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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

A. Tominson.
Sheriff.-Announced in this paper are John P
Jones, Henry Hart |. G. Messec, A. j. Felter and
H. NJ Chauncey. Jno. b. May, NJ. Rucb, D. Kinds,
L. w. Ludwig and NJ. Kelly are also candidates.
one or two of them prominent. We are also au
thorized by his friends TO say that S. X. Turner
will be a candidate.
Clerk.-Jno. A. Watson is announced +; and
Jereh. Bennett NJ +. Griffin, NJ. W. Personette,
c. Wood, W. J. Blake and II. Boyle, are candi
dates.
Treasurer.--He Henry Doxey, II B. Dawson, R.
Clifford, A. N. Kruttschnitt, Max Lang and R.
Bocb, all announced.
Assessor.-Jno Musser, E. Flowers, JAS Coch-
ran, A. Mitchell, Jno. Burns, W. Caiard and John
Sanborn.
District Attorney.-O Stuart and C. E. Will
liams
COMMITTED FOR MuRDER-The three Cinnamon
now confined in Jail for the murder of one of their
countrymen, on Canon Greek, two weeks SINCE
were examined before Justice Moloney on Tues
day, and admitted to bail In $4,000 each. The
order granting bail was afterwards vacated, and
the prisoners fully committed on charge of mur-
der, to await the action OF the grand jury.
GEN. DENVER left on Tuesday morning, for
Sacramento The General feels that he has been
rebuked by the democracy of Trinity, and so ex-
pressed himself in the Convention on Monday.
There are many others who think so.
REV. Mr.. THOMAS preached to the largest audi
ence ever assembled in the Weaverville church,
on Sunday. He left on Monday morning for
Yreka, accompanied by Mr.. Reasoner.
MCGOWAN 4 Co. intend bringing the water OF
Garden Gulch On Court House hill, and thence
distributing through town for family use and ir-
rigaton. 1t will be valuable property.
+. GARTER, candidate for Dist. Judge was here
this week. Shasta has given him three majority
over Daingerfeld. Sshiyou is for Daingerfeld.
The delegates to the State Conv ention started
below on Tuesday.
County.
Miners KILLED.-We are told by Charley Sha-
fer that Michael Castillo and Thos Donovan we're
killed at Big Bar on Tuesday, by bank cave.
II was not discovered until some Two hours after
the accident, and then six hours elapsed before
they were taken out. Their bodies were fright
fully crushed
THE OREGON GULCH WAGON RoAD.-Mr. Chas
Raegner wants to know" who said the Oregon
Gulch wagon road is not good one. He has
been hauling lime over 1t for week past, and
carries 1900 pounds at load. Two mules draw
the load with ease. 1t is better and easier
grade than two-thirds OF the mountain roads in
the State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

BE FIRM.-The first and chief element Of sue
cess is decision Of character. Without this, and
the kindred traits, that are always found in its
company such as resolution, courage, and hope,
there IL little chance of success With it there
is no such word as fail, and seldom any such
thing as failure To such spirit even difficult
ties afford a stimulus, and dangers spur, for a
resoute mind, it has forcibly been said, is oHai-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

HORACE IS TO HAVE A RECEPTIoN.-L. Upson
c. T. Bolts, Jas. McClatchy, ]. c. Zabriskie, Marx
Hopkins, l. b. Marshall, DR.. j. F. Morse, S. S
Hall, E. McCarty, L. A. Booth, ]. II. Nevett, II
S. Nichols, Charles Crocker and David Meekel
have been appointed by the Sacramento people
as committee to receive Horace Greedy, now en-
route for California
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

In one of bis late letters, Governor Wise. of
Virginia, makes some strong admissions against
the course of the democratic party on the slavery
question. He says:
We are strong on the moral ground of equality
We relinqushed that in attempting to assume
more than equality, and we lost all character for
justice. We were wise once in demanding no
more than our due, and we have been foolish since
and of late in trying to deprive others of their
due.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18
BILLIARDS
BAN k E XCHAN G E
The most comfortable Saloon
In Town, either by DAY or NIGHT.

THE PROPRIETORs BEG LEAVE TO
l. state to the public that their Saloon is now
furnished with THREE NEW BILLIARD
TABLES, Marble and Slate beds, with Pheldn'S
Combination Cushions, direct from O'Connet Il
Collender, makers. through their agent, NJ. L.
Hughes, San Francisco.
The Bank Exchange Bar is furnished with the
best the market affords, at all times.
Champagne, of the celebrated Clquot' brand,
always ON hand +. g. j. YOUNG.
Weaverville, June Is, 1859 %.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

ODD FELLOWS ANNIVERSARY IN New YORK.
The correspondent of the Sacramento Union,
there says the day was celebrated with great
enthusiasm. In the procession the emblems of
the Order were borne upon large cars, drawn by
six, eight and ten horses, gayly caparisoned. Two
officers on horseback, one in full armor, and the
other in Crusaders apparel, attracted much mol
tice The entire column was interspersed with
full bands Of music, Dodworth's "Forty five
being conspicuous as usual.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of decree
~ and order of sale, to me directed and delit-
cred, issued out of the District Court of the 9th
Judicial District, Of the State of California, in
and for the county of Trinity, in the action of
Michael Crane vs. Michael Farrell, rttested June
14th, 1859 will expose for sale at public auc-
tion, at the Court House door In said county, on
Saturday, the 9th day of July.
1859, at 2 O'Clock, p. m, according to the terms
of said decree, all the right title and interest of
said Farrell in aud to that certain piece or par
Gel of land lying and being situate in the town
of Weaverville, county of Trinity, and State OF
California, and being fraction of a lot between
the brick building of r w. Blake and the lot
formerly owned by Joseph Ewing, at the corner
of Main and Court Streets commencing at stake
at the corner of said Joseph Ewing's lot and
fourteen feet from said Blakes building, thence
running parallel with the Ewing lot sixty feet
towards the guleh. thence westerly thirty-five
feet, thence southefly sixty feet and then paral-
lei with said Blake's building, and fourteen feet
therefrom, thirtyfive feet to the place of begin
ming. Also, a certain lot and the improvements
thereon, used and occupied by said Farrell as
slaughter house and yard, and lying and being
situate in the town, county and State aforesaid
together with all and singular the tenements, be-
reditaments and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing OR ln anywise appertaining."
JOHN B. MAY, Sheriff.
BY X. G. STUART, Deputy.
Dated June Is, 1850 70
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

PLUMAs REGULATES HN.-Tbe following is one
Of The resolutions passed at the Anti -Lecompton
Convention held in Plumas county
Resolved, That we repudiate with contempt a.
false in fact, the statement made by VIM. NJ Gwin
in the Senate Of the United States on the 23d oi
February last, That the people of this State had
not placed the same construction upon the doc
trine of Intervention as is enunciated in the Kan
sas Nebraska Act"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

THE following is a specimen of Hibernian
epistolary composition
"O'Regan Tirritury, march 32-Tim If yer
ded wrote me how it happened, an eff yere aloive
thin cum out here Immediately or sooner. I'm
farmin 80 acres of land an have two COWS an
horse givin milk.
"Yer own bruther, PAT HOttAHAN.o
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

AN ITEM WORTH PREsERvNG.-Thirty years
DR.. James Craig, formerly of Red BIuff--now
of San Francisco, and Jacob Primer Leese, of
Monterey, left Fort Smith, Arkansas Territory,
in the spring of 1929, and have been on the Pa
ci6c slope ever since, as we learn from the June
number of the Hesperidn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

A MOST IMPROBABLE PROBABILITY. The sacra-
mento Standard deems it probable that the Nor
mons are more sinned against than SHINING A
community Of scoundrels, who have, under the
disguise of Indians, murdered scores, nay hun
dreds of emigrants-men, women and children
"more sined against than SHINING !"-The senti-
ment is monstrous.- Shasta Courier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

HARVEY NJ CHAUNCEY will be eandi-
date for the Office of Sheriff, subject to the decis
ion of the Anti-Lccompton Convention. to he
holden at Weatertlle, Saturday July 20, 1S09
Weaverville, June 18, 1853. 22teA.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

EARLY NEws.-The mail steamer will stop at
Monterey hereafter, on its upward trip, and the
news be telegrapbed to San Francisco Steamer
news will be received from twelve to twenty -four
hours before arrival
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

Ed. JOURNAL You will please announce me
candidate for the Office of Sheriff. subject to
the decision of the Democratic Co. Convention
22td. A. J. FELTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

The voters of Trinity County are informed tha
A. NJ. KRUTTSCHNITT will be candidate fo
County Treasurer subject to choice of the Dem
Ocratic Convention. 22td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

/. c. MESSEC is announced as a candidate fo
the office of Sheriff of Trinity county, subject II
the ADti-Lecompton Convention to be holden il
Weaverville, July %, 1859. 22.tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

r. CLIFFORD is candidate for the office o
County Treasurer at the coming Election, sub
ject TO nomination of Democratic Convention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

"UNnooPED" HERsELF.-A young lady, visit
ing Yo Semitic Falls recently, went to the highest
peak and loosening her crinoline cast it over the
boiling cataract We suppose it needed washing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

Now Then, BOYS Tickets by the steamers of
the 9Th were purchased, few hours before their
departure, for SIS and $40. Wash up and Co.
uuick
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

FRI ENBLEM.-Jane Whpple, of San Francisco,
fair but frail girl, is in the habit of carrying
tame snake in her bosom, which she handles
without fear and without danger. There is another
told sgones, unless she repents-the gnawng
worm of conscience Shasta Courier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

gsS-We are requested to announce the name ot
II. b. DAWSON as candidate for Treasurer, at
the September election, subject to the nomina-
tion of the Democratic Co. Convention. 90
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18
Deleg.I Precincts.

1t is earnestly urged upon the opposition to IL
mite. regardless of former party associations and
party predictions, and assist in nominating
good party ticket In opposition to the party in
power, The above notice is given in accordance
with the decision of the mass meeting.
By order of the Anti. tecomptun
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
WeaVervile, June Is, 1859. 2ztt
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

GREENWOOD q NEwBAUER, through their gen.
tlemanly clerks, Keefer and Boch, have placed
us under obligations for great variety of Eas-
tern newspapers and periodicals, and numerous
express favors, this week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

For GovERNoR.-David Masten, Esq, passed
through town on his way to the Democratic State
Convention instructed to vote for Jno. b. Weller
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

MAX LANG announces himself as Independent
candidate for the office of County Treasurer d
the September election. 22td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18
Monday, July 4th.

MANAGEMENT: :
WeacerDiile j. S. Pitzer, Jno Martin. Jas. S.
Mccain, Alex. Love, HI. Hooker, Fred Walter.
Shasta John Anderson Craven Lee.
.MinesUiUe Z. NJ. F. Griffin, Frank Wood.
Bates Ranch F. Bates, J. T. Chells.
Trinity Center Rush McClurg, Jno. Moore.
Le,Diston j. Ransom, w. A. Nunnally.
Grass Tatley L. Reynolds. Fred, Frey.
Point Bar Bennet Cook, f. j. Curtis.
Ranaka Bar Jno. H. Hongh, Jno. Estes
Turner'S Bar r. Pearce, p. Paulsen.
,Stein~'s: tno. Mitchell, j. McCampbell
Slate Bar &. And. Murphy, NJ Hart.
Ebans Bar A. Peterson, W. Porceiis
.arkansas Dam c. Given. Alb. Messr.
Sturdetant's j. A. Sturdevant, W. Ferguson.
Oregon Gulch A. J. Felter, Jno. Colbert
=, Mouth Canon Creek Capt. Jno. Philbrook, j.
Burns, Ed. Leart.
Canon City Vim. Linton, VIM Atkesoh.
North Fork M. Kelly, Cb, Nickel.
East Fork and Rattlesnake :: Geo Crossoh.
Big Flat M. Whelaii, d. B. Murphy.
Gse-Guod music is engaged. An invitation is
hereby extended to all.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

THE last overland mail carried away over four
thousand letters, the largest number yet sent.
Thirty thousand month will be sent at that rate
about as many as the steamer carries.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18
Monday, July 4th

nagers:
WeaueruiUe-H r. T. Miller, Hon. JnO. c.
Birch Jno. p. Jones Jno. b. May, Jereh Ben
nett, James Cochran, A. NJ. Kruttsctnitt, A.
Mitchell. Frank Young. JAS. Morris, Jno. Murphy,
Ernest vogel, David Hinds, p. B. O'Keefe, Peter
Schmsekamp.
Miners6iue- T. Fogerty, J. II. Hutchinson.
tecistoh-Wm. Black, P. Cronan.
Kdndka Bdr-Judge Goewey, Chas. Stanhope.
!Sfeiner's-Ben. Steiner. Nicholas Beahm.
Slate Bar-David Farrell, J. C. McCarty.
arkansas Ddm-Thos. McGovern, J. Sheridan.
Oregon Gaich--A. j. Felter, Jas. Murphy, tno
Slattery.
Mouth Caiion CFsek-S. Burns Martin Pagan.
Canon City-John Callaghan, Jas. Scott, VIM.
Linton.
A general initiation is hereby extended to all
Good mtisc will be in attendance
JOHN COLLOPY.
Junction House, May 20, 1859.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

re- We are authorized to annoiinee the nam
of HENRY HART as candidate for Sheriff. sui
ject to the nomination OF the Trinity Co. Demo
cratic Convention. 20td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

ACcIDENT.-James Norton had bis leg fractured
and ankle dislocated by the caving of bank in
Dodge d Howe's claim, On Sidney Hill, short
time since.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

A Son of George D. Prentice, editor of the
Louisville Journal, is in the neighborhood of San
Antonio, looking out for location for sheep
raising
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

R. BOCH requests us TO sey that he will be a
ject to the action of the Democratic Convention
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

The editor of the Red Bluff Beacon acknowl-
edges receipt of certain bibibles which aided in
working off his insde-last week. Salts are just
as good
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18
For County Clerk.

Ea~We are authorized to announce JOHN A.
WATSON as Independent candidate for the Office
of County Clerk, at the September election.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18
For sureF.

Mr.. HENRY DOxEY announces himself as can
didate for County Treasurer, subject to nomna
tion of Trinity County Democratic Convention.
Weaverville, May IA, 1859.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18
OUNCEM ENTS,
Or = he riff.

toHN ?. JONES is announced as candidate for
Sheriff, subject to nomination of Trinity County
Democratic Convention.-April 23, 1859.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

JNo. T. PENNINGTON, assistant Clerk of the
Senate, last winter has returned to WeaterVile
and intends to remain some time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

Anti-Lecompton Democratic Senatorial Con-
vention meets on July goth, in Weavervile.
Anti-Lecompton Democratic County Conven-
tion meets on Wednesday, July 23, in Weaver
vile.
Election, "wednesday, Sept. stk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18
NOTICE..

T1HE COPARTNERsHIP heretofore existing
Anderson Il Seaman, is dissolved by mutual con
sent. The affairs of the late firm will be settled
by II. J. Seaman, who will confinue the Drug and
Stationery business at the old stand in Weaver
Vile. II. w. ANDERSON,
New York City, May 4th, 1859.
II. ]. SEAMAN.
Weavertille, Cal, June 4th, 1859.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18
Sewing Machine.

WE HAVE IN OPERATION ONE OF GRO
w YER BAKER u CO.'S Sewing Machines,
and are prepared to do all kinds of sewing at
short notice. JAS. s. MCCAIN A ca
I'HOSE WHO ARE IN WANT OF CROCK
l. cry, Glass and Plated Ware are invited 10
examine new stock at
j. s. MCCAIN & Co.'S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

Dem. Co. Convention to nominate Co. officers,
meets Monday, July 18th, at Weaverville
Dem. Dist. Convention meets Friday, July lst
at Trinity Center.
Dem. Senatorial Convention meets Friday, Ju-
ly ist at Big Flat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

T. W. BLAkE has our thanks for favors done
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18
POLITIC A L.
CONVENTIONS.

Administration Democratic, Wednesday, June
22d, at Sacramento.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

DOWDER.- SUPERIOR MINING AND BIAS
l. ting Powder, Eagle Rifle Powder, W. 7. Fuse,
Caps, etc, at j. S. MCCAIN Il Co.'s.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

NROCERIES.-FRESH FAMILY GROCER
VI les, of all descriptions for sale at reduced
rates at JAS s. MCCAIN Il Co.'s.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-18

fnoa Amz9sn Tn Gaa God Nine-
Extract FROM a private letter lated
Fort Buchanan lie Is ls5s
Trcsumiur th1 y1r 81 always glad
to hear something concerning This lagd
ef promise ! drip son few lnrs ola
matters and tlrrs IN general Sncc
Y8u iei' us tlo peace 90 toe country has
remained undHn-het safc few harm
less lrHls 30 wh5eh uu v5ttBy crt1eus
are so reat ~ indulge Many g. err
desperate churctcsa have IS 90 r. ihe
ora Gold Mines" whore the whole
s3mc lave established hv Tire muca illd
fam h. bring then. IL what rhcY haFe
ESCAPED here Those mlucs are drawing
barge numir. II persons from teifar.
MIA aud this section Ct the c'an'rt
Persona coming from there represent
them as being ,ra rcru fth Coils Titus
and Mercer discovered two ot the beat
10 tAis country about month ago they
acc aitaaird "a the Santa Cruz noun
taHus. four miles from Ewcl's
They are undoubtedly the best mines
IA the country, and were long aud ar
4cnl7 sought after They have been
worked a. tine most extensive scale h7
the 8paaiarls. who abandoned them
vcafe ago m accouat q the Ayaeaca
bu' before DOING ne. they covered them.
and they have been lo5t for years until
the recent discovery The amount oi
labor done, exceeds that "a the Sierra
Colorado mine lhey are the mines
known "a mineral works and 10 the TIA.
ditioGs # the Mcxicaue ss fho lrwradtc
mince Tie one b. nrcrntiierous galena.
Of the richest Lind aud can he reduced
hy the ilast furnace in tho cheai esi
manner Thirteen GA furnaces welo
found upon the ground which bad been
extensively used 81 tho MIA r. Nho cen.
a,lucisi lIsm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-18

rnt sgrrlH Maa. o. cut friends " The
New Company still re.si "a the assertion.
,h.d The anxious vlsh u a mhiofi', q that boz
orable boaiy was that b.. fowlke lh'iila r'ise
In money. and etnnIay with The award q the
i5,h u;ol-ar They ssy il!ai hey ere ii7i re-
.pou.islr FER Che eiiiosies y tie flsg " the
Gazette. vhc~, eoaiss was Influenced by Dis
tinsuihed Henlsr e Tier orfeni1aiioa, whose
occupation, like oihelios would be- gore upon
ihr e.errsiou Of the award Ibey are douh,lcs
honorable aud sincere gentlemen. auI thanlofa
the rumer which wc ha,e heard Is without fauu-
dation. Il is that lhe whole paet ,oaisiu.
Tray Bafchc, and sweetheart littlc dogs
ari ail after twelve O'clock "a the night q
toe 9Th sit, sat do~n to an oyster supper Pre-
pa.rI Ia tie most geguercte siylc u is.ne hast
Of the Adkins iiuuse.' ca il tbs fat he 50 j.
Is susceptible Of ma exp'asailan The aacieat
we're W the bah.i Il celebrating mouraul.
sc'l rs laeed ovods. By The exercise q tbeif
gtas,raaomc powers Hamlet The Dane IN
ailsiou 70 tbs cNtoeme iaste q BIS mother to
marry after his hlhFs dtaih ass The lauer.
O.. bakca rsss's dd hgi ca.i,y fiu-h fth tie
wedding supper eru f.caat then may Lave
besn mFpne sorrow
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-18

''IRg Loap VIII rRovint A poor
but pious widow in Boston, in her s7ih
Fcar, said to friend when | was lcft
widow with three little children, / was
brought into each extremity that they
were crying for bread. and Ind moth.
ing for them 10 cat As | arose on q
sabbath morning, ! know not what to
do but 70 ask my heavenly father to
feed my little ones. and commit myself
ana them to his care
then went ont 10 ghe well To- ret a
pail Of water, and saw on the ground "a
six cent piece, which | took up aud
learning that it did not belong 10 any
ono Of those who lived in the same house
with me, thought might feed my
furnishing children Though IL was a
sabbath morning. | felt that it woald be
right to go to baker who lived ia the
ncighhorhood, tell him our circumwtan.
ccs, and buy bread with the money
Providence had thus east in my way.
The baker not only did tsiis. but the
Lord opened his heart To add a bountiful
supply and from that hour 10 the pros
cnl. which ia nearly fifty years. | have
never doubted that Cod sonla fslf care Of
he's children
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-18

bs1y. !, viii be seen By reference Is our al
vertising columns, that the Marshall rniy@sity
will be opened On the Dist INST. UNDER the sa-
pefiuiendenee OF Capt 7. S, Bass, President
Tor the reception Of Young men ard boys. We
Earn that Professor Bass is emiaoftiy qualified
0 Oil the responsible position to which he has
ocen elected by the Board q Trustees The
blank IN tic department Of maslcrn languages,
vii be Gllcd by The namo II 40 able and ox-
perienced teacher The prices Of this hstita-
ion have been greatly reduced. and We beipeas
for the Captain Il full school ard fe' in'. as
toe typos would sag
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-18

Bnls % EScnaNar IS MISSISSIPPI Tho
Aberdeen Conservative has the follow
ing minute ~ report Of decision 81
the supreme C0nft of the State Of Miss
lssppi u regard to billie 4 exchange
Nas High Court has decidcd lately
That a bill Of exchange, drawn in ting
STATE GA party residing in another
Goes not impose any obligation ON I've
drawer, IA ease ct the failure Of tue
dtnwee ts accept II, TO pay the BAL AZ
the place where tie drawee resides, bn'
the contract Of the drawer is to pay the
MI IN the place where il is drawn.
Fhc court also declares As be
tween the drawee and nayee or snhse
quent holder Of hill Of cxcl,a,se The
contract of the drawer as 70 the form,
natarc obligation aAd effect OF the b''i
Is governed by the law Of the place
where II is drawn, although the bill "
dra"n on party residing in another
state, and is intended 10 be paid by inc
drawce at the place Of his residens''
and hence when bill il drawa in this
state on person residing "a LoulslanA
who refuse to accept "a, the drawer may
set up. as q defence 81 aa action On w
hill brought by an innocent holder fo'
value, and without notice. ialluFe. ~
rant OF consideration &c in the t,l'
as provided in the Statute Rev fodg
article ragc 800
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-18

Man kosBTnY The Pos, Master al
brecnville. Hunt ooanty, publishes
notiec dsted 2ist nit, in the Standard.
eating that james Robinson, Mailridor,
vas arrested and confessed 10 r0bbng
tho mail between Gfccneilfe ard Ne
Kinney. The Magistrate discharged
hin for a supposed want Of Jurisdiction.
and be Is now 1T large $50 is offered
for his conviction He is about q years
old, about Ave feet eigh, inches in height,
dark hair and eyes was riding small
Indian Pony. and il Is supposed has
gone toward Quitman. - STATE Ge.efie.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-18

tGr' The polite and ren;iemenly officers Of
me enc steamer, y l. Hodge will aceep, our
thanks ios late city papers The IIaigc leaves
Shreveport on Saturday ihe 9th inst. for New
Orleans, and We take rlenrnse IN commenting
aas 20 our readers, and thc travelling public ger.
orally, as being on Of tho b1s, passenger boais
10 The Rcd river traAe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-18

nay. The eccentric. and toploltcal pro rem
Editor Of the Flag. says that Dr. Joptha
len Marshall on The ath inst, and desires 70
know Of u, whittier be has gone W arc some
VIVA, at los to know whether ow friend is
yeally gnoFan, Of hb whereabouts, or whether
be merely asked the question because 10 could
'hus 0! nothing else 20 cay ii he asked through
lsnoFsrce We will take much pleasure IN inform
inf him but II be did 80 jus, % hear himself
talk We would adyise him 70 dll hn columns
viih something that would be more e,lfeins 70
IS resleri, THAI with elch b bbc