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noC1OR Y0URsELY PRryATELY-roR rs CENrs-
- means Of The Pochet lEAculapirs, Every one Hss
Vvhfh1ficisn Twenty fourth tdticn WITH one hunsrsx
ensrsvnss shows Private Dise>.es aud ssrnstisns ~
oes.rve cysS, IN every rhspe snd forn by Eflham
Iosnf - ", Gfaduats Of the University of
Lns vsrcus forms q senet Diseases seirs Ds
es of he frosste Gland inpctsscy sotsry aahits a
rcsth are faithfully described snd al recpes v-r
gsin ansusse The chapter SELF Asuse, sad Seminal
Nc.sness worthy ~ psrcuisr sttsrtcn and ssc.d ks
svtry one fouss men who have been unforsussss
CONTRACTING disease previous - placing u,A~s
ths care ~ vhst hs rssv
m get Of this truly usefri work srsnesrs
ins e returning home wtthcut cory ef the pecsst
D. Vcrn a. M pssssns E,nf " see. hond poss
Every One HE Own Physicsn AIRY sending t-enty
hve cents enclosed IN letter viii receive corr is
book mail sx eep,es Will be for dollar Ad
nsss Dh w nOtNe il srruc. street, PsilsAelphisl
YorA.
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NRw MEDICAL BooKs-A COMPLETE yRAcTrcAl
IN vsrk the nature treatment Of nrivat. S,sss
ststure and all kindred aseeoss the urinary orssse
- srrs ssiife By Homer Bcstvieh n. n Lsrrs qsarss
gPeses edition; Price SIC. nrtrsct fror the Bosscs
setiosl ard Surgical Journal" ssid f.vl..lr
be equal hssrds or Acteps vork on the SANE fH.y
diseases sns m superior vthns the Mind ever v,A
nshed In this county Author Of the pork ON ssri~s,
smissiens lmroteneJ, se caused by improper hasisa
Fourth edition y plates Price 81 Per sale Al the pvA-
usssrs s,rinsr Townsend - Broadvsy ssabv ss.
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sggy N the early slss viii b ssrrrssd at ths rApiAi0
sse hstls ncenvsnis~ atterdss their u shisAS
pc yho ess wepsry appreciate his ssrvfc-s Is srieuv
ncmfs hrs % ncpiept 70 it advanced snd dssrs
va stasss rcn sseoInsn Advantages Esd sxsnsY
w.ctesl hee sserd rspid sasy and radical esrs, vh
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shsgs Its dsylerssls 70 witness the prsssss-
ed 10 DR. Lsrnopt. esde vher. private
have been driven into the BY qusck In the uss 81
ncrcuy espsvia h 70 bresb again fern sf spsss
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aissssss prss<ics ef nsssn asvotsd srsa
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nocTOR BOILERS PRIVATE LrING-IN ISsrI UTE
~ rsv oDes for IN. rscsptsn q i.des Appleati,p
be nsae 10 Mrs. Woodruff, No Is w-st Broadway near
Duase street. Good Nurses provided for the susss-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-10

The letter Of Gov Bell has been press,
ed 10 the new President by the Texas a.
egation in Congress and mn answer pr
iscd ~ soon rs the Cabinet should ~ :
vani1ed. The Cabinet dses not yet app
to be de6ni,ivcly settled, as Doubt sshl y
over the acceptance OF one or two o.
members. This uncertainty is perhaps
tributnbc in par, to the refusal Of the
Cabinet to continue in office Cor the pe"
Of thirty days, MS req"estedh by M Finn.
lie was compelled, therefore, to .hMhs
own decisions before being fully advises
all the views Of all tho partics selected. II
few DAYS the Cabine. will b. all avrsne
and the views Of the Administration ~
known in relation to the claim Of lev
and the measure to be taken. e'nes .
facilitate or TO obstr,ct her exercise o' y"
dic,,ou. Without speedy settlemens \
the controversy By compromise, Il v"
impossible to forbear much longer tho
sumption Of position on one or tho ~ =
side, upon that issue, which Texas VI"
,,iu,v make - P,cayune; :skh WI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-10


u We received by Thursday evenings ns
the New Orleans Piraybne of the 2v,h H..
and the Nou,heyn prc,. WASHINGTON, -, !.
All .r, H.. VI
-. It, 49,.
received '"o"e'' inc ros'o''Te' anu We nets,
1t as good omen
Tie ficay"~ "' 'he a''h contains the ID.
loving tn"graphe dispatches
BALrisoRE, Jnig 25.-Seha'orial friends .,
! the COMPROMISE bill nave agreed IN caucus 1.
refer the Texas boundary question to eomas
sioncrs
In the Senate on the 9Th inst, Mr.. bsl
bury Offend caucu, amendment TO the eos.
4 promise bill, 10 the effect that Two commissis.
cys be appointed to meet two commissions
from Texas and TO decide tie Texas and N,
Mexico boundary question.
HoAh DfrAErSrsr.-Mr' Conrad, Of Los.
To hc Secretary ship of the Home D-pavtwes
VIZ rca'','", war ,a"'; va" ,s oIs','No The -
Successor i. no, named '''
/ Messrs. Cor~in and Hall have en'eFed on Ii
o"'", " , ,"." '' ~, ,n,a.,
pired
FoGs'GN- wo great n.,ues nave seea
' $50" with hsayy loss ON both sides -
The Danish question assumes warlike u.
pec';
81 ~. e,uov;o, x,. al.
II. a., p;.,,,,,n, q, the ,o,b u,,;n..
H,l,,,,c,, .I,i, NJ On hi, day, the ~.
ate adjourned without taking any vote on he
annehd"'cn' 70 ,ne '1",pI"'" ,,',n , 81 sr'''
Inc the boundary question with Texas and Il.
terms Of settlement. us opponents WIZ ngh
~ Wv " ,' in,,d S.na'or lrom Ohio
place of MIR Corwin) and the successor Of NJ
Wce>ier' oil Massachusetts DOT" oPponen" Of
Gen Lopez has arrived a, Washington
" nav wv
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wv ''''" wv nav, ''''' -
P"S''''' ''''' Wv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-10

secia,ed not 10 thwar but 10 sdsancc ihei'
wishes !, j. H. .r right 10 appear before Con-
gre.. and ask for admission into the Union.
Othor aud complicated questions RAY arse
witch are considered as merged IN this cs-en-
tai right Of these people nud for u" decision
Of which We mus, looS beyond the authority
Of the Executive.
1, will BE- instructive anl probably necessary
Information, when the people Of New McNeo
form constitution and seek admission into ihc
ronfederacy Of the states, 90 have your ohsor-
WALTON aud views ON their probable numttf-
habits. customs. and par-Hiis It life
have the honor To be, very respectfully
vouf oLcdieut servant.
GEO W CRAWFORD,
Neorsfgrv 4 Wa
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, .\o,emb.r 10, 1919,

Warrington, .\otemhr W. 1919,
Sin; As you are ahou, to Join your regi.
men, now on duty in New Mexico, !, has oe-
Cured to me a. proper to make some observa-
tons on the peculiar condition of that and an
other Territory Of the United States
Since the annexation. these territories, in re-
spec, 10 their civil go,crnmenls have in n great
measure depended on the officers Of the army
there in commando duty it is considered as
falling beyond their appropriate spheres Of ac-
ton, ard to be relieved from which cannot be
more desired BIZ them than by this department.
This condition has arisen from the omission Of
Congress to provide suitable governments and
10 regard 10 the future, there is reason to
believe tina, the difficulties Of the past are still
to be encountered. In every possible aspect,
/, Is important bc.h to New Mexico and the
United States that these embarrass mcnts should
be quickly removed.
Mexico desire and want \ government organ.
lied with all proper functions for the protection
and security Of their persons and property.
The question readily occurs, how tina; gov.
eminent can be supplied have already nd.
yes,cd to pa-s and still existing difficulties, tina,
have retarded and NAV continue to rc,ard, the
action Of the United States In respect to this
necessary and frs, want. To remove, it may
in some degree, be par, Of the duty Of the
officers Of the army. on whom, under the neccs-
stiles Of the case, has been deyoved II partial
participation in their civil affairs. 1t is there
fore drrmed proper that should say, that II is
no, believed lba' the people Of New Mexico are
required TO await the movements of the federal
government in relation TO the plan Of n gov,
ernmen, proper for the regulation Of their own
internal concerns.
The constitution Of the United States and
tpe late treaty with Mesic" guarantee their ad
mission into the Union Of our States subject
only to the judgment Of Congress Should
the people Of New Mexico wish Ia take any
steps towards this object 40 important and
necessary to themselves, II will BE- your duty
md the DEFY If others With vhom you are ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-10

Tmr GARNET NOT SETTLED W.T."
was pretty generally nmored YESTERDAY,
that Mr. Pearce would decline the office =
Secretary of Interior, and that Mr.. Cor~s
would also decline the Treasury Dcpah'
me.nt and TX Secretary Ewing would y
appointed in his place. II is hardly P'os,
able, however. that the nominations wcss
hive been sent to the Senate before the ~
eral members had been consulted aud IN
acceptance obtained We shall 20"
Southern Press. July ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-10

TnE PmlLAprLruA FrR..--A meeting
of citizens was held Mt independence Square,
Philadelphia, on the evening OF the ! lth
inst, to adopt measures for the relief - suf-
ierers by the late DISASTROUS coniiagralon.
4 committee of ten from each ward and
district, and two from each TOWNSHIP in the
county, was appointed to collect subscrip-
tons 10 aid tina, portion of the sufferers
whose pecuniary circumstances may re.
uuire it.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-10

or The following gentlemen have beer
invited to positions IN the new Cabinet, u
will he seen TINT one o. teen has declined
Whether III Of the others will accept W.
are Yet to learn
Mr.. WEBSTER, Secretary Of State;
Gov. CHirrrsprN, of ~, Atty Cent
Gov. GRAHAM of \. C., Sec'y of Navy
Mr.. BARS. of Mo. Sec'y Of War,
Mr. GOWN, Of Ohio, See of Treasury
Mr. Hun. of \. V. Postmaster Gent
Mr.. PrAsor. of Nd, sec'y Of the ln'r.
The wings are very much pleased at the
ultra cast Of the Cabinet Thus ends the
farce OF no partyism. We are not sorry
We cannot but view with alarm. however,
the appointment OF some Of the sworn en-
emies Of Texas aud fhe South to the more
important positions.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-10

-, -. H., ..,l,..t
""' ~.
"''''''' " " 80 -. ,.o,,
,-.--., h,,, ..,,i.o,u &, !,
"'"o"' ''''
Others " i''e o's''e"'s''' S'"'''''"" '''''
kept alive his horror 81 centfa' e"'e'"
,neuts he would not now stand in the qucs
,ti. a,,,,,Jo n, docs before hi.
=, ..c..,i H..
c""s"'"'"'S "'' y Nv ''''
same dcsir" TO maintain our rights '""' w
does in Ibis speech. We would have been
long ,oo in po.session OF our Santa f.
~. W.sh,o,,o, linn, say.
- ~,
tha' h' Az" "'''' ''"''
duty "a regards this territory w" u'"' ivy
obtained "an order from the War Depart
,,,,ba. GOV Marcy was at is head. a.
=. A.. aas.o,, Of ,he oi,,d State,
'"7 ~.
stationed ~ 'a''1' W "''
tending her jurisdiction over the territory
claimed by her.
III. Z. .o,,.;nlv IN contradiction Of the
-, Ill, A. I.o,.ls,,,,
'"'s'"S' " ,.n -,
of Texas, dated Nov o' iS'' ''eA' "'"'
he saws
at remains for me then onlyt 10 comnnni.
eat. the fac, To your Honorable body thai
thar. ca, navy ,,,., no deub, tina, the Gen.
crol Goyernment declines to recognize III.
riyb, of Tesa. to the territory in which
santa Ee !. situated, hut has assumed and
maintains the attitude Of an adverse clam.
,,, T,vo several communications, upon
tin. .uh;e,t wor. addressed by me to the
late pr..id,n, Of the nitcd States, one da
ted on the 2:ll March, 1913, covering She
resolutions az the Legislature approved
March 20, ls,s. and requesting hun, ns III
rooted by the ID section Of those resolutions
Z" to issue orders to the military offices sta.
TONED in Sssita Fe to AID the officers OF
T,xa. in organiz,ng the county of Santa
Pc and the eleventh judicial disiric, of the
State If Texas. and IN enforcing the laws
Of I'm. State. il il should be necessary 10
call upou said officer. to put down any re.
s's'ance to me laws OF 'e''s' Nv ''"'i ,
""''' W.. ~ I'll i, so,,,,I, ,no,
which ,h,, clam was based Copie. of both
these communications are herewith trans
mi'ied
!" "''''''' W ''N' ~ 80
,.Jl no,co;,o Ly tho latter of these comm.
,;c,,,n,s urp.d u,on the General Govern.
ment the importance and necessity OF some
final and authoritative o''pos'''o" vi ,"''
lues"',"' No' '''''' a.. So.
III II. y,ays oC tho question and it re.
moins in precisely the same condition in
which it was, when the last Legislature ad'
Journed' ,,,
-, Ta,Iar in limo last r.i,era.
Inn, ,hc reoucst made IN nv frs, to h, pre-.
dccessor, accompanied with n request that
az answer be made IN ''uef 10 en"''S '''
y" ''S 'e'o,' NV 49, ,ba snh,oc, r.
,l;. ,,a ,asnonsa has 90, boen made
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W,..t.s Gowns. Dnarcrs,id.
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An Lrvis Brcsham.
DC: Ilrvv, Mount Pie1@nf.
n. T. i.,~sos, Noraf Faferpr,sf.
Nassau srrLL. Npors's PesfeHce,
"A H.riyv. dopH, I,rsoa
a,psev Ssira. Smrhiand.
BALEv iSsifsu, Hoshom.
I'M WHirrnoSs t.h Spr,ar.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-10

PROFESSOR WEBSTER death war
rant was read to Professor Webster on the
nd inst During its reading he was per
iec,ly calm and composed, and when the
solemn ceremony was ended, he said
Gods viii be DONE am rcconciIcd to
mv .n.c." P,eoynas, :k,ih nh
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The w.shiastcn Union md our ecnators


copy in full
tn SeVAroHs rRoa TfxsS-Wc have re-
rtnf,, observed with some surprise and much
rerrr,. far efforts madc by one OF two papers
DO, IT,. 20 ar'rast from t.r senator. from that
STATE These papers, we believe, are either
the supporter, 81 the policy 81 Toe late ffes'-
,..ut or Of tho u.fra.-ts. and .i is cuuur- to
see hoN those uhp Seaport the policy ~ Thai
administration r.. ouc''e such support with loud
derurciations Of those senators for cau-ing o
condition of afalf.. rs no f1H, which the late
cabinet lAbor,d iuec%san;i 10 produce by The
mos, uurrmltiiug elior.a The allegation, Tor
instance. Is. that Scuato.s Houston and Rnsk
d, emitting 10 urge upon ilr. poik's adnllni>-
iraiion the r, -toriuou of that portion 81 Texas
wing ON the northeast side OF the klo nFande
Joining New McNco. are answenblc Tor The
continued possession Of ltby the niicd states,
and that, BIS not opposing the omPromI.e blu
90 the Sonaie. they are responsible Tor attempt
ing 10 dismeinber teer State II this territory
These editors affect the most sturdy spirit 81
indignation Mt these supposed onlragcs on me
rights Of Texas. counHed OF, o.. th'y assert
hy her senators, and set sustain thc policy 81
an administration which hoi ouly hold- possess
ION of thu. territory, but asserts The right To
o.. l..... 49, ,..t... f.. Inn
US ti.,, s.. 400 b,.
sought 10 organize another SiAic within The
limits Of Texas II hcse glarug inconsistent
eie- can be rvcoHc.lvd, We should be- glad to
learn the process Of dung it. Ghese crinc7
"'Suu', ''"', t''u'N III ,.,' -.
-. Ill, ,,,,a N, ,,,,t,..,
"'in i'N"N F'""- ,l....,.,.. H.
'' w - ,.,,,i',.,.,., .nJ firm.
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,...... e. =. ,..,,...,,., thai, ,l,,...
49, NJ. lI,..t,p and
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W." 49, H. .,,@, ,,,',.,il,,.,, ,,b,.r
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II. IT,, .n ,l,,. .l,.,,t.
w., - -, ,.,,, ~ .,,.,. r,rty Mere
-. an III ~ H., o,, All, rl, .,rospd.
,'' ~ - 49,. ~ ,t. ..,, nj n. federal
eo,crn'n,n, 5n5 ,,bo b,y. taken mains 10 he.
como ACQUAINTED wt.. the true condition Of
thine.. are aware that no state in the Union
has NOR, Jealous faithful and able representa-
lives in lhc Senate than Texas. IN season and
out Of season. they are always at their post
''.c h,, ,'.,G,. Ly abamEoc,n, thrown down
Tro.c who are situated ut distance can hard.
y Imagine the d'icn''i"' lOt' hn'' o''o i lpte'u
,lI nm, t.a,, ~, ,n,.., the oppo.,tion of
nearly she entire wing paTiy-al the Abolition
''' ' ,', ,i , - ,r,,,..
bnt ,he great. patriotic. liberal. and Just de.
W"rfacy OF The Union Ih'H parry l"9 sto'd
tsr ,b,on,i, ,b' e,Te.. and rr,..o,od her nm.
hurt The conh,eauou' While her eause
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-10

J.
Il gill h. mercy scarcely less than 'niia'
Gle II the horrors Of ci,il war shall yss "c
avestcd.
.N,. Fillmore is a wise AND rcrc states.
,san--csa,ions, conservative, Nnd devoted
I" thu public veal lbs knowledge OF pub
lie affairs Is far more extensive and complete
than Gen. Taylor'si hi' principles equally
snsnd, national, and bene5rieai ct the
difference in power and position between
an elected and substituted President is
immense; and the dt,culiies Of the Prc.iden.
tisl station have been ieariul!y increased
and complicated by the change. Men who
darr MOI wsg their tongues against Gen
TAYLOR will assai Mr. FliImore rs II traitor
and vctn his Impeachment within SIX months
for doing precisely rs they know Gen. lay
los would have done if still living.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-10

Tho following j. letter written by Mr.
Crawford, Secretary Of War, to Brcvet
Lieut. George A. Mccall. We commend
it to the attentive perusal of the reader. 1t
shows very conciusively the policy intend
ed to be carried out by the late adminstra'
ton, aud developes the true reason of the
opposition manifested by the officers OF the
army to the claim OF Texas, upon Mnor
\eighborss recent visit to the Santa Fe
territory.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-10

c-y Wv. x. krsa, OF Alabama, has
been elected Pr csidcnt pro lem Of the Sen
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-10
Tho Election.

The returns of the election that have
been received are very incomplete. We
shall have the official returns for this coun.
" in time for our next issue. The follow .
ing persons, i, is generally thought, are
elected officers for this county. Some are
certain.
T. 4. Pa,ilo, Chief Justice. (no oppo.
nenn $. L. Perry, sheriff Z. c, Beazley,
County Clerk l.. T. Ford, District Clerk ;
$. J. Taylor, Surveyor, A. J. Payne. As.
SCISSOR and Collector, y. j. Cole. Treasurer
Micajah Harris and 7. &. Pierce aarc
elected Justices Of the Peace, and H.
Joice, Constable, for this beat t\o. 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-10

Strange Iumors are aiioat. Oar mid
night reporter is wrapped in fog Does
tho editor of the Patriot know whether
there has been wedding in or near town
during the present week Republican.
We do nj know, unless the aged editor
Of the Republican has been fortunate
enough to gull some one OF the far ones
Patriot.
The editor Of the Patriot is said to have
been intimately connected with the arrange.
ment in which oar reporter was so much
At fanls Can he not be prevailed upon to
b. more explicit.
"1'hc aged editor Of the Republican p"
"CsH some one OF the fair ones" indeed
Just hear that, young ladies' But no mat.
ter-the editors pirate apology on ,h,
bead was perpecily satisfactory. But we
trust he will not dodge the question any
further. but answer us: What young q,
gentleman Of the Patriot Office "hns been
fortunate enough to gull some" fair one
within the last fifteen day.s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-10

6.r1be following telegrnpbic dispatch i.
from the n. D. Picdyme. The Pieaymne
vas Taylor paper:
BALTIMORE, Monday, Juiy l5.--Ju,t he.
fore his death President Taylor had prcpnr
I'd . message containing his views ON the
general state Of the country, and in which
be took decided ground against the claim
Of Texas to the SANTA lc territory. Il wa,
70 have been ssnt into Congress &c. day, and
World. M doubt, have caused great excite.
uAs: Among the southern members. Pres.
idsnt Fillmore. however, withholds the
messaRe. VI. Clay is noe the champion
50 The siAi ii 'rsiion
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-10

To this threat of Mr.. Willis. Bennett n
plies through his columns 10 the effect, ths
be has been cowhdcd so many times ina.
like n skinned eel he has become perfect
~ used to it," His own elegant hrnyado
We have lived too long in the world, AM
encountered too many heroes of all kiodA
to be much afraid of anything in the shap'
of man, woman, or child"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-10

0-J- The article on our first page headed
"1he Compromise with Free.Soi'm, is
from the Star, an excellent liItle paper pub.
iI,h.d at Washington. Texas We admire
the tone aud strength of the article aud
would bcspeak for It an attentive perusal.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-10

The MARSHALL HisrnioNios will give a
representation on Friday evening next
The bill will be an attractive one The
Soldiers Daughter songs, etc. There
will be no disappointment. We bcspeak
for them fall house.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-10


The telegraph this morning annourt \
the resignation of Senator Webster, and
the fact that be had entered on hs du,ic.
as Secretary Of state Some fears wer
entertained lla, be- would not accept, |
bear no objection madc here 'o any mem.
hcr of the new Cabinet except Mr. iorwin,
though his long silence. and his keeping
aloot from llaic. seward, a Go. is deemed
an indication that bis sober second
thought on the territorial and slavery que.
ton, has caused a change ia his views os
these important questions.
The Boston Transcript announces shs
Governor Briggs has signed the death war
rant of Professor Webster. and that i, has
been read to him by the High Sheriff Ne
i, said to have been fully prepared for thu
result, not anticipating communication
though he expressed desire tina, the day
might be fixed rs early as possible, and thai
his family should no, he informed when thu
execution was to take place.
The machine shop and ionndary of Nj
J T. Loyegrove, was destroyed by fire on
Saturday evening --loss &50O0-no inm'
rance, On Saturday night and SUNDAY
morning the lumbcr yards Of Mcssrs job,
kicgly a Son, and OF Mr.. Water, on tn.
City Block, were partially destroyed b,
trc-thc work of an incendiary