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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
narkes....c4srrrlLr REPORTED roa TIE rsIsus..

sarraDlr MAY 10.
AsHEs-Tb. m,ss; qss' 'o Psar' a, ga' ascls.
t6a5 sl Pois srs steady sai ar demand a. S.
COTToN~Ths ,ass - tsy amour, % bss, Holder, ,ho%
fnu's. md The tk-t qloet assis sssf
FLOURAND hEAloar msrGsi ior ths low gfttss Of Stats
-Four shade hI sfi TIE tse pN are uut - age al uss
,b, reaction prices. nothing selling a. the close our us
o.. m -. p, =. ~. 8. 49, -. pit.,.
inactive, and the heavy rs S.- or'.ns
4aet 3se a 20 aomiaa pnes To 'ties OF Dou',tc
s,,. SO. az is5 m.,.d 70 ySr.,. Mess.a
ea,er as' Of so b0s - tl STA Tor commoa 70 good
snc s5a5 so Tor Fancy I've Fo1r qlst al q Cora
~ ~. ~. 80. $50 pm. Sc 7. s,p.T ,ss N ,r
slue-, -s-s sio0 ou.h WHITE Ono At 0c an 90
bush pnrs Gsneses, patti o. Rye qni 'nsl sss a. pr.
oa- gn.s ola :o.s i.aaHa AID a. ea'y,ats At -
P.sllng - l8 s9i Corn lover and nors
me-, fls.s..Ts Ks e oa.h .ss7asc ior b.st.i nd s,o
R,g.8 yellow 70 for K-a1i White alts, fr w,ssra m1si
a. sfrv- r-rt wsst Southern fsiov IS held a. 49,.
WHI5Kf-Tts msbst . ,h,ds better VIII far demand
% $40 bb. Pnon and Ohos sd, ne later pncs for
o.. basd .la Drugs better, sales o.. 81 hhi' At 49,
PROVISIONS OUR MARIE, Tor Pon is EASIER s'h dong
sth.c.cras T.esu,nd sr,v. eordast % tie
mediate rs- It'd sa-s 0ol b1s So Tor %
Prime. 70 s71i rresv PRIME 63s oroh Mes sd IS s1b
3 so. .; ,sss 50 of P' "a l:s . .f NJ. Pins
ns' snd Bs- bans are an saa heavy a. iorn'r prs' c.,
Meats T. oasd more fss and sfs a. 's' of g. pa, aei
t-fce Sans 'of good sad = Tor good shoulders
oy selling noisp'. go bbs aHd tss, lots ~
go as lor good Pune Butter barely 60 cay, sai . a
A. ddTc.
FIsH-Ars 10 active demand VII rsh-'nt supply. Dry
Cd sdvsncnzi lrtss SOL r. fiei g. hsrk@rsl are
s-.sdy bbls nasctlsstt a. 10 500 3T5 iJ No Il
3s6s 33li Ia sr az ssrr Freely so iot
~. 3. g. Tor 40 = ala 8 o,l, .shOn ores lor ~ .
NAVAL TOREsArs sss1y trrfs ~ Irfrsut1s are iaf
demand m 6i7c a which, within asy Or Two 200 DOL, hays
se'a 80 80 Dbl. shipping Iaf 20 a. -"oda o. 9l 52s
Crude TIrpeatns s. sd loo o5 ke.u A. 80 fot
Sore County. aat IS of Wlnas~a' ~ bis Foe a. "a
4 ~.
KcE-ls n limited tsoans AID fress slou. t4.yI1eyj
. ter,ss sold A. 3 ls55 a. fl9..
sALI-nsfs s 5ut ltt- Liverpool afrvas, boz tue msrIs
O. snt downward Afl-lls elt sD1 70
5T5, Wortrgon - NOS 1000 5lA Sicily aES 90
sI.r e msrtas VI &c
TEAS-Tro cages furnish bsttsr slpog,
beng Immediately announced suction i-ers have ossl 20
trrrsactous worth fsportrC
HORas-A 10. Of 500 B4sros se-a So
RERsWAN-A sac - l0 81. YsllV Lts zen mi4s 'or e.
&c. tat shea ~ % fOnda .folgni
l-l.
hONEs-A ot Of % 700 YruaA sll bss CO., ~ g. cash
TEApWs ~ Zoo Ps soft 1ssca sf 20 AL A-f
an. 3D. .reIr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
IRELAND.

From Ireland we hear of letter from the Pope
praisng and sympathising with the Irish Prelates
and people in their bold stand for the Church.
There was a broad daylight attempt TO assasi-
nate Mr.. Billings, in the County Of Meath. BE
bad gOne down to collect rent.
Dr. Murphy-titular Of Cloyne-has sent f37S
20 the funds OF the Roman Catholic University.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12

London Germ RxehaAgs....APEIL q.
Ybereisa moderate supply Of Engish Wheat o. hs mar
ne, Today snd fair QVAnsy q oretgu. saPsdor br0agh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
CITY ITEMS.

r. The past two days have brought as toe
Spring at last. We have had bland airs, soft
skies and very dusty streets. Last night, about
clock shower came on, ushered by thunder
and lightning. 1t will do good service in clearing
and fresbeniDg the air and removing the extra
dust left behind by the excitement Of Moving Day.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-07-26

We recommend the following srlcle 10 The
consideration Of every voter It IL extracted
from an excellent democratic paper
Il may appear strange 10 some, that il,
the proceedings Of the Republican conven.
ton Of last week, the right Of secession /.
so prominently presented. This was done
50 far AZ We understood the views Of the
members, not because Of any desire or de-.
termination on the part Of any to exercise
that right for any past aggrsssions. but he.
cause tho right Of sscesalou 10 cardinal
prineiple. ,hs very p,instpls. on which rests
THO sovereignty and rights Of the States,
and because it has ever besn esteemed a
fundamental article, never TIL recently
questioned At tho South In The republican
creed
To deny the right Of secession IL to deny
tho doctrine Of State sovereignty, and il
equivalent to the admission, that ours Is .
consolidated. aud not = governmsn. Of lin.
tied powers. Let thu reader look for 4
moment 70 the practical effect af,on the
south, Of her dsaisl Of tho doeisise Of
State sovoreianty. Her enemies at the
North. nens!y vi Of whom are eonaolida.
tionists, aver that slavery 10 sin. that a.
Aa,eyican citizens il l. 4 sin rssting upon
thesnealwss: And that a. conscientious.
christian men. they aFs In duty bound %
get rid Of il. n osrs b. ! consolid dated
government, aad slsvsey b Gin, tlsen thsss
tnsn are vigAt, Il h thsis solemn dsty 70 -.
psovs The stlgma thsl attschss 10 them. Bat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-07-26

II appears that Mr. Webster has mt length
became n convert to the right of secession.
hl visit to tapon Springs in Virginia re.
Gently, n Mr.. Bruce who was present gave
rs IA ioast:
The Fugitive Slave I.aw-l'ro its
faithful execution depends the perpctuity of
the tinion."
Nr. Webster again addressed the com.
panv, declaring that that law was censlitu
ticna, tina. it should be enforced rs well A.
any other law He declared that If the
North willIully set aside that part Of the
Constitution the South would not be bound
any longer by the compact. The whole
Constitution was binding on all. Ii one
party is discharged from the compact. \
bargain broken Oh one side, was broken on
all sides. lie continued his speech for some
time in the further maintenance that the
Constitution in alI its parts was equally
binding on all, and that no one section Of ii
could he sci aside or violated, without des.
ucying the WHOLE
The editor Of the Southern Press thus
comments on this abstract Of Mr.. Wcbser's
speech;
This goes ms far practically. rs the
Southern party goes, Il is the position now
assumed by South Carolina. and BY the
friends OF State rights IN other States
at is obvious that in our system each
must be the judge for itself, of the question
whether the compact has been violated by
others. II Massachusetts, repudiates either
formally or practically the Fugitive slave
law. it is now confessed by Mr.. WsnsrR,
that instead Of attempting to cocrce her hy
force to obey it, whie, is impracticahle, the
other States nre absolvcd from all the stipu.
lations Of the constitutional compact.
1T is well known that Mr.. WEBSTER
has heretofore opposed this doctrine. In
1892. in the notification debate, he denied
that the Constitution was compact. But
he has derived great benefit from bis visits
to Virginia. In l64O he went to Richmond.
and under m October sun declared himself
a JeiIersonian Republican. Now be has
visited Capon Springs in the mount, ms Of
the State, and the air and scenery of the Old
Dominion have completed his conversion"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-07-26
mr.. Cprctseu.


MT " 'Hei7Poo" ''"'ss'' W nav 80
cleyed letter from Mr. Eppersoo, which
answers the interscaaiory We profdunded
:, Him ma to vbe,lar he ,yss in fsysr al
- So. .,,.,,a.r,,, 49,, 80, -
r''"'s
'"eea V"'""'''"' ''''e Is '''' ie''''
H., y 5 = .a'ae',, wa, s"' ltJp's o. ''s''
lee. han recommended Ly ,be ,ua,,orial
board, which hid been appointed by the
Legislature of the State, at which session |
was ne'"'c'' M" "'l"',seed I" 'nriF "g'
w. . Ia'"s - WV 1''s I. ''''0't'' =
little from, the one which, was adopted and
tina, is this, to have paid five or siN millions
in cash, aud the difference between this aud
'ae amount ''Io't'u ny 'uo ooa'o " ANA
.',a, H. .,n'l,,''ss ;, sas,,', a. .ni
for further action in future. believing that
tits plan would have been more satisfactory
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-07-26

- 49, -.
The Alszasasis Ia.j RsPs W
" che crops n ~ vtslsityt
tis certain ~ soms planters M make
4 better crop than ususl. while others VIII
make great deal worse. Under the cir
eums.aurcs. it IL extremely doubtful wheth-
er the pari.h can turn oUs more 'ha" a"
average crop. The cotton Ia the Avoyel.
lea prairie looks very well.
Cxopc,A.-Mr. Groom, chairman Of tho
committee on the state Of the crops, r'ace
the following report TO .ac Greensboro AZ
ricultnrnl Society on the 18th VT:
The committee on crops respectfully re-
port That the cotton crop in this sic'n''y:
at The present time looks well. The stand
is generally good. and the plant presents n
healthy and thrifty appearance. There IS
however, n serious dr. ..ss;s * attending II,
ia the fact. tina, It is some ten days later than
usual at this period OF the season. blooms
having appeared in comparatively but few
crops.
AL.n,nA.-.i'hc Selma Eu7T7fFise -
July I'd says:
The accounts OF the growing crops arc
somewhat varied, but putting all together,
We are lcdto think the prospects fair through
out the country. The weather for the last
week has been warm, exception the mornings
which have been rather cool. But hille
rain.
Tur CRors ~ WAsnI>eToN COUNTY
TrxAs.-Ihc Lone Star, OF the 18th MI IN
speaking Of the prospects Of the farmers OF
that region, uses the following language
We have never seen the prospects for
corn SO gloomy before. All the seasons
that can come canno. give us over halt yield
The light showers which have visited us III
the last two DAYS, vii almost insure crop
of cotton Prospects for the Latter staple
are quite rs iuttellng as the torrnefis dispar'
aging. IL the worm does no; make It's ap-
pcraure, cotton will be better than ever be
fore ia Texas.
We copy the following from the pales'
tine (Texas) Advocate.
On Sunday night the ooh ult. we were
blessed with ~ copious a rain asthc dispaif.
inc farmer could wish. mud as FAR as we can
learn it was very extensive. There was an
abundance of rain in the greater part OF
Cherokee county las, week. and the farm
ets In that region doubt not OF raising n
sufficient quantity OF corn for Their own
consumption. aud enough besides TO sup.
ply the tide OF immigration which Is expect.
ed TO flow into their county during the en-.
III. IN ,.I ,,tui.r ~. lny, Seoti soy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-07-26

We understand that an ciioI, has been
made 10 take from this gentleman the cred
il due him for obtaining for Eastern Texas
a bradeh Of the Supreme Court. 1t IL true
that the bill granting it was not brought in
by DR.. T., but was achieved by friendly
converse with the members. In one OF his
speeches in this county DIR. I. called on
Mr.. james r. Taylor. who stated that he
lDr. Taylor had done rs much as any
man in the Legislature to get this bill pass.
ed. This ought to put quietus to this
matter.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-07-26

- sslsi.aiy :asghs. aad = mvsssa,
'i sEsi.A -. e =, ,..,,u.
shst yoa1s eonsuslttse vepsst y ~ ~ p
ws11s he close Of ~ s1eseooso. dtp(rGa
ic honors were sentsesd ~ - tbesS
and he Executive BossA ogs naesrs. ~
Mics Elha ~. r. Bastsa. - Mn ls&1S
NJ. Evans. A very spFsoptyaeo IN g.
pressivs sddross was delivered BY he ~
ideut Of the lnsiitute 70 he nSadusti.e
class. and the diplomas delivered In "a :,
posius and solcmn form. Your eommIste,
beg leave to call your attention 10 the al
Nv and ability with which the Faculty hss
discharged their ardaous and responsihl
duties during tho past session. which ent;.
tie them 10 The highess respect. and co...
tinued confidence; and ~ view Of the abe,s
facts, tho committee take great pleasure {
cougratu..ling tho friends Of sducas;,.
upon the present prosperous condi,ina 4
The Masonic Female Institute, TIE aust
ces OF The present aud the successes If a.
past, afford fattcring indications Of the Il.
. lure.
Provided with commodions ant comfon.
able school room Accommodations, and an.
pie philosophical apparatus, sustained 1t
teachers OF acknowledged experience al
reputation, directed by the united vigilance
and wisdom Of seventy worthy bro.herx
true and irusty, tho institute is justly "a.
titled 10 rank among the first lnstituiiosj
Tor young ladies'. in the south or wes,
Located in healthy region, and patros.
iscd by m Intelligent wealthy, entcrprisins,
aud moral community, your committee d
most checrluly and most confidently .ses|
ommcnd tho Masonic Female Institute /.
the cordial, liberal aud jealous support 4
tho friends OF education.
v. NJ. DuBOSE,
J. F. MCDONALD.
&. A. FRAZIER,
J. A. SIMPSON,
W. ". MALLORY.
I'll. 10 1871
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L II T. VI 4 X X T. T. y.

CnTipS The f,i'awiHs quotations arc ass
rom ihe Sew Orleans crsceui oi The leih insis
NV ORLEANS ct,ssirIc.ripS
inferior. ~ u Ntddiiue FAIR. "a al
Ordinary, e q u Fair. .-.-...- ~. an
NsidliHg. 5ias sapd Fair. i a :
Good hfldllug, 4 q "a Good and Fine, non'aa
fIovn From SO s1i to IS
TonS -->it.- slI un IN 81 IS VI q aAs
Pyinir sls 90 Nl1 So; Hos RnunA sol to sie.
B,roN. ilams frsm ~ to lie; clear II to
shoulders ~ tir.
Lam At To I0ic
teF7EK --Elu y. TO a Java i5a.; Losuayn
10 lic.
tHocni,rg --Tgom Q 10 Zee
StOAs.--il fown, from u 10 SIC IIasana Nhiis
10 si-; Loaf. 70 iOc.
NseEtSe --h~niucky frnm 70 to l3;c
Ban liDrE kentucky. fto6i
BsFswAa --i,.'m - Ia aso
sSisl.-- Dear - to 53c. Deer. In lair IL tn lie
NpL,asys 30 From - To 20.
'Asnifs. Sperm $50 IT. Tailow q. 10 2, A.
mqniinr asc
NCE~Ni ~ ..
sKiNs.- huttlo rohe from 81; bear IS 10 .5c
deer 70 10 II
toEs.-oo rdiuary. i6 10 80; best n, IS a SO.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-07-26

Heard little incident to-day, whiet
struck us IA very graphic illustration 4
the hurry with which surgical operates
are sometimes rcsorted to. A brave oiiicps
who had been wounded with musket ~
in OF near his knee, was stretched upon tht
dsscctiug table of n surgeon, who, with \
assistant. began 10 cut aud probe in that d
gicp of his anatomy. After a while "
" subject said: Don't CIT NJ Up In ~
style. Doctor! What are yoa tcsasring
in that cruel way fori I" "We ars lookia(
after the bah" replied the senior operates
why didn't you sag SO. then, before I
asked the udiguan, patient, "Fve got 4
ball in my pocket" said he, putting !
hand in his wastcoat aud taking il out. Il
took it out myself" he added: didn't |
mention il to YOU ! mcaai to !"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-07-26
Report on tho Masonic Female Institute.

y, n, lyoryb,ptui Muster. Warden. and
Brethren Of Marshall Lodgc No. 90
II,. UNDERSIGNED eo,nmtttee aunoiuteJ a.;
said Lodge, 10 be present at and supcrin.
tend the examination of the students Of
the Masonic Female Institute, and report
thereon respectfully submit and recon-
mend the adoption OF the following report
The examination commenced On the 9th
inst, and continued Tor thtee GAYS, and we
are pleased to say that 'he laenl'y, ms wei
az the students appeared IN me health aud
srifils, and ;hat Ihe occasion derived ereat
interest from the presence Of very large
asscmblase oil spectator, IA constant at
tendance upon Tue exercises. Your com
'nttef nre grained TO STATE, mat me ffpsi'
don't oil the Institute furnished Them win
'he text BOOKS upon w''cn 'he several
classes were eNanineu' ana mol on'y invited
'hem TO pfoPeu'n any questions wh'eh
m'sh' 'en,' eilhsf directly or indirectly, TO
discover ''e ,e"' Auo"iedsp acquired. n",
our worthy 'irs''N", s',s"uo"s'y 'n,''''"
una, Tue committee s"ouid ~ DO Instance
sn'icf any e'ass 10 ir',fe' un'il 'ncy were
luiiy convinced '""' the principles OF thc
several sc'' nres ,'au D''h correctly taught
ana thoroughly LEARNED a"' accordingly
N no instance excepting IN a lew clement,
a's e'"sses 'N"'', ,,' y" '''r ''s' Jay u''
'"s o" n';.''. c', '' 80 " .l,"v
".''p"' 's' .u', s''s,'ea " ,"I ''o"e ~
''" w. r. az" a 'J aaI ~. u ', Wv r"is
.,;a wy ~, ~ ,, "I" '""" . dass' '''"s
ra' ." -" e,,,,,rd ooI ora,,,'. ".ses mu''
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m A II 8 II ALL UNIVC HSITI

Has nesl srssiDa 1T tbs insntuiisn viii ,umme
ga Tie first Monday III Aus,lsi ensuing aud close
cgHsber9iIh
J. A. SIMPSON, Say h. r
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-07-26

J = s,ssssd T. si.l:'i,s
- sssj 4 n -
H. - sacs M were ncF 50 ~
~, $3.50 4 sAe Me- !: :. Z. e from 8. &
- - 4 "a - democrats
! = ~ = ~ I u 1srs ass;ass
%, Al IL very lime nhrs' We most de-
~ -: dc~ocyacy ard wtkgesy
~ e. 3aN = xhsM ws cSastsse 10
oursue IN - suicidal ecur-es Whist
e.n vnmnefes from Il bat defeat y bat
q - Z ~ h~e = b. sgsin i'~tnysaf
-. y. 2. DiAl ~
~Thss e~sti~man, . eandidnts for the
Sts:e Senate, wc un dcrstand, hss taken oe.
easioe Of late. in his n eeehes, to dcnoance
the political course ofthe Republican. We
are Nj, on good authority. that he stated
in one ov more Of these speeches. that he
acted with the Southern Rights party, and
{Srorcd the course Of the Republican, up'ii
we snnoanced ourseli 10 favor OF tho iisht
Of secession
This Is certainly news 10 ~. We well
remember that he called on us, alter the
appearance Of our paper on The 29sh OF
March last aud We had a conversation with
him. IN that paper WINS long article on
the right Of secession. In tie same paper
we had also nm article upon The Congress
,oaal rsce, in which we pointed out to the
democracy the mode BY which the party
might be preserved In that article we said
az the Democratic party would return
10 FIRST pr;ncples--if 1t would uphold the
rights OF the States it would declare
itself IN favor of the right Of secession rs nm
ders,ood By Jefferson and Madson--if 1t
would plant itself against all further ag'
crcssions upon The rights Of the South, and
choose from It's ranks some able champion
who can mite with those who stand ready
to battle Tor our rights, it might rcorgann'
the party, and produce good results.
DR.. Dial, in tho the conversation alludc,
10. objected TO this article. He depreca
ted whit be sapp oScd to be our ehon to
make party question OF the matter. lie
7 said il would not do to mention democrat
or whig in connection with this subject. ll'
said hc was with ia heart aud hand bu
a party question of II, lac was Off
Nor was this the first time, We had dcclar
ed ourscf n believer IN the night OF scces
cion. We bad previously declared and nd
vocaied THE opinion.
The Doctor now denies the iielh or !
State 10 socedc. II this is not "ground
I il IS nj least LOFTY ,umhinp
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sia""sfo = = r"s wa. .'.''..s.s.,y
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1919 = .rgho 1r;cr The d.,u.
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ssX q III ~ o. .s'S EssI
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1850! L. ~ a
IA -
Y - u n
;, " = \ Vol 4eiGht
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p, sSS SSerskesn a. sest
b - p Of ~ III n = hal
tAcv Ssr hseotp'of0 M 49, 10y stu
tfvIy pay 10 oorthe = slavery Prefs-
sasdises, +" ~ - tos5 oe sheat 49,
nsesh nls1l9s ~ the Ao0N Say
doctrine - oeAae seveTsaeneys s'sd - pes's
away the only piliar 'hai row sus'A'"s W.T.
I iusfitafieas tho riRhts and liberties ot her
pcotls,-fsdessi Union.
II 4 Mares Nest
An unknown scribbler who signs himself
"Wtlt attacks Hon. w I. Scot, and
the Republican, in bad English, false syn-
lax. aud false statements. "a the latter
he SAYS:
There is secession organ here also,
- -, - q II
ss''''',V"'s - '"''' ", ,'s,r, :, w.. one.
I, democratic pspcr started nv true mad
consistent dcnocra,s; at least citizens Of
that political patty were cni'ed upon 10
f''s'a," ~ "'" n''"'y wa" 's5 IA. " ''i, 'o
,s~ ~ -, spst,i,sd Democratic principIes
~ Tho DAYS of liz purity NJ to announce that
Hey The Democratic) were The thinking
party q "c country p"' II Is now !"
'.s ill.," la ~ ,",is Ia anJ nr;nciolcs md
ure,. secession IA proper and constitution.
al remedy. II has gone over to the enemy ::
Jockey of Norfolk hc not too bold, ,,..
"a. 49,, 49,, f.,,. ,.o,d. 10 ,,sv.r IN
a.,.,.,;.., t qLa uon,tl;.
g.. .,., GOOD and
w.. iii. ua. o,,,.;1n,od far
dr., rno.. # 1, ,rus ,b,, some of the
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- RAN AWAY from ~ sshes.ies' :
ing IN thu Texan Linz, 49, m'les
~9 of Greenwood, ~ - ~. o
1881, Acgro boy ~ III - o. Jnen
= II lirAt eonplsxisa, ~ about " yes]
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person who w deliver the said Negro
to NJ II ny ret11cnre. = caughs wi.n'n !.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-07-26

TpFopo+f o dlFcmss lie suhrct of srersslnnisne :
Is row understood, lis couptiiuiiona,ily Sc helifr
t~oyic, Gu ,lr fni Saturday in August in Tho Go
House al Marshall Tie lnfir. and r-niirmcn 4
ters Of the county IN particular ore earnestly
9ncsicd 10 intend Nh that ask j. lair ollsa
WI, w =, >cp,i meet ur On this occasion. ! "a
up To tho marx Col scoti, If you please
Tie spnIng wiz commence at Two o'roe,
" WI he made known by the w,iugIng u thr n
.fsig .hl ISL. D. r. DIAL
Their Is report being circulated about town
through the county that told Gen. J, =. IIr>pKks
irM weeks since that was n .ecessionisi th,. M
Is iasr never al any lime told ans body that NJ
scccssionis, do believe iha, Gen Iic,rrsaa \
-alJ 50 know the Boys dread mc, bu, ask li<~|
sick IN the Truth, shall al all places and times
THIS report any my friends arc fully au,hossea
deny II Whenever q wherever they may hear 4
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