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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08
CPLENDID DRY GOODS.

chDNCAH1 VIM Icsos
A. fEkkfNs COS. SS No III f'ia Es.is $50 s...r..
Rich si.k Robes at ssO SIS and go. worth ss
Eseh French pslsine Robes. at halfprice.
frinted French Deaines. at cost.
Valentias, Popiins and Poll neehevrss. las
Table Damasks, Napkins and Towel,nys
Larre stock Long and Square Wool Shawls, at
Long Black Wool and Merirc shawls.
Black Velvet and Slack Cloth clo.ls, marked
Large stock ioa. III and is-a Bed Blankets. At
o,roo yards has. English and American rr,nss. At
Rich Tfimmed Lace Sets. 4 plvVa
Rich French W".l ed Musl;n and. Camhric Ssas.
Lace BeIthas and Capes, at cost; "a -.
PERKINS 4. I GSi' iei f::I. G::e is;s;:;, s:::;;,,.
I GOODS AT HucTioN PRTcEs.-JosEfH
f G's and below s.os cost Come es:
Pints at and cts; the best, ards at q; Meus
lines plan and isuss., e half their ysss; .li
where as y; Domestic G!nsha.s and ss loo sS:s1
the noney: Coz finest csaSIe ' Bands. % rom SC.
cost: Ladies' Black and Coiored id Gloves fosNX
f at Hd fesu .
brown shirtinS and sheesns; Fiannsls; Exssn:to3
shnrs r & % % s L
b' and boy wear &c.. ut prices that will satis-
' every '?a, JSsaPa 'aii fsf sFsausEs. No. Main t.
sse % ;s rs. y s.s.s:s s,e:S Ss;ss q;
q; ss cents = wolsS " ssS'; M .s ii rs.:: ssS
Bands ~ cents; Masssilss Shirt BNsoSnS, viii Coi.
lar and WrIsshaEds to match. only 1k eeats. hssd:
Hoop stut. al mos. sp, price; Whits Gs,SSssss g
% cents g. n xd lac: ;s y rent Ccssess e H
lars at IS cents. w.stH q sH any ds.cn,ssss 81 Of
goods Tor party dresses; cross ,rimniaSs ae Aalf
s Stafnss o EfBss Bsssr fsd s1
the Goods must be sold - tloss that want % set
the sort Of D;hsr =
CEILING OFF AT AID BELOW COST,
PsITMayE krs rs
is: At s.d below cost. ! an dei9.minsd g sless
q. Isrs. .ass e ire Ms.:eI'!.s 6a:l:: Llsss:.
know vii! be to the intArsst os ps,soas wasliqg
such Goods to give ne ssIi. n thsI. ARE @ =
anee Of last sprIpx's stock. which | vail So =
s'''' '"'''a'e', 0lv' NJ tkfiaT'rfELnoarsx.' fa'rf
1e Brosd e.. betwees - sad ssh.
IA. OBJ 4; 10y, aea:er in Fess.sr esl Do
lowest '"ep cas-" p,icss H""sssssers - % skosE sivs
LEVY call before purcLas.ng sheis ssppls de-
@ s Sc ,sss G Il: % &: T.. : & s s
e: s:s WI s:.,ss s.S;s:
settles Quilts. .6ne Bed Blankeas: l'ish L0eas,
s!easasd sad uc.esensd c..tan: To,.ia.. 6in:
S'Sd: Ss sa;s % 80 70 ksls
KHHMOND EEkI!LlzkKs.-Bsssass's :
aisui.isd ilaan" and Bone Dust. We 3 =. Is:ys !.
c.l attention to the above articles, ssi viSS 50.
science r. rrsccTms nd them 70 the farmers of he
woMBIE { cLAlBoRNE, 10. j, R,.,l =.
RlLLlNG'A WssSs1aa1 L = =
enc cso.,c Ct D'iMss:; Ma:s:; 3
s''''' :. NJ T. ~ Il: &C.,,
) ! ,Bc.dsaa1 y Aia.ssis s sisss !,;sS sss
Importer 4 ss! Ss::| =: 4 ys:;!:; ::ss.
HAVING 4OAP.-GaesajriS SS151vs{s1
~. CsAsv'as soal; also, q: ss1t seRsiRl clSilss
Nos Nsis sssSsa S;i Il ! -.
KEnOsENE OIL r. - q $3.50. ~
"A mot sncks Without ~ dlaesfeeah'easss. ed
'''r. y ~iSSSEa ~ ss b:s::,:.s ::sss g: =.
Bc.x,.s., .,s9 kSH = xSs ll.s. .slfl q s'1VE. ~.
' .:'' III u SfsS: AZ /. ts4Sr . v....A1s.
CS.:sXyse. G s.. e -. sAs ssIsE s's ~ .:s
'''.'' - .lss''R .sis' 4 : ssAsd5 4 a. ~
bEEyynEEY, ~. O. fsS;a's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08

1ferehants' and Traders Bask is the name Of
a new monayed institution about to be inau-
gurated in jefferson Ward somew here between
1itk and 18th streets. We understand thai a
large number of capitalists have already de-
cfared their readiness to take stock in this III.
stitptiop, believing as they do that the east.
enders are entitled to bank. If it gets tile
business OF traders aud other capitalists in
that part of the city, il will be APT TO control
a lar ge proportion Of the Sou, ,hern and Norlk-
ern exchange brought TO Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08

Disord,r,y.-Andrew Ray made his appear
ance before the Mayor yesterday, to answer
the charge of being drunk and disorderiy In
the First Market the day kefore. After heayipG
the e ideEce Of ihe clerk OF the market, An
drew was held to bail for his better behavior
in the future.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08
rA-rbc Grra, Virginia Remedy. and ~.

rs-rhc Grra. Virginia Remedy. and nc
r. .srG.-- kTERS' lHfALI4IDbE REMEDY
toR 6ufNR4ti'iA. AND ALL SECRET DIS
fA~tS.-Ths s-eat American remedy. contain
aa an Mer1lrial IT Ba st,nIc properties, e1ceis
ever h.n. leTe-ofoFc red the public. in its
fstts, fesinT.t.re, and reroyatlng powers: and
ite redoai world are astori shed when to!o that
"a. a1sy" - hed5 viii cure ie above diseases, and
G lisuliaa shcn they have ocular demons.ra-
~, ni the facts. But the proprietor. who has
fso oi 'Ae remedy for twenty odd years, has
tHD-.r II case at twenty Years standing to he
eS.n Ai 10 perfect health. and all other cases Of
sg5r.rJ duration To te restored without a single
exc ptan, and therefore CHALLENGES any case Of
61r .frqqa which the remed, will not cure, PRO
ysr' Ire directions are carried OUT with prudence
or ne part ol the patient; and any one purchasing
h.' dozen bottles, and us.Eg accordingly, IN his
ef asf cnst he TuaTantees r perfect cure; and in
essf q failure, Will furnish additional medicine,
lee oi charge, to complete the cure. through his
ssel a, and cure viii be effected without incou-
feAlfI5s ~ the natient. Sold 10y
ApFERSON Il DUPUY, Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
.rssm' No. 2ol. Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08

Pages Vtnns, said to he n painting Of rare
merit, is or cxhihition at Mechanics Institute
Hall. Connoiseurs in the fine arts will visit
il. and form their own opinions. A hasty
glance has satisfied ms that IL will become very
popular both in this city aud farther South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08

Careless Ttadisg.--A poultry dealer in the
First Market was summoned before the Mayor
and nned IS for selling two unsound turkeys
to two his customers. The trader himself
may not have known that the deceased Gob-
lers were rapidly decaying, end in that event
the punishment was sufficiently great but
where the fact is established that unsOund
food Of any kind 10 sold, the seller knowing II
to be unsoupd, he should not only b fined to
the extent Of the law, but should never be ne Z.
mitted to cell ia the markets again.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08
rur srrstryaLTy OF uEN.

g Rico COUNTY, hereby ann.q1nce :,
,ts,f q candidate for tue above "hee' shouI' !, -
~. .ts Measure Of the voters to elect me- shsii
~ Ger eratctal. md viii use every ehertton 10
.~-e the duties thereof taithiali. and lmrar-
q "a so~lul'l JACOB s. ATLEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08

Sostk<vw Byoons.--The North Carolina In.
stisuts for the Deaf and Dumb and the Bliud.
brooms, in opposition to the Yankee makrrs.
ard are getting up an article sufYlcientIy gocI
for ailpurpos~s. Aessrs. john n. C3Ofsion y
Soa. the agents fol- the sale In this cay. havs
= snt ~ sample Of the article, and win faI.
prices. 6s- =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08
tn TIE VOTERS OF HENRI.

= co COUNTi.-Bs the advice oi my
f-.,.-ss and in accordance with nv own WISHES, !
s1.,.atnrr myself candidate for the "thcc OF
SHlgIFF OF HENRICo COUNTY and so.ici'
tsnr suffrage. Al the State election III MAY next.
a. gnsrsntre f,r the faithful performance of
TIE tu,ies If the office. refer on n All Wh" Know
me fnr me ,ns nner IN which those duties nave een
pc srr,uled during Che past th'ee ears iha' H"'e
,..tet as denut, for the present shern
-; ez,r. GEO. u. PLEASANTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08

In for a Mnss--Jo ohn r. Charlton, Thomas
Griffi tbs and William w. Dues berry we're b.
fore the Mayer yesterday, tor rioto0s auA dis.
orderly conduct At Simon Steinline's, aud IOF
breaking a set of castOrs. Too much ~laGDS"
they went in for q muse. The Mnyov. oftor
hearing the evidence. reprimanded The PAR.
ties, and then held them to bail. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08
LOCAL MArTERe

Strange Coin.-On the 18th Of January last
Gen. Delza. from Soath America, was robbed
whilst In Charleston. 8. c., OF &t7. .e, In money,
jewels, &c. Among the coin stolen were O., ,6x,
in Spanish reals, the coinage OF 1859, and said
to be the first lot of thrt date ever seen in
South Carolina. The roLbary, rs a matter Of
course, attracted the attention. II brokers ard
bankers, and boi h here and eleewh here sharp
look ont was kept to detect, ii possible, any
one concerned in the theft. On Saturday last
q nre looking stranger, speaking only the
spanish language. applied To one OF our bro
kers TO exchange fifteen pieces Of gold coin.
similar TO that lost, and as he could not make
himself clearly understood, and seems to know
no one here, he WAS at once snspected of being
engaged in the robbery of Gen. Ee;xa. Wi,ii-
out betraying his suspicious, The broker sent
for two of the police, put them upon the track
Of the stranger, and then dispatched q message
to Charleston, informing gentleman there Of
all the circumstances here, ard describing the
appearance Of the suspected party. In the
meantime, the policemen kept the Spaniard
continually in their eye, dogged him wherever
he went, saw all he die, and, in fact, became
his shadow, every moment expecting the lele-
graph TO say 70 them. take him into custody
he is the robber-the General will be Oh in the
next train to identity the robber and the
money" Throughout the evening the time
dragged heavily, every minute appearing an
hour. and yet no message came. at length
the magnetic fingers began TO move Charles
ton was announced-then came the oninous
words " the man you describe is no less Eer-
son than Gen. Uelza him, ELF, in search of bis
lost treasure" OF course the officers gave mp
their watch and hat right the General took
stsxe cHSsssesSV s0n, Hsssr thinking for
moment that he had been sns spected, and dog
ged, and tslegraphed, and described as the man
who probably got his booty and fled.
Besides the gold cola stolen Were 81 500 IN
ten and twenty pound notes on the Bank of
England, nine honorary decorations, consist
Ing Of eros e, jewels, etc, valued at $1,000,
two heavy gold watches valued at $3.50, two
diamorg rings worth $500 each, and coilec-
tiun of cid aud rare coin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08

SaafordS Star Troupe are Low amusing
the masses at Metropolitan Hall, with their
fine vocalism. amusing burlesquee, aud
spicy jokes. Brodpr Bones has lost nose Of
his ecceE .ricites. and can therefore make him
laugh who Eeyer laughed before.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08

Let OF.-ThOmas Lynes was arraigned b.
fore The Mayor yesterday, to answer the
charge of ASSEMBLING aud beating John Laery
and his wife but as the difficulty between the
parties had been amicably adjusted, the Mayor
dismissed the case. rs6t y 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08
NJ Grand Virginia Discovery. ..Som,

nt Grand Virginia Discovery. ..Soms
f,,r H. .ntas since, cur excellent townsman,
s.rgrkL fzKg'EI., informed us that he had
,,cr4r.i a bar restorer with which he NHs ex-
t,a,..eutl4sGpan MS own head. whose top was en-
f-o4 tqld. We saw MN Two days SINCE and or
10 1,q. q so h1d four months s,nce hne crop oi
L.r t4s srfuIg up with q Nis'wnus growth. Sc
iced : ,lr. + Zsb I'll OF TIE efficacy Of his dis
.--,t ,-,t he mas aaued it"FHE h lNFAILIRLE +
TtrtF.IA HAib ESTOR Err Mr.. +. is
s.l5i u-ql .Lto an extensive mana tacture OF an
e-,-r l,h il destined 10 prove Of ANXIOUS in.
t,,,s' :, nur taid pated friends.FTDpl kscani oaa
flasD.r. Dff l2ts, 1863.
IT'S famous article san now he had 1i the prIn-
eft DfGs sfs. These persons to desire a inns
hsse ri bar. nave 0nt tn use the restorer accord
~ 3, printed directions on the bottle. Those who
mo aus doubts q! us efficacy. can have them
uioyad T. Shnr, time. hs using the VIRGINIA
HAIR RE>TuRFR lNFAJLIBLE, proving tina,
tn NJ fasf It e claimed 10 he.
4 .ssae depot .or orders. 60 Main st.
4. EZEKIKL.
RIcHMox;A Nov. IA, 1859.
l. Y. EZEKIEL, take oath on the Holy Bible,
ina have heen bald fer the past II years and
bsys restored NV hair by USING EZEkIEL'S VIR-
GINA HAIR ktSTORER
NAPHrALI EZEKIEL.
Tt!sdf, syofE tc before ne. by Naph-,l, t.ze-
kei. Jos. MAYO,
~ t-i,n Mayor al hi,hihund.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08
TEGa9S or AITHNF10iN'

:. 1Aenf,e-BsseAs ef N. n. Bsfisy-S1e ~.
..s sSstmSnee stthe Thsaty0 to-ntG6t - ~ toeena
~. oi mat deseFvediv popular oeeo9 Wooeo
m.n., = At the head of lhis n0tlee-tne ~o1A
,",nr,. oi the company. While eetoy1o8
rnn., trnra,.rny seldom attaiued by playsss'a - ear
~. MT. bailey evideptiy tuten1goo1 -
,,i'.sd "a =, Ias % Ill tho house, but ~. .hqDeg.
,,.a .,.hs ~ sscsre aad reward the atteud eo oG
.ne puDlie oy orc II the Hnest entersaio o6onSD
VIC nave ever seen ANNOUNCED on o. tHGnAri.
Cal OIL. Ihat touching and. = I'm vsslI aoeeA
unaPplcacnao!e speciality Of tha Arnnno'
Grandfatner Whitehead Il the 0,,~S 49,
and as ia chief and indeed tire ~ ,srsss -r~S
on the point OF Baiiey's character. ve -. M
il will be vel. rendered. The charHin~ .o.s"
dy OF sheep in VOLTS C!sthing.r III an"sHS~
piece, and in 1t The ftvorites of The runsic ~
exceilently cast. Next We have tbe s3Isnee
at New York" with that nm failing attrne,Ion.
a first appearance" by ~ young genslemmu cf
this city !" the beneflc ary playing Moes. UucA
an eriainment, aHoYding ~ Il does amuso.
ment for all tastes, and an opportunity " tss-
Afyiiig our appreciation for a clever and pop
ular artistic, cannot and will not fail 70 secure
full and, let us hope, crowded house. s.Tl
The friends VI those estinable youne an15ee.
the Miss Wrens, will be glad to know thAttAsy
had Z; house full cf their admirers on Monoay
night. Tho Doom Of Devi!lc. IL Is to b hoped,
Is irrsvocable, tor neither the acting Of theao
chalm ming young ladies nor the efforts Of ~
rest VI the company were able 10 save IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08

Prnf. Lore intends to astonjsh all who visit
rare powers vi yentriIoqu uism aad his wonAer.
ful feais Of legerdemaiu. lie IS said TO b
equal to any man In his profession that has
ever visited the South, aad from the htghcou1.
elsewhere. must indeed be the prince Of wis
ards. See him by all means, II you Wish -
spend a pleasant hour in witnessing the slight
of hand r+s5 -ts@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08

.D,sspepsia, the most auuoyi1H and
sfks,,ass afiic'lon known u society can never
rifreahuus 'ne assaults 0! BAKERS PREMIUM
he ~ iof they isy hold upon the liver, stir up
IT. 10 NE .ste juices. and insisorats the msnd
% IN 80 that complete revolution Is effect
eses as entire inner man. and al impurities are
ihsss A. expelled. Those who suffer should use
fs,s.9t'sfs' and get relief
sae sss ., al Drsssists IN the city Of Richmnnd
!. sld,ss.hefe 70 ylr,iu Orders pyomptly 6llsd
Va '''aS t. BAKER, propriet0r, RishweLd,
10 z3~ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08

1u0rs AppticatioaS.--The I shCemakers Of Mas.
sachusetts are on the move and many OF them
are anxious to visit sold Virginia shore" aud
here take up their abode If they can find en-
ploynient by SO doing. We published letter
Yesterday, from an in telligeDt cordwainer in
Lynn, who signed himself white slave TO the
shoe manufacturers of thar place, asking US
10 secure for him situation III the Chester
factory soon as 1t is established. Yester-
cay mornings mail brought us other letters
from shoemakers of the "O!d Bay State," So
Letting employment; and as the writers APP
pear TO be honest men, anxious to better their
situations, and to get rid of the whining IA
natlcS aronnd them, that can see their own
race forced to labor for eighteen hours per day
without raising their hands to help them,
while their crocodile tears and loud prayers
are continually poured out for the freedom of
the happy slave of the South, we will do what
we can to aid them. Good, honest mechanics
deserve encouragement every where, but the
wonder 10 us Is, that they do not turn upon
the hypocrites tha. cry for the slave and yet
grind them TO the earth, and crush them ont
of existence.
The Ladies' Fair, now being held at the Me-
chan!cs' Institute Hall, is II most attractive
place az which 10 spend ar idle hour The
tables are loaded with fancy ard useful articles,
all handsomely arranged and attractive ana
the retres department abounds iE every
thing that the appetite can wish. This FAIR
as our readers are aware. is for the benefit Of
81. Ioseph's Orphan School, and deserves a
liberal support. Every reader is interested in
providing for The orphan children OF the city
who, but for the asyIums pre- arcd for them
By the hand of charity, wo uld be turned loose
in the streets, to grow up in misery and want,
ialeness and vice. or, perhaps, TO starye an die
Will any one refuse them a crumb of bread
or place of lodging! Will not all say, they
should De cared for in their helplcssnes and
all, then, who sympashiZe with the orphans,
give this Fair 4 liberal support,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08

.s1As! oems Of Art, and PeraraIis worth sc.
.sst, s',s ksepins. are the PHO fO0RAPH6 oi
ae.osrs.sn In OIL and water colers. sxecsted q the
Ms u7fa,e al as snd Fine Art ballsry of u. w. MIN:
snc copied and ENLARGED 70 -sisp. ii de-
sa.a pHq,TdI1se,ycn; TdIs,cn; Also. AMBROTYPEg IN
'''e Of the art. no executed IN the nisssss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08

Tive nsv nSpabaican aisisf iRptleS Of Iowa \
n spxirttua1is aad IL n sseaao9 e.nt - hee -
saitie 81 1teah aek for the ssssrttoA ef sAttse
W. ohQutan
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-12

TINS MaRaoS Massacre The hlcached
remains of the cmierant party massacred
at the Mountain Meadow, IN Utah, have
been collected into single grave, and a
stone monument, conlcal IN form, fifty
feet in height, now marks the spot where
they rest This is surrounded by a
cross Of red cedar. twelve feet helgh, on
which /. carved the following inscription
--" Vengeance is nine, will repay,
saith the Lord On the base of the
mountain stands granite slab. into
which are cut the words -" Here l2o
men. women. and children were massa-
cred in cold blood, early in September,
1851 They were from Arkansas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-12
MARSHALL. UNIVERSITY.

'HiIE exercises of this institution will be re-.
II sumcd on Monday next, September 9th
In the short time that has elapsed since the
appointment Of the President a, the CLOSE Of the
last term it has been impossible TO engage teach
ers, and have them nj their post at the very com
monccmcnt OF the session.
Negotiations are now pendiqg Ia place IN
every department gentlemen Of high dualiiica
iions and we-htted both by education and "a
percnce To I'LL their positions.
No pains or expense shall be spared to make
this institution one OF the first in the South West
Full particulars will be given in future ad
yerti-,mcnt + :. BASS,
sept 10 1859 -52tf President.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-12

Tur F,rHEa os Wsrsss~-A writer re.
icrrlng to the vastncss Of the Mississip.
pi River, says 1t extends 800 milcs
from the frozen regions Of the North to
the sunny South, and with the Missouri
river Is 1900 miles in length II would
reach from New York across the Allan
tic Ocean or from France to Turkey and
the Caspian Sea. Its average depth il
10 feet, and its width hall q mile. The
floods are more than months travel
from i,s source to its delta. The trsp-
pcrs can exchange the fnrs Of animals
caught by them ON the Upper MISSISSIPPI.
pi for the tropical fruits gatl,crsd on the
banks below The total valss a the
steamers ailoat on Tho river and IL tsit-
u,arils. is more than toO TOO 900. NOM
hering 1000 boats, more than twice The
steamboat tonnage Of England. ltdrsins
an area Of l,S00. 900 square miles, and
washes the shores Of - powerful states.
In one single reservoir st Lake Pep;W
between Wisconsin aud Minnesota, 1,6oo
miles from the ses, The navies of ~
world might safely ride at anchor.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-12

ffFgcr or TIE csNscs or 1850 - The
\. \ Times makes an elaborate and cali.
did showing Of the effect Of the census
OF this year On the representation Of the
several States IN Congress 1t figures
that the States which will lose represeu.
tativcs are Alabama |, Connecticut |.
Georgia |, Kentucky 3. Massachusetts |.
North Carolina | New York 3. Oaio
Pennsylvania g. Rhode Island / South
Carolina :, Tennessee /, Virginia ,, Yer.
mont l. The States which will gain
representatives are Illinois ) Indiana
|. Iowa I. Michigan ?, Missouri !, Texas
3, Wisconsin ? The other States will
stand 80 they are. The Times sums w
the remarkable facts as follows:
| All the old and large States Of the
Union, without exception, lose ground
relatively, aud most OF them positively
, The South loses ground largely the
new State Of Texas having sive-iold the
Territory of the old States. and living
West Of the Mississippi, is the only on.
that gains 3. The only part Of the
Union which positively gains is the
Nurlawcst-Missonri being properly in.
cludcd IN tina, 7. The Northwest posi-.
lively gains Is representatives aud 2
senators in Minnesota ). The slave
States lose ! representatives and gain
I, being a positive loss Of !. The free
States gain IA and lose l0.-bcing =
positive gain Of I. with I senator's ia
Minnesota and Oregon The admission
Of Kansas and Nebraska, which will
speedily happen, will add , RI rcscn,S.
,ivcs and Senators to the same side.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-12

\sla.noRs WORM lIawvG The La
Grange Geo Reporter of the 18th re
cords the following
On Saturday afternoon last Mrs. Z
+ Mallory's residence. FIVE miles south
west Of this place, together With kitchen
and all the out.houscs, except negro
cabin. was burned To the ground. The
ucighbors. we learn, have combined and
have nearly erected new buildings foI
Mrs NJ. furnishing her with the mate
rails with which 10 build. and doing the
work themselves We understand that
ON Monday and Tuesday last there were
between fifty and one hundred hands EN-
ployed ia replacing Mrs. Ms loss. Such
ncightors are worthy TO be honored
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-12
TEACHERS & PARENTS
Books. Books. Books.

lust received and for sale by G. G.. GREGG
- n Co.. the largest and mos, extensive stock
ever brought to Marshall Of school aud Mi-ccl.
laneous Books. Fools cap and letter faprr,
Transcript Paper, Note Paper Envelopes, Inks
~lats Pencils Pens, 6c &C including all ar
ticl,s 10 the Stationery line.
our stock Of School Books is large. and en-
braces nearly a th book. used IA the high
schools Of East Texas. to which We pariicu.
larry invite the attention Of Teachers. Parents,
and Guardians \ liberal deduction made on
all orders from Teachers.
Inv ls1g
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-12
VI. DOpPLENAYER 4 BRO.

HAVE just received large and elegant stock
IL oi staple and fancy groceries. to which they
invite attention.
They have also on hand a choice supply Of
cakes &c.
Their bakery is much improved They nre
prepared 10 hll my order for fancy cakes con
&ctjouarie., &C., tor parties on one or two day.
notice
Sor North side of Public square