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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

The slave woman ~ n citizen oi keo'
lucky, having been seiuced from her nra..
ter b, some OF the abol,ions,s Of t.ncin'
natl, chiefly through the haihar"us hu,
ehmnric, .siic rnauTuyfc at taking away
h.f .hilJ. WAS claimed bv her master.
Ihrrr,.r,r the owner OF the shave sued nut
a ,sfii el tabc1 corpus. and on The hial
shrre 49,. N immense effort BY the ahoN
f,o a Of, lipf,.a, the masters CLAIMS. The
laNyrrs sl ned the ease nj g,cai length ;
Mn .afniie ,aticty OF pleas were started. aud
all be ngcta iiy of the law was set To work
10 ieleat tie claim Of the master, aud rem.
der the Itw nulIity. Amer consumin. n
whole dss, - the great joy and happiness
of the aholiii,nis,s. the matter WIS brought
Ia the ioilop' ng abrupt and unsatisfactory
~e.cius,ou. ich we find ut the end Of n
,hrep co.nel, report of the affair ia the
{ inclanali numerical:
The trp,t here was about 10 adjourn
Tie snycsli .a u. when the woman rose
iron, he. seat. aid intn,a,cd that she des,r.
I'd :" return home with her master.
This produce good deal vi sensation
and surprise the Cart said the invest. "a
ton was It, AZ end /; the lawyers stared At
cue another. elect, flied; the sheriff cleared
the room. and thus this intensely exciting
proceeding ended in n bottle Of sm,ic."
urilu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

The New York u.gald ri the 10Th teh'
suavy. turn, hes III. details oi n. most Dis
ufscetul c,cia which has "ccuTf,d ~ our
history. The 'rscue al n prisoner from the
Lsu.is ri the officers 81 the tn',rd states.
hy a mob Of cowardi, negroes. ul''cts u
stain aud nisuy upon the lace where ~
occu,-d. vhils, 1t vii take man, Yeats III
mo,. lai'hlul observance OF the ou-iiln-
ton and respect ,or the lulnn, than hrs lt'
b-,n exhibited IA tia, city, to .fiare he
i"ilnw,pg stat.me'i OF the 'ee'> WI show
how tar We uelv lu.tihrd ~ "ur Inference,
.ha, Ibis d,svi nc.lulr at could o'lN 'n'r"r'
cured ire,.. ~. lmbrcili'v or indifference o'
m. Epdrralosiicers in.,-sdoi ..-uing Word,
p,ociama,,nus. let President iillm"'e send
on a commission tn examine int" The 'arts'
and to- prosecute the offenders with u li't'r
o. th. ,isor whieh ie j. displaying ~ The
pros scuiion- ~ this city. 81 iu' political "p
p.n. ns. under the idicul"n' indictments
growing cot Of the Cuban ALTAR.
iio.ru,. Feb. -, 1851.
Deputy Marshal Riley aud assistants. ~.
re.tr., At Corn Itli ."hc. ilonsc. ~ day.
nur Frederick " lIkins. n negro waller "i'
warrant issued hy the 1 state. Commits
.iou.r. q. I. tuIis. on = ensJ Iaiut that
said " llk,os is a iusiivc slasc. lie Was
taken with n" op,ssssiss~. and carried wa
inc.ln,,, to III. ilmisr~f States Courtroom.
III. news Of the arrest spread rspdli
and the Court room WAS specdil, billed ny
4 lasus crow Of rather excited spectators.
I'll. examination, however. went oil gnI"ily.
seth J. Thomas appeared ior the c'n'n'a"i,
ard Nc-.rs. Small. Llias Grey, t"Fhs, aud
others, ior the defence.
From the documents offered by the
claimant. 1t appeared thai The arru-'d was
the property ol John Dcrre. Pui,rr lu the
L. :. Navy al Virginia. and tin', he es'
caped IN MAY. 1850. The deposition was
to H.. effect that the claimant bad seen the
prisoner in lb"ston, aud convcfsed With ldn.
when the prisoner ,rknna lcdscd that he
had escaped iiom Norfolk. The conn, ]
for the defence asked 'nr posipnncncni.
ia order h. pror1re tesiimnny bis was
pranlrd and tuesday nest, ~ 10 A. 49,,
was ass,glcd inr thr exam ipatiru.
The d put, Ns,,l,sl ,scu ord'-ci the
,oon, to- - elc,s,d %, spectators, winch was
sradaa y doae. ! he pisnnrr Ienainrd IA
the custody Of d"xrn nicn. but hN Law
ai the >,ttr. the jail Cannot DO used to 'n'-
prison fugitive slaves.
His counsel Wishing to consult with him,
they were readily admitted 10 the rom
to the number oi talf n d",ea, They re-
manned ahou, An hour. and ~ the mesutui,
large crowd 1T negroes gathered upon IL,
Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

Nald.e and Harness Makers, NarskaI, Tss6A
re WOULD respectfully annoases y
the poblic that they arc nov pse.
~ pared to execute all work sntsssis1
To their care, IN ssi.. not 10 bs surpassed y
any workman in Texas. Their materials ~
OF, thu fines, quality. Cali ard examine ~
work afd material Tor yourselves.
They ais, base constantly on hand sspply
of Spanish Saddle Trees Of the most approved
syl, and finish. S,ilrrs at distAmes can y
supplied with tn, celebrated liors 1$ss, o. ~
other pattern, by addressing W. BY mail. N
orders will be promptly filled.
shop iw" doors cast VI the MArshsll Hohl
March =, 1851. s5nS7y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

Ths Sietd g fsste saya that Red River,
y hiSk, ~ is,rg. and seem. 10 anticipate
~ Ovegllow ~ un;vefsal ani disasttnus on
shat ofs1Dto. The Mis.i,spii l. Iuil, atd
u also rising. The New oieans papers
siso ne4tc. . riAc in the Ohio The inccs.
cant ra1as M doubt will not onls swell
de rivsr4 bas ~ fer' masefiaily IN.
juss ~ psssrrrts ii the ming crop.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08
FAx,Nx INrmE Cars Dn Wan IsLANl

FAM.Nx ~ rmE Cars De VExD ISLANDS.
The present condition 81 some Of the
Cnp~ d. Vcrd Islands, more especially oi
the Island III ST. Nic"lns is such M 10 cx.
cite very scrions apprrhcnsi"ns. III Sep.
TENDER last ST. Nicolas was nearly d-so!a.
te.. hy n hurricane. which. viii, unwont.'d
violence. swept the whole island, lhi.
WIS soon followed by fever, ihs rsvarcs Of
which have been truly appalling. In enc
town aione. R.l,ierx nrsvs, containing
sls.st 1000 inhsissnts. not less than 7OO ii
thu population have fallen victims The
prevalence II thu frvss IT this senson put
stop To ali ~sricultarsl ~ well - other
pursuits, consequently the crops then near.
y ripe wrrs allowed 10 perish. and the 9th.
err, for the want 81 hands to tiil them, hxve
since been al,o Suffered to decay. The
propss d ~. Nieolas NV ~ shreatsusd
With tA&lis~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08
NllTIf,E.

7 ETTEAS of aalministsatieN wsse
IL X ,hs uWd~rniansd on ths es1ats - r
soN Dvswrs, dresasrd, on III 9olA ~ q ".
vsasy. 1851. y the eouaty eesss ressaeasS q
esasiss, hid IN and tbs M coausy II !snoss ri
~ ~ saat~ Of Tssas, - ~ ~ No.
ia month. All psfaosA shsssessst
rlsiss aesinat The saia estate ~ hssceg
f<d In present th~m to ~ withia ~ ~
arsih~d b. law. aslv authsaeieaesd; -
indebse1 IL ~ assns Viii ptsess asss =. !.
~ payment. - 49,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08
Delta,

The st. Louis 4 mon, commenting upop
Mr.. Foote's account nj the Union party he
is =" busy forming. MS composed ii all the
nest men OF both ,ae oil ones" says: ! his
reminds us OF RandoIphs nccoapi
Of the 'u"i"n yar'y.' which was nj,
tempted dutiog Ihos. J-.r,i sons admins.
traitor. Arer Randolph had fallen gu,
with jeff, ,on, he was invited tn attend n
"c",'ng or caucus at Washington. to be
composed oI the homes. men ri all IA. ties. >
Randolph say. he was - getting to the
meeting, aud when he got there il WAS or.
gani.ed with Aaron Eurt in the chair.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

NJ ssltFsBes 10 our new advertisements, II
viii h ssen that Miss Raslssos oaer. her ~
0nod@ ,tgv~as Sacvitk~.
MssstA GrKwAsr &ruv7 rre pera 40
make III bsst amal'9y Of SAD rad J. e,ss
They hAss 'hs .eletr.iea Hon. YRts
sissst.. Nosgis & 'r'skrr1. superior Drngs,
Medicines, etc, and Their variety Of pretty
'nnss.s are Ia susl, demand that they viii
slsass ecmmafl Lire Npiseriasfxm.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

:, II, ur Fillmore seat in the
pass" ,." ~, ,l,yc.
P''' '''' :.
what 0sss the Wasaigss" W.
1, our l..t issue. We published. N c""''s'es
linn with our congressional notice. we
,it,,,,. prcsen,.d ia The iva Houses o' e""'
cr..s u,,on the slavery question. taken '''H"
me " n,i.,nufou tulu of the 9TH and W"
inst, embraced IN the Senate and st""se
ptor, ctinrs oi the 3th and .'t'' ~ Sc'"""
~. i.ook,ug since ,iio the I"tsll'se"cer !"
The .,tl iust. We Gud that thc u''"h mas
su,u,,sssd nearly every rtisi"n prosecute"
On the i,h inst IN the t"sse % "epf"sen'
alive. r,ht,,e 10 slavery. u contained tue
ro,icc oi bu, ira presentations "l sue" l"''
ti.ious "a TINT day. when the following ~
the list found J" the In'cii's"hee''
p,,,r,o~s Psx.uSrsp r>p.a rnE
H,Ir--Ey Mr, Stevens. OF pcnus, lvsn'a.
A p,,i,ir, signed hy lA citizens ri lnd''
ana comfy. PENNSYLVANIA. stating that they
dr,,n.d III. fugitive slave law a violation o'
the Laws OF God and humanity. aed pray.
/ inr Tor it. immediate repeal.
Ala. u petition ,ig'cd lay IS citizens oi
die village oi Madison. cstuiofeland
r,nu,,. ns,lyauia. Of all parties. psa,
inr tor the immediate repeal vi the fugitive
.l,,, law.
Also. three uctiiions signed by lns ci'i
,ens -, Chester county. pra,,ng Tor the in.
mediate rei..al of tue fugitive lave law.
,lso. "A p.tit,op signed to, Lindsey VI
N,ot. and ~ ether citizens at pl,l,d. !.
pA,,. rra,iuc for the repeal Of IN, might've
.lNr law.
Also. a petition of y :. Townsend, and
l5I other c,ilyrns of uns,lvanla, pray.
io,, for In. immediate rcpal of the fugitive
,ln, law.
Il, Mr.. Reed: The petition of w. II.
ins. and "A other citizen, of NilIShnr.
,u,h. Pennsylvania, for the relcal OF the
ihst'Ne si"'e NV -, IL.
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Tmr t,tn"tN s'nirfS. 1t WI
hc remembered that tls Legislature "
south Carnliur. -, IT, late sc,s'"n, arl""
pr'stcd SlD.uoo Tor the hip"se OF s'rrr"
typlng and publishing thc i"" nian'iseiV
wo H. o' 'lr. Calhoun, comp isins n l'eat
isr 90 Government. aul n LIsronrse on III
Constitution al the United >tties. Va
Grvcfn"r WIS auih"Ilncd to app"'pt a sp''
nil'. editor I" contract Tor asa snre Ia
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

~ 0HeAsiaAbor Of the Caddo Gazette
asks Wy ~ docs not receive our paper for
week aAst Il i printed. We arr At lass
10 l,sagine The cause. Il IL nai.si here on
Saturday, aid sl,ould reach Shreveport OH
6sndsy. W. are Obliged 10 our friend.
for the iSfasa,atiom furnished. and will en-.
dsavcs = remedy the evil.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

~ na1issd INV weeks sine. case Of
mali - = - community. The person
alnetsd wi(h ~ disease came II the place
sist, - seaa = the nature Of the disease
Vas asscstains4 h. was. a. we informed our
veadsn = H. time, removed out u town,
ahoat tlssse aliies. aud shc services Of two
gsns,ssnaa Who had the disease wcr. oh.
taised. u wsh OH him. lie has. we are
happy sessnse. recovered form the disease.
\ Is alss gratifying to state, that the timely
pssessthns tabsa have prevented tho spread
y ne esasaoice. No other case has oe.
eaessA.
n ssesseAss young gentleman VA.
/ : passieslss ksA = sas 81 the editors Of
- rspss - - sss6s1s.s he occasion to
Ass4se = 49, sho kindly ssiassd in min.
lsSsdao = 80 9sfsss Vie yrsssfsI aekss~l.
sae~s~sA s'sass was nanassd ~ N.
w. TAslaals vh4a ~ sos,msnty ARE
49, - = sa esaisnsisss 10 Lin tie
saaepa is.lsAtsa Ios tho srrc.t ol
~ - Nm ~ ssasrer o~ss hi.
~ h la9 su1ssts lavosxIAy s,on
r.. - ~ ~ 80. - sn.l~r tl.s dis.d.
/ seasess- resssvsl u
III siasasssa h which ~
= = = ~ hssld ~. bsosxhe
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08
JomN SeopLr. Esq.

Tn, Cnrro> CHisss.-Nar with Ameii.
ca--a HURRICANE Ia Gcorgia--a hlght in
Alabama -con,uu,d rain IL New Or.
Irans-afc one and Ill d.a'h-crics to Tie
mill sumner aud power l"om weaver; los
when the cotton fields of the Southern
states ,id less than lhcir average quaint,
al cotton, the Manchester operative eats
less ,,,an his average quantity OF food. lie
tlnu,isr.s or DECAYS with the cotton pod
heap bread Is to him Il less iopoitsnl
question thaa cheap cotton. iii, on"r
NOUS section of the peol IL are prreis.iN ~
the condition of u nation who dcIend oi'
the oii, snit of food. or OF nIan WHO iisk'
his Who'll fortune upon the issue OF "u" ven
luie. Vi hen the polaioe croi, failed N lte'
t,ud. th,us,nl. died of starvation md.i,ns
would meet Il .il,ilir late were supplies ol
cation q. he. snd,Icr. cut Ill bonn tie shores
at the Western Atlantic. Manufactured
cotton i, the s'arlr cl,ii,,ng OF NEARLY thee
l.ugtns at the uhab,ttats al the globe, atsi
five. sisths al The cotton reared III the Va
,inu, parts ii the world aru imported into
this country. yet. up I" the present time. W.
have bcvn content to depend upon The onr
sun,ce Tor the raw material -iionsshoid
Words.
AID of course it behoo,es the British
Lien to be ext c,nely evil. while he has To
d,I-nd upon lis zone source. - Duo9!n
Sa.,Da.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

The Hon. jsdge Black declines belne :
candidate fw Governor Of Psnnsyivaaia.
4 meeting held at Harrisburg passsd rsse.
lssions IN favor Of Hon. Jam1ss DoehanaG
r. " Presidency. nd Cal. WS1iaA ~
~ ~ CotesHes, ,sSs3
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08
Marrh s.ls5I. naT 81.


VUu'ItY VI uN1VSSu'
County court peria'rit X 10 Esisiss, in rsesiiia
NOTICE il hereby given. that l.. r. Alfssd
~ administrator lie bonis nom Of tho sslale
uf George W. Wilson, deceased, has filed -
sreoua,s with sad estate for the Anal aetllo-
men, thereof, and tina, they win " opres6
lor examination and allowance II ths M
term uf sad court 20 br held on the last Nso.
dav IN Marrh, instant. At the courthouse IN ~
town II Marshall, in -nid county, whss ~
where all persons Interested IN said estaie ~
attend and contest the .ans II they ~
proper,
Is, order VI said Court
Tesss: Il. Z. HEAZLEY,
Clerk e. C. H. G.
q q -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

The news from the west showA that the
rccent tr, ATTY with the Indians !. entirely
disr.gafj,d Wy them. Several lives
were lost in n recent engagement and
property 10 The amount Of Thousands oi
dnllnrs was driven of Ny the savage.
When ave these things to end
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

Gen. Tam Thumb has been arrested 1t
Savannah, I"., charged with violating the
city ordnance. by driving his carriage On
the promenade IN south i,road street. The
General was fined $40.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

~ W Nave received l" exchange the
Ar ssmhse n the New Orleans Chris.
tiss Advssses." It is pu'di.hcd tr the
nsshc1Iw CsAtsrpce, aud I. edited by H.
n. Melnrvms. Il il . well conducted pa.
pr ~ ss1osginis are written with spirit
ssd - Aace Nwll Do much good in the
eaass # rslisinp.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

Fgou klLLY howLg.s.--A letter from
south | lo,lda speaks ri II late interview
between Capt, ases. the I. :. Indian
Agent. aud NJ. ~ liam Eolags, u. hc
.l.ns husrlt. Capt, tasev SIT forth To-
i.nnlces tIe frrebt action ol the l"'iii,
Legislature for the removal "f The Indians,
and told HIM this WAS the List chance Tor n
pescrahl. arrangement, that the United
States authorities we've his friends. and
would not owl, see him comfortably rcm"v.
ed and provided for Afterwards. hut would
pay him well Tor gong. }u' II he delayed.
the Governor uf ilo ida. with bis r,iiriu,'n
and long knives, would be- dawn upon him,
aud div. the whole tribe into ih. ocean
tpon this b,ll, Rnwlrgs scratched his
head and thougbtIulIy inquired il the l. :.
Government wa, really his lricnd nid wish
I'd him well! Capt Casey replied that
there could be 10 manner of sinubt about
it. Wen. then said Billy, il ,ou are my
friends, Just You stand sill, and me whip
the Governor ,i Florida aaI his long knives.
d--i quiak; and. in short, gave Gas,
to understand that he did not value the
sovereignty Of lioilda =" much ns the
shaking ., squirrels sail'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08
Tho Fugitive Slave Law Ees'stoa.

/ The | lea, une puh,l ed LAST e,el.iog ,','
following proclamation i'ofn the Prc,,dcht
oi the United states. N r.l,'iins the cir.
cums,anccs ahirh call Il it loith. U,ita.
PROCLAIM, rluE.
Whereas information tis been received
! that sund,y lawless persons, p, ipsipallN per
so,ls 81 color. ce;alined and coUlei.iaitd
,ogclhrr, for The purpose of op'o iug Ny
f,rce the execution ~ the ,lw 81 f'ic I ui ed
States, did. ut the city of t!osl0n, Mass. col,
the iath IA, nj ibis month make a v,ulent
assault on the marshall an, dti ,iy marshall
at the United States. for tho u.-tfir. ri
Massachusetts. in the couf, house, AID lid
overcome said officers, aud dii by fuce
,escnc from their custody a person a r,'s'i'd
as a fugitive slave, and then and there "a
prisoner Lawfully holdcn hv SAID marshall
mn. ,lcpnt, marshall of the 4ited States,
Il other scandslous outsagss dii commit
in ,inla.inu OF law:
Now. therefore, 10 the end that the nu.
,horiiy al the laws may he maintained. and
those concerned in violating them i'r"".ht +"
immediate condisn punishment. have 'ssn-
ed hi, nav Proclamation. calling "n all well
' m'', ,'. ' ,,.,;s ..',,,,y an, rnnu,,in,
w." .,,,,,,.,a,n, III o,rc.,s r,,u md o;l'
'"' ,'L' .h'n i. f.,nI v;,,,n ,l,, ,i,,u,x
=, III. on,,,ya :, Md n,d assist. hy ali
W u,,,r ,,,y.r !, nu.lI.,y M. md
''.,''s :" ,.,.;,,,;,ns uud +, ns.i., m.
marshall aud a!spu,, m"rsfsls ~ recap'nr'
,nn the shove mentioned persons. d"
- r. r.: H.. ......,.,,.,n. IL. sou,.
spe'"''' .';as III ,.,..,ns ,,ho h,y. m.de
,s " ,,,.,,,.r. IN nr r., iii.
n'..',,.ns 'fI:."... nud ,u,,I,.r command
:, s' ,,"'':'., .,,'.., .f a.. n;,., S,a,,.
Wv, -, '.,,,., na,.a.'. ..n..,n.J +, ,,,.. ,d
" ''';.; y. , ~ c,es,,;nn If ,Le lw. Of
the tu''e" s'at's'" ea"se inc foregoing
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

An Anti. Rent Convention, was To meet II
Albany, n. T.. on III" 10th inst. to reor.
ganixc the party.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

An And fsgitivs Law State Convention
- hsld = Wiaihrop. Ne. on ths 2sHh
N. Tn hestlsnd Esqslrcs says at vas
~, strong and enthusiastic"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

o. A gw~t deal Of rain has fallen
asassy. n ssssks are full. aud the roads
~ very hssyy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

- 'Ihaaks ~ Maj. y. }. K,cmanpsoN,
for lsss Nsw t)rIsans ,'.pers.
Also u b.. 1. GAunAs. Tor late Pic
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

~ ~ vee~nt cold weather has, we
ts~s. Aeslsoypd tI,e fruit
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

Tho correspondent Of ~ Jimes rcnews
the ststrnsent that Piss II. i~sends to ~.
sigr III rcintiAeetr, and Nsl-e - : convert.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

n, lsss Eugitsh payess s9sese. , s.eM'
- 49,. ~ Bdsish anA fesstIa A"sI
sasvc,v ss~i.,y /" Lind esl'srrsss.. 6sre'-
~ h;s lmds,ip's stts''''o" :" ~ Is~'
wkIch Exist IN tis S"uth~s" ossses ~ r'a
ton 10 roIored sca"m". and IF'*s''"'e
.y,,o,, lie p~.,aI,cs I" which they EXPOSED
~ Ms;rst,s ,uhi~r,s The "'r"."'sa' sris
r.,,,A I'm, r.l..cd scssnen IN her MnJrs'y
...,;... arc s.i,rJ IL. moment they arrive !"
III. SoutLern ports OF ihis county, """
Vent /, imprisonment ill the departure ~
,Ls y,..., 10 whirh they l~l"ng. \ use.
which adds /" i"dig"ity I" this proceed "s'
IN Tie Judgment Of the ne'"",'a''''s' w. '"".
ines. se.,aen are trkem from on boar"
R,u;.L vessel. covered hy the British f'Sg'
i, ,,.6.ncc If ,rratic. which exit hrs"~s"
cr.,, britain and the tni,ed Statcs.
m, ou-ra,ion OF the Fugitive Slave Law
!. another subject to which the society,"
direct, lis lo'dships attention. +" Is s"'',
that many slaves. sincr the enactment "'
Tim, law. have escaped mt" C"nada. IN
,;,w of which the memorial adds
"rbe e,u,n,te w"nl !. therefore. earn
.s,lx ask @, Your ioidsl,ip I" s"rward such
i,.,,ue,,,ns ns shall ctrctualiy protect the
fur;,i,, slaves. who may seek an asylum
,nd,r ia. British croMu. from 'ccnp'ure
and Inn. ,iud,rn,r the grca, principle Of the
rivm Of every human being !" his personal
uhr,v. and hi. countr, tom the ''shon"'
of aiding ard nb.itng the slave Others "'
the ui,cJ states in the accomplishment I"
their uptariuu, designs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

Ivrs - -
! q &, =: n; 7;
nre IN sep~raav elAlo eG11ss o01voo r.
.,rax.l Of he UlGle 49, euup - Usi1s.s 4
tbs minority rs sfResst - - -
tho State slons. ~ + hsl3svus ~ 1IrS.
NJ. no, more sh.ss - whe - ~ 1p1lr.ss
H. The ,isL. Of sAs 6snls = ssssds, - = 1S
,i...re 4 inst cause ~ eoooGa1oa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

q Il r. ar Is 4 X q AIN 81!
n ROBINSON respectfully informs "
I c,iycn> Of Marshall and liz vicinity, iAaa
Size i, selling "tr her remaining stock o. Dr.
Goods at ri Immense sacrifice
The public viii do well 10 avail Themselves
If this opportunity, AZ sh. 10 Determined Ia
clear out IN a week Or two. The quality II
ihr goods are wen known.
March y. Is3i. ~ u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

CArsr ~ Mn. k.urMA~s DHArm.-
The Washington correspondent of tho l'al.
timorc Pa,'iot, speaking nj the death "f Mr..
Kaufman. n Representative in Congress,
ts.'m Texas, .nys:
lie died very suddenly. believe he died
not Of disease of the heart. nH !,u. been
stated, but from pistol hull wouud which
he received some eight or ten wears ngo.
while hc wns speaker Of the lowcr House
81 the Texas Congress, IN a rencountrr
aith member IL the same body. hia
friend. Com. Moore. feels certain that that
would VIVA the cause Of Mr.. Kaufman :
sudden death. on Friday evening last. Tie
bali 81 tered the center Of the body. in front.
and, A. l understand. wns never fosmL.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

Az attachment has hsss grated h u.
don against the QascR Of opsis, y ~ "a.
tent q GIO.OOO. ON sps&essiss 49, ~
glisi, bondh"Itcr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

O1vics o. rRs FicAyvsr.
rshssav =. nj.
rorrox The day opened very A-avay ~ -
a.m,nJ ,mpso. e and rvsnl,- IN hs sals Il ~ -
n, irregular prices fw the lower qnslisiss
,,,.oo, 7 a NJ Niddling Fair. 1lan ~
O,,,,rcy. ysgt Fair, nj : ~
Muhj,,ns, 10 Il III t:soi Pair. 49,
los. M,d,liius u silt Gorsl and fih.. 49,,
Y,ora-S, Ions -; ~ IS; es'n Ok,S q =:
rowx-Mr.s r,,s,."s Al tiY ~; = II 80.
Gowns --Rio lie.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

The town Of Newry (irshsa,) b 80
being lighted with gns mad ks@ ws>ss. =.
the rate u one shilling r~r fO00 eubie -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-08

In n letter. add sss.si to thu Losd MAYOR
Of Dublin. Lord Cl"ucursy has charged tho
En.l,sl, G"vernmsnt with having caused
the death. hy ssat.,,si"u. With" the last tour
years. Of Y.OO0, 900 u thS Irish people.