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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20
Rich Assortment of
.LAcEs AND EMBRoIDERIEs,


.LAcEs AND EmBROIDERIEs,
-Embracng-
COLLARS OF different styles, from ,25 cents.
CHEMIsE TRIMMING AND EMBROIDERED SETS, for
Nightgowns-Half Price
Embroidered Jaconet Sets at 81 25-Worth 50 80.
Embroidered Swiss Sets, at 81 25-worth 81.
Maltese Lace Sets, at ST 25-Worth s. 80.
yalenciennes Lace Sets, tReaN at Ss-Worth So.
With large lot Of
REAL YAI. EDGING. 16c per yard-worth 80 10 4Oe
25a3 yards BONNET RIBBONS 5c per yardworth 40 to 5cc
100 FRENCH GoRsETs, Open Fronts s5e.-worth 81 50.
10 dozen KID aAUNTLETs, 81 Is a par--worth 50.
coo Pure Linen SHIRT FRONTS, s0e.--gorth soc.
Just received, large lot of
Very Handsome Velvet Beaver c1oaIks,
And
RICH SILK BuRNoEs,
Twenty-Five per cent. less than Original Cost.
80 osHAwLs Long Square, be sold Immediately,
close consignment they offered at 81 50 each.
j. "A. BRASELMAN,
d2O 2p2t corner Magazine and ST. Andrew streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20

z. Canton Ginger.
200 cases Canton GINGER, in tne order.
A. +. COCHRAN 4 HALL,
10 New Levee and II Fulton st.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20
FL 'esh Importation

ID r z O Q Q ID = ,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20
SILK VELVET oLoAKs AND BuRNous

GREAT REDUCTION WILL BE MADE
On our
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20

OPERA CLoAKst
We woud advise Ladies who may be in want of such
article hem they reduced such
price that they will remain long hand.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20
HAGGERTY BROTHERS

sEAsoNABLE GOODS
AT Prices which must Force their sale ut
e.. onceg
Purchasers respectfully invited our Stock
and Prices before purchasing elsewhere.
As great portion of stock necessarily SAC
RIFICED during the present affairs we
under the necessity of closing accountsone object
being TO realize for cash,
AT ANY sACRIFICEI
II Is quite TO The various articles
usually found 10 weaorted establishment for the prices
customers will easily ascertain by calling examining for
themselves.
We compelled request the kind indulgence of our
regular customers for few days, to permit the opportu
nifty marking down stock, prevent any con-
fusion and will be prepared on MONDAY MORNING to
wait upon them.
.. HAGGERTY BROTHERS,
dl0 2pif No, l2s Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20
Gold c1hop E'ire CraoIxers.

Gold Chop are Crackers.
1000 boxes No. !, fresh.
AT. COCHRAN & HALL,
Ii New Leyee and Il Fulton ST
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THE REPUBLICAN, TO DE ENLARGED.

A. soon the navigation opens 20 TIN, We can re.
tic necessary material up the river. we expect to
materially saarss the Republican 20 Is To make It
Fgaly n tho largest and huest loekne papers N
the State T. enable u- T. meet Tits outlay, /, is
necessary that those Indebted to for either sub.
script'oa. advertising, Job work should pay up.
win all those who wish us and who wish tho paper
well meet the request promptly and without further
notice than Tits announcement We sha iahn Il
ava greek itvor ono tina, will be gratefully remember,
cd. oag friend, should bear IN mind tina, while they
obfisS a-, they will be obligias themselves for
will DC euab',d Thereby 70 publish much better
paper At tic came price Each individual account
Is 20 snail that th'nk there can be M d,ieu lty
IN paying 1t II every one T. so disposed.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23

sss~ We hat. 3as-n g Ant Of r,Nat tor
'lir,en wears and during lba, pr iar has
nevsr bs'u 80 gioomy season, and such pfs~-
D 60 II hard times A. there Is TOW The corn
crop IN the counties North AMI immediately
Wet Of Barrison. are rcprcseniel a. good bat
in th. county nod Panoa snd extending how
Gar South We know not. 30 Il almo.t an en,irr
failure Many very many planters, wc under
stand viii uo, mi-e .agcieut corn for bread
Their prospects are entirely destroyed. n it
were TO raia, Immediately sufficient corn would
b. raise@. psrhapa. TO support the country
Bui Of this ,hc-c }. bot little prospect The
summer has been unusually warm. The hot
DAYS have ,nrccc,l,i each other until vegetation
has a'mo-i did uut OnSnndag last w. are told.
the thermom,ter stood at loI in the shade and
on MONDAY ai .03 The intense beat has con.
Hnael flr wek. without rain TIE drouth in
tbs spring d'siroyei iAc js' crop aud the present
droatb has nearly destroyed the prospects OF corr
Many persons arr alrnfsly cut Of corn, AM are
without p-ospce, Of gathering any from their
he'ds There Is bound 90 bc hard times and Per
hap suffering \ heavy cotton crop may save
"a. bat II the droa,h cou'ingcs that a.so will be-
4 failure. There is but liiNe fur here. aud
that lit,ic Is selling at Sl3 PER barrel We no
ice n oar exchanges accounts Of heavy crops
oi Nhea, IN The praircs bat w arr satisfied this
is ~ stake orr information We believe more
reliable and from all we can gather not much
over half a crop was realized
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23

Flu buys vt' vefr G.bH- WI" "
vial,.pt fulHlrf storm ~ .N nHar ''
IN started lv tHnv s> fast it pos
bui had gone tHt short distance WE"
avivil dash. followed hy - tcrr'hc cap
If ,hupdr. brought them ~ niAnd.
Tbnnirt.stfutk os is were Tor % 100 ~
tley stool silent and tgha~t Then nc
lcsler spoke: sam. can You pray =
No" Bill can ynu pray w No
Jack can ypu rra! "" N"n
either What IN h--il shall we do
-EntiaHgf
The foregoing is one Of the nlmbcrIos4
articles Of a similar character that are
travelling the rounds Of the secular press
whose only claim to wit OF humor CON
sisi IA their vulgariiy aud profanity
" The Harp OF q Thousand Strings was
a very excellent satire upon igu"Ilnt
and prcsumptuous preachers, whose p'''
I, consists m ranting, and who boast "i
having no laruiu - and that tie lnrd
has gracunsly apyued their mouths hni
who. IA tie opinion # sensible people
would be a ing a better business earn
ing an honest living At some healthy iu'
dnStliM pursuit Bui this production
has been iolla w,d by others vl q p1ninnc
aud Indecent character, calculated tu
shock the seusibHlt.cs II every man who
has any respect far religion \ week
sealc,iy passes that W. dc uot find s'n'e.
thing al the Kind ia our exchanges The
editor who selects such productions o..
ia out opinion. wanting ia good taste,
tie proper degree at Refinement. and that
respect ior hls readers g. which they are
entitled While Vs. do mot profess 90 b'
auy WAYS religions, aud confess that wc
should toe exceedingly modest ia com
meniiug upon the short coming ct theirs
we cannot withhold the expression Of
onr disgust at ih,,e productions they
originate m he minds OF dcpravc.l men,
who give uutridlod lcruso to their lm.
aginaiiaus. aud them effect, If not their
des IN. is To- bring tho must sacred things
into contempt Such seed snwn into tho
rich. fertile sol, ot yaujh springs up ut'
foul lowering The practice "t publish
ing such articles. rs well as the vulgar
anecdotes found la most newspapers
ut.nf4 la. ah.,rI mad
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23
LATEST NEWS.

TIL Emperor at china warns ,
Am.fIrnus against engaging ia H., ~ ~
lie TRADE V
Il is reported that France and n.
hAsc agreed To- Partition Turkey s't
give share to England If aocepl,,ll' wv
L.ttcrs from thIua say Il at III, m.
neae reply to the allies is unsatisIae,o0,",'
llostilitics are inevitable.
Disturbances are still PREVAILING
the silk districts
Eicnaosp, june 1.-THE RicLmo.,
Convention assembled at noon. '"'
Gov. Lubbuck, Of Texas, was ami.
ell temporary chairman Of the delev.,,a'
representing the trustees of the MAJ"
Al Democratic party.
The States of Louisiana, Texas W.
sissippi. Alabama. G,,osgla. fhrl,ia S.,nS
Carlua. Arkansas, Virginia, aud 49,,
Nurk are represented IN iSeony,b,,''
Mr. ll,ll Of New York presented r..
credentials.
There was only one delegate pre.s,
from Virginia and none from p,law.,"
the Convention * very calm aud A.,
mcui arising from outside pressure
II is generally believed that il IN
moi At present take any final ncto. j,
the sui jett II nomination. but after
day ~ twu al consultation alunng M
urnhpr-. and rrrhnpS the adoption al
Platform of priprt,lrs u will adjourn, 3,
await the atiiou # the Baltimore G..
s.Hau. 10 which all tho delegates A.
accredited
Alter the appointment Of sconmii,e.
.au utelu zdfiuu and credentials. the e.,
y,u'a.u adianrneA over til 10 To morrow
RIannn~p. dune II Tho Rchn,,,
nemaU ttir Convention met At TO o'c,es
this mprung pursuant To- adloarnnss,
The Attendance # delegates was larys
AL the seccdus States being fully reo.
resented
The htll was aso well filled witt, lsdc.
who occupied the side seats
The Convention wa caied b. e,ae,
AMI permanently organized hy the ap
p.jnimeut of the Hon John Erwin, q
Aa to the chair
Wee Presidents and Secretaries wen
appointed from each State except New
York
Several members spoke a. leag,a 90
the present position of the country, urr.
mg their fellow scceders never to ioisas.
lhc ~enfh
\ resolution was passed t. take are
cess. 80 as 10 cnnhlc the members to Al,
tcnd the Baltimore Convention. witch Is
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23
ANNIVERSARY EAEKCJskS
OF fHE
Marshall Masonic Female institute
Commencing June 21th 1satO'

June th-tommencement sermon ~
l.. \. Wagner, u tic Episcopal Charea' M"
shall.
Monday. 25th Examination oil Pupils 60
mcneed Monday night, Juvinile ESl'bi''oo,
Tuesday 26th Examination oniinf'n. ~ !,
lny nirh,. Junior Exhibition and Addrcs"
Gen J Il Rogers. OF jefferson ,.,
"Wednesday. 9th PRESENTATION OF ''e'I.
from the Henderson Bar to the Hale Ses ~! v
Hon. j l.ikens. Of Henderson "f"o"~T
night Concert by Miss 4. Il Siraehan s
Thursday aslh Commencement M ~.
and Address TO the Pupils by Hon J" =
ham. Of Henderson -
The public are respectfully invited 70
OrIS SMITH.
rrst n. NJ. Fem.
Maiahal, june 2. 1860 h'"""
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ti.i Dee 80 Anli u.' b' l'' s'ltl ln' lh' Nsa
lVf'HH ~ tol'1'r" p.iiirS' u p"Ssih'r--
81 N.Y. u'ra ny arihcd parties "l lllantfc''
''ui0iS liI~ N'H' lVfNi''V ltt li' alaft
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23
FURTHER INCIDENTS OF THE GREAT IOWA
TORNADO

FROM later letter it, the thrag
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wig
man kIihd, ana NuV SEVERE " thlultu.
VI ~ LuiIr. ilNtI Z he Wtrn Marion aid
49, p, 20
N''"' ''i'"'' Va" "'''' "'''' ''"'" ~
ihC apita wa houses Nclr uiuWu down.
MitfilF N'iN tNtN y iiNi a lltlii NbNfi wa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23

NEW SEWING MACHINE Sec the advertise.
men, OF Booth & rarmcntcr's Sewing Ma.
chimes They have just arrived and are nos on
exhibition at the Marshall Music Store ANY
ope desiring sewing machine should no, fail to
examine these.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23

auloaa ous list o. Candidate. Those running ios
toe oface Of County Commissioner will no, be
charged Tor announcing their names, when they
are Subscribers to the Republican; otherwise
they will be roqcirod 20 pay two dolls~. The
Office Is one Of no pecunimy profit and II those
desiring 10 IN the Office are wilmgio work with.
ont pag, we caa afford TO announce their
names without pay. hut SIC caunot ahaFd to
work tor those who are upt among car patrons
In our Judgment. man who falls 10 take bis
county paper "a unfit Tor County Commissioner
Or ans ofher ,Hfr'v Office
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23
Orr JOB OFFICE

We p'fsgnc D, generally knas7u that 50 have m
extensive Jon OFFICE aud that We are prcp,fed IN
d, w..k promptly in ihe best -'ye and on the most
.oumodlting .-Tms. We Keep on hand large JOY
Of m t.fhl s,.,h book latter foln'pNf fooiseap
and celar.I paper, earf' inks Be- We have JET
opened large ~ Of flnry aad pam type which
adds n,i,ulny u orr asr'y 70 tern oa' hsnds'me
fah4 fi.e tta p enfi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23


Mature is toe gss., physician THIS Nv
ted by the medical profession. ~. issaAse". ~
eip.e ol healing science. Its w..sy pr.s'se~v
human eeonomy. that Whenever anything - ~
the physical -y.fcm, the natural forces OF - ~,
are brousA, to boar TO exps tss disease. ~
aim, Therefore, Is to strengthen ibe nuufA -
Thu. has been kept IN view by the -ki''ns y.
ers II Or J. uosTErrER's utTTERs, vh"a
rate 10 ese fresh vitality % All the organ a
body The effect Of .his bedcsae upoa inc no
the liver. and the Kidneys arr pr"s'ps ano -
Thspa,ien, who IL wise enough 70 ~" "ToeE
Try the B,tess. -.,oa feels ~ II h~ had ssscs y
ea-. 81 life. aud a. he continues the use o' W -
Gle. be h ososJey-i 70 find The ssveams ~
eoar.ns ,breush HI. frame. Let oil s""ss ~"
ei,ees tho bloom has departed give T. =
Celebrated Bitter. rial. for sie BY 20
SANDERS \ sEARs,
Wsr.l..l rers'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23

sn- We published an article last week which
has gone The rounds Of the Texas press aboa, a
Mr. Bowles having been attacked in the West
co, which turns out 10 be Untrue. Bowhs il
appears, was wounded a, landago. aud being
without funds. told this story TO ia tic sympathy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23


and new ~ one another II other in
stances /, womb he m ,rr adv,Sable "a
$500 N. r,,e,<, cf ar .,.-,r.,,,rs r., tho
- ~ L',, ,, ~. ~, r.. 80,
~. NV - ~
y, o.'ns ~ 49, '.,Ps'''' W ~ ~ -. -
"ns' wa" pes' "f ineir own tHie'es,r .
Bat soH'c form ~ eivil authority wonid
be absolutely necessary 10 organixa n-Sd
preserve civilized society aat prepare 1t
10 become n State sna \. Aa. u the e.-si
form must always den nd on the c,ndI.
- - ~ -. =, 49,, ,i,.,.. ,.A lie
sAs,xs-,r., - - -.
'""'c. % '''c '''''ie '''as' " ~" ~" Wv
eAefc'ee .o' !" az p'e'''i'l'F P'"'l na
tenxhssA, acting within the scope w It's
constitutional authority, and bot ibiring-
ing npon the rights a. prg~Ja 0r the
rights Of properly II the citizen who
ntyht o., ,b.r.s T., r...5.l. ,r s,r any nth D.
,,vfp, r,rrosc I, was er,.irea'r : -.
80: -.
- W ''3,' ana u mus
oe hsia assi s,''clhea 10 Ae ~ ihneG, "a
Irss = Is hiiei ~ Dc q STATE
The Cor-rV@ has col only tha right g GOV.
en- q but 'hr right either 70 govern i by '-rl
Grating p~rsons T. hcl5 saiheriig - hv exec
ersnx r. DISCRETION AMI committing O. ih' pso
Pr Inc FisNi Of -ai-s 'r'r a'seni-- wig ~ ihe
recpsc the rishi Of ~lix3ss nrasui h. 'hc
sci''n q ten-5ess. te' .. inherent sovereignty
Ia grant 70 b. Hae. ~ Congress 70 the pro.
II a Irriior}- Of sgayommen. tbrmgh
''kcs- lsgss'a'1r and set tie honorable -cra.
'ce fr"n lj'.ois Mr. i'aneias irn. ri. thai Al
'noush re Supreme fonri q the t>ioi S'a'es
'sas''a~d IN HAT -,ae IA decision whcb be agreed
10 aosJe thai the Consress Of the uu,td ~t,'.s
l.x.s IN. f...ss. .-sssrsa -.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23

~. We learn that Carnctt WHO Killed
Nsiahboss, WAS himself killed GA salt
Creek, about niue miles beyond Fort
Belknap. by the Sheriff snd his posse.
col,p.sci oil ciszals AMI Rangers. The
Sheriff MAS attempting hls arrest, when
hs sought 20 cvade hi,uselI by n,,,At
The bos4s OF Cornvtt MAS killed Isou TN
,les hi:p, ald soJH q large number oi bul
iels ivoin tho weapons Of the posse ter
us.natsi Uur4esi's lie.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23

W. zee thai 3eoe, cov is {, he appro.
priasel u sc*d li,e capsnsed Africans 70
Liberia. How mueh will ever be appu-
lsfisted a. pay fur the slaves annually
stuisn Fl III The South ~ the Back Re
psstlse~s.& - .sia4s Ls-e,tt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23

Larr A pair Of heavy Gold Spec'aces IN a
sie@ ease. TIE finder will pleaae leave them NJ
the Republican Office.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23
MARRIED..

At the residence Of his rather June lsth, ls'a,
Rev ~, G. punl,e. Nj noBEKr j, plNtAS "
N., AIRY BLUp~ohfH.
la 1sHelsnp rian eoeniy June ISih, nv "',s \
Rev. g. lanlap u Mt,hal NJ illlnnv"''
CAMERON ksQ. 10 Mis- MARTHA A. Ithht'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23

r.. y. ,l'' E,t.t i na, pasf ,,or VS.
ma, ..r. .o,l sort FOO 10 whie1 tHe
erop .ual.n Vt as g. rs.'dug iw' y ii "l
pa.t harvest. In tn section our 'r'nrrH nav
dome w,I We havt heard of ras'- where ih'r,y
b1.hcl. of wheat to the acre have hrtn cut u
+. onr of our most reii'hie croi- - Ndfr u 'f'i'
TIA. must he mistake about lie prc'rnt
Texas wheat crop being the largest Il any pre-
,..u. year. though we believe the yield has bfcn
greater than Was anticipated
ren Sc learn from the Fra, tina, on the sth
ms, a little boy named Pie Pace son Of All T.
Pace. Of Bonham. Texas, ycafs and months
old lad been missing all DAY. II MAS supposed
lac wa. host 10 Boz. d Arc Bottom aud parties
t,rp.l ost to search Tor him In the morning
he was f,and in a water hoe near It brick yard'
having evidently been murlcnd. A negro We
man belonging to Nj Pace upon whom snsp'c-
ion rests has hcar arrested
On Fine New York Herald says that Sam
Houston Is very much OF humbur The
upp,sirion papers OF rcNas. that me time ago
copied SO extensively the hudslions Of lienneii.
viii not hc likely to reproduce this expression.
Very much of hun'bus Capital Iii char
artgr deHneaipd IN I've words And it not only
applies ro BIN but 20 three 'ourths Of his friends
and admirers.
ses- Mr T. Werlich sent u- several weeks
age. nom l. elegant n,.s.r store Ne. >. Camp
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23

IloasE l4osr-~-ee As. Usgsag 3 advertise
ncnt Il should have appeared las, week, BAT
was misaiJ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23

TINS flotsro MOVEMENT popular dem.
onsiraiion was made IN New York on Tuesday
evening last. to raiiiy the Presidential no,nina
uon OF General sam iogston hy the peuph. of
Texas. There were irom three 10 lout thousand
persons present, and several spoeches sese de.
lieered. Sabine Pass Times
very small meeting for New York City. Mr.
Smith. Very s;aall A meeting in New York
that embraces less than fifteen or twenty ,hous-
aud Is considered no meeting a, all and as per.
sons are very ap, to everrate the size of dem
onsifaliou Ike this. i, is reasonable to conclu,le
there were not more than two Thousand present,
How many attended from motives Of curiosity +.
lct to conjecture Is this the great uprising
destined 10 make Houston President
Lad. Congress was 10 have adionrncl las,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23

lsJ- IS hat are tn United States Marshall
aad his depniies about that they arenoi engaged
10 taking the eghsns, the commencement ofwhich
sas required By law on the / a of June,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23

ri. II ias J iIemphnl, t. T. WigIali aud
J. II Eegaa will acc> pt our thanks for late Con
grcssional dy.an,s.gs ant. speeehes.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23

W. 1eSYy thst the Chief Justice ~
n. M1Jksvj ~ LAva.a county was late
" mxU&sscd W Robert Kelly, u that
piac~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23

s.,s Eighty new indictments were found nv
ssr Grand Jury 5i Fani.ia county al TIE hls
tern q the district Court.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23

Tovs hfsiDlseg MIR. J.. l.. Gregg oAer,
bic town residence enc Of tae most desirable 10
Marshall for saie
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23

- Ten. .Iessnp died al Washington city
y. C. GA The | 'th inst Of paralysis.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23

Bapv Forsn The dead body Of q man
was found in ,hr timber nn the north
aide Of town on Saturday morning last.
The corpse was IN Al aigancrd state Of
decomposition and had been partially
devoured by hogs. Two wounds were
found np"n the body. ei,ler one of
which was sufficient TO have produced
dcxn Or the circumstances attending
tho aeasn III the deceased nothing is
Known --L4;rsoa Hscgh II Ae 1874.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23

nsA- } VI. Ms communication appears on
The fourth page.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-23
MA. BrsJAMlN's SPEECH

The extreme cngth Of Mr. Brnjsialrs speech
precudtyl the possibility OF our publishing Il en-
tire 10 one issue of The Republican, without lclv.
ing out al other reading matter anil several col.
nmus or adycr, s,mcn'- Regarding il as the
great speech Of the session and ONE ,hal will be
read with interest by ALL class Of readers, wc
thought !. advisable 10 divide il, and PUBLISH it
10 two issues Of our paper In a literary point
81 view this speech VIII challenge admiration
The exposure OF Judge Douglas IS complete and
overwhelming II presents at the same time
such conclusive evidence Of the Justice Of the Pc
siiion Of those who insist upon proper enunti.
alton Of principles. aud such an array Of iniorma
ton aud sound reasoning rs render ts dissenna-
ton indispensable. Every intelligent man, in
orr opinion. viii read !, with pleasure Oar
only regret H. that We cannot publish II all at
orcc We shall rejoice when our paper is large
enough to publish such speeches without incon
ven ,pnee.
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rtn~ Nearly every paper we pick mp con.
isits IRON one to dozen murders What r.
LL- surd clnIng w
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MoyraExrs Of n.n jrAStsr. Accord
ing to a Washington dispatch the pro
gramma Of the movements Of TIE japanese
is rs lollowss
Tug leave Washington for Baltimore
on the 9Th june, and the latter city on
the 9th; arriving at Philadelphia OF the
Ilh leaving Philadelphia uu the lIlhi
arriving at Niagara 90 the l2ih and At At
bany on the liihi they will arrive at B9s-
ton on the 18th and leave the lelhi they
will remain in New York from tie 20ih
10 the seth A, Bee'alu they viii make
trip 0n Lake Erie As there is ng prob
ability that the steamship Niagara VIII
he ready before the 7ll July. they will
arrive at New York with time tn spare,
should there be no change in the above
programme Some OF the Japanese are
learning the daguerseaiype business at
Brady gallery. and ARE apt scholars
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H8t~ NJ I7IsIFIlf Convention Inf n0'nInHflng
candidate for Dis;ric, Attorney, which wa,
recommended to be held At nilmcr, on Monday
last, turned out failure. Rusk was the only
county that responded TO the call OF Harrison
Neariy an the candidates 10 the field were OPP
posed to u Convention, and the democrats gen.
orally seemed Indifferent upon the subject We
presume they will b. wide awake ~ TO Ia impor.
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FOR JUSTICE or THE PEACE.

4 a. HARRIS a Canaiisif far Justice Of the
Pence in the MilsAal Bea' tlisa, 40 s Il The IA.
gHs, election
WILLIAM WpopSoN j.. is CsudAl,c for the
Office u Jasii.s eft the Peace 10 iiest NJ = a, the
on4uiaa August election.
DAVIS r B1SFoEf T. candidate FOE Justice
n the Peace iu Boat ". .. Harrison County at the
ensuing August election
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lsS- Congress was TO have adjourned las,
II nriyy