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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-25
Afternoon SESSION.


"a motion e.. NJ iniid-. Hou-e phi No. 70, vas sies
up and the amendment ~ the Committee Of the Whos
c,ncuFrei IA.
Bir Bu.i introduced Joint i.souton relative 10 the
claim. uf f. Johnston aga nst the state
rIIpD EEsuiNo oF E:Iis
TIE :Jl.vs ins bills we're taken ~ aud IAsse!.
49, to extend IA, 90: collecting tbs tc~s
shp - SliaWsesee, Shiswasset county.
.Iont resolution 10 restore TO Walter NcEsss title
certain PRIMARY school lsnd-
or eroiH
The House resolved t.-if uf the whae
Mr S-.sou. "a the chair. Tho follow considered
JOINT resolution authorizing the Comm Of the
State Iaat Urce ~. deed - certain school lands
school district ~ ie. Oneida toWnsp. Patton county
Rll Ia aueut an pct relative To- proceedings sgsss
"a nisl.--.
Ri, provide f.r the trial a Of noes inform
The committee -o,- and the House al jourroi.
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Monday, Jan. l..
House met pursuant to adjournment. Prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Po,ter
PETITIONS.
Tochanse the name Of Kenosha, s. Clair CO;
reroustranc, against the organization Of new
county from Ottawa CO.; for the passage Of a law
forthe registration of births and deaths, for the
restoration Of the death penalty, Tor a registry
law: Tor amendments TO the militia law; for
hv fo- the protection of game; for amendments
Co. tie primary school law; for the relief OF
Christopher VOORHEES, resolution OF the board
Of supervisors Of Jackson CO; for la~ to en-
force the constitutional prohibition in relation to
the constitutional prohibition in relation 10 con-
vict labor in certain eases.
REPORTS or STANDING COMMITTEES.
The committee on towns and counties report
ed in favor of senate bill No. L. to organize the
county Of Huron. General Order.
The committee on Judiciary reported IN favor
of bill for the protection of ga light companies.
General Order.
/ Also. in favor Of a hin amending section ;,l6l
Of the compiled laws. General Order.
Tie committee on WAYS aud means rcpried a
Joint resolution for the relief Alfred Fry, pur-
chaser o: primary school lands Referred "a
tie Who'll
. Til, committee on education reported IN favor
of bill to amend section 233>, Of the compil-
ID laws. relative to Cling vacancies in school diI
-rict boarI, General Order.
The comr,irtee on Judiciary reported Al some
length their reasons for reporting in favor Of III,
ill to provide for the trial Of criminal eases mp
on informationS The report W. errat"i an.
! .oop copies ordered printed.
The committee on Judiciary reported Nu"st
tatc Tor the bill to tax gas light companies, an
recommended it. passage. Adopted AMI place.
on general order.
CoNNUSICATl0N-.
The Attorney General reported tina; the mean
incofthe term general election, used in see. !
art -. Of the constitution means that election
at which the Governor and State officers ar
elected
The Auditor General Transmitted drawings 70
new capitol and State buildings.
Senate bill t, change the names Of Mary y
S,n,icr-on ard Isaac s Thompson; also 1
change the name al the Second Preshytcria
church o. netsoi,, were received by tie Hous
aad referred to a." committee indio.arg.
The House received a series Of resolution
from the Legislature If New IIampshirr. upo
the subject Of slavery with thr joint Icsolu
4 z
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-25

EXTRAORDINARY MJEDER-A New Mexican
correspondent OF the D'.g Book, gives AN &C
count OF recent murder in New Mexico of q
singular character Alta little interior town, 3
Roman Catholic priest murdered another, his ri
val, ny putting poison in the sacrancntai cup
the victim falling down in DYING state at the
foot of the altar, and breathing his last in the
midst of his atlrighted congregation.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-25

CHEAP ENOUGH -Gerrit Smith has been cy-
pnerlng up his expenses in the late election, and
estimates that his votes cost him about four dol
lars each.
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THURSDAY, .JIHUIvt =
House met. PRAYER By Rev. Nr. Alien

House met PRAYER By Rev. Nr. Aneu.
PETITIONS.
The repeal Of the stay laws. for 3. registry
law for the restoration Of the death penalty
Tor Ihe protection Of the fisheries in the =, Clair
and Detroit Rivers; for the prevention &C per-
sons aiding in The ra-cap'ure OF fugitive slaves
for law enacting a manufacture len upon
machinery; to relieve pre-empto-s O; swamp
lands in Noaccalm CO.: for the registration 4
births and deaths; fo- amendments - the MIL
ia law; fo7 universal suffrage. memorial Of tn
trustees Of the Baptist College at Kalamazoo,
asking Tor law authorizing the establishment Al
normal classes in certain cases
REPoBIs or STANDING COMMITTEE.
The committee OF towns and counties r~porr-
ed bill to organize Muskegon CO.
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The Supreme Cont.

the plaintiff to alege and prove that the note
was presented for payment and demand o. pay
ment made at the place specified.
Judgment affirmed.
Nathan Reeve rs. Gsorye ". Part. 7
Error to ST. Clair Circuit.
The point was if note payable at p-st.cl-
lar place, must be presented al that p--ce for
pavment in order to enable the holder TO recover
the amount of the owner.
Zoe d barnard IS. Tn LoPesr aoi Port Hs-
ran Plank Road CoDtpa,v.
Error to St. Clair Circuit.
The question i whether the co-fattaershi9 OF
Coe & Barnard i. liable upon 4 subscription to
the stock of the Plank Road Company made 10y
Coe in the partnership name.
JANrAEY II.
IL the matter ot the appeal Of Danid ).
Ca.h and Isaac c. SDa!diHo prom. Il d-crec of "a"
District J,.dqe Of lie Upper Peninsula, con-
frp.ing the clam. 81 H1arV !Seihg Z" c"rf"s"
premises in tie torn Of D"toHcgoH
Opinion by Campbell, J. The act OF the Leg
stature of the State Of Michigan authorizing tn"
District Judge Of the Upper Peninsula to enter
at the General Land Office the land enbracin.
the town site of On,onagon, and to convey the
same to James X Paul and those claiming under
him WA. invalid. and ,h, proceeding, OF the Dis
trict Judge render it void for want OF uriSiic-
ton.
Christiancy, J., concurred. Appeals ,IsiaI1-
ed and proceedings reversed.
Manning. j., delivered an opinion, arriving at
the same result on the main question involved,
but holding that Cash, who get up an adverse
claim 10 the promises in controversy, hal 10 right
to sppear and contest the proceedings. AMI tia,
hi. appeal should be dismissed.
S,y,,,,I Chandler aa{ogbcrx .s Iyn.htfi J.
II veEi,.ey
Error 10 Hl,sdaIe Circuit
Onin;on bv C,mnbeu J. Wher. ap infant
married woman gave !. mortgage 70 secure the
leb; Of her husband. which was forecloscd in
cbance,v And decree of sale made. the time to
noe aud il nnocars from the record Of th. fore
c,,,,ro sp;, that ,.,,ar,iier ,,3 l,,,,, was ONT
,t. ioc.r. ,,,, .,,.,I.,, ,,..,,,,oa,
go, 80; d., NO. r,,,,,I.,.I .,.,,;,,g. no.
by default HelI. that the decree Is sl~,,ute!g
VOID and "a the defects aynrar ri, record = r.r,r.
chaser Is no, n-o,ecte! thereby
judgment affirmed.
J,sepl Gray,lo.. g. EoLeri fb.srt a.,E otb-
er.
Appeal from Calhoun Circuit IN chauccsv -
| Argument commenced
Charles II. Waterman v Robrr, Taas-
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DISPOSED oF.-Aexander Robinson. " ho Was
arrested in Philadelphia. a short time ago. Oh a
charge of rape, in Delaware. having Induced y
young girl to l"sve home On the pretense that
her brother Wa sick and then committed VIC.
lencp upon her, has been tried and convicted q:
the ofien>c, and sentenced to he hung, accord
inc To Delaware law, on the IIth of February.
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G.ratios and Isas,et,a.

The wall Of hunger comes to the 4eas o. Gov
erEmcHt from two Young counties, AND II prompt
disposition has been shown to give aid. The
Senate took mp and passed on Saturday, "A bill
granting the needed sgccor, and sent it 10 the
House for concurrence in seven minutes after in
PRODUCTION hv tine committee and in four and a
half minutes after il was read. The House will
receive and treat IT, without doubt, in the same
prompt, kind spirit. \ bag Of -four in GrstiOt is
TO-DAY. worth "a whole -ranary after next harvest
and in whatever j done, promptneSs should he
foremost Itmatjcr- litllc, and never Will be
scrrltuzed. how the charity Is brought about,
whether ~ direct or indirect appropriation, 80
thai tho machinery by which the thing is done,
I-c- 40. u.,.us HlCl tIIu". Tncrc l. NO ro.s-
onirg with craving stomach, and hungry
motifs ...r.no, hc cr.l:..ca .itA Institutions,
ohiactiuus Necessity knows no law, either or.
-anic, statutory or adudcatei, civil or common,
and they who minister tn her. must not be too
cheary in -qugriuc their action 10 precedent
while search for precedent, Death. tho oldes,
Of ~ preccdrn;s : upon rs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-25

NEW TAvEES.-It is said that h Collins
Esq. proposes 20 convert his estate AT Chitsworth
near Ne" Rochelle, into garden and pleasure
grounds, and to erect upon the site Of his man.
sion hotel. and in lis immediate vicinity mum.
Der of cottages tor the accommodation Of Sum.
mcr boarderS
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Ms. kEARsLsY DKAD.-The wife of MAJOR iona.
than hearsley died last week, of quick consumv-
ton in Detroit
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Thursday, January 10
Hn.... ,t-- PRAYER by Rev. Mr. Wilmington.
PETITIONS.

House ft.-- t'rsKt- Kew. Nr. Wilmington
PETITIONS.
F.rsAs tr the ,r.i,,ra.ion # birth, snI death.
against restoration 20! thu death penalty - ia" T.
peal - the uor aw. from Henry smith. asking 81 IA
Pc rrtin. invention IT. haitiue r,t~s. from
ISL csfeus Of the lo;h ward u ~tr" asking :" b. ''
annexed 10 Hsm'rsmck ''r UnNer.ai suffrage q" a
registry law FOR An"uimeni. u the m"'N AZ u
I Au.uf "a. charter e., HIi'>,lsr.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEE.
TIE committee bans, AMI incorporation. reported
4vo-abv up b. 20 Incorporate Ne rtt u kA-' sAs
/ Ihigd reading
~, "a amend The chsrt.- - Ursro,, General orier
Also % change the q, tho -"con' ire>hyterlsn
/ Church ~ E-tro'. Third reading.
A-o. aga ut IN" BAL 60 provide .pr rn inspector 81
! tr.dyc, am c4ls.rt, on railways.
The m,tt-e ca education r-tfs M i,'"r 81 o..
relative ne grant 90 ,ra p, tuSr', 'r Agricultural
| colleges. Ibrd reading
The committee on roads sad or - rep rte ',sor.b
| or hill es;ah -hIIE state Eosi ia ssn''se g. Truro
| Tva3u-
A.n-~sa.e va, received fm she Governor announcing
tl.r lee 80 approved the b ior chsngn, the name 81
John Farr.h
MOTIONS RESOLUTIONS AND NOTICES
NJ. F. n Thompson introduced = hil 10 regulate tho
I liabilities 81 hotel keepers Juplcary commIr-
Notice a bill coating the hoyists L. be "hssrs-
ed in the sec"Pisu'" and payment Of pr2n''rY note,
Notice al bal u prostA. Ter the sa!s u property
when ,-4u'S Tefus"s 10 paw IA" -sai 1'sr.'' There
! Nj A W Bu.I m,,sd t. take from The tsb. = bill
thorn. certain incorporated mining companies 10 hold
certain zeal estate ant rfr the To the committee
~ the whole. Carried.
H.s,iu., . establish c-uict Ehrsri.a Ia amend ih-
~ mar, schus Law uc"ri ors'e the b'art 81 Euca
! tion at hast saginaw.
epra,nuuic.rlun Sas received TIE isl .. 81 the
Free VIII Baptst Church - Lansing. presenting Itrs
Di cake 20 the House AID Ssnst.. Aessrr G. W Brow
aud -. Thompson Wei. appointed committee - f-
c-js. and make a"luowle 'smeufs for III" satn"
I..u notion, ri making Appropriation i"r t'r DIES
dumb sud b NJ Az um. taken Pom he tIh" IN
r,terre' 90 the committee - the whole.
THIRD BEADING py BIZ.
The fJo~in- tak-J up ana passed
L. Iucorp1raIo The c.tv ~ BATH. Cieek
L. PROVIDE to ;ins town a. sai sscasing then
Iu u
7. change IL. .a' - SSanr.co Mining Conn any
joint resolution Tor tie re.p.' =; A.sh"l B.sch. an
| ~ - beth Rogers, - Calhoun c.
To donate t;uscrrs 90 isud 20 MIS- Henry j. Rogers
10 pros-e o- 'b- payment - mentors aud fic'f.
line / Sl-lstarr.
Z, change TIA. nam" t Mar, Ann -sn'ersau lnI '..a
MemP-"n.
To- char Ee the a1e 90: Nm Hgre'.ut
To provide the construction ot state Road non
Grant Eari. to Cannon. Kent O..
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ing citizens Of Isabella, Gratot, snd other eountes
General order.
The bill 10 extend the tim. for collection OF taxes !,
the city ami County 81 Monroe taken Up rule
being >usp-niei i "a passed.
ca mot oa q. NJ. M-AAbSa the ru'e> suspended
Sni bl iog the Tehe Cii4ras OF Grstoi aud la
tl-lA COUNTIES taken up ana bot
C5ENITIks ot III. WHOLLY
The House into comuitt-r II the whole. on thu
gene al order. Nj. trat the char. The following es
taken NJ
To ursansss the township f China. - CAR comfy,
To amend an scr rss,ve courts held By ju.,lc.. Of
the Iesce
The committee tnvr rO>e. AMI the frs named "a,
placed upon the ceue a. or e. Tor thri sss ~ n.
/ House su3 tie lAtser ndeanaIei. postponed.
Adjourned 10 saturday
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Goop.-The Albany .ir..r"al thinks that the
epithet black Republican" i decidedly out of
place, considering that the Republican States
now have l@.53c,o5" whites while the Demo
cratic have bu, ,;,it2, 4I>-the former being in
census the Republican i rre--rninently the white
mans party
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The committee on banks and interpretations
reported favorable on Senate olii repeating 'he
Cottonwood Swamp Turnpike company aI-''
bill amending the charter OF JACKSON al>'' Ia
vorab's 10 Senate hAI To amend the ''aF''F 81
'he Detroit flre department
MOTIONS. RESOLUTIONS AND NOTICES.
Notice Of a bill 10 Incorporate the village of
Lowell. Ken: coua,v. also. n amend the charter
o: Detroit.
NJ Dunbar introduced = hi. 70 extend the
time go- collecting take, in Monroe. General
o-5,-
Mr. Be.b1a,. introduced a bill to amend the
/ nrobihifo-v I-apor law. Referred 10 committee
/ On ;r. i;s-,~~
/ Nj. Muzzev introduced Il bill 10 change the
name OF William Norlaui Judiciary commit
Tee.
Also. a bill relative TO the University interest
I faud Z, terred to committee OF State affairs.
/ NJ. Campau introduced bill 10 cede jurisdic-
/ ton 10 the United States over lands u be used
as a sit. fo- ligh, house in this State Referred
10 comm'tte on Federal Relations.
VI. NcDermo,t introduced a bill TO aimi; cler'
-ymeu TO visit prisoners in jails in this State
Referred to commits on State affairs.
M l. ". Ruel introduced hill 10 amend
sec. G.4l4 of IN. compiled laws, defining tn.
limits, jurisdiction ana powers Of circuit conris
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.t..i..S.iaa. J., -.
PETITIONS

PETITIONS
Tor ~. restoration Of ~. Grata penslty :
against the restoration OF the death penaity to-
an amendment % the .aw- IN relation To brokers
70 tia. their property may be taxed To- drain
n-e law fae amendments 20 thc liquor Iaw
arliu-, teaching mcdaniel 's.,.i.- h. 'r. State
Prison.
EEroEr, or STANDING Committees.
The committee on juiili4ry reported III favor
Of thu passage of bills to change The name, of
Wm Morland Mary Aun Andrews and Isaac :.
Thompson; 20 amend SO. a,4lt ?" define thu
limits and jurisdiction "t circuit courts. against
The bill to alter ami establish the tees Of justices
al the peace in certain eases
The committee on vay- and m-an- reported
1,yorat'y on bLl for rh" payment Of officers
and members Of The Legislature.
Thr committee n, b4ok, aai interpretations
reported against bi to authorize Ger 'au min
companies to hold real estate
.;eret. bills 10 amend the act Organizing the
count. OF Nontc.,lu: and to organize the De-
troit and Milwaukee Railway 10 purchase the
property rights and franchises Of the Port H.
ron a1J Lake Mich. Z r co
Nr E If. Thompson, offered bill making an
appropriation in aid Of The deaf, dumb and blind
Asylum. Referred 10 committee on Asylums
Wr Mcmahon moved that when the House al
ourn Ia THURSDAY morning. Carried.
Mr. Prs,t moved rh8, the use o. The House
he granted 10 the State medical society for one
hour this afternoon l-- their annual address
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MICHIGAN Pass ASSOCIATION This associa-
top ii'.'d an adjourned meeting from Detroit, in
the supreme Court Rooms in the Capital on
Thurslay Bus !cw members were present. No
address was delivered. and 10 business done
Ga Friday evening, the gentlemen Of the press
were entertained by Mis- Rogers, q, the Female
College.
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PETITIONS.
In relation to debts and debtors; Of Peter
WcKjuley aud Nm. Johnson. Tor relief
REPORTS oy srADGNc COMMITTEES.
I'll, committee or banks and interpretations
reported f.yorah'y on d bill relative to fire and
fire marine insuriuc. companies. General Or
dor
Tn. conn;.tye oa roads and bridges reported
a bH spr-orria,ing certain. highway taxes for the
cor,ti elton ef a state Road in the counties Of
Nortcs.m and @r->cca,. General or'!er.
Tie .onrni,tr. GA State affairs reported
against a ~. 90 amend SOC. 5,eas. compil-
81 laws. in rotation to The publication Of legal
notices indefinitely postponed.
Bill intro luc.d 20 provide for the relief Of cit
-l.l.S % Grario; !.ahrii, amt other counties -
Referred tr committee on State affair
Tie following Senatc 'iIis were received
10 rrov;a. .or ne payment 81 members and
officer ct the Legislature fcr 1852 Referred to
committee. co. STAT affairs
t. amend >rr. SIS compiled laws relative to
the assessment ui taxes Deferred to committee
"u ~tatc affair
7" authouz. NE. supervisors ct Hampton,
Williams and Ia, couatir, to complete their tax
roll i,r lS.,~. ALL! % extend the time fer cole
lion at rh.. same Rn. suspended and hill pass
eel
To provide tor the coHccGono' Ia. assessed
upon property in East lpsii4n6. Referred To
committee ou banks and incorpo- atons.
q. - -
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Michigan House Of Representatives.
TFRov wv. W. osGopBr, OFFICIAL REPoFTyE. ]
MORNING SESSION.

NVtNI
No,.dal Jan. l..
House met pursuant to adjournment. Prayer
by Rev. Mr. PO.ter.
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: House ln-I lravtT y hev VI. Wilmington.
The chair announced a, the SPECIAL committee 20 ex
anime H., State PIs.n. N,,,Is. Gooiv u. Drake an,
s a.
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Coon Sroay.--The following story j..
told Of Jenny Maher who has SO long
been the gardener Of the Presidential
mansion in Washington
The President had heard rumors that
Jenny was accustomed to get drunk
and be unciyil 70 the visitors n, the
White House so one bright morning he
summoned him into his presence. Ia re-.
ceivc his dismissal. .Icmmy. y said the
President, II hear bad stories about
ynu. II i said that you are constantly
drunk and uncivil to visitors .Jcmmy
was puzzled for reply at las, he said /:
W. President. be dad, | hear much
worse stories about you. but do YOU
think believe them! NJ, by the BOW.
era. ! know they are lies
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4 Valuable Plantation For Sale.

I OFFER for Sab The Tnc, nf Land on which
no@ reside situate Immediately on the Mar.
shall and tilmcr read and tNo-auda. miles
from the former place containing $50 acrc- of
land. l1n of which IS IN cultivation with good
fencing aud wcll divided ia suitable ,izrl fields.
each supplied with water There is on the place
four Well, If cNrellcnt water large cis,crn, 20
feet IN diameter and - fst deep; twelve good
ncw negro houses Gin aud Min, Cribs, -iablos
tarriase Houses Blacksmith and WOOD Shops
Apple and Peach Orchards. Cherries riums
and Pears al ui checi-,t cections | will also
ell with thc place IL desired Corn and Fodder
Cows. Hogs Plantation and Blacksmith Tools
Farming Utensils of every description. together
with Ioasc and X lchen Furniture. 1his l. an
excellent stand for Public iIousc aad for the
sac Of al kind Of l'faymicr ! also oarr for
ale in ihi. and ether coun,ic- IN this State -,vc.
raj Tracts Of unimproycl lands on The most rc,-
.unablc terms
ARLINGTON e. plAi.
Marshall, Nov ., lsas IA
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THE SHOOTING STARS.

katunnal nights deep azure 11me
paikrned Tie lawn AMI torrance night,
Where group. bad left their music rorm
rer starlight hush ani open Ky.
To watch the mette1rs. how they pcn,
across the stealfa, armament,
A, Walter paced with Iasnphine,
The loselios, maid Of all be knew,
Touched by the sa-t and ahadnwy scene
Their friendly spirits closer drew,
usicr the dm lit. hollow night.
Aud these strange ,isaals moving bright.
" 4 wish, said Waiter have you heard
wish In the shooting II star.
IA won Z" Re ready with vn'it warl.
sand ipsaphinc frr wha, eau mar
The spell Of such hight As Thu
oaiek or the sparkling ;n'neat misa.
The meteor few. the wish va hrci,0el,
And Walter won gentle heat
Love had to Memory hall bcqnoathcd
lIis hope-occa.ioa took I'VE. pai'
For moment. yield. u wisely caught.
VIVA, months and years Ia vain have sought
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'''aInrr IItI IioI.tOMpE, W

l,atcman master VIII 50 soon q. the water par
mii'. commence her regular trap rs a ~lrtfe-
port aud New Orleans packet taking freight ami
passengers fof tou-hiia, Grand Bayou. tump'c
Grand fcore. Si. Maurice Alexandria and an
intermediate bindings The Iucy IIolcouhc
was built expressly Tor the trade has commodi
Gus cabins elegantly furnished with large state
rooms, aud for comfort sprsl, and good accom-
inodntinns IL unsurpassed by any boat IN the
twiic Her oIliccr- will pay particular personal
attention 10 all bu-nes, entrusted to tire boat
and make t.c ri every effort TO give satisfaction
For freight or passage apply nu board
The Flag mud Republican Marshall tazcttc,
Jefferson; and New Era. Henderson copy.
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Ready Madc Clothing far Nrn srl Boys
sa,i,ll,- Nons. Bow. and lAdio spanish
English. AMI tmeriran
iiu-g, tarriagr. and Wagon I!arnos Eri-
dies. collars Martlngalcs etc
rrockcry Glas. ap.l lin War Il cyory De
scrfption
nsu- l4lrfc lot 81 BpN\Ef- 4ud IA
DIS cf.pAk-
Marshall &c -. -. n
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FOREST MAIL STAGE LINE.
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FROM MARSHALL rn lFtfER>pN DANGER
FIELD MOUNT PLEASANT ANp CLAIMS
40
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Ex-senator Foote. Of Miss, has re-.
Gently adopted a clever Disguise. / q
dyiag his beard and wearing black
VIZ. Arriving At his cid stnmpinv
ground, jackson, Miss. tho other day
h was rejected ~ an impostor bv thc
Democracy. who knew footc hy his
silvery beard aud bald Uranium.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-28

a good stock If horses buggus etc, are nov
prepared to accommodate all disposed 10 favor
them with their patronage. liy strict. prompt
AMI careful attention To business the llatter them
selves that they viii he able 10 give entire a,is-
faction TO the ciii0ns Of Marshall and vicinity.
and the travelling public erucrallv They viii
make !, point to kep constant, on hand an
abundance Of fresh and rurc 9rnecn,l.r anl 'rusiy
and accommodating "''m o. administer y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-28
QmcemSvvare and Glassware

Together with al articles usually ionnd y .s \
goods houses Purchasers nre very rsF,'" :,
requested to cal and examine my '"''s
Prizes an Il which viii hc offered ~ ''' y
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-28

In endless variety; Plain and checked India
mating rcirgcratots Of all kinds, together with
lee Boxes Of every SIR.
Furniture carefully and securely nachol for
shipment To the interior.
City and county purchasers viii always find
our work ready Cor their inspection and are 3.
daily invited 10 III our stor aul tNaminc for
thsu.nive.