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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-22
EaisehCod Nailed,

"A remark made by Herschel '. john
son the Democratic candidate for Wee
PresidenD in 1859, being now occasionally
alluded TO, the following explanation lie
made in q letter to the North .IAiricsn
soon after the speech was delivered, is in
terestinS at the present time:
z7LErrEfs OF GOV. JoHxsoN OF GEORGIA.
"a Me Editor Of tie NorA 1merican and mi
ted Stats Gazette:
SIR:-Iour issue of the 23d inst, con-
talns an elaborate article, over the sigma
ture of Cecil" which is mlly endorsed by
you IN advance, in your issue OF the 22d
'nse You have thus adopted and as
sumed the responsibility ofthat communi-
cation, which consists almost entirely of
crlheisms upon portions of my remarks
beIore the Democratic mass meeting in In
dependence Square, on the 18th OF the
present month. Not content with the
COMMENTS of Cecil" you renew the sub
ecHp labored editorial of the Goth inst,
'7hte Is as objectionablei in. tone and tenn
per nlsrepresentative of my re-
'nafk oeltions. l trust your sense
ot 1k9gs1taccord me a hearing through
tn &umns of the american and GG=euc
u tx upon an isolated sentence, and
gne pg It's connection and the subject
nas under consideration, seek 10 excite
tn ere )udice of the -laboring men Of the
\ ort4 by asserting that it contains doc
t-irA fhat it would be better for them to
De pcd than TO be hired by Captain
oth&w words, better that the white labOring
ciaa should be euslayed The sentence
ou lote is as follows, viz: The question
c. is, whether ii i. better for capital to
iesd 10 furnish vour readers with a cor
reel 11rsion OF NV renaark. why did Won
not ore All that | sa,d on that no;ntp-
rh1 sports of extemporaneous speeches
arad xoeriect at best. and very often pre-
sc: storted pictures Of the Speakers
tho
Il ou,bt to surge.t +, f,;r-n;udad
meH4fe propr:ety of alloxinz them the
5en( ( OF al they say On a eiyen ,oInt. in
evelf5ns tance in which their sentiment.
are sde tho subject OF clitic.-ul. beg
TO sGpfly your OMISSION. You say In y.u.
edi1krhRl after the above quoted sentence.
" viii be observed, j. a genera. pro-
posYUh Tie labor he SPEAKS Of j. not
,onA Aned TO The African race and their de-
.cen nSnt-. or limited 10 the Southern
Sat- Ii i the labor OF the white. uisr-
ADD LIZ hereyer and bv who,gso.ye- Der
Tor, d Now. by reference 10 U.atI did
.ay, srespectfu!lv assert that il VIII a.i,y
APP Ethat L was not "a reusr.! prou.-i-
.ionz z$-fhat the labor spoken of f. confined
% tl&I if.can race. and .s -.....ted - the
-he ther. States and J.; at, no refer
sncd q the labor Of the white man
cry nipeFie.ly and meac~T!r by tie
Ne'ys1oFN my i'".E ia-t sheet "...
lot @9 harged VITA l.H't'i..E t. ID Demo
70. - ~.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-22

e;syHul Df-..i.t and igoties.fyU- HfsH St. oifcE
tWuULGSALE AND ELTAlLl
Import-r @; Drugs Chemicals, French t.=niae Fran
.;.. Wf5,- rr-E-. augg>
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Sash, Dsor and Riind Factory.
Spring and Simmer Millinery.
La.SlNe ST., o-s d2u. south of GHso,.s Store
VI y :. 7 \ Il i l. L,

EEA~ removed from The
Z ru.r Df MAJ, and
C..sulbr. =. 10 /,
street. on. door l-.-t .+
g b=on's Furniture >.or-.
where she will open her
new Spring AID Summer
STOCK 90
MILLINERY GOOgS
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II. i Ni.JN NNI-.

Es.}S. EAS.s AE-A.s-tE-@-
NFFICt 5- r.- second story ul S.i-r's ""i'ng near
the iitua Ut."a Residence, East MAJ" street
cas-; Of Eox U.lyrT- aIt3-
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LT77Tg-1--IT-- I---I- ---------'- ----'- T|T-1I.-
Onirr cu l.. Sal, 81 Nat4-DH- iu Freeman.
Beck. CfI-e ho;IS from 90 A. ami - : 1nd
Q Il. ias-'-'-iF
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j. G., ltATEiE,YAY,

DEALER II
All kinds Of PrOdace, sHch Wheat, Corn, OATS IT,
naon.y SEED, dc.
Once and Warehouse, side of Fulton street. for
nerly occupied by W. W. Low. Otta va, Ill.
LIBERAL advances made grain in store. sep3
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-22

Miss FANNY II, EAEL'S
CsseIgjs- s-i'EEa.. s1ss3ss. s.issh!
HIS Library. which has been closed FOR the last few
weeks on account Of sickness, = re-Opened, and
may he visited during each day of the week,
From - fJ II 4 H. aad iron. > 10 / P II.
Over 100 new We 'uWcs late valuable and interest
ing publications have been added o yEe Library.
homeopathic Specifics.
Miss f. has been pCued agent for the sale in this
city Of Humphreys celebrated homeopathic Specifics
the best family sold. They are sold either
ir complete sets in cases, by single vals A book
with plip and full instructions accompanies each case.
orl5 tANNS VI. EARL.
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BUSINESS CARDS


?. : y F.tlfs -
Ato,..e, ~ Ll,c-OHq5cf Ii suite O., H.
ProBrpt attention paid the investigation o! titles
pavr1en OF .vs purchase and sale OF real estate, and
collection OF claims.
RrFERrNCrs:
Clark X Falkrer. Is Wall st y. Y.
g. H. Kcrfoot < Co, o!clgc.
N.P. Irleharl,
Ogden, Fleetwood ( Co,
jun26
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ELECTRO CHEMI Al BATHS
T.. IE. yk& rsDEES.
E.Erge:r sSfsv%BE'a1iss.

t. U. WAN rsDEES.
E:'Eege:c s2iay>Iri5iEl.
,ffcs ORR EiarrUg'> Stare south side Court Notse
ICETAS DORM, with hi> Baths and Medicines. is
pr-par- q all forms ~! Chronic aai cnhati-
tutionaI Discs Iie ,fcctuay draw mercury out
Of the system =vi magica.iy relieve the patient when
suffering rom Salvation and Nercuri Sores, ei-ctinG
A permanent cure Also, in all forms oi Scroin'a,
Rhe tisn, Neuralgia. ErysijslaS SAT- ''Hru in
H-ad Dc,fnrss and ringing in tla CIrarrh Bron
chitis A.thla Consumption il first aHs second stages
Liver Complaint dyspepsia, Piles 'FraN. anu hldiey
Affection. D-yri Zones. Fever Sores, White swell
sng, Contracted Cords S,G Joints. &c, &c cancers
and Tunors successfully cured without the use OF the
knife. jana
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&. /. Y=5R1sPseN.

DEALER
Drugs, Pat.1.t NsIs.saes. I',i4ts. OH., Furnishes,
b9s :. Is. ,cc. &c,
Between Glover & CoHN's ana Ecdtick's Block
a.. =. <aasEE.!s@.
DyuJgisf. Bbaks.iE-r. ANT 1fts.sg.-t,'t0trr IT,
second in Nattiug-s's block, south side the
curt house square
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y. Il J.. ~ All. : +.
tftsyp1g tf5,I .s.srs.rf... Ht Lfgr-D.ft.-r. IN
on e in Post nrc- Ilocs. directly over t- News De
~ md t-NI------ ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-22

GI.Ug!.l: :: coon.
-,.~... .s.y ..'s.
50 rrstt.-- y-tf
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4. c. II I TT T. . ~.
WHOLESALE DEALER Is
Lime, Brick. Hair, stone, Cement.
De-. Dc. e..
OLD WALKER &iIICKLING WAREHOUSE. OTTAWA
would wish to call the attention Of my friends W wbo
wish Lime 20 the fact that selling supe rior
quality at zoe. per bbl Call and see and he satsfi-
for Yourselves Lime that does give perfect
.atisfactiou there will be no charge Tor.
sepS l. Z HAIHE"Af-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-10

United States who disputes the wisdom
and policy Of the proposed work inc
people everywhere are clanorpus for n
That Congress has not taken The re1ui
site action heretofore is due 10 the trick.
cry and intriguing of The politicians at
Washington. who have coutrived 10 NIX
the measure mp with disputes Tor Tho
Presidency, and hamper itwith sectional
questions The narrow-mindcd mon of
the North hsve opposed the adoption OF
the best route, because it ran along a
Southern line of latitude And the South
has never exhibited that union or leal ia
pressing the matter tina. became her.
We hope to see a change in this respect
hcncrforth and as sign. may mention
the adoption OF resolutions urging the
building of the work 10y the Legislatures
of the different southern States. The
bill before Congress provides lor com
PROMISE with she North hy granting To-
the Central route the same privilege AZ
the southern. We may. therefore hapc
it will ho uassel And our delegation
should certainly not be- wauiIus 90 z-1i
lu urriur b.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-10

r.s~ The New Orleans Crescent &c the
25th ult lcarus from a correspondent Of
the louisville Courier that the wheat
crop has been t tally destroyed IN Ken
lucky by the severe cold winter. except
some that was sown very early in the
ason The farmers say that it has not
been bittcn %, but actually torn up by
the roots by the hard freezes, SO that
thcrn is no prospect Of its sprouiing up
again This win work n great hardship
upon the farmers Of that State, rs it viii
reduce them to the necessity Of buying
their flower, and rouder their flower
mills Is reaect aaseue. We are truly
sorry TO learn this, bat as we were
brought up to believe that everything
worked for the best. we will console our
self with the conjecture that it was
a providen,ial disponsation, and await
the result
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-10
rnE MAILS.

u @oky4 A. Kansas, r. n, furnishes us
: IN IT, sshjcincsl statement Of She ARR
s ~ asd departures Of the mails.
unsAGM Mail. via. Shreveport &c, arrives
nenisy. WEDNESDAY,. anil Friday, At . T. VI I
eyasts rsnaAy, Thursday and SATURDAY at o
An
W~tssn Nail via. Henderson. &c, arrive
Neuday. WEDNESDAY, and Friday. at T. ~. :
Aopaa6 Tsss3ay, Thursday and Saturday al o
An.
korthers Mail, VIA, Jefferson, &c, arrives
Tsanv. TI,se~i,y aYj 54taglav AZ \ VI.
Awnsts Assday. Wednesday, asd Friday at =
DsslAen Mail. via, Cartilage. &C. arrives
YGsiny. Thursday. and SATURDAY, 81 7. " /;
Aspasts Monday, Wednesday aud FRIDAY al o
AN.
Ksschi Mail via, Glad Springs, &c, arrives
Tuesday. Thuraiav, and Saturday. q 7 VI {
dspsrts Monday. wednesday, ani Fuday al o
AN.
T1isv Mail. via. Ash Spring, a. arrives
Tm6av THURSDAY and Saturday NJ L ~.
apasss AootAy. Wedncsiay, and Friday al Q
AN.
0iimcs Mail. via. Friendship. Sc. arrives
Tuesday. Thursisv and Ia'ar'lay, a. J. NJ .
departs Mcnlny, Wednesday, aud Friday al Q
A. N.
Port Gallo Mail arrives faaday 1hnrslay
awd SATURDAY. nj 6 T. NJ; departs fasii.
Thsn~lay. aAI SATURDAY, at G I. NJ.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-10

w >'fa WI u - ' . ''f
JOHN n. NEWTON !, a casaaiate fer County
Cierx Hsni.pn e1i-iy At il e3sa.nr iasasi e.g'.
ton
JOHN {. II tRGfs i.a Candidate lar fauatf ifgk
Of Harrison county, a. he cnsiiHa AHfust eifei"1'
BF. FRgDEgicl Il a caa5iiifa fnr Coaaiv clc.S
.. Harrison county. al the ensuing august tla tf1
ALEX ,vpFR WoppAtA candidate OR
Coan,y Clerk a, The cHsHlng AH4if o''sia'
r. ". Y. BOARD Is Candidate IN A's"saor
aad Tax Collector ., the ensa.is August election.
CHARLES g. BEpEIL y Candiiiie fUr As
and Tis Collector - the eusiHag August t'f
Aoa.
q. X. FISHER Is a Candidate f,r hsass'or AVID
Tx Collector IL larri53l e3Iaif ai the easals AR
gust election
C.B DICK ARD ia c,nd tee f1r AeseafHr aqi
Collector Of fas's at tle eafilaf august c'ssi1h.
PNArr HUGHES j. caaldas fr Comfy cagk
ef Harrison county, a the afilns Niflt election.
r. G. BfszI.rY Ia cand.llts iar Chief i4alee 81
H,ffl-or csor'y, at the ousf8r aatut ceatiaH.
w, SLATER I. csni'itts f1f p fisfi an f'e
con.tsbc in Beat ~. s. al the ,is,llf A19 80 clos.
ton,
WILLIAM srkRxEf /. caaiiatie far Constable
In Bsas No. s. a, The ensuing Nuy4a election.
IA HARRIS "a a csnidite Tor Jaste ~ the
rrare In tine Marshall Boat Beat ~. @ at Che Au
gust election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-10

san.- We learn from The New Orleans Delta
Of the 2sih a!t that the Commissioner. Gen.
Foass BaisfoS. sent by Gov Houston. to Wash.
inglon city with important dispatches and doc,l-
meuls FOR the Government, conserving the Mexi.
can foray upon the Texas borders, had arrived
at Washington, and presented Gov. Iloustons
letter 10 the President. The Delta SAYS
The dispatches represent the condition Of at
.nira on ,hr fesian frontiers rs truly dsploable.
and very strongly urges the General Government
To take prompt measures ior sIppna,ihg the out
RACES which ARE constantly being committed
Governor I'oustpns h'i1r intimaies TO the
Administration very plainly lbat il tie General
Government does not take immediate action IN
the matter against Nexico. he shall assume The
responsibility on behalf Of Texas Of ciastisng
Mexico for the ouia.es, which il j. clearly
psosed by the documents forwarded the v 2icau
authorities Of Ms,amoras aud other places v re
party "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-10

Below win be found Secretars -
reply to Senator Pugh, OF Ohio. inval,
the case oi toln Deficits, Auditor a
taWa county. Ohio, who wishes a
port and at the same time To be- AL.
whether he can safely visit bis
mother in the Datohy iiolstcin. H..
is a native of that country. but c,s.
the lnitu,, Stec~ before he had atta,
the age OF 20 years, and was repsi
naturalizcl IN the Court Of en-
Pleas for Ottawa county, Ohio. "a
10th of May, 1859. Although M,
iect to military service at the date a.
emigration, Dctlcfs has been pronou,
a descrter in his abscnce1 by the Il.
ish authorities ; and is appfehensiye
he may hc arrested, fined aud imar,.
ed, OF compelled to serve MS q solle,
case he should return TO his native /,
ANSWER or Mr.. eAss
DgfAHrNENr 90 sfArr, WAsHiNeroS
February /, 1850.
Sir Il have the honor TO aekSa.
edge the receipt Of your letter, and
close for Your information an extra
a letter t. the Minister of the ~
States ia Berlin. dated JHly 25th i
which explains the views Of this Cow,
ment concerning tia' rights % Amefs
citizens abroad, and from which i "
not depart Il is proper to remark M,
Mr. Ernst. upon tie representation Of
Minister Mr. Wright, was discbar.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-10

Omar toNflAGg trIoN At DAvvlfi.s KY
The correspondent Of the Cincinnati CONNER.
cial, furnishes the following particulars Of the
late fire at panville, KY;
The FIRE was communicated from the
private residence Of Professor Mattho va.
The Court House Bai,crton House. thrce
churches, Adams express office, aud all
tile most valuable part Of the town was
destroyed Loss. $1,000 600 or over.
About halt Of the buildings were iusur.
cd
Mr. J A Biken, icwclcr. had his store
Insured for 5000 not over two hours be-
fore il was burnt"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-10

CoTroS We take the following statement Of
the cotton market from the Saturday edition Of
the New Orleans Picayune Of the 3rd inst
Yesterday again but few buyers came for
ward and the sales reached barely 5000 haes
bat to-day, with still easier prices, some ! 3 500
bales have chaased hands. making a total for
the Teek OF T. 900 bales, the marie, closing uu-
seitlgda and irregular We reduce car figures +
a ssc. for the grades below Middliue, and now
quote as follows; Interior 5faGle Ordinary
I4tai3 Good Ordinary ii0fs "a Low
Mddling aieal0; Middling ioieCail Good
Midiling II 3Aai2; .Mdding Fair l2isCe
l23t; Fair Ia
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-10
4 ,ysros aEruDraTED BY THE ApaisisIAA'
TON

\ late nafnher o. TIE "@fiihs'''
ton rcplbl'shs~ ,he state ''z'''eS '''''N'''' w
on ions'ons s'a'h '4f'"n' ia,s''ss, "''' "
s'snacant fap'' g "''' e'naae''''' 'aA' ~
tbs. only hS''sa t'S'a q ''s H''''s' " -
gan OF The NAm.a'''''a u snow = ,,'' ''''
ils assertion o. houston '''''''. '"''
Ell iae sympathy eon'' .le' "''' ''''
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~. - 49,, c,,5.l,,r and that
II. a.. Sind ,'a..-an
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JEW FNt .ttt"" t#ift't '.' 10 '''
dsntai contest he bad ssaiaed Mr. a'mofrt
and had assured iha 'ria''l' OF Fremont ia' 'hs
election ofaifcesai' ife.'du' woa'd no' fni4.g'5
che stability Of the t.a.n That iha} cal. q o.
IGNITION to tbe ehaastr o. teman who ver 'p
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-10

SHOOTING. I'VE learn from the Shreveport South
Nrstrrs d Wednesday last that rencounire
~, place on Friday. the 2nd inst. between Il
NJ. Mooring and Mr. Daniel Smith both Of
wAoa reside in Cadio Parish. MIR. nooring
shot Ms. Smith. who died short time afterwards
iron IT, c0bcts Of The wound he received
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-10

II ASliiNHtnN, req - IN VI" 'fi'd'''
post office committee are maturing
tor changing the whole postal scr
ta between the Atlantic and i'ae'nc
States The bill c1ntcmpiales abolish
ng all the isthmus routes aHd pIoNle'ns
daily overland mall, starting nom di'.
|,fvgr
? Ia fine house today three more unsuc-
crs~tnl ballots were taken for printer
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-10

~. The annnuncemu, Of nr T. A llir
ri. a, candidate Tor justice Of the Peace was
inadvertently omitted in our previous issue. T.
will he found in the prcseai number Of the r.
publican.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-10
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD

l,su the New Orleans Crescent OF Tue
25ih ult. IL is certainly one of the most
powerful and convincing arguments IN .
favor of "a Pacific Road that we have .
ever read. AMI cannot fail to have ito
cuuyietmg effects upon every candid an-
biased mau that will take time 20 sit .
down aaa read j., calmly and d'spassiou- .
aicly
The Crescent says
oWeuoijee that Nj Fish, Of this city
has introduced ia the House resolution
calling upon our delegation 80 Congress
to use thrir utmost cxrrt.'ns and iuin-
cnce to Secure llc passage 90 thu Ptr,uc
Railroad hili lately alluded f. boy rs.
This action meets oar hearty c4mmguia-
tiou. aud il is to hr hoped that the resa-
lrtion VIII he maum tsiy adopted bY
the legislature u IS admitted ou at
hands that the Pacific Railroad Is a ae.
ccs.itv uf The TING wo Hvc jn whether
rc-anl.l m commercial, p4Nucll or
military point ul view ID ls work
p.aaly Indicated ly the geographical
seeaf#Iiou at twp Fteat SECTIONS go! eHf
national territory aul u'wl>e man can
hope O. maintain % permanent political
uuiou between the two. unless some e'7-
scr connection De- furnished than now eN-
ists Ihr States on Che Pacific a. pres
cut occupy the position ef dependencies
or distant colonies To their sisters on the
Atlantic Tine Union cnicrs ou them
$50 substantial political benefits. In time
Ut peace the Federal Government does
nothing for California aud ~ case that
Government is involved iu a war with
naval roweg uu matters oi policy about
which 'hc Pacific coast 10 aI. probability
would have uo concern. tae Pseillr ~ial'~
would boz afforded ua protection wHaicv-
~ against attack.
Will present facilities for transport
inc troops, -3llcl, eenIl met te g4t ~
California, ia pmr # war, 80 hess thu'
six miuths after thay eet ont 90 cross
the plains aal bfale luW tima thf tl-
,..- and towns 900 iae Pacific could Fl"
all humhrlaJ aad rr'urei, and The
Whole land Laid uuies Tribute tf aH H
yajer How, .ltu can iuc Fedora. ''7v.
rumeul cspest ,' retain tH1so States
pclmaucutiy uule,s 10 Is by tu' c'n'
slrueti1u ut thosn means of rapid cam
muuica'iun and facilities for uAusp'rla-
ton that ARE needed 10 tie Tia se two eN.
frfuc- of the Continent together Ihr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-10

M N"''''' VIZ "''''' ''' ''"'"''- ''N
notice at The instance Of our as sor and collec'
tor Mr.. &. X Fi.hcu iu ord.r lhl, the tax pay
..., ........... ,... II :,
usual pia''' '' 'oNNi' ''f iln purpose Oh render
Ine an inventory 81 th.ir taxable property ga
the l,N directs.
NJ. .,p.,-...,,.,
,sco ,. Z" ...' -l'.''., ''''''''l ''
ir .V ao'' o,no,, ,, , y w. WV ~
iiN''. ''H e.'". ' ll '''"' ',''it us'',
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-10
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE


'""'"1
"rirffins tn'a ia'l' 81 INV
zap ~ stage t' HhfeNeF''" ~ '''' I''
cut condition Ell ile r''''. Wy 49,
idi'n7 Were AMY '''''H
wing ai i"e depa'' ''"'' 70 ''''''.
lHd'.s an' F'"''''"'" : '''''. '' ''''''
drsi -el i'F J"n''''''e anu ''''''s '' '''
l1hf terminus ct iA' t''u' Ife'' " ''
quite quantity '' cotton at '.'' d" ~
shall depot H''''' s'Vi''' ,'''" 81"
fifteen hundred ""' TWO .''''' ''',' '''''''
and " considerable "e''''.' '''''
every nl"r' station %" '.'' ''.'''''
TIE Day was l''' '..' ''. r.,
e'nsl''I'' ~ 'l'N' I'VE '''i
new l. como''Y'' S''' II ,0s''' ="
exceedingly thr 'h'' '' '"'s'
THAT .ouud Il mn'' mono '-i.''' ~
r0do bohind l' ioan did To t.l,
Ola sam 10 Tie s''''''"'e'''' '
test
'H
interest TO a. 7a'"'y' ana "'''" '"'E '''
Weuy and fascinating D. '7 m'e" N''i'
s' do not know how IL Is WIN We
majority of mon, Iul ! lecl sometimes
'i6c Byron wien joe wished That p.
mao"lnd had bni 9aa rosy m''''.
What Is more innocent and eA4O'-'.s'F
beautiful than swcel e"' lnsl Nefs'hf
in,o "omanh'od, combining %" t'e name"
loss sf'ces OF ner sex ln' '"o''' IN
sisted that should ''"s '"e" "s'''e'
iu' return oi candy itom '"' 'o'''i'
'ity "hicu PROMISED i"t''i'".'l To
d. aud 81 course snail expect d "'.ls'
"' 'bah"s Va ''e literary u'''a' o' " '''.''
onc oil taese Tar l''tai7 Is - "' ''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-10

-. The Shreveport South Western say Che
river is rising slowly opposite tia, place
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-10

A.s3e he advertisement Of the steamer
Eliza into.days issue
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-10
GOV. HOUSTON AND THE FRONTIER


II seems that GOV. Houston has got h's
bead 50 fuN of Mckee. anl ol schemes
o. establish protecluraie over that
leludei and God firsaSen coa4try, that
D.. has entirely forgotten Texas, aud ihe
lcspoas biliiy That rests upon him o.
D.s,5-a-r Tive state Gazette cducs tf
ns . 9l.d with ncsh Indian dcprela-
tions and murders. ava v.i'h the proceed
uss oi public meetings bald .u d''rre.t
tounf-s. pc'itauue ard praying ihe
.xecutiye To furnish ibem o'd and assis-
lance iu protecting ,heIr wives and chJl-
dren. and their property from the out
rsgcs and murders committed upon them
hy the red demons The blood 90 tae
murdered cries unHl fram tAe ground
fog revenge and redress Yet. 0'l sum
as hc IS iamailluy called, sits back ia
the Gubcuaiosh chair. diminishing of
Mexico no doubt. and snys o. yan
are 10 blame yourselves for 'Le i'Hrr
1ati1u- committed by the red mau sou
must bring 'b.m into sutieefu ~
pay ing them taeir crular annuit.e .al
Kind treatment. aud not by tic saur
crack IT Lac t.le" Wei. perhaps .ueH
sentiments are eangcual with his iret
ing toward the red sconndrels hut the
people a Texas. especially those huYe
roufiersmcu. the men who elevated lm
10 bis present high position, are not 81
ing o. brook such treatment much ICES
ger
# tbis is ilie policy that is to charac
tcrizc GOV lIoustou's Gubcfuatorial ca
rccr we think that at The expiration al
biz term Of office. that bis words. that
the people If Texas would come to theH
srnsc-.a viii be verified aud that 10
could not rails, a corporal Ena.4
We Introduce the following statement
from VI TAos j Moore. q citizen 81
coryell county which we take from ibe
state Gazette To show the manner IL
which llfosc who apply to him for as-.a
tanoc ale treated Nj. Moore was O
warm supporter OF Gov. liousions II
the late canvass. and as be- very Justly
says, could have no motive in doing hiu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-10

The population Of Baltimore is about
200 900 that of Boston abou, o29 600