The Northern Standard. (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 30, Ed. 1, Saturday, November 25, 1848 Page: 3 of 4
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MM I u Mull nil III 1.1 .L.U Ug--OV
now fullow. It icUius within our own bounds the
most of the expenditure w hich is iadc it will allow
of the crop being shipped v ith hs delay than by
steam boats and per consequence in our obtaining
better prices Another result will be that steam-
boat owners and Ciptaias who are disponed to cx-
tnrt upon the necessities of our local situitio.i will
find themselves pow criers and will be cry apt to
become more rea-o.inblc m 'heir demands.
We arc gladtokl.ow that the Louse of C. C.
Alexander & Co. tic of tl rfiM of our commerci-
al establishments has alreadj commenced operations
in this plan ami w :il -hip all its cotton by f.al
iHUth.
tltiTio ll.euir.is.
Cvss. TvTI.oK.
Fam.in 21." SS
Lainir "" 1?fi
Redilivcr 3'".!) 1?"'
ll.rv.tf 1-2- "I
'I'm.- aw l-'
II .rrison :tsl 303
Trut.s -JJ'I -"'
tsaltine '.parlu!) Hit "-3
San Augustin- -3J 0
Nacogdoches 203 00
Huntsville 1152 83
Houston Citv 330 195
I'incimiiti tl 29
Fanthorps 123 3 1
Montgomery 99 20
Dallas (town) 130 42
Henderson" 129 01
.llTVL.
333
mi
r.-.s
23S
!10
323
710
!C2
3.VJ
3911
1SC2
Thcabove are all the returns of the Presidential
election we have as jet received from the counties or
Towns of our State Two points arc ho wever al-
ready delcraiuicd by the general tenor of the returns
and the informal reports which are thatiu the first
place f.L-s & Hutler have carried the State by a
large majority hut not iicaras large as they might
have had had there been a general turn out. Sa-
tisfied of their strength however the Democracy
have in many of the counties stajed at home while
th.: Whigs have villi tint spirit which alvvavs ac-
tuates a zealous minority polled all their votes or
very ucarlj all.
The only county in which we cc a full vole giv-
en is in Harrison which was closely contested.
Bv our next number we hope to be able to add
largely to our table tho-gh wc arc afraid it may be
ome weeks before the returns will be made from the
new counties lying oil" the main mail routes.
L.ouiIiiuii Kliclion.
From this State w c hav e receiv ed returns enough
to satisfy us tint the State has gone for Taj lor giv-
ing him 300 or a 1000 inajoritj. Our readers uilj
recollect that in out table of calculation some four
weeks since we put the State down in the doubtful
list.
T:.YIX)!1. CASS.
1-01
Algiers 81 200
Parish of Jeifrrsiin 093 013
St. Hernard Whig loss 1S3
Citvof Haton Rcugc 273 230
West llalou Kongo 41 maj.
East " " maj. 0
Shrevcport gave 30 dcm. majority.
The Parish m all 19.
Clav's majority in Shrevcport IG in the Parish 51.
All the repoits summed up give Taj lor ma-
mmiK . ' '-1
Cass
nnjur.ties
Tavlot ma;. ss far as l.eari! from
030
If CHI.
General Keanicy died at St Louis on the 31st.
J Ton. Dixon II. Lewis of Alabama died in New
York on the Cult nil.
Ford was elected in Ohio official majority 330
votes.
. . . .
- was elected ... IV-ann-vlva-na-omeial
y 303 votes or -2j3 or Hll all ot which state-
Johnso;
majont
ments ue hae -ten given as official
Emigration.
A gentleman just from Kentucky. calleJ at opr
nm-.. .... Tne-a IUK-;d that the ennrration to i
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Texas this season would be very largc-thathc had
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left behind him between this place and Memphis
uu u.u.tiu uiu .. i i t t
nut W ilun i Iinidn-J a"oii. Since then sev-'.i
not lest man i uLunnn .iuu . omu. men .u
eral mevcrs.wish their wagoiii have passed through
town.
We sec by an aticl from the lJomham Argus
uhich wc co'py. hat a considerable body of cmi-
grints:s passing through that town crossing at
Btaieis-ES-illlierji-Ift above this.
lTriTi-riri's fiii.i.ir.T Devij. We learn
from the Ciiin. Co.-niifriin that the bones
New Orleans 3170
1301
Taylor's maj. 1091
Whig gain (G7
ofthe brave Kentuckians who died under J Wc Icain from the Iluntsville Ranuer
the savage tomahawk at the massacre of the that Col. J. Bennct lately died at his icsi-
River Raisin in 1312 were convened to Ihe dence in Navarro county. The Banner says
river shore on the :17th ult. by an escort of lie was a trusty lriend. a good neighbor an
the Cincinnati Firemen and placed in chaige affectionate husband and paront and an ho-
of the Kentucky Committee to whom their nest man. He was a L'eut Colonel and
reception was assigned. The bones were 'commanded a portion of the left wing ofthe
contained in a wooden box painted black Tcsian army at San Jacinto. Tclph.
bearing upon the lid the inscription
KEN rUCKY'S GALLANT DEAD.
J A .V U A R V IS I 8 I 2 .
ircr Raisin.
jiicii.
The hones cHlicsc brave men were found
in a common crave ana were accidentally
upturned while a street in JMonroe Michigan
was being dug down. The fact of the skulls
lieinw all cloven with the tomahawk induced
the workmen to make inquirv and an aged
Frenchman living in that town a survivor of
the massacre knew thnn as the bones ofthe
unfortunate Kentuckians remembering the
spot where thay were buried. Information
was sent to Kcntuckynnd that State with its
characteristic spirit promptly took means for
their removal. The State devolved the
charge upon Col. Brooke a gallant participa-
tor in and survivor of that unfortunate bat-
tle. A procession solcma and imposing wa
formed in Covington and the long funeral
train as it passrd through the streets was
witnessed bv hundreds in gloomy silence.
Although an age had intervened since these.
old crumbling bones were animate since
those brave men had. led their homos to die
in their country's cause yet the tear of
grateful remembrance was not absent Irom
the eye of a new generation! Old Time
scented to have stepped forward in the soirbre
habiliments of mourning to recall a tear for
the long forgotten!
The French Government have sent two
colored men as Governors one uf them to
Martinique and one to Guadaloupc.
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nsaavz3mtoeSEK
ARRIVAL OF DRAGOONS.
We were agreeably surprised on Monday
morning to sec our landing thronged with
dragoons who arrived during the night from
Galveston. This detachment is composed ol
about '20G troops under the command of Cul
Fauntleroy. We understand that one or two
hundred more troops will arric in a few days
The drjgoons made but a short halt in the ci
ty. They were mounted and on the road to
their c.viiping place about two miles fioin
town befoie ten o'clock .. i. The soldiers
aut! the long file of luggage wagon-
nude ijuitc an imposing nppcaiar.er- :1s they
noted on through the streets toiv.uds theit
camps'. These soldiers are a line body of
alheletic men most oftlicm aie under tluttj-
te.us of age and the e.ie and grace which
many of them displ.n ed in the management
of iheir houses showed cry plainly that they
have been used to the service and wc aie
confident that they will prove almost as efli-
jeicnt troops for frontier defence as the ran-
jgcis who have preceded tlicm. Col. Fannt-
Icroy their rommander has seen some ser-
vice on the frontier of Texas and has the
icputation of a gallant soldier and an ac-
complished gentleman.-Housl. Tel.
Yc understand that Gen. Twiggs will
make his headquarters aN Galveston for the
present or until the several military depot
and the line of posts arc established.
JToust. Tel.
Tun Fkovtier Forces. "U e learn fiom
General Twiggs that about seventy new re-
cruits have been mustered in New Orleans
in order to fill the four companies of Dta-
goons from Pascagoula. Two more compa-
nies of Diagoons vvcic to have left Cai lisle
Pa. caily in October and if so they will '
hortly arrive here- llie dragoons consist
of sity-nine men to each company nnd the
Infantry of forty-rjinc. There will be six
companies of each for our frontier. Two
companies are reported to have recently lelb
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NewOrlcans for i'ortLavaca. We understand
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UIUI liuailll V uu lu ui; au uiiiusiu in UUIlIll'l-l
. i i . -i
Hon wit i the cavalry so nstc co-oneratc null
. .... .. ... .
Small parties pass through this place lailv.
Last week wc observed one train iitunbciinz'
sixteen wnggons in one company. Thi:
..i : ... t ....iw..i : w". .. !
..- i ' .. !. l c.rnBrr i c 5.
fo ibe iTi.Mr but ft allords a. eveelleni !
to llie uiteiMr lint it anonis an exceileiil op-
portunity lor rca. filing the strength of ex-
hausted teams and supplv ing emigrants vv ith
' .. ." '. . 3 t
inniii' tliiiitf. tlmv uill nonl ruifl rnntmt pic
D . . . ...t
them elliciently. 1 lie infantry will general-r' " ";"" "
ly be stationed at such important points as' . ""dcrstand mere boys-were at-
require constant protection Gal. .V.rrj. tacked ll.e.r banners and transparencies
taken liom Ihem and earned it was said
E.-itanvTiov. The emigration ibis season ''"" J Ic" lLt'a. w!cr.e they were burned.
is greater than it has been f.r sev era! years. I X lrn Iu "cus ot lH1 "-''acelul act-one
D . '. IlI.i..Itai.l..l ......! tli. I.i. v nn ft ! II ill
ly procure when they have once Iclt the"":"""'"'" V v"".--
more densely settled pnits of the country.! o ccnc o last night arc di-graccful
Colorado Labacca and the "three folks". t0 01lr ct-v- ll yi t""e raU dcect ccns
seem to have the call.-lbiiAmn Anius.
i
fun Cnors. It is cheering to lenrn thai
. .i .i n i r :. i. .
me crops iiirouguoiii uu iiie- couiiues ueiw ecu
the Trinity and Brazos a. c the most ahund-.
aat that ever been known. The product of
cotton is unnienc: many planters have not
hands to gather all the cotton they have rais-
ed Mr. Crump has actually made at the
late of seventeen bales of cotton to the hand
and has already sec-.ued thiitccit bales to the
lmml lir. i- lllllllile In 'ir.ir-llrri linf.ile fit
gather the crop as fust as it opens. The for President. Thry have told him it was
corn crop has also been abundant and there customary for men holding ciri7 office to rc-
would be tens of thousands of bushels for c-' sjgu accepting a nomination forPrcsidcnt;
portation if the markets abioad were not al- nild thal i1B American people would regard
icadj over-stocked. . .. '
The crop of sugar as wc have before slat- II aa ;"""'rc ""tr'l-: or a man t0 1ola on
ed will probably beat least a thild larger
than that ol luft year; ami there has doubt-' a candidate for President. They have as-
less hern mote tlnn twice (he ouanttty of - . - inn... :iifno ...nI1.i in
cane raised tliisycar: but a large portion of
it will be reserved for the. new plantations
. a dircct;on's.7W.
JJe.rrani.
IIocston Ikon Fou.mim. Wc arc happy;
'to announce to our reauers in me interior
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that our enterprising lellow citizens vicssts.
T-ll c "" II- . I . . I.i: 1.
velu".' y"?. Jre -..uutw e-s..l....sI. .
icxtensive iron foundry in this city and will'
. i . c i i ..i
Soon be picparcd to furnish sugar kettles of
.' i t i r
the most appiovcd patterns cog-wheels for
C(Hion nv hn.-se-mills saw-mills and also
hallow-ware of the best description. The
Remand for these ai tides throughout the coun-
try is immense and vyc may reasojially an-
ticipate that this foundry will in one or two
tears add fiom one- to two hundred thous-'
and dollars to the productive capital of Hous -
ton. 2tleph.
The St. Louis Republican has received a
portion of the California gold from Frathcr
i River It is not yellow mica as represented
by thcN. Y. Sun but the pure virgin gold
nnd was sent by Col. Mason of the U. S. ar-
."'j "" uuicwiur ui mu reimuij. ....
It is our melancholy duty this morning to
announce to our readers the death of Gen.
Mosely Biker long a resident of this City
and one of its origin.il founders He was
severely attacked with fever on the 27th ult.
and lingered on with occasional prospect of
iccovcry until within the last tiuec days and
died this morning at daylight. In the death
of Gen Baker our city and country have
lost a valuable man eminently distinguished
among us as talented a honest and indepen
dent citizen.
His funeral will take place at the irill al
5 o'clock to-morrow afternoon.
JIousl. Tel.
The Hon. Jeremiah Mason one ofthe o!d
est and most eminent lawyers in the country
formerly U.S. Senator from New Hampshire
but for the last twenty years a resident o'
Boston where he devoted himself to the prac
tice of his profession died on the evening of
the i4th at the age of 82. The immediate
cause of his death was an apoplectic stroke
:ii 'Auasssrxtrt: v.-turret
From Ihe Ddtn of the 29A w.
DEPLORABLE AFFAIR.
Last night the peace of our city was dis-
turbed by an incident of a very distressing
anu snamciu cnaractcr mic.auon i vvn.c.
accurately as they could be learned under
the excitement which prevailed thioughout
the city. We do not vouch for the literal
aecm.icy of our statement as no two persona
with whom we Conversed agircd in even the
substantial fucts of this lamentable alTair.
We .ire informed by sevcial persons tliat
as t!.e Deinociatic procession k passing
u;i Cucu-.-ti.i I an ii.dividu.il who w.wstanil-
mg :.t the corner of Perdido and Circus
stieits i:t iiiiut of Clnistopher Lilly ' Coilbc-hon-e
the head quailcts of the Union Rough
and Readv Club eomnienccd liuzzaing very
lom!ly for Taj lor and Fillmoie when sointi
one in the pioe.ession threw his torch at llim;
tlicieupou this individual diew a pistol and
I'u edit into the croud when thcie was a rush
tow aids him and he wasstiuck several blows
hut not iiilil tie had discharged all the five
bands of his lev olvcr into the croud. lie
then ran into Lilly's house :he cro'vd purstt
ing him when two men ran to both doors and
li:ed several times at the democrats who
were rushing in. A melee then ensued dur-
ing which ue are informed by good authoritj'
no less than I'U'iitv-thrcc shots wcrefned.
Finally however the dciuocints having got
within the house set fire to it in several plas' in sjmu instances where the pitients have been
ces and burned it to the ground. ig"en up.
Wc deeply regret to s-iy that one person I Numerous tcsti.n.mils are on file at lb"
.... i i i.. i -ii i i i i n C omj.niv Office which v.oald satisfy the most
was nrounlilv ui Icu. and sev era vv ei c bac Hy . '. .- .... . i i . i n
' . -. m- .... . . J I incredulous. A letter just received from Joseph 1.
wounded in this alTiay. Ic body ol a inaiijn Stltrp Ya. eoatams the tollouing:
apparently dead was taken out ot the gutter D-'The Dysentery Syrup cures in tvery ens-."
and sent ofi"; another was shot through the j TA-sam-proof ii t'aily loimng in from enry Stale
breast ; Mr. V. II. Wilder a uiciuber of the in the I'mon.
General Council received a Imll In ibn he.nl
and when we saw him. seemed to be sutler -
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in;; iiiii'ii iiuin ur less ui uiuihj. liiiiuii u
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oeiicvc ins vt omul is not (uingcrous. mr.
James Dunn ol the Tliiid Waul una shot
in the hand and several others received
slight wounds. Wc resei ve f.uther particu-
Lira as well as our comments upon this most
shameful
ll atfair until Vie C.m cam tlC facts
from . most tellable souices
vxoTiir.p. !
The excitement produced hj- the sad affair
in Circus sticct had luudly subsided before
ii n ii miii tiMiii.iwl In' mnlliiiitnlntiiii nl M mrtlnfi
we were aroi'scd bv another alarm of a melee
'on
on Common street. It seems that as the
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' Denioeialie nroeession was nas-iii" un Caiun
-"-i"-J"- procession was pns-in up aiuji
cirniii ii....' r l i. ..1 inn ...... ru....ii. ..
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1)c Ir) l to d'-claun and condemn as it
ought to be condemned by nil decent citicns
iimcIicu the mam bduv oi the nioccsaton.
a number ol Demociats mounted on lioises I
returned to Ileuletfs and commenced throw -
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'"? to'iPS at the bmltliug. and at person i i-
MlIe- na".v' how'e c1".' V'' u.tI'd' cw- SV- '
.ah I ' . .... ..... .iiant limn cmiLliii.ir
out rfuiti:
ii j iiiuic; it ii ti it i ii un oiiiuohiii"
Hitnin i f 1 i j-h it inMiiif niinvd
lo IIH a .VP C" ; anu ye. we
are moiiineu to ue compciieu to say mat wc
sa' Pu". Ptclld l. b? r?d ci'"s
anu "fniieme-n. leiuimg ine-ir uiu iasi nigiii io
. ". . . i .-
C.L:"3C ihe general cxciteincnt iitetcad ol
stnviug to rcstiaiu and moderate it.
SMART MAN WON'T RESIGN!
Taylor is shrewder than some of his friends
Many of them h.ivc Urged llim to resign his
commission in the army while a candidate
to his somtnission in the regular army while
' . .
suiniiuiii in itt;ii;.ii nun. uui in. man iiiiu
vvould'jit pay ten cents postage to get the
news of the whig nomination could'ut think
of resigning a fat sa'nry in compliment to that
nomination. They might run him for Presi-
dent if they chose; but as for resigning
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suuuj or 5iu a jear.anu paj.ug ve-u ecus
bef.ire beincr elected wbv he'd cc
postage uciore ucing ciecica -wuj ue u ee
. i i r . rt .t. .1 i i
them d d first. Dont t jou think readers
' '
that the old man laughs in Ills slcerc and
pronounces himself smarter than the whole
waj (r;bc when he sees State after State
" '
' n '
" no bope of his -lection as President con-
gr.itul.ites himself on having held on to thai
commission like the King of Terrors to a de-
cease colored gentleman?. .'tist. Union.
EMIGRATION FROM IRELAND TO
TEXAS.
Since the opening ofthe spring the tide of
emigration has continued and now even at
the close ofthe autumn vessels are receiving
their lit ing cargoes chiefly for the United
States and Canada. Many shopkeepers
small traders and mechanics arc amongst
this multitude of voluntarily exiles flying
from a country where the struggle fur exis-
tence is hourly becoming moie difficult and
arduous.
But a class of emigrants of a totally dif-
ferent kind arc now preparing to leave the
country in order to make a settlement in
Texas. A little colony consisting of some
persons in the rank of gentry; one gentle-
man who have been the representative for a
southeastern county thicc justices of the
peace and sundry farmers ofthe large class
with peraons who has been in the mercan
tile pursuits or connected with banking cstab
lishinents is about to be established in Tex-
as whose lauds have already been pur
chasrd. This party of emigrants consisting
of a large number of families arc to leave
this country early in the next month and will
take their departure from Liverpool for New-
Orleans as the best mode of reaching their
destination in Texas. Amongst the Texan
colonists will be a clergyman ofthe establish-
ed church who has parted with his living
and sold whatever property he possessed n
this country and who is to-become the pas
tor ofthe members of the Church of England
m iiiijJLjij.ue'jig5s-tjjLLarrB5'-aTl'BliL
in the new settlement. This new feature I
in Irish emigration w well deserving of at-1
tcntion. as an indication of a "break up" '
' nmong the gentry and the middle class as
a3 ll0 ruraI . !
Morning Chron.
DAGUERREOTi'PE IWfllAlTS.
PLaJ L WAIN ivunld respectfully inform the
I iSVl ciii
n ill ulircvillJ ail in vicinity.
is prepared to ufcr !' IMII.Y
GltOl'PSaid CIHLDKKV-s POIfl'IlAl V
'i the
inot annrove.1 and fimslieil manner
llooui over the old Drug Sto.i.
Clarlsrillc Xor. VJth ISIS. A. 30-2t
ru lt'7'L'VPlWiri -nrr j a-i
GR.'lh I' hMBhll (r COM P J A 1
.v;jr-ro7ZA'.
?LLETI. Ml 8.
i
DVSEXTERV DIARR1KEA &c.
J'iiViciy atml in a fur Acvrt
Thf r.nviri.M.f i.e. Vsipany plt'dgcJ iiself to the
follow ering fael.:
1st. The Graefeiiii-'rg Uvsjnterv Syrup will Cure
lle Dyscntrj Durrhoia c. A.c in tuniu-fjur
"ous
2d A cure is warranted no imltefhmr Ind thd
case; even if tin discharges are hlimdand militant.
The money is instantly refunded if a cure l s nut the
result.
3d Thoi sand of lives have been saved by its use
I his extraiir.linarv medicine should be resorted to
1?1"1 'no-n-nt .'"' symptons appear
Seamen
boats n; trivollers. a 1 1 all others should have a
. . u i .-
supply as Us tinielv use will s-lvchli
The Medical IVe.hv arc as.onuhcd at its power:
freely co.ilKsmp ii- ."' -lr is no other m.-Jieine at
all tii he eompired . i it.
7'iicCIIlLl)lU:X PANAfKA is equally effica-
cw's " a! i3 lmrl :iml s""'rh complaints oi
"'""' "...emer or p:.js.c.a..s..oum uu huh-
UUk ...
tT The CJ.'iicnl Agents for Ucd Hiver arj
OLlVI'.Hix; C'A VTFir.LU to who.n apjhealioii
for agencies iniv be addressed.
EDWARO BARTON Sec'iy.
P. S. 'i lie CJracfen'ier" Company are desirous
of procuring tins some-sofa respcci.ih'c fe-uule in
I .. . .1 IT I ltd
evetv toun in the I num. in a liusincfR wlneli will
.
ill? ifrv nii-mfiii. ill' Tiiiiir.'sii.fr iiii I . iii.i.ii
i Nn. 5U Hrouluav X. Y.) post paid particulars
. e flirnihn ; ' ' ''
. rof sa( n alI lie T)ril?;sts aniI the
varioiu Gracfonb-rg i)e)o: l.itoun and coantrv
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GRJEFEjXBEH G COMPAQ!7
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.V bl W Y OR K.
BIALKTUf NO. 9.
TUL POSllIO ofthe (.rafei.hcrg Company
'" s re ations to the lic.llh ot the community is
now fully established; and the admirable ftenes o
0la).fcll6i. .MpillclnPB aro BlCry where taking the
'cad of all others. In numerous portions of the
counirv
Tin: mi:dical taculty
adopt thesj me.heines in their practice; s.itisfied from
ample tests that by their use they can more cir-tainlv-
eoaib it.
Diirai; tn all its form .
And not only do physicians sanction and encourage
tdmr n-.. l.i.t
'".. but
THE CLERGY
of cverj' denomination attest their wonderful effica-
cy; and in mini -ions vvij-3 recoai lunJ then to tlu
people of their charge.
THE LEGAL PROFESSION
testify to the sa-ne thing; in short; the pnliKe at
large lull the introduction of these medicines as
A PUBLIC BLESSING
There are over
Ten Thousand Agencies
ofthe Company in the United States which are not
onlj- profit iblu to the agents but of vast bc.iefit t0
the inhabitants. There should not be a single
Town Viilat; or I:uu!cl
witboi.t its Graefenbcrg Depot; and if this Ilullctin
is read where there is no agency application ehould
be made for one at once.
Certiiicatcs almost without niinikr
arc on file at the office of the Company testify injr
to cures ofthe mots astonishing hindnl':imiv' which
h ive been duly examined by the following distin-
guished gentlemen.
Rnx-. N Btvr.s D. D.
Frvncis live!. Esq.
Ex-Mai or Brvdv
all of New -York.
The powers of the Graefenbcrg Medicines over
ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS
no matter what their form or sjvenlv 13 a matter
of
Profound .hlonish menl.
Let all therefore wiioarc thus afflicted and wlej
vv ould
CLE.IjXSE the system
resort at once to ilu celebrated GracfenbjrgA'Fi.i.TV-
ble Pills and Hi vlth Hittfis. At all events
let them call so.ua paa of the on agents and get a
pamphlet
GRATIS
which will-fully explain thii whole matter.
IC7" The general agents for lied liner are OLI-
VER & C'lIATFIl'LI) to whom applications for
agencies may be addressed.
r.DWD BAKTON Scc'rv.
New York Sept. IS 18.
NOTICE. "
The undersigned was dulv; appointed Adminis-
tratrix of the estate of Charles Logan decc.isod. at
theOetobertcr.il IStSof the Hon. county court ofj
Lamar county ; all per-ons having ruiins against
said estate are notified to present the same dulv- au-
thenticated within the time prescribed bj- law or
they will be barred; and those indebted to make
immediate pavment.
CIVILITY LOGAN.
Atimnislratri i
-Var. ll 1618. (Nn 30-GlsJ
STOP THE MURDEUER!
$-500 REWARD!!
T WILL pay the sum of 1'ive butidrcd doll irs fur
jL ihe apprehension and delivery to the the Shenlf
nf Henderson county I e.xas of the body of WM.
F. C. BUTLEli. "
Said Hutler on the 31st day of July Eighteen
hundred and Forty-eight murdered in' the Town
ofBufhlo without cause or provocation (as the
evidence shows) my brother John P. Moore.
Description of (Itc Murderer.
Said Hutler is about fivefeet ten inches high with
bhio eyes and rather light or auburn h.ur about 3.5
or 31 years of age disabled in the ri"ht hind bv the I
cut of a knife which has caused omc of his fingers-
to stand straight lie is of thin visage nose Ko-
man. and rather sharn. He sinus and talks Indi m.l
and makes manv gestures when drinking Heii
well made and very stout of hissize weighs about '
1.10 nr If.n unumbi " I
A. M. MOOR-r.
Bujalo August Sth fSfff
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WvSIUNGTON
O-toUr 10. 18 IP.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the Sheriff of Hopkins Count ij (ire titi: '
You arc le.-nbj-com.nandedtosum-non Melissa llor-l
gan.w ho is renresentediipon oath.bc-i non-rcsiih ntof
the State to be and ap-jeai at the neit term of tlie The nnihTsigni.il vmis dt.lv appointed Adminis-
District Court for the county of Ilnpkins to he held . tntorof the- 1 j-t.itc nf Arringteii HowaTiI dcreasttl
at the court House thereof in the Town nf Tarrant at the July term If- If of the Probate Court of I-a-on
the third Monday in Man h nest aid then and t icre mar coiintj- all per-nit having claims against said
plead answer or demur lo the petition of Chas. Mnr- Estate are notified lo pri-smt s.a:d e-I.iims duly au-
gan.a citizen of said county w'io repntents in llicntieated within the time prescnlieil bv Iaw.nr
his petition as follows substanti illy tint he was ( thej- will be barn d and those ladihtcd arercipivstcd
nnrrieil lit January A. Ll. ISIO to Hie sanl .Melissa
then Melissa Cloud that thev lit id tpgcthciasiiian
and wife until sometime in the Month nf October
1813 w her said Melissa voluntarily- lelt the- hoi
and Ixi-ird of said petitioner. Slid petitioner avers
that during ihe tune of their cohabitation be per-
formed all duties properly incumbent upon him as a
husband and prajsihat in consequence of the aban-
donment aforesaid a divorce "a i mailo matiimmm''
be decrecded against said M.ahssa
In testinum- of all w l-.-ch. I Charles- J. Hot-' "' '" ' '"' X" ' ' "" - " "" a"'-
ton. Clerk of the VTMCunrfoIA"l:TJ?lb:U'.V'7tH? .rHlnT U-T
sum naic iicreuiiio.aiiixeu mv itauo.
i.i;.-i .- .1 1 r- - . 1
anil the oeal ut the s.ml ( niirt. at
.. . p i
Office in Tarrant on this the lath
3 daj November A. I) 1813 and of
the lmlepcnuencu ot the L nited istates
the 73d
CHAS. J. BOTI-OM. Clerk.
n.c.ii.c.
To Jlclista Morgan.
Von are herebj- sammoncd to appear as aliovc di-
J. C. RUSSELL.
S!J.ll. C.
(No. asMts-
Tarrant
SorAolh IS 13.
LOST.
MV Head Right Ccnifcale for 3-J0 acicx of
land ik'uciI and eranlcd bv toe- 15uard of I
LaiidCommissioneTsufHarrishnrgeeuntv mi ihe ?lh
of March ln3!) No. not reci-lktlcd; winch if not
found or heard from 111 ninety daj s I w ill apply for a
Duplicate.
Palatine WM. H. Ml'IUtAH.
Anderson County
OtfiUl 1848. (.Y..-."J-0r)
JWTICE.
TIIluniIcrsigiiid having hem duly appointed hy
the lionorable the County court of Hed ltixi-r
county 011 the 311th day of October A. 1). 1318
Administrator ofthe estate of Jacob Dak 111 deceas-
ed hereby gives notice to all persons who have
claims against said estate to prea-ml them duly pro-
vc" at required by I ivv nitlun twelve months atti r
"u ' t0 ol publication and all persons indebted
to s'ud Li'Mt: W""'!e immediate pa jment.
JOHN W. WEST.
Athnhuttrator of the Estate of
JA LOll DAK Art Dccc3m."J
Cl'tlsnllr.
Xor.the Uth 1313.
(Nn 30-!hs)
TO OWNERS OFGINS AND MILLS.
TVPE METAL suitable fiir gin Iioxcs for sale
al the "Standard" Office for cash only
Nov. Ith ISIS.
n
sgas
c-'rrsftrfg' t
sPAKti k mmm
s
xS &sOK
rjIIH l'iiilfrsiiii.lLil's.i!.i'. iii(tliil .f ti'fiil run;
A his grati till :u-!.nnuli iIlmi. -nl- t( 1 r- ui.iiutiii.s
patrons and tn.nds. lur ! r l..H r..l p.ar.m.1;:.
receiveil ll Imn r.t tl.. r I. ... r. .1. . . ....
' And would au-.u.i ii.om rimi-t'.ii v -.ih.i: ih.ir.tt-
I. ution ti i
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c m rs
C'E:
Xt rt rl j .in I .;-! it. i:
ii i.j. HI I si ml.
- l'i!l"J l-n.ill'
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.u. i.iv :..:; ti tin
) the jsMirlnn ; (
K-''. .'- ..
toun 1 i.i l . i.-nri
jV:..i.ii -.. i.i :!
I'urs. nf liir. r-g.-i raiiv.
III. alt h: o.i ol t.'it l.uln
:. i
slulK
..lieil-
eil to a Iirre .
'lnl Ii 111 !
-)
-4-i J - 'j ii h j
V.VXCY AiSTH'S:.-: r.. Art-.
(If ev.'.-y vi-.i . si-.'. p.it .uu .e..
. t '.i'. V S iMIIi.
Clorlui"- '.:. V f-!s
..... -.- .' J
TT. S.iIrseniTi. lie urn r . vit.g .ted i.piu-
A LAK33 Ait D Sn-EXDHJ AaSORTKENT OF
SPRING SU.W.ER FALL AND VyI.NTERGQODS.
MI of wh'i'li l.av Inmi'iIi i.iv inirrhis.il
IV M'AV U)IK I Nil Pllt'l.lDKI.flll.t.
Inch ihej oIKr I I .r rh. or o i line to
iiinrtii.il dcaliTV.
Vir ns-iire thne ttlin iinr favor us with . rnll
tll.it llicy V. ill f lid our stm-k j- ue!l ad:i Ii d In llus
ii.ir!i !. s stij that nu Ii' foiind in lie emiutrv;
ind at llie sum' unit':.- chop hiving 'veil pureliav
ei! prineipallv With r:ih.
V also h ue en h mil i r-f-.i -ttwl of
5 I' O fCPlt'
! Which we will -ill liw fJr rish. Call and examine
I mil Ik" vour own nnh'i-5.
iiK.Mir.iisox & cuti:h.
('lurUiiUi-.Junr (Vi IM8. n-7-if.)
KOTJCE.
Whereas letters til" Aihn'ii.-tr:iiiiiii uiili iln- mil
'n..n..v...l .. .1 . 11 . I ar.. ... ..
...ill. ll... will- .11 llie I II 11.1)1 r I.IO III lltC JlOll.
couiitj courtof lannrciuiiiij.nii.tid totbeundcrsiK-
ned upon the i-t lie of l.aueeliiu Cliiinn dereast d.:dl
' person having i latins ngauist -ml (Mate are imtifieil
tn present the sim. dulv aiitheiitieateil within the.
time pre-er:!iid by Itu ur tliev will be barred and
those indebted to make iniiiitdiite pavmenl.
i.wi.xa cuir.v .
c;i-:o::c:i: w. stkli. jr.
AJmmiftrjtiir.
(No. rCts.-
A'.t. 1 1A l'-M's.
I -
j m nle upon a certificate lssiit d in the heirs of Alex-
auder Johnson sitnatid ut the county nf Harrison.
JOHN 15. CltAIG.
Jlnnitor of the Ksti.le of
JOHN 11. DENTON.
XvcjiUr Uh IS IS. f.Vo. 30-S..
.J U.MLY1S TR.1 TOR S .VO TWE.
The undersigned having been appointed by tba
County Court of Ited Itiver County at the Sep-
jit-niier icnn inereoi .tuiniiiistratorot llie 1-itate
of Willi.un llainilton I itc of s.uj Coiintv Deceasid;
jnotieeis hereby given to all nirsnns uidibted tn
iul I Estate to in-i!e imim.li.ne pavment and all
t persons hnlibng claims against said "Estate lo nrt-
. . .
bfM "'esaine wilhin thu time prescribed by law ur
the-v ulU o:l"n-'-
J.W1I--S M.JIAMII.TO.N.
THU S. HAMILTON.
.li;iinsrr.
Nov ember Stli lf. (Vi. 30 G-ts .)
TWJTLVIS TR I TOR ir X0 TICE.
Letters nf Administration having been granted ti-
the uiidersigiidl. bj the linn. County Court for Ti-
tus Count.v at its Oilnbir term IS-itf on the Es-siat--
of David W. Thompson Deceased: notice it-
!l'l'y?1M - '"oa11 lri.ns having ilaiius against
' si.a I tl-.. tn ..I.. tl.. ... .!..!. -...I......: .. .i .. ..i.
said Estate to pn-.-M tliiiu dulv authenlicatid with-
in the time pri-serbi.il by law nr the same will he
forever liarred arnl all j-e-rsoes liide-bted In said E-
t He are rauie-slctl to make- uuuieih tte s Itleiiieiii.
W. If. JOHNSON.
15. W. GHAY.
Tmmt P:rnnt AJimmslrulvrs
"V.w.iiA-r'-W. .1). His. (.Y...30 (!-.)
NOTICE.
to paj- i.umeiliatilj-.
GEOIK.E I5JCHAKDSON.
At'iiiinKtrofiif.
(Xo :0li'.)
.Vir. lllh IS 11.
NOTICE.
The underMgned wasihdv iippointu! Adiiiiiiistra-
lor ofthe estate n Henry G. Htii-l.tnd ihtt-rMil ai
the 'Jctober term 18-18 ol the Hun. (oiiutv rnurt nf
I r -...-. ii .. i. ..-
iu.ii.u. .nni iiiuiiii intj inn - nresi-noeii iv iiw.or
.1 . .. n l i 1 . -
thev will b-birred and ihns.-lrdibltd are reituesttd
- - . '
to make iium-d.ate pajmcul.
jcix lioiiEirrs.
Ai'mtMlriitor
(Xo. 30-Uf.)
Aur.Ilth.i ISIS.
FERKY AT EJCNTON
OiY THE Till X IT Y.
THE Public are lien I j li'iimiil tlcl 1 have a
cxcellei.t new forrv Iiat here alu.ij- re.nlv Ii r
their acciiiiuuiiditiuii. I'he .1ppru.1eht-.stu tin- ferry
on either si.le nf theni.r an- well npcne-il. Tic
tiiwnis siluateil on :i I-.mtiti.l llluir on the K. st
.side of Tnntty. :iml the- bntlnm on the iippn-itc sti (
I-narrnwer linn :it :i-ij- pnmtcver iimiI as a fenj-
a'mve nr behivv tor manj-inili-s. This- is llienea"-
cst and In-st mute bclvviiii t'larkville and T.iwac.-
na springs nn the mule to Aestm.
JOSEPH I!AI!TLET1'S.
ifi-lf
March 23. 1RI0-
NOTICE
S hereby givf n that the tuuler.gned was ap-
pointed bt the Hoi nnible l'ru'i.-.le cni.rt nf La
mar conntj- at lb- M iv iron tberenl. administrator
of a estate- of Joseph" Ktildii.g deecrsul. late of
!-aid county. All per-nns tlieniure having claims
ag.misl -.ml estate will pn-ci.t ihem i'i.Ij- authenti-
cated vvithm the lime pn scnls il bv law ur thev
will he barred and thnsc ind-.hlid t.i.s.ml (slate are
remit-sted to make immediate- paj incut to the uiu'ur-
signcd. DAMEL T. ALl"XANDi:R
Oit. lSlh.lSlij. nSO.lit Administrator.
LOST CERTIFICATE.
I have lost nr ini-Iaid the discharge of J. II. Hcn-
y signed by C.ipt. ILnry Reed and given in said
Henlv after thiee- months se-rt Fw s in the Ti .as Ar
my in 183? S.ml dL-charge called fiir SCO acrc of
laud and had L.-en transferred by said Jlcnlv to
Wilson E. Ewiug and hy said Ev'ting to theunde-
signcd. Notice is hen by given that if I do not find
said discharge within the lime (inscribed by law
for publication I shall apply at the proper olfiec he
a duplicate.
M. W. M V7 THEWS.
j Hopktr.i County Nov. Ith It-j-J (No C'-f's)
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