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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-01

EArTlFuL.-Thc velvet moss will grow on the
s;erle rock, the m,stletoe flourish on the naked
hranehes--the ivy cling to the moulderlng rum
1t pine and cedar rem aia fresh and fadeless
amia the mutations Of the fading year, and Hea-
ven be prEi-ei! something greer, something
beautiful To see, and grateful 10 The soul, wili.n
the coldest and darkest hour OF fate. still t@lns
lis tendrils aroun the csumbiing alta and bros
ken arches OF 'he dssoate temples OF the hu-
man heart.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-01

TAKE CARE-Well executed five franc pieces
Of nure silver, are ih circulation about town, OF
light weight however, being worth but seventy
five cents Persons should be on their guard, or
such receipts will materially diminish the pro-
fits.
Somebody is also speculating in half dollars,
which are worth nothing at all, not containing
as much silver as one could extract from moon
BEAM Chicago Jour.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-01

Professor Simpson, Of Edinburgh, has been
eciuring before the medical men Of Paris, on the
advantages of chloroform. The harmony OF ona
OF these meetings was disturbed BY dentists
"who appeared" says the correspond. Mt Of the
.Nedicai Times, ssio be q irife sinfiteratcd,' a.
the French say. This person endeavored to prove
that children delivered under its influence were
extremely liatle to become idiots. The Profess
OF re,orted, shat perhaps he was right, and his
mode Of seasoning inclined one to think that the
gen,Ieman's mother mus, have labored under the
influence OF fchorotorm.'n
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-01
nv.- Wy1. II. WHITE,

When not professionally engaged, may be found s
:, his residence, Corner Of Fourth and Rock
Island SIS, opposite A. understanding.
Davenport. Feb. 2lst. 1850.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-01
"A. G. BILLION
FAMILY GROCEIS.
AND
VARIETY STORE.

Fresh family Groceries and variety OF no
,,a,. far House Keepers, constantly on hand.
Store Front ST., opposite Steamboat Landing
navenport. April 18th: 1850,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24
Post-Omcn-NIalls Close,

sumner Arrangement.
Detroit cSeaso iowa and Minnesota Territories closed s4 Pm
daily Except Sunday, Which day val close at PM BY tbs
ss on he Canal and on the Rsos and their depbdences
Albany and Buffalo, the Counties Of Crawford and Ers in
Lake Ere; Indiana and Illinois, and for
Also mails Tor Office. in the Clinton Es.er Franklin
oego, Rensselaer, Warren, and Washnton this State ADDISON
Countess Vermont, closed daily at O'Clock N Except
Eta Mails for Albany Buffalo, csist Fshtm Landing
Hewburgh PsggeePe Troy West Pcai and The enneps
made Up and closed daily except sunday at 81 Forwarded
BY the Hudson Railroad. Poushkeepse 70 Albany
HUDSON are closed daily sand.y and for
The Enc Sorsas NAL ye1 r saSdsy al ooci An tas
MAJ, mater Tor the COUNTIES Aneshs Brooms ch-muuE Chs
mango Cortland Delaware Gresa Livingston, Orange koe
and he Coune, Of Bradford Lu1ens McKean Pike Potter sus
quehsnns, Tloga Warren, and Wayne, in Pennsylvania
the Railroad including Ema and Ithaca asO, for GsnsvsI
The Harlem Railroad to Dover n Y takes ao
this and Dover Is closed daily sIoeP sundy)
TIE Long Island Railroad Mail Jsmsc. to GrssDpo supply
ing all Offices the Island east Of Jamaica daily ssIsP' sunday "
Maj for Brooklyn twice daily, closes st7H AN and az Pm
ton, ' daily ,Cs except sunday stsP.M ,,-,
Mails for wAmsburEh, L. close daily at ~ and soelof
Mails Once. Staten Island daily E.Iosp sunasylai
d. Al Ok o'cioci AN
HE 2RHAT Eastern MAIL TO Boston sai.-
Tor parts Hampshire and Vermont BY steam
close daily (except sundaysl at O'Clock,
vie PM and when the
O'Clock and at Oeck Pm when the steam
boais leave al o O'Clock.
Hartford and sprngheH closed daily 81 O'CLOCK A. M (suusys
s1epteO Tbs includes all the Offices aud their dependencies
between this Haven; aad al the Housatnc Railroad
Mail for Boston Portland Hartford Springfield and WOrcss
the kangauck Railroad
Connecticut and elesed daily, Except sunday ~
| O'CLOCK P NJ and sent BY the New Haven Railroad.
Mall Bridgeport, Fairfield Hartford, View Haven, New
Rochelle Stamford and s4ord, made and closed
daily ~ oclock and the New Haven Railroad
THE GREAT SOUTHERN NAIL. Washington City 70 Nev
Orleans closes ~ clock AN and 81 N (eIeep, Sunday
on which dsy ony mall eoses at PM Tue Aternoon NAL
goes through New Orleans which termed The Through
| Mail"
n Jersey City, Nevark EhIAbethtoW
RAILWAY Paterson MostOwn New BrunsWk, Pncstoa, Iroa
ton Bergen Orange Madison, Camden and Burlington.
The Southern Way Mail including AL ohces on the linz Of 'hs
ruad Philadelphia and their dsPendenees embracing aey all
DE ces Nsw Jersey bling North and West Of sad railroad toes
Their the The COUNTIES Of Wyoming Carbon, Nortnmp
Monroe PsnnsvEna daily unday at oeocf
AN. a.
MAfo Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday At II AN
Mail for Hsckensaek ucudnS HOboken) Monday, Hednes
1 day and Frday. ats O'Clock Pm
HE Feehoh other ofces Monmouth County M
by steamboat KeyPor and Mddeo~n closes daily tercePisun
| dsy.) a u o'elck Pm .
sonerve ETabettONn includes al O1ese ls
4 railroad O Eastnn. and closes att Am
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24
GEs. TAYLoR's PRoPERIT.-A Washington
CORES aor dert Of the Expfess soys;

Gen TAYLOR regret q learn, leaves his bust
ness affairs in 4 very unfinished and somewhat
doubtful coD0lion. When he leit tor Mexico, u 10
atsted hat in three SeG ed letters he LEFT directions
for the manage ment Of his properly in case OF MS
death there. 10 which Tss supposed 10 be n will
and these three letters were not opened I'll AFTER
bis burial bere-but 10 viii Wss among them, aud
the directions applied 10 q property which IS now
almost " holy changed 10 It's orn.
Indeed his family now have no home, and, there
FORE Mrs. Taylor, 1t is supposed, Will not ret1rn 70
Louisiana His plantation on toe Alsslssipp! hAs
been cold since he came here t. enable him 20 Puf
chase sugar plantation below, 80 that that homs
il lost Previously, however, he had P1'cha'e1
another midway plantation, bat that has tufnea
out 10 be q very Improbable piece o. properly,
making 10 crops, Ia consequence oil being noOoou
repeatedly. Then the homestead IS gone 70 make
one pay ment on a sugar plantation, on -nlch sono
thing hike seventy or eighty thousand dollars must
now be due-snd the middle plantation 10 undet
water. Probably, some OF the Presidential salAry
was relied upon 20 meet the further payment on
the sugar plantation, bat that salary Ia gone. You
see from their general facts, that Gen Iaylor ueu
in very unfortuns ate time for the interest OF ms
family. He had previously however 20 Ooi pii's
marriage with bis aughtersettled upon neF Gun
adorable sum in money NJ, II
Rliss went from here to the Eutaw House In ID a.,
tmore, on Tuesday evening; Col biss .lii, al
to pack up bis papers and BOOKS &c put WI d ol
low this evening Old Whitley ana ia'? ;,. os
are consigned to Cspt. Boyce, touay' an lns'uiaso
friend Of the late President living OR Georgetown
flights. I1,a vUo.bin, ton
and Intended Joining more IN society this coming
Winter She was feeling at home, and had
comnleted ali the household arrangements, which
were requisite to put the White House IN that or
A., II now boasts or far superior 10 what, in furni
ture and comfort s has ever before been, under any
administration. Thus suddenly TO leave such
home, at this season Of the year, and to go to ho
TEL seems truly hard.
Mrs. Tay lor was able TO talk necessarily TO her
fiends Of her sfiction, and to weep and moan.
Perhaps thus venting her grief saved her from ser-
GUS Illness, and the Paintings and spaSms, aud Wis
its Of coincidence by bevies Of ladies" which some
Of the pRpers tell US Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24
s,Rx. Csp.., sh ets--sI per sei-sI per 10
TEE WING ALMANAC FOR 1850.

JNHs ANNUAL has been prepared with great care and
ACCURACY and 10 presented To the Public cheap,
reliable and lucid summary OF the Political Hssoy Of The
fimea Ii contains nothing OF partisan character, but
full exhibit Of the Elections Of lSSs The dongs OF Coo
gress al lis lts Session, The MLe19e Erpo The Eyean
Of ls49 In Europe Last OF the Presidents Cabinet Member
Of the present Congress- Governors OF The Sstes he nc
CoETkSTs--Aress of The United ststes; Asgronomica
Calculations Audit Congressional Board OF; BANKING
Statistics; Bnnch Mints-Sod Coinage; British Cabinet
CseDdsr for Portland Boston, Nsw.York, Phlsdelphis
Washington, RAsigh, Charleston and New-oresnsi Cad
FORMS and New Mexico; Chronological Tables; Compon
sson Of Cong Congress- Statistics of Cougres
lssl Session OF Ecpses; Economy 10 The Pubic Expvnd
States Election ofPresidens by The People Electon Re
turns Europe 10 1885, FinA1ces Of Unied States and 9rss
Britain Flogeing In the Navy; Government Of the Uulbed
siaes Government Supplies GOVERNOR and Stale Czpt
lssi Aighwsier New-Yora, Boston, Phlladephis soe
Chsres.op; Home Departments House Of Represents
uves u s. House Mileage, Inaugural Address Of Prest
dent Taylor Jewish Calendar; Law Reform; Mileage OF
Congrcssi Military Mileage: Ministers and Consus
abroad Ministers Al Foreign Csuris; Mohsnmedan Cal.
endA; Moons place; NsvL Prixchopey-Tempersnce
Ofheeu and oces crest-d; Panama lsthrnus) Railway
Population Of stses Posise Rstes Foreign ard Dones
dc /. Postal Reform Presidential Vote ls4S ke, Pro
duetA Aggregate; Public Lands; Railways and Csnas
srross North America; Recruiting Tor he Army; Revencs
TO- 81 COLLECTION; Senate Of The United STATES ssnsis
Ard Rejection Supreme Court U. .. Tide fssei fuD
ns1r and shpptng Tribunals for Csfs agsins De Uritst
ststesi whiincys great cestrsi kAircsdi Wa Charges
efthe Onion.
Election Returns carefully made up ios ths WHY Alma
nse, from hsins ke~-ahnpsniIe Vermont Aassscho'
sstis Rhode Isand Connecucul Hsw~fof1, NevJassey,
PsnnsylyxniA Maryland, Virginia. Nortb-CarolnA N.hs
ana Nississfpp fs,s;anx fexns. Arssnsss feunessos
aeosgiz Keniacky, OHIO lndi<n,. hicotgsn, Iowa Wa
ssusspl aig1 Los Htie9 % ailarrisN ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

rs OBEDIENct TO ThE FOURTH SECTION Of The rt ofths
fCougess sfthe uned STATE q sh En- ~ n, ia
An Act carp sn-t The
sns the knPrF Of Brsrl q The o Jsuary
hOus4bd eight hundred aHd ior nu b-rsey r,ss
thzt tie 9Th 81 Juns at tie appa,d
b. The President Of tie Cnee stA;e- By aad
cou--ut OF the Senate. CooDsr
uPon N such claims b pus-~rtrd hnn nd pfus
o By the Convention tie Catst ana Enp~ros II
Brasil ooucced Ro % y1ero The fay IL Jan
gary the year Of Lord tboasaad h hss&r. ry
An emszt u.sef aresaa oonrrs-s ar. r.a
pfoscs iheT eaas and svsss bss As zsa-rzgnsa
Al WAsh1<ioh. p I q
A he act u coagss Aforesaid rsqass he asa oeo
Pitt and he a-le- q NJ skhn oa>
cni Ne ube ~ - lstoa. desired saa-r
the envsutoa shosh thar es- ABa sysas- sn.fS
psroA lUolnl ESQ y. FlsHER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

~ Hon. Luther Severance, late editor OF the
Ks.,sbfe Joarnai, Tho has received the appoint.
nenf Of u 8 Commissioner To the Sandwich Is.
IsnSs, has epgsged passage for himself dfsmIly
Ia the ship Gepioo, which 10 ~ sail from Boston on
~ lQsh &c Augsst. FAR Ronslu3a. sesa saA isa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

sooo i-~t IA Deh clear ~hae ash piazza. 10 inches vide.
800 \ ueh e-sr s-h ptsak n ssis
500 Set Feh rl@ar white ssh pisnk
9huiestlh nah clear white .ah plank.
b0u i,efl nah cle.r ~h't- srh yisat
Cyyfsu ara afd Plank, fboara afafurr, PEI (bot)
500 f-sf nh crlf . pre-s plank - % 81 feet lone
500 81, inh rlrar pee. soafis D. I'D fs-i 'oas.
500 f-s = r,h c~af cypress boards, 20 long
R'4,b Hsisrfaaa Aspls- lbasri 1firc, ycr J1sfJ
~ feet 's,i VA nnf .snk. 'nfh-st hck
80 eet ask walnut pau. aches shck.
SO i-.t tlscs walnut p'auk, b. chrs tlfk.
I 90 .et .isct sanr' hnarf. .nch thck.
-. let usg Fr-t, y. B, % inf n--.
tCCe.t maple ost 2 bi arhes
ct.ss 80. f-parf fgcr pisetJ
100 vhfe al orr. Do lest ing
go - BITE u.h oars l' i-st ong.
40 " o. .shnars. ~ feet lo0g.
SO = iie asl oafs 10 is-t long.
IlC vl.ic a-L oars ~ f-rt lofs.
- ~ We s.h oar % ie-i 'o1,.
q ~hf~ s-h ssrs lu feet onz.
CtAss 80. s-Nfarss fperfholgssi)
rnme vh re oak save ~ nhe- ous eA thek 81 nehs
vide. ..rtrlf sap
eco White ash barre slaves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

FEARFUL AccIDESr-On Friday last, Chas B.
Foster, Of Utica fell over the precipice Of the
second falls, near the Catskill Mountain House, a
distance of so feet he fell into small stream,
and was alive when taken out Assistance was
Immediately sent for, and remote hope was en-
tentsined that be might survive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

EAYY YARD. PHILADELPHIA
Gas SO. D LHalbfr Esarl nelSurt)
srC0 feet s .nch vhtr pur panel boards
1000 inch. wh.te. 40 ieet org.
1904 l-.t !, 'nth Wht- pine plank, lo isft
l5Ooo feet .nfh ~his psne plsns, l6 feet
Hhifs ia B1ara Hcafre)
500 fee ~ .nch. W. ie lsh plank
500 e-t nCh Whit lsh plank.
Bocs HalrM
1900 feet 4 ueh black walnut boards.
1890 feet .not hagk val no boards
100 feet q, Iash back walnut plank.
100 let nch black walnut plank.
600 uch black walnut plank.
lH quality Boat Bsarrb, S.
2co feet beard Heasue) nch White oak boards y ieei org Il
inches vide.
800 board nsasue) inch white oak Plsnk 30 feet oas II
inches Nne.
1000 - board ueasars) y ch white oak plank % feet ous IA
inches vide.
Yel0ic Lactut Timber.
feet first quality ye~ locust, ~ % Is feet long 20 be
got round and Mt ess han u inches diameter a. lie
small eud.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24
roRM OF ENDORSEMENT


on the envelope transmitting the oaeL
"Proyofah for TIMBER .
NAVY YARD, KITTERY, MAINE.
Class I-Hhne hfh Oars. 10y the Piece.)
2fist quality white ash oars II ieet IN ength
4 quality white ash oars, 10 feet IN length
duality white ash oars, IA ieet IN ength
III quality Wide ash II ieet m engtl
Hes0ry Bar, (by the pece.)
hickory IL feet length 10 be straight and 70 square
IS eetab the butt b. S inches
Ct..s No 2.-LignE~Vfg, 10y the tunl
quality Lgnus u each Of tue following sIes Wa 10
IL and inches dlameteG amounting 10 ~ t4i oI
Il each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24
WY YARn wAsH1NGrnN.

NNFl INIT, NArTTINUIWN
CL4ss No. I-HhNe Oak HHber (Bcr cu5c fo0k)
30 white ok o.s from inches square ani 30 feet
lenetl. the whole ressunng about 900 cpec feet
CLAss No. , Htifs PiHe Timber lPer cubic flot)
20 pne ogs from ~ nhe. and 81 % ~ let
snaih the Whor measuring about 80 cube feet
LznIcr HhHc OAK fPa- f.ofj
$500 feet board measure, inch white oak boards
500 eei board measure, iurh white oak p.iak-
lutoU feet board measure .nch white OAK plank.
UhAe IN per f50tl
1900 feet board measure, inch ~ie ash plank, iio Is 70 :.
inches WIDE
5000 feet board MEASURE 81 INCH white ah plank from 10 % Is
400 feet board measure inch white ash plank, from L TO IS
inches wide.
5000 feet, measure, ~ ach "nte asa PlA' nom IT. ~ =
Tie whole to b lengths from u to 10 feet and to be well
seasoned.
HRre Pine (psr FOOT.
zoo fee, hoard ue7surp inch white prime rnk se,sonet
no ee, hoard measure pine PRIME Qiank seasone
oO la. board measures n,h white pine prime plank seasoned
Blaek Walnut lBer f6Ot.
zoo feet board measure 8 inch Jack waaut plank seasouet
zoo lee, board measure black walnut PLANK, easonei
800 feet board measure nch black walnut plank seaonei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

NEW Music. 81 would were favorite flow.
er" is the title OF beautiful Ballad composed by
Geo. F. Bristow, and sung by Mr.. Griswold Mr..
Bristow's compositions rank him among our first
composers and this new ballad has added another
laurel to his well earned musical fame. LA Sere-
made nocturne pour lie piano. by the same COM
poser, il fine piece of Instrumentation. The
above are published in excellent style by s. Pear
soD, rs Bleeckerst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

SyPREAE CoURT-J0HN HAsCoCK against HARRIss
- PALMER and otter.In pursuance ola Decree oh- Supr
Court of the Yok will sale The tlh y
OF August 1880 at g O'clock H. at the herchants EIesH<e
city YorkA t certain lot piece or parcel oDt stR
living and being IN the Fourth Ward Of the Cay Of New fo n
Known distinguished lot Number seven ~ Chesnstsses
III. sad City OF New York COntan breadth font tsea
.t the rear thirteen each side dry three L.
be the ess.-New ioIS, July 18Th, 1880
X n BovM Attorney. THOMAS CALMLY, shsrt
yl02a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

CONTROLLERS OFFICE STATE Of SEES fof.-,1As WHITE
- fLAlAs RANk fNAP~s OHsfe .oaa g.. aes q go
~ u. C ~ Atny bgrt. ~ The redenP,on o. - fAIk
,,e. tined rrroeaton o. TIE Impeachment of tona, 40
ss, eftk-C fs sush sgsus agreeable 70 ts ~ s
at ss.s ne reistn of bash eo,ss rsss-d MAJ
rssa WASHINGTON HUNT, Comptroller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

SJUPREME COURT City an County Of New Yotk-AMBRGg
- CONNER against JULIE ALEXANDRINE ELiZABETH
WALTER CORMIER--svhzoss-fur relef-1 Com not SER
defendant You hereby mosd and required tr
compliant this scoo whsh has b--a this Az md as
Ce Of The City aud C0un OF New fors at The ca
Hal in said City and copy o. your The VI
complaint on subscr brr ohce, Posts bgns Has
within days atr The seYFe Of -
exclusive Of the day of such ssrsee and ~ ~
10 the SAID compliant sbD s AFORESAID the paAf
tbs acton vii apBb Tie Court Tor the relief dsmAsed b
con plant Dated J1yg 1870 ~ I.l4t
"a iav,u sPEIR Il NASH Plaintiffs Atsrssys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

IN PURSUANCE Of order e The Surrogate Of ls cssg
New hereby gwen 20 Az persons s1'f cans
sgainst CHARLES MILBAsK. a- Of me Cay Of ssv hs-
ceased prr-ent the Nth vouehsrs thereof 70 e 'ss-n
oce Of Isaac n Mbant No y Ffout street. N nr .L1
York before the hteenth day Of foynmher sxtD
New York, the lOta day OF May. 1850. - , ....
ISAAC NJ MIIBASK, Aamnistrstoh
Eyi5 isw6m* MARY W. hiLBANh Adma-u.ut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

NOTICE hereby give according law To al persons
IN claims against ALfRED ~ RYDER late Of the Cay q 4.
bn Kings County deceased that they required 70 si
sane with tie vouchers thereof the subscriber, AZ hs
business lS2 Water street. IN the CITY Of ss- fof, "a WV
The goth day ofDecember nsrt-Dst-d june ~ $50 -.
eIg IawensW Wa. hlShf hA~'~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-12-21

Aflcs being in New York Tor several day,
{ learned that Bin and Ellen had pesisivel
lcft Tor Z sgland
Then were five warrants (bcsidcs tho case
nam Issued against INC, all jor the pur
boss Of harrassing me and driving M away
9es fer 'sAnso&ing in the streets - ne TO
sessaring In the streets (which as moi
~ hst, )-sns "ssr carrying concealet
weefsas "-sns for "driviug iast through
~ setsees aud another for passing Cam
tssdus bsttSp without paying toll, (which
80 nos tsss.
90 ~ - ! bad az dealings with tlsesc
VINO thus endsavofs4 Il sbstsuct the law
and harrass me, ~ had NA0res u sscer.
tasasAg NJ position, ] woa3d W that they
wese Of ~ highest standing, sscihIly and
poseeeatlys n ~ eeenReni4y. A. an ~
$780,, Frnaete Jeeksna WIN reinsed 70 tske
Ae1Ae1 hnad. ~ = candidate for Con.
gen' IT. Chaslss Samncs, cne d the
UaseeA Seaess Commissioners; Rev. Tho.
eors fsskssj NJ. Lit ~ eminent lawyer;
y. HaasoA Rsv. d.. Ckansiag; Mr..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-12-21

Avsvnn IsAvss.

Al
lark what ssasp lhat plsaspas sound,
w,,h .~.., .u.ie IN ~ h.rH
of .o~,ss, evsnsrr NY
~ /. ~. v,ar.s ~ ~ ~. 4
,.,.. 49,, - -.i.stc.,. ,s;,I..
v..,... a.. Nil, ..s.s~ .,-svn
$500. - ~. h,,-hs. A. l..-...
New In uussusu nd IN isses,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-12-21


Mar Perrin.
In Duplcssis street, which leads to Yer.
nillcs. u young n,an. na,lcd Leopold DE-.
tIlulc. was half concealed lehiud gate,
waiting viii, the greatest impatlencc, like
spoiled child, To surpriss his nurse. Al
cusih the door Of an elegant house cppo-
site was opened, and n young officer, in the
uniform Of the llussars. descended the
steps. and disappeared; no was soon fol-
lowed by an aged gentleman, and then
Monsieur Leopold. who felt like most low
ers, sprang across the street, and WAS soon
admitted 10 the presence Of his belovea C..
cile. whom he had 50 long sought to find
alone.
She was in most richly Dr. soratcd pnr'
lor, seated near the fire, viii, book Ia her
hand. Of whic', she WIS turning over the
leaves in ,cad OF reading, aud appeared
+ wholly Indifferent to every thing else. Athis
approach, she put the hook aside and look.
ed steadily ut him.
well. Cecile," sal! he.
"Well. my dear Leopold" replied The
young girl. in melancholy tone.
Answer me. Cccile, have | nothing ia
hope for--am wholly lost Do you mol
love me. 7"
Can you doubt IT," answered. Shc, cast
Ing down her sycA
My God, no, but / nm -fraid your faith
CT will not nc sept me sor son.in'law
though he mast ~ opr love. 81
His xiwhs. ~ Dqkks, III n1&ilmde I'll spoke
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-12-21

Il has been estimated tina, about ons han
drsd tisoussmd Americans were IN Cnlifnrni
1t the commencement of the present yea
Tho emigration this year IL pat down n
sixty thousand ncrosa the plains. ten thou
san,l over land, through Texas and Mexico
aud fifty thousand across the isthmss-
making two hundred and twenty thousand
Supns.ing twcutv thousand have rcturnet
home during the present year, land this i
said to be liberal calcnln,ion,) tw" hn"
drcd thousand Americans remain IN The
country. lf asked what j. the condition
and prospects Of this large nuiub'r Of A"er.
lean citizens. we would shy. most deplorn.
hle.' The forty ar iiI,y thousand who
have Ieen engaged in dHnn"'ing sud turn.
ing rivers, during the summer, have -ssccm
almost universally disappointed Having
lost the labor II three summers, and tho
means they had previously procured. thou
sands Of them nte reduced 10 want and 10.
voycd in debt for subsistence, etc.
Those who were engaged ~ the dry dig.
giags, DEPICTS, etc. have also heen unsuc-
49, sdnstwg ne past season.
s| eaQsralI opinion Of the ainera
~ mare than eighty
~ 11y n svsry tsal IT, y - I'D Fseaaseti
ntes&f ensugh to enahls M III
tbt5r families; and That MOI Hsl MN enc
In twenty has realized a dollar clear Of e..
penscs during the seAs0n
All hepes q making lettenss ia Caltof.
MA Nh Lost light n Ii nt'sey .niae ceses oat
81 hnndied, aud 10 almost univtrsAf tel-
tng Y 70 81 home. And . r Truly heart.