davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-26

THE NEW CouSrY The project for a new
county, to be formed out of Knox, Greene
Sullivan, and Daviess, seems to have been
killed, for the present, at least. We believe
but one county (Greene) has thus far been
able 10 carry out the necessary prehminaries.
There is strong and apparently irreconcila-
Bile feeling against the movement in the
other counties interested.-V Vin San.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-26

Be- We see by the Petersburgh Reporter
that Maj. A. L. Robinson, of this city,
makes political speech to the people of
Pike county to-day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-26
PhiIadelphIn nIarket.

PHILADELPHIA, March 24th-Flour dull
and declined 125c. Wheat very, dull.--
Corn dull with declining tendency vel.
low 7l@72. Provisions firm; mess pork
IS 25@18 so; lard steady at Il912,--
Whisky dull at 234.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-26

3 ,PRoxIDENcEy March "a -M-Ther alleged
murderer of Capt. Burr of the IsIip oyster
vessel, was arrested last night. Detective
officer George Neyin, with Capt Smith, an
attache of the New York Tines assist
ed by George Billings . OF 1.-The Rrovi-
dence police, arrested at the house James
Butts, near. Lockwotten House, man by
the name of Alfred ". Hicks, who is
charged with three murders on board the
sloop 4. E johnson of Islip. Hicks halls
from Foster in this State, where he says he
has six brothers, farmers. His wife, an
Irishwoman, and child II months old, are
with him. He came here from Fall River
on Thursday morning, and took board with
a respectable widow lady named Crowell,
who occupies part of Mr.. Butts house.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-26

New ORLEANS, March %, p. M.-The
steam schooner ITrginia -Antoieette has ar
rived below, with Vera Cruz advices to the
l5thtinst, one day later. The military'cori-
ference which was mentioned by the last
arrival as having met, amounted TO moth
ing. fS A -z--- -4
The bombardment was Recommended by
Mir,tmott on the morning of the l5tli, with
renewed energy, and the shot and shen
were, taking effect in the city, killing sever
al of the inhabitants and soldiers, and doing
much damage to property Many of the
shot fell among the shipping under the
castle of San Juan D Jlloa, without doing
any great damage. j Gaz isf,'. Is
Two Spanish war steamers arrived off
Vera Cruz on the 18th, the day the Virginia
-Antoinette sailed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-26
RnItinnre Market

BALTIMORE, March 24.-Flour quiet
Wheat firm, quiet and unchanged Corn
steady; yellow 70@7I; white II. Whisk ,
dull at 23} +.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-26
THE
VOLUME XII.
TERMS on THE JOURNAL.

Daily Paper. -
" Mailed )-.-...-.-s. . ~ ~
By the week payable to Oarriers} }.-.----.--- ~ ~
rri-Weekly = ~ -,
Weekly Paper. r.--...-
q 50 Clubs of 10 mure---.-......-----..- "
m@ The privilege of yearly advertisers Is limited
10 their immediate business, in their own Names
and All advertisements fer the benefit of other
persons, IS well legal advertisements ana adver-
Iisements of auction sales, and advertisements with
the name OF other persons, sent in by them, must
be paid for at the usual rates.
T&a No report, resolutions or proceedings OF any
cor poTaton, society," association or puDllc meeting
and No communication designed to call attention TO
an matter of limited of individual interest can be
inserted, rnlesss paid for advertisement
NO Contracts for yOsIrly advertising will not be
disc unless order that effect is lett at
the Office, and when discontinued in less than q
year, the price of the whole year will be charged
xaaA Legal advertisements hereafter, viii be pub
hshed the expense of the attorneys orderIhS ana
not deIayabIe for legal proceedings bat coectabie
At our usual time
Ss, our terms for Job Work and transient adVer-
Eisenlents are CASH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-26
Local and Miscellaneous.

.ur. Editor :-PIsase GnR0Wses Fhe
name of w. K. WALLAcR for the Office of Constable
of Pigeon Township at the ensuing April election.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-26
zThe lshoefnakers, strike.s-afez

BosroS, March 23.-The shoemakers'
strike at Haverbill has collapsed Most of
the jours have gone to work, and the Presi-
dent of the Organization, with The other
leaders, have resigned in disgust, after de-
nouncing the strikers who were not holding
out
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-26

VIcKsBURG, March "a, 1860.
A.D. WAssoN and his whole crew were
mnrderedi in Diamond Island last night.
JAMES HAzLETT
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-26
Ifo1ribae NIaasacren

Messrs ALLIs & HewEa, Saturday, received
the following teIegraphic dispatch:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-26

HB0TET0EsF POT.s7T . ~ S!-5' o Q
a bushels Of Prime Northern Potatoes Ne
shamrock, Pink eyes, &C., &c. Part in store id
part to arriye7-for sale by. VICKERffB ROS-, lfo
I'll RDE " = n e 20 q! - lR - - ~
w SEEDS! i--26 boxes Garden Seeds assorted
Risley's, Parker's, and Shaker. Warranted new.
For sale loH-Whoesale or retail, at rrf frf lrgE-
marH ..-r - yICKERY BROs.9
eT0-AEs, ST.4RCR ..EsN-Es G.9ss.SJEEss.
tS-50 boxes, assorted. A great variety Of each
arficle-in store and for sale by
mar2I b. liaea. :YIGKERY BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-26

SIA terestedi in lands adjoining the following
18th of April, 1860. the County Surveyor Of Eap-
derburgh county viii run the lines and pcfpettntte
the corners of 80 acres Of the north end OF tlfe
west half Of the north west quarter. OF setsssg 3
g. south of range II west; and also of Is acres
of the south end of said co acres. --4 .N -+
mar23 taprl7 HFa RUDOLPH KEiIB-a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-26

NJ R.EREs OXBPORTU.H-ET4 or no.
0CE ING INTO THE GROCERY BUSEN lsSS.--
Wishing to establish a branch of our bustuess IN
the interior for the purpose of doing a.7shippipg
prCltce business We Oifer for sale easy terms
the stock of GR0CERI rs and STORE FIXTURES
now owned by rs at Ne 3 " ater street. -zIss
The business has been established about four
months Any man Of ordinary enterprise can do
a good Tayius cnsB business from the day Of ffr-
chase stock about S2O99-caal be Feduceds if de-
sired to 81 200 or 81, l,501.
For particulars apply to g.ggsE l..QI
t- YICKERY tBROS.,s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

MARSHALL:
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

John II. NEWTON /. chilsie for Conay
CissA II iiArsisoa county - the eaatnx August eec-
tson.
JOHN e. HARRIS Is csndl,a,e Tor County Clerk
II Harrison county, AZ the ensuing Aaghf eefls9a
BP. THHpsRIcI iss Candidate far County Clerk
ef Hsrr.oa c.uniy, al The easnns August election.
ALEXANDER woOpki.L u. candidate FIR
County CLERK Al ihe easnns August ele,s'oa'
r. ". v. BOARD IL a CaaAids'e FOR t-~sss
and Tax Collector at The eHsalis Aags'' election
CHARLES y. RrpElL p Candidate for A.
sss4of aud IA Cole al tic ensuias AafnA eisc
ton.
a, <. FISHER Ia ctalijate 'e5 ts'e a'or and
Tar Collector Of HARMON epaniy At the easins An
.nst elrcsisn
6. u HfcKARp Is q Candidate fnr Assessor ani
Collector nf fssr. at The ensuing Aasn,i election
PRATT HUGHES IL riadis,e for County Clerk
o. H~ri.en county. At ihr eD,sing August election
y. G. BEAzi.rY ia Candidate far Chief Justise N
Harrison county. s' the entana AA8nsr election.
C. SLATER 1. Candidate for reelection for
Canstsbr Ia Deaf Nos At the cnsnag August riee-
ton.
WILLIAM srARsrY IL a candidate far Constable
In beat Va. g. at the sasuing August election.
IA. HARRIS is candi,iie flr Justice ~ the
Peaee In tte Msrshail Rcat toa. ~. 81 at the An.
gust election.
Ne arr authorized Ia Announce the name ~ Hon.
JOHN NcFIARrf, Of Husk county. IS Candidate
fur Tho Office " District Attorney IN the 9Th Judicial
District. a. the ensuing Angast election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17
COMPLIMENTARY FAIRLY.

We had the pleasure, on Friday night last, Of
attending the complimentary party, given to Mn.
JAWS TueseR and LADY at the Adkins House
BY the young .men Of Marshall 1t was dcci
dcdy one Of the most brilliant affairs we ever
witnessed. There were from so 10 200 per
soma in attendance, and We never before In oil
our life saw so much beauty so many pretty
flc- and 20 many winning smiles concentrated
within ihe walls Of one house indeed, IIarri
son county has good cause TO boast of her fair
daughtcrs for we believe they will fnyorably
cor,p pare. ii point Of intellect, good behavior.
rracciuncss and beauty, with amy community
not only in Texas, but IN the Union, the !as'i
dious and fashionable of London no, excepted
About halt past 3. er O'Clock the dance
commenced and it was scene worthy TO be
hold 10 sec some Of our young bloods Tip the
fantastic toe" and 20 sec how gracefully the
fair daughters Of old Harrison moved over the
floor 10 keeping pace with the music. And We
would have YOU know. dear reader, that there
were others there who did mol engage in tho
dance whose sweet Smiles ana merry laughter
made many young mans heart beat more
rapidly than il was want 10 Co. and Others
mourn that they did uo possess the treasure.
About . or | o'clock supper wns announced
which suspended the dance for short ,ime
tAc party then repaired to the spacious DINING
room, TO pa, AXE Of ,hc Injuries of the table,
bui as there was such large number IN a,tcn.
dance We ia'lcd to OBTAIN scat al The hr'i Ia
Die, so small party OF us relifedi TO the patlor,
wh'ie we had Tue pleasure oil listening To some
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

StAyfw ~ NgBHAsKA-Out readers arc
aware SAWS the Louisville Courier that
d, Gao, ,,.,L. s.,,.,, , ,,;l, ,,.l;l,;,;,,
slavery PaSseo ""'n i'ous's OF 'ho We
braska Legislature, and was vetoed by
Gov BLACK AIludinp io ,bis f,ci and
, H.. ,.;,,.,....s ,l.. o.,,;,;.
~ F'f' ~
reference I" Tue acton o' Tue executive
Of that Territory, aud of the Democracy
ir Shining him. the Omaha Ncbras.
l;a.s,r..
-,
we 40 hut hno" now o''ch we nave
seen 'hese words VI Eastern BACK he
p"u,'c'h journals, az ''ln hrn" oi articles
c"hachina'o'y 81 "o'' blncks vet" ~ the
aoi o. thc Legislature prohibiting slave
~ W Nebraska \ Jew pemocfatlc pa
pe's haNe also 'iua'gea IN structures
no'h oi Governor PACK veto message
and on u,c Nehr''N'an lnr not iavor'ng
'hc pfo'lo''o'y act INC hcpnu"chn pa
pers seem to concur III the opinion mat
slavery must oe pos'u'o'y established
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17
MARR1En

a. a. Residence Of the brides hths,.
"a inst by the Rev. Mr.. Dunlap. NJ I'm.
TURNER 10 Miss DORA KNOX
thk county.
- Accompanying the above notice, v, 49,.
sAngc cake in the shape Of STAR. enh,.,..:
- presume, of tho Loan Star Of Ten. 4
which the happy pair viii acccp, our -.
regards. We wish them all tho happisr. : !.
Is known TO 'ht marriage state, aud nav u,
bark ever glide down lies rugged stree. !. j
started, without jar.
Arr got one ara Nc not I0in q bv 49,.
Zach interviewer witt the Others fate
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17
sa. We Soc from tho I.st nnmhcr

r4- We See from the last number ol
the Austin Intclligcncer, that that paper
has changed hands all round Mr..
George W paschal comes out in long
and feeling valedictvry in which ho bids
his co;emporarIes and patrons a long
sad farewell, and attempts to atone, by
appealing 10 their symra'hics, for the
many sins lie has committed during his
editorial career. Hon a. Il. Norton,
who had the honor of representing fhc
counties of Henderson aud X kaufman in
the last Legislature. has purchased The
entire establishment, aud has, as PaschaI
says, entered upon the duties with all
the zeal of His nature lie says he in
tends to maintain any position he may
take, when he thinks !, right, ''ihc world,
the flesh, and the devil, to the contrary
notwithstanding SO we would say to
our contemporaries, bc careful that you
don't offend his Satanic majesty. How
ever, we wish you pleasant time Of it,
friend Norton and hope we will have 10
grounds to complain 4 yen.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

~. We call attention to the advertisement
Of Messrs Rhodes & Bueklcw, commission Mer.
chants and dealers in choice groceries and ives.
tern produce. Shreveport, La. VIZ. Rhodes Tor
merry resided in this county for maay years, aud
is well known to almost every man in this sec.
ton of Eastern Texas and therefore needs no
recommendation from Us. Mr. Buckcw is also
very clever and cstimable gentleman We
commend them to the iayorhble consideration
OF the trading public.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

-. II seems that Messrs. G. G., Gregg &
CO., hare bought all the dry rncds North Of
Nsson L Dyson line. They have just received
end will continue to rceeiyc the largest e.e.h u
,lry xoals ever brousi, 10 this market Which
they any they will sell at very rc'lirel price.
We .toa I know villa, their intentions arr, whelh-
cr thy intend to monopolize the whole irnde OF
not, bpt If We were d,nling IN that line u husi-
n~~, W sh~,ld certainly Ici the people know.
through tho press that nc too, had few rags
tas sale. Sec their advertisement, Tor il would
take - irom now till pcxt Jusenber to maine
eves III she nstirks they hare advertised.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

- We take n ire in calling attention 10
the sdvcr, sen,cn, Of Ncssrs. w H. Poland &
Co, who have opencd new Grocer, store in
Marshall. We have cxamlnnd their Groceries.
a,sl kcl us'hcd in saying that they cannot be
surpassd BY any in town Those wishing any
thing IN their line, would do well to give lh,m Il
call - they nre selling Mt very reduced prices,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17
1us a1x cs(uvuTsou.


j. D. the ID SAge ofto-day's issuc VII
y found ~ atsrcss Of Maj. John Mar
|shsil. Chaifs7as oil the Democratic csn
trail Comedies. in reference 10 tho ap
preaching Bsasc Democratic convension
which il u b. convened a, tn city OF
Galveston on the 2nd prosimo. lie an
lounccs that through the liocrall'y OF the
Railroad Companies, tho delegates VIII
be able 20 ~ from Nava-o'a city or any
intermediate point on the Houston Cen
trail and Galveston, and Henderson Road,
and from Eagle Lake. or any in'ermedi-
ate poin, on the Harrisburg Road, to the
city Of Galveston. and t. return after the
adiouru,ncn, # the Convcnti9n. 'scc Of
charge. Mcssrs Harris 4 Morgan will
pass from New Orleans 10 Galveston and
back. fa the Red River delegates, when
assured tina, the proper parties make the
application
The action Of this Convention viii he
looked for with cagornoss by the De
mocracy Of the whole State, as there viii
be several matters Of grave Importance
before {, Tor adjustment list The adop-
ton Of platform Of principles embracing
the sentiments 90 the Democracy Of Tex
as End. The appointment Of sound and
reliable delegates TO the National Con
venilnn, which meets at Charleston on
the 23rd Of April next, and ardly. The
nomination of suitable candidates for the
Offices uf State Treasurer, Comptroller,
and Attorney General. A the success
OF the Democracy Of Texas IN the APP
preaching campaign. viii depend mainly
upon The unity Of action IN this Convon
ton, we hope that every true and loyal
Democrat that has n voice III the C0nvcn
ton. and who is willing to save the Union
upea the basis Of tina. almost sacred
compact, tie Constitution. VIII bury al
quihbcs aud all personal aspirations
and come up aud act rs a unit for the
good OF a common country, aud the hap
piness Of common constituency.
In view Of the approaching Prcsi
Dental campaign, then, it is compctcn
that The South should take permanen
stand, tina, she should come up as on'
man and present an undivided front Il
the North IN favor OF the Constitution
] aud of her rights under that instrument
I aud should the North continue to wag'
war Of hostility against us and rcfas'
/ to give rs our Constitutional rights, t,
say. to her, in the Uni n if wc can, GU
] Of it il we must
We arc conscious that VIC will be stig
/ maiized by the Houston party as fire
eater dsnnonisf, and ccscssioninist, bn
we huri the charge, with indignation
7 back into their tco'h, and say to then
/ that we think it time for them to ne
nunncc their hcresics, and to come ou
/ like honest, true, and loyal subjects o
the Federal Union, and acknowledge
their error, and affiliate, IN the approach
ing crisis, with the Democratic party
the only party that can save, upon tn
basis of the Constitution, the Onion o
these States.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

r cn, S nna fever ~, chm sa and as,sr,c.s
J~,blic, for Fever and Ague. and which have 49,
the highest onconiams from the press and H. 49,!
Is u. ]. HOsrErrER's CELEBRATED EiJs2
Who would endure the iprtnrcs arising frprr ~ n.
rhle disease. when II can he 50 easiiv cursdS
would endure .lcepIc-. nights burning FEVER -
chill- alternately when a remedy can he oLLi.~s :.
mrr" ,rltir , And yet how many families r.
psinial existence under this deadly b,irks ~
nothing bat galp down quiuine. until Il hetos-
common their daily meals. and yet they -, ~.
licved. None hut the foolish and weak wsali ~
% procure these valuable iIittcrs aud ave tha-:
intense agony Sold by
SANDERS / sE1na
AnfshAll ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

y
siUss in relation to ths SOsthcrn raeihc
Railroad which passed The legislature OF
Kentucky On the ist inst., com'ncn<tAt Dry
of this great thofdnghfare and recon-
mcnding Il to The favorable cons'dci A.
ton Of. their senators and Representa-
tives in Congress. and insiructlng them
to obtain for il such couutcnancc and
aid as may, within the Constitutional
limits. be properly conferred.
So il will be perceived that this On
,crurisc is not merely a State but is hst
becoming a national enterprise. aud IA
looked mon, generally. as an actual ne
ccssity And we hope the time is not
far distant when W. shall bd able TO see
the Iron Horse take drink in the At
laniic. aud reach the Pacific ere he I've
comes thirsty again
WnyRrss, The State Of Kentucky ~
governed by the same local interests as
our sister Fiaic of Tennessee, and the
two States are now brought into more
Intimate husiucss relations hv the com
plction Of the Louisville and Nashville
railroad. while other links intcrcommu'
nication are in contemplation and II
was recently affirmed hv the Legislature
If Tennessee that the state has by leg
islatiun established extensive railway IN.
tcrcommunicatousw lh her sister States,
tending TO cement their union by com.
rncrcinl interest. and To- develop their
respective sources of wealth to the 49,.
pec,al benefit Of each for the good Of
line whole ttrouph the patriotic gene.
ro-i,v Of the states lying west of the
Mississippi river. aud Of the government
If the United States. a continuous line
II railroad from the tcrmIui If the Ten
nrsscc RAILWAYS at N,mpas and from
other ports on the Mississippi river. has
been provided for as far as the eastern
boundary line of the State of Texas
and Texas has nobly granted the Sou;h-
rrn Pacific Railrold the right If WAY.
and authority T. construct railroad
from, the eastern boundary of the STATE
IN III p,so ON I'll, Ri. Gr3,nlc. ou th.
confines OF the pftNu ~flirS lrrriiNfN ~
triy.n, and to ctmi,l. i, tn conn 70. tnt
.,me has Granted 10 said cnmptuv. in
ca. .i,,,le siy,cn, sor,i,us Of irnd al
, loan f,r vaa,s or 81 600 f.r every
milo ,bo,anf c,rstrurtrd Tins connie
Inc, Lnlr tho distance from the Ni..is
J si,T; r,vor :, the p,cif, o-cap and fit
cytcpdine ,bis road ia tho P.,riG o.ean
,bc cxteni ot limo across fine Terri
,,rv or .r;,np, , distance of 5Il
,,;ios and nycr r,lir,r,ia of ago miles
m,king ,he :. tal distance from FL Pass
80 ,hc p,cie. oce,p s9s ,ilos means mr.,
yot nnnr,vidc1 and bv the climate
ton,gr,nhv u,,criols fr,l water and a
cnrn,,v ,,Lnso acricnl,ur,l AMI miuora
rosonrccs ara i,y;,i,y ,hcir devclon,ncnl
If ;,cvb,rs,ibl. wealth roturr Ia,
st,,onoI NM, ,b;s limo ali ,hc on,litir,
az 1, ,,r,o, national ra;lv,,v moi q NOR,
+ ;,d;y;dnol ar st,tc crtornrisr lint ON,
,cnd,pp ,o nationality in its character
and even 10 he a fbornppbr,re To- forci,-r
nations promotiuy reyolrunnizinr. aud
{ rogpl,,i,r the commerce or tbc several
I states oc ,Ln lfuiop and of ia, United
States with uther oarts Of TIM world
and of ,h. States with each other. afford
! in- to- the government If the United
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

UA- Oct Of tho twenty-five delegates selected
by The State Convention in louisiana to repre-
sen, that State IN the Charleston Convention
only FIVE were Douglas men. The Delta halls
the result Az a complete triumph Of the southern
Rights Democracy and the utter annihation Of
the last ves,age Of sqnas.er Sovereignty. SO
mo- 8, be.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

Darn.iie, Shreveport, La. dealer in fine jew
eiry Of every description. We would say to our
frenl. visiting Shreveport, that If they wan,
ANYTHING in his line, to call on him. and they will
be sure 10 get bargain,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

~ II gives us much pleasure to announce
the retarn Of orr esteemed young iiieud and rep
rcscnta,iye. Hon. Eli II Baxter. Mr. B. ne
Quilted himself admirably in the Legislature for
yonnv man and new member he looked
well 10 the interests sf his constituents, and to
thu, Of the whole State Notwithstanding We
differ with him in politics, we think we eau
safety say tina, his ncart is in the riPh, place
aud believing that 10 lie the ease, we wisii You
sac, css IN all your undertakings FL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17


II. T. \. Nsas,s. 7. NJ. furnialrs q
Sisa " ssbjoinvsl statement u tie arrsl
rails ard departures Of the mails
Ess>sv~ Nail. IN. Shreveport. sc. q
MseAny. wednesday. and Friday. al q
Srevs TsnsAy. thursday. as'l prd .
4. ~ 4s
Western Nan, via. lfsndcr~s -. tsiyes
Msslay. "Wednesday. and fridsy.ts r. NJ
drrasss Tsa>Ay, Thar~Isy AMI Saturday 1t 8
NsssAuS Van. vis. Jefferson, ke., arrives
Twa1ns. The1sany, and SATURDAY, at } \ VI
.lrsst6 oss1ny. wednesday, and Friday, nj "a
saAns xsu. H.. c.dA.v r., arrives
Tuesday, JAsrsaay. ah asturaaf, AT 6 = " !
jepArts Monday, "Wednesday and Friday al .
An.
KmAi Nall. va. Glade Springs, he. arrives
Tms.hs, TAansisy swi Saturday, At 6 T. NJ
asparts Moehy, Wsire>A~y, and Friday, at 6
a. n.
Tyir Mall. Via, Ash spfiny. Sc. arrives
T,ssaaAy. Thafsday. and Saturday, At 7. NJ
drpsrts Momhy, Wednesday, and Friday. at 9
AN.
Oiiesr Mail. ~. rricnl~l,ip. &C., strives
Tve~iiy, Thursday, AMI Saturday a, y NJ
tcpsrss Msshy, Wednesday, ard Friday at o
I. n.
Part Calio Mail strives Tucday Thursday
md 6AtnrIsy. At 6 T. NJ departs Tuesday
rhsnuiAy. snd Saturday, at Q I. w.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

nMssscs cFn1 --fhe March term Of the
Di11rtel Oaaet u Harrison county. conycnes on
11so1ny next. We learn that there are about
- hnDFed cass on the docket.
- - n NJ. Picl,ls, charged with embex-
Aitlnx ~ spssy money -ani Mr. joseph Hcn-
- - Vii ~ murler d George l)ellsrtIt.
- 49, slA~ Important ca*es, will be before
60n11vl ~ sdsdiaasioa, bnt whether they will
y. slDm1a1 q ~, We arr unable 10 say.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-17

~. Read the advertisement Of Mr.. 7. w.
Tones, Shreveport, la, which viii be- found IN
another column. Mr. j announces ths he Is
prepared to execute all h,sd OF machine work.