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!" LosS N fsb ssd TIC t-sfo~s IN out. Anon.
A ecaplc "a, hs..d. the fir.
Dvbaa,nx which should dr., rr,,rr,
Tbs husband sposs,vely hal sad
Wife var ahall e. and sur~ the bed {"
never will. 'i~ quick replied,
ID ~ once. AMI neady died -
And will NIX" Fvysrrd ,h- SPOUSE,
With 6snrf S,ne and lowering b,o~.:
And thus = war Of words ase.e,
CansinuinS t,ll they nearly f,cse--
Wh@a hath grew mute and lowering p,rl..,
Arps"d In isin,Iy ximrins fin.
Ihsy swahlsd Ger the dying emi.sr,
A. ibos9h the ssur hal .sis~d their ne,ntrr.
k~sAses:: liks hsrces lie -s to yield.
HUI ksce each cshss from tn field;
Asd As M ones fad loving t~ir
In ssls"es shnpA AMI sh,vsss.i ,h~se.
rM svssy spa't n IN was gore.
AID cocks l'o.sersl WEN growing 20, III, dan
WAsn ell =, once IN husband said
Wit. Nd ut re better 20 to brd,
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oaIclylL AND SELECTED POETRY.
fvos tl.s Tesas Republican.
TrVs Rove.

fTos flse Tc,ss Republican
Tsss Lsvs.
hm ~ hs.y y. .--h .rtcti'n Of mr. h'''s'
WIZ ns>rs ,he cup Il ,h~sred love then well MAJ
sssw " ,hss
n n ~a sed winning Vsce ~ @e'k the s'ddy
skeu~s.
49, fs,ss~e Mlah love. or listen tn a song
n N - -. Of suN ~. thu-s sunny .a'le' src
A,es.sssy thing ,ha, charms, who's sf~r thought
~ hsaa thu, .-<ks to find relief amid ,hse scenes
WI fu~ ,h@ pa.alur-. Of that cup. ~aeh .a'ed turn
away.
IN ~ theer 10 a p-soe in love calm. holy bought
A sweet reflection o'-s tho pat. dream with glad
ness fssneh,.
A ou;-,s-s. tbs, Ill. H., .-.r With something more
than m,r;h.
Win, ohre, and ambition }. the roal 81 rial worth
~, she = hD has word Tor zach, .mile i~ e'ciy
Il osa thu creature Of day Whose power soon gone
THIN give ~ b., or,s faithful heart IN ehest me nh
. ssn.e
To dnw III. sing ftcm SORROW. dart. each LONELY
hoss h-su~
Asd with ,u s-a.le ~hpl-nnss, at .l and i-n'i''
Dive, ~ thoughts from ,l.inss Of earth, and iuf
tk~m up " heaven
Oh IN ssns swe-, spot II earth, cottage IN ti'
dell.
Wherr sa,h<,ed round tho cheerful hearth, the tale ="
love " ril,
Wsers h~sr AMI heart ,csr,ts' bound by o'c' m'''
erxas chain.
And ",rssssps, and security forever finty reign
Whsr. towering mountains Icon around valley ever
green.
b,,sh, and sunny laks beneath rejecting bark tho
sr-ns
shsdy grove upsn ih~ s'oy- ~sr'. waters sn'p'e m
susnr lwDeah rail- oak tree t-nch to rect upon
lsowss in tbs gari-n fair where flowers ever h'-'m
Whs,r NJ dsrk cloud can ever come ~ shfoui the
hear in gl.om.
On ,le,- foeever erild rs, or moment dream
Thas, while I pas oonienIcdly along life. winding
Rsveling mir,h could ever bring reflections half 80
N bright
~ thns u que, cottage love, that Gil. @ win delight
HENRI
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Dental SURGEONS.

Das BasrLry /. Wnsrxsos arc
permanently located in the town
'I1IYYYv Of Marshall aud prepared to exc
cute any work in their line with skill and beau.
ty. Tine Of US will always remain at our Office
South side of public square, while the other
may be- engaged cut OF town. We respectful
ly solicit patronage.
tuup I3--uo lift
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lfm the Te,a. Republic W
Lsag Ags.

Lsag Ags.
'T.loos ago. . long ago
A. long a. | r-meml.r.--
Sine, fir, how'd thu, darling thing
somr called hrr Lucy kimi-r
A black .ey.-i s,.', bu, in her .en'.
And k-auiiful like Venus.
And though we-n cannot tell
The low, that lived between Us.
o veil the day. Tho ~hilom T~.',
Hove IL. m-'no,y dearly.
And like the moments Hitting on,
s,-als on M heart 80 cherry
We'll. time "a. m, We II love til. same
Lr. until death shall -vcr;
One o'rv the eravr, IN other scenes,
In heavens regions ever.
q, Than, com. ,ir---come welcome time
That moment es'ly -s,e,
D~s,hs liulc narrow. shallow stream.
And pa, > prs, forever
AMI then Nr " IAN" our hiRW AVoNc-
Il won't ~ long, reueml-',
We n ny away on wings II love,
both and Lacy Kimber
And through III. years Of boundle" Tine,
With heaven. thsmtr, DER Us,
w. II talk Of love an sweet. ssslsar.
Yos oil V love before W..
On. blsa.rd time, ecnc happy day,
s~e II now before me.
When Ill the rsc' Of kindred ,s,es
Shall meet Al home IL glory.
Our ish,.omc wing. shall ,nnch the .ky.
Our harp strings tuned, aud ,o,e-.
To sing Of love 10 ,hnlllnr, sweet,
lake ~hen sound rrioiccs
Whs, charming ua,hnss do | '.nr.
What mirhfnl, tunets, snf,ng.
whs, mighty thcm-s. what holy sounds.
For heaven itsrit Is ringing
's'y, 1850. OSIRIS.
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l. r. AFFORD, y. II. MARTIN.
4 LfORD 4 MARTIN, Commission Mer.
~ chants, New Orleans, la. would respect
fully tender their services To their ft,eads and
the public generally. By eonslan, application
to business and II str,e, regard to the interests
of their patrons, they hope 10 meet the conf
denee of The public.
Refer to Col. James MCGOWAN, Col Charles
Cooper Rev +. II Blades, Rev. J. C. Woolam,
= X. Perry, Esq, Doct. w. c. Swanson, G. K.
Andrews Esq, Hon. James r Taylor, John D.
Webster, Esq, Hon. +. ". Wilder. Capt. G. c.
Dial, Col. Benjamin Long, Jane, Harkins Esq,
Col W. I. Scott, Hon, T. A. Patilo, Maj. e.
Smith, W. X. Spencer, Esq, Bird Holland,
Harrison county, Texas
New Orleans, Jun. ~, 1850 3lv
DAWLINS, a. Co, (succcssors !. Rawlins,
IL Evans, 4 Coz Commission Merchants, 10
Common st., New Orleans.
REFER ro-James Y, Collier, Colonel c. H.
Cooper, W. s. Sanders, J. F. Roscborouyh,
Joseph W. Taylor, Harrison county DR.. John
w. Massie. J. J. Holloway Rusk county; n
Trawck, Jefferson.
We will furnish Raging, Rope. and Plan.
,a,ion supplies to Planters shipping to the
above house.
EVANS, GREGG, L. KEY.
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Plough Manufactery---Aa,tix Street.

On TnE Subscriber having erected
S@ in the town Of Marshall n
49, Foundry Tor the casting Of
rloughs exclusively, beg leave 10 solicit the
patronage Of their friends, and residents OF
Texas, and will thankfully receive their orders
for the same
COLEMAN l. ALLEN.
January 10, 1850, 32y
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y" - = ~o~ III soonh-sn slept,
~ sAsay ~a' shs n'aa'sA, xI.sn,
W." b " Aaap grave Fila ~,ps
s~sss oasd' \ ~ VT iinas,', ,,r,. |,
a ~. ~ ss'A'A--.A. ~i~.,y az
caess's Il = Il ss~A sway,
Al ssA \ ~ IN IN dsus there.
~ as's u shsss't IA ~ ny.
A. sass'. ~ssdssiae fu~ i.er seA.r.
WI - ne hrsAa. ,hs f,pssn ,.~
To Ss~sysa Pity hsossh, The s.sr,
Ahd hang Il ~ hss t.slssa'
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To Purchasers Of Clsahiag. &c.
Alfred Munroe f. Co., - Magazine street.
O0C Price store.

NN'llERE may be found the largest and best
w assortment OF Clothing of every de-srp-
ton IN Vac Orleans. Al this establishment
every article is offered at the lowest price At,
which It can be- sold aud no reduction can in
any instance be made. Purchasers, whether
they are good or bad Judges Of the quality Of
Goods, may rest assured Of obtaining every ar
ticle at the very lowest price, without the
trouble OF beating down, or the fear Of being
cheated. We have but one price for Goods,
and that invariably is the lowest in tho city.
Our stock Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
is now very large, comprising very fu'I as
-or,ment all made IN the laie-, and best man.
ner and warranted in every respect.
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NORRLN a. TAChE1I.


SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA.
rI>ltE subscribers beg ieayc to inform their
i tricrd~ and the public, that they have taken
the above House for term Of years, and arc
now prepared TO entertain boarders and trav'
ellees.
Thi. large and elegant establishment former
" known as the Commercial House, is pleas
nn,ly situated on the corner Of Texas and
Spring Streets, central to business and very
convenient to the Steam Boat Landing.
The proprietors have had much experience In
Hotel Keeping, and will spare no pains OF cx.
pence to render their guests comfortable.
Their table shall always b. supplied with tho
hest that our own, and the New Orleans mar.
kets will afford. :.
The public is respectfully solicited to call aud
give the Palmetto House = trial.
A. LEONARD,
J. W. GAMBLE,
Propv,etovs
Shreveport, Feb. 9Th. 1850 3s-L
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAlNING in the pos,ohice IN Marshall
IL Texas, the first day Of July, 1880, Which
# no, taken out by the 3o,h day o: September
n.sf, viii be sent to the General Postoiiiec ~
dead letters.
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I>RlMBll.L 4 EDWARDS, Copper Tn,
/ and Sheet Iron Workers. No. 10 New
Levec, between Grasier aud Poydras streets,
are prepared to do all kind. of work in the
above line. Steamboat aud Plantation work
done in the best manner, ON the shortest notice,
on the mos, reasonable terme Also, ca hand
a large assortment Of Cooking, Stcam Beat
and Bar Room Stones, Of every size and de-
scrlpton; also, all kind of House work,
such ms Gutter Pipe, Spout, &c All orders
thankfully received, and promptly attended to-.
TRiMBILL 4 EDWARDS.
New Orleans, June 10 1850 M "
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SAMUEL {. 7, fuRn, WM A. sAIuoy
koRD SALMON, HOUSE Carpenters and
! 'i'prrs take this method Of informing the
citizens OF Marshall and is vicinity, that they
will carry on the above cuisines. in all its va
rions branches. Their work will be done nc.
ccrdng to order and WV be neatly executed
and punctually attended To.
Give rs call, We work carAr. for cash
OF good arrangements
shop ON Washington Avenue, south Of the
public square, near the Marshall llotoi
January 81. 35y
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TX. kOGERS Compound Syrup Of Liver.
- port, Tar, and Canchalague, for consumpi
ton, bronchitis, coughs, asthma, and lung COM
plants generally, can be found at the Drug
Store Of NORRIS L. TACKETT.
May ., 1850. asv
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j Rnseieg j l., Rochelle OF De Soto, j u Hiar
DUGELY, ROCHELLE, & BLAIR, Conn.
IL mission Merchants, No. SO Grayicr street,
New Orleans. maj v
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- ~ - u - ~ " ~ - u y
Encourage Hmm Afanufsctures..!
o. WE have In operation, sey.
N en- miles southwest Of Mar.
q shall, foundesy for ploughs,
and other castings, and are now manufacturing
a superior PLOUGH, to which We invite the
attention of the planters Of Harrison and I'd.
joining counties.
These ploughs are inferior TO none, and are
sold as low as any plough Of equal quality.
They are warranted for ak months; OF, il
broken in that time, by returning the broken
piece, new piece will b. given in exchange,
Specimens can bc seen either At the foundcry.
OF ut EyAss, GREGG, l. KEYS, our agents in
Marshall who are prepared to I'LL al orders.
Tcrms--CAsu.
SANDERS l. STEWART.
W we WI pay ~ cents per pound for old
castings. delivered either a, The ioundrry o, a,
Evans Gregg, 4 Keys, payable in castings .,
goods, Sd =
'uS"s' o. is4p iaif
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I. FORBES. J. FORBES
~ a. q, FORBES, Grrers and dealers IN
l. Western Produce, No. 80, Tchoupi,ouas
street, New Orleans nA7v
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HAlO'S .hiS!t NTORh.

IA Us M SIC NftkH,
.No,. > ami : { amp So, 3 doors from Canal,
\cg OricanS.
0 TuE undersigned desires res
VTgy pcc'iuy To inform the public aha,
= they can always find at hi, Music
Store, choice and large assortment Of Piano
fmi,s, Mt very reasonable prices, and on accom-.
modatlng terms
Among them are pnano Fortcs mad, hy the
old and celebrated manufacturers, T. Gilbert
Il Co.. of Boston, of rich tone, and finished
beautifully IN rosewood. black walnu' md ma.
hugany, with IRON frames, made IN ih, most
substantial and Workmanlikc manner Also,
the Justly celebrated Eoiian piano Fories,
which for sweetness, of tone, have not bccH
cquallcd They are peculiarly suited to lbr
country. a. the Epliau does not require tuning
for years
The New Improvement VA Piano Fortcs
the patent librahag o,rrbfmg, ., also tor
sale at The saline establishment 1ui. improve
meuI give peculiar trmu,- uOd bu!u,cU lo
the treble, .dd. to The ducbu,i, aud -ltcug TIA
Of the Piano, and render, 0, capable of remain.
Jag much longer in tune than those in ordinary
use.
W r VI. is Agcn, tor Tnri Her.' celebrated
Grand Piano, and PAnino>, made IN Paris For
F'"'f @Hu NNttNit~N ui toHc, llltN sl.iilu pre-
eminent.
The Doicc Compound Attachment, J pelley
Co.'S Paris Pianos, and Instruments from all
the best manufactures, constantly receiving.
and for sale or liberal terms.
Nco7d- HlM Pmios for sale. from $50 to
$500 each, and taken IN part payment for new
Pianos
Pianos Repaired Tuned, Rented, and APP
praised
tohcUf, Nafsop-Thi> beautiful toned
W nd.ln-lrum"ui. Tor y illagc Churches Lodges.
Serrnadmg Parties, add iiic private practice of
Drguui,ts pos-rs>t. sweet and powerful tome,
'- porr,ec. Weighing - pound-,) nd offered
ut S5o .rl
Drirr- Tor Hiiar, .oi.-. .oIouccilo>.
cariouct,, Hates, tagrnlci-, ,triu- .ud muslc-
merchand,c of every Kind viii be- promptly
executed at reasonable prices. Band supplied
VITA brass instruments and band MUSIC.
Hafps, double aud single action, ou hand and
made to order, to suit the taste OF purchasers.
Hnnc.-1he largest catalogue IN Tie South
The stock j. an accumulation of over twenty
years. In II are many old and beautiful piece,
out of print
Ncn HtoIc received by escty arrival from
the North, and by the Forclgn steamships
spanish songs, dances, waltz a., % r,tui 10
supply Original music puld .,.,is rtes
ut the -tore---rTt,N' aaH..
Muse, bound copied s r ...p.
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n. MoNrRo~s, $. n srILwkLL.
MONTROSS t. STlLWEl.L, " holesaie
wi and Retail Dealers IN CLO THING,
No. 10 Magazine street, corner Of Common
street New Orleans,
~ Enclosures taken in New Orleans for
Gcntcmen'- Clothing, and made TO order at
their house in New York, at short notice, aud
in the latest style.
" Stwell Il Montross, Manufacturers, ne
Fulton ST., New York. niyy
We would respectfully invite our customers
and purchasers generally in want Of Fine Fash
'onnbie Clothing, to call and examine our large
and complete stock, comprising in part the fol-
lowing goods:
Black and colored cloth dress coats
Black and colored cloth frock coats
Black and colared sack and shad coats
Cashmere and tweed sack and shad coats;
Fancy tweed business coats,
Cloaks and overcoats, all varieties;
Black cashmere pants
Black doeskn cashmere pants;
Fancy cashmere pants;
BLACK sa,inette pants;
Fancy cashmere vests
Black satin vesta;
BLACK and fancy velvet vests;
Black silk vests.
Also, shirfs, crnrafs, hnndksrrhhS, etc. faay
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NUsN, bonnd, rUpVU, Y n v .
tons received for the Nt Aud. >qton, 5
Musical Times, aud 10, Baiim IRE Oi,o. BY
addressing the undersigned, catalogues ot mu.
sic will be Sent to any part Of the adjoining
states. uio om. WIN. +. MAYO.
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The Act incorporating the new couniie. Of Falls.
Mcclellan and Bell, in ,he Jri Judicial District dors
10, take -frcs until Asrvs the fir. Monday Of An.
s'., NEXT bat thu QUALIFIED vo'rr Of those coun,ie.
will In en,trl 10 vote 70, pstrie, A,,orncv m In,
District.
June 30, 1880. at
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II }. HART + CO. Groesrs and Com
l/s mission Merchants, No. 70 Tchoupitoulas
street, New Orleans. Dealers in Liquors Of
all sinds Brandy, Gin, Whisky, Rum Wines,
Cordials, Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Scgarn, Tobacco !;
Snlphate Of Quiniac by the case, and staple
Drugs; Paper, all kinds; oils, spices, pickles,
kechups, sonp, starch. hams, lard, bacon, butter,
cheese, beef, pork, and all kinds sf staple and
fancy Grocsriss. IL ColemAn's patent undu.
'atory corn mills. nA9v
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LIST OF LETTERS

Now in the pos,cffice a, Jefferson, Tex
IS. which, il not taken out Of the office BY
the first day of October next, will be sent
tn the General Post Odice A. dead letters.
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hk, A. q. BRENT, "A graduate of the n,
- vcrsity of Glasgow, Scotland, tender, :
professional services to the citizens Of r..
county, and vicinity Dr. Brent has been
praciIcng physician for the last twenty YEAR
Othce opposite the Soda Lake Hotel.
'ene'N"'' "'''" 'o' iooo' n+3 |,
YRS, j. d. NAtGHr & H. l.. GivENs
- having entered into copartnership in a,
practice OF physie, tender their professIo,,
services to the citizens of kusk and yrin,,
We hope by close attention TO &c, a lib,s
share OF patronage We will charge SO ce,,
mileage, day or night; one dollar per visi, !
town, and will charge for but two visit. .,
day We will charg" for medicine in all en-.
Rusk, Cherokee Co, Jan. |, 1880. nSo ,
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Virginia Convention.

The convention having on Friday refused to
adopt substitute for the resolution providing
for the appointment of a committee of twenty
four, to be chosen from the great divisions of the
State, on Saturday resumed the consideration Of
the resolution, and adopted an amendment by
which the same committee is required, in add
ton to the proper basis of representation, ''to
consider and report upon all such prohibitions
and limitations of legislative power which they
deem it expedent to adopt, in connexion with
the subject of representation"
Having adopted this amendment by vote Of
9S to 10, the convention adjourned.
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We do ,ot believe that there has ever before been
more able Administration than the present
Coming into power il did, in the midst Of most
fearful and unreenting sectional agitation, when
an unadvised step might have led to most dircful
results, % has exercised n powerful influence over
the angry elements OF strife, and they are ebbinc
"a the storm-tosscd pillows from their unwonted
bounds roll back into calmness-wc hope TO return
no more for evcri Its conservative and patriotic
course in the midst Of these troubles has com
mondcd the outbursts of patriotic applause from the
lovers OF law and order throughout this broad land.
The candid and intelligent among the Democrats,
"a well as Whgs, have alike appreciated tho Presi.
dent and his Cabinet. Aud we'll may they do H.
Had other counscls prevailcd-had n partisan Of
either Of the schools Of northern southern Dis
unionists filled the Presidential chair, We have
every reason to believe that our beloved country
would now be afflicted with Increasing sectional
bitterness and cnmity, resulting in a certain and
not very distant dissolution of the Republic. Had
other counscls prevailed the fatal blow mrht have
already been inflicted, and We instead of pourinc
out patriotic and grateful rojoicngs over great
nation redeemed from the dainning spirit of matt
cism, been weeping in the dcsolatiOn OF "A ruined
but once glorious Republic. And tho kindhngs Of
civil war might have even now been blazing upon
our hii-tops, and that fearful tocsin that calls
brothers 30 a hostile field been calling our people
from TIC peaceful pursuits that inyiCorate nnd
ndorn, TO the terrible work of destruction both Of
kindred and country
But man occupied that position who has shown
himself equal 10 bis position and the occasiou pos
in by sectional prcludiccs, but with comprchen-
sivc grasp embrace tho entire country, he has
cured the confidence Of every section. The Cdbi-
net is also able and patriotic, and we do not think
injustice 20 the distinguished patriots and states
men who have occupied the Presidential chair 10
say that there never has been more able and pa
trotic Administration since the days Of Wash
ington.
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A Union Man In south Carolina.

WILLIAM j. GRAysoS, esq, who is admitted
by the Charleston .Ne,ps to be "a gentleman of
acknowledged pirate lc0rh and high official
station" has issued pamphlet in which he OPP
poses the mad schemes of those who are seeking
to destroy the American Confederacy We
think it not improbable that the example of a
citizen of Mr.. GRAYsoN's weight of character
will cause the conservative and patriotic portion
of the peopleof South Carolina to speak out and
resist in time the rash counsels of reckless dem
agogues, who are fast placing the Palmetto
State in an untenable position.
Mr. GRAysoN has been for number of years
the Collector of Customs for the port of Charles
ton; and his name, we believe, has ever been
synonymous with all that is hgh-minded and
honorable among all classes of men in his State
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THE REPU BLIC.

raiity upon declared purpose to resist the exc
cution of the laws--however he may deceive
ignorance and awaken in his favor the sympa-
thizing shouts of the seditious-will not fail TO
meet stern rebuke and resolute condemnation
from the great body of the nation. These are
lovers of constitutional liberty and orderly judi
cial administrations. too intelligent to be long
misled by sophistry, and too yrtuous to embrace
the cause of violence and INSTRUMENTATION. On
this truth firmly reposes our confidence in the
stability of our institutions, and the faithful ex-
ecution against all opposers of every consttu-
tlonal law
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S. r. HoBBIE.-The New York Commercial i'd
rerfis1 understands that s. II. Hobbie esq, has &C.
ccytcd the appointment Of President Of the Ocean
Steam Navigation Company Of the city Of New
York
The New York Epenihg Post, referring to the
above rumor, says:
This. we have reason TO believe, is a mistake
We understand that the condition OF his health has
determined Mr.. Hobbie 20 resign. and that he has
received applications from several large steam and
tClccraphic associations To assist in their manage
mcut, but that he has not determined TO acc pt
any such responsibility until his health is more
firm
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FOR THE REPUBLIC.l
Manufacturer, Convention.

Seeing that Congress has adjourned without
taking any action on the tariff subject and in view
of the present unprecedented depression in tho
manufacturing pursuits Of the country generally
produced, il Is believed, mainly by the low and in
adequate duties and other injudicious provisions Of
the tariff act Of 1876, combined with the effects of the
English misnamed frce-trade policy--a policy dc.
signed, or if not designed, the obvious effects OF
which arc, by the reduction in the price o. bread
suffs and other provisions, to lessen the expense
English manufacturing labor, and thereby to fos-
ter and sustain English manu- featuring monopoly
and consequently 10 cripple break down the
competition herewith Of foreign manufacturers; II
is proposed that convention Of manufacturers
North and South, be held in the city Of Richmond
in the State Of Virginia, on Monday, the 18th day
Of November, 1850, TO digest and prepare a suitable
memorial to be presented TO Congress at the com
mencement Of the ensuing session, embracing or
setting forth truly and faithfully all the facts con
neced with or believed TO be the cause Of the pre-
sent extremely depressed state Of manufacturing
industry; and urging the necessity Of speedy re-
vision and modification Of the tariff laws.
SUSDRY VIRGINIA MANUFAoruRERs.
N. Bother editors will please copy.