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rn,iiral o- physical things, and ! bold the
idea ol . separation Of these States, those
that ara ire, % form "ur government and
tha... that arr .layvh"d.ug To- FORM another.
III. moral rnpus-ihlls We could not
.eaaraie the states D., ANY such ltHv. q we
were 20 draw t W epuli not ~ down
l.-, to-day and dfaw d lno OF separation
THAI would .a'i.f, go, hvc mcn IN the coun-
tl. There arr natural cau..s that would
..so 4ud Go, a.. .hcr--,n, ial and domos-
,I. relation. which we caul1 mot break i We
onaif 4ud which Vs. should no' ID We could
: 4abad, rsn ppA nte- the tsrr Of this
r.n.-y attn, present r.meui nobody can
.... ,,tr-- o.. aafalat.oa Is the eto-t dense
.. growing. without iseus rcids ~ admit
F.. i romn,' I.l .aa.IrIf. .asl cr,. long. Amer.
..tviII l.. Doc OBJ. sa'la. ct tlr Mississippi
WI now. .ir l.s "a lulurr what the
widest enthusiast ha. tp -ay ou the posi-
a.t. off eut,p. 5r th,f uy,r and leaving
I.. >tat.. ri Is -our,.- and it, hrneh,..
a..f -f3s. ~tIts. .Iuuun,arlt meath PRAY.
.i-. rf4y. str. g., mr 81. ta the people 1T
ta,. .arntr, THAT rhe.. thing. arc worthy
.T ,hr.s poadcfag and # thrir cou.idess-
f.r llr-r. .Ir. ar. h,r mi.liou. IF ircrmcu
.a fh. ire. state. north af the river Ohip;
OLA, sr, b,J, -upp.~,. hat o., population
cam b. severed T., % h.r that divide, them
..,,,l tH.. t.rrit.r, uf a lur.ien and au alien
t...,rHa.Ht. down .uHau hers. th' load
lr.V. where. uuar the lower paub- of 'lr
u .I-.IurIt Nhaf vlr.l 'rrpmr oi Ms
-.uut " size lum reimbursement 1T
-..ss >ttte. Shall tuc mn lfln' the
A.II.u Stone and jbo Md Re De- con-
urut.d ln ihr HrV Rcpuhhc with th' man
Df, lives on the southern extremity of the
I .pa of Flordat ~r am ashamed ga
eu..np f..- hag of ruak | DISLIKE %
/ h..s aH w'rf disgust for b. would
I'h-. bear os Hawm blast. aud mIldrws.
uar. pr-tlrurr. aud tlmu,. than To hear
gentlemen tala al secession To break up
tu hr.ak up tbs 1r,af Government to dis.
mpmber th,- eaaf cuauiN tn o-ionl.h
Europe with aHact "t FOLLY. such 49, ~.
r.t, for N,o e.nmnr, has never hohell SO
u, GaemmrH \o .i.. uo SIR Ihen'
aiI BE- go secession. oeniIcmen are nat
serious 0hcu tury tain Of secession.
Sir hrar there j., u De- convection
l..l % Nashville ana bound 10 h,h''e
tha f vo0ut aHt'"wsH Wn"i az Na-h' Ht'
ui weea'nn. tfeii object "'I boz 'n adefi
touu-eis r'ur.Iat7r' t. H5 Ise ib" south
q" irhc4Hnr' and m"d.riI''nt aud 10 n''
rulcate principles ol Wpih'rl' lose ana at
q .al o H.H D ffrsfI
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-04-04

IAnCTOR W.PATRICkP I.ANINGuu
- having bad an experienced pracre, b'' =
medical prof, ,sion for the last thirteen ysa.
the state, OF Mississippi and Louisiana. res
fully tenders biz professional service, = r
citizen. of Harrison county.
Re.jdcncc- SaRelle place, five and |.
miles north OF Marshall. nu
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Just received and for -lc 4 large a,,ort-
mout Of iandrcli'- Warmipd Garden Sod
EVANS y SEARS
Marshall Texas 20
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NJ. kE\\EN \ NJ RRAiI, iDsrn,',A

NJ. kE\\EN y MURRAiI. tparna."
vi touHseii,rs ~ Ldic Marshall. Ia.
county, Texas, viii practice in the d..'
courts of HARRISON, Cas-, up.hur smith , ra
oh,c Ru~k, Pamela, Titus, and Bowie eor,s
Tn, Wli. strictly and promptly attend -
collections entrusted To them In Eastern r.
Office al"ay, open, mp stairs. in Jobo,,
hr''h '"''''''s 3ly
= uuI.. fHNrtH. r. " ssr,,
IIllla FRAZER. 4 SuEDD, noe
IL Lac. Marshall, Tcsa.. will practice y
Suprru,c and District Courts Of The S,s,s
,hr Cpurts Of the United States for Inn
Of fcN1, niT
nCIuLTREE Is WIGFAlI. ,s ",,a
" ior N'l attend an the Conn, y
-iyth Jndical District. Marshall. Tc,a. m
u,,l1R ,,,, sIa,n
vi Marshall, Texas. ~
/, VI. ADAMS. Agoyn,g a, Lac, N..,,s
! Harrison county, Texas. ns,a
hRuRN FIELD. s1orn,B At Lac 4
lJdrc,- Ely-ian FieId., Harrison essg
TcNa~. 1888
~ PNrlIlO i0orney AZ lar, Mars,
Harrison county, TcNas. nj
l,ASEY ASkEW, iaorasg a, Lar y,
! -LlU llaH-ou county, Texas, will p-s-,
Boa tte ni.trie' Courts of the counties Of N |
r.au Ca-s, Ip~her, Smith, Cherokee RI,
rgd ranrla
C..I.,iton. entrusted To him will ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-04-04

saddle and Harness Mak'x az
TIVE undersigned are prepared To eN'' u,
l the Varieties of work 10 the me " -
and Harness Making their materials an.
best description, and their work per,% N
short notice. They are supphed WI" u.r
assortment of the celebrated Naad'f-,'v ga
featured by Mr. TrRsER, formerly Oh 80
CUISINE. .ai q
Their terms win he accommodating. l M
desired, viii be on credit topunetua's Wes
shop at frain's LANYARD, on Man -
of the public square Marshall, lsx>WN
GRAIN 4 Vt NJ -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

tons were prorouaded at least 5000 years since
Orion was R W inter constellation which preceded
tie Sun while the earth was bound with Frost
Mszzaruth means Zodiac with a.! its signs. Arc
tuEus, the speaker supposed to refer to the polar
star, and this verse he considered as applying 20
the third or azal motion OF the earth, which pro
duced the precision Of the Equipoxes. The lee
tuFer read an extract from jeremiah in which re-
ference is made to the " host OF Heaven which
cannot lie numbered and said shat the stars VI
sib,e to the naked eye had been nuEnbered-then,
that q few nights sufEced TO CONT them all for no
eye could see more than four thousand. But the
milky way gives indications that there are more
there too small to be distinctly visible. and the
telescope brings to view immense numbers The
speaker had attempted 10 count those seen
through the telescope in space not larger than
thousandth part OF the Moons size, and gave itup
IN despair There were millions IN that limit
There was one other passage read, in which it is
distinctly stated that the earth is IN empty space
=" He hangeth the earth upon nothing This
was a contradiction of the received opinions Of
the day. but modern sciehce has demonstrated it.
Whence did the writers who put on paper such
evidence Of intelligence far beyond that known
upon the earth in their time derive their know
ledge, but from Divine inspiration
On Thursday evening another lecture on the
same subject will be given.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

E19= Col. E. L. Snow will address the citizens
of South. rooklyn, upon the subject OF Temper
ance, this evening, at the Bethel near the South
Ferry.
EARLY CLoslsG-An adjourned meeting tho
Dry Goods Merchants took place Monday evening,
Elijah Lewis Sen. presiding. The Chairman in
trodQced the business Of the evening in an appro.
pirate manner, and expressed himself as commit
ted heartily to the cause of the Clerks, the sue
cess Of which is now beyond all doubt, The Com
.nittee appointed to canvass the city, made their
report, from which it appears that the great bulk
Of the Dry Goods Merchants Of our city have given
in their adhesion to the arrangement of closing
at : o'clock during the following Winter, COM
mencing next Monday evening. Standing
Committee has been appointed to carry out the
objects the meeting, consisting Of Messrs. j. T.
Williams L. s. DeLano and A. NJ. Wood Ten
thousand circulars are to be printed and dlstrib-
uted throughout the city in systematic manner,
under the direction Of the Dry Goods Clerks Az
gociation, to whom the merchants have entrusted
this part Of their proceedings Advertisements
viii be published for one week, announcing the
arrangement. Cards will be exhibited in the va
rious Drv Goods Stores adopting the early closing
scheme, and at other prominent places. ms
early closing movement is fixed TACT The
following is the resolution
Resorsd That IN order 70 commence peInsne an a.
yangemen Of the Early Closing movement has meeting
pIetg adopt the following plan OF operaong ri
hat on Monday The I'd day OF December Ie1' ,i.k aud
Dry Goods Stores Of Brooklyn be closed al iSa
continue to be closed lhe came hour eye5y EXCEPT
uydsv evenings and EVENING" previous 70 % i tba Ia
ed until the lbt Of April, 1851 ano Ut Q :
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W1LLIAMsBURGH ITEMS

UsIos OF THE cnlEs--Tha Mechanics a and I'd
,,I Ds.oa society haze debate on the sub
,hi, evening as to whether the measure viii
ject Inis eaial or Otherwise, to the citizens Of w"
De OeNs 1rb The Society meetings are in the
lslisD ens Of the Uniyersaiist Church The speak
pa'' are affirmative, John H. Tobt, combination
enc 90 1rinter; negative, Henry A. Ratan masoD'
both of the Third District
euog LyyrISe.-Three boys from New York,
m SATURDAY evening. stole shawl and pieces
~ aanEe rom the store Of Mr.. Hamilton, Grand
at. One Of them was arrested and tue GOODS re-
covered.
AccIDEXr.-A lad named Mahoney teli from
wagon loaded with plank and the wheel passed
eYex oae ofhjs srns, fractgging the eone
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SCIENCE.
Lnte scientific Intelligence mo. x!
Prepared for The Tribune

Prepared for The Trhune
We gather from late and authentic sources
few items OF scientific importance and general
interest:
PHOTOGRAPHY
NJ. LEGRAY has addressed communication to
the French Academy. urging bis claim as the first
to apply the tluoride OF silver to Photography On
paper. Nj. Legray states that he has been en-
gagged in researches Of this kind for the last year
and ahalf, aud has for some time past ascerfaned
by experiments crowned with the most complete
results that huoride Of silver must be considered
as the most sensitive agent which can be employ
ed in Photography, whether glass or on paper.
The Paris Society for the Encouragement of
Arts and Manufacture" has prepared Schedule
of Prizes for further discoveries in Photography.
The prizes amount to 5000 francs. The first
ries will be awarded for impressions on paper or
other non-metallic substances the second, for
impressions on metal. The grand desideratum is
prize of 5000 francs for obtaining Photographic
impressions of objects in their natural colors The
papers and models ofcompetitors are to be in the
hands of the Secretary Of the Society in Paris, on
the 3lst Of December next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

workers, the system Of purchasing articss Of n
era necessity by large quantities. Hero was
much good done for the Laborer. In Money'
lending no reiormatory steps had been taken b1St
the natter was under discussion. and could not
sleep. The escape from all old systems is alreaiy
oegap, NOT oy GtoPlaq IDEAS, ons by few simple,
prehension Of every body, and which he commeod
ed to the ca nest attention Of his hearers
Prof Hume viii deliver the Third Lecture Of
the Course on Monday evening next. Subjeos-
!" Electyo-Magnetism and GaIyanism"
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PHOTOMETRY.

NJ. ARAGo has recently communicated to the
his researches on Photometry-a again abiding to
the possibility of taking the direct measurement
of the hight of 3 cloud, By means of a polarime,.
ter, series Of tables Of which are in course Of
preparation. He also gave an account OF some
observations be had commenced, with view OF
comparing and numerically ascertaining the dit
ference in intensity which exists between the
light coming from those parts of the moon called
seas, and that of the borders and more brilliant
parts, as also between the light called ashy, and
that of the visible disc of the moon and spoke of
some peculiarities presented from the observation
of the light of the satellites Of Jupiter compared
with that of the planet, and of the difficulties
which exist in giving an explanation OF the phe-
nOmena
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To The OSscsgo Journal says vessels from the
upper Lakes are crowding into that barber, ard ca
nal boats are eagerly urging their way tow ard the
Hudsoa The streets OF the city are filed with
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TUESDAY Nov. IS
Bsdwinsyule n f..'.... CenTcyille lnd,.....,,....
Wheatland n Y.....,....,li Psburgh, Pa,........,.
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These results have not yet been made publican
any way in London but ifthey should De fully borne
out they will create great sensation, since near.
Is one.seventh of the whole surface OF ireland
consists Of bog The commercial value OF the
various articles has been stated considerably be-
low the existing market quotations, and the
charcoal which would also be obtained IN the pro
cess has been entirely omitted from the estimate,
as well MS the subsequent value OF the land that
would be reclaimed by the removal OF the peat
The statement shows. nevertheless, profit OF
more than 100 per cent The parattine is fatty,
inodorous matter. and it is from this that the
candles are made. | have one of them burning
before me at this moment, and its appearance and
fame are the same as wax. The light, however,
seems rather less white than that from sperma-
ceti The largest candle manufactures IN London
have fixed the price they are willing to give Tor
the paraine at Is per pound.
" -------------ass---
~ Six cotton mills on f all River have par
italy or entirely stopped operations The pro
prietors announced reduction OF wages, ana the
operatives refused TO work
H Worket as the Auburn aud hochestef
Railroad Co has been awarded $1,000 damages
for having had OF his feet cut OH by one OF the
Companys locomotives.
MURpEn-Mr Britain McClendaI, OF Edge e5
field District, S. c., was murdered on the 18TH
inst by his step-son, Philip Hubburt-
Ia Hon. Edward Darlington Cabell OF ffofida
was married ct st. Louis on the 9Th to Anna ma
ria " lIcox, daughter of Mrs. General Ashley.
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sos plus OF sulphate Of ammonia al eI2 ? TUX 80
255 tuus OF acetate OF lime al tif'.......'.'s' o'2Io
1900 gallons of napthha, al 2s'.......'''.. 30!
lCaie0 pounds OF paTaiine, a ~
730O0 gallons volatile oil, al 100
5b00O gallons fixed oil al lsVV
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ARREST OF BURGLAR.-A man who gave his
name as George Richards was arrested yesterday
bv officer Wallace of the Ninth Ward, charged
with breaking into the dwelling of Mr. Perry
Mapes No. IS Charles ST. and stealing shereirom
SIS The property was found in possession OF tho
accused, who was locked up by Justice Beakely
for trial.
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Observation-Disclosures OF THE FUGITWEs--A
telegraphic dispatch was yesterday received by
the Chief of Police from Providence, setting forth
that James Hall, a married man residing at that
place. had sloped with Miss Jane Tracy. roman
tic young lady of l6 Summers. Hallwas minutely
described, and Sergeant Finney of the Second
Ward Police was dispatched to find him. He
proceeded to the Philadelphia boat and there es.
pied the couple, who were at once arrested and
sent home.
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So SEQ tuns Of peat ii IS p tun
49, tuBs Of sulphuric acid at 5I82
Wear and OF apparatus, Nc,-,.'...'.'...'. w.
Wages. labor &c -'V''
Cusf OF sending to market and other incidental -
Profit 1.-Two
r., 236l5
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GRAND LARcENY.-oGicer Burleigh, of tho
Lower Police Court, yesterday arrested colored
T ing is7 4s om her employee Mrs Lewis f No
Thompson st; $3.50 Of the mone was found Sc.
oreted ut tho residence Of the - hetgeea
two beds Several new articles O. as1, which
had probably been purchased wish ,h ea'anoe Of
the money. were also found. She was eVa,ullttes
by Justice Osborne for trial
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An extra Of an official journal IN,
ario de Ia Marina, Of the Ehh' s'D
two proclamations Of the Captain WV .. \
the Condo de Alcoy. The first
following effect: .J
Article declares Cuba and ~ ~
ing islands and keys under martial y" ~.
Art. 2 declares all the coast ~
blockade. and all vessels appFosc'
island Liable to strict search; th"S ~
ing large number Of persons 4
are to be regarded ms suspicic:A ~. ~, ;
suspicious are not confirmed o. ~. )
pers, they are to bc only vsr0e" W
erwise, and il containing aF'"s ~,stb
tons Of war, DC. they are to !"
AS enemies and treated ~ pirates !.
AT. B. All persons belonging ~
vading forces, who may fall into 49,
Of the Government, are to be ''''"'
shot. ~
Art 1. the same penalty to Al
habitants Of the island who may ~
Art. s. The same 70 all who psy
the Invaders A. sries, or aid the" ~
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Father Mahew At Ne~ Orieans.--The
apostle OF Temperance has Az accession to
his cause Of about three thousand one hun.
drcd, since his arrival in New Orleans, up
- the 18th uk
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ANTS CosINc BACK.

ANTS COMING BACK.
u other persons, ci,i.
Texas, passed through
n their return home from
q, to which point they had
), to start upon their over.
ilornia. They state that
ed out ut considerable ex.
nor'nons prices for wagons
laid in twelve days proven.
ms, and went 100 miles on
fnding 1t SO bleak and bar.
OF grass, they thought i,
IN before their provendcr
They did so, sold OUT their
'ence, and have abandoned
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nv" anu .''"'e',eu among the xon, ~ ;
sou anu 70 give W, long desired sign. .
'ne o'er'"c"" Oh 'he worst form Of =.
'''' "e'l"''s"' now existing on the f.. !,
we e"'"' " SUBSTITUTE nozzle O. !,
"o" o"" ,"' '''"' u'seraced bsnne, -
.'".""'"' ~""s' W." eoiors now sysl',
nv :" "> '"'' ''c "'"on OF cruelty sed 4
s"'' ~ .'''"f'"" ,"ai nag Ia he,wx
WIN Wv '"''e ,o'''s ., 'd"cfty, and r.
WIN " S'.' u n'"urcd iastre 10 tls co...
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WINS |" W, "'' ""'v cause, IA n
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-. IL" ~" p' ,'''y sea- and coa,u
a. sword Of W.
'"S'o" VI, "'s" '''ss'o" o' Its defence ~
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we "''" "o' '"'oA" your symp,d..
n''" 10" " 'o''ow the carve 4
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10 u'e sue vi Truman Fights. on 49,.
"a"'e'"e'" o"'"ee" 'Fref'on and dess,>.
"het'er !" "f'eee' III roland. in CSl,sh,
IN hungary VI III once more glono.,
Rome ever since 'he Tod of \atiop,k,.
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prove failure, and that our brave coun'rymen
who have etabarked with him may be sacrificed
10 Spanish cruelty.
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3. That James NcCown. Allcn u.
=. John Graves. David iii. Edward
John II Mallory. John : Wilson,
Z Taliafero. William : Richardson,
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her persons a, they may associ.
hem for the purpose, are hereby
commissioners. and invested
yht and privilege OF forming and
the sad company, of obtaining
- to the capital stock, and dis.
shares thereof, and generally
such lawful measures to secure
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