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DENTISTRY.

NJ TEETH.
of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at -
tends personally ut his ofics in this city @
Many persons can wear these teeth who1"
cannot wear others, and no person can wear Others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ofioe can be accommodated
With any style and price Of Teeth they may desire;
cleanest, strongest and most perfeot denture that
art oaa produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
Rooms In this city-No. 3S6 Pa. avenue, between
9Th and 10th SITS. Also, 9O7 Arch street, Phladel-
phia. 90 J-Iy
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WOOD AND COAL.


w SSB; C9AttE
Thorough Stock Of oil Sizes Of Coal
and all Kinds of Wood!
H. ooAL well prepared before delivery.
~wnon HI $40 pounds to the ton.
H. mSoD ready prepared to suit the wants Of
each customer or delivered cord length
~Th. ,,, HI l56 feet In cord of Split Wood.
H. A"o wood Sawed, but not Split, Is measured
before being Sawed.
IL ,TTl SAFE at the Loicet Possible Prices At the
CIIf STEAM FIRE-WOOD MILLS
AND COAL DEPOT,
ooT OF l7TH STREET, BELOW WAR DKPARrx'r
mr. NJ L. j. d w. nj. GAIT,
OMce-N. w. corner 18th and G. streets, No. SAY
u orders left at either pace will receive
jan z,-H prompt personai attention.
f E tfuELE U E LIZ
have now one of the most extensive stocks of
Eue IN w Washins ton, consisting Of
w hte sh Broken Coal, Red Ash Egg Coal,
WI w hte Ash Egg Coal, Red Ash Stove Coal,
w mte Ash stove Coal Cumberland Lump Coal,
tFIeverton tr Free Burning, Do. Run Of Mine,
Hickory, Oak and Pine 224O pounds to the tom
Wood, sawed and split. in ali Cases
All Of which will sell at the lowest prices for the
cas- for so or 60 days paper, well secured.
, " All accounts now standing will be presented
before the LIST of January, 1867 and it is earnestly
hoped will be promptly settled.
Wood and Coal Dealer, 18th and c sts.,
ae0 near Canal.
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f E tfuELE U E l."
EDUCATIONAL,

NR: H. PERABEAU, PROFESSOR OF MU-
- sic, vocal and instrumental, Organist of w.
st. Alloy slus. Mad. p, teacher of the itaIian&kx
style of singing. Residenoe-397 New York ~
avenue. corner OF 18th street. no D. SIM
NJ MRS. MCCORNICK'S SCHOOL.
Iv1RS. MCCORMICK desires TO inform her
friends and the public generally that she will resume
the duties of her School on the LIST Monday in Sop
tember next.
The course of study pursued will comprise ali the
branches requisite to e thorough English educa-
tlol.
In addition to her day scholars she is desrous of
receiving into NJ her family few pupils as boarders,
mediate care and oversight.
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due of pupils have been consider aily increased
and otherwise improved. Those in Washington
desiring particular information with reference to
the Star.
For terms and further particulars apply at her
jyTf
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DENTISTRY

n DENTISTRY.
~ X. HILLS, after q practlcal test of two yoars
feels that he cen with confidence reoom-
mend the Cheoplastio Process for insertingH @
artifolal teeth 1t has the advantages OF of<xS
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapnsss Full
upper sets inserted for SIS. Partial in proportion.
Office 800 Pa. avenue. sa1
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CARRIAGES.
NE subscriber having made additions TO hi
nctoryS making 1t nov one Of the largest. ~
In the District, whore his facilities for
manlaotnr1ng CARRIAGE q LIGHTE
WATONS Of ell Kinds cannot be surpassed, and
nom me long exPerisnce in the business, ne hoDea
a. Al! kinds Of Carriages and Light Wagons kept On
an REPAIRS neatly dene, and au erdsr, ,rom,s
Second hand Carriages taken in sxchsnes for psv
s1es. ANDREW j. JOYCE,
so-o sorn4r of 18th and f G1a
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FOR NEW YORK.
Il ASSAGE, INCLUDING MEALS A Nd
GTATER0OM,S $3.50.
The New York and Virginia Screw Steamship
Company's new and elegant steamship <e0ee
MOUNT VERNON, Capt. T. c. Smith, eaEfE
will leave the Con T2sny's Depot, WesIe
tern w harves, at l'O'clock q. m. every WEDNES-
DAY, and the ComPsny's Depot, at Alexandria,
at So'clock D. m. same day.
Passengers from Washington and Georgetown
can take the coaches connecting with Alexandra
steamboats, or railrosd, which leave the corner of
7th street and Pa. avenue hourly, they leave
on the steamer from the Western Wharves at IL
o'clock q. IN.
State rooms oan be engaged on application 10
Messrs. Morgan Rhinehart, Western Whsrves,
Freight will be received up to the hours Of deper-
ture.
III Insurance will be effected on all goods by
this line at the ONCE OF the Company at per oent
premium.
The accommodations for passengers by this line
are in every respect frst-o ass, and every effort vii
be made to render this communication with New
York an agreeable and heathful one.
For freight or passage apply 70 FOWLB d
H. b. CROMWELL CO.,
se2-ly So West at, corner Albany, New York.
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LOTTERIES.
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES or DkL.
~ AWARE.

rAANSEs HhOADBENTS d CO., MANAsHls
WILMINGTON. DBLAwARK
FRANCE. .BROADBENTS A co b.vip, nh
alneo from the Legislature of Delaware at it's late
s SESSION, Louery Contract TO continue In opera
Hon iot perlod OF enty years, and having siven
bonds to the State for ztlios Of dollaTs TO So
cure tne prompt payment of all prizes sold are now
DATED LOTTERIES of DEIAWARE Tor
tne oeneft Of International improvements and other
oEDELAWARE for the same objects
Inc CONSOLIDATED Lotteries of Delaware are
Srawn dally at is minutes before D. m, and the
SUSSEX County Lottery daily At Is minutss before
All drawings under tie superintendenoe of Lot
sery commissioners appointed by the State Of Del
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TJfSIGHT OR BOUDOIR PIANOS FOR
" Kent or Sale on easy terms,
JOHN r. ELLIS,
ep 500 pa. ev., bet. eth and 10th sts.
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DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID WASHING TON BRANCH.
CHANGE OF Hours.
Co,nmsHct1e on Monday rlorstag, October IL, 1883

- 9 = 9
Trains will run as follows:
Leave WASHINGTON ste.2o and 1.S 9. m.
Leave WASHINGTON st so and $40 ,. IN.
On Sunday 81 90 p. m, only.
Leave BALTIMORE att 20 and g.
Leave BALTIMORE at SIS and 40 .. m.
On Sunday at 40 q. nl., only.
Passengers for the EAST will take trains steN
and 745 a.. m, and $40 .. m.
For the WEST at 30 q. m, and $50 p. m.
For ANNAPOLIS at 7.<S q. m, and SO .. m.
oci5 r. H. PARSONS, Agent.
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LYArBER RYpER-A he like PAotosv@ph If
PHILIP q SOLOMON.
Metropolitan Book store, SAG Pa ay
es Agents for tsyrepce's ForeiGn ststiouery a.
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end in death. We
AND sURIST EN-
in all cases Of DYs,
RAGA IN CHIL'
arisek from taethin Q
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08

ss5~ fhe Paris Press concludes scf.
it!e article upon the exaggerated storics
ailoai throughout the State, .nd the dan
ger resulting from the mob spirit evory.
whore prevalent, as toll1wa;
I'VE therefore repeat that. to secure
safety and quiet the criminal laws Of the
state MUST NJ ENFORCED We do not. be-
lleVe there is another civilized state. on
the giobe where criminals are rs secure
from punishment, as they arc in Texas.
This is painful truth We are aware
that most persons dislike the truth when
1t convicts them - a neglect At duty, and
we know Of no surer.way to make mar
a personal enemy than to tell him a pain
fnl truth Yet our duty forbids us to cn.
gage in tlattory
The first step to remedy an evil can.
not be taken until we become acquainted
with the character and extent Of that
evil II is for this reason that we repeat
what we have SAID in substance before.
even at the risk Of becoming tircsomc ~
our seadcfs. II is our settled conviction
that the criminal laws 0fthis State exert
but little influence at present to prevent
crime, because it is ~ well settled prin-
ciple that II is not. the severity. but the
certanty OF punishment that Restraints
men from the commission Of offences, and
the man who commits murder IN Texas
is almost certain of escaping punishment.
unless at the hands Of an Infatuated mob "
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For the Texas Republican.
PRAIRIE SCENES"

-. ,t..t..... F..
xs.,,.-,., VI h'sl,
f"Fs'
,,.',..',.' 49,, 'l' = =, ' e''r '"' s'sh''
rays
The pfawing wolf with sicalth, tread
d.. H.. 80. 49,. '''fe'
49,, .,,,,i.,,. a.t,a.,i.a,
49,
With heads erect and flowing mspe
Proud IN their native liberty
\ troop rt horse now sweeps the pl,,o
That tremblcs "a they thunder by
uncurhed by bit and fiiesless
M ,,herc ,bc D.. -r,.sv ,,ild.tn..-,,
plepd. in the distance with ,h. ~
The winds are hHshod- the skies az. ele,,
Then whence that deep and sullca roar.
such a. on stormy coasts we hear
when htoakef- li'h the roc bound shore
WIN ROLLING gait and 'fensied haste,
IhtA come th'y come Thousand .cor
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08
REMOVAL.

The Republican Office has been removed I.
the building known as Gallagher Hall og To
Soatl West Corner of the Public Square. The
printing department i on the NJ floor The
editorial. stock. and other rooms will be above.
The Flag onico ha4 hacu.romoyed from this
building 10 oar 81 location, over Mr. Van
Hooks. We wish cir friend would bcar this
in mind We a..'ee dtiipg Mp this building
for 81 cnar nrat Of orr basues', nfon 1.-THE
opening Of navigation.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08

The Mckinney Messenger speaks Of n
rain having fallen there - Houston TIL
Well suppose he did, Our cotempo-
rary Of the Telegraph would not. be so
cruel as to complain Of the poor fellow
for mentioning the rain after the olec.
ton
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

contained highly encouraging news ior |
the advancement, Of tine above mention |
ed road According 90 the informant 81
the editor of tho Herald iust from the
domtcilo of the road there were some
three ur -Four hundred hands at Work,
west Of Mar,hall The cdit~ further
says /.
Fifty miles Of the grade Is to he I'm
shed within eighteen months. That
viii bring the road into this county
Send her on Loughcry'
This is indeed encouraging, and all IN
the region Of country 10 tie benefited by
the road Will rejoice at the Intelligence
The Herald need not distrust Loughery
He will douhlc OF treble the force, II
necessary his zeal can't bc increased -
Harrison Fiag
oar zeal will never he so far increased
~ to induce US to make any statements rel
ela,ivc 10 this work which are otcorcot~
We will neither cxag gcratc through zeal>
nor fail ~ state facts through prejudice.
When the Company was ia had candi'
ton. and It's affairs were mismanased,
we had the candor 90 say SO. Vt that
time where was our cotcmpormy Vow
when ia condition is changed and the
work is goin. un and there Is a'pros
rscf Of luiliing the road rapidly. We
wish to give it helping hand Is the
FLAG aware that Mcssrs De Gran and
smith have taken contract f,r CON
s,rurlipr 6ly miles Of road within fit
,cen months and that they have entered
Moon, ,l,e work ia. 10 noticed the fiat
tor.s, manner In which the leading rail.
...,1 t.,rfsls or tlp Knitted States sneak
Of ,bese Gentlemen. and Of their ability
Il, ns,r.rm villa. they promise. If 81.
~ l.s me-, mentioned these THINGS ?
W. have neycr said how many hands
,r.', # w.r,. .n tlo road nar have we
t,t.,. ,6. .,r.s Il, inouire We are sat.
;.s.l ,,s ,,,,r,,t,r. Ar, neither want.
...,i. ,.,l cnor,y NOR ability Taay
r.5nirs No. .pnrrint Mr. peGrag has
de renptatio, Of having built more
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08

w presume IL generally known that go havr an
extca, We JON OFFICE and ,ha, wc ave prepsrs -
do work prenrly in III. beet style. and pn The must
aocc,nfnodai * tsrn. We keen on hand large lot
Of msteria sufh a. book letter, nlin post fl"seap.
and eo.or.t paper, sar,iA iuka. As. We have just
opened flrg- mt NJ f,ncy and plain type which
add. materially 10 ability 10 turn on handsome
Given. call.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08

- Sseasor Wighll spoke n, Tyler GA Mon
~ M 1t Henderson on Tuesday last. Il is
wPortsd that he dsisra going \ orih 10 week
o. ~ days Our benightcd breethren in that
qsartsr Of - Union need few such political
missionaries
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08

ssA~ The Saa Augustine EXJrces several
weeks ago, hoisted the names Of breckenridge
and Lane, The Express was previously an op.
position paper We are gratihed to find our
friend Mccntchan taking step in the right di.
rection.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08

-. We welcome to oar exchange list the
sIoos Star" Published at Ilallei,s,ile. Texas
- s1iied By =. A. Ber'on, Esq. Mr.. Benton
&wnsly sdstsd ~ Richmond l1cass) Reporter
49, - ssadsesed very creditsbIy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08

Orr PRNriSs OfWcs Franklin sad that
three removals were equal to fire We are
satisfied that. in our case. this "a not 90. When
We get the building ard lot belonging To our
printing Office arranged az doiir.l ae sill Rave
one of the mos, comfortable locations Ia the
Stale
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ogE ISSUE OF THE FLAG 2ggIsED.


peis IN obr 'i'ne 'h'' "''' '''' ''V'
acrnpul"ns "i what they s''1' TT '"o i''
suase 20 "''eh 'H' '''"F '' '.'.''. ''',''''
were conveyed tat 'hi '' S"'.' ~ wy.
Flag tar exceeds aay u",' "'<' ~ .
nne confined "N..' "''' '''.' ''''''
uudor "hsrtVaH'h. " ''' ''''''' '
mire III. manner 81 A="1' {. W. ,.'
journal t'ey must be d'''SN''l WIZ 10
beyond measure h'1 81" ''''''
IA s'phistry. and ty.an ingenious .'"'7e
c' rra41n'n< s'te7 30 'f NJ F'''''''!'N
: 70 h's protested aP.". @-''' ''..' ~ f''''
poet mat he VIII deceive lNe ''" WIZ
are no' D. TIE habit 'l ''''N''sa'''e o.
rejecting bnl "heh ha.'uNS '''' ~"
common schse " the rom"'g "'''i.
gcncc Il The country. hh 's h'' ''N''! 10
Accomplish uiafh Tor h'i"s'I ''' nus r."
~ rs friends are bound o. ..l inN'
rilirn',p. attitude In which. a. their 1r
-,, h.,s ara. ,l,ce9 +, . r,r l,w,ytr
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Observation-Disclosures. IAN. , u,.ts..f
.r.n,.,ti,o. ga. c,ats,,,l,,el At Omit
man hut before the dav arrived lcttcr4
were . .iycd from an parts of thp bis.
',..., ..1,c....,,.. NIL. .,,,,,or A. ia,
.., fu- m
ma 'g'"''i'l '.'''e VI nan SOW
are oycr l2o couuses ~ this state and
between 90 and % in this Congrcssiuu-
,l pistri., AID natural n,,,,irv ia
~. t.,..., ma. 80.
,,,.,o .roc.;v,1g r,.der u,b,t oril.s,t,y
'dd thew confer tbiiextraordinar, power
..,,,. .tt;rty .s f.,,. mo, In , sinclc
...n.,yg III. i,,,ir,cs M. tbo mon.
...,in,,t from tine f,llorioeslceluation
iu tie s.a.o article:
."~b.uld p3uafas have A ticket iu the
West, and Gen Houston continues ln the
acc "e see no reason why n''' '''"''
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08

1t having been stated in ono Of the
Douglas papers that Judge Campbell, OF
the supreme Court OF the United States,
is IN favor Of Douglas for the Presidency.
the Mobile Tribune says This il not
true Judge Campbell rs IN favor Of Brock.
inridgo"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08

~ Mes.rs. Bradf.lA 4 Tallcy advertise
New Winter Goods Notice their adyerliec
rnsat and call on them without DELAY
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THE RECENT FIRES


ments land wc aduit there have been
many cxaggcrauons in Tcxa- one thing
IA evident they have been TOO nunrron.
To- have resulted ny accident over
million or dallats worth Of property has
been destroyed iu the course of a few
weeks. aud if We are to place any re-
lance IN the testimony elected 10y az
examination Of the negroes. all these
,utrsgcs were the work Of abolition
cmissar.cs
That the followers Of Lincoln in the
iorhern' states should endoavor 10
shield themselves from the necessary re-
suit Of their doctrines, by charging that
the abolition raid in Texas WAS a mere
clcctionccriut trick, is not surprising
But that a public man or newspaper
published i'm the Siaie, where the FACTS
are known should endcavor TO and the
aboitonists iu such an escape surpasscs
our comprehension Yet there is such a
newspaper. and such men, as viii hc
seen from the subloincd extract from "n
arucl. iu the Houston Tclcg aph
The AUSTIN intcli9eucer and some
other papers of tbat class. are quite
nu'y ,h "''''''Ns 20 } ,. ~, 80
, '"'' ~ ",b.r 19tr.,ges in northern and
Eastern Texas. were started Just pre-
vions to ,H' ei'e''. ~, III ol''' ~ ''''"
'n.e lhe ''e.l''H, '"' '''''',l '' 800
n'Iid'ut ono ana 'As N''"lS W." 49,.
ll'n "I 'ne Pu''''. ''' n1
l",mti '''I"' ~ t9' 'n''"'- ','.
VINO ia t'7i "h@' 'i' 'i' i'' '''''."0
'n speech al 'Hs''"' d SUI '''''' '''',
a'ieuip''i q" '7i'iF' '"' '"'".NT' "''.'
To- 'uH" There was n' ''''7' "4'"N',
i't alatm Inc lHtei"s,he'l eve" ~.
omii7 u' "N'atiH Hl. - ''I'" "''' ''''
ON inc reports 'iu,l papers are "". '7
thc Same thing We mo-" ASA N''
Wf-F Nf> s'l>' ~ TIVE Na'''' V ''
f'$ A.. .,.
w, - '9 ~. -. ,t.',. ,r, M ;]'otfo4
.nopgh rith n4 Il. constitute a security
nr their good conduct What we ask,
is. whether they nave no' ger 'hf'' years
past ana ar u0' : =, . '''S1.,' .e,.,n,;" /,
~. S'pI calculated in 6ct. te invite
lust such ava inraaa into tie State as we
have had for the past two months. ana
c"i'"i'l'' '' He'P I'VE "''H'' '.,' n. =
: ...i H. rl'..lla.,.l ..., ro L,vc
ever since ls1. when they were first
promulgated "a Texas, denounced faS-
'"AI noe iahei h'9't,S a. "' wy
,"i.. ,al 800, ,s,t tey WON, a -.
uinos .aeaius. which We had commended
iIom our very yoalh beth So the North
aHl h tine 0''i 100. WAT DID li'' sew U''H
" ,i 80. - H.. ,',,. c.n,l,,i., - Thai
party. t.l,t We were astouishcd that they
should nave found an a'youaiN DO toe
N'u'h' anu '"A' ''' ','r' ~ ,l', ''''
NV ''i 70 t...ri ,, ,I,. y.,, -
wisdom of ihr.r advocate badness. :.
upltt iu tnu der, want ID v"'"n H
'N' d"p''
'"' ''''' '..''' My" 80
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08

sles. q. 6 siregg 6 Go. are receiving
Fall aud Winter g. ods, TO which
TIE, = ~ TO invite the attention Of their
friends aud customers. Their adyertisemen.
will appear mex, week.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08

4 meeting IT,. the purpose OF N"'
thizing with the Christians OF syf"
Atb,ir present doplorable condition 7
~ devisiug the best means Tor ,nc" I'd
lief. was held in New York on Inc ~
I instant and n committee was apP'",
TO consider the subject and repof' "
future mceting
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08

In one family in Walwofti' ,pa",
isconsin, within few years, ~
the brothers and two al the slslas' wv
committed suicide,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08

sotTuEas r,cfstc R,Hnotp.-Ncssrs De
Graf 4 smith, contractors pr constructing iif
Is miles Of road. hayc l.t ont ! miles Of the
work TO sab-ooniraciors Whcn these sBh-eon-
tractors lace ,h.r lahds 81 The road ihero
win 10 about thnc hundred 81 work It's the
design Of Nes rs pcGri q Smith 10 ssblci a
.aFie =, amount 'oi grating to finsh the 80
.IlA IN N e months cT earlier 81 purura
b's rtc work therefore, viii ha sub-ct a.
rapidly FL. 'hc right Of way can b. secured aad
the tarr. zap mark q ~ NJ smith zen
sa,eral aceks ago or the Nofth western states
~ corn snJ provision. which vii be- shipped
90 She river At the cailie,; r-s-io3 q ual COTTON.
sra- notwithstanding the pfepaei Of hard
time. rom failure Of H. crops Improvement
continue 70 go on ~ Manbai Mechanics o'
every lin- .eem 10 be employed several new
buliinr- are 10 progro y COMPLETION. Among
rhose about 70 De clmmnc.l ) .te hrse ele
eant bfi,., Methods Church og Houston Ave.
nne tie foundation 6r the basement stofT Of
which they have begun digging cut
The corporation ]. also making Improvements
We have now AZ even regular brick pavement
all ar aui ihe .quarc aDd Che streets an 10
good order.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08
GEN. HOUSTON wIrHDRAws

GEN. HOUSTON WITHDRAWN
Gen. Houston has written letter Is
drawing his name from the uumbe,
Presidential aspirants tie does nj j,
dictate in this letter who I've will sup ;.
rut is opposed t. seetIoualism Ma
aud South. and IN favor # tho couecl,n
tiou of tie vote of the country upon so,
national man iicretires Of course ua
flourish OF trumpets, ~ TO says D
country The Galveston News offer a
following comment upon this letter
It will bc remembered that s.
time since ton Houston, in publ.
tex. cauralIriri a report that was p..
Ilshcl. that boz bad Withdrawn as po
identl candidate IN favor Of Bel o..
Everett, or II any one else. The &c.
cra added
/ desire to see Texas present
united front against the effort to mAu
tsn here sectional party and to tl
rn4 ] "'''fe 10 say Al Is NY "lso u'
U.e ','t'"l7 ass .'''s'' WIN ny h-
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we arc az q - ''' Ni'''" ",''' "A'
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man.
".Y ll'n7l'p~ withdrawal ~Ili OIL
W ''' 'r '' ""' - ,'' h..
den. "a ,non,l,s a,o M, ,n,ly chan
Tor a nomination was before the COVE,
tion that selected not him, as bis ireal
ielt confident they would DEBUT r'
' the old iHgy' aud Nv relt lhe az
iitonist il'S adrWlncSs ana polda's
M pTty'uS the modification oi teAs
rejected 10y that convention, ny 'h' ''
the olaWc on lHs devoted adhe'ent "a
oditor OF the AUSTIN lntelhgence'' 40
charging the latter with presenting "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08

Cay The Houston Telegraph alludng
to the thermometer having stood here at
ll54 one day during the heated term, ex.
claims, Whew Don't ask rs TO visit
Marshall in July Does our ootempora-
ry desire US to understand that the
weather was cooler than that at Hous.
TOM
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08

9 no- van, to buy steam engine and
r So, notice The advertisement
. page, beaded " for sale