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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

THEODORE LENT Ayctionecr, Store No f95 Broadway.
IN THURSDAY next, Dec. 2, at II O'Clock,
ZION the premises No e. Ieonsrdst al auction ten
Years Lease the Lot and Buildings, Hxi0J feet The
buidinss i've stories high with easements end vauts
bait Substantially and adapted for any public business or
for manufacturing purposes The premises can be seen by
applying 10 the auci!Oneer.
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W ". 8

saul ste. Marie Canal & commercial Policy Of
Canada Canadian Contributions 90 the
Worlds Fair-Toronto and Quebec Rail-
way-The Late Provincial Cattle show.
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yTHE RRITIsH and NORTH AMERICAN

VNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS from NEW YORK
Ia LINLRrOOL.-Ciief Cabin Passage, $40; Second
CABIN Psss -. $40.
From BOSTON 70 INTERCOLLEGIATE Cabin Psssagc,
slC0 Second Cabin Passage ~ The ships rOn Boston
call Of HalsJ
ARABIA Capt Juikins AMERICA, Capt shannon.
PERSIA, Capt. Ryre, EUROPA. Capt Leitch.
ASIA Capt +. g. Lott CANADA, Capt Lang
AFRICA. Capt Harrison. NIAGARA. Capt stone.
These vessels carry clear white ht at lasthead n
storboaId bow. re on port bow. 49, - - -
CANADA. Lang from BOSTON Wednesday. Nov. a
ASIA Lott from NENF-YORK "Wednesday, Dec. |.
AMERICA, Shannon, from BOSTON Wednesday. Dec 8.
EUROPA. Leitch. FIN NEWYORK, "Wednesday. Dec. -.
NIAGARA Stone. from BOSTON. Wednesday, Dee p
AFRICA Harrison. FIN. NEW-YORK. Wednesday,, Dec. p.
CANADA. Lang from BOSTON. "Wednesday. Jan ), 1855.
ASIA Lott f ON NEW YORK. -dav. Jan L. 1858.
AMERICA. Shannon I'm. BOSTON Wednesday Jan. l9.
Berths not secured until paid for.
Anexperenced Surgeon on board
The owners Of these ships viii not be accountable for
gold. silver bullion. specie, jewery, precious stones or
metals unless bills of ading signed therefor and the
value thereof therein eNPIes-ed
For freight passage apply 10
T. CUNARD, No. Bowling green
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B. 4. CHiLToS, Auctoneer.
,pEAT SALE of BROOkLYN PROPER.

(ITy-roLR b Chiffon will sell a: Auction on
THrJRsDAY December 1852 at II O'Clock at the Mer-
sssn" Its Of Ground 9h-av, 18th and l4thsts
an Ward cf City Of Brooklyn, being half OF the
s,s klccL bounded By 9th and 9rhays. a~d 18th and
d. nropery is unsurpassed for beauty Of location
s pcson overlooking the City Of Brook
n and the Bay The Improvements N the immediate Vi
v ar, of such character render certain the doub-
~ n the property in yalne in two or three years
ferns One hall of the purchase money may remain on
sS ard mortgage for three years PEI
Scr farther particulars inquire Of the Auctoneers No.
Wslff.
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPA-
" PANY, for BREMEN vie SIMULTANEOUSLY
United States Mail mshiyHERMANN, Edw. HzSns
u ;. Navy Commander VIII sail for Bremen touching ut
Southampton, 70 land the Mails and Passengers for England
ana France on SATURDAY, Dee. az u O'Clock NJ from
Pier No S, North River.
From Ner York 70 Southampton 0T BTeaeH:
In flrst CABIN Main Saloon. $40
In First Cabin, Lower saloon 100
In Second Cabin. e.
An experienced Surgeon 10 attached % the ship.
All !ttftTs Ilust pass through the POst-Othce
Specie delivered in HavTe or London.
For passage OF freight apply 10 MOLLER, SAND
RIERA Agents No. ~ SOuthsf
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From The Montreal Transcript, June la, 1919.
ITO HEADS OF FAMlLlES-WlSTARs

Il BAIsSAM Of WILD CHERRf--Some Of our friends
without this excellent and agreeable medicine IN
the houS many good ard thrifty housewife considering
iuialhie sndOte 20 the numerous disorders htvins
their in cold constitutional asthma. There
drugs puhed up sovereign remedies tor all the
i that s "a heir TO- winch 90 sly the least are
safe tht places behindt the counter VI the dugsst-but
sEons this category, who have felt witnessed s
rood elects will class WISTARS Basam OF Wild Cherry.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElrERS ard INVITATIONS.
The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy OF DR. WIS
t l. nded-curng many after the skill OF the
l. Il yhysc ans unavsnghas effect d large and IN
creasI De and for t. Tins fact has caused many unpdu'
cpd titers and itaoTy palm of spurious mix
a similar aud appearance The genuine always
has the signature OF BU IT'S on the wrapper.
Fer sale, whoesale and reta, by the General AGENT
SETH W FOWLE, No. 1873 Wsshng,on-s,- Boston
Mas to whom all orders should be addressed Puce 81
per bottle SIX to.tlss tor -.
For sale, at wholesale retail, by 4. r. u. Sands
General Agents No. lct Futnn-st.; Thomas & Maxwell
No b Nlii'snist.; John Mlhau ls3 Broadway Aston
and living House Drug Stores and No 10 Broadway.
HNRUSSES, Shoulder Braces, Female Sup
J. portcrs, Lace Stockings Knee-Csp and other Band
Spinal supports, Instruments Tor knOckknees and
Weakness OF the Joints and all kndsO Be and Bsndag
also Chldns rrusses hand and made order DR..
GLOVER'S, No. II Ann-st, near the Museum
SeAA REWARD D VIII positively he
Up lOV paid, If the celebrated Bohemian Hair Dye
instantly color gray red HAIR beautiful per
black brown Slc0 If 'ades or ~ does nOt
prevent the Hlr from falling off, Sold, wholesale and e-
Ia AZ No. ~ Hudson-st.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEw-

~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA dircct-U. s NAIL
EMPRESS LINES-Through in Al hours-New-Jersey
Railroad via Jersey City, leaving New-YoTk al d and
A NJ ard 81 Z. NJ, from foot OF Courtandt-st Leaves
philadelphia snne hours foot OF Walnutst Fare reduced
A. A. for frstclass and 81 81 for second-class
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
tekes sold IN the above lines and through baggage
.-ied In The 81 NJ lines from New York. with through
Copduors Passengers with baggage eross the iey Is min
utes before the trains leave.
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WN. lRviNG, Aucuoneor.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and FINE

III OIL PAIXTINGs-WM. IRVING & CO. Will sell
a. auetion On TUESDAY, Nov. 90 az I0i o'clock at the
,,lesrocm 40. 10 Pe-st Broadway general
meri Of Household Furniture removed for convenience OF
ale viz Sofas Chars BOOKCASES and Secretaries Extcn-
Son Tables Brussels and Ingram CsTpets Rosewood G
AVE Piano.
or PaSTINGs.--About 100 fine Ancient sud Modern OIL
PannDp in rich g!t frames beautiful Oval Landscapes
90 ak attached to glass &c.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Snrro-

OF he County Nv Yot notice hereby ~ n 70 al PER
sous ne clam. o. ,ns WILLIAM WILLIS lee OF the CITY oi
lok de,ersed the With yoghrr, S TO
Tao sLbscthcr Al oe Waiam DoOudcd ks No y Nn,.
New York before - Oh day OF April
not Uti-J New York the ld day oi October. l'iA
o5 lgwtmIus AMELIA WILLS, Ese"utny, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JER.
~ SEY-New-York to Easton, Pa Fare 81 75.-Fsll
Arrangement, commencing November Is 1882 Leave Pier
No l North River daily for Easton aud intermed Te
places at An y NJ and 345 PM and for SoneryiIe
st4t5PM. Returning, leave Phlipsburs at and . AN.
and aI5 NJ
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and AMBOY RAILROAD for

~ PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No. North River foot
Of Baitery-psce, by steamboat JOHN POrfER-Iwo
lines daily Morning Line leaves At 10 AN Afternoon En
press Line NJ; through Philadelphia IN u hours
Fare, lat class cars, - "a class line, NJ only -
Returning leave Phade PIMA from foot Of Wanutst. at
A H. end PPM Emigrsnt Line by steamboat ATLAS
from Pier No. l. st4 PM. Fare 81 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

STEAM BETWEEN NETWORK aud
~ GLASGOW.-The Glasgow and New-Yors steamship
Compsny's powerful Steamship GLA>UON, Ls1=
TVS and no hor.e-po,ver Robert Craig Commander VIII
sail from NewYork for Glasgow SATURDAY, 18th jan
uasy. q - O'Clock. room. -.
First Cehin (Ssoon State RooTnsl .............'s9
First Cabin tMidship State Roomsl ............'
Second CABIN ~
Steward. fee included.
Apply to Nc sYMON. No So Broadway
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DITrSTON COAL.-THE PENNSYLVA

il MA COAL COMPANY is prepared to furnish saPe-
nor White Ash Pittson Coal Of al clean and IN good
order suitable for Skipping, and domestic purposes
from its boats OF yards This city, whhaasSursh' ans
Brooklyn.
rood dispatcA 70 vessels loading NewYork at PoTt
Even.
Particular attention given tire delivery Of Goa for do
mestic purposes
Apply the ofee cor Broadway and wAE't or yards,
West near Mortonst cot l4thst and Shav and foot Of
Gouyeneu,st city Foot VI North lohst, wilhansbursh
foot of Gold-st Brooklyn.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-Wn
ATEW.YORK and NEW.HAVEN Rail


lNROAD-WlSrEs AREASeENESr November l, lsa2
Trains out OF New ana Special
n end u. A. NJ and ?. NJ through 70 New Haven.
AtslOA NJ and 6! p NJ. fol Port q hester NJ
The ia NJ run, in connection With Tram nom new
Haven 20 Hsrtord and Springfield and with tram over ire
ExpRgss TR,ISs. NJ end 5! P. VI. for New Haven,
Hartford Springfield Worcester aud Boston, Connecticut
River And Vermont Raroals These trains connect az
Ney-ayen with trains Of the New Loudon Road 70 New
London Norwich. Stonington and Providence.
The 8 A. NJ, steps AZ stamford ana Bridgeport, Goa
Meeting with Housstonic and SaIsatuck Riir5aS n
Brdgeport The 81 p. NJ. stoTs Stamford Norwak and
Bridgeport connecting with DanbuTy Railroad u NOswlS,
with Housatonic and Naugatuck Rail- ads a, BRIDGEPORT
Trains into Newly rk-hccommot-rOa ard Special-at
81, and IS A NJ, and 40 p. NJ, through from New
Haven.
Ats A. NJ and Si5 p. NJ, from Port Chester
Inc 30 a. NJ receives passengers from Springfield and
hsrord New Londer and Canal Railroads az New Haven.
Inc ~ NJ receives passengers from HsroT! and SPRING
helc ard Northern Railroads
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New Haven ARRIVAL Of trains
from Boston at II and ESQ r. NJ stopping at Bridgeport,
Norvalk and Stamford y leaving Boscon At A. " and
81 NJ Trains Of tie New ondon Road run Ia eonnec-
hon.
See large bill of advertisement at The station House and
principal hotels. GEO. W. WHISTLER Jr- Supt.
NewHeyen, November 1882
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NEW.HAyEN and NEW.LONDON RAIL

NEW-HAVEN and NEW-LONDON RAIL
IN ROAD.-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.-On aud
after WEDNESDAY Aug 10, 1882 Trains viii ran ~ fol-
lows.
Leave New-Hsvcn n $50 A. VI, Accommodation Train
for NewIoudon stopping at all stations II p A. NJ tx
press Train for Guiiford, Connecticut River Lyme ard
wLondOn connecting with the steamboat and railroad
hines for Stoninston Providence and Newport so W.,
Accommodation Train for Now London stopping at al sta
tons. o.
Leave New. London at 6 70 VI. Accommodating Train
for New Haven stopping Il al stations l'4O A. NJ TX;
rress Train for LYME. Connecticut River Gmliord snd
New Haven Passengers leaving Newport Providence and
storineton in the morning arriving II New LONDON,
tske this trim for NewYork $50 P VI Accommodation
Train for New-Haven stopping Ct oil stations
The lk25 A. NJ Express Train leaves New Hayen on the
arrival of the 8 A. ". Express Train rom New fors
The 655 L NJ Accommodation Train leaves New Haven
the arrival OF the $50 NJ Express Tram rom New
York. 1870
The TRAVIS leaving New-London At $50 NJ. and 1910
A. NJ. hc~v Haven with NcwICrk Trans a.
9S5 4. ~ and il5 p. ~
Passengers BY the $50 p NJ Train from New London
take the Exrress Trains at Newliaycn for Hartford ana
SPIN giield Cor New-York the same evening r, G..
~. Apr, I
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co.-For
vOR LIvERPOOL-United States Mail

Tor LIVERpOOL-First Packet with Dis
L. ps'ch-The and splendid packet-sS:p HENRY
CLAY Cap;alr Caulkn will have immediate depsch iir
he above port For es ht passage having superior &C.
'O"''- sPoFF0RB. TiLEsTON / CO. No. e soath-.t.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of ,he Surro-

gate oi the Comfy Nv lok, notice heety gwen 20 all
f,t a,vra sgn.i HENRY TRACY. late ct ihe City n
Nv iok dce 3D. pre.t the VITA NJ vouchers thereof
the .ui scIer 70. a Bower te CITY OF New
lk fre 1ly December IS. Dated, New
Yrk, Jrrs .is5s
J,l l.vo.T,t CHARDEs TRACY, Admui.,ra'o.
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LINE for SAN FRANCIS.

VANDERBILT LINE, for SAN FRANCIS
' CO.-Only line giving tickets for crossing the
Isthnus The fsvoyite 6luble-engne steans1ip Pro
METHFUS l. 9CO tun VII leave from Pier No. North
River 3 O'Clock p NJ, precisely on sATU RDAf, Dec.
for San juan del Nore direct connecting with the p9p--
aT steamship PACIFIC the Nicaragua Transit Route
hsving but twelve miles OF land transportation.
These unsurpassed in their secomnno-zlons
and ventilation.
D. D. ALLEN, Agent,
No. Bsttery-plsce, up stairs.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER &c. 1852

TOR SAN FRANCISCO.-TheA Al Balti-
Il more built ship A CHEsEeROUGH Robert Chez
trough, Master, loading q, Pier No y Les: River. Tns
'hp sails te nres u the loves. and has superior
accommodations ~ cabin passengers
J. S. GAYLORD, No q Wal-st-
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FIRE INSURANCE. with CASH

M UTUAL FIRE INSURANCE, with CASH
WI CAPITAL.-The Republic Fire Insurance Company
OF the City of New York-lnsurance Buildings No ~ Wall
st. corner of Willam-st
The Charter Of this Company requires that ourths OF
profits (eer paving per cent annIn to Its
Stockhoders are to be divided with the policy holders
ROBERT 5. HONE, President
d. r. CURRY, Secretary.
B-Copies Ct the Charter o. this Company ny be OBJ
tsinod on application al the Office
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9nsnrance Companies.

BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS and GENERAL
~ FIRE INSURANCE Co. corner Of Tryon-row aud
Chsthams in the Harlem Railroad Buildings taking
risks rents buildings, &c, the favorable
JOHN BRUCE, President
DANIEL BARNES, Secretary.
I IFE NSURANCE-NatiOnal Loan Fund
H Life Assurance Society Of London General Agents
Office, No. GraDd-st Jersey City. The above Company
effect insurance the lives Of persons resi-
dent in the United STATES and California end other spe
cie hazards at fair rates Of premium For terms, blank
forms, Sc. apply ~ above, to
J. LEANDER STARR. General Agent
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NEW.YORK and SAN FRANCISCO

~ STEAMSHIP LINE-THROCGH 10 SAN FRAN
cisco At REDUCED RATES-NO DETENTION on the
SAM. eco TINS ". A. Mills Commander will leave New
York for ASPINWALL, Navy Bay, MONDAY, D-ceE-
Der at o'clock T. NJ precisely, connecting al Panama
with tie double engln steamship CORTES, l.e0o
tuns Thomas B. Cooper Commander, which steamship
leaves Panama the arrival Of the passengers by the
UNCLE SAM for San Francisco, stopping only at AesPul-
co for supplies.
These vessls ia accommodations ventilation, speed ard
sasty unsurpassed AZ experienced physician Is st-
tachcd 70 each steamer.
Passengers VIII Be landed the wharf At Aspinxs and
tske the Panama Railroad.
Pasenses ere cautioned that ne tickets for this ins
are sold only az No. 20 Broadway.
DAVIS. BROOKS Co. General Agents
JOSFS 4 JOHNSON % Wall-st.
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MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COM
Nl PANY-CASH CAPITAL 100000, independent Of
the Premium Fund.
Office No. l46 Broadway corner Of Liberty-st.
This Company continues 20 against ell manner Of
Lie nsks, on most favorable terms
Perors may insure payable at any given sooner
in OF death California permits granted At reduced
rates. 4. A.. ALNORD Precedent.
C. Y. WEMPLE, Secretary.
n. ID. MORGAN Actucry.
ABRAN DU BoIs Md, at tic Office daily from 2 TO
O'Clock L NJ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-08-28
Kentucky and Virginia Rsssiutiou

We publish on our first page the kru
tucty Resolutions Of 1888 Next week
We viii publish another set Of resolutions
passed by Kentucky in 1900. which viii
he followed b, the Virginia Resolutions OF
'os, and Nr Nadlson's Report thereon.
As lhps. Resolutions were added to the
platform hy the Democratic National Con
yen,lon, they ARE Of peculiar Importance Mt
this time. We hope our Democratic papers
no, fail TO rcpubllsh them, for. AS some
d,.pute has arisen an to their intent aud
it i. but Just that they should be-
spread before the people, so iha, every one
nay read and Judge Tor himself
'hese reslu,ions furnish their own text
and comment 30 that any remarks from Us
~ th,s time, are unnecessary. We have.
haaeser. . few words to Gay in t,lalipn 10
shsh,, y bich will lac spoken WHEN We have
i atf hisafe AID more room than We have
Al 5feseni ~ toe meantime, we would
~ - assss setter, cad these resolutions,
.ass sunlAie lhe whole snm and substance
ri ~ Fl. srs n. Ass doc't,ue.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-08-28

Mr Hiram Henley, who lives mile. East
Of Marshall has bough, Us g6eeu apple,
wbich weighs one pound aud quarter, and
measures l2J inches in circumference. Mr.
II calls it the lleuley Pipken." II j.
certainly beautiful apples, and would ron'
pare layorabl, With the produce OF any oi
our more Northern States. 1t is useless To
say after this, tina, apple cannot he raised
III this portion OF Texas We are satisfied
thu, we can have jus, rs good orchards here
s are to bee found any where. Nr lleu'
lev intends Intends establishing nursery.
We have no doubt be " i'll hud II yer,
profitable investment, and, for one We wish
him success in the undertaking
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Ma meeting 81 The fri~rd- Of the Rnil
ra4t ,ntetfrls.. bold 90 N4r-hail. on ars
d., rr 2l.h inst i..r t.il""ng P-ocerd'
t.-. tt'k lace.
,ott.t uill. vn. ld 3" the ch,'f,
and J. Is,.,sii sppnrt.d -rrr"tnrV. The
rhu r.ueNYi,iir tine ''l 90 1T ih" meet
m- q. i.e 'ha srr, iI.tt of d"l gates +"
ia. psl-sti,c convection "1 the und Mon
d., m sept, nb,r, .d al-o Co call the p"n'
lie t,geiaci B. the place al SOME iuiu'r dAN
20 ernrrai euihr.ina u the nature q" u
htfhacue, inr the "a pose al pio n"1mg 'ht
hagdiug of RAILROAD 10 continuation OF
that irom \icasbpr9 aut Shreveport.
Dr. G.. G. Young, OF Greenwood. La,
WAS then called on. and addr' ssed the meet
ing IN vef, aide aud convincing Address
assuring the people that Loni-'"n. Was GER
tain To huild her prtttuu oi the Read from
N.,k .hurr to the iue " the conclu-ion
90 d. Aouop' ..seh. tie mceilog nd
Iio.r.' autl 3 co. cock
&t3e.i .l tn ar.f' g rsa.s"a'h' "i
tIe taY=HHHa. vl#ns cd -Wp'"a .ilr'"d
are ttuol.- sspuuons, winch were
siniiri:
Nnta,As. IT,. ifnJ ortnut TINT the citizens
ui iAtlsou cpuut,, interested m the con
trm,ilt,ed Niea-5urg mud IrNas Rad
loid. consult together Tar the purpose ct
organization and rn operation with the
nt,a,d, ul the Road iu Louisiana, aud Tor
the purlos, ot rrr,i,mg information upon
the subject aud taking prompt aud eth
eleut artou upon tIie uatttr.
BE- u Resoied. That a Contention OF
the citizen. ni Harrison t"uniN, be held IN
iae l,Nu eft Marshall. nu Saturday the ! lt1
da, nl September. 1872
b. q R,ypr.d ihai - romun'te" OF ~
fausrm.nt- be- appointed. consisting al tan
teen citizen. whose duiS 1t shall be To pre-
pa,. the way. and means ot getting up a
hlthpcnc ior th, occasion, aud supe' intend
the same.
Il, q hrso,rfd. That committee con.
<i.tieg 81 hyc ciiizen- lee app"in.rd, whose
dut, u shall b. to extend Invitations Ia per
.nn- from distance to- attend sad conNen.
tom
The hl,uk in lhe SECOND resolution was
then allied rs the chair, with tue following
names h.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-08-28

OF The following i, the clause IN the
new Constitution of Louisiana, authorizing
the creation ni banks
ARr rs Corporations with banking
or d'sc"unl,rg privileges may b" either
created by special acts. or '"rnmd nnder
general laws; hut the iegi latue shall N
both casts provide. Tor the registry "t NIL
hills or notes issued ar put in circulation rs
money. and shall require ample sccui 'y for
the redemption OF III, same ~ specie
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RAILROAD RrtEtr s--1he receipts Of
III. Erie read in July. viii b. about 5000
estimate of Ju,y. toi The Souihrrn Nchi
gan. WIS 10000 The d,st three weeks
hnvr given sls.o00. and the enrire receipts
y, the month ail reach $4,000
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Or. ri re- an Le l.ticnist

ir unt' of Flee st H'-~ ''''.'
80 d,.d ~ OIL ,.-', o. ''a''e' ''."'f. p
i, rr. 81 l,I.- t.s'.,lu ri.t W. .f'
,..,i, 81 IA. uiil pee "f 'h' rspei
nlJ aua,l."li ..t 49,. has.r.'e""p .h-
~.,r,y s. .. t.t.u o.la uoi h',r i.,c.u
.14p..
g., .frfr.nr, ro unr g It p'rr The 'ead.r
u5,hso ain-I. ,u.! 'rum the Ron
moud tNal ENGINEER, Whieh meets iIr
charge and comil,t,ly n'utts it II list
conylc,a the persons VII, brought the ale
cations against Gen Pierce of b,i1g gully
Of f.l.ehaod IN other particulars md there
fore not tn be b, eyed iu relation to tbs
cha,ge. Bud l. tnings forward the les
limany of one hundf,d and 'i'sen per
sons Of re.pectsbIli',. among whom Is ''.'
gtaini.r "a tl" u.,fra h''a." "A."
&c. .aok sa. m.. a-.s.erefa. r.
e. .s4.a. a.n.e. %, rs ia' HH't -.
par~,, ~ New Hampshire. as h.,e 'l''e
/ in 1t. l~oeib a.d bi"fdb.
II cerlau :, seemed strange ." u.s. 'hai q
man vino bad voted with the .'u,t du TX
the whole tune be Ms iu Congress. a"d al
time. too. S. hen ucaily all the southern
Wins d,sg.i,d th, own section, nsd ""u'
III under the had q. Ad.,us sud CIV, o.
mau who bad p.o..d .i"l Jpu a. ui- own
State. = 4 7, t.,. to., tome be- Wa. rbtrgcd
er.. u.fua,a .lt.s,r uHuueot.. va-'p
s6so, 10 d.lfas tat fa :, on the fugitive
,l1,r bw III r,,md .nauge tn us tust
.urh a rup could 10. unclufod with ahol'
i,on sentiments New Hampshire snr.
nt.hed ih,. fist assurance Ne received FROM
the Moth. that there was even q fcspcia.
lie PARTY. VIM were wiling Ia b4tle 'ot
the constitution he ,lumph Of lb" de
ntocfary ut rhat iiur. IL AT ihutcd mandy
To- the eyrrtlnn. of Gen Pierce. and It i
bat suntdc net o. nsiice that he should
have credit for lis esefli.u..
The history OF parti.sn warfare - ~
cerdlnrly strange I, is dlli.'u, to under
stand why it Is that southern politicians viii
unite with northern atii ,lvcrt men to de
reive their own seriinn But such j. the
fac, IN this Instance " bile the \ntthern
Wing press arr uhu,irg Gen Prrce for va
ting with the south, iir Wing patty South
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-08-28

CuolswA.- Roch, stcr. \,w York
nu toe 9th, this la,nl d'.cHs" had been IN
the increase. Within - hours 10 deaths
had taken Lace.
In Sandusk, the disease had also made
It's appearance.