davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14
tFon THE DISPATCH

49, few days ago in the local column Of the
Dispatch on the subject of Marine Hospital CON
taiEs remark Tor rather an insnuati0n, } which
The statement 10 to thu effect. that sailors are
often deferred from going to the College In6rmary
by the apprehension, ''that by possihlIirv the.
might get into the room after death, and
pc cut up" Althoush the local editor made :
PqIt.a. explanat!on or withdrawal Of this remark
lew days after it's publication. the Faculty Of the
Medical COLLEGE feel 1t to he due both 10 the m
selves and the public. that the schole truth should
re made known from an authorized source T
he.efore state in, their behalf, and in the rpost
positive manner, that no patient DYING in TIE IN
erWdry 1rhefheY tchffe black ereY seat to the
diss.cfiAs-room but the body i, in ererv case de-
ny inferred IN the Public 6nrytsg groxads, schen
not ofhsrsctse disposed Of by those fnteyestsd. Noy
ascertain she cause Of death, natil the consent II
the Jrtends Tor If the gunner, in case Of Q sIace, J
has beex yfySt obtaimsd. - ~
L.. g. JOYNES M n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

The Enterprise (Miss.) News nominatee the
following (Southern Rights ticket: /" Fur
Vice President, John J. McRae Of Mississippi
FAST DAY IN NEW HAMPsHIRE.-Govern
Goodwin has appointed Thursday, April II, a.
fast day in New Hampshire.
DR.. w. g. Grant arrested for shooting r.
w. Harrison, in Montgomery, Ala, has been
discharged.
Dr. Alexander Duke, a native Of Mecklen-
burg county, Va, died suddenly in Memphis,
Tenn, on the 7th inst. :
Hon. Charles Wilson, Mayor Of Montreal 10
in New Orleans with his family. ~-as n
Rumsey Il Newcombs negro Ministries are
delighting the Dons and Donnas Of Havana.
The State Treasurer of Louisiana reports
balance ON hand OF 81, ,325. 49,
A lot Of Helpers books was publicly burned
At Maysville, KY, few days since. u
Miss Caroline &ichings and her father are
playing in Memphis, Tenn. a. sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

.ss kais l.teS; ~. .sF,isa y :. :.
Steamer virItsiaA Ksllsf, fAilsdslDhia. ssdss.
s9S .as.ssaars4 e I:sslss ,;,.,.;x ,.S;..,...,
mf4ee1ed paeleqgers, y. 4 w. CHfyte. ~
81 My j. Gage, Leighton. 0ostcn, mdso.a
: sssss 49, susssx: nazs- D..1M
5ois. sasassl JbaSs. soMbtsrs, xuaao, Ed.osd.
Davenport Z Co.
6eAr. tosao Hsesklet, Lsasi4e, AttokoSas, isursr
and m0laeeas, q. +. Wpythsm 4 Co. ET9s
0askDrvill.a 81 s. go - f..sa1'.,s - -
. sshr. Ocean. Aaron. Port wslthall. cosl, stesrps
40 .sstss tgs SAILED. ta ~ N5a
Schr. Mary =. Gage, LeIsht0n, Alsxandra, IN
eehr. Giraae. Cbass, Alexsadris, IN hsllase.
nohr North Carolina. Bunting, Philadelphia,
mdxe., ". d. COlQuitt Co. -.
W. y. Colqnitt e Co. -, ,.-.,-''-'-"'S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14
Mr.. Pennington.

ss'..,s We eontsss to having entertained a some.
81 uhat kind sentiment towards Mr.. PxSN1nc.
roA-a disposition % b to his faults nt,ls
blind and 70 his virtues very kind. But the
~ manner In which hs has thrown himself I'M
: ths Arms of the HACK Repabiieans-his per.
1nct sabmisston to their will ID every r., pect-
has entirely changed this sentiment. he i.
Z. elther - bad - theworst Of them. or he shows
y. Aimself % b nsre caes paw IN their hands
= sAA aAsrstors most unworthy of the pisee he
nile. itfs plain that no has orranized the
cQpNitleeg AltogpsAeI unds1t H1Aek Republic
~ eaaA1sa sien. 1sAAs plsced pfousinen Nv ths
81 0oosssasaslss's 0I that abotninahle nertv-
6n1RMAx and 0now and HIcxnAx. e "a 81. ).
.xsess. Espec.ally nay II h cossiaerpd thar
L ~ Dlaeins IL HIGRMAH eAairnaa .of the In.
} Asstary Cousnitsssy wss ! direct fnsult 10 the
esssA. Ar. PE1NiNOfon's pecailar friend.
1 q laaned tAAtAe wss = coaseryattye Ola Line
ssWAie" \ aaa ossupying that relation 10
sfs,ss ana autng sAe chair Of the Honse
saesid leys 1eyp ponAe proof Of his conserya.
Ayteesee of his Assiss 70 cain the
i. ~. - - - tanss--by puttinx Sorvsrd.
= .sasseee o1 honor and control over ths
- ~. - - Aooee, men who ct lease .vere
= - -. ls esaexaoss = ~ 0oatAsra people.
T. -. - - $50 ~ yeay oppostis Of MA sna
: - tesssx ~ Jols 6nssxAr 49,. .....ss
q H eanid not have t,o.e 49, ~
~ NJ Aase expeesed apythfss 49,
Aha yst shefs Was dtspasehed frum W..n.
$500 81 ~ ~ - epnnaAitasss vsre ~
49, ss1sgEepAae messaas = a. ~.
y, e1yssy N1ees ~ MI ~ eonst ~. e.
e. e ~ ISense !. ~ se.ss.s
- nelaeA - Z lasuD peeoeesso. r. ~
l~s - - uoasiiSs - : -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

The MURDKR AID BURNING CAeE.-The
man Williams, Of Rockingham county, men,
Toned in our last a. having been arrested tor
seduced, had his examination in GreeDsbo-
rough, N. G., ON the 9th ult, before Judge
Dick, who admitted HIM to bail in the sum of
Slu,UOO to appear before the next Grand Jury
Of Rockingham county. The murdered girl
was named Margaret helten, and 1t is said in
4 short time she would have been mother.
q sst4r Nigh Point (N. e. Reporter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

n. Ins1ranee. ..l.ife and Fire insurance
on WHITE PERSONS. any length Of time. elso.
On 1 SLAVES from one month e svs Xseye,. and ief
IlON Of Properly in town Or country, on LIBE-
RAIL TERMS, call at the old established General
EachO. "
"a The best companies rspresested and oil
losses Omptly paid. C. II. BNICkEN.
a1@d1m General Insurance Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

On Monday, February Is, 1t her residence on
OREGON Hill. MARY, vile OF Anton. q. Osterbnd,
She was a loving wife. an affectiopste mother.
and a meek and lowly follower of Christ-one who
adorned her profession BY pious walk and Cody
Then art gone to the grave-vs no longer behold
Nor tread the rough paths Of the world by thy
But the wide arms of mercy are spread to eniold
thee, 'es
AID sinners may hope since the sinless has died.
Tho9 art gone to tho grave-but We will not dspiore
who:s God was thy ransom. thy guardian aud
He s.v. thss-Hs took thee. and He will restore
Asa .;..h has no sting. for the Saviour has
The rs!.tivss and ffisnAs Of the family ar. rs-.
c.ssaS Eyc suIs . as .sl a, e%
slant, Ut O'Clock.
infant 81 james xea
month aud weeks.
) He died to sin; hs died to oaFe;
But EE Z moment felt the rod.
Then rising ON the visWieso air, asl.sss I
Spread has lieht WinEo, and SCARED to God.v
On Sunday. the 18th instant, ct . O'clock p. NJ,
THOMA6J-. infant eon Of Thomas and MARY +.
HIshs, Sgd year and mouths.
=, Iss ..s {: NJ take p:ss tre ths rssdssec q
4ornia3 at 10 o'clock. The hsende asd folaGivos
al the 6Ri!y ase respectfully invited % aetsId
vith0nt further invitatiou. ssI.ss.-ssss - =
On TAussday, the 9TH instant. ct HE reeidence,
nesI noyllrg Greer: CaEoline county, WILLIAM
9. MAURY. in tie 18th yeas al Ms ago. =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14
MARRIED.
DIED.

At Centenary, Church, ON the 9th inst. BY Rev.
John NJ Saunders. Mr.. VIM F. NASH, to Miss
JEANETTE v. SMITH, all Of this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

SHORTEST TINE YET TO SAN FRANClsCo.-
The passengers who left New York on the 10Th
december, 1889, in the Atlantic, connecting at
Panama with tle Golden Gate, made the
being the shortest time ever made from New
York to San Francisco
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

DEATH.-Hon. Wyatt Hefiin disd in Ran
dolph county, Ala, on the 2lst uit lie was
for many years a resident of Georgia, during
Ten of which he was sheriff OF Fayette coun-
y. In 1914 he joined the army under General
Jackson, and in ls4O was elected member Of
The Alabama Legislature, in which body he
served six years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

ra910e1Aexs and AABR0rYPm. ef go
~ ?ueusy can q obtaiaed Ct ~ houTs e ~ ~.
49, 0ame!y: naia stsset, nesF the H.s.St~h
f1sss g Dsloes yansinf ffoa $ esnt5 IS ~.
1890 Rnces. FaoaA;siss 1bf exoeusise - 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

ACCIDENTAL DEATH.-A man named Martin
Weaver lost his life near Temperanceville,
Pa, on Friday night last, while railing up the
window Of his house ia order TO keep his wife
from entering. He wa= engaged in fastening
he window of the upper story, when he lost
iis balance 1hd fell W tho ground, = distance
Of fifteen feet, his hesd striking the ground and
crushing in his ekull 40 that he dieo ms tan tly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

ATTENTED MURDER AND SUIClDE.-Andrew
Camel, . mulattO. attempted to cut his wife's
throat in house of i'll -fame at Allentown Pa :.
Saturday, and then committed suicide. His
wife. who is white women, was not very dan
gerOusly hurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

KS sH9CKOE HILL G MIR Al
q. ". h. TYLER,
NEGRoES. SELL RIAL Estate, SILL Ne
returns his thanks for the liberal patrona bestov
| 90 upon him for two years past. a N-6m
POSTAGE STAMPS. POSTAGE
- On sTAMPS.-Persons in want Of POST
huE sIAMPS can procure them At this Office, in
any quanuts. ..afs. jal9-s
- LAND FOR sALE.-rn the county Of
- Aanover, twelve miles from the city Of Rich
ieksburg and Potomac MsiIroad. On stony KIM
Creek, and adjoining the land III Anderson and
cleared balance heavily t,mSsrsd Vita ~ 1 Sins
4 h az q
TEnA.-tne-third cash the halases in equal
'a'"sn'' Of land u moGthsI s. sse 81 .cr,u..
fsN-1st. Agent Tor Maths Ann kI.x. IS
- THE SU1SCK Is /. X hes 1or --ie 9-.,,.
99TyRsr g az az = by! hsndrs4 sll.vER Maple
e, : n sT e :sal e
"oa" invite the attsnto ~ q M thGss II Ha9t
10 14-5t- One mile west of Richmond.
AK, ATTENTIONS. FAyETTE ARTJL
IN Law BaiJ %;sstPf e tAs VGspRseY
EesS9Fsbraary 18th, a. 7sS o'clock. A. arrange,
ments for tho 6ring Of . salute on the "a nat
shou II MAGE - important that every msmbsr
e.nas ? order c'lsI ' e H4s;cor. Il. s.,...
- FOR RENT OR LEAsE, eaa 1os.ee.io.
encs on Second Iss~ssn vi. .ss r.: .,
eonsssn ne" s;.s Scr rcC,s y Cart W9 SMITH
es .s sssssa .ss g: :s sss
Il i. isss':s' o''o RIOS SSSsssTssIE: o.
FOB RENf.-A NV Filling. o0ne :, !, =
seNea rooms, and kischen Of lcsr ro ens.
asre: Of sSonn a. e swc %ss, viii s
ss.cs:. Their i soCd veil u vs.ss o. tSs prs
cssr.:s so s.o 1 sSss = s1v's sad s.6s
J fn-,m e iss " r.. sIHE i,D::,.
81 srHlNG g. srxLE o sI,r u.r.
:, !. -, s. ELLsr ffT a,Watssfisaff ssEa,s.
coasissiaan q 'sss' opposite the hxdhanss Bank.
.s A1r.orGr;'io5EEs sEEjlrx.,. !. 49, 4
AZ '''-''-ff iri1:iEEl';: 4
.Aa2t ~ sssssal 4ooa1 .ssd wi. Ssess
HOIST: -. "a e. fi pl1&fts YIi'5 a. 49,
e. - -! ,''J s...s = e, = 70
|, s; 3 RE H6Issz z;1ssE 7J5I.
- ~: IS: ~ : = fS'''
,!ssss.ss 81 tdlsiff a. % y:;s.
- ~ ss.ss es 8 s.S Ss .ss g IL
& I'D - - Il. koosx,u sl1si : "a. j
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

THE STATE VALUATION OF MArNE.-The re-
foots up $I62 ,9l4, against sos in 1850.
The number Of polls is set down ut 129,O3i,
against los, 44l In 1850. II the increase in
polls is a fair Indication of the increase in
population. the census will show an aggregate
of over 7O0,U 100 souls in Maine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14
Tho Lesislatnre.


The report Of the joint committee on the
Southern Conference was returned to both
Houses. laid on the table and ordered to be
sprin I'D. The joint committee declare the ap.
pointment Of delegates inexpedient snd favor
direct legislative action ON the part OF the
Southern States 4 majority report will be
admitted to-day. Tne election of certain
State officers was postponed until Tomorrow.
A communication from the citizens of Atlanta.
Ga, through the Mayor Of that c,sy. was sent
in BY the 0overnor. The delegates to a South.
ern Conference are rendered, with all the
warmth Of Southern feeling, cordial well
come TO the Hospitality Of dat town. A reeo-
iuttoo was introduced In the Senate as to the
sxpedlency Of apprcpriating 100000 TO i'm
prove the navigation Of James River below
~ efsy ~ Richmond. Measures have han
lsltistsd tsndiag 70 "a alteration In tho law
rslattne = weiehs and msasurss ALSO hill
which utH materially restrict the right 70
slAvss ~ will. TIE diseussioa on
~ bllls alssring H. Tobacco and Flour IA.
gtection laws was made the order Of the day
lor Monday next. sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

h Great UarSains-u ntil PiFst 81 March.
PERKINS & CO., No. III Eagle Square. Main e.,
are now selling of 90 =
Best Enslish and American PRINTS ct 70 cta.
Rlch DRESS SILKS and SILK ROBES -
Hlch French DE LAlANES and EnnES,
CLOAK6 and SHAWLS. e A3t
Rich LACE MUSLIN and CAMBRIA SITS.
At and tsjeW e0st, Tor cash. to reduce stock.
il Slim a19f - 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

DEATH OF Al INSANE WoMAN.-A woman
named Mrs. Lenny, whose husband was killed
some months since in a street Aght has since
been wandering in the neighborhOOd Of Sa-
vannah, Ga.. in . distracted condition, partly
resulting from intoxicati0n. On the 9TH inst,
her remains, little more than a skeleton, were
found near that city. She leaves two little
ones to the care of the Sisters of Mercy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

NORTH CAROLINA ARsAD-From the statis-
tics, it appears that in 1885, about 29,OUO bales
IT cotton were maj ufactured into cloth in
North Carolina, while in Georgia, "the EN-
dire State of the SOUTH" the number Of bales
was Nc 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

RESIGNATION AND APPoINTxENr.---Hon.
Leander w. Crook has resigned the office of
Judge Of the Cherokee Ala.) Circuit, and Gov.
Brown has appoin ted Hon. duncan A. Walk
er, OF Murray county, to fill the vacancy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

MANAGERS.
X X Sona Letcher. Col rhos. p A.
Gen. w. II. Richardson. MAI " q. ke,
Col. 8. Bassett French. Mai T. cMan!oM
Capt. w. n. Elliott, Mai Th. Sslsen
CaDt. =. j. Randolph. MAI W. 5eSssu,
Capt. John Oooley, Cant nc;fr,
Cat. &m. [. M.pl.. Csps' r. Alss(sa,
TIE " AASANoh kNfs-Rei. ~.
Capt. John 8 RaAy. IiSss "a
En'sn n. HilsshImer. q. M. ~ !. IsAs
Corp'l WIN. h WAGE, Private A. v HHssrR
c0MNir1Ek OF INvIfAfIoN-Redass anaa
ILuon cOAAITTEs-W hiis Rssr.~
cONAtrrBH or HErkPrioy-Ili. ~. Sn
70 ll--td "'se Aosea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

WARNING TO Doc STEALERs.-John Sy-
nonds was arrested in Salem, Mass, last week,
ior stealing dog for which he was tried,
found guilty and sentenced to four months in
the house Of correction. ,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

y 49, q 8 Il go ~ ~ -. -
Neokl1AN nSIS
10nesxr; HyID7Et Am
3ll1 Wo1EDs1 TX :. . IN
49,. !. 0!E9A fa0iiPs W.
Sp63 filks Rs 6,ll as.s4,',
~. ~ ~ ssH - eAilfS ~ ~
| ,lasrspss ~ - 49,. ssssssut y =
j. "a 4tS$s,i .::ise . s.sss, - AN
~ .s 1eno vii DefiosS ~
1i e q EaVlsiI. ssiss,s !,
49, As:sssss.o Agent; :. k1ikj
PAoKs vkNTs.
The Exhibitioa Of nj. esIei.s.,a p,,.,u
.nKcuAnr1rIT
15oSpvs's clos % wE6NEsbllY.
a III: vLA:hLxnIlNE'S S1Lr>
{ 4: J: 4 iDis;s i s VI
sehssS adnittas . gsasls... A..
/ ;ss:; ~ 'st.'.A.s 4s.:,,. Il, ,,...
TENTH ANNUAL sI, S-St
"a eax0ryNos TAG
- In honor 81 ths ,hrh 81 = n RID.
49, sA WASHINGTON,
1T ~ e'., Young g 2UARD rs.ps,sisl,y 49,.
J, &. -fs:TxxaSsisi u ies 81 sSIsrR ass|
VEIN 3: ~ EeSD ia Ts. a2D r.,.r.,,
a eae MECHANICS INSTITuTrs Al
The YOUNG GUARD fsel 49,, Hal
press,xc g ehsir sntsrtaisnsats, ~ M
nasfOnixed 70 - great an oxtsnt' ~ 49, ~ d
them 70 make this the GKANDssTf' ISse! ~
SeaaUn. BALL ii
4 Are 4 cOTILLON BAND In. ,...
ss SSrrAA VII - fsrs''Asd Sy "a :ssss
: n. TICKETS-sdmittns . ..,,l...
'sdies S56O, supper iaciuded, NJ
- Memhers OF ether companies IN -.
pear IN uniform. Val slssss !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

,V8RDICT. AGAINST RAILRoAD.-The Buf5a-
10 Republic states that Mrs. Ellen WaIdron.
whose husband was killed about two years
go on the Buffalo and State Line Railroad.
has just recovered from that company 81 OOO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

{LiCx OV ADN1ssION-UNE DOLLAR.
NO extra charge for reserved seats.
Sale Of ickeis for both nishis comnsss
on FRI pay MORNING, at O'Clock. Al he ass
stores Of IA MES WOoDunusE 4 Co, $50 Man T.
and At =. n. TAyLOR's, lsS MAN st. ls'-k
A 9TONlSAIN0 re- III
a SELL, the celebrated Astrolosut. l MOL
The city, end will ssmain few days oatst::
Sno Wee born with natural Gift Ia tell \
teo evonte Of life even yoar very theugAts-vs
tell Whether you ere married or single, and "
1sny times yo1 are 70 b married; will eau. ~
Der magic power. No gentleman admitted IN
EDDlNs' Hp4rainG- House, 18th or Governor st's.t
eeeWoeu Man Aa0 Franklin streets. no 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

~ Coed Rread ca n be made by using Sem.
PIES INFAlLIBLE BAKING POWDER For
sale BY Druggists and Grocers generally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14
sMvAlg18 FOR HulE

08RvAlgx9 FOR HIRE
NEGROES fOR IiiRe.-A.- No. CHAN.
~ Der MAID, who q 8 Sood SssIu.,rts y
can Wash and lion yer, vell also, several G -. nS
and 2 coarse 0hOEMAKER; All will 10 hrsd
good h0snee upon reasonable terms
ROs u. LYME. AIT Hiring cot Nsaices
Omce IN basement vi MetfopohIaa aaA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

"a Use Semple's ynfalllible BakinR Pew.
der-the cheapest and best. For sale b. Drug
yists and GrOcers generally.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05

C,ss,rs N Cray IN Tsorply. seems.
according Ia , privat, letter from Gas.
AIMS NJ CIav publ,shed IN the Pos, OF
last evening Ina, he is again in hot wa.
,., IN kc,tnckv To n, il seems strange
Ina, he has So long been permitted to
nnllu,e the soil of Kentucky with his
negro cnu,li,y doctrines. No man has
:, f,.b, In live in a society whose prnc,.
Mics are destructive of the peace and
',noa order of that society. Now, /, is
cv,dcn, IN every one. that auti.slavery
nr,nc;nlcs ar, subyersive Of good order
IN a community where slavery exists,
and hence Csssius NJ. Clay is nm enemy
IA the dom,stic ,rauouili,y of Kentucky.
aud npgh, Lon,, AFRO to have been cxpcll.
cd from the state The Pos, says, ii he
is attacked he will not be allowed to
Stand or fall alone" This is rather omin-
GUS, and We feel little curious 20 know
what the Abolitionists propose TO do
abou, it, If Clay be compelled to leave
Kentucky, do they intend to take up
arms in his behalf " The violence
says the Post, " that shall strike down
so masnanimous a defender of Justice
and freedom, will inevitably provoke a
fearful reoompenso' The Tribune says I:
THE a,,cmp, 10 cxpcl Mr.. Clay from
Kentucky has been tried before but On
ly 10 recoil npou the heads OF its aathors
The hour when Cassius N. Clay is OK.
PEELED from his native State will be sad
one for kentucky From the Free States
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05

SAN Housrox .Oxs % me FIRST Asvo-
Gates OF souArrra SovERrNxrT.-IheS aeI-
byvilIe Echo which endorses IT, doctriAs,
says:
Touching Territorial OF Sqastter Sow.
crcignty, what saith Senstos houston.-
that venerable founder Of the Lone Star
Republic. and the Captain General 81 San
,Iacinto? In resolution which he Of
tered in the United States Senate. Febru-
AIRY s,h. 1850. (See Cong. Globe tho
Old Hero says:
ave believe that the people u the Terrific
rics have the .ane INHERENT right 81 SELF
GOVERNMENT % the people Of the States"
Yet, notwithstanding, the above un-
qualified and unlimited endorsement. not
Of "Squat,er well forbesr that abusive
epithc,, but Territorial sovereignty, >
convention of the Opposition held in she
city Of Marshall on the li,h inst, recon
mcnds Gen. Puston 20 their National
| Convention, as o candidate for the Prcsi-
dency. although the letter and spirit Of
their Attn resolution pledges the Hsrrison
men to "oppose sternly and uncompro-
misingly," all Territorial Sovereignty
notions. Capt. Barrett Of the Harrison
Flag is one of the delegates TO Tyler
Blu, they needn't mind Old Sam nor Jack
Hamilton, in this grand national, qund-
rennia race. because both Of them are
committed to that most ancient, nggres-
sive aud omnipo,eM chrysalis Of popular
governments, nick named by some seces-
! .fnpi.,s aud s,,ndern democrats - Squat.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05
TEACHERS 4 PARENTS.
books Books, Books!

lust received and for sale by q. @. GREGG
u 4 Co. the largest and most extensive stock
ever brought to Marshall. Of School and Msce
laacous Books, Fools cap and Letter Paper
Transcript Paper. Note Paper, Envelopes Inks
States. Pencils, Pens, &c, &c. including all sr
,icles in the Stationery line
Our stock Of School Books is large and en-
braces nearly all the books used in the high
Schools Of East Texas, TO which we par,icu
larry invite the attention Of Teachers. Parents
and Guardians. A liberal deduction made OF
all orders from Teachers.
Jany. Ia, 1859.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05

The British forces istcnded for the
third war with China, will consist OF
about 10. 800 Europeans, and 600 ma
lives. or u total Of about $4,000 men.
To this the French will add about 5000
infantry and cavalry, and about $500
marines and sailors The total exPcd'-
ton will therefore amount to about Wv
600 men. exclusive q the allied navy. the
base Of operations lying out Of sight OF
the coast,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05
Largest Stock Ever Brought I,
THIS MARKET.

lust received and Tor sale by g. q. Gregg 4
81 Co, large and well selected stock OF men
and boys Spring and Summer Clothing Ladies
Misses, aud Childrens Shoes, Ladies Ores
Goods. Fancy silk Organdi'r. Muslins &c Sc
silk Goods School and Miscellaneous Books
Stationary &c, Umbrellas, Parasols, sc ;
a Cap Hats Men and Boys Fine son Hats.
To all of which We invite the attention OF our
customers, and the public generally Our adger-
tiscInent will appear next week.
G.. q. GREGG Il co.
March 10, 1860 n25Am
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05

TnE WoxpsR OF EuRory--Ihe Paris
correspondent Of the New York CONNER
cial Advertiser, writes (.
"The cool. straightforward, and deter
mined diplomacy Of the Emperor Napo'
leon is Just now the astonishment Of En-.
rope While most interchangeable and
respectable minority Of the H,gi,sh Par.
lia,neu, were laundering ana,helnas upon
their ministry, for not interfering TO pre-
vent the annexation Of Savoy and Nice
TO France. while il was yet time, tho
treaty OF annexation was already signed
q, Turin and Al Paris! While all Ger
many was ringing with protestssions,
and menaccd Switzerland Was organi.
zing . formidable demonstration, Napo-
leon WAS quietly And nnconcerMsdly con
summating the act II annexation