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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03
nTrRIGAL.

GcHUsERrHS CO.'S MUSIC DEP9T 257 BROADWAY.
- respectfully tho puzzle - nspecb .hee i ne1ee
stock Of music Voise fi.no for 9, and hands, ;7
Organ yioiin Nioonotlo HAP orelestrs, &e n every
We Tor yltegas aud begnu1cg (The greatest scges0n
ID tbc Uri,cs S.a.ss wosth sWQ4) Orders for fcregn
snd American music VII ~ ~ nasd % WIN ps9mp'neas
f,uURCu ORGANS TOR sALr-Sr PATaiCN'BsCA-
u ,heirs Oreanlt ha3 three acts 81 keys. Ine Drran
II Eighth nt,ec. Church, near the Opcrs Houje An kng
lsh ggnn with acts KEYS snd peiaa. Five Or7ars,
III ana pedals, Goiai9 csaea Three Organs Of
btops, dvecan and ohic eases Two org.n5 81 our
stors i.acRn snd Gothic cases. Iso organs Of three
ttops with Gfeean snd Golc caseE Four PArot OrTtns,
HENRY ERBEa, if2 Centgc stsect.
yUstCAL-PfATo3 TUNED FOR rs CENr9.-rHE
III utserbi- continues A. tune and repair pisnos, on
reaf0na Oriers lets o. seas BIZ posi- ~ the fancy
9t9rs Greenwich sreak Corsons dying cstatsnn5 ns,
5 saery corner ~ Fourth street. o. IT Z2hewrgk
~ j. JARDTSE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

90 oSEs waHTED-h SITTING RGog TWO BE-
~ f90Is, sod kisahea With lfo41 basement; hou5s
where ogo yli bs In. tTO families I, r.fecs az oiAheI
ste q Boadsa7 81 sFo ~ hoEee o. Je, would
Sc etsral. pfOTi50d sho 5b s. E3dgcgs
~ o., Nsvxid Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

Two CLOTBIERs--WANTED A SITUATION IN A
Clothing Horso a. sa'esm.o. by the advertiser who
has had twelve years IN ths business, this city
and nfnenoe eonsidcrabls amount Of trade. Address
j. C., this office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

UoARD.--A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN BE &C
- comuodsted with hosrd aRi furnished room, at no
Tnfn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

yVANTED-A SITUATION, by 4 PRorEsraNr
w yoGrg man. who understands lsgmiBg AMI tho
nsgemtns o. horses les good pongam wead se willing
TO with gentleman in the city, st onpipymco
whore Il, oouls ma himself useful The advertiser VIII ~
for two da7 at l63 rrss avenue between Tenth and
Eleventh effects.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

yNASIED-Bv \ RESPECTABLE MARRIED W9
w mar, baby 90 watnusse al h,r own resiancc, VIII
has lately lest her snd has. breas full Of milk
DO highly recommended. Can be Sas ~ " rweH
" fourth street between Sixth md seventh .ycnues
one but respectable lady need Al ply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

ITO RETAIL DRUG0ISTs.-WAhTED. BY A YOUNG
man ofgoed address and burmese habito and who hs
had four ren in the busr situation Re-
ferenoes given. and objection to remaining two months
On trial. Addres, Samuel, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

TSO RoTEI. kEEPERS.-A PERSON OF SOME EX2E-
reEcc wishes for ueu 81 Iousekeoper o. as
assists ant. would have objections 20 ths linen depar
nen she thoroughly understands the making and
pairing; the best 81 to capaby. Addgcs
Hoasekeeper, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

1,o PRINTERS. OK ANY ONE ELsE-THa ADvER-
tser desirous cf emf oymens iie practical pin
v,raed In a a branchoehas had charge OF various
,ccs both in this city .nd others sud fsvoably s1csn.
Likewise miller with mercantile husinsss, collecting
hsrsecpnF anything Tor employment Tho Of
reference bc given Address r. j. HERALD office, .rd
prompt atter lion viii be paid. Has objections
sre country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

CITUATIoN WANTEE-Ry A YOUNG WOMAN n
- plEin COX washer and ir0ne- chapberna. !.
Good city refereneos Apply at 1913 Wser greet Can DO
seen fer two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

CuttIBK Hhlf ana WnfsNefs sktifuIIy,
beautfully ard in eatreiy conforming to shs
md 7e of she head we'll tho entire appearSnoe
ofthe by HILL, she nssble, Of Pine and
\ sssau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

tNANTED-BY An EXPERIENCED, ACTIVE BvSi
" pesp middle aged man, from EurOre Who speaks Eng
fsh German and French, situation Mrnagef ItAyst
ltr or salesman in dry goods shore h,r in Now Y2rl
in other part Of tho world. address A, RI Mr.
Nighhm's, conner OF Church and YegeY skreeLs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

pOARD, IN A SPANISH FAMILY, WANTED-BY AN
10 amtfean gentleman who wishes 30 lesrn She ispgrrgo.
address H. NJ 2S ChEystie The bsss references
riv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

ITO HOTEL KEEPERS.-AS MANAGER OR HEAD
J. Water.-A young who has been in the drst no.
tel Germany France England ard Italy for ths last
twelve And who speaks tho Languages of those
tries wishes TO obtain sisuaton 40 above Hs ean give
satisfactory references and guarantee ii required note
addressed to A. D. r. this Office will meet WIKI prompt a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03
MISC ELAArs lIOUI.

NEW AND IMPROVED PRINTED RECEIPTS FOR
AZ manu .curg 81 kinds cl pcramery Eoglgh. French,
and American, hair dyes toilet articles eo,ps p9msdes,
hair o5 Ortcrs from tho country. paid enotos
irr ona dollar. in letter, directed % bUaa. IL Co,
Room NO. q Of Broadway and Fslt0n e.revs, VIII
he imUc distely attended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

M cNEy--ssArL BUNS or VOaEY NAY De Oh
W tain fof - q ,eTo,s on Dry Goods G,li % ~.
vetNefe, " atgn ~ Tewelfy. Diamond tan0s, sncy ~
Noics. Nc by spplsnv So AgsncY cee. No 10 iAfS
PiarN. Cfics hours .fom " 70 ).
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03


XNAHTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN A SITUATION
in private family. Lsundress. to cham
berwerk ana the washing ironing Please call 40 a3
streeto.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

Nh iLLINER AND DRESSMaKrR-A YOUNG won An
IVA wants situatinn Milirer or Ores, make IN q
private fsniiy Tho beat OF city rofarsHas DO gvtn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

WANTFD-A YOUNG NAN, 20 TAKE AN INTEREST
w III Of the Oldest and beat ftted mp oyster Aud
drinking saloons in the city, and payng large ptoi
The location is OF the best in the city and the cheapest
rent for tho location This L. grea: inincemcn 9r
young To in business with only from S25
s0 the interest will be sold Call at ISL BrosdFa in
ptltou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

Is COOK. Ely AMEKI JAN WOMAN, BEST CITY
N references, English girla cooks and oham9etmt
hopsework number OF Protestsn f.ah cooks
chsmbefmaids. waitar8 II sndAgJas sasmatrsss
and houeeworkers we'll recommended from their Lao! ON
poyer Tor city and country and oo1roa har .. y! At
lnne street, Henry South Grootn hlo oososmcn.
WM. COATsI. At'pt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03
ssseafISssgsFs SCREWED EVgBy oar

VcUNG yENS D3aoCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENE
4 raj Committee rho regular monthly meeting OF tn
above tmmitee will TAB place Tuestsy evening at
o'clock At Tsmmary Hail All members Of this
are earnestly requested 10 Be present.
JOHN WHEELER Chairman.
Jens A. s,i =, IAO'A"' Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

WANTED : BY A SMART, G6NrEEL. AND RE
" tpectable Riri, situation Chdrons Nur8o.
Ihancsimad, or same light business. Appiy 1t 2}2 Mil.
Jerry 81 eos, third 189g, iSoAt SBGocd city re-
ference Il teouirad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

GrahRLrs Z. CARPENTER, STOCK BRoRS g HAS
~ removed 30 No. 20 Wainua sgss above Third street..
Philadelphia Stocks bouRht .pl usd commission "a mo
ghlse. lpAis Boagd cfBrokegs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

yNANTED--A SITUATION as ENGINEzH or MILL.
w wright is capable Of taking charge of power
msnuf ctUrlrg hneoess note Addressed 20 ~ c. 2i
Mulberry street. will be respectfully ATTENDED to or thre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03
COMPREHENSIVE HOyICEE.
$40 Gnn WITH PARTNER, WANTED.

nIssoLUTION.-TEE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO.
~ fore existing between the Consigned in the
tile busire,s carried in Ottawa sud in Peru. H. under
tho snd style Of Kohn Nan rhis dsy dir
solved by mutual content The business OF the late arm
FRANCIS MaNDELBANNs.
EhHKUS EoHN.
TT-.5r. 1872
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

WAhTFD-h SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN
" as senmsre she is capable OF DIE smaking an
making ehdrone clothes The best Of oily reference be
sven Apply ct NO. 02 Ninth avenue Can be fer
days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

BOARD WANTED-FoE a GENTLEMAN. WIFE, SER
- want at ohij in house wen established for boar1
cs o. in private family Broadway, between
Post effce,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

Wigs and TOupees.--Batchelor New
style OF Wis are she most perfect imitation Of
nature YET Thosa wanting very 2orior srso.o
should call ~ BATCHELORS celebrated via rsotory No.
where DO found the iargees and
sortnent in the oity. Cory tho address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

WrhFTED--A SITUATION, BT aS7PEGrhBLE
w young who 9etst.uss business IS Rurss
and fesmstross or Lady's Maid and unterqtauds
dressing Call ct 20 Seventh street, mar AyonueC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

NEW YORK AND HARIEA RAILROAD coRPAa7.
~ lilo Difectots hsys declared she Eth fcmi srnus
dividend w9 rse cent or tho old eapsa stock OF hi1
put Of h9 ne eRTnrgs Is the Sin
which will phid - sho 0oo cf sir treasurer. No
street 81 asr Tuesday the I'D day Of retruaJ
no1s @ha rznatsr books 4 said sock will 10 closed
guesiAE Ian n, At3 o'clock 4 ~ snd opened wsdne;
day Rob esh, ~ I'd eolocf A. u. Dat5d Noa York
4th, bSa 3AHJ IL Z. 5LAfy IEpED, Treasurer.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-04

IS come III tempered remarks have been
made in relation to our position towards
Judge Evans, we deem it proper to state,
that we are sustained hy the leading mem.
bers OF the bar OF Marshall, and among
them those who are known to be on terms
of personal friendship with tfat gentleman.
Our remarks, rs is evidenced hv tho Ian.
gna1c IN which they were conched, wcrn
dictated hy no other ieoling than a rerari
for tho public interest aud our dnty AZ a
journalist lis also due to our position to
state, that there Is no personal hostility be.
tween Judge Evans and the editor OF this
paper. Before indirng the article in cues,
ton, we endcavored to ,c. the Judge TO IN.
form him OF the views Vt entertained, bot
learned he had lsf, for tho psno,a court
Understanding that he would probably re,
turn IN day or two. we deferred our sfticl,
until the last moment Thus much Tor ex
PLANTATION.
As we understand the matter, however il
is not a question OF feeling, but Of r,inci.
pie And, taken in this view, we would
no, sustain any man, who was occupying
wrong position. do nut entertain A
doubt mat Judge Evans will resign hi.
Electorshlp as soon as the question is
broueh, 10 his consideration.
As our ueighbor OF the Herald has mol,
yet gwen his reasons in favor of Judge
Evans, holding on to hia position as Eec,or,
VIC will furnish, in addition to what we have
before said on the subject, the following
which will be found under tho head of
legislative Department sec. IS, Of the
IoNs'l,ution Of tho State Of Texss.
No Judge Of any Cour, Of law or egu.v
Secretary n State Attorney Canoral. CLERK
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-04

Pursuant TO previous notice a meeting
oil the Democracy was held IN MARSHALL
on SATURDAY. the 2~th of August, tot the
purpose OF appointing sub electors i'' the
county and for organizing Democratic
Club
Tho meeting "a organized By calling
Col. N,ru,, SNtn TO the Char, AT
clrcunp Il. " Loughorv, Secretary
Col VI. ] Hall moved tin, Committee
Of FIVE be appointed o., the Chair, to select
sub electors for the county.
Col l. + Wieali moved to amend by
making thc'commiitee con.ls, of nine mem.
hers The amendmen, was lost, and the
motion Of Col Han carried
The chair then appointed the following
gentlemen VI Hell, " + scott. ! VI
swanson. pt. \. ". Eamcs, and Dr. VIM
Evans
The Committee having retired. Col Wig
fall was called out, and commenced IN ad
dress to the assembled multitude but gave
way for the report OF the committee.
The Committee reported the names OF
Col. Edward Clark and J VI. tlough
Esqr, AZ cub electors for Harrison county
\ motion vas made by Hon " I. scott,
tina, Col l.. T WigiaIl be added to the
number Of sub electors
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-04
Lo~po1, July 30, 500,
ll)t)llNE

I.oNpo1, July 30. ;sj2.
The elections being now over, both par.
ties are taking temporary rest, and during
the next few weeks London will present a
more deserted appearance than y usual
even at tins time OF the year There have
been no events OF Importance since the de-
partnrc Of the last packet, but the publ.
cation Of an alleged treaty between Prussia,
,us,ria and Russia, with respect to any
attempt that may be made bv Louis \apo.
on to found an hereditary dynasty. has
applied matter Tor political discussion,
while as regards affairs nj home the chief
topic ha, been a trial arising out Of the
circumstances which attended the death of
the so called Baroness Won Beck. IN August
1881. which, from her connection with the
Hungarian war attracted at the time con.
siderable attention.
The allegation a. to n secret treaty
against Louis Napoleon hA ing been enter
ed into by the three Northern powers. was
made two days since hv the Morning Chron.
,cle. and although it Is doubted by the
Times and other papers, it has created a
4 4
Sg"u u. ~ a..rs,. ,ha, ,ha d t w
'"'o'''.' l.,.1 a. on,l o,"'", ~
9"I' ,',' 3, La, La', .;... ,'s ia, u.s.
a'a '", ,a,, c,,m.I " ",I'n '"u y,
.I. ~, " 10
,ar, ha,nc "a collo.s IN nas, Iani. x
polcon shall get himself elected Emperor
for lie. he j. not to be- recognized until he
has .sd T., cam. ,.aa,;a. ~
,orhs,r from my ,,to,,r, T., o,,on1 ,ho ,or
.r,.,,I l,,;,. a, -. a,I 30 .a,'',,,,o
Al r,s,ors;on :, fon,d - drnas,s +, Lo
-. H. ..,.l,,,.n. a.. - -.
r,ll do. n,o,a., - ~, ,ha c",o,n.
,noa,s ~ r,ro,o and w,n ,ooru,rd. .om
snl, wi,b rsssrd n nl,or;o, msasn,o. Fl.
nails In csso If lam. \anoIaon HON.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-04

Of arg Court Of Record, Sher'a, or Ioliee
tor, or any person holding lucrative o'hce
under the United Sta,c,, or this state. OF
sny foreign Government, shall be eligible
to the Legislature. no' shall NJ he same
time hold or exercise nny i've c'hces. agc'''
cie. or sppointmcai. Of trus, ~ profit. IN
der this state: provided. that offices OF the
militia TO which there j. attached no annlal
salsry. or the Office OF Justice Of the Peace
shall not be deemed lucrative.
Now the EleotorshIp must he s''hsT m
office. an agency. or m appointment " II
il either, Judge Evans i, Ineligible. In c"'
opinion /, IL an office OF the highest trast
as well AZ profit
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-04

az - u s's's mata1A 'befa
) .nirSli,s arIse,asia Massla 81 'af
,hs y(etsi,1-y ssiirai = b. b
cuysed. tie say u b a sF1easi = i"''
hycue. Osfs W. ere stsishe" sFoAa l1o
cssussa i the al'smsp VIZ e 81
lee,eJ q tieses ..,uss % fraagqe,ea''
They alj 10 lie tsnig ~ IL heu'isnne
e,gle w rssse or paisiAEa fsles4s VA
roi Isl Is ~ lrasaaas. ard s "
cass eos "a aislni eeei'i'sf s. es'
,sHt AZ Heanieio i aeas eaF.lsf
- .paegbes "a. b. snais, rH5 evsiy y
,al De 80 planned ~ % is.a's t dat - :
of sgressll"
On tho a3rd 'hero Il % sa bal ~
Masshsll, ard judg ~ iTae. 'ie annb. 'i
lisksi eas aHs IlppT haF j 'bs be-
..dg# - r'ss~ 81 hesalY IN g ID aet
q ~ per vii - gotten 4 81
< Is Ii IL Marshal beasa sfase Is
II rss i,ns ara pa@ wei ka9~a y hape
a. lstiss II nss i'af atta ees CIT
scxu e as presence a. SEE afe re-
eafhai osssy 8aias ID rsl'a nj ..o-
sisAfsi ae shie
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-04

WA.u,Nsrov, August 10 ?. VT
il stated that Mr. Webster and the Pres
dent have had pretty plain conversation
MIR. Webs,ers language bordering on
the profane--,he result OF winch viii be the
immediate v1hdrawal Of 'Ha' Gentleman
from the cabinet In confirmation of this,
several wagon loads Of furniture left MIR
" ebstcr's house TIL. morning for George
town, there to be shipped on board Bos.
Ton packet Mr. Webster wrote 10 a fri e~
here, some days ago that he would only
Wei, Washington to win up his business
and re,ire.--Cor " y. Herald
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-04

The Club was organized Col " I
Scot, m the char, by the appointment OF
the following officers
10 drdh 1 tpavHmior Gels. Hall,
Ward. and Clou
Corresponding Comm,Hec-C, Adams,
4 Parker. and r. W Louehery
/, was moved that the Club meet again
on Saturday, the ith Of Sept, to adop, the
constitution, &c, The Club then ad.
journed
" I. SCOTT Pvssfdcnt
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10 An ~.


NOW heeP loS
pray you no, to pou''
Or l.e by all tie saints shove
III call your husband out.
Don, take j, IN because dared
To mind you nf the past
Nor with that pretty III Of scorn'
Say &" let these be the last
| reckon poets sometimes ialS
Of love they never felt,
Tfieg rnve Of kneeIing when, Perehanee'
The, never yet have knel'
Remember too my lady far
Al on yourself intent
Random shafts Oh hnd an a.n
The ar,hcr little mean,
Tha, the ,Ay Is very blue Yea sa1,
+. easy 10 be seen
Sonder # you know "a veil
That other things are green
VIVA, YOU ,ay about the hs''
Wiihp. without the net,
I. true, the yiaici hook caught soa'
While / am SWIMMING yet
! .a.d tina, yen had welded wealth
Bat that va- all for rhyulng,
| half suspected YOU on herbs,
Minus the hand was dining
WIZ, said about your STATE %
Wa but to make 1t grander,
Poet. ms love, are not, 'ou know,
Responsible for cando5
never thought of cmdlng you
For leaving your old shed,
That lc, the rain, and haul and snow
Fail on your pretty head
For sure the boards were bad put on,
The ,ha,ch vas awful stui',
/ ihI.k ny patient darling had
Eniarcd q iorg c7oasi
Horse, coaches, servants, lands
WI faith such things are handy,
But are ttey really living ones,
Or ou.y madr of-candy
Don't flash IN, besui, for swear
Offence 1o rot mean,
st,...
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-04

The editor OF the ] vieF sieRraPh laf"iN
his :. .d.rs with an extended article in rcla'
ton Z, ourselves and Judge Evsns. Any
one reading II, who had no, seen our re-
marks. would suppose that we were the
personal enemy Of Judge Evans, snd th''
we had treated him in the mos, UNJUST Hnd
di-courteous manner Ne would also cot
clutc that ve had made most ferociou'
attack on Mr. Parsons. Of the Telegraph
Tor the editor takes the pains TO inform hr
readers that he had incurred tho wrath o'
,he Marshall Z publican. aud tIe contempt
IDLE clique which ha. heretofore controlled
It's destinies" Now ths language b. TO.
tally unwarran,el FOR We haro never
pcnncd 70 di.rc-pccifal linc OF our colcm
porary or OF Judge Evans Yet the editor
pfocecds IN The same STRAIN al abuse and
lalsehood thfoua-oui hi. article.
This We shall Dcat with the silence it
deserves. and notice such remarks - are
worthy of comment.
l. /. customary with 4 man who differs
from another III opinion To- dDny either his
propositions Or hs conclusions Blu, our
neighbour admit, the whole Argument Of our
article ia relation to judy Evans, snd then
accuscs "a Of sophlstry,
We took the position TIA, the Offices
of Judge and Elcctor were Incompatible !,
for the acceptance aud qualification for the
latter would yacate the former This the
Telegraph admits i good authority. but
SAYS tina, is application is a miserable fail
IRE. Vow. what was our application
Not that It wns the du,y OF the Judge to
resign hl, ludee.llip, and thus involve a
failure Of all the Fall courts not that he
was legally disqualified from holding the
po.iaou Of 4 ca1iidqfr for clecior. ns the
editor Of the Telegraph would MAKE hts
rosdcrs b..esci but that the moment he
Was qualified as clecto-, his Judge4hp
would be vacated. nad that by this means
the court. in Pamela apd HARRISON counties
defeated The editor saws
"Nr rut Il M the country. whether Il is
not better that Jadgc t.. should ''ul +" hold
~ 70 ',', " .' ''' t'.
- 4 81 D L.,
hc should dei.a, The .oofts Of the vtpie
n's'''' 'N '''ls''lf h' 'U'-i sup MAJ
H.. III ~, G.a.,..,, ,l4.,ad -
tho other office"
,,J ,b,s.,ar,l, ma, ,l, o,c.,,., w.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-04

WEBSTER MEgri,o. Baltimore. Ass'
ia large meeting has been held ~
tonight, at which il WAS resolved 70
port Webster and Graham, and . cess
tec was appointed TO call mess'sG Of =
citizens 20 appoint an electoral ticket
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-04

As another straw, showing how the "
minls,raiion wind blows, we undenu'
,hs, distinguished wing of this State y
returned from Washington, says Seers'a,
Conrad declares that. in his opinion, y
nomination ct Gen. Scot. will prove az I
dcd failure Tho Secretary bet a sat :
clothes with tho aforesaid gentleman "
Pierce viii carry this S,xtc.--N. u. NV
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-04

HAySAu --Wo learn from = German
paper ,hs, IIaynau. tho Austrian butcher,
has been spending some time \. the bath.
Of Hamburg. On Sunday, May 30. he
won in the gambling saloon forty thousand
francs, nearly ei~h, thousand dplla-.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-04

A NV PLASrT.--The new planet dis.
covered By Mr Hind. on the 2tth OF June,
has received tho name OF Melpomenc, the
Muse Of Tragedy The planets are getting
90 numerous, that to remember their names,
ono will have to keep record OF .he,r 81
un,s on hand n rafe- IL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-04

SO roce ie ree .a 1n
de- sota Weston au.v u.l
saalo b 5hsye nader 90
l.. D,tnp g. &c 1he'soa.n
aas TIE names Of Scott and tm..
at i.s masiasad. sc hal Vs ra.t -.'
ANYTHING very lBsorsb. Of 'apaUw %"
Typographical appearance fH" r.a'
We tank It uii have to look o,so"ne,o
than n Scot, wings for a support. The
editorial department. OF the paper cvinces
industry and talent.
We have received the August number of
tho Templsrs Magazine, which We are
pleased TO say i, number worthy OF the
reputation Of the talented editor who con.
duets this periodical. Every article in it IS
worthy of pcrusal This is n, it should be.
We wish every ono of our temperance
friends would subscribe for this work, "
il only one dollar year; and we are sat.
is,ied il would be u dollar well spent u
is n periodical that would be an ornament
to any paror in the country.
We are Indebted to Hons Sam. Hons.
ton, I. J. Rusk, x. Scurry, and + How.
ard Of Texas and to Hons 4 G. Brown
and J. d. Freeman, Of Mississippi, for late
Congressional speeches