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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-13
FINE PIANOS.

MUSIC, DC, &c.
yuyIIE subscriber, after rcturri e thanks to their
Il friends in Edgefeld and adjoining Districts,
for their liberal patronage during the last ten years.
would inform them TINT they still continue to keep
on hand q large assortment of
-PIANO FORTES
from the celebrated manufactures of Raven Bacon
Co., lIazelton Bros, and A. II. Gale & Co., New
York, for whom they are sole Agents. These In
strumcnts having already won such far-famed ce-
ebrty it is only necessary tor to repeat that for
strength, durability and finish, together with poTer,
depth, s~cctncs7 and sctncss Of tone, they challenge
comr2titiun Persons wanting Superior Piano
rurte would do much better to call and select from
. largo assortment than by dealing with Pedlars
and agents of inferior makers, where they havo no
choice, and have eften to pay higher prices for in
feriOr Instruments, than hne ones OF superior
makers can be bought for.
Every Piano Forte sold by US is warranted in
every respect, so tho purchaser runs no risk what
ever. Persons ordering from distance from us
can depend upon getting GOOD ARTICLE, as
VIC make point to keep goods of the hest quality
and such as We can recommend and warrant III
every respect. Their
STOCK OF MUSIC
is very large. and they constantly receiving all
new pieces as they arc published.
GCIT-lR amd VIOLIN STRINGS
Of the the best quality always on hand. They
would also call attention to their large stock of
School and Miscellaneous Books,
STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS,
and other articles. Also, always On hand the larg-
est assortment in the State, of
GUITARS, ACCORDEONs, VIOLINS,
FLUTES FLAGEOLETS, VIOLIN BOWS,
&C., and every article Of Musical Merchandise.
Carharts and Necdham's and Princes celebrated
| MELODEONS.
Accordeons and Violins Repaired in tho
best manner.
All of tho above articles sold as low prices for
| C.iSH or City accertnnces by
GEO. i. OATES d BROTHER,
ERO.AD-S7., A"gnsta, Ga.,
[Detwecn United States and Globe Hotels.
April 1, 1853, If Is
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cepy of Letter from Hon, JAS H. HAMMOND.
Copy Of Letter from JONATHAN NJ. MILLER.
1lrpru Is1lxn 6 r. npc 1S 1SiS

:
NJ. RANSoN-Denr Sr: In reply to your en-
quiry how like the GROVER Il BAKER S.wISG
MAcnSE, take pleasure i'll saying that after using
it four months it has given entire satisfaction. II
is simple and cnsy to understand, and has never
hecu out of order. My wife had no difficulty in
insiructing servant in the Use af it. AM fully
persuaded that no invention Of the age is more
worthy the attention of the public than that Of
Sewing Machines. Very respectfully. yours.
JONATHAN NJ. MILLER.
Rsy- 4 reduction Of one half the usual price is
made to MI ministers of the Gospel who have fami-
lirs, and to all religious or charitable societies
whore the machines arc to he used for purposes Of
charity.
Hamburg. Dec. 90. 1853. If Il
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Stae Of South Carolina,
.DGEFIELD DISTRICT,

IN EQUITY.
Exrre, Petition far
aanda Holly. Virginia E. Holly, Poymen, of
co. 7. Holly and Rufus E. Holly. DcJi., de-.
1'NDER an order from Chancellor War,llaw in
J this matter. 1 hereby notify tho creditors Of
.ufus Holly, late of Edgcfeld District, to present
md fully prove before Inc their claims against the
Estate of the said deceased, on or before the third
Monday in May next, as otherwise thoir suid claims
will be barred in the settlement of his estate.
A. SIMKINS, c. e. Ed.
March 9, 1859. 3m
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Assignee's Notice.

A IL AND SINGULAR. the Creditors of the
IA lato R. p. HARRISON, are hcreby notified
that they are requested to present their claims duly
attested to the undersigned on or before the 18Th
day OF May next, and oil those indebted to the
said r. Hsrr''on's estate, are requested to msks
payment to the undersigned BY The time ,sbays
specifed-as settlement of said Eststs must IL
made soon. CHAS. N. FREEMAN,
Asiignss ef B. 2. Ha,risoa.9<
Feb. g. 1850 in -
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am permitted to refer the planters of E,lgcfcld
District to the sentlUmen here named. residents of
Beech Island, who have used my fertilizer upon
corn and cotton the past season, and have largely
increased their orders for the coming season.
r. W. WnArLEY, 7. S. MILLER.
Dr. IL. T. Cook, GAIT. II. L. Mason.
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CE RTIFIC ATE.
HAIrIunnr n.n o1 1SiS

CERTIFICATE.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 23, 1858.
/. S. lIUrr. EsQ.-Dear Sir: have made sever
al analyses of your SurEN PHOSPHATE or LIME,
and consider it ono of tho best fertilizers in the
world. have also been present in your factory
while it was being prepared, and know from
personal observation, that it is carefully and con-
sciontiously made In reference to its use upon
cotton lands, concerning which you enquire of Inc,
have to say that you adopt the very slight modi-
ication which have suggested, you will furnish
the planter with all the elements required by the
Cotton Plant in form capable Of speedy assin,ila-
tiOn.
The chief ingredients removed from the roll bv
cotton, are Potssh, Soda. Lime, Magncsin, Phos-
phoric and Sulphuric Aedr. For the rapil growth
of the plant, Ammonia is also required. Now all
these materials of fertility lbundanty suppicd
by the manure You propose to furnish. 1t contains
Phosphoric Acid in form readily appropriated hy
plants, and indeed all its ingredients are soluble
and can be easily assiiniatcd by the growing plant
have already furnished you with analyses which
you have, SO that you do not need them repeated
here.
very cordially recommend your fertilizer to the
favorable notice Of Southern Asrculturisls.
Very respectfully yours, &C.,
A SNOWDEN PIGGOT. VI. D.,
Analytical Chemist of the Maryland Institute
Jan l9 1919
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AssIGNEEs NOTICE.

yTyIIE Creditors OF HENRY II. HILL, deceased,
Il claiming un'lor the Deed of Assignment, for
tlluir benefit by him executed in lis life time. arc
hereby roquirod to present their respective demands
to the subscriber before the 10th day of April
next
And the said creditors arc hereby notified to he
AMI appear atEdgefcld Court House, on the day
above mentioned, ut which time and place finnl
distribution among them will he male of all and
singular. the assigned effects and estate of tho suil
H. H. 1Iill remaining in the hands of the subscri-
Der, pursuant to the provisions of the said doed.
JAMES CRISWEI.L.
Jan. 18, 3m 3
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PRICE s45 PER TON OF 1000 POUNDS.

PRICE $40 PER TON OF 1000 POUNDS.
S-A discount made to buyers Of 5 tons or more
For directions, analyses and certificates sec pam
phlct sent free upon application to the proprietor
LIS. UOYT, 1914 Watcr.st., Ny.
5ss:~ .iUTTON.--Obscrvc that every bag and
bnrrc of lIuYr'S SrrER PHOSPHATE OF LIME is
brandcdas nlpvcdesisnated. N"ncofhcri. Genuine
" E.-Elidc Island or Pacific Ocean Gunno No.
| Peruvian and Columbian GrAYU. GEouSn EoSE
pOrpnnrrE and Plaster, for sale in any quantity,
and AT lowest price.
.GE.. Orders supplied for Super Phosphate Of
Lime, and other fertilizers. with costs of freight
added 70 prices i'll New York, by
L. p. STOVALL & Co., Agts,
No. 25S Broad-st., augusta, Ga.
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JACOBS CORDIAL!

JACOBS CORDIAL!
The Great Southern Remedy for
ALL BOWEL DISEASES,
C.olsra CAolsra 3lorJus, Dy,entery, Diarh0a,
Bilious Cnlic, Caiie Lntantum. Also. Adni'n-
lily adapted to many Di.eases Of Females,
most especially MEysrRuArloN.
vryTE VIRTUES OF JACOBS CORDIAL ore
Il too we'll known to requireencomiuns.
lst. 1t cures tho worst cases Of Diarrh9u.
End. It cures the worst forms OF Dysentery.
3rd. 1t cures California or Mexican DiarrL9a
4th. 1t relieves the scverest Collie.
5th. 1t cures Cholera Morhus.
9th. 1t cures Cholera Iufantum.
7th. 1t cures painful Mcnstruation.
S,h. 1t relieves Pnin in the Back and Loint
9th. II contracts Nervousness and Dependency.
10th, It restores Irregularities
llth. 1t dispels Gloomy and 1lysterical Feslngs.
18th. It's an Admirable Tonic.
few Extracts from Letters, Testimonials, &c.
"I have used Jacob: Cordial in my family, and
have found it most efficient, and in my judgment,
valuable remedy.
Hon. HIRAM WARNER,
Judge SRprcme Court, Ga"
at gives Inc pleasure in being able to rccOm-
mend Jacobs Cordial; my own personal experience
md the experience of my ncighbors and friends
lround me, is sufficient guarantee for me TO be-
ieyc it to he MI that it purports to be, viz:
SOVEREIGN REMEDY.
WM. II. UNDERWOOD.
Formerly Judge Sup rinr Court Cherokee Circuit"
"I take great pleasure in recommending this in.
valuable medicine to all afflicted with bowel dis-
Eases, for which believe it to he n sovereign
remely-decidedly superior to my thing esc ever
''' A. A. GAULDING,
Deputy G. VI. of the Grand Lodge Of Georgia"
az have used jacobs Cordial in my family, and
his, with all hear ahont it as remedy by those
sho have tried it, induces me to believe that il
an,ls at the head "f cvrryprcparaton Of the kind.
nl would recommend ts use in the diseases for
yhcl it is compounded.
MILES G. DOBBIN,
Cashier of Bk. of State Of Georgia, Griffin"
"Ifthcrc is any crelibility in human testimony,
Jacobs Cordial must stand prc-cminent above all
nther preparations for the cure of Bowel Diseases.
From the ma 81 of testimony in its favor coming in
from all quarters, it must he very far in advance
curative a.unt OF most if not all other patent pre-
parations. a. FLEMlNI,
Cashier Marine and Fire Ins. Bk, Griffin"
"This efficient remedy is travelling into celebrity
~ fast ~ Bonapartc pushed hs columns into Russin,
and ginning commenlation wherever used. .'-Gror-
qin .Jcderxonian, May 1911. 1853.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVER YWHERE.
rs Merchants, Druggists and Physicians sup
plied by ]. ASIIURST, Importer tnd Wholesale
Dealer, Charleston, S. c.
Sept. 90, 1858. ly 81
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StTEAM MILL NOTICE.-From and after
y Monday 7th of February next, Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday of each week. will be assigned
for Saving Lumber at my Steam Mills, and Thurs-
day, Friday and Saturday for the grinding Of Grain,
until further notice. R. T. MINIS.
Jan. IL. G 1
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Blue Ridge Rail Road Compa.
nv in South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, 10Th February, 1859.
SNUBSCRIBEhS TO TIE CAPITAL STOCK
- are hereby notified TINT tho EIGHTEENTH
and NINETEENTH inStulments of the old sub
serption, and TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT Of
the new subscription, nrc Iequirod to be pnid ny
follows:
The EIGHTEENTH in.tslncnt on the 10th dny
Of April next.
The NINETEENTH instnlmcnt On the 10Th day
Of May next.
TEN PER CENT. of the new subscription. on
tho 10Th day of March next
TEN PER CENT. of the new subscription on
tho 18th day nf April next
FIVE PER CENT of the new subscription on
the 18th day uf May next.
by order. WM. II. PERONNEAU.
March lG, 1850 lot ~
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After which time my houls will close for the
present year. Tax payers must hc runctual, as
shall be compelled to close or leave their exccu-
tiuns in the hands of the Sheriff. before start for
Columbia.
The Registration of Births. Deaths and Marri-
ages, still required. Time from the first of Janu-
ary, 1858, TO the first Of January, 1859. In case
of whitc births the time and place, and resi-
lcnces of parents, sex and name uf child, Gf it
have tho later,) and whether born alive or dead
i'll case Of eufhso lrhrs the date, place and cause
of death. nnmc. agr. scX, whether single or mar
ricd occupations residence and nativity Of the de-
ceased with names and surnames Of parents in
case Of births and deaths Of slrea the same toms,
together with the name of the ownor, instead Of
namo of the deceased and the names of parents.
The law has annexed Enc Of ten dollars upon
MI persons who shall refuse give the above in
formation. hope that every tax payer will come
prepared to give the necessary information.
TlIE0. DEAN, r. c. Z. D..
Mar. l6 If 10
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CHEMICAL WORKS, NEW YORK,

OFFICE, l04 MATER STREET.
Adjoining United States Hotel.
A FERTILIZER producing all the Immediate
IA effects of the hest Peruvian Guano, without
the danger of destroying R crop by its coming ia
contact with the seed and being lasting in the soil
years after the Guano is exhausted. 1t is pulver-
lied to fine powder, ready for use. No loss Of
time and labor in breaking Jumps; screening, &c.
PHOSPHATE or LINE is the only element in tiuano
or any other fertilizer, from which permanent effect
can be cNpected hence that fertilizer which con-
tains the most Phosphate, with auficiency Of
ammonia to produce all the effect that can be had
from ammonia, is the best, inaslnuch as more than
that is waste.
MB--To test the relative value Of this fertilizer
use in quantity and MI other respects same as Peru
rian GuanO.
Packed in strong bags of $50 pounds. Barrels
average 275 lbs. each.
My SUFFER PHOSPHATE OF LINE is not an expert.
ment. Four years trial Of it upon all kinds of crops
and soils, has proved its value each year. and that
it is of uniform quality.
Try it side by side with No. / Peruvian Guano
upon all your crops and which is cheapest, safe
est, and most lasting. AS Tor DRESSING upon
grain or grass carly in the Spring, it "will pay"
Certificates, dated from the first year of the intro
duction Of my fertilizer, each year since might be
added; but the most satisfactory certificate is for
every turmer to try it for himself.
Sold by the dealers in Agricultural Implements
in the city, and at 122 West-st, cor. Dcy street.
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN Ordinary,
Jepths Couch, Admor of william satcher,
deceased, Applicant

deccascd, AppH1HP
sc.
Tho Creditors senerallyf tho said decd.
TT anpearine to nv ssafaction that tho a.scts Of
sail deceased are Inefficient to pay of hi. doh,.
i'm full. It is ordered nd decrced that all and sin.
sular, the creditors the said William Satchcr,
ie,ca.cd, do prcscntheir claims against the said
Will M Sutchrr. licensed, before me, properly
nroyeI, on or befo. 1.-The twcnty-third day of May
nert. and that the do appear in the Court of Ordi-
nary. on said twitythird day of May next, to re.
ceye their prop ton Of the assets of said deceased
aud filling too so, they will be precludcd and
barrcl
(ii,cn unr my hand and seal, this twenty
scconl day February, A. D., one thousand eight
buuilrl mn Gfty-nine.
W. F. DURISOE, o. p. D. It's
ordaa,'s Office, Feb. %, 1883. 3m
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

5,4s5 Prizes amounting to........... ..932O,0oo
WHOLE TICKETS 80; HALVES IS; QUARTERS $et
BA Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries will
,e sen, TO ufy one desirols Of receiving H.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will be sold Of tho
following rates. which IL the risE:
Crriacaie Of Package Of u Whole TicEes .4S0
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SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY
Capital Prize $4,000!
TIoKBTs ONLY 40.
WOOD, EDDY & CO., MANAGERS,
SUCCESSORS TO S. SWAMI CO.

Il EDDY & Co., Managers Of the SPARTA
ACADEMY LOTTERY, in each of their Single
Number Lotteries for April 1859, at AUGUSTA,
tieorgia, in public, under the superintendent Of
Commissioners:
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On the Plan of Single Numbers.
$4,000 Tickets!
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
TO BIB DRAwg

EACH SATURDAY IN APRI
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Deputy G. VI. Of the Grand Lodge Of Georgia"
"I have used jacobs Cordial in my family, and
his, with all hear ahout it as n remedy by those
sho have tried it. induces me to believe that il
,,an,ls at the head "f cvrryprcparaion Of the kind
,n.l would recommend iis use in the diseases for
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WOOD, EDDY l. CO., Augusta, Gs.
o. W99P WS9SB EbbY ERBY co. Co. AminsSn, Anna, Sa DEL
s~A list of the numbers that ore drawn from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each onu 10 en-
lied to, will be published amer every drawing in Tie tn.
lowing papers Augusta (Ga.) Constutionslisl Mobils
Register, Nashville Gazette, New York Weekly Day
BOOK Richmond Dispatch, and randing (Mix) Clarion.
March
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II take great pleasure in recommending this in.
valuable medicine to all afflicted with bowel di'-
Eases, for which believe it to he sovereign
rcmedy-decidedly superior to any thing else ever
lried by Inc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-23
,d- 1t is manifcs, to every seusi

noy- !, is manifest 10 every sensible
man that the opposition in Texas are for
Houston. not simply for Governor, but
for United States Senator. But they are
afraid to come out openly and say so And
because Col Bnrrrss has the candor
10 acknowledge openly that he is for
Gen Houston, out and out" and that
he could not conscicntiously support
him unless he endorsed his principles "a
sentiment which every candid man must
approve. the Flag asserts that his object
is the injury Of llouston IN particular and
the independent ticket generally lie de
clarcs himself an Amcrlcan--plants nm
self upon the very platform he occupied
four wears ago. and which was cordially
endorsed by the editor IF the Flag. It's
the first time We have ever known man
denounced by the organ ofaparty Tor adj
vocatng It's principles. IL we did not
see the hypocrisy at the bottom OF tins
comment Of the Flag, we should begin to
brlievc that the editor was getting
ashamed of its Know Nothing procliSi'
ties and its standard bearer Gen Hous-
ton
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-23
rHE CHARGE AGAINST GOV RuNNKA FOR he
PRrEvlN0 AN oYYICHR OF rHI Army WHO
WAS yINED YoR HAVING A WHITE NAN
WHIPPED

A great deal Of fuss has hccn nah by The
opposition on account OF Cos. Hunncls repricv.
ms an cnicer Of the army who had a white man
whippcJ II seems that the man who wa
whippcd was a German. and e wac indusiriously
cir,culai,Sl that Co, luuacs RENTED the hne
On that account, Such was the effect Of the
prejudice against our worthy Chief Magistrate
that Il wa. supposed TOR time, thc entire ter
man population would vote against him. Re
emily ihc facts have hccn published, and they
present different .tate Of things from what wa
represented on our first page ~ Pabsh the
memorial and the facts connected with the re
pricye n Capt Barton. Since that WA M
tyI- We ha,r received The san Antonio ledger
con,ain.ns all the facts. The memorial was
signed by thirty seven Of the most respectable
citizens OF san Antonio including among them
John he Logan. John 4. Wilcox and ; \
Maverick Beside, The facts SCI forth IN the
memorial are endorsed by thu foreman Of the
grand Jury the foreman % the petit Jury seven
other. Of the petit jury and the deputy sheriff.
wha iolaul iu lhs petition Tat the fine should be-
rcmi,trl This ought 20 settle thu question So
far a. attaching any blame to Goy kannes
We ba,. never alluded TO It before because we
did po, know the fact bat we itlt assured from
Twelve years acquaintance with GOV Rnnnels
that be was incapable Of doing a ~Ilfoll set OF
inin~tieg
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-23

BY yesterdays mail we received a
copy of the speech delivered by Gen.
Houston at Nacogdochcs on the 9th inst,
and have given it u careful pernsal If
it does not come up to the full measure
ola good old fashioned democratic speech,
then we are no judge -iieaderSas: .Ncic
Era.
That's exactly our opinion not that
it came up to the full measure Of a
goGd, old fashioned democratic speech, "
but that you are no Judge of that kind
Of material When, we would ask, did
you become a Judge of democracy
All ! we have it. You refer to what
you call Jackson Democracy, which you
learned at midnight by the aid of dark
lantern"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-23

no. The editor Of the Flag has not been
able 10 in1 in lbo cou9fe 'ional Globe. tho FINAL
vote upon the bin a'e'ishiug the slave trade IN
tbs District Of Columbia and seems diaposed to
ingi-, that Gea. Houston and Gen Rusk deiCoi
a vote on ihis question, Weiald him last week
where he could sec the record anil 10 order to
relieve his doub.s We will tell him again Capt
Craig has ihe Globe containing this vote. atll
viii take great pleasure in showing il to him.
lie will see that Houston voted for this bill and
Rusk against it.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-23

Query-Was you sound when you OPP
posed Reagan or when you raised his
name for Congress- Or are YOU sound
NOR since you have hauled it down
Flag
Waving your bad grammar, ncighbor,
we think we ,esre sound when we opposed
Reagan, when we raised his name for
Congress, and when we hauled it down.
We gave what we thought sound and
substantial reasons for our course. To
a worshipper, who pays no attention
to princplc---who in one breath denoun.
ccs Reagan and in the next praises llous-
ton, we doubtless appeared to be shifting
and turning; but to men who take pria-
apis as their guide, our course was under
stood and generally approved
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-23
AurivXis rsr.nrrnrs OF rur MANS.

Nj irrs. The ps.su isser Al ihi- place, ha- kindly
srnis,ci with siitsmeat OF the times ~ arrival
M icp,rtare ~ eur ms. which nailli-h fur the
teaedt " out uaHhal fpsaefs.
Nall Fpr keatehle. f,r htllnha, hY way Of Ginur
and pitaaa gt San sasa.tine, anil to Cfrksili'. by
wy u Jefferson leave Mpui,y. Wednesday, and Fri
d1e. and srrrc Tuesday. Thursday, and saturday.
Mai. from shreveport and HENDERSON, asrirs on
Monday. wriaa-lay and Friday aud leave Tuesday.
Talr.,iAy ard Sstaniay.
Mail 10 Port caiia leaves r1ie.isy. Thursday. and
Sif fn,sa. md srftve. faagnr day
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-23

We met gentleman, few days ago.
from Quitman, Wood county, who in
formed us that it would Ice "A whipping
race between Houston and Runncls N
that county that Houston was gaining
ground fast -UcndcysoH Ncic Era.
We + an editor that beat that In
was assured that Buchanan.
aut four States, and that Fill
.ou,l get two-thirds of the re-
ader Among the doubtful States
he set down Texas and Arkansas We
nave no doubt it will be a wh,u,Rg
race in Wood county. and that Houston.
ism will be "thrashcd OUT
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-23

nr Charles theatrical troupe continue their
rpn cn'atous AT l.ane's Hall On Wolnes
day night we had Mr. Bryious benefit The
1n.lesy Of Nirgnas and Imaginable farce IT '' \
Dad Shot were the pieces selected They
were well performed. iIr Charles plays the
part Of Ntginius aGmmbly. There was bet
In hon. iha. n-nal
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-23

We wonld inform the editor Of the Fling That
the Dallas Herald states that Col NJ, + John
500 is supporting she nominees Of the Houston
Convention