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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-09

1Ttltc or gwen 10 tue corporation, aC'
you'd hose which ;hsir charter. by r.eir
ra;lral sal pspp-r construction, pafppri
to convey Aud a. - the extent OF the
p,ssr> granted they say, ira. IN order
t. -. themselves ~ relief. II "a nee
es,.ryt, show, th,, n, Legislature CON
,ractei not .9 4, the act If which they
complain api that they impaired. OF
in o.hcr words, violated that contract
by ~, erection Ut the Warren Briige
fney must show That tie STATE had
~niesc. into contract with them, uf
.h,.e ugaer whom they claim. MT g. rs
tabissh a free bridge 1T the place where
The Warrca Blage Is erected " lil Pc
,ers [ 5 Rep 539-5iS-o L vas kel'i
,hii no snch contract was expressed OF
could be implied.
Ia the case Of Providence Bank. VS.
Billings and fit,mtnn. & Pet 5lt) ii
was held. that law imposing tax
upca the Bank was valid The charter
was sileai on the sehjcct OF a tax, and
i vas argued ih4t, il the State had the
.ght 10 tax, ID might tax $50 heavily as
70 render the charter useless and ct IA
value The act imposing the tax, though
passed snhse3ucnt . the cWrter. wac
sustained AZ u1t imp1TiHg toe goiisa
ton Vi the contract
A State may take a corporate fran
ehise fir pablic use uplu rendering com
psnsaiiln without impair,ng the obllKa
iian Of the contract. g How. I : Rep
$40 Backns W Lemon II Ne" HamY
shirs Ron D
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

We src authorized to announce Col. 3 p WOOD.
A. CANDIDATE to rcpresen, Harrison county in the
lover House Il the next Legislature.
GIVE arc authorized q announce Jons l.. LOW
iov rsg AZ candidate for Governor a, tn. ensuing
August election.
We ,uth1rsed to announce Capt J. MsCrRrls
- candle Dat" 70 represent Harrison county In the
ensuing Les.slaigre
~ We are authorized % announce ELI 7 CRAIG
"a candidate % represent Harrison county ia the
f lower house Of the next Legislature.
! sSwc are authorized 10 auneuuc. Ell II H,y.
TiR - c,nddlte - fepre.eni Uiuison county IN
tho lower hanse II the mex, Legislature
~ The friend. n Grn r. GREER authorize us
% announce ha name TN. week asa candidate %
'hl4 county the lower house u the state
Legislature
~ we authorized 70 announce Capt rHOM
AsF TUCKER as, ran1 dat - represent Harrison
county In the lower house Of ~hsins esi-,,nr-
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-09

"a. We publish on our first page the d,'cis-
ion Of the supreme Cour, in the suit Of the State
against the : T. Railroad Company, This
decision was unexpected While /, send, the
cas-. back to be tried upon ia merits however
it comedies tina, there ia but ono point upon
which to sustain q forfeiture, and that is Che
alteration Of failure to organic the Company
under the act of 1851, |, is notorious tina, the
Company was properly organized and domcilia
ted IN Texas previous 10 the | 9th Of June sjs
in accordance with that act, and is susceptible
Of proof There is then no danger to the enter
prise excerpt from delay which - Of course to be
lamen,ed The feeling in favor Of the cn,erpri..
and confidence in the success Of It's future man.
agmcut was never stronger IN Texas than at the
present time
h. OrR M.ir SciiootS-Thc examination Of the
pupils Of the Marshall University commenced
on Wednesday last A, night the boys de-
claimed and rccitcd dialogues. 4 lively public
interest was manifested We We're not present,
during the day bu, attended u, night. and found
an overiowiug house The boys acquitted them
selves handsomely, and were greeted with the
approving smiles Of parents and friends and
showers of bouquets from their swee'hcarts
Las, week there was an examination Of the pu-
pills Of the Marshall Grove Academy lndcr the
charge Of Rev, + J ra,illo, We were moi,
present but doub, no, from our ledge Of
the qualifications aud industry Of Mr. Patillo,
that i, proved acceptable TO all who were pres
ent. The Marshall Cpivcrsit, rhaintans its en-
visble reputation under the charge Of its able
President. Mr. Bass. MIR Patillo will ultimately
we are satisfied make Marshall Grove, wha, it
is destined to be, a fine academy, With such
male schools and the excellent female academies
in our midst, Marshall certainly presents superior
educational facilities
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-09
sNntr Rrlr nr TnRry II Loughcry. Of d

stSgtr Rrls or TuRry If Loughery OF The
Texas Republican, turn three summers''s IN
five weeks, how many will be turn insH weeks !
Multiply the second and lh'rd'crms together and
divide bv the first tp,itu Democrat
The po-tula,e being wrong the sum IS imas''
nary and unreasonable Louphery OF the Texas
Republican. admits the atiainmcn,s of Mr. Mitch
eli. who thus processes to have reduced l"fy
tumbling 10 science. lie freely conceocs
tina, no editor in Texas more perfectly under
stand the subjects oil multiplication and DIVISION.
Blu, WHY is it that with all his Acknowledged
proficiency. It took him three weeks TO decide
~he, stand he should take ard tina, he has not
yc, "cyphercd out what position be will occu-
py in the ring
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-09

LETTER ov SENATOR noCGLAs The letter OF
senator Douglas is a singular production. Tie
speaks Of interpretations upon the Democratic
creed and the revival OF the African slave trade,
as If he though, there was any likelihood Of the
Charleston Convention being disturbed by the
questions abou, which he Affects TO entertain
80 much soictudc |, would seem II there
was common UNDERSTANDING among all the
icmagogucs in Tho country that they should
play upon the same key The Charleston Con
vention in our opinion will rcPudiate fully and
unms,akably. the -qua'ter sovereignty We've Of
Mr. Douglas Thisw settle theqrs,ion 80 far
az he is concerned II however he were to declare
opinion. perfectly satisfactory. he would not be
selected "a the democratic candidate for the
rr,a,incy The Charleston Convention will
no, selcc, any man in whom the South has lost
confidence Long before the assembling OF that
Convention the bug bear Of the African slave
trade will be snried' and With it the political
fortunes Of the icmagogues who are endeavoring
to ride into Office upon it.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-09

As wr ExrEcrLp -Julgr Bel who eas
elected 10 tie supreme Bench last August
claiming 20 be IN independent Democrat it ia
stated has com, out for Houston and the nom-
necs Of the Austin clique These so called in
dependent Democrats win not do TO trust.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-09

Broouy ARRAY The panyille Ky rrih-
une states that sang'umry shooting ailray
took p ace fw days ago in Liberty, Gas,
county. ~. The 'lrbnlr SAYS;
The PARTIES were WIN Olscy Of Ilusionvic
Lincoln county. nephew of E,.ioycrnor Oua.
lew V peyt0n. Granville johnson. Thomas
Evans and others not mentioned buscy shot
johnson and Evans johnson died instantly,
and Evans shortly after and Peyion stabbed
uu.cy, out not fatally. The affair was alto.
ee,her personal between The parties.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-09

Tue JusE fgosT The ST. Louis d, mocrat
Of the Btu ut SAYS:
TIE frost on the nigh, Of the A,h ex'cnicd So
hr o. we have learned through large par, Of
New Engnnd. Western New York North.
western Prnnsyvaaa. Michigan and Northern
Ohio and indiana. Il was sevcresi along the
lake shore and thS aighlaud' in its neivhbor.
hood At some points. where the cold was mos,
eNirrinr. the mercury sunk eight degrees below
the freezing point. and Zee formed half an inch
thick Every grcca thing in such localities has
been killed by the frost. The gardens look
as b.'k as If n FIRE had passed over them, The
corn and all the CROWN: vegetables were ca,
down. and the leaves of many kinds Of forest
trr,s were blasted. frnit If all sorts was de
s,royed The wheat shared the same bate Bu,
this statement, applies only TO the damage done
in places where The frost was mos severe Tbt>,
are comparatively few. Corn hos been cut down
10 some extent, and may. IN soIne few cases
have TO be- repantod vegetables and fruit have
( suffered but there is no reason To suppose thai
I the injury done to the wheat is extensive enough
TO occasion the slightest apprehension As TO 1t
; ..frcts uron the crop AZ large
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-09

TINS Fot Rru Our National anniversary was
celebrated in a quiet but appropriate manner in
Marshall A large and respectable audience
assembled n, the Christian Church at O'Clock
The Declaration Of Independence was read by
Mr. 1'hos T Ochlltrce, after which Mr. james
Turner delivered an Grafton. 1h,se young men
arr members Of the Marshall I.yccum by whom
they we're selected To perform this patriotic duty.
They acquitted Themselves very creditably. The
Declaration was read in clear distinct and
emphatic manner. The Grafton WAS very well
delivered and well received We ha~ heard il
commended by many who were 10 attendance
The Mag4hail :ras. Band played lIaii Celambn
YANKEE Doodle and several German patriotic
air. There was u barbecue on the lth between
the Espresso. and n fish fry on the SABINE in
this county
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-09
~ Gen sherman publishes in the oAl'e

~ Gen sherman publishes IN 'he 'A'e'
ton News defence Of himself against the mAlig'
nani attack Of Gen. Houston, delivered IN the
Senate of the United States He produces An
oycrw helming amount Of testimony. OF the high
eat responsibility, in yiadca'ion Of himself And
proves palpabe contradictions OF sta inen's
IN Gen. Hous,ons speech 10y Icuston- own
letters Gen Houston seems TO make PRAGUE,
Of disseminating his abuse Of enemies and oil
clarifying himself Al the expense OF the nation
THIS IS not fair or cred,able.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-09

rna- We neglected TO mention The destruction
Of the University at Smyyille smith county
II was burned on the ,th nit. by an incendisry
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-09

'I'h't lH'r :" NOTICE on next page.
sssy' Thr Mississippi Ohio and AL the upper
country river, aSc falling
s..y' The black tongue has made is appear.
nnrc among the cattle in Grayson county.
II nr Shumard the State Ceoloeis,. was
in Lamar county on the goth. H. expected 10
remain there two or three weeks and then 70
proceed down Rcd River 10 Cas- county
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-09

ton is seeking to reinstA,c himself in power and
men who are running for the Legislature should
be- made to SAY whether they sympa'hise with
him or sill vote for him, in the lace OF this re
ord. for any cshcc within the SIN Of the people
lie /. running nominally for Governor but IN
reality for L ) senator. I'd cla,k in case OF
M. election !. TO he Governor, sustained BY snch
men a. Paschal. Hamilton. and Others OF IKE
Tx From such misrule Heaven preserve US
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-19
Total amt. oil. on Hos. Fund,

I UtaI anu III Oh HUs FUnd, SI,683 40
DR.. J. S. Harris appointed county physician for
one year from Nov. 10, 1859, at 5000 year, to
be paid quarterly, and for all necessary travel,
S per mile, each way. -. ii. j. Seaman appoint
ed county druggist for one year from Nov. 10th,
1859. Hospital steward ordered to keep accu-
rate account of all articles purchased for Hospi.
ial, and report at each meeting OF Board. .Au-
ditor ordered to issue warrant in favor OF Ger
man Hospital Society for Sl39 o. Co physi-
clan authorized to rent house of Chas. Thomas
for one year, for Hospital purposes, at s25 per
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-19
TO IFORNIA CONSUMERS
BILLINGS HAMS!

T DESIRE TO CALL PARTICULAR ATTEN-
brand upon my Hams, which ia all cases bears a
"iac simile" Of my signature, and is in every re-
spect the same label have used for many years
past
The unrvaled reputation my Hams have long
borne in the California market, renders me eX-
ccedingly anxious that no Hams packed by other
persons should be mistaken for the well known
and genuine
Horace Billings Fl a ms,
And my present object is to ask consumers espe-
cially to distinguish my Hams from certain other
Hams, which learn have this season been sent
to California, on which the name of
I3 I'LL [ N G $
has been placed, with label resembling mine in
style, type, &c.
My Hams are cured under my own personal su-
pervsion, and their admitted excellence is owing
to the great care used, and the peculiar prcpara-
ton they undergo in curing, by which decacy OF
flavor, preservation of the juice of the meat, and
freedom from undue saltness are secured.
! confidently assure purchasers of my Hams in
California, that the cure + 1859 will be found of
the choicest quality and favor, and fully equal in
all respects 10 any heretofore packed by me for
that market. HORACE BILLINGS,
Patentee, Beardstown, Illinois.
n. BAH barrels containing the Hams Of this
season 5 packing, in addition to the usual brand,
will bear the words in red paint,
Cure of 1859.
CROSBY e DIBBLEE, Agents"
San Francisco Oct. 3, 1859. 373m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-19

month Ordered that no person be received in
Hospital who has not paid per capita tax for the
current year, and further that no person shall be
admitted who is afflicted with syphaleiic disease
Allowed on Gen. Fund
O. Finnegan constable SIS 90
Jno. Murphy Justice 90
VauSchaack & Warriner so 90
B. NJ. George, W. VOnSchaack and Jno. White
appointed viewers to select road route from wes
tern line of Trinity county to interscct road from
Wcaverville to Yreka, and report at next meet
ing Of Board. Standing ordcr--That all roads
shall be 30 feet wide. and that any person shall
be liable to prosecution who shall mine away or
otherwise interfere with any such road Pro-
posas as received by Treasurer in accordance
with Law passed Feb. 1857, creating a Redemp
tion Fund were opened by Board aud the follow
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-19
P PACIFIC FOUNDRY
Machine SHOP,
Established in 1880.

TNIE undersigned continue to manufacture, at
l. the above establishment every kind OF Ma
chinery and of Iron and Brass Casting.
We are sole makers of fHOWLAND'S PATENT
ROTARY QUARTZ MILLS, which have uOw
been thoroughly tested in many localities, and
are believed to offer many advantages over any
other Mill now in use.
We also manufacture Quartz Mill machinery
of any other description required Saw and Flour
Mill machinery Shingle Machines Steam En'
gnes Force Pumps, &c, &c.
Quartz miners can be supplied at short notice
with Screens of any degree of fnrness, made from
the best Russia irou, and in the most perfect man
ner. We have facilities for furnishing this article
to any extent which may be required
Orders are respectfully solicited for any Of The
above, or other articles in our line. 1t is our de-
sign to turn out the best work, for which we have
facilities, at least not inferior TO those Of any
other establishment on the Pacific Coast, and .!
the most reasonable prices.
GODDARD, HANSCONE & RANKIN
(Late Goddard x Coz
San Francisco, Aug. 1G, 1859. 3l.6m
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-19
WM. II. DAILY, Esq. :

VIM II. DAILY, Esq:
DEAR SIR Your" Aromatic Valley Whis
ky" is received, and, after careful examination
find it to be pure article, entirely free from
the adulterating ingredients so frequently used.
JAS. j. MAPES, Chemist.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-19
DALVS VALLEY WHISKY.

STATE AssAYER's OFFICE. SO Somerset ST.,
BoSToN, Mass, April 18th, 1858.
WM. II. DAILY, New York:
DEAR SIR Il have made chemical analysis
Of Yonr
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-19
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
NOVEMBER TERN, 1859.

Monday. Nov JAS F. Hoadley. Geo. Will
lams and II. W. Everest, in attendance NJ. F..
Griffin clerk, by Jno. A. Watson, deputy. Re
ports of Jno. Adams, H. d. Kingsbury, II. B.
Eastman and ]. A. Hatch, as road overseers, re-
ceived and filed j. A. Hatch re.sppointed road
overseer of Dutton district, on filing approved
bond for $1,000. =. Nov. S-License granted W
McCOllum 10 keep oll-ferry across Trinity riv-
er at head of Taylor's Flat, on filing approved
bond for S2000-license $50 a year. License
granted Junkans & Smith to keep toll bridge al
Kanaka Bar on fling approved bond for $4,000
license $50 year. Under the law of April, 2
1857, the following warrants were burned
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-19

" OIL ELS
SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS :!
IL N n
" Myself. Exclusively, at
SCHIEDADT, HOLLAND,
Apdto mome
b dat
dandr
PROPERTIES HOLLAND GIN the WORLD
United States
mewi Gravel
Orleans and St
CHOLERA OF
FE.
CAUTION
of Aromatic
they
o them % be The cmfne
q
printed andB and ARD PRINTED CAPS
doctor
The NJ
acsm Wholesale Druggists respectable
LiquoD alrs n he
erandM futurn,1a
Schdam all counterfeit and
IA
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-19

Allowed on Gen Fund Jno. Hopper, n. Gray,
r. Mcdonald, r. Forsyth, VI. Ruch, Jno. Young,
Jno. Pennington, Thos. Mullen, Chas Cass, Chas
Woge, P. Mcclure, j. GoldthUrpe, Geo. j. Love,
Jas. Lyons, NJ. Seigner, w. johnson, O. Washing
ton and S. Boyer, were allowed $3 for one days
service as juror in Dist. Court, and Burrill Hay
ME, NJ. Crane. W. White, j. Edgecombe, w. Pra-
ter, Geo. Frost, B. Brogan, K. Ryan, Jos. Calvin,
w. K. Yancey, +. ii. Brown, Jno Iickox, Jas.
Brown, Jno. Breen, II. II. Powell. A. G. Law
renee, NJ. Ocheltree, r. Clark, 7. Reed, J. Lur-
ring, c. MCGOWAN, L. Leary, J. Cummings and
Geo. Godthorpe, Sc for 2 days attendance as ju-
rors. Messrs. Simonds, Leach and Hooker al
lowed further time to report on wagon road
route from Weavervile to Trinity Center 3. Pc
tion of L. Hall and others of South Fork valley
rejected. On petition, the road from kingsbu
ry's to Goods on Salt creek. declared a public
highway. -. Petition of Harris, Dodge and 9th
ers, to change Sydney hill road rejected Or
dered, that reports OF eX county Auditor, county
Treasurer and Physician bo received and filed,
and copy of each published in the TRINITY
JOURNAL. On petition of Blyther, Noble, Thorn
as and Others, ordered that road leading from
Cedar Flat down Trinity to Tinsley's and there
crossing the river, thence to Blythcr's thence to
mouth Of South Fork, be declared a public high
way further ordered that road district be de-
clared from Cedar Flat to mouth of South Fork,
to be called Blyther road district, and that Ste
phen Noble be overseer when his approved bond
for $1,000 is filed E. Resignation Of J. G.. Martin
as constable of Stuart township, accepted =. Re
ports of R. Pearce and NJ. Hart, road overseers,
received and filed. -. Allowed on Gen. Fund
ii. j. Seaman, stationery, $5S 25
and to A. j. Ross, G. D. Summers, +. Louper, S.
C. Kise j. E. Shaw. n. c. Ventres. NJ. G. Ventres,
NJ. Gaylord, l. II. Dodd, f, w. Day, W II. New
ell, g. J. Hobson, J. Henderson,, J. Ramsey, S.
II. Harmon, ]. G. Dameron, J. b. Cornell, B. r.
Gray, a. J. Jones, J. Lagin. e. Houston, T. Mid.
dleton, G. French, II. d. Kingsbury, B. Bross b.
NJ. George, j. Vanderhoff, J. George j. J. Mar
cher, j. Underwood, r. Silcox, W Ridsneaur, C.
W. Durkee, J. Huss, c. Compton, NJ. Kendrick J.
IIuss, j. Brannon, o. S. Dyer, j. Smith, s. NJ.
Lane, 7. Miller S. II. Leach, d. McKenny, Wm
McCollum, NJ. Razor L. C. Bartlett, |. L. Swain,
NJ. B. Myers, j. White j. D. Saunders, W. Par
rott, NJ. L. Knowlton, W. Guthrie, W. r. Turner,
w. Ashworth, W. r. Jones, D. A. Hobart, A. Nc
Quilan, J. W. Statler, j. Weis, W. Clolher, 0.
L. Slack, T. l.. Anderson, J. White, j. Lindeman,
j. Wright, W. r. Mcdaniel. J. T. Sanburn, NJ
Fries, Jno. a. Duncan, II. S. Martin, r. Reay, E.
Woodtord, T. Morehouse, j. Ramsey. O. Davis
ard \. Thompson allowed So each, for election
services. Allowed from Gen. Fund ; f. Walter,
w. Kincaid, J. W. Finley, II. H. Gray and D. ].
r. coo
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-19
G.. MORRILL,,

q. NIOES IL LII,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
GOFFERs FOR SALE on THE MOST
w reasonable terms, complete assortment oI
IL Drugs, Oils Paints, Patent Medicines
Brushes, Toilet Articles, Perfumery, etc.
Agent for Jayne's Medicines.
Agent for Ayres' Medicines.
Agent for MulIats Medicines.
Agent for lIoloway'S Medicines.
Agent for TaIraut'S Medicines.
Agent for Brandrcth's Pills.
Agent for Wright'S |. V. Pills
Agentior Browns Essence Jamaica Cling r.
Agent for Lyons Katharon.
Agent for Davis Pain Killer.
Agent for Richardson's Bittcrs.
Agent for Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
Agent for Bachelor's Hair Dye
Agent for Shaker Herbs and Extracts. 4,
Agent for the Iceland Pectoral for Coughs
Colds, and all Diseases Of the Lungs
Agent for Risey's Fluid Extract of Buchu, for
the cure of diseases Of the sexual organs in male
aud female.
Agent for Thorn's Extract Of Copaiva and Sar
saparilla, for sexual diseases.
Agent, also for all the GENUINE Medicines
Of TIE day.
nfs- Beware of counterleiis
Apply to c. MORRILL,, Druggist,
Corner Battery aud Washington streets,
San Francisco.
c. MORRILL,, Druggist
X. street, corner Third, Sacramento.
Cnniphenc, Burning Fluid, Alcohol, Tar.
pentine, Polar, Lard and Sperm Oils manufac
tured. imported aud for sale, at lowest rates by
c. MORRILL,, Druggist,
San Francisco and Sacramento.
The above for sale in Weaverville, by
Ii. j. SEAMAN, Druggist,
33l3t Main Street.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-19
F. TILLMAN
80 Battery ST., San Fran.;.

COLE AGENT for TILTON & McFApr ,v.
~ FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF OFSSASDS StSDDSS
with Steel Vaults and Combination IocEo E"AftS,
lock is SO constructed that the owner % nav d, Our
his combination to any letter be cboosSs VlIaOge
quires no key to open the safe only pnMh. Nre'
letters, which is simple and easy to un5ava.e vst ae
The safes are lmpenetrative to drill Or chss 0Ns
are endorsed sea oy hundreds of our Merchants aad ad
England, who being convinced of lheir '4u 'uald
have lately sent us orders for their snnnlr l'ul'!
Those who are in want of a RELIARIr RIrTy; TS,r.
please call at the above address and eyaminL,
before purchasing elsewhere. 9o ec, gaIs