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Il will be by a notice in another column that EI-
Gov Henry FOOe, Of Mississippi viii address the DOu-
gas Democracy ofRchmOnd tomorrow tuesday night.
Me- Is an able eloquent and dlshng speaker, and an
interesting time nav be expected.
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Whats stun!

It is amusing to read in the Secession papers of the
South accounts of the Conventions for Breckenridge and
Lane in the Free States. Why try to humbug the people
Of the South with such Stuff! Does not every OF
common intelligence know that the object of such meet
ngs Is to give the electoral of those States to Lin
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-20

1kO HALF BBLs. OF WOODS NO. FAM
~ ILY ROE ERRINGs,
5bslA Of Woods No Family Cut HerrlngI
20 do. Of Woods No Pam " Gross Herrinp
10do Of sntons PURGE Cider Vinegar
1900 Queen City IA Eily IIams
80 pals ~ Georgia and Frkln Family Lard
10 chests OF fresh Green and Black Teas something
fine indeed,
30 bbh ofsu2eror New Family and Extra Plour warrant
ed 10 give satisfaction.
Por sale by ROBERT A. DABNEY,
Grocer Wholesale and Retail
au20 Corner Of Broad and Ith Streets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-20
interesting from washington.
NMECIN3lIlla ITUIlI y
The Herald Washington correspondent whites to that
paper of Saturday follows;

The Herald Washington correspondent whites 70 that
paper of Saturday follows;
THAT BREcXINRlDGE LITTER.
The attempt Of the Chairman Of the Breckenridge Ma
tona Committee to diplOmatize contradiction of my
Dispatch to the effect that Breckenridge has written here,
requesting consultation of friends with reference to
the proprety of his withdrawal made too transparent
70 deceive any one by its failure to assert categorcay
that no such letter mentioned has been written. The
committee desire to prevent publicity of the fact till
they get response TO letters which were recently ad-
dressed to an Ex-Governor and other prominent old line
Wings of Kentucky, begging them TO go for Breekin-
ridge on the ground that Lincoln will be elected by
Northern States and that dissolution of the Union and
heesabshment of Southern confederaey with Breckn
ridge At its head will Immediately follow. Looking to
this they desire hesupport and cOuntenanee ofthe
old line Wings in their disunion scheme. The letter
erred to will be published in few days. the PROPOSE
ton will be indignantly declined by most if not ALL par
ties to whom it sent
If the Union can be thus dismembered it is further
ported that Lane and Stevens design setting up Western
cOnederacy on the Pacific coast This accounts for the
secession OF their delegates from the Charleston
ton.
DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON WILL srEEcHITY.
It is understood that Douglas and johnson will take
the stump oil the day of election the former going South
aud West and the latter North as far even as Maine
Douglas announced to speak at Norfolk Friday of
next week whence he will proceed down the coast and
back through the mountain districts of Virginia He
viii visit Georgia and nearly all the Southern States,
speAking every day except Sundays till November.
MORE CAMPAIGNING.
Ii is asserted here to-day, upon good authority, that
General COombs Of Kentucky will visit the North
ON a stunning tour; also ex. Governor Morehead."
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LEWIS WEBB AND JOHN G.. WADE Of
IL FOR FOR SALE
sUGARa
80 hhis Porto Rico AMI New Orleans, part prime
140 bbls A.
30 81" B. ) Coffee
20 "ExtraC,
10 "Cut Loaf
IS "Crushed
IS Powdered ard GranulAted
100 hhds Cuba Muscoyado Molasses, prize
co ibis Sugar House Syrup
s. terces RE
4ol bbls cut Herrings
800 "gross do
90 bbls and 22 half bbs No 3 Mackerel
10 bbls picked Salmon
half bb,s chad
$50 Tbs Tar
100 bags Laguavra
60 MAricabo ) Coffee
100 packets Java
20 half baes Mocha
GanpoWdsr Tea ofsupeh'r quality
Siarh
Sperm. Adsman.lae and Talow Candles
CastAe Soaps
Vinegar
Iusqo LEWIS WEBB 4 JOHN a. WADE
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TO BE CONTINUED.
DIED,

On the 10 August 1890 the residence OF Franklin Carter
ESQ Loudoun CO., Va HENRY BREDEN lnfan. Of Henry
and Mary Peyon aged five months Ind Wentyone days
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-20

Brandreth's Pills W. SarsaparilIa,-one Twenty
Brandrets Pills Is warranted 70 eoHtAln more
pure sarsApaa than any dollar bottle Of sarsapaA All who
are using sarsapAA lea them ubtue Brandreth Pns and
take night The eject will be found superior TO the bot
Tied Of the LEE ADDITION PLs warranted equal
10 Two dollar bottles Of sArsapAa Try these Pns whose
main Ingredient Gkalold OFFS aAPArA Take one Phi eV
cry you sho usns saAParA any other tOni'
remedies Drop all these r thirty days and these Ps In the
place thereof that time The viii be any cents, and their
ujrh thousand doais Principal omee 29i Canal ST. NeW YORK.
sra BIZ al respectable dsAe Medicines aus-. dcAWiW
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-20

RoPosALs will received BY the Secretary Common
westh unt the 18th Of the eeat month, for Publishing
the Second Edition Of CODE OF VIRGINIA By an act OF
the General Assembly the Secretary 10 required 70 prepare
this eon n which 1000 copies TO be printed 8 re-
the hr edition. and the aE requires bond security 10 be
TAX for the fahf execution Of tee work. The eoppysh 70
be secured fer the Commonwealth
Pe desiring contract for the publication win pot In their
bids volume The probably be shout
pages larger than the first edition, but or es the bd
must be the volume rompee required BY Toe secre
the right 10 Judge OF tbs the
Usher the and 10 take The bid by
for the Commonwealth The be ready for
GEORGE W MUsFoRD,
au i5-dt25thAug. sec'y Of the Common ain.
LIVERPOOL SALT 500 sacks nsgood order for sale by
IL auiT-1w d LEE. the Dock
T RAKsvILLE COTTON YARNs, for sal. BY
IL STOKES RIVE,
sul5-cm
CtANtRF 6HKD-A fresh sppy Of oansry and Hsnp
" sssd, Just received and for sale ~ ". PEfrRs0n 90
~l1 iS Main sxssh
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SECOND EDITION OF CODE OF
VIRGINIA

ICORICE-Lcorice In and stick ofthe most approy-
AulI i55 san Street.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-03
r IL Z ~ ALL 3.

NJ. T. H. HAaais, r, NJ, furnishes us
SitA ~ sabjoincd statement of the ARR.
,ais and departures Of tho mails.
Kas1sn Nail. VA Shreveport, Re-. arrives
AssAAy. wednesday. and Friday at =. ~. !;
ip.Ns Tuesday, Ttanday, and Saturday AZ .
A.. II.
waAss~ Nail. Ma. Henderson, &C., arrives
Nssday, Wednesday, and Friday nj 7. NJ. I;
aspaa6 Tuesday. Thsrsiay, and Saturday at q
N~tl~~ Nah, via. Jefferson, kc. arrives
TsoAa1 narstav. and Saturday at > \. VI.
eYasss Assdsy, "Wednesday and Friday, at 4 Z.
P.N.
Snstasn Nail. via. Carthage. &c. arrives
ru0i.y. Tharsday and Saturday. at 9 !. NJ (.
dsParts Aooday. Wednesday and Friday al b
An
Eaehi Mail, via, Glade Spring. &c, arrives
Tuus1ay. Tharsday. and Saturday, at 7. " ;
APAss Monday, " lducstay, aud Friday, at 6
a. T.
Tyler Mail. via. Ash Spring &c. arrives
rseslAy, Thursday. and Saturday, at I VI
lspasts xouday, "Wednesday, ana Friday. at 8
A..
Gih~er Nail. via. Friendship. Sc, arrives
TsoaAy Thasshy. and Saturday at 8 7.
dsparss Aondsy. Wednesday, aud FRIDAY at 8
4. n.
Pot Caido Mail arrives Tuesday Thursdny
and Satsr,isy. 1t r. "; departs Tuesday
Thursiay and Saturday. at 6 T VI.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-03
COTTAGE BIBLE

Mcssr. Glidicn and Harvey, Hho are engaged
in obtaining subscriber, TO the "Coli@ge B.blr'
called upon Us a day or two ago Th'y exhibit
letter. commenting them 70 the kind regards oi
the public The Cottage BIbIa b printed npoa
due paper, with clear. beautiful type, is hand
SOME bousd. AMI cmbeiishcd a,tA % large sum
Der Of cngayngs. III. published 10 t@o sol.
tines. The merit Of: he work consists IN the fact
that each verse Of the Bible q accompanied with
a comment The rcalsr Of the book Iearns the
Geography and contcmponneou, history Of the
different coan'igs the manners anl cuspm' OF
the various nations, and cvesg other cyp.4aaiion
necessary Tor an understanding Of tie saer"d
volume Those who may be called upon to sHb
seribe for this Bible will readily .cc and unl'r
stand i,s merits As 10 ils price persons who
may be called upon to subscribe nudge better
/ after a closer review than we ave bccn able to
/ give these books
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-03

4 VALrAbLg PnxsrSr-Mr. j n Peers.
. ew days ago, presented US with valuable
massive gold pen one Of the largest We have eyci
see~, cncasci in nca, box lie pccuniary val
ue Nc do no. know. bn, suppose it is worth ten
or fifteen dollars W. are of course under mnny
obligations to Mr.. Peers Tor this superb present
With such pen our editorials ough, to be pun,
gent and pointed. Our IDEAS will be-, we pre-
sumo, enriched by tho glow Of the precious metal.
while our independence will be equal to the
preacher who borrowed ,cn dollar gold piece 10
preach to . millionaire To write a trusalent or
time serving article with zach pen, We regard
u one Of the impossihiliies. a. ~ take sight
down the massive barrel to the diamond point.
tke organs Of vision rada,ed with the expansive
giittrring thcen. we expect occasionally 70 come
up 10 the fu'l measure OF our ability Our CO.
teapofsris will bear Ia mind that We write with
zach poo, and delinquent patrons are assured
tAst they eau obtain receipts from II,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-03
OHITC AIRY,

Died a, his residence IN Ii,rrison county on N. III
February \. u lsGn. Col. JOHN L. slitRROp NJ
my i've year, ten month. and twelve days
The deceased WI, born in Mttfn COUNT \. C.
ApUi IN lsui Moved t. MADISON Co. Mi..i.,lpp
~ the wear 1888. and from there ~ Harrison t@a,
Texas, "a the year lstl where he resided until ,,
death. lie pinned the Baptist Church nj GLADE Swiac
Harrison County sept isSs nud lived and drd No
Hl-teui exemplary member, lie VA, An al~ctos
ate husband, hind father good master. and a wrt.'
citHen. Though lac NAV in -nmc things have ems
lis human g. err. lie appropriated in hi- wax ~
dealing with MS fellows ~ closely h. the gois~n s
Do unto other, ynu would thu, they .hoAld do ars
you ~ any man we have ever known, IT, bad t<si
tn subject 81 sore ffction for months which he hr
WITH christian f'rtitHde. until death tina, fell y,
tnyti 1i human lie relieved him II h, earthly a.
~. and we trust that he has realized the enjo,nss
~ That ret that rrintineh unto the people Of tod
Ito ultrn poke " his approaching dissolution, w
imncs@ ave Iastruction as 20 his intcrmens,
r,nfcd all h- earthly and truly may u ,- @9
SET A- house n order and fearessly entered the vsr
AND shadow ~ death. The deceased haA Icft disrs
ISOLATE wife, several children friends and relation
mourn his untimely los, though NO, ~thon, ks
My lie who has promised 20 he a husband 10 ~
widow, and father 10 the orphan. guide eomfot,a
support them In All u their Affections aud sanctf
this sad dspcnsaiion Of his providence 10 their e.
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TO TIE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF HAI
SHALL AND EASTERN TEXAS 0xNERAtiY

have permanently located in Marshall II
the purpose of dealing in Fine ta'oto JctWfs
Nfref Usrc, Ac. Ae. kc, And feeling satishs
that the wants Of Eastern Texas demand an 9
Establishment OF this kind where persons Who vs.
to obtain good aud reliable watch OF ~
article Of jcwery which is not Gilt, Gal,anisa
or Plated, but of good and pure gold, can alsi"
find il without sending 10 New Orleans. or w
York, and AT equally rs fair price ! ask TX
cl Iteration OF the public. can always .
loinl in Marshall lone door South Of Saotrn
scar, Drug s,orc.l and faithfully pron'@ 70
such ~ may feel inclined TO honor me with tofA
custom and patronage will deceive YOU 10 70
particular i will sell you nothing except u = :.
OF the best quality aud the pur,st metal. w
sell mot cheap because no man can sell WE.
dollar gold pieces for nineteen dollars and n''
cents w'hog; losing money! ut fair rrfns'
ra'iNc profit and am ready 10 guarantee thar ~
VIII gain nothing by sending TO = foreign n'a!s's
II ! sell you IA watch. ] warran. il to Prrm.
well, Of course. Should it, by mischancr,hh
do It's duty, you will always find me at The -
place ready and willing to make every 'n aN
right free Of charge md the same course sh
pursued in relation To any article which
sell Should yon procure gu, Of my show CASE =!
article Of Jewelry and find. upon submitting ~
same to u test tina, you are d ceivcd in the ~,
i,y will, upon demand instantly refund
purchase money, Such eases however d,~~
most impossible TO occur Fnayl say 10 es
cluslon, j have large and varied stock. JAM
see me and my goods will treat you eo sa'.
onsly, and although yon should purchase no!s's
Iee conhden, you will not 30 away wholly
satisfied
Very respectfully. .,v
Marshal TeYss March 4 1860
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-03

- MessrA U q. Gregg 4 Co, have re-
csivsd ssssidsrssss aAosnt of their Spring and
ohaQDo6 ~ weeA. bit ior the wan, oil time 10
vsole - ~ sssics. They will continue 10 re.
csivs ~ spes eeods for several weeks, and ex-
~ 70 pubIiah soticc OF each arrival We
lam kon thcn .hs. they have purchased by iat
~ lasxvst .tcct Of goods the, have ever brought
- 'hi. pifat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-03

-, Msssrs. Z. y Coleman ( Go. give notice
II u reception Of portion Of their Spring aud
Hanner stock Of goods. The customers Of tbs
Aosns viii be pleased TO learn .aat they have laid
~ very large asd choice selection. When vii
thsis goods ~ lHr~ and opened notice will be
aivsa through the pres. d the character and
~ thcm. We arc informed BY them tina, thicr
Pusehsss will fsr exceed those Of last year in
erSs to ncrs The increasing demand, Of the
ienIe.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-03

Col ~lcdge has lUst arrived from Was
inctpn County for the purpose OF f
waldng the Washugt II county RAJ
road tat4 10 the road The road Is no'
completed from Hampstead 20 the rive
.cieht miles, aud the locomotive an
.4a, will he immediately placed upon ,h
al, aud will run regularly every day
from and after this week Freight VII
b. received at the aver and forwards
p, rs TO connect with the train on III
Central road and be at once delyero
IN Houston
Col : informs us tina, an efficient fore
is now at work completing the grado.
from ~" rivcr ~ Rrnnhnm for thu CON
pleuou of which he has the contract. /.
also the contract for building the hridr
over the Bralos river. The work 81, III.
bridge Is now rapidly progressing. an
we have Ia" encouraging prospect tia
1t viii not be many mouths before Tia
cars will proceed direct between Galve.
ton and 'rcnham without interruption.
Gai Neus
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-03

nrn- The editor Of the Rnsk Elqprcr states
that he does not rcco'lcct that Houston ever
advocated The a1omnabla hercy OF squutcr
sovereignty SO hateful 10 the South BE viii
take The trouble to consul, the ioarth volume cd
Mr. Calhoma 'rk he viii find quotation
from Gen. Houston that will satisfy his mind oa
this snhnet
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-03

TyroasArnicAl Esros.--Thc city ordinances
published this week have been incorrectly pub.
label in two sub.equon, numbers, tho name Of
he Mayor, J. ". Curtis. having been printed j
W. Curtis Our attention wa, called to the
error in the frs, nambcr. and directions were
given to correct it. We were under the impress
sion il had bean done and did 10, discover the
omission until nearly all Of our issue OF the 18th
u,t had been worked "a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-03

Tms I.ovnpN TINES oS Mexico.-"S
far" saws the Times. from expecting
that Mexico will be able to keep sin.
gle province which the United States DE-.
sircs to possess, the pycralem feeling ril.
isa Kind N a desits ha ne Apuiotas ma,
brng niqff,ys 10 a oi9se by occupying IA, mAot
aWry 10 pat thus miserable bas,arl
Republic out Of lis misery, 10 preveu
savage revolutionary leaders from hang
ing, shooting ana torturng Whenever
the fortune of some petty skirmish gives
them the opportunity, to restore peace 10
an unhappy population, security TO III.
{ cign merchants aud settlers, to open |,
/ field for enterprise, to make the immens
4 mineral wealth nf the country avaiabi,
for the worlds purposes all these are
things which, seemingly, can be on!
done 10y foreign Intervention for III
men OF the Spanish or hai.eas,c race
have had a long trial, and have show
themselves capable only oi bigotry at
grecdncss,"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-03

w INDIAN WAR bRfss ron Az EurFror.
HE Secretary Of the Interior has APP.
plled 10 the Sac I'd Fox Indians for a
fall Indian war drcss, to be presented.
through the French Minister, to Louis
Napoleon. The tribe has most generous.
ly responded with asplendid equipment;
scalpingknifc, tomahawk, peacc.pipe,
aud various other articles Of savage war.
fare. No expense has been spared by
way of ornament and decoration
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-03
FRESH INDIAN MURDERS


Of fresh Indian murders and rJbbcries-
The frontier is in a state Of alarm, as
well it might be. from such atrocities.
Our limits will not permit Us to give the .
Gll particulars.
First. there is a lc'tcr from Samuel L. .
Barber. dated at Pslp Pinto on the 9th, .
forwarded from Wcatheriord Parker
county. Oh the loih stating, that on .
Tuesday the In There came - Indians
10 the nerhhorho1d Of Robert Martins,
attacking several families, which were
braycly defended They succeeded 10
approaching def Hccles- h'nsr, "a
which were Gar iunnneeot females.
whom laey forced linm thstr h"mc. I"c
lndiaps wctr pursued by three OF iaef
persons The rntsHers travelled but
few miles vf,a they found two Of iha
captive. dead. Hc ii taru sat'pej. and
sign. of savage brutality upW 'Hr per-
I sln, Ut both I'm ffe of the tw' other
hiie- is unknown ry were d'1s3-
tol, of NJ L.maF. ~u. lrme .yHs. .
oc koacu Ta. Indians were suppos /
to BE- C4a1rs They bal with t.em 80
W. 90 STOLEN horses
. Upon tbr reception Of Tire news.
public mcruur WAS beta q, Weather
ford and resolutions passed d"plor'ns
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-03

TME Nrw Muirn Law ~ frxAs-n.
law for the organization Of the militia NJ
The State was drawn up and offered h.
Hon Forbes Brttcn, and was pas,.i
with but slight change As an organ
cation OF the militia ot the State is s,un.
10 take place under this law. we hav.
procured Cor our readers i.s leading n,,'
visions
The general features Of the Militia h;u
are that each Senatorial District furnish.
two regiments This makes 81 regimen.
in the State One Colonel. one IL. C,lD
mel. one Major and ten Captains in a rc,
iment each company to consist Of M,
less than so or more than 100
Two regiments make Brigade, AMI
are entitled to Brigadicr General II
command.
Two Brigaaes constitute q Division
and each Division to be commanded bv
MAJOR General.
The Governor is the Commander.io
CHIEF of ali the militia and is entitled IL
an Aid.de.camp who also acts AS ASH,
tan. Adiutant General and has the RAM
Of Br,gadier General
There is also an Adjutant General of
the State to keep the records, furnish
blank forms hpoks &c. IL, and v o ala
acts as quar,cr-nastcr General, Comm.
sary Geucral and Ordinance officer ,e.
cciving. storing and taking care Of arm,
AZ. &c
The Governor las the appointing
power of his Aid camp, and the al.
iutaut General Of the State. All o,be,
officers are elected 10y the people, wiz
compose the respective Regiment, Bn,
axe or Division
All persons are subject to fuilita,
duty, between the ages Of Is and IS.
The organization IA To take place Q,
the proclamation oi the Governor, wh.,
may now be looked for soon
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS


JOHN r. NEWTON Is a Candidate Tor County
rsfa Of Asrrson county at the ensuing August cleo
siou.
y0RN c. HARRIS I. a Candidate tor County C'tfs
n nsrvissa county. At tho ensuing August election.
Bv. FREDERICK H.. CANDIDATE 'nr County clerk
a HAsrison county, ., the ensuing Aagas, eleetion
ALEXANDER wooDAl.L T.. a candidate for
counsy Clerk At the ensuing August election
P. w. V. BOARD Candidate for Assessor
ssl rss cosscsV Al the ensuing August election.
CHARLES e. RyDELL 1. Candidate fr A.
ssssos and Tax Collector al Tie ensuing Aughf cec
SoA.
O. x. FISHER !. CANDIDATE faf assessor and
Tax Collector o. NaFris,n ooaniy al the ensuing AN
G1st election.
CD picKsRD iss CANDIDATE Tor As'e'sar and
Collector OF faxes at .hc ensuing Angus, election
PRATT HUGHES i.s o,aiiiue FOR Cadniy clera
u Harrison county. Al the ensuns Nusn,i election.
Y. c. BEAzt.Ei ia candid,i. for Chief Justice o.
Morrison county Al ths ensuing August election,
c. ~. SLATER /. a Candidate Tor reelection fo
CsAeahls In beat No. s. At the ea,a.as August elcc
toe.
WILLIAM srARxEY ia esndId,,e for Constable
10 0ssi No. 5. Al the ensuing August election.