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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-12

many presidents boz 0ur history, com
ug Ia the very best stage ct tue
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into the Union. without a previous vote
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Ma JANrs n Haul The trial VI the gen
,enmn, upon . charge Of killing Isaac Peacock,
10 this place "a year or 20 ago terminated last
week at the Trinity County District Court. ~
an acquii,al This acqui,ia vas obtained alter
an impartial investigation Of the facts aud BY
impartial jury, neither the State cor the deien-
da'lt having exhausted ihe challenge Cratttn
fygaf
We supposed lIdl would be tFied los nurd'r
for such II was represented at the time OF the
commit jon Of The decd but according TO this
statement Che killing exon was not proved
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-12

STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,

MARSHALL. TEXAS
I AN receiving large and complete stock Of
| Staple aud Fancy Groceries also tue and
genuine article Of Liquors.
Marshall May 8, 1860. If
lust received anl for sale BIS g. q Ggegs
- Il Co, Corn shelters, ~lraw Cutters. WHEAT
IIoohs and Grain Grades.
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hy ihemselses the trust OF framing a
Constitution, without requiring iaem to
subject their Constitution o. ihc trouble,
expense. and delay of second election.
II would have hceu IN opposition to
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cuc.ug Ia the very best Stage oi the
Republic. Of admission OF Territories
into the Union. without q previous vote
Of che people approving thc'f Caustiu-
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-12

and we believe it to be an imperative duty which we owe to the South, and we are ready to take our course.
 Now, sir, 1 desire to appeal to Virginia, the mother of States and the mother of democracy, and to ask them whether the principle contained in the majority report of this convention, signed by seventeen States, IS right oris wrong? Did you in- dorse it, or did you not?
 Mir. Smith, of Wisconsin, raised the question of order, that the gentleman had no right to make sectional appeals in this convention.
 Mir. Johnson. I desire to do no such thing. l do not understand the principles of the majority report to be sectional. l understand them to be national. But, Mr. President, only desire, in behalf of DOT here with view to stand by the principles of our people and of the Union, and when we have found the convention acting Tn vioatin of those principles, we feel our selves compelled to retire from the hall.- I will only remark in conclusion, that the Vice President has been charged with pre- senting protest on the part of portion of our delegation.
 Mir. Terry, of Arkansas, then read the following paper to the convention.
 To Me Hon. Caleb Cushimg, President:
 The undersigned, delegates from Arkan sas, ask permission to make the following statement: We have, thus far, abstained from taking any active part Tn the measures which were consummated on yesterday, in this convention, by the withdrawal, in whole or in part, of several southern States. We have counseled our southern friends to patience and forebearance; and while we were conscience of causes sufficient to in- duce them to this step, yet we still hoped some more suspicious event would trans pire that would avert its necessity. Moth ing has occurred to palliate these causes.- Hence we cannot hesitate in our course, and therefore ask permission to withdraw and surrender to our State the high trust reposed in us. To you, sir, who have with so much ability presided over our delbera- tions, and meted out justice with an even hand, we part with sorrow. Hoping that the cloud which now hangs over our below ed country may be dispelled, and her coun- sels directed by some statesman like your self-abe, honest, just and true.
 FRANCIS A. TERRY Vice President.
 J. P JOHNSON, Chairman of Delegation.
 f. W. HOADLEY, Secretary.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-12
N W A REFRESHMENTS
New Goods.

AM now opening and offering for sale A at the lowest kind of prices the handsomest stock or Dress Goods of every description, to be found Tn thls city In consequence of the pressure ih 'he money market and the lateness of the sea sor' am offering my stock at the lowest kind of prices for cash.
 PrlntS ot the best quality for 1215 cts, cash.
 Bareges, Tissues, Organdies, Muslins, in robes and plain, beautiful and cheap for cash
 .'Lace Wells, new styles, White Goods of every description and quality, cheap for cash.
 Also, almost every variety of article wanted at this season. l. A HENRY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-12
 Little Rock, May 18th, 1860.
ORDER No. 7.l

HEAD QUARTERS, I3TH REGT ARK's MHIrIAl
 LhL Roek May 10th: ls6J. The members of the following companies, hay ing failed to elect commissioned officers, in ac- cordance with the previous order in that behalf, will attend, on Saturday, he 26th dayof Nay, 1860, at the places named below, and cast their votes for such officers of their respective companies, viz: For Company E, at the voting precincts in Plant, Duncan and Bayou Metre townships;
 For Company r, at the voting precincts in Gray, Mineral and Ashley townships;
 For Company G, at the voting precincts in Campbell and Eagle townships;
 For Company Il, at the voting precincts in Fourche and Union townships; And the judge Of such elections will report the result thereof, immediately thereafter, at head quarters.
 And the members of said companies are hereby warned that, unless they hold such elections, they will be attached to companies already organized, ana detailed for duty accordingly.
 By order of the olonel-commandant
 ROBERT C. NEWTON, Adjutant
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-12
Anniversary Celebration of Little Rock
 Fire Department


 The Fire Department of this city will hold their annual celebration on Saturday, May 18th, 1860. For which the following programme has been de- cided upon:
 The procession will form at o'clock, a. m., in the following order "Band."
 President and Chiefs of Department, Orator of the day and Aldermen; Little Rock Engine Company No. l; Pulaski Engine Company No. ?; Defiance Hook and Ladder Company Mo- B; Torrent Fire Brigade No. 1.
 ROUTE" Starting from Engine house of Nos. and 3, on Scott street, up to Orange street, down Orange to Second street, down Second to Markham up Mark ham to West Main street. up West Main to Cher " street, down Cherry to East Main street, up East Main to Mulberry street, down Mulberry to Rock street, up Rock to Hard street, down Hard street to the Arsenal grounds. On the arrival at the grounds the procession will halt in the form of a semi circle, the Little Rock No. l forming the right and Torrent Fire Brigade No. the left of the circle.
 The President will then introduce the orator of the day, MT. $. w. Harris, esq. After the address the procession will form again in same order, and proceed to their respective houses.
 The citizens generally and the ladies especially are invited to attend.
 H. c. ASHLEY,
 o. R. WEAVER, Marshal,.
 R. W. STEVENSON,S
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-12
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIv

HOUSE OF KEFEENENTAT1NEs.
 Princeton, April 22d, 1860. Mr. EDTToR-Please announce me candidate to represent Dallas county in the lower house of the next General Assembly of the State of Arkansas.
 F. J. CAMERON. G7 We are authorized to announce VIM. Q. PENNINGTON, a candidate for re election, as Representative of Pulaski county G57 W are authorized to announce JOHN T. TklGG, as a candidate to represent Pulaski coun- ty in the lower house of the next General Assem- bly,.
 Mir. EDToR-Please announce L. ROBINSON candidate to represent Johnson county in the House of Representatives, Arkansas Legislature. Election August 9th, 1869.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-12
Candidates for Office.
STATE SENATE.

sTy~ SIMEON E. ROBSON is a candidate for reelection to the State Senate from the district composed of Izard and Van Buren counties.
 s1s- We authorized to announce Judge w.. E. BEAVERS, of Saline, a cadidate fer State Senator, from the counties of Hot Spring, Mont gomery and Saline, subject to the decision of de- mocratc senatorial convention.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-12
GEO. J. FISCHER,

SALE OF LANDS FOR Pursuant a
 e day of fsad dmonth
  mua be of the of ar time etc ofed for ale N ,tha
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-12
CLARK COUNTY

 In Clark Circuit sCourt, in Chancery, March term A. D. 1860. Hugh Campbell, Complainant,
 l64 Robert H. McEwen,. James R. Camp bell, as Executors of Archibald Campbell, deceased, Edward C. Stiles and Agnes E. D. Stiles his wife, Dan iel Paddock, jr., as Executors Of John H. Martin, deceased Honorie Martin and Richard C. Martin, heirs of said John H. Martin, Detendants. THIS day came said complainant, by \ Garland < Randolph his, solicitors, and filed his bill in court duly and properly verified by his affidavit an exhibit Sections l, and 3, thereto against said defendants, all of whom it appears from saidb bill and affidavit nonresidens of the State of Arkansas, the object of which bill is to nave divided and portioned among said defendants and complainants, the following tracts and parcels Df land. viz.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-12
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
FURNISHED BY GEO. s. MORRISON
1860

-O- 1ooo Arrivals May 4.-Conewago, Ft. Smith. 4-Quapaw, Norristown. 4-Leon, Fort Smith. 4.-S: H. Tucker, Memphis. 1--Muscovia, Fourche Bar. " aa-Red Wing, Memphis.
 e.-Muscovia, Fourche Bar. e.-lsaac Shelby,
 Departures. May 4.-lsaac Shelby, Ft. Smith. 4.-Conewago, Cincinnati. 4.-Quapaw, " 2.-S; H. Tucker. Memphis. 5--Muscoyia, Fourche Bar. '' 7.-Leon, Fort Smith. I-Muscovia, Fourche Bar.
 o.-ReI Wing, Memphis. l0-Muscovia, Ft. Smith. lo.-lsaac Shelby. Napoleon.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-12
A Teacher is Wanted

TO take charge of the Princeton Male X Academy, Dallas county, Arkansas. This institution is in fourishing condition and pays we-is situated in one of the most healthy re- gions of South Arkansas and surrounded by highly intelligent and moral community.
 No person need apply except man well quali- fled to teach the classics and higher branches of mathematics, and of good moral characte-a man of experience a teacher, and one who wants permanent situation would be preferred.
 JO GRAY, Sec'y Board of Trustees.
 Princeton. drk.. MLY 1. 1880. 22-6t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-12
Marshal's Sale,

El virtue of an execution to mo directed 1I from the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the United States for the Eastern Dis trct of Arkansas, will proceed to sell to the last and highest bidder for cash in hand, on Saturday, the 9th day of June, A. D. 1860, the Steam boat LADY WALTON, together with her ma chnery rigging, tackle, engines apparel, sails and furniture, levied on by me the property of Will liam F. England, William Garrett and William Rowland, the owners of said Steamboat, to satisfy an execution in favor of '' Barker, Hart Cook" Sale to take place on board of said Boat at the wharf of the city of Little Rock between the re- gular hours of judicial sales. Given under my hand this Sth day of May, A. D. 1860.
 JOHN c. HALLIBURTON,
 U. $. Marshal for tue Eastern
 May l2, 1860. 2t District of Arkansas.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-12
HOT SPRING COUNTY.

TAKEN up by James Kendrick, A. 1- two brown mare ponys-one years (c6 old, l31a hands high, branded with letters E. Y. on both shoulders, small scar on the right arm, and saddle scar on the left side of her back, ap- praised at $65 The other, years old, l2 hands hgh branded with letter T on the left shoulder, a star in her forehead, left fore foot white, appraised at S45. J. w. FULLERTON, J. P.
 May I2 lS6O Itx
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-12

N consequence of recent change in my \ business, l compelled to have money therefore, all persons knowing themselves indebted to me, either by note or account, respectfully requested to come forward and pay mp without de lay. A. J. HUTT,
 May l2, 60 Main street.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-12
NOTICE

MFR. J. F. WALKER, or any one else VI interested, will take notice that on the eighteenth of February, A. D. 1860, was delivered to me, per steamer Red Wing, l9 old Flows, mark freight and charges to the amount of $l3 90. Now, hereby give notice that if the charges on the blows are not paid within the next 30 days, l shall proceed to sell them according to law, to satisfy the claim against them.
 GEO. s. MORRISON. ittIe Rock May I2th lSG0
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-12
GuE EE

TS5- w. B. EASLEY is a candidate for election to the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Pulaski county.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-12

weighs about I2U lbs, and has scars of the whip below her hips; the other is little girl, daughter of the man and woman, and about $ years of age, quite black. 1t is thought they will either try to get to q free State or to North Mississippi; they may have obtained Pass from some person. will give the above reward to any person that will contne them in any jail in the State, so that can get them. JOHN D. BARKER.
 May l2, '60-2t.
 ~ NARPENTERS TOOLS - Planes, V Saws, Hatchets, etc.
 May F, '60. BEEBE X PARISH.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-12
Summer Goods.

CINGHANS, Lawnes, Swisse,, Or O gandees, Muslins. Jaconets, BrilIiantines, Linens Swiss Edge, Jaconet Edge, Swiss Insert ing, Jaconet Inserting, Jaconet Bands, Swiss Col lars, Jaconet Sleeves, Silk Illusion, Linen Hand kerchieis. Cotton Fringe, Cotton Cord and Tasscls
 May l2, 60. BEEBE & PARISH.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-12
COrNTY & PROBATE JUDGE.

COUNTY PKOBATE JUDGE. r7T5~ We are authorized to announce GEO. w. KING as a candidate for County and Probate Judge at the ensuing August election. Warren Bradley Co.,. Ark., March 19, 1860. Messrs. JOHNSON YERKEs- Gentiemen-You will please announce me as a candidate for reelection for the office of Probate and County Judge of Bradley county at the next general election.
 Very respectfully,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-12

DlED-in this City on the 23d April, of Con umpt;qn; 70 [, Mrs Mary A. FIELD, consort of Judge Ill., H. eild, Tn the 54th year of her age.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-12
5000 Telegraph Poles Wanted!

DROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned at the Anthony House, Little Rock, or by letter, for the supplying along side of the Memphis Little Rock Railroad, of Tele- graph Poles, of the following character and dimensions: of post oak, sassafras or black locust p feet long, straight trimmed, and not less than inches at the butt or inches at the top. The poles to be delivered, singly, at the distance of 260 feet apart, along the line of the Memphis & Little Rock Railroad
 Divisions as follows: Little Rock to Browns ville-B Brownsville to Duva's Bluff Madison to Memphis. The divisions will De divided to suit the parties along the line. An inspector will anime the poles when delivered, and the cash paid Those proposing between Madison and Memphis, will find an Agent at the Railroad Office in Madi son. All propositions to be made in writing up to June lst, and all contractors to commence work by the 4th June. SNOW < kETCHUM.
 Little Rock May l2, l960-3t.
 Make Hay while the Sun Shines
 A ND when it don't shine make the more, "A and sun it with Newberns 3 tined Hay Forks.' May 12, '60.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-12
R ai1ro a d.

R a i ITO d. MYTH ITS EXTENSIVE RAIL w way connections now offers the
 SHORTEST ROUTE,
 THE MOST EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE,
 THE MOST COMFORTABLE ROUTE,
 AND THE MOST POPULAR ROUTE, Eastern, Atlantic and Northern Cities,
 The Virginia Springs, The Celebrated Medical Waters and Mountains of East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia.
 rB ALI RAILRs
 To Louisville and New Orleans. l20 miles distance and hours time sared on the
 route to Neao York and other Northern elites, by dte recent completion ot the Cut-of
 belceen Lgnchburq and Wash inqon Cuy 1chict renders his indisputablythe Shortest and Quickest Route to the North.
 Two Daily Trians Leave Memphis MoRNINpAN EVENING. EXPRESS MAIL 100 A. NJ. AoI EAfkESS ................. .4.Io P. h ARRIVES AS FOLLOWS | EXPRESS MAIL. .2.43 P. M FAST EXPRESS. .2.40 A. NJ. | E Elegant sleeping cars on night trains. I5 Railroad time l5 minutes faster than Mem phis time. n
 GF Through Tickets sold to NEW YORK, MONTGOMERT,A Ala. PHILADELPHIA, AUGUSTA, BALTIMORE, COLUMBIA, S. C., WASHINGTON CITY, PETERSBURG, SAVANNAH, NORFOLK, CHARLESTON, COLUMBUS, Ga, BERSHEBA SPRINGS, HOLLY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA SPRINGS, CINCINNATI, NASHVILLE, KNOXVILLE, LOUISVILLE, LYNCHBURG, ST. LOUIS, RICHMOND. ATLANTA, CAIRO, MACON. JACKSON, CANTON, NEW ORLEANS. Ij- For Through Tickets apply at the Company s offices, No. So Front Row, at the Depot, Memphis; Grand Junction and Huntsville; at the offices of the New Orleans and Jackson Railroad, New Or leans, and at all. Railroad offices in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, W Washington City, etc. Fast Freight Arrangements Now made to deliver Eastern freight via Charles ton, Savannah and Virginia, and Western freight to East Tennessee, Virginia, Georgia, Alabama and South Carolina, etc., in faster time and at low rates IS by any other route. Always forwarded free at Memphis Charleston and Savannah, by con signing to Railroad Agents'' Fast Freight Trains now run between Memphis and the Sea board, thus securing delivery of freight in Memphis within ten days from New ' ork.
 B. AYERS, Sup't ". D. Memphis. A. F. MORGAN, Ticket Agent.
 April 2l, 1s60 29-ly
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 May l2, '60 JOHN H. NEWBERN.