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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-14
- The Trinity Advocate contains

- Tho Trinity Advocate contains
lengthy editorial defending Judge Rea-
gan for having terminated Nj. Nccler-
BARD, a Douglns Democrat, and who was
defeated by Pennington for speaker. Mr.
McClernard was nominated in caucus.
aud AS a las resort. TO defeat the Back
Republicans. Tn. reasoning 81 our CO.
temporary does not, il seems to us my
meet the question, OF cSonerate Judge
Reagan. i; ia certainly begging the
ones,ion to say That Judge Reagan, IN
nominating Mr.. McClcrnard, was not act
inc upon his Gown individual responsi'
bility." and was only the Instrument or
AGENT If the caucus and Of the commit
tee Of the Democratic members 1t
would not be proper TO permit public men
to dodge responsibility in this style, or
10 nderdict the press from "oondcmnlng
the action Of nearly the entire Democratic
delegation If that delegation was cen
surable
/ Judge ReagaHs defence rests upon
much stronger grounds The struggle
/ in the Honse Of Representatives was to
defeat the Black Republicans, by the
election Of Speaker who had no ai'iiia'
{ ton mr. avmn,thv with that Marty. Ng.
McClernara entertained views upon the
territorial question which age obnoxious
TO Southern men and which would form
an unsuperable objection to his nomlna
ton to other positions that might be-
named But i, is not pretended that he
had any connection with the Black Re
publieans, or that if elected Speaker, he
would, in the appointment Of committees
or in any other manner, have favored tbs
deai gns Of that party He Proiessrd, II
We mistake not, open aud undisguisec
hostility to them, which was as cordially
returned. This being true, II would have
I been much better 20 have had him III th'
chair than such a man as sherman o
one Of that stamp The misfortune OF :
was. that the nomination Of Met lcrnar'
was followed by the result which Judg'
Reagan and other democrats W She'd 4,
/ avoid
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TO THE PUBLIC.

'INllF practical operation OF Gin or Mill,
l Is the best evidence at 'ts utility freer'
ring that those oi my manufacture should be
enforced upon thu attention Of the public by
being mirly tested ! have said but little abou,
them propose 70 manufacture superior Mills
aid Gins. and 10 furnish ihrn at the lowest
prices a. which thy can Toe afforded, Tie sub
JOINED certificates from men OF experience att.
hrh character. attest their worth Persons de-
.rol. OF purchasing either should look al nine
bc'ur. bp}u elsewhere.
My mandatory IS situated one mile West
of Marshall O'dor- addressed 10 ne a, Mar
,A.Ai viii receive prompt aroii|on:
j. :. ALEXANDER
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LATEST NEWS.

Lorisvuir. April 2-The Ohio river at
this point is rising slowly, with I'VE Rect
six inches OF water in the canal.
EvAxsvnLs, Ism, April 2-Ihs steam
,r X ate May. with 100 bales ct cot 'n
ON board. was destroyed by ire at TINS
point on saturday last.
Every one on board escaped uninJur'
ed
Boat and cargJ total loss.
vlcssrrRe. April Saturday night
last violent hail storm passed over the
northeastern part Of the state oi Louis
lana
At Peca.. Grove, in the parish Of Car
roll great damage was done On the
pl,ntation owned by Nj Henry Good
rich. His Clubhouse, negro quarters, to-
rether with newly finished dwelling
house were blown down by the violence
If the storm. His loss Is estimated at
$4,000. There were 40 lives lost.
n Lorts, April 2--1he Mississippi
river at this point is rising slowly, with
: feet & inches of water to CAIRO
The Illinois and Missouri rivers are
falling slowly.
MfaHs. April "a fr broke ont IN
the town of Jucksonport. N the state OF
Aka sas. 10y which the almost entire
business portion Of the place was de
stroyed -
Tic loss is estimated at 500 600. OF
which amount $50, o0g is sad to he GOV
cred hy insurance.
TIM PlAcrr ~ EcyIr Mr.. Giden y
Smith, writes to the National lnteliigencer
that the seven year locust may he look
Cd for tins summcr and will probably
occupy larger surface OF country Than
at any prrviuus period ii history Ac'
curding to Mr. smith the following States
, are to In specially visited
New \ !! and Concentration
/ Long island south to Washington coun
ltv New York from the Connection,
river 70 the Hudson river 70 MontSom
cry county On Tie Mohawk RIVER
CoNNrcucrr EiFcrioS -Hdryofd, APt
I 3.-The complete returns Of the election
for governor and other state officers, sho"
that the black republican party Is veto
rious ia this stat
Buckingham. the black republican
candidate for governor was elected toy
majority of 57l votes
OF the candidates elected to the Stat
senate. thirteen rc black republicans
aud seven are democrats. In the house
the black republicans have Al over
whelmug majority.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-14

~. The Jefferson Gazettc announces the ar
rival OF Judge w s Todd, and after stating
that his prolonged absence was occas'oned by
the feeble condition Of his health. remarks
eHis business was also so eondit toned that
had he been even able to leave his bel u would
have been impossible for him to place II ~
condition 50 as to leave il.
Hasn't our contemporary said little mere
about Judge Todds bed, in this paragraph, than
he intended
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PICTURES, p,CT,ncs,.

- ; ALLEN begs leave to inform the cit.
IL. Rens cf Marshall and the public general
ly that he has purchased Of srynEy & ALLEs
their picture gallery aud having redted his
rooms, is now ready TO take pictures 10 all kinds
Of weather. He feels confident Of giving salts
faction and would solicit liberal share Of pat
ronage. All wishing good picture will 40 well
TO cali at his rooms over the store of Spybey h
Allen.
lie has also on hand large and well assorted
stock Of AmbrOtype Goods, which be will
sell low for CASH.
Orders from the country filled with prompt
ness and dispatch. Persons wishing to buy will
do well to call before purchasing elsewhere.
r. y ALLEN
April IA, 1860. n3oif
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We learn that r j Wiilams sheriff
of Desoto Parish, Ia was shot aud dan
gerously wounded by one Barrett H.
The sheriff had peace warrant for Bare
field aud without any notice Barciicld
fired upon him He is now ironod down
in the jail al Manifold
About the same time, Mr. GINNING.
ham worthy young man was accidcu-
tally shot by his companion. the ball
taking effect IN the forehead lie died
n about one hour after he WAS shot
Carthage Buiidia
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Wnnn. %. TRNAs. Mancn lsel

take pleasure IN certifying to the public
that | purchased a Cotton Gin and Horse MI
from ] ; Alexander last hall thu, las gives
ample satisfaction His improved Gin makes
fine sample of cotton and will gin three hSle
weighing tiye hundred lbs per day. u pieh
the seed clean and IN TACT does everything thai
could be expected Of any Gin. The Mill VII
grind SO bushels Of good meal per day VIZ
ease L. A. RlNliARDT,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-14

TmKxE Sorsp AND AnLr SPEECHES. Hons.
John II. Reagan, Of Texas, A. g. Brown Of Mis-.
sissippi and Roger A. Pryor. of Virginia, have
had the tinIncss 20 forward as their speeches
delivered ia the L, $. House Of Representatives
previous to the election of Speaker Judge
Reagans speech will be read with pleasure by
his constituents.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-14

MB. j. : ALEXANDER SIR Some tim
since purchased from yuu 4 Mills Of y
inch Rock and one OF 4 inch they can vf'
tainly grind more than any other Mil evf
saw. am running one g yonr 50 saw tslns
can with all Ease gin thrc. Bal,s OF cotton pr
DAY and even more | do honestly recommend
your Mills and Gins to all those wishing 10 pas
cnase Yours, X. T.. WINNE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-14

\ FAcsriors GiyEENoR A keeper 81 The
State prison OF Iel- had been dismissed from
hi. function, by nyeruor iloustou iu spite of
all his rights to continue ia the Office. The
poor devil turned tut n'o the street, repaired
10 Ausiin, and asked an audience of the cNccu
tive head. The atrr who bud friend to sub
stitutr TOR the employee who was deprived OF
his place wihou' fason received him however
with a smile
Your conduct has always been without re
preach said The Governor
Yes, sir
And yon have Been already for st gears o..
ne PcHFsH'a,g
Ies Sir.
1T is wei. wish to make use in your case
Of the noble privilege which my title gives me.
"Oh thank you
Go 10 peace you are P1rionoi
Psrionci ~
YES; rciasc you for the rest Of your
time
We have In Houston a model Governor of
whom feSa. ought to be truly proud II NOT ior
bis n,iiac, "a, tast 0r his wit-Coui,ey 6cs
tGis inD
We presume thi. arccdoio has been mauuiac.
lurcd to ordtr No such sceue. We venture TO
81 p. ever occurred The author must have d
poor conception Of wit in our judgment if ibis
is the tus' he could invent, to imortali7c our
present executive,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-14

To CONTRACTORS. See the advertisement for
sealed proposals for building the Methodist
church This church cdifce when completed,
will be, VIC presume. the lasgcs, and finest 10
Marshall
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-14

~. Tho advertisement Of Messrs. j "
Coleman d Co, was received too late Tor this
weeks paper They are now receiving their
mw goods. They have large spring and sum
mer supply.
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Notice Of Final Settle ssaens.

NOTICE ia hereby given that v W br,ua
~ guardian OF the estate OF James
aus, formerly a'miuor, has iiisd in my once =.
final account aud vouchers with said gaafos.
ship, which accounts and vouchers will % ~
ed Tor allowance and final settlement ut the
o. the County Court pertaining to ts'a'es 4.
TO be held in and Tor Harrison County, 4.
Court iIouse in the City Of Marshall, %
las, Monday in April, 1860, when and ~ ~
all persons interested may appear and CO
the sa,ue il they see proper. ,ru.
\. &. BEAZLY, Clss
Anril : $40 n2s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-14

~ The Fairfield Pioneer stairs that Hon.
ions Gnrse, judge Of the 9th Judicial Dis
tric,, has resigned his seat. II is rumorcd tina,
he designs removing to Marshall lie could
certainly mol locate in community in which he
Is more highly esteemed
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NOTICE.

nURlNG my absence those indebted TO "
~ are requested to call ON John H. C,le,,..
and settle their notes and accounts.
Those having official business with me -
requested TO call ON 7 A. Harris, Esq.
WIN. N. JOHNSTON.
April IL, 1850 n36:3t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-14

- Mccormick OF the Shelhvvillc
Echo, who, if we mistake not, is some
what Modern spiritualist,' hois,s for
President, " X Poag, of Pamela, Texas,
and for Vice President John G. Breck in
ridge. Of Kentucky. Nc expresses him
self with vim;
OuR FIRsr Cnolcr.--lt j. the custom OF
the day for publishers to announce their
choice men, for the Pres dency, without
hesitation, consultation, or meditation, we
run up, at the masthead Of the Shelby
Vile Echo, the names Of Poag a Breck.
Mr.. Poag is . talented lawyer of Car
thage, who has represented Pamela for
several years in the Legislature, but
who, we believe, has never been an as.
pirant for Presidential honors
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MARRIED..

ON Tuesday. April 10 BY the Rev Otis Smith Mr.
GRO {. JOHNSON u selma Ala 9 Aiss abb
HILL, daughter Of Col " + Ilill oi thi. place.
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- We publish the following for the nfor

nation OF our I'cfnocTaNo Hlth"s
NAfios Al DEMOCRATIC RESIDENT coaNrrNy Roons,
No. ~ street, Itashsne'm ~ G., fto J. iaeo'
MEMBERS or iWE COMMITTEE
C.L. vAlLANDlGHAN. Of Ohio, Chairman
Mills TAYLOR. of Louisiana,
THOMAS :. BOtotk Of virginia,
WILLIAM II. ENGLISH, 81 Indiana,
WILLIAM BARK .DAIE, OF Mississippi,
WILLIAM Bl,,i.EK. of psnn-y ivaniA,
JOAN A, LOGAN, Of Illinois,
JOHN roCHKANg. Of New Xork
NJ Glossy, Secretary Of Committee.
Rooms Of the Committee, Nc v street, near the
City Hall. All Communications should b. addressed
10 the
hon c. l.. vALLANDiGHAM, NC,
Chairman National bsir"eras,c kss'dsrs comm'ff,,
U'a.tsSxsoo II {.
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PogrRAir Oh Ma SlDELi--The ouachita
Register, which supports Mr. slidell for
the Presidency, presents a portrait Of
that gentleman which as a literary com
position is worthy Of admiration. II MI.
Slidel is nominated and elected Presi'
dent be ought to make DR.. Bard Score.
tary of State and I he is not which
we think quite problble, he cannot DO
less than tender him respectable slice
Of his Houmas land claim Is Senator
Slidell, the much abused, represented as
the embodyment of political trickcry,
the accomplished wiro-pullcr, and man
who looks alone to personal agrandize-
ment, really so captivating looking
parsonage II SO, we are not surprised
at the Partially Of our contemporary.
We remember that during the last Pres
ideutial canvass, a Northern publisher
sent over the United States portraits Of
Buchanan, Fillmore, and Fremont, and
he claimed, and not without reason, that
those portraits elected Buchanan. When
the people saw the trio, they decided az
matter OF course in favor Of the sage
OF Whca,and
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i "A purran Guadalupe.
"A : Broadu.. Burleson.
A-C ganah,. Ktrr
5-W \ Leonard Jasper
s--RF WILLIAMS. rpshur.
RN Powell Montgomery
81 peIi.lc Fanniu.
81 + Fosrge Cherokee.
10 + : ~tockiie. Calhoun.
III + frosty III Paso.
FL " paranl. Ieon.
l3-W " Dlnhp Goad
IL T. Pitts. Tyler.
t5-R Ward. Grrant
Ia NV II Spaks lampasas
Nv II Pars i.. MeIennon.
Isl Il Worral Jack
Apri Bird A. M-rhc Convention mt in
pnrs9ance II adionrpmett. Mr Maxcy Of Folk.
4 {. lIerber, of Colorado \ & ilyje and
Joe : Holman Of n Faso + McnoW ard Y.
" Thamp.on of Fayetic. presented their ere
den,as and took iheir seats as lel'gatc- Gen.
john u Pin. presented proxies hr the counties
of Henderson and NHimman Col 4 NJ
lewis presented resolutions which were referred
in hs Committee ON Platform Mr. j. \
Qain'rro OF Austin was then elected lhrd A.
.,.tant -eerctarv. MIR j T. Harrison Of Ne
Iellau presented resolutions which were rclcr
red ,3 tar Committee ON Platform Ma. John
Marshall offered 'u,iou i.udl ring the thanks
of the convention 10 the several railroad comra
mics Who bad I'm iherally given them free pas
SAGE over their roads Adopted unanimously.
Mr. Wormll. IT Jack county offered fsnlu
tions m Frontier Protection which, GOA motion.
wcr, reiorrcd 10 a special committee. composed
Of member. IRON 81. part. of the state Muc'i
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~ Msssu tradheld / 'rslley have moved
into their large and elegant new brick store,
where their extensive and handsome assorlmen,
Of goods show to grca, advantage. We nc.
knowledge the hst,ering present ofa ane beaver
from this house. II would he dihicnl, to excel
IL in grace or fne finish. As the razor strop man
would say. they have plenty more Of the same
sort 90 hand" hyou are = mau Of taste call
.sriito snd hu,
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JASgtRy q. ls6o.

NR. :. ArENtNprR
Ur,a SIR This is To certify that | have
been concerned ia running three Of your 20 'nch
Mil Rocks aud respectfully a't's tina, We pre
fer your Mills to any other made We esa
grind more corn aud nuke better meal than any
other nill. IN hct we can grind il all.
JAMES n SMITH 4 co,
tr,a.l. Mn R,uL 40 1ayuu
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. tW'ts
AGav-W il.,urn. Clcber. Ports, People.,
Cook Engekins HIller Scurry, Mepadc loud
Thompson lsnt 4, ,uney, Woodward, Boon.
Caihie. Waller Nlcr're
B.srRor-- = rgins Shackelksd Lubbock.
Miller. Mrt,nire, Garrett
Bgs VI eoe tyson.
Hgx.R-J q, MARSHALL r e. Hawkins tdw
Brad.n
BosQur Marshall proxy
Iioax-il ,. Kunnels
Ba,zomt-' iuuson Lewis. Young Winston
Nelson Perry ilcrndou Perkins, Bates Adri-
anVs Bryan g aincs. Wharton.
BaAnos.-A G.. l,tiiz.
Brnfg-oS- BF0adls Grant Knox, Goodwin
Dougs.
BrnNpr-J VI Steiner proxy
CALpwEft VIM K Cowau q. u 7 Tabor,
Jos johnson
CuHors' + :. Stockdac.
Cast nyey.
Cn,vuI Is Chambers, Aston Evans
CInaoi, fr-F. + fnsoue
tolIts j j. Howe, proxy
Cofont DO Duflcu. Garner Williamson liar
court. Collin loguc Tate McElroy. Floyd Her
bert Ar dersun Barnard.
puIts-C X fryer
DgWur-Jno Marshall
r. pA.n dos. +. Crosby.
FNts-G t. Burney
FANNgv /. G. pol.i-e. II Iiagby.
FAyrfrg-J W pancy, Jarmau J. L. Gay
l,ohbina FInm, Lester, A Il. GATES. Pop Hunt
Ig,c pr.anie
Fogr BKNn- Streble, Luny Mitchell Noglc
snlliysp
Fsrrsroyr Owen. Daniels, Manning
GAlyFsros- Geo. Mason G. II Leonard. j.
ions. Gen. Mcleod. j II Westerlagc judge
Barne,. Con = sherman J II ilulchiugs +.
e Tucker Thos. NJ .iaci GUY VI Bryan pr
FIurlbut Willard Richardson Il X Hartley
VI VI Potter John troucan' Il. { Franklin
A Flake.
Go,un-iI + Bee W W Dunlap
Govz,Lgs-r y. Waul. W. II stewart
Calchings Gay.
Gn,sgs- ptnham. pye. Wilson Scott, Wi
iiur. Finlay
uoArpAttrs-pngsan Haley Harrow. ..
Hams hefry' y. "aiilg"n'
frost WIN. td"mds > Is 'io''n"t
lnbbock. p II 'nshing, h''' hl'Faan, \, a.
,'A{ ~ sampson :, ionse"pc, ! - '''l-
doom ID i'Ni"y' " W. N7ue' . ""'''''
iNFHA',N -Ht,it "'"''''''' P'"N"S
ii"s-5ho' ~ rus, ,,,. NJ.
iili- iieha'f'.u' NipP''' '"''' H'ssS'
,,orNlNS- yho, y, 7lN'ou
".s'0T ."tF""
uVN' ', ~ ~ Proi
''N '" " ~
az i 49,
p'''N =, -'a''. A. Hal. n,,.,;..
-. I'll
a. n -, ,,.o,,
- n \ /, So.
LOO ! I VcHri1a I n fapranJ i u,
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=. ~ ~ easa II hsssss Corey Miller tobse
- osgehasAs, xsv Ostsaas This hea~ keeps the
~ 6asss brssds u tobacco. Plsnser and oshsrs
- w " Asesss vhn psefss to represent houses or
se>aees rassss~ u visgiaia. nd who ss by sample,
eaG1 = y sdvsed ssst they can purchase Tin -sms
$3.50 = Asssss ss~s. u = lover Azure in New Or
49,. ksssy veil Informed nan ksows this TO b
-. ~ 49, II ssllia~ b. sample, either tobacco
y - G1Ass sssteI~. ought - - prohibissd. These
nonsm ~ - isesasr and essss u Aiseet eompe'
- ~ ~ rssal sr<ers II tAs ooastry. who d.
- hssst ~ Via sssl II y sosli psoAs - can
= anbess4 ~ 1rsaA'-'s srst; - ~ % ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-14

-. xes the advertisement Of Mr. George II Vim
tens. Type Foundry and Paper Warehouse. New Or
leans. We have traded with Nj vinten for several
years. and have always been treated well by hun lie
has m esiahshed isputation for integrity and bust
psss qualifications His establishment Is extensive
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-14

\ ~. Tue Caddo Gazette urges upon
the people Of Shreveport the imp arative
necessity Of completing the railroad To-
the Texas live. and connecting with the
Southern Pacific, ntis year
The Gazette IN mich pleased with the
advancement If the work, aud says
"On Tuesday. the locomotive d NJ
.I,hnson blew her whistle, rang her ben,
and made her FIRST experimental T'p, u
magnificent engine and was the ah
nir.tion of hunlrcos who Witnessed the
exciting performance
A corr, spondsnt Of the Gazette urges
another ,Icct upon the attention OF inc
people If Shreveport he says
oThr State. by recent net ct the Leg
i.laturc has a snted aid to ihe extent "'
opc.fith of ih. capital ncces s'ry Tor tn'
construction Of q railroad beginning AZ
the terminus q the Baton k'1ge ana
Grosse.Tete road ant passlng th ooS'' u,
parlshc, OF Rspidcs, Na'ohit"c ~ "',,'
DeSotn, and inlrrscctin the Fac &c ran
road at or near SHREVEPORT
The editor of the Gaze; tc also Vo'S
this enterprise very warmly but IN No
course Of his remarks use. this Ian
guago
1--WE cannot disguise the fact that a
deep and abiding prejudice ex'S's IN inc
minds Of the planters Of this PARISH
agains, railroads. There are but lew
exceptions, so far a. we have mtc r'oga'
ted them ON the subject. Tins nm % tu'
nate state Of feeling was produced ~
the railroad tax of 100000 impose
upon the land holdc's for the benefit o.
the Nicksburg. Shreveport and Texas !
Railroad The imploprleiy and mus /
ticc OF ihis proceed has dove more
than every thing els, TO bring railroads |
into disrcpu,c and to retard the work
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-14

=. E4s the advertisement VI M-s-rs. +. r. Ste.
ssas I Co., New Orleans. whose advertisement will
b fosaA tn fourth page. They do not exsgerats
= ~ isase VIXEN they sAae that their ssosa will he
lsasl u ~ most complete in extent and variety
y ~ Usitsd states. They ~sll It low ngur-s. We
Asvs traded With them for many years and sxpec, TO
Nads with them. a. long - they do business.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-14

G. ". SLATER Ia Candidate for reelection for
Constable in i,sa, No. 5 a, the ensuing August cleo
ton.
WILLIAM sTARKEY ia candidate for Constable
10 beai No. 8, At the ensuing August election.
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TINE GREAT COUGH REMEDY.

April IA, 1850
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FOR JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE.
FOR CONSTABLE.

IA. HARliI- is Candidate for Justice of the
gust election.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-27

9fein iaste Der 8aier. lelen 9ie mir bic
Oepel4e tmmerbin Dor, uuo la0en's mid oas
bet nletn GbOcplao' a1strinfen. s. i.o
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-27

Nein iaste Der &ailer. lelen @ie mir bic
OeePelWe tI1lmerbtn UOr uuo lalen'S mid pas
pct mem GbCcDlaD' o1strtnfen. ~ s
Gr leBte Die GaiIe nit Der pampfeneen
eppcolaoe an Die S,ppen. uno tpdbrene er lfe
eepa9ll9 blnunter lhllrfte, entfaltete Der
Tllrit oa6 @apier. raJ.r
Satlerlt6 f6ntSltHes @enerals Gonlulot in
@enua, lag Der Strit jeBt. v@w. Durcblaubt
baben mir su meloen oaB 10 eben Elm enoliS
ldeS SdbtfT III Den 5afen ern @rnua Elm,
9elaufen 1T, nit Str Colin Gampbell an
Soro. Dtrlttbe fam lofort auf oas t. f.
0enerals Gpniulat, INN gu melpen, boB Der
Tatler ytapoleUn BON Der SnleI glba per-
lAwunpen lei."
2b, rief Der &aiIer, nit eiuem beftioen
Juf pte nod nidt 9eleerte Saile tpieoer bin>
ltBenp, uho ben 6iirlten nit erpBen Nuoen
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