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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16
BUSINESS CARDS,
. E N IT'S RY!

DU UOlNEOS IA RDS.
- ENTIS TRY!
A.P. LOvEJOY,
LATE OF NoRruAMPToNl
Has permanently located in Springfield VI and
.ao patronage OF all who may de re the
Oh Dcntist All work warranted charges
o''e 'r tue present. at the Black River Hotel 42l5
MORRIS BAILEY, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND ELECTRoPATuIsT,
oHiee and Residence Atkinson Street
bellows FALLS, W.
bscy treats Nervous and Chronic diseases by new
anu hgny approved system of Medical Electropathy 1895
ELECTRICITY USED IN EXTRACTING TEETH.
T.. IL. ROBBINS,
General dealer in Hard Ware Mechanics Tools
IRON, STEEL, COAL NAILS, GLASS, PAINTS AND OILS
Teas and Tobacco, Groceries, Flour, Meal, Grain
And Salt and Agricultural Implements
Near the Railroad Station, CHESTER, VT. 2o.ly
sToUGHTON & GRANT,
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRs AT LAW
And Solicitors in chancery. BELLOWS FALLS, VT
Office in wentworths New Building.
II. E, sToUGuroN LA, GRANT
SAMUEL NICHOLS, NJ. D.,
PHY sIcIAN AND GEoN,
Oihce NO. Wightmans BLOCK.
ABIJAH s. CLARK,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
STOVES AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
And Manufacturer of Pow, Fence Machinery Rail Road
Castings Large heavy Box Stoves for Factories
Town Houses, School Houses, sc,
BELLOWS FALLS, VT.
ID. f. PIERCE,
Manufacturer and vender Of thing made from
MARBLE, FREEsroSK, GRASIrE OR soAPsroSE
Marble Works, BELLOWS FALLS, Vt.
l.. AMADON,
WATCH AKER & JEW ELER,
- Constantly for Sale
Watches Clocks Gold aud Silver Work and Fancy Goods
Also good of Guns Rides aud Fishing Tackle
In wentworth's New Building.
RUSSELL HYDE,
Dealer In
WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Also Flour Lard Hams Fish, 7. l. Salt, Oil, Fluid
Butter, Cheese, Crorkery and Glass
The goods having bought for CASH. will be sold
at a small advance, for ready pay. Call at
Newton's Block, No.
BELLOWS FALLS, May l, 1857.
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A. Il. LONEJOH,
MAEE on AIAnntI Ir.ru.,. =.

Has permanently located in Springfield Vt and
sonits tho patronage Of all who de e the service
Oh DENTIST All work warranted. aud charges reasonable
o'e 'r tue present. at the Black River Hotel. 42.l5
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ier children arise up and call her blessed Her hus.
band also and he praiseth herr Prov. XXI: 2s
I Member of the Vermont Conference.
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IT. 30 BAGS, BEST IN TOWN WAN
b RsyfIr CLEAN. Fer sale BY Arms WILSON
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-27
THE ais.

j. W. 7. 4 HAerls. r. ", furni~lics as
.,eish the subi"incd statement oi The arri-
walls aud departures Of iho mails
t.,>iesn Mail, Via shreveport. Ar. arti,ts
Nn,,Lay, Wednesday AMI Friday, at L. ".
IYsr,s Tuesday. Thursday. and -,nnla, ut 9
M
Western Mail. VIA. Henderson, Sc. arrive
" nriay. wednesday, aud frid,s. ~ & L ".
dr1aaLs Tuesday, Thursday. and -,'nr'ial a. g
".
Northern Mail, via. Jcilr,on, sc. arrive
Tass.isy. Thursday, and Saturday, a' \. ".
Asp.rt. Mcutay. wednesday, and Friday at !
TN.
southern Mail. via. Carthage, Sc, arrives
Tuesday, Thursday. and saturday, nj +. NJ. 7,
departs Monday, "Wednesday and Friday at 8
"a "
kcachi Mail via Glade Springs. Sc. arrives
Tssiay. Thursday. and saturday at L, :
hyarts Monday. "Wednesday. anil lr'ay, at 6
A. NJ
Tyler Mail. via Ash Spring Sc, arrives
Eac<day. Thursday. and >ainrday, q, +. VI
Hrrerts Mceday, "Wednesday anil friday. AZ
A.
Gilmer Mail, via Friendship &e. arrive.
Tuesday Thursday. and Saturday At 6 J.
departs Monlay. Wclncsdny, aud Friday. at 6
AN.
Port Cad,io Mail arrives Tucsday Thursday
and Saturday. at 6 +. VI DEPART Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday, NJ T. VI,
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rag ELECTION n LOUISVILLE

The Opposition Cadidate for Congress
in the Louisville DrriCt has been elected
hy 800 hundred maorl,y over his Demo
cratic competitor. The disgracciul scenes
which characterized the elections Of 1879
in that city, wee TO some extent recn'
acted and numrrs OF Democratic voters
were deferred rom the polls by organ
ized bands Of Plug Ughcs' Happy is
il for the counry that such scaudalous
proceedings &C confined to particular
localities an, are viewed with disgust
and horror b, the great majority OF the
American peIlc. Otherwise, decent men
might well 'egin TO despair OF the Re
public. Tt Louisville Democrat thus
describes he state Of things on the day
of election;
From mon. till the close of the polls,
but few Icmocratc votes were cast at
the Iayfttc Eugne-house, and at Wal
nu,stred Precinct in the second Ward,
and the few who voted were generally
knocked down and beaten as they were
retiring from the polls This is the free
dom 4 elections IN Louisville Any
poor wretch, low vagabond, could vote
WIZ "'P''"'s' ' III ,'a,.i. -,
- - ,n1 1o";1o l,ot,v nn;n,s s,r ,ho
49, " ", , D'e o 'lo 800 nnm ,.as ,ha
n "1i Nv; ;n,orro,cnrc e ,ho outside
,',rni,,n,s ,ha, Mos, undertook tornnisb
i,0se very mdiscreot citizens who wonld
persist in voting the Democratic ticket.
Thus were hundreds of legal voters de-
49, -, '''", "" 80 .
"heh Sha'' 'h's 'h'hE cease 10 pc !
" lSa oa'hnins p'o1 upon tue '',' 'a'''e o'
our e''y' INC pre'ehs'9hS '''a' fes.,i
day eiec''oh Spress,u 'no le"' sent
ments oil our people ana showed inc CON
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we nave at last the letter Of Cover
or wise which has created such IA ,'@
O'o AZ the North, and given occasio,,
~ nnany and such ridiculous and
naa'oory te'cgraphs. Aud truly i,i
:" extraordinary letter to come r.,
snch political Iouavc rs Ucn,,
Wise. Al oeuht n. 90 it's authcn,,a..a
Is removed by The Governors frnnL
acknowledgement /. will be s..n &C.
lnilmatcd at the tmc, that ,Lr is."
oo"'Iins no such cxpression al W.. , ,a
grap'o" - our city press, that W.
and virginia ~auld supper. Mr. Ho,.
n for reelection w, have ''"sh
no" tor such rcm~.L aud ~ wv space
tins lenar provokcs. ~ sU'''pe"'' ~
of IT from ar Boston Post ~. our coy
RIcnNoNp, July 10, "
Dcdr Sri thank yen Tor yours ~ 20.
instant. have npprshcp,,d ali nlon., NV, a@ II
lammany Regency would carry u,,,,a "t w
cation from New Work to thnrles,o,, ",'''
whom Douglas. know Is cousd.n, ,T
you may rely upon il that Mr. buchanan IL h;,s
-clf candidate for re nomination. and all Il.
patronage and power will be used to disopno;a.
Douglas, and all other aspan,s. Our orl,
chance is to organic by districts, and eth.
whip the enemy or send two delegations.
II this Is done or not done. we must still NV
on united South. A united south will 4
pend on united Nirginin and pledge r.,
that .hc at least shall be a unit. Virr;,,
unit. and persistent and firm on sound nl,,
form Of protection. to all persons u ponul.
versus -qua'tcr sovereignty she mus, railv !.
her support all the South The South cnn,o,
adopt Mr. Douglass platform. II is A sho,.
cut To all the ends OF Black Republicanis,,
He then will kick up his heels. II he dos :,
don't h. cant be nominated and the main a,
gumeut against his nomination is, that he can,
be elected II nominated II he runs an ina
pendent candidate, and Seward runs and nm
nominated at Charleston, | can bca, them both
Or, II squater sovereignty is u plank Of tho
platform at Charleston, and Douglas is nomin,
ted the South will run an independent can
idaic on protection principles, and run ths
election into the lIouse Where, then. voun
Nj Douglas he Tho lowest candidate on H.
list If | have the popular strength yoa SUP
pose it will itself fix the nomination Co
that. and am confident of success.
Hon. +. Wood Is proicsscdy and really ID.
ieye friend and OF course | would in go.l
faith, bc glad of his influence, and would %
nothing to impair il aud could no, justly rys
his kind aid huI You mas rely upon It that
am neither completely nor at all in the hands q
Mr. Wood or If any other man who breathe.
lie has always been friendly TO me. and am 70
him hgi always on fair and independent term,
There is nothing iu cur relations whieh sboas
keep aloof any l.ead oi either. IT, know p
welI 4, any one can 'cll him, that his main n
hurntr Is in the civ Of New York and dos,
fear the result am depending solely upr
open position Of principle. independent al al
ehgues, and dcAjug al eomcr.. We vii ovc.
whelm all opposition in Virginia. aud her ycir
sill br conservative and national
At all cyents, shall always be glad to hear
from !ou, and am your, truly
HENRI 4. WISE.
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Hero Il he J, elected hy the magnify which
hD opponents o"n''''e. '..'' T'n "a, -
~. G,,ori MN. u..,e,..
"a, have. noticed a s.r5,r calculation ,n
,o,o. ~ H.. o,p,s.,;,a uaners Of TEXAS from
,,b,rl, Jcub,.rs. ,b. .sonil. Western taak g. To
a,v man ,io ua1-rstsra. asithnc,ir The a.n
Of chang ,f sixteen ihou.aad VOTES i4 'hr
late Tesas election +, aisur,l - illetrte
Every vote taken lr,r5 Runne's AMI given io
RossisY rour.,,l o! rouf.. orc against the
former ali oue IN favor of the latter. hcag
eoual To 900 tot. Rlaua. 'o- instance, iu
i..5. DOT, ned a rajuri, oi -s2l volts II
ll62 II ,b.s, hnd he,,i taken nom lunnrls and
given to Houston. The election fr 'oytmor
would have loep 80.
IA 1r bate q, ton F. uat upoad that
Houston. ma,orit, Ia be5n over ten thousand.
Now add to tbis GOO Runncl4 majority iu
1877. Ito make e,rn nmnf,ersj and We hasr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-27

THt Two NlssissHu SENATORS 4
northern exchange draws the following
comparison
The members whom Mississippi sends
to the United States Senate are both
fire caters Of the most approved brand.
Both believe Ia the inviolnhility, the
divinity the eternity of slavery Both
are prominent in the debates, aud each
aspircs To leadership IN thar body la
the mere cxtcrnals Of oratory there
could hardly be broader distinction
than between the oil'hlnd rough and
noisy Brown, aud the carefully prepared,
mellow toned Ia, is The one reminds
You Of a dashing camp-mceting preach
cr, dcclaiming to acres of pioneers and
squattcrs on the frontier; the other Of q
prime Metropolitan divine, pattern of
clerical propric,y and polished diction,
whether ia the sacred desk OF the draw
ing room The style and micn of Davis
in the Senate chamber would become
the l.yceum or the anniversary Of the Ri.
Llc Society. Browns would better be-
At Southern stump, OF the fostrum of
Tammany Hall
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The UNIrEn sTATKs sENATOR

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lhiS then. we SUPPOSE, comprises the
1u"h't oul 'l "hlrh the Tag womb man
ulactnie senator Now, Vt may 'c
That, tine Democracy WIN hr 'N'lultn
from voice IN ia" matter owing TO the
supposed TACT that we nave houston
Leg stature, bat the returns thus lar M
dlcate that lhbhock Is elected Lirut
Novetnoe, and That the gals'' "l sending
Houston back to the senate Is thus
h'nchcd' since N'd 'laik WIZ not oe
thrf' 20 iahe ms P's,l'on li me nuO'r'
ha'"I'"' GUAR even Nh"u'" ,l' rug S'""'
lecture concerning tho cninpl'N'ou % our
next Legislature h' correct we th'nN
IL ln'1 p'op'o"' however, 'h't vac pcm
"rt9'S nave i" MAJORITY W. n"'', "t'h'n'N
'' 'h' l'E's,a'"r'' ana mat 'ne 'uho't
"h'vn tn' lug mas u"7 carry u'Eah !"
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"'"'''u.S "''' ''''Sh"Pi'h ''f 'J'. ~ SO
""on n'''s9 an" uP'' ''''V NJ an
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THE TyLLR kEfSRTkR


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T., Tcs,' M w. l,ve ,i.av. ,e,e,l m BONO
cratic ticket mcrc oppossl 10 .eaornl iiunsson
IN I-ia and ia ihc clertian lnsi tran'pirci hr'
,ie-tr abu.s-l him This IS salac " 'ougbcry
-ucs= work again
W, bv an, moan. ,-,... york Tho charm.
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published the record Of Cen IIoustous yoies
and syoeclrs and di.c,,s.f,l ,hcr effect. The
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wni certainly no atise Of or ng'suce 70 ten.
Uoustan ~ publish il Docs the Reporter Pre-
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ho' UT my :" '"' NF'''f q" WI"
cratic jaausl 70 bayr referred 70 IT, " ten
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h, ,.h,, &c. Tn, ps,or,.r ,bo,.,,l,s credit
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,,,e c,,,o.s IT, sontipa,r.
IA va. bg ,b,f m,es. fy,,e..,re l.. f,,pd
api -o mach aboat Reagan position vt Crock.
80. and never burned his mistake tiil informed
~ ,il ''pu N w. ,.t e', nI', a., , .
,pe bad pla,el Of On him
1bi. /. ,.r,cr.ion II tbe f.r,. Veneer
learned one n,i-iakc srl never said ia. as will
il, .,e,, bv -ce.,eBe. 10 orr editorial Of the g9rl
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w t,,e,.,..,,.- ,.,,,,it,.i.d q, tb, .,p,,,,t
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hcl,,.fo ~. ,yonld have hcc, os co,..s,,,, a..
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III -, mi .to l,agc ,i.,, ca,.,r,l. 'i.,l T.,
elcr, HIM hy nat r,oce.. of taking down naI
n.''''nv mp again hat wa rraeiicod ~ the Re
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MURDERS AND VIOLENCE.

4 q. Walker, ci'pr Of the Birlye Union.
Published in Tarranl county. Texas, killed Mr..
J. J. CARNEY on the iay of the election shoot
ing him MI doable.barrc shot gun. Walk
~ pabliskcs statement Of the affair which. if
trl,r JustNcs him f1t committing the deed.
Bill White notorious character wn- killed
near 01nclts bluff Fannin county on the ih
iuss., u Mr.. Wilkinson. Wilkinson was ex-
s,nias1 L-forc ,',c Chief Justice Of the coan'y
and disrlarset on the ground that he acted IN
IL js1nee- Has magistrate sach discretion
lu oss opinion. II il his laiy in all cases when
daily seapons are used 70 bind the party over,
~ 70 caDa,a' him
A Aokay occurred ia Palestine, on The day Of
tic eestioS between Wilson Lumpkin ard
IS Ws>h Taylr 1nylo, was woanslcl but not
.k.aEus9n~I Lasapkiu after an examination
80 4lsclasgsd Another violation OF du'y OF.
st',s fe& u she magistrate Tie 1yler Report
~ etnesstcss tbs feY,t Of uan hayps been
hgJ~ys " sC4Aton. Ssn.fl Soan's "a he lay Of
49, A xstcr " Robert Fulton. fhe ngtu'or
n &no6tDtA BY stcam L sai'l 10 h ID he pot
i 80 n Mohfs,e SCENTS Indiana
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Il " l.lreHfRy ESQ
The ioiuWiug certificate was handed To me the day
after the election but owing 10 press ot business aud
absence FROM the country have neglected 10 hand II
t1 Won lof publication have ma desire % revive the
UNPLEASANT controversy which prevailed previous 20
the election, bat Misrepresentation having arisen
to hat sad at -hosmaksrs Bmf, ! think 1t but
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ExrRAoRnlSARy EfrECr of hsN
effect Of heat upon vegctat'o" y 'e ';"na,i
able, if we may believe ',". nv, Srui,
paper which assures us that bake" 10
could be picked from the trees, III corn
matocs from the vines, and foss'1" ,r.ss
from the stalks while the scorc"e" Inns.
almost blazcs into spontaneous" wv
tim That viii d.
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Educated iu the old Original school. ut
which Thomas Jefferson was the apostle
and taught iu his youth te regard slave.
~ ~ an cvil GcB houston has not yet
been converted 10 the new ideas which
of late have made such rapid progress at
the South Hence he has been nh object
nf bitter and pcrscycring hostility on the
part at the ultra pariisaus # slavery. by
whose means bee has been oustcd from the
senate N-'r io,t 7ribgqc
Gen Houston, hailing from an extreme
outhoru state. and one more deeply u.
crested IN thcslavcry question than any
thcr-haying gone beyond any other
southern senator IN counting anti.slaec-
~ influence. and in dcnupciatpn Of
Southern mon has upon the second ap-
pcal 20 Tho people Of Texas been sustain.
ed aud rcinstaicd This ia fact which
there is uo denying. If "A man thus siu-
utcA vtH cumiu"Erc hrs career Try lH.
sMtiug upon lrccsoilers taking seats
H a democratic national convention. at
forwards vote tor the Wilmut provisG,
aud at a still later period against repeal
ing au unconstitutional law which lpr.
bid the Introduction Of slavery into a
territory. and then sustain himself in such
a state as lcxas, what are auti-~lavcry
men 10 conclude What effect viii n
have upon conservative mou Ia the
North The Houston Telegraph very
Justly remarks
Not the best aspect ct the tcccut cleo
tiun of sam Houston a. Governor Of les
~ ls the aid aud comfort it viii afford
e. Abolitonists in tine North Whatcv.
ar may hc his real views, there is no
doubt IN the world that hc is regarded
in the North as 10 friend Of the iustitu-
liun Of slavery. and his election will he
looked on as an evidence OF a growing
feeling ia Texas against the institution
and will be consequently hailed as a sig-
nal iur an influx Of population in our
Northern counties iuimical to Southern
interest OF these we have already
enough in Texas. Whether dosigncdly
or not on the part OF those who have
done It, there is cause to fear that the
south has received stab from her own
citizens IN the work of August LIST, 1859
May the evil fear be- prevented
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7HyxExT LEGISLATURE


STATE. sn far a. heard from. The Legls-
lature is composed of 80 Senators and
90 Representatives. showing that the re-
turns So Tar are incomplete
SENATOR'S
y " Towns. Bastrop, Travis and Burnct
u NJ Whalry Robertson g.
Jesse Grimes, Grimes.
& Schlcichcr, Rcxar
Marion Martin, Henderson.
\ 4 Rancy Anderson
\. NJ Gentry, Harris.
T II puggan, Guadalupe.
! 4 Dickinson, Shelby and Pamela
! W sims. Rcd River
T. f. Lott. smith
Clip Hartman. Hopkins and Lamar
John & Chambers, Cass and Titus.
Rains, Upshur and Wood
Martin y Hart. Hun, and faunin
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Robert J Towns, Travis
j BillingSlcy, Bas'rop, Faycttc a Travis
Black Davis, Bastrop
:. j Rcdgatc. Colorado
i " Davis. Hays and Caldwell.
" VI Owens, Barnet and Williamson
Charles Lewis, Robertson.
\ Nelson McLcnnan, l.ampasas. Ac
Jas II Duncan, Calhoun.
I II Mundane. Burloson
j II Barnard Goliad
u e Dickson. Grimes,
\ VI Branch. Walker
J e Whitfield. Fl0ater, Grimes y Maker
] VI Lewis. Montgomery
y II parucl, Dallas
{ W Buckley, Floa,cr Austin ~ IT Bend
N Il shannon, Parker &c.
Mai sam Bogari, Collin.
VIII Elicit. Fluatc'. Wis" sc.
VI. /. Armstrong Lamar
T. j shelton
Col 4 e Perry Falls
&. y Marion, Henderson
Thomas L. stuart. Gonzales.
y NJ short. shelby
sam 4 Maverick, Bexar
l. . Camp.
Angel Navarro
Jacob Wmlder. Flaatcr Bcxar sc.
j " Caddcll. Houston
II l. Kinney, Nueccs
f. j Fielder. fl0atcr, Montgomery &c
" Il Middleton Leon.
Gcn II Il Edwards, Nacogdoehcs.
WIN J. clark, Jr
VIM troft. Navarro
b C. Franklin. Galveston.
X X Hartley.
Flcwclyn, Washington
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Az INTENSE IIgrFp Term The weather
has been excessively hot throughout Cal.
iiornia. At Mariposa the thermometer
rose to us degrees in the shade at San
Andrcas, in cool" spot, to !os at
Ophlr to III at Main Bar to 100 at
Sacramento TO LOG Orovillc to ia at
Timbucto to 100, and at various other
points to over 100 degrees
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-27

The Tcxan says that Gen. Houston
post the people might place him in, and
it hardly thinks he will be candidate
Tor the senate. We can tell the Texan
that General Houston induced some OF
his friends in this city to support him for
Governor on the ground that it was his
only chance tao get back To the Senate --
Hoatou Telegraph
We are informed that in the southern
portion of this Congressional District the
opposition candidates for the Legislature
assumed the identical grounds taken hy
Crl Burrcss in his circular, which was
here denounced as a democratic trick
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-27

~ Il is reported that newspaper Nili .oon
be started a, Carthage, by Delaney and Cooley
The politics of the paper will he We presume
lIons'onir
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-27

~ The pisiric, Court of Upsur county
commenced q, Ginier IN Monday The ilh inst,
and terminated sometime during the present
week. Owing to the dust, and thc extreme heat
of the weather, we concluded TO remain ut home
II would have afforded Us much pleasure to have
attended It, aa@ to have enjoyed the socioiy Of
our fricnds
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-27

RA- Attention Is called To the card # D. Il
W. For, Homeopathic Physician.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-27

We The undersigned do certify that We were at
Shoemaker Il Blar ON Tuesday the 9Th met aud that
~ heard capt T.. r. Cnig IA his speech prnpound the
following question to = D. wood va. " Do yoa DE
hcye that Cnngrc-. ha- the right 10 abolish slavery
the trade IN state District, Or Territory aud
We further certify that Col. Woods answer wa- "
will reply wk,n you are done Capt Craig Then
Capt Craig said be thought tina, he To do all the
replying.