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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-15
DVSDoDSia.

n y- Considering the forms which
ttcE NeoIes itself II may well be- called al, lra headed"
In rs .ran follow idigtiJy ram in Soni c,
Water Btsfb, fDsreneSS, FUes, AciiifY oppression d;;er
DbH,fg, feIie complaints, dc. some of the first
our ian have given their written certificates relative
cures effected In their by the Bft
rEs: while testimonials from other editorial
ions and voluntary from persons who
sec their names IN prn, are perfectly overwhelming.
Read the following from very high, respectable CLERGY
EAST TArSroN, Mass, Feb ., ISIS.
7" the Editor of the Portland Mrrov,-Sir:-
oNfGENArEp BrrrEHs.-For than twenty Years
have been suire from the ~ >rIsa Besides trying The
iehfe of m. nni physicians In the almost trial
their various prescriptions have tried great yaet,
lcn medicines with similar result Through the kindness
m, physician, received last March, half dozen bottles
oAfGENAfEp BlrrERS | began use them without
them fair trial continued their but without any pcrcc
tihle hencf, till June
s'ncc then have gradually improved In health ill
tirA free rom achity of the stomach and from
hainenry and III" awful and almost tlisracng .,nar
which Often for days together has wholly unified fp -,il,
aud Tor nll other ministerial irs aud rendered LIE rl,n
feel that owe H. expression gratitude Mcsr-
F"wc Co., and ais, duty 10 the public recommend
oNgenatcd licrs, rs. In estimation remedy rr
that most trying most vcNing and cruel Of hi Diseases
which poor human flesh is heir the dyspepsia Having
ci ~ long and r, different remedies with
result can recommend the OXygcnac Biicrs with cont
enc few others IL the readers of the Mirror
suntrng beg of theta 10 make trial Of these Bors without
delay
JAMES Il. CUSHING.
Prepared by 8. W. FOWLER co, BnsroN Tor sale b,
Wilam \. Strohc Co.. and John H. stny, ltacnbrg;
G. Pug. Campbell e. H.: aud by al Druggists
medicine throughout the city ant country iuls
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The majority for VANCE, tho Opposition candi
date for Congress in the Western District If North.
Carolina. is about 1000.
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SALES BY AUCTION
Land Fer sale at AUCTION.

- INTENDING 70 West, shall Offer for sale n,
~ puhlie auction, SATURDAY, 10th sEpTENakR nsrt
~-f not sold privately before) NY LANDS lying in Pin,
isasia county 3s miles south Of Lynchburg stage roo
leadag 10 Danyile tracts containing 500 ana
60 acres and the other adjoining Il containing
The first raet has good Dwelling House and all nrc
the last named comfortable house ON
These anls well dehed with about of %
low grounds the first tract and very productive and WEI.
worthy The attention NJ farmers wishing 10 purchase good To-
baeco and grain land. AVERY MUsTAIS.
aug 15-w3ws Chalk Level va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-15

The latest news from the Texas election is that
Gen. Houston is certainly elected Governor.
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HOPKINS, HULL & ATKINSON.
Baltimore, Maryland,
Gfrs 10 ~ Trade a Large md FL gan, Stock Of
French. British and Domestic Dry Goods.
Which they will sell low to prompt dealers.
aug Is dim
IfINE GREEN AND BLACK TEAs-Just received, nc.
assortment Of Green and Black Teas, which sup,.
rior. taug 15-d'sl W. A. sTR0THER& co
A CIKeuT CoURT continued by adjournment and held
"A for the county Of Amherst Friday Both 1859
David T. Woodruff Alfred NJ. Woodruff, Ambrose r. Wood
ruff, Plaintiff
Pitt Woodruff. Edwin s. Rucker and Others Defendants
The Court doth order that the defendant Edwin Rucker
do render before Of the Commissioners of Court an
af his transactions trustee Of the which
account the snid Commissioner directed
settle and make REPORT thereof To the Court together M
Of the debts due from estate 10 this
end he shall Se creditors advertisement for four
weeks in newspaper printed In Lynchbug, notifying
them Ia appear before him certain day TO be- appointed
with proof of their demands and similar
the time and place of taking said shall be deemed
equiv aleni 10 personal notice 10 all the parties.
Copy--1 este,
RO. A. PRNDLEToN, &.
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GSaM saEfsGHAE.

REPORT OF THE
Lynchburg Tebacce I'D Grain Market,
~.
Alexander & loot.
COM ssIoN NIB r CH q.
TosAcco-The breaks were h~avy al the Warehouses
and prc,- easier gksde the ayeruc sas
wa. highly satisfactory 10 sellers Pine Manufacturing Leaf
Lug- ssiOh; Good Medium do sox7is shipping Tobacco
f9F11ik.
WHEirThe supply the arRr, prices the
latter VI seife down n u 30 fr
lots AMI ~ goa Is for lower grads of White We have heard
81 M ,-es u Red. The market Is dull
FIot Ave report duh aud dropping market. We quote
suferhnc at %; Extra tGl46lG4; Family s6k
tosS--Wc have no Transactions To report Nominnly We
quote NJ ~.
MEAL-&I ,09GaInI
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2sHt htSHhi> % EACH SEEDS, for which the hi.:
W. IS; Casa 'i., N. he paid Thosa from IN. nat,,rnl
fl letifed Apply to y. D. Gutkcr, the undersigned
~ ''-'lN JOIN HALLIDAY
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ry,Ir ,.v,..., EDUCATION.
TIL next session Of the subscrDers sc,sj will commence
on THURSDAY The Isl day OF skprrnarR 4 ,Tms a1b
per session o i've Months ~ iA F
"' -7sl CLEMENTINA F.srENCER.
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IitDRltE-iD eases q G. Nnsss ;cn,ea ono + II
~ i.st ',sanes iinp,rted. t,- se ~ " ' ~ " "
aus = I i.odoNli. DAY En- :'ORT " 20, Ieiinnnd.
t1Iht tipE. SiNEGAE.--Iis Ia hand ii small 4 Il /
% cor Vinegar he Ia can rcly upvu hi, VIA
eear as being pure For sale by " >
as GUS j. II. THOMPSON Druggist
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-11

to aid them in the construction Of the
road. Estimating the distance to III
Pasp at 500 miles, the land Donation
amounts 10 $3.50. 600 acres With an
effective prosecution Of the work. and
under proper management, this land can
be made to- realize fyc dollars an acre,
or upwards { forty millions Of d7'ars.
To these may he added, private dona.
lions Of land 30 the value ~ half u mil
lion more The road. st $50 600 per
mile. will cost sal 600 900 Here, then,
is an onlerprizr which promises To the
Stockholders. If correctly managed. the
road free of cost, and bonus II twenty.
five millions If dollars Mud vet this
work which promises such large indt
viduul gains. and s1 much to the state
il on tine ,vr Of iesuurt o.. it, fate
hangs upon hair II this state of
things continues. thu enterprise II -aeri.
feed beyond redemption. We would
not give ten cents lu the dollar fr the
claims If those who have sprcnlatrd 80
largely ont 81 its b.untics and who are
ALREADY rich in imaginary profits. Bat
1t ough, not, nay it must not, Toe sacri.
feed II we lose this charter, we will
never get another with such liberal pro-
visions Aud to-day # II were sacrificed
We might we'll af|'rd to give more than
has been already squmdoroi in the
Southern Pacific Company t. obtain its
restoration
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,rEvi,s AM DEPARTURES OF rnF uNIs.

NJ. wiles. shs r'utassasv = this place Ia. kindly
,raishsi - VITA ~ssesmens n sb~ i~c- Of ariv.
ssi departure = csr mdls vAeA, rus!s-h zoe the
eeseAt IT oss nas~hsiI rvsArrs.
nsii- for Ksasetie, for kaafiat. by way Of Giimer
and Qosm.n fw ssn An ;s,t.as. aud TO casssssic iy
way Of Jestrson. leave Nand,y. wcine-das. and ff
Cay. and arrive Tuc-isy. Thar4d,y, and s'tutisy
Nails from shreveport and Henderson, erTirs m
Monday, "Wednesday aud Friday AMI leave Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday.
Nail 70 Pert Csjlp les-~' rueaiay, Thursday. ard
Satari,y. sni arrives the day.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-11

On Tuesday the 18th inst. a difficulty
occurred II Scycnc, in this county, be
tween T. T. Franks and J. r. Clements,
in which the latter received u scTerc
rtah. Mr.. Clements is now believed To
be recovering Mr. Franks has been
tried before Justice SMITH, and 10 evi-
denee appearing that he had committed
any offence against the la~, he was DIS.
charged Dallas if,oR
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-11

In odr two last issues We have made
aAn, fifty grave charges against nipdrru
p,,m crary sufficient. wr think. tu fir
ever d,mn any party jefferson Goieiie
The -clfcnp,lacru,cy and -clfapprc
citation Of oar cotemp,rary, 10 evidenced
in the foregoing sentence, shows that he
had nn mean opinion II This INTEL, ctual
effort. We are glad that our cntempo-
rary has a, las, defined his position, and
we think it would be n good thing if the
independent press" generally (lhe
masked baiteric. If the opposition
wonId follow his example.
1t was a terrible onslaught neighbour
terrible We ia,aginc that your friends
crowded around you in scores, to Ton
gratnluc yon, upon it, and to say to
Won. " Sir, yun have performed n great
work "a great work Modern pcupc.
racy will never survive this attack It
is dead, sir; dead. never to rise again
You did it, sir. aud dcfunrt Know Moth
ingism thanks yun tur the effort
ruY Rfvyu-The South Western Of Wednc-t, =
sar~
Tho river continues TO risc slowly. At The la'ea
d,ie- II Wa hnlf tank full 1T s,wlni From p1sk
willie aud foft fw-nn se learn that upper Red River
rising rapidly heavy uiin- having lalon through
e I III. country.
sx The South Western IMPORTS bg, one slaal pox
case in Shreveport
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~ We hi the pleasure cf a visit on raes'iiy
frss friend s'ssa- # she Qsitinsn Herald who
~ an b, Wy y In city. A. our e"te'nporar, Is
oaaail.aaae f~ mssrsmry We you'd direct b'- at'en-
tics T. fhe folssinx paragraph frm the crarkrtt
Aygaa A
m yarsSi,ctes Chronicle 'sil- ~ ef . widow
Aly aamsd Flint VII, live. near Al,S.nifla, Ia.
~ vut~ a. krr plant si,oa ~ hrl.. II agar, tp
49, mras~e- ard ttD biie- ~ en'toa. The south
ne~essn ~ys thl. -hps- wsA-' ~'dps esn ., - re
= - n - I'D shdt even the elder Weller might
hsss taoesAlrd. We ha,s her hsart IS ut A. hard az
hrY Naae.
Il .<sm. I, " tA<ss 4 eoaalefablc aHa'y between
e.~st- 49, f.st
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10 TIE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILR0AD A
rAILUkxi

The public. as mass, has long since
hccomc weary Of the discussion, so re-
lcn,lcssly prosecuted between the rival
companies claiming The property and
franchises II tho Southern Pacific Rail
road Even some Of the Stockholders,
and particularly Those whose pccmiary
in'crcs, il not Sufficiently large to war
rant the sacrifice e time and money
necessary to the projection Of thcir ~.
forests. arc becoming indifferent to the
struggle. ! sufficient number. however,
are lrft 10 carry 90 The contest with Wig
or aud for an Indefinite period But
there is one phase Of this question IN
which all arc Interested, and now when
the prospects Of compromise arr srcfr
ngly at an eni it presents itsclf with
peculiar aud startling distinetncss l.
the southern Pacific Railroad cnterpri2c
H. BE- regarded as a failure IA far
back Us isi9. Gen Busk. drew the at
teuiion Of the public mind # the conn
Gag 90 the superiority ~ the Texas route
over aii others, and cndeayorcd 10 enlist
thc 'rPdInr mrn 4 IrNas IN the great
work 1t was under bis Influence thai
lhe Gr.l reviev ~ tho COUNTRY upon the
33d parallel # iptiindo WAS made and
tilat 0fosllrai''h imperfect o" II was,
ostahI he'd n the minds oi those wh"
made IL. the correctness 81 the cancn.
-iens he had Formed. II was rndet his
Influence iiint tho lrrislati1n IT the stale
wa. directed To- securing This great work
through eur territory ana u he ia'''a
'' accomplish '"' ee' "' "'' ~ WV "
was OWING ~ 'hai Tt"" ~ '"P"''3
when manifested nH'ii III we '''F'N'a'
uHo, ana "hi'h booked \" W" F"'''
lands AMI money 81 we 0'a''' aS i'S'N-
mate Objects oi plumber tie evidently
Jaw, clearly aud distinctly Inc dihcu''
TIES III ~" way '''' o''''N'''u !" '''
...... -. IN a. c.... al .,-.,,,
pdsing when ~ 'h' 'a''N ana ''''h'n
stances are considered. which 1t - not
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,opl state or eom,lc,,op. M vould
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~ SEC the card Of Mc--r. 8 ". Rsssiiu. Z On
S.~ Osieans. Thi. i. Of the test sni NIT ".
iiabt grse9y tasii-hmeat, In the city. Any one
ofHrrinx groceries fr,e tA. h7ae g. may e e.n,n II
gstsss ~ ~ tise article. nmed Of the he qiali-
y. and u tr l.wrt mlfkst price. A letter, and the
10 ncy ~ dr4si will d, ~; well visit in pr
e5l TRY IL.
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~ NJ T. u. 'ress. u the han si Neslra q q.
f'F"gs Co.. vii secsit oar THANK. fer late New -.
ban. paper. NJ. .. ha' returned IRON, Noy York
18th oae u the isrgest assortment - Spring anl
Summer good, ever brought by ihia euirprzuR firm
y Marshall and which they arr now receiving ani
opening Advertisement newt week
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~ Hon. A. lssrson. a {e1rsa viii accept our
ihAok. i"s copy ri b.. aiis speech Oh The pssinr
kalraad delivered In the tai.ea state senate on &.
9Th II Jssa.fy
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~ W. learn, FIRM The sp.,h wn.'ern. ,hit a con
tract ha~ t~en asde - light the principal streets d
shreveport With ga.
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tiio7n

-. dated Mas ". '~5s 49,. 100
lie also avs he csperfei r Va, ls,s after
a apos T,' WV .-........ .... 1920
wbo,e total 4, mi. statement, hg
y & J. : Brown are Oh -eef With somr
al, non mon is.,l. of Company. ihia APP
,I.,d 10 wnfld lessen IrNis dtht ~ a5.lf3
Tho summary exhibiting s.ll'i92.2l Us
amount Of disbursements or'erd 10y me- sino
l2lh september i-aG, Ia Isl OF Mn! 1855, Is
nv worn Il nude that report lie credits or
,aytu,.u,s under il an the work ii pr Fo~lk,-
m which he has buudcrcd IN several particulars
Tirs, he makes the amount al cash mfn'shed me
and sci 10 my credit at yarious times S9n2 a. il
sbn,ld Ia. SIS 200 The stockholders wuud
l,sc $40 q b, III. statement aud | should gan
!, m. next error i. the charge OF SIS TT
.pro,i,ons Ac srui To Texas hy ter. {. Law
r,sun This Is not proper credit " III : cash
account as the provisions were ~ part nnmd
bV forces working GA 60 account AMI The ~
main,h when sold to conirueiorS was charged
la them and taken cut oi tier ESTIMATES AID
drafts given by N Tor H. alanr' dne !, cm
The cash sent 10 rcNas 10y DOS PHI 1aylor
was not designed 10 ro into the land, ct uur
worthy ubsiugsury as toy. I'm Il vhrn
b. wa, rr.-ndcn u.,d Ia cad Col. " ri AID
never dp! II vas placed ia Tie lu,lnl. 90 1ny.
lnr los lr. FuNlkr- To- h." dem the bet that
could hr m s,ttlins The accounts ii The mt,lv
lr,.b b,l,o,,t, The h,s, that could lc ,on,
r,,h il r~nlt,d ia bu,mu ~ her ciana. a,
9ti. u.r cen, ,li.eount WITH til MON, a. ,h,
,,,,t,uv N p,ih.r the COMPANY eoi he b.
an III ,Lr shave, de- moi know hul thu .nm
t,,p.,,efi.u bor. NO sinai part in c,,it,ha IT.,
INDIGNATION Of ls,rtrs and IA making 'h,m uu,
o,n7.,l Ia tl. sale ai the road wi Low, y,f
pr,r,s,. the golden mlc with IN lowlkc, los
'ta,.,, M ma. connection that iihn ihiouaian
,,.,.i,,J nom hoth from him and FAVOR. am
.,d,.6ed That there wa. an hon,-.i meunler.
.f,,,tn, b.t,,,,u them; nr. iowks telling
r,,lo. f., IL, the best he could with The mon,y.
l,...,,,.. II. arnlic,iton la most mc,ss,t,a,
-. .',.l t,,t'r ,u,i. r.iup.liup him ,n ,utar
".,,, n. nn.h J,b, a. he could with II. Tut
~. mall matter l,, il stand The expr.
l.,,,,..- ,.,,L.r,d hy mn ia Mae. 1855. nmnnuiol
IA stT9,e The $50 600 charged to l.. n
! u,,.., G,s uro,t.iot. etc Furnished by
r,.,-l,.. IN, .o,'ln,u,, with contract. stands
.,,,.iL a, tia, - 900 sent los Gtures C. aw.
, r.,.p,, The PROVISION. otc. were CONSUMED hy
~ &C.,, i.,,.I las. In I = mn ANY vim wt4r
M ,,, ,.,,a,, ,,,. man,
ifh hhtUtHH H' wv" "" '"l ny "' "'
bnlh iu'-t aunuh'N N""H ", '"ui'h III 'e'iha'
. tng Nlu'l cost ul Rad. Neither 81 properly
..t ...5sI .s &. t...h fr.ht IEa Sia3siie.s +,
-. "a. t.,.il ..l.,, a.. ali Il O..
l,''''" -
th' tftdf@ S'uHV ..t slp'N VIZ =" P"!"',' "
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" H.
- 49,, III ia ,pe account M rlE,h
a.. Ana, nd. rain Of variety bet us
r.,,,,, u, "a. n ,fsebdiles 81 s22i %" winch
,,,nr ,,nror,nt. Dir, md which Yen mns' hnf
T., ,ni,1 \. r.ln,vl q that about s'""'""
,,,,s.an,t;,, .l.l,jop iic l,si side u statement
Ar. ,,, ,,okinf at the -ehc,mlehr lhtn
go, .i;...,,.,, ,buf,. Our different items mAhihs
-, ia, .qp7 ~. uf whieh We have considered
az, 81 ,.fcctly charged on both sides III
statement " 81 suooo
JtSI -Jifpwu- clam -, ~ 'p,
,.n,I.t /, bHi en- herd - Wv,
IN as Il. Wisall HalAc 'e"
+ n,.n. /, iottA Hal $50 o Nheh "'-Hi IN aoo
lowed 80 Company ~ -
sla0lo
King -, ,s lai,nr. Ia 90
Lenit MN '''' ''
MIR er a..
,,p' s,nnno0 on ON >c oi staten ut ~
n !. mot charged on the Other You sem a.
.1.b,d pr but II is verify 50. \o* at Us
Lace. III. small item IN the Other ,ldf winch Is
n,n,a-.,y urotsr and .,r how i Viii all ct ihr
'r,,i I'M. would n.larc thu tlof "a t.oi0 INN
-,,d It -, rt,rtotni.sl itr S!3l.ii, tp e'7l''.
<,o I,t CON l.t.lp To So how ihv nj got
inin ~. coupa-nui.
: ueai4 elaine" Read n,er tie schedule l'r.
again .ln, T. Grant 4 Go. work "'n' Mahf
F s,n'rtrib v ( scott hiuNr work. uihif
contract ard Imnrimourvl Hon ). ! iirnd'r-
.np. balance fiolnad tmIry ahd nrEip hr''!
IN Jo-4ph IA, nr. tmanrr .laauci money AMI
p.rr, iif,.I Geo :. l.rer salary a. fr'sl'
l.niN " f. Anderson y ulan Bank each
iaansl money sc But ~ viii -fiend thu
Nauns- ~ P"s',''' W. ',-.,.Jc..,, mr. ,l.fl
h"t P'h''p,'' F"'' ~ ,i,,,lin.
s''''" .t'...,! ,l,,, il, tl,,, .,J,,,t'
'tf u'E''' ''''' " 'l L,fsi, r,k.
''',' y" ,,,l h.. IN, .,,,,, n.
."'". ~ " ..'.i .l.,,., ,t,,, "a, the other
w., ,',,,,'.,', viii do which van pr..
r.. ~ S.,,t I,,,n ON IN, other side. YOU say.
IN ,a5l4
V,#Ja,. be., d..,.,ne ia fruris lur -nr,c time
,,,,. ,,. ,.r,rL .,noth,r .rr,u al the spice o
Et iv f,'ku., nb,uf Lara eus.tr Then are
...-,t ,...... word. in ogr vocabulary Of Nagu,
.',c.-.,,..., yi:.l. e.,,,.,il, r,u.. mnch an.
.,,it, s., rI,,ip, d. ili construction upuu wtii'U
L Nm L,,. f.atpf,tit afn las, YER
irt,.. amman anJ t.m through ..lofjh.
\.,, fbt. S5nDuna it.m boa statement s j.
.rsl>,gl b, fine norI .,ttai which 3, ui tlp
forth family. luu ar. a.ii ptuil.,d In th,
a-.af-Gab terms. VIVA. diets ,Hh.H maaa IN
FLAT pl3c.H In lLl ngelburhasl ot sou .up
p1 r. Sc. lui ,oa klns has h.ni yyu au
+ Mr.. " .krrs..l tou NDa'd .and u, Nun Noll
anal .,f,,r.. pitf S. .,,f..r i,y,., ,u san Iran
cisco. si,l Ia, railroad WA. dome ,o the Pacific
anal .,.r..r,- aims. t.t tl, SIM. last t-asr'
,,.. l,..I. ir,.at,'i tbi. o.d u,5ai tnfhou,
.l'. ,,.,t.l..i i,,,. fb. .in.o .-a,,l, tpak ID
] Wu-a.r . la,s. but D.. dom, -ay un,lba.
5.ta NFi p..it,o4ap. uat tna Edi.utd
tl,iat,..a-t 4stNact hm.t to ihe pfifui
.l.5a5.. ADJ ta.t ulsrr. ~Muuyri \ pm
... g.. ....... t,, f,.,p.te.i 4. a.. .I rratl-a IA,
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~ Tho feilasigg tahe W ~ ~ set4ite o. flrrts
~ tnuffs. Chief iusiIae. AAmlaiatafaff fc. sho
my lave 10 sd,c.'l.e IN Newspaper. AT sw4teqai-
riag Publication ia Newtleptts v 10 le i,1ud Psi
feriHe bcow = Ifarf'r''a Digest Of the Las. ~
t.
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or nmav 'ar su'srtintnns f.,f tine. ire n
81 ii.sn ~ - ear r. f,ftarir.i f n'sl ~ ef .'i
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lloRrmlE. -Abputs O'clock Oh Monday
nigh, last a Negro house on the planta.
liun uf Mr. \ \ Cook uf this county,
was destroyed ly Ere, and three Of four
children belonging To one # the wumcn
were burnt mp IA IT, The negroes, at
the time, were At the crib Smelling corn
The mother IF the children had fallen
asleep, and when she awokc the house
was in Games She had barely time to
cscnrc with one Of the children NJ
Cook feeling uuwell hal prev iuusly gone
10 bed rs soon as he heard the alarm,
he ran oui bat being in his nightclothes
and haroiootcd. he could not enter the
burning house, the floor Of which was
un fire and had to stand and see the
children burn up. without being able to
render any assistance. He writes -" 1t
was the hp4t awful scene | ever wit
ncs-ed in my lifr.7
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-11
TRIF TO THE CITY

After al absence oi four weeks nn a
visit to New Orleans, upon business
connected with our office. we have re-
turned once more - our post Although
the trip was a pleasant one to ma, aud
marked by many delightful incidents,
there was but little connected with it,.
thu relation Of which would be- likely 30
interest others
We found the city unusually lively
There were a great many persons visit
ing the metropolis from every section
Of the country Such an influx Of POM
hllou, ~ fact. was never known IN New
Orleans. Al the hotels were full t.
Overlooking. and it was difficult to- So.
cure comfortable quarters
In the intervals II Icismc we bcgu.lrd
lbe lime very pleasantly in visiting tn"
different places f. amusement
The business prospects Of New or.
leans were never ia So prosperous q
condition Hrr business. men arr be-.
ginning &, realize To-. fuiis ol tat eu.
terpri1t which has connected ihom rs
railroad with the interior and which.
il continued. viii oremrali, fcuic, hat
city the first in commercial importance
upon the continent. Trade has never
been so brisk or So vast az it is this
year, exhibiting the concentration Of
Southern prosperity
Upon our return. wc stopped at the
Commercial li",cl. kept ly cur Old frirud
op3 fellow citizen NJ Thp- Powell II
is an excellent housc. and merits the
patronage IF our Texas friends.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-11

uae and unpaid e. - tuiii, 1858, according
1, iii. rci,n,, 81 T.. ' M,uehc, chief cngt
49,. dated MAY ". 'N,s
us sls, ava he espera.s ir Way isss, after
the -aie va d,teunm,d oH ~ Ne- orleans
about