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ESCARD In nnswer to the yery XII

RS CARD. In answer to the very kind cal!
made upon ne by MANY CITIZENS" l herebv an
Dource myself a. acdndiddte FIR the Spperinteadency
Of our CitV Cos Works -ctfuily assuring them.
and all Others tn t. if elected will devote my en-
tire time and capacity t0 faithful discharge Of the
dutie embraced in that office
nh lime JOHN KNOW LES.
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PORT OF RICHMOND-MARCH IL. 1859.
Rsgh yFster this day (-Honday) ia o'clock
ARRIVED,
Schr Dauyille Chester, New York, mdse.
schr Exit Gray, smiihfield, iars, Z Workman
Co
Schr Ellen Go.dsborough, Bunting. Baltimore
mdse. " D cClquitt q Co
schr N speare, Jones, Baltimore. mdse. W D
Coiquitt Il Co
.Fchr John Randolph, Phillips. Bait. mdse. W D
Colquitt Co.
Seer Brunette, Johnson. Philadelphia, soap stone
Archer q Co
Scar Georgianna, Frost. James River. lumber. 7
Parker.
Schr King William, Fleming York River, corn,
McGruder & Sons
schr John III Traverse. folly. Philadelphia, coal.
Schr i johnson. Patterson petersburg, light.
SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner. New YORK, mdse
and pass gBrs, Ludiam 4 Watson.
Steamer HelviGere Keene, Baltimore, Edse.
Bark Z.ngafills Bunker, Rio. flour. Dunlop, Mor-
cure Co.
Brig ubriep. Cole. down the river. Fight.
schr Kate kalahan, Kal.ahan, down the river,
light.
echr Mary Baxter, Coleman, down the river light.
Schr Afford hsy Greek more, down the river light.
Sehr Waller. Lively, down the river, light.
schr B1eDa Vista, Asa, down The river light
NEW YORK March li.--Arrived, Schrs Crenshaws
Moss. Richmend surprie. Patron, and Margaret,
HSrson, City Point.
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oulCe
JOHN u KNOWLES.

So SUPERINTENDENT OF THE GAS WORKS.
In answer to tn calls Of many felow-citizsns. re-
spectfuily announce myself candidate for ths
preaching election. NH tides JOHN FRY.
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BE- GRAIN MEAsURER.-In response to a
call m ,de on me- signed MANY Voters of Monroe
and Madison Wards" and at the earnest solicita-
ton of many friends | most respectfully aGnounce
SURER. A W LAMBERT.
NH 3-dtG*
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Na-IF 1T ia the pleasure of the citizens of Rich.
mond to elect me SUPERINTENDENTO OF TbE
CITY GAS WORKS.. l will endeavOr faithfully to
NH i2-dtds RICHMOND A LEWIS.
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ES~ GRAIN MEASURER.-At the request of
many of my friends. l re 'pect'uily announce my
self candidate for the above office at the ensuing
spring election. NH sides ] THOS SMIr 4.
BE- GRAIN MEASURER.-The undersigned is
a candidate for tn p, off of GRAIN ME5SURER,
and respectfully soicts the votes Of his friends a3d
the . Bic plsdging TO perform the duties to the
best of his ability, if elected. Respectfully,
NH tides HENRY MYERS.
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RSy- HIGH CONSTABLE.-In response to the
call Of MANY voters / announce myself candi-
date for the office of HIGH CONSTABLE. at the
ensuing municipal election assuring my fellow cit
liens should it be their pleasure to elect me, to
give assiduous attention in the discharge OF my ON
ciai duties. nh IL -td*l JOHN IL DlGGES.
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CANDIDATES ron OFFICE.

aS- WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, Merchants and
Citizens of fhs City of Richmond. do recommend 70
the voters Of the city Mr. HENRY "a kkt g Q
suitable candidate for the office OF CHAIN Me-
sURER Of the city. We believe Mr. mYERs In
every way competent, and we have his assurance
that the duties will lie faithfully and imparsiaiiy
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LCEx.

I OST-On SATURDAY IL orr ing about
~ O'Clock. between the corner of Leigh aud 2nd
streets and the Blues Armory, pair of SILVER
EPAUEETTES. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving them with W J Bartholomew, corner OF
f1ain ana llth streets. NH Its
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BE- SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS WORKS. -
To TIE VOTERS OF RICHaoND. i respectfully an
noupce myself candidate for the above Office, and
solicit your votes the ensuing Municipal election
NH I-tdS ID HAGEREY.
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FXECOTRIX NUTiCE- The underslgn.

AAed having qualified In the Circuit superior Court
Of Richmond the Iecuu tx Of The will OF Col Chs
= Morgan, decd. all persons having claims sgal1st
the estate Of said de led hereby requested 20
present the same, properly anthentcsted. for seihe.
aent: and all persons indebted 10 tae eses'e VI
tho said Chas Morgan. decd, uIon bonds. notes,
accounts or otherwise, will proceed without ee!ay
70 pay tie same, as the undersigned desires az I'm
mediate tile ment OF the estate Of the decedent
mh Il-Iw AfCINDA q MORGAN.
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TEAB.--2e0 packages Gnnpowder and
Black Teas. of choie.. aas,iiy tos ss ss 3.
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80 NorIoE. -EMBROJDERY PAT

TERMS stamped on Linen, Flannel, Velvet Ribbon.
and all working materials, at the shortest notice,
and on the most 1T asonabie terms.
Also, all kinds of PINRING done. at 226 Broad
street. between ID and 4th.
Ladies from the country are respectfully invited
TO cali or send their orders for FmbreieeriBg aud
dress patterns. mh l2-I2ts
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THE LATE CHURCH ACCIDENT IN OSWEGO.
OswEGo, March 1.-THE funeral of Lawrence
hurry, who was killed In the late Catholic Church
catastrophe, was attended this afternoon by the
Military and Fire Companies, of which he was
member. The funeral of the three other victims
also took place to-day.
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~ SPRING 1889.
SAMUEL M. PRTCE = CO.

0A Az " - ~ M hsRN - w.
Have the pleasure TO oner 70 their friends and cua
One or THE MOST Complete Ann ATTRACTIVE srocKsor
EETAILiN9 DRY GOODS,
ever offered In this city.
In every de. criptIon Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS. Of
NEW and BEAUTIFUL designs
And the FINEST FABRICS
FINE LACgs
PARIS EMBR0IpERIES
MANTLEs, sHAWLS
they tffer to their customers a selection unsur
passed
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
LINENS and LINEN GOODS
aENTLEMEN's WEAR, and
FURNISHING GOODS
PLANTATION GOODS
They of.er a superior stock. and at
PRICES rs Lew AZ the LOWEST.
Thankful for former patronage. they respectfully
solicit continuance CT the same
SAMUEL NJ PRICE & 90.
NH ,o-Io, Isl Main st.
ss- SPLENDID SPRING DRESS GOODS.
Beautiful Spring Silks
Elegant Spring silk Robes
New style French and English Delaines
Superb Spring French Challes and Bareges
Rich Spring Organizes and Jaconets
Cboics CoIored Hernanis and Grenadines
Pure Plain and Fancy Black Silks
Pure Black Bombazines, Challies, Hernans
Grenadines. Maretz Tamartine. Barege Gren-
aiipe, &c
Fine Embroideries, Laees. Nantes, shawls.
&c, &c.
A COMPILE STOCK
NOV X Z A ID "!
EVERYTHING Is NEW
EXAMINE, COMPARE AND JUDGE !
WATKINS FICKLIN,
General Dealers in Dry Goods
NH 9-6t l59 Main street. Richmond.
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k<SB
PHOTOGRAPHS, in Oil Colors
PHOTOGRAPHS. i1 Water C0iors
PHOTOGRAPHS, in Crayon
PHOTOGRAPHS, in India Ink
PHOTOGRAPHS. plain
AMbR0TYPES, the best
tPHERE0TYPES, beautiful
MELaINOTY >ES brilliant
All the above styles of Likeuesse5 taken at the
well arranged Galleries of MINIS. from lite or
copied from small Pictures. equal in finish and liz e.
ness TO any made In Virginia or any her STATE
gallery in Petersburg on Sycamore street. over
Davis, Ahrahams Lyons store. AMI No 1917 Msin
street, Richmond Va, opposite Post Office. NH IA
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g8 WHITEHURsT's OLD GALLERY will
open on the 18th inst with An entire new stock OF
CASES. from 35 CENTS and upwards.
u.s. Recollecr, If you want cheap and good PIC.
TUkSS, ron must call at II Main Street.
ES-The GALLERY and FIXTURES are for sale,
and will be sold low. fe 2S-Imif
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aS NOTICE is hereby given that
sS>-aa the meeting of the Stockholders of the
Roanoke Valley Rairc ad Company, advertised for
the LIST day of March next. is postponed until the
22d of the same month.
fa 2i-dtd HENRY WOOD President
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SAILING OF TIE STEAMER CITY OF BALTI-
TIMORE.

Npw YORK, March 12-The steamship City of
Baltimore sailed at noon to-day, for Liverpool ia
king ont $4,000 in specie
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re- MANAGER OF THE POOR HoUsE.-TO
THE CITIZ sNS OF RICHMOED-I most respect
fully announce myself for the above Office, and
solicit your votes at the coming election
BENJAMIN BRAGG.
Mas shall not be able TO call on many of my
fellow citizens before the day of election, hope,
therefore. that they will do NE the justice to m
quire of those who do know me- TO my gu aiifica-
tons for The Office l seek. NH tides
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Mr.. SPURGEoN.-A letter to Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon
was sen, cut by the last steamer, signed by many
Of the leading Bsptists Of New York, urging him
to revoke his decision rot TO visit the U. States
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NEW AND ATTRACTIVE OPENING
IN OF DRY G0ODS.-BRREDEN4 FOX, Broad
street, have been receiving. during the past eek
o very lar &c assortment of Dry Gooes We won
cali the attent Of buyers especially to our very
lar &c and beautiful stock of
New aud elegant Silks. all entirely new designs
Rarage and ofenadne Robes. In great variety
Lace and 81 * mantilas
spring and summer Shawls
Embroideries and Laces
Ilish Linen. Table Damssks, Napkins
2ervanta' Clothing, &C, &c.
NH Ia b skEDEN FOX pit pr-ad ~
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THE u. s. MAIL STEAM

50 TEE q. 8. MAIL BTEA NJ
>@9& SHIP JAMEsTowN will leave
&Aa.ANaH TU ESDAY. the 18th inst. at O'Clock
KSxxDP. NJ.
Freisht received to-day. Monday and up to the
hour of IL NJ, Tuesday unless sufffciency be re.
ceiyed prior to that holr.
Passengers requested to be on board before the
hour Of departure.
Consignees requested TO call or send for their
goods.
boston freight taken. Shippers will find this
route the most expeditions. and rates moderate
Passa ge to New York including Meals and State
room accommodations only $40; Steerage passage
only .. LUDLAM 4 WATSON
mn I4-9t
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REs.GNED-Capt WALTER r. DANIEL, enc of the
conductors of the Richmond & Petersburg Rail-
road, has resigned that position. Capt. D. was a
scrupuousiy care'ui and politely accommodating
efhcer, and the public will miss him from post
that he has filled satisfactorily for several years
DESt
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ING III A CT HINES Wanted at
80 heeler Wilson's Office, 2zy Main street.
s ~. ehAMsTREas. knowledge OF the Machines
.0. necessary. The best OF reference will be- re-
auitu. Also. Girl TO learn to oiiiaiate and an
nah tits CRAIGE
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COMPOUNDED EyTIRELr FROM GUM.-Is a mild and ef
fectual cathartic. acting nrst on the LIVER, te
eject its morbid matter. then on the stomach an5
boweis, and carries off all matter that prevents
their healthy action, and thus STRENGTHENS ard
bulbs up the whole system very rapidly and is the
best LIVER lNViuORATOR
LIVER lEVIGORATOk
LIVER INVIG0RAT0R and
PUR1FIES THE BLOOD
PUPPIES TRE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES Dyspepsia
CURES CUsTIVENESS
CUHES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CUBES CHRONIC pIARRH0E-
Sold by all Druggists. fe 26-6m
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N.
every way competent, and we have his assursne,
that the duties will lie faithfully and impars1siy
performed:
stearns & Thurston BID Barnes
Joseph Brummei Andrew II Elicit
Gretter a Brent Vim Palmer
Charles Palmer John Wilame
J Msury Garland Geo Psake
James A scott AN Biaelow
Jno W Brspsford Dabnev 9ooch
Chaa VI Wallace " III skinker
Geo w Royster Luther Libby
B0deker waived
Jacob Atlee VIM Beers
Armstead Miller Writ Robinson
X Lancaster JW Walker
John Blair HAYES II Sutton
Robt ReGford N Winfree
Trueheart CBLuck
Fleming Griffin JP KavenaEh
JBo Lyon Geo Earnest
John Blair John w Hughs
Chss Thompson Jas Fisher
Baptist White VIM Hill
S8mp Adie BIT Tinsley
Duval Norton Geo WAllen
B J johnson David VIM currie
T @ Beil r. II Dibrell
Miles G Eggleston Jno sheppard. Jr
j X Gentry W B Ratcliffe
Hutcheson JasJ Waggoner
Edwin Robinson Tinsiey Pate
Daane Hobson PJ Wrisht
Sam'l Ayres Son Edwin Wilson
Geo II Gwathmey G Barksdaie
James 2oode w MaeMurdo
Richard Taliey Ill smith
II d Anderson lsam Cooke
James Winston mn i=-uLo
ne DIR. RICHMOND A. LEWIS-DEAR Sra -
Some of your felow-citiKsns, knowing your farnil
iarity with chemistry and mechanics, your e4perl'
enee in the analysis of Goals. your energ Tsn9 IN
dustry. believe you to be epiuently qualified for
the office of SUPERINTEND gNT OF TIL Gas
WORKS and ca uestiy desire that you VIII present
your name to the voters of the city =, Gandrdste
for that office. MANI fhIH'bo'
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A COMPILE STOCK
N o w X Z A ID Y!
IA EIFCTION CARDS-Cand;dates for Off

~ ELECTION CARDS-Candidates for Office,
at the approaching Municipal Election, will find i.
greatly to their interest to call at the DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE and procure their CARDS. No other
Office in the city has the came facilities for the rapid
execution of this description of Printing and the
stock of CARDS always kept on hand is unsur-
passed by any similar establishment in the Union.
Id HAMM ERsLEY L co.
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REDSTEADS,. MATTRESSES, TIN
- SAFES. &c. ON ha nd and for sale cheap 80 Cot
tags and Jenny Lind Beds;sads. 30 Shuck and Hair
Mattresses ~ Tin SAfes. Cradles Trandle Bvds DC.
mhsl2 ALEX hoTF.
GREAT BARGAINS In EMBROIpE.
A1RtES AND LACEs--BRREDHN FOX Broad st,
have inst received kmbroidevias and Laees. bought
81 extremely low prices. TO which they would call
attention OF buyers. NH N--2w
rULD AND HPARKLING tuDA VA
dE0kHE D0wDEN's
Family Drug Store.
ulh Il I51 Broad e.
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iKTHOLEsALE AND RETAIL CEDAR

w WARE MANDATORY. 18th street, be-
tween Main and Cary. Richmond. Va. where aesl'
rrs and houseseepers NAV ind 1t 20 their sdysn'
tIEe TO CALL as they can buy better srtc.es anG ~
low IS Northern Ware A good assortment OF fubs'
ia nests by the single one; CAURNs CT AZ slsss,
MILK PALS; bras boune CANssn1 81 Ch ma
also. iron bound BUCK ITS, Sealed MEASURES.
&C, &C. Call a. the old stand Of
NH lI-lm& WIN WILLIAMS.
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~ WHITE and Red OHloa arrs + or
sale by JOHN W 0AKLlck.
nh e-6t Market Piacs, franklin ii.
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS ard CIGARS
~ WINSTON It POWERS have in store and RI =
ceiviDg, splendid stock Of gcois-a few OF hich
1879 bsga RIO. Laguayra Java. Mocha and other
Coffee; 1877 packages Refined Sugar. Loaf, patent
Cut. A, and Coffee: $50 boxes & D and Pine Ap-
pie Cheese; 2I3 hhds aud bbls OF n D sugar and Mo
iasses; 1910 boxes Adamantine. Tallow and Patent
Candles; Isl pa kaSes BraDdies. Wines and Whis-
keys, splendid assortment; q. 600 Cigars. with
general assortment of other goods usually kept in
large jobbing houses. mh y
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- hlRTS AND CULLAkS.-0entleme
~ wishing good end elegant Shirt. should call at
l05, corner d ain and iSh Streets These shirts are
superior TO any made in this city-all made by
hand aud warranted TO tit. Orders attended 10 at
the shortest notice at
WALKER & CO.'S
l03, corner Main and liih ste.
NH IL Richmond Va
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES undersign-
~ ed have associated under the style and firm Of
stage Il HILL, for the purpose OF continuing
the WOOD and COAL BUSINESS, heretofore con-
Quoted by John Stagg, and they hope to receive
an increase of favors from their fiisncs
offiee, corner 9Th street. Basin Bsns.
JOHN stage,
Richmond, Jan I. 1879. JAMES HILL.I
nh
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ROARDING.-A FAMILY and several
~ YOUNG MEN can be accommodated VITA
BOARD at the Shot Tower on Grace street second
door from et. Paups church mh lt~ats
sHAiRS, SOFAS AND LOUNGES
- On consignment and for sale cheap-as doz
Zane anu wood Seat Chairs, IL Sofas. handsome
ct, les; IL Sofa and Bed Lounges.
NH ID Alley MOTIF
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ssAslgR az TEx.n.asEca

PORT OF RICnMOND-MARCH IL. 1859.
>~~~~~~~>~-~o-~>e~>-~~~-~~~~~>-
Rsgh ssster this day (.Honaoy) 1234 o'clock.
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SGGAR, sc loo bbis Z and sxn isn, =
y Yellow Sugar; so pkgs beat fcahss re s "a bhds
Loaf Crushes Powdered and Graz nlsita w New
prime New Orleans do; 50 bsis aoasssss ia
Drop Cuba Muscovade and aeboiled seas''
store and for sale by ,,vusYD
n,h-,a ssssso "A PrsrI 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-22

NiNh ! W. Gb's J
DR Jgpru, FowtEEs, Pfesnielh Of he South.
I'm Pdcf, Radrodd Company ~ Having tor
some weeks past lost confidence in the enterprise
! herewith resign my appointment as. Supcrin.
tendent Of our Railroad which have held nom
Hdig since June last
rs Treasurer Of the company, few small
sums have come into my hands which have been
duly cnterd on the books Of the Office and " .ici
am anxious 10 adjust with you, whenever q
day shall be fixed upon for thas purpose Then
my appointment rs Treasurer viii alsc be al
your disposal.
Eaten up as our enterprise appears to me by
tie cancer Of Il irightfuy accumulating debt,
am deferred from asking or accepting compen
s1lion for my time my nominal services To tn,
company rs one Of its officers, or nv ipdividua
expenditures while 80 engaged. hui simply ex
pect a fair return OF the money loaned You fol
the use of the company a, various times whct
We had no friends, no funds, and no credit, whicl
payments doubt not YOU are ready and quit,
willing to make At any time
Very respectfully.
THOMAS II. WILEY.
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AsmvArs AND DEPARTURES or THE NAILS.

kr. wIes ~ Postmaster II tbs place. hss kindly
liealshsd u with stssencns Of the lines Of arrival
eod departure II our nails, which, peblish for The
tsasas Of our harsAail rAders.
Mail. scr xsassAsc. for Kaufman. by way Of Guier
~ Vtasa Nr~ San Angu<sine and 10 chrk.'ille. by
cay IL jefferson, leave H,ndny. "wednesday and I'm
cay. aaa arrive Tuesday Thor-dsy' and Saturday
NAs.. from Shreveport and Henderson. arrsrs on
Monday, wednesday. aad Friday, aud leave Tuesday
Thursday sud Saturday
Nail to Port CsAdo leaves Tuesday. rhe--iay, and
saturday. sad arrives the .ame day.
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The Linden (Tcxas) Times says: Just
before going TO press We were called
upon by Mcssrs. H. A. Rnnncls and
Robert Moss, Of Bowie county, who in.
formed us that one of their citirns, a
man by the name Of Tickle, was murder.
cd on the night Of the 9th inst. while in
bed. 1t is supposed ;ha, he was murder
ed hy one OF his negroes lie was shot.
The particulars had not hssn sscertair.d
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JEFTIIN FUW IN e, ErtslNfaf
y G. WILDER Secr,iayy
W. T. SCOTT. I,p Pyu}tat
W r. D. WARD, .seey,iayy
April q, 1859

a note in the Cen,reviIlc Herald Of the
MS Of the massacre of some forty four
out Of rorty-cight Of Captain Fords
rangers, 10y the Indians, !, appears the
captain, assisted by some friendly In
dians and two companies of regulars,
was following an Indian trail, after some
stolen horses in two or three days, the
regulars left him, declining 90 penetrate
further into AN cncmy's country without
being better provisioned; the same night
the friendly savagcs left, and On the fol.
lowing morning, the troop found itself
surrounded 10y some eight hundred hos
tile Indians, who demanded surrender
This was refused. and fighting com
mcnccd Capt. Ford and four of his men
succeeded in cutting their way out, and
making good their escape; the balance
persisted on the ground Among the
victims, are two ncphcws Of Gen Bur
Lesson. the father Of whom was killed hy
the Indians some time ago This is
mournfu Intelligence, and has created
great excitement in Austin, so the note
goes on to say; several companies were
being organized Ms fast as possible 49,
We take it all back The editor Of the
Sherman Patriot is not dead. but is alive
aud at his post to use his own language,
he is yet in the land Of the living. or
at least IL once dead we are roh riru,.'
Frontier Ncss.
We have heard Of various effects Of
red eye before, but never heard any
Of them characterized as r,rns Foster
must hcware, not only Of the printers
devil but Of the red for the future
Houston Telegraph
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-22

The Austin In,eligcncer learns tha,
Nj Frank l. Davis. Of Montgomery
Texas, while riding out with some girl,
in carriage, was thrown. from his seat,
by the horses taking fright, one foot
catching between the front spring and
axle. In this condition he was dragged
some distance, and horribly mangled
Bic died -. be wonn.s the peI.nor-irr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-22

Ma LorGurEy ;-Sp WIN You publish in
your paper OF Friday next being your regular
publication day my resignation If the Office |
held in the Southern Pacific Railroad Compt,-
uy--a copy Of which enelosey
Your OBJ Scrv't
THOMAS II. WILEY.