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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-30

IN. may the Southern Peess and
UnIpn-w may the whole
~" eially the Southern Democ1
a" ,an il be possible that ia
o"7 secret concinve, nnd acc
~, ..'nAe as we'll as Bafnburn ners
e.e"' '.si I e,nsrd, BY univers
49, !. .ao nee" fie,!y inutued foreve
.".uS' ;, u possible for d,sgr
.s"su'sn"ehi = !" o'eriake q political
"4a''n ssa bufeR was the man.
esefS' e'm:sg d, ,sansi...4..a had Les;
ed On his devoted heat for the loss ~ a..
spoiis through his agen., WIN, a seen
gu'ph had separated him an III. ae.c,;o,s
OF huhkerdom-aad yei in the tyinLl,n, of
40 eye" and ere their shoes were old n,b.
1851 's iauhd and the prodigal restored 10 IA.
sof. WIN miracles ever cease in politics.
ana viii not the soubriguei of an Mapicion -
continue to adhere 10 that remarkable m,n
whose ambition is as uodyiog a. his cunn,ng
tricks aye unscsfchabie.
what will our Southern Democ,acv ,av
10 'h's sudden turn in the wseelf /, "a.
bui yesterday 'ha, the harmony of the osriv
,n 'he Empire State was the subject of exul,.
"hiRgeTy was 10 he crush.
ed by The conjunction Of rival factions aud
The burial Of old animosilles and whs, wa,
hetter s'ill, the spli, in the Whis Convention
a the same city of Syracuse, wasa delicious
si'meni To hes hopes. IIowsoever inru
aent, howsoevcr i'll advised aud imooli,ic
was The course of the Seward wing in Ills
"h'g Convention, one thing a, less, may se
'a'd "a their favor, they acted opealy and
bo'e board. They did not 60 into dark
pacssto perPslraie mischief and al,srward,
attempt to conceal the wrong and escape OK.
'osufe by thin veil Of technical nforma,,iy.
- Richmond Wig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-30

A duel recently took place a, Donaldson
vile, La, between the editors OF .he Nlg,ans
and the Pioneer. The weapons used we're
small swords, and the gentleman Of the Vig.
liant was wounded IN the arm.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-30

6TA lady who had exhausted the voca abu.
larry Of names for her numerous daug ghiers,
named the last, " Ann.so forth"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-30

er'lsy your cup on, 7 asked waiting maid
Of gentleman. No. my dear. bu, the coi.
fee is, was the reply.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-30
From the Richmond Wing.
Democratic Harmony.

ne 'rsternzt,on beia cen The ilui kars
b+rhbarners al the Syracu,o Convention
New fo'k Demec acy. was bcl,ed with
Rsiion BY the party 'l'roughou, The com.
pc aeop'ior Of the Ba.ilmore platform
TO ind cate that tie fiee soilefs had
ed the error Of their ways, u:.d wish.
TO their old party slIagisnccs. For
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-04-18
NARsmALL UNlvERslTY.

TINE Trustees announce 10 the public, that
l. the present session Of this Institution
commenced on the 30d Monday in February,
(lith ins,.)
They have elected Professor Elisha Petit.
A. ", to take charge of the Male Department.
and Rev. Thos b. Wilson. A. ~, 10 take
charge Of the Female Department.
The course N studies embraces all the
branche. usually laugh, in the best institutions
in the South and West
A complete corps Of teachers (male and fe.
males) has and will lie provided, 40 tina, the
s,rc,est attention can be paid TO oil the classes.
Deductions only made icr Pro,lac,ed sickness.
Terms per Session " Fire Months, ga wsek,)
ParNAay DErAxrxESr-Orihogra Read.
ing, Writing, Mental Arithmetic, English Gram
mar and some elementary lessons in Geography,
Natural Philosophy, Physiology, and ilisto-
~, 1lo w
JUNIOR CLAss.-Engli-h Grammar, t.cogra-
ply, Arithmetic completed, Natural Philosophy,
Watts on the Mind. Botany, Geology, M,ihol.
ogy, and History. el5 90
MIDDLE Glass. - Rhetoric, Logic, Moral
Science, Mental Philosophy, Evidences Of
Christianity, Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, the Aucicnl and Monder
Languages, commenced $40 90
SL>iog CLAss.-Ane,ent aud Modern Ian
guages, completed, Geometry. Tngouometry
and REVIEW Of former siad,c- so5 90
Composition Throughout, the course
EXTRA Incidental expenses, 81 90
Drawing. Painiing. Embroidery, and
wax WORK Ell" 'u
Instrumental Muse. $40 %
Tuition payable at the end of each session
Boarding can b. had In private nm.lie. cor.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-04-18

il is expected or believed At TIE north tia,
they dare 20, then TROOPS and volunteers
will enter such southern states "A are
troublesome and side with the friends Of
the Union In restoring peace, and hanging
the ringleadcrs; tina, il Messrs. Calhoun.
Mangum. Mason, Davies, Toonbs, Cling.
man. Burt, and other leading members Of
either House should attempt to leave their
seats and return home to their constituents,
in consequence Of any act being passed by
Congress, AS they have some of them threat.
encd to do, then, thu, the government will
act promptly. arrest and confine them in the
capital until all is quiet. not allowing them
to 90 home after threatening 20 excite re.
bclilon. These are facts. These things the
north rely upon. for they do not iyinre the
south are IN earnest so far from il, they
believe 1t To hc the mere braggndocia of a
few dissaiificd southern politicians. This
shows the importance of the people of the
southern states acting together at this time.
and meeting in convention at Nashville for
while there Is any debt in the northern
mind that the south are, or are not, diyidrd
no justice or lorbcarancc will be shown TO.
wards the southern states by northern lcgis.
iatnres or people, or by Congress. The
people oi the south should act decidedly in
favor OF that convention. It, object, are
peace, unity Of sentiment, and desire to
save the Union, II 1t can be saved by
unanimous declaration from that body. OF
" hal the southern states demand Ii the
debate the matter peacahly the
executive will not interfere, farther than
wha, has already been understood to have
been decided upon by the President aud his
cabinet The Presidcu, will issue his proc.
lamation about the 10Th Of Nav calling
upon all the citizens of the south to be on
their guard, not to be led asIray, or to take
any part in the convention il its design shall
take reasonable direction. \ military
force will be- ordered to the neighbofhood
of Nashville. and Gen. Scott (who has cx.
pressed his Willingness 10 take the command
ut troops, and to cooperate with Gen. 1ay.
Tor IN putting down any attempts to dissolve
the uion) will be ordered to tina, section
oi the country To sustain the general govern.
mcn, should it be found necessary 10 arre.,
any parties who may take part in whn, the
government may proclaim 10 be reasonable
10 the Mon.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-04-18

IaacrrD ~ 4. n. VEAL, n. b.
LOk the treatment and cure Of all Chronic
j. and sSpposet ireu,sble Eorms II d,sesse,
but most sspecislly liver complaint, dyspepsia,
cholic, rheumatism, lumbago, spllnitis, bron.
chi,is, cough, asthma, consumption. cancer, fits,
deafness, drop.y, rys,pelss, diabetes, gonnor.
rhea, govt, gravel and stone. sick headache,
JAundce, pslpltsiion Of the heart, palsy, piles,
ricketts,, rngw orm. mercuf,al disease, .cald head,
-erofula, seurvy, 81. Vi,us dance, suppression
and retention Of urine, syphilis, letter, neural.
gia, white swelling, chloro.i., amenorrhea,
dysmcnonhea, menorrhcgia leuccrrhes, pro.
lap.us~ u,eri, poypus and leprosy
The undersigned, after an experience Of a
great many years in the treatment Of diseases
common TO the south, through his peculiar
mode Of practice, can cffec,ually cure many Of
the supposed incurable Diseases without ever
seeing the patient. All persons desirous Of
testing the efficacy Of his remedies in their own
cases, no matter where they reside, can very
conveniently do 80 by sending their age and
symptoms in PLAN writing. u. correctly a. pos
siblc, when medicines 10 suit their eases Will
be compounded and sent BY mail, express OF
private hand His fee in all such eases is only
NE dollars Il month, which may be enclosed
aud seat BY mail a, his risk,
GALVA NISM
l. very beneficial in the treatmen, Of chronic
diseases, and his charge will be one dollar for
each time he apple. it additional.
lie Will not send medicines 10 n great dis
lance unless the money Is enclosed or good
reference gwen Letters, TO ,nritlc them to
attention, must be pes; paid. All patients, un-
der his immediate care. are charged according
to the amount OF attention necessary
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-04-18

ExrLouos.-A bill passed the Senate
OF Louisiana, requiring all engineers to be
licensed by competent board. before BE-.
ing permitted to take charge OF an engine.
but failed in the House. An effort IL ma.
king to pass similar law in New York. A
law OF this kind will ere long he found on
the statute books Of most Of the Stxtcs-as
public opinion seems to require something
OF the kind, to protect passengers from
danger, in consequence Of the incompeten.
cy of the engineers who may have charge
Of the engines.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-04-18
7 II l. VI 4 Il X l. + =.

CorroS The Pieapuns Of the io'h inst, say.
" The demand has no, been active and The sales
up 1900 hale. taken principally for Spain France, and
England Prizes have been irregular some sale.
showing \ decline OF tc.. while others show none
bat N. bulk Of the sales being at n decline Of te We
reduce our figures 10 that extent;
Ncu O-leons Ci'.afcafiop
Infeuof, giai' Mlilinr Far, HALF
Ordinary, !Ci nts fst. $40. i2 a.
Nidlinr II "a u. t.ood FAIR l2ia---
Good Niddlin.. NOM Good md Fine. nominal
This. though decline in New Orleans, is an advance
Of sc upon our pre,ious quoanon'.
srcAs-Drnand .iealy FAIR nat
MoLsssrs-fair and Prime Common l6 zoe Re.
boiled, 81 a 20
Cofssr-ioo bags RIO were ,old At Sc. a d-cl,n.
FLorE-Ohio s. IS a IS 20, ST Louis s. IS
a. 80
I,Rp--5i. ;, Ct
B.co>-sides She, shoulders Sc clear sides She
plain hams &c.
Rris PoEK-a5 a. r-r 100 III.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-04-18
EN Ms & 5 !. A K s ,
J)lklI(,(,iS'IS

MARSHALL, HARRISON COUNTY, TrNAs,
4 RE now receiving from New lork and
~ Philadelphia. and ot'cr for sale low, iarge
assortment OF fresh and cenen medicine, ,
pants pam, brushes, OILS, dye stuiis, periumery
of all kinds fancy soap = general assortment
OF stationary, sc, sc .lso, patent medicines,
among which ARE Dr. Jaynes iamil, medicines ;
DR., Mailat. life pills and PheniS bIltcrs, Wis
tar, balsam OF Wild cherry DR.. Rogers com
pound ,urup OF li,erwor, and tar for the cure
of consumption, coughs, &c, the celebrated
Jew Dayid's or Hebrew plaster, Golfers ring.
bone and spawn specific; and the celebrated
founder ointment Tor horses, stove varni.h a
neie article, &C. &c. Also shop furniture for
physicians, all OF which Will be sold very low
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-04-18

Encourage Homs Manufacturer

=
~ WE have in operation, sevs
en- miIes southwest Of Mar.
o. - shall, a foundcsy for plcughs.
and other castings, and are now manufacturing
a superior PLOUGH, 10 which We invii. the
attention of the planters Of Harrison and a.
joining counties.
These pIoughs are infefiot I, none, and arr
sold ms low as any plough Of equal quality.
The, are warranted fof sis months; or. il
broken in that tine byy returning the broken
Suacimen. can be- seen either at the ioundery,
or at EVANS, GnEec, & KEYS, our agents IN
Marshall, who are prepared to fill all orders.
Terms-CssH.
SANDERS l. STEWART.
II We viii pay ] cents PER pound for old
castings, delivered either at the foundry or at
Evans, Gregg. Keys, payable N castings OF
goods. >. q >
August 40 isA9 10 n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-04-18
SODA LAKE HOTEL.
THE STATE or TE(EN.

y
r. The NheriP Of Ga" Coumy--GsirriSc.
YOU are hereby commanded TO summons
i Mchacl WeGreal, by publication a. the law
Directs, To- b. ard appear nj the NEXT Term Of the
District Court, 20 be holder m The town OF Jei-
lrr.on. ON the third Monday ~ September next
to answer the petition OF Green IL Crowder
now on hle in IN. Office Of the Clerk OF The
u.,rc, Court of tass County, against HIM.
The petitioner charges that the ~ald WcGrcsl,
ia ab.sui from this State, tina, he il Justly Ia
dcbrsd 20 the petitioner IN the sum OF one hun
dr,d and sn dollars b, note, due on the 18TH
day OF October $40, that he has property
within the jurisdiction Of this Court, subject to
attachment, Sc and tina. It be attached SC,
for Judgment sc
Herein fail not, and due return make Of 'hs
writ, with you, aeiion thereon
Witness, Willis a. Ch,ldr-aa, Clerk,
H. with the seal Of said Court, this LIST
day OF April, A. d 1880.
WILLIS H. CHlLDkESS, Clk.
JAa W. Rsxcxsxs. by.
Came to hand, April lat. 1850, ard sent to
the ,d,,c, Of the 5trs' Republican, newspa.
Or, puhl.h-d in the town Of Marshall, 10 be
nubl,.hrd four aucces.ive wceks Apr! lst,
1850 Il. r. Csrxf, sheriff
Michael NrCiresl IL hereby commanded to
ap,~ss according to the within sammons
R r CRuwr, SIN Casa connty.
April II, 1850 -"
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meetinR ~ Rkvsiriana

The nct' r. ulaf me ting " ihe Harrison County
M.hra Assos alton. sill h. hri in III. ofl,~ Of Drs
1avior md r'rrce, t,s IA. saturday Of April at
O'Clock. 7 VI
D r DIAL. Pre.t
v 4 Monc.x Sec
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-04-18

Gov. Qu,man, Of Mississippi, has ap.
pointed Gen. Joseph Bell, Of Winston, Sec.
rotary OF State, to ell the vacancy occasion.
ed BY the death of Samuel Stamps.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-04-18
An WI INSTR TORS \OTICE.

VVWTNTN TKV Tux NVTU r,
NDTlCE IL hereby given that the under
" signed were duly appointed Administrator
and Administrative Of the estate OF kinchcn \.
Wcllborn, deceased lake Of Ctss county, at the
February term OF the county court Of sad
county, and have been qualified n, such. Al
persons having claims against ss'd estate. viii
present them, duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law; and those indebted VIII
pay to
SAMUEL. WILSON, Admir-. or 10
PARRTiE\tA WEtl.BOK\, Adm't
tprl II 1880 10 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-04-18
Al ! 49,
RACES, RACES,, RiCES,t

RACES KiCES'i RiCES'i'
'l>iiE Spring Mec,ing ov.r the Lccomie
i Course, Shreveport, will commence on
MospAy, N, lJh day u Apra
and continue siN day.
Due notice viii be gwen of the purses. which
will be liberal
A Iadics stand j. nov in the course Of cree.
ton and will be rady b., the meeting
All the Orleans crack nays WI be- on the
ground, and, A. a matter Of course, fiuc spot,
may be anticipated.
Il BIRD, Propr,r'or.
Shrcvepnrl. Mareh y. 1850. ms "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-04-18
WV DAVENPORT.


CrsHtR 'orSfy, Trxss
March Is $50.
recommend ] : Alexander to the pub,,c
good ain-nght ! bought 40 saw gin Of
M, make las, year do no, believe II can be
surpassed by any IN the United State,
fnt3! y ~ II METHVlN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-04-18
Spring and sumner Gssls!!!
FRESH tPPLI!!,
J. ". BANWETT 4 60,

r,4n,, .rr,',, W
hSi n' - uHr' ".'''' Fuo''. ",'e''''oh 70
a.',,.d a., Xxx, - -, ,b, H., ,n, ., ~
d.. .,,-t,.,.,,,. ',.l IT,, ,.,,,,lI, ,h,,
,b,,r ,o.d. wc,,. bonoh, m Sew orl.an. from
f.,,,l,, i,,nor,iu., hnu... and they n,t,e, ,heu.
,h,'i XIII Ia, Mi. 49, ',iy. a,'n,,,, .a,,'
faction. Their stock consists in part a, fol.
lows, w;
Iovou. hrovn and blcacheI domestic If
every VARIETY brown and b.cachcd drilling.
cottonadr IL English. French aud American
manufacture, dymms; caniIe. Jeans csmei
el"h u'hihs cotton ,'r'p".' apron CHECKS
grass ''''h'' en''sF, - - d'h'"'A eur,
ia'n' emor"arfra aY' nnen eo'lms bun
drr'' NnTn slate 90. 90 ,t'h Hneni brown
p","' ana N''r ""''.n"' ."o'' "''V"' 90 ''o'Hs'
H' ""P'f' n"PN'"'' - ~, printed 'nu'''hs'
uh'E DO SWISS anu nun h'u''n' s",eAe''
p',,", "''' ,'.l,.,....- W >"
P..''y''' ''',' 49, 80 '"''N2
r,lnr.. ,I,ap,lr, linen. plan and .ol,d color,
chan -oabic do do &c, Nci,ei, alpacas black,
blur, aud brown, embroidered muslin capc-
,cil-, par1-ol-; Xix and pocket hdkf-., aud
black and ak cra,al-, irrn and lawn, sc;
long mlits' nd and si'k gloves, lacc., ed.ug,
inserting, 81, hosiery OF every variety
II u T. u \.
-, Fancy silk bonrrt.. with and vithou,
Lyf plume,; open worked do; lace do
lr-non lace do, Nohalr do. Ms. Jenny Land
do. Bonuct and cap ribbons, French flowers,
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\lII'i('I,

I $ hereby given that Ambrose Grain, guard
an Of the persons and estates Of the minor
heirs of the estate uf William Cram, deceased.
has filed in thi, Office hia exhibit IT the ooudi.
ton Of the estate uf hi- wards. together
with his guardian account With them, and hi>
application for leat" To resign, all uf which
VII be considered at the My tls5o) tefm of
the count, court pertaining TO the estates of
d,cedent- aud wards, whra and where all per.
sous Interested IN the welfare OF said minor.
may appear and contest them, II ihey see proper,
T.. &. BEAZLEY, CiGk.
N1reh %. 1850 MAJ 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-04-18

tfR1IrI, ATS

MARSHALL. March 2s, 1850
thkc pleasure IN testiylng tina, purchased
a cotton Gun last winter at J, :. Alcsander's
Factory. 1t contains % saws. can YIN, with
ease, per day, two bales Of cotton weighing
BOO lbs, with two horses. The sample OF cot.
ton Is inferior 10 none.
wv DAVENPORT
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-04-18
Marshall lil>irionjc Society,

rI>IiE citizens Of Marshall and It's vicinity are
i respectfully informed that this society will
give their ti,h representation ON Friday night,
April 10, IN the >paeloh, hnll in Adkinss new
building, which has been Handsomely decors-
ted With new and beautiful scenery, under the
direction Of Mr. SALA
by request of many citizens, will be repeated,
the f,tyor.,e Drama
TIL T. STRAN G. Err,
n celebrated Drama translated from the German
OF kotzcbue in Five Acts.
The whole To conclude with
ANIMAL MAGNETISM;
a Farce ia three acts.
Doors open at 6., and performances to com.
mcncc posui ,i,j at O'Clock,
Tickets 80 cent---chidren half price.
Good order vii be preserved,
BY order Of the Board.
G. VI J.. SORELLE, Sec'u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-04-18

rs IRti
TAKEN UP by Robert Stewart, and c.,say.
i ed before ' Board, J p, one large hr,n-
die steer, with "a white face and long horns, and
had on bell marked With crop in the righ,
ear, and a cross and under half crop in the left ,
no brands pcreeivablr, about Is years old APP
praised at $40.
Z. C.. BEAZLEY Clerk.
by +. CArta, Deputy.
April "a, 1890. ~ 81
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rlCE.
THE Joint Stock Ccmp~ry If the Repabli.
i can Academy at Marshall, arr respectfully
requested 10 convene At the office of 4. r.
Young on Saturday. inc 10th instant, n
o'clock, r. ~, for tho trsnsaetiea u important
hasinesA.
Navch 20 1870 e%s ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-04-18
NEW URlt. STORE,

AfE or" now receiving our stock Of Drugs
w and Msdivlun., \ portion Ut the hea,-
Ter articles, via O'fs, Tarfsnf,rr, Hhue Lend,
Glass Do, d., together with IA case Il Or.
nine, and . fen patent medicines, arc now in
store
oar entire stock has been selected with vy-at
enfc. and will be here IN few days :, direct from
New \ ORR and Philadelphia
Next door To Wand 4 Wilson.
n53 Il. NORRIS 4 TACkETT.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-04-18
PLOlGM MANuFACTORY.

: MN WHIT
TIE subscribers. having erect.
NIX ed IN the town OF Marshall a
s.@e6&ANeA Foundry for the casting Of
pioughs exclusively, beg leave 10 solicit, the
patronage OF their friends. and residents of
Tcsa., AVID w.ll thankfully receive their orders
fof the same.
h'aek smith shop, wagon, carriage. ~ we'll
n. q un munnf1ctory the propr-'nrs oI which
wall also be grateful. for = liberal share Of pub.
hc patronage,
COLEMAN & ALLEN.
Iauusry 10Th tSho-rl. /
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-04-18

CuAscr TO Ar.rnt.--K ". 1homp.
son, Of Indiana. has been nominated as
charge "a \ns'ra
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-04-18

The Legislature Of Louisiana passed du'
RING IL. late session :J5 bills, POO Of which
were passed during the last week Of the
session, and over one hundred the last day
Of the session. The practice Of h"ny'ng
80 r,sny hill ti.u..h 4 ~ the last days
al !. se.s,on, i. very n0'Nrof bic 10 correct
legislation, anu one tina, ons % be abol.
ished
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NOT'ii,E.

NOTICE.
TIVE partnership heretofore existing between
l the undersigned, under the title Of AvtsY
4 BrKxsSs. Was dissolved by mutual consent,
on the so,h day Of Dccembsr, ls!a.
A. ~ BuRREHS,
JAMES q AVERY.
January 1850. SAT-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-04-18
TUCKER & DUNN.

FIRE II A KIN l..
WE have jus, received and will positively
W seA low, the following article4, to wi,
\ lot Of
Ready Made Ciothng,
cun-is'iNg OF every VARIETY Of Goats, Pants,
Vests, Drawers. Shirts Hose, &c, A lot of
Iiarruar,,
consisting Of Nails. assorted Sleeves, superior
heavy I, ) Hoes. Hand-,aw., Filcs. Loeb.
Cotton cards, Trowsls, Tacks, &c, a..
A good supply Of heavy
Gsmtu-gs and Nbsrfiacs;
also, light stock Of Prints, new s'ylr,l Print
ed Jackunei. lsi.h Linen. &c
Powder, Smut. Lead, Gaps, Rope, Spices,
Pepper, Starch, Ar., DC
lmy26-llyl WARD 4 WILSON
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-04-18

F,RE.-An alarming IRE wa. raging !"
New Orleans on Tuesday morning, "nd u'',
~h.r tho pi~cvu,r vent ~ r's's
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-04-18
,Duj\fSyR ty0R'S \Oy/CE

= - ''Ni'f ''f' fH''f
Shreveport, March y, 1850 niJ II
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-21
Weighing Gold in the Bank Of
England.

In the bank of England, there are six
weighing machines, kept working by the
same agency which applies all the me-
chanicai power in the bank, and 3 weigh.
ers attend to these. Rolls of sovereigns,
or half sovereigns, are placed in grooves,
and are shaken, one at time, by the mo-
ton Of the machine, into the scale. II
they are of standard weights they are
thrown by the same mechanical inlelli-
gence into box at the right hand side Of
The person who watches the operation. If
they have lost the hundredth part of
grain, they are cast into box on the left.
Those which stand the test are put into
bags of 1000 sovereigns each. and those
below par are Gu, by a machine. and sent
back to the mint. Between 1000 and
1000 light sovereigns are thus daily sen,
out of circulation. The silver is put up
into bags, each of fl000 value, and the
gold into bags of thousand. and then
those bags full of bullion are sent through
a strongly guarded door, or rather win
dow, into the treasury. The treasury is
gloomy apartment, fitted up with iron
presses, which are supplied with huge
locks and bolts, and which are perfectly
fre-proof. Gold, silver and paper mon
ey ready for circulation. to the amount OF
f22 600, 900 sterling, were in the treasu-
ry when we visited it. One of the men
in that department placed 1000 sover-
eigns in gentleman's hand, and at the
same time, pointed to seventy bags full Of
gold in the little recess which he had
thrown open, making, in all, the modest
sum of 10000 pounds. He placed notes
to the amount of half million also upon
his palm, which, no doubt. had its own
sensation as the precious deposit trembled
on its top.
The heads of departments meet in the
treasury every evening, and there all the
accounts are balanced.