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Important from tho Rio 0rando.


From the papers received by the steam
Iship Yacht. we learn that more murder,
and rohberic, have been committed r.
recently on the American side al the ri,
sGrnndc by mixed band of Mexican.
tand Indians The Flag of the 9th instant
states that intelligence wa, received IN
tBrowns,ille the day previous. that an
/ American named Remington had been
murdered and thrown into the river los this
/ hand After the murder, the ruriinns rod.
sboldly up to the ranch, one OF the part,
: wcaiug the clothes OF their victim. and
I boosted to an American there, Mr. +
Rhcdes,) that they had jus, killed one %
: bis brothers, and warned him that he would
share the same fate ii be did not guard
! well the nature OF his intercourse with the
americans. 1t WAS also sud that seven
tother men had been killed hy the sam,
sparty. aud their bodies thrown into "A lake
near by.
This news caused most intense excite,
meut in Brownsville, and a public meeting
eot the citizens was held. at which resolu
etions were passed requesting the Governor
ii the State To give that protection 70 the
lironlier which the General Governmsn,
. withh0lds. 1t was also resolved to send
sout a party of men to recover aud bur,
Ithe bodie, OF the dead, and gather SUI h
reformation concerning the perpetrators
!as they could
\ party of ten persons accordingly start
bed out under the command of Cap, 4 G.
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Letter from MIR. James burke.


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'lfatei All or churches Brc supplied vttal
, Die pastors. We htv- seven -urftt|
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-oia- ol tbym wholly W}.,tlr publication 4.
.of the american suudaE school nioa|
lIho Houston Division of Che SONS 81 Tom
3psWucp prosorrul they o~cupy O. nrstI
.haIl on Naiu street The Maine LilporI
Law has msm turgis he THIS cowmuuit
.Our book store lani $50 ba,c au tNrciiraiI
onsi IL. dn,at we'll The Demonstrated
'ol She American SUNDAY school uunl
'and of the American Bible ~aei,iy. ar.I
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OS Wednesday evening. the It'll ins,aa, 4
A o'clock. =. ~. at the residence Of Dor
lob Ta,lor. hy Rev. Thomas y. Wilson, VI
II. 1. WYATT. of Mississirpi TO M's NAs1
y TAYLOR. cf Marshall, Texas.
The wedding was quite pleasant sa.,,,
and wa. attended by large number. N
table was about sixty feet long, tasteful,
arranged, and literally grooming with" gcs4
(,bipes." Uncle Joe " was the preside
genius Of The feast. and oil course Co.
!humor aud good feeling reigned' Anon
the collection were about sixty ladies'
Ibrich, aud blooming whose personal o.
intellectual charms. visac'ty and grse
gave life, elegance, aud beauty to i
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In Marshall, on "Wednesday, the On 'nsl !
Mr. Howard BrRNnpE.
IN. deceased was well known In THIS
commnnity. IN which he resided FOR man
,eaf. Uewas a man Of talent and germs !
add nos.s.sed many OF those hne qualities
,,b,-b adom Efe. benevolent in his feel
mos. modest aud unobtrusiye Ia h's depoft
|msn, he made an esceiien, mei'i'er of
.orietv. lie died q eonsumpuou--thai
ymys,esious disease which has haf'icd the
! .k,ll Of medical science. aud which carries
is victim hugcrings aud slowly. but with
i a .er,nu certainty to the tomb. Day hy
|dsy il marked rs impress upon hrs iorW
and face--day hs ia, b.. lfIeuds noted the
(,o,fovfal chanee--uutil toe hour when the
,rpel Of Death threw his broad wing osci
III. household, aud summoned him 10 th'
realities of another world
&C., p.aih uau at ieruhic
Tie em,- nr }a.iI Dee hef.
kad aii vs AfHW or dream or leaf
ct agony arr tlIae
! sgcl, indeed, Death may be under man'
circumstances But such i, was not vii
1 The deceased H. died Christian Ia ih
l lull hope OF blessed Immortality. Sur
rounded by friends, and consoled by tn
] Alnd attentions Of bis aheetionatc wife. h
weary spirit sunk Ia the rcposc Of death
n M Burnside was a gentleman OF tin
literary attainmeut. As the editor, at on
2 iiae. Of The Star state Pattiot, he was we
A aud myorably known throughout the Stat
+ he wa. also poet, and many Of bis pro
a ductious possess considerable merit
N But bis labors are over--his suffering
thavo passed he hn. awakened to highe
saud boiler communion than that of cartt
sNay those who lowed him in life, dgrls
I consol siiou from the ielicilous change
EPeace to hi. ashes
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Great Excitement

l.
T,eo Asrericans .hoi IN Na'amoros.
For the past two DAYS the citizens nj
hi. nlace have been laboring under great
excitement. growing out OF the ARRIVAL a
NJ ,,,noros of an order Tor the Immediate
execution Of the four prisoners taken during
ibe attack hy Caryajal. on that city. Inc,
news was confirmed yesterday morning ny|
Two Of the unfortunate men, who atel
,mVf.-ans and Pedestrians, sending over
I,o Ibis place for the assistance oil some
ichutehman Of the rrotesian; persuasion TO
|p,ennre them for their violent death. w
Holm Snuthwell. elder OF the Presh' lsfian
l Church IN this city, lthe Rcy. II. Cham
lbcflain, the minister. being ABSENT ct"sseh
siEa nyer Yesterday morning TO lender 'he"'
t,hat melancholy duty The men were t"
lbaye been shot at ten O'Clock this NOR
4nlns, bat owing to some cause unh""" Il
To u, they were privately executed ~ h''
g. clock. a. We understand, withoGt soi
ltafy friend. acquaintance. or even country
fman. being near to receive their DYING
Wishes.
= The Rev Father Dominique, the ministe
= of the Roman Catholic Church OF TN
place. was also with the prisoners most o
YESTERDAY aud last night, aud after thef
HeNeculiou, bt the request OF our ciuhe"s
Hentreated permission To- have the bodice
Renaye,ed to this side OF the liver l"r inter
uten, but was denied, aud, a. We az
Uniformed. rudely insuitcd for having mad
the request. Every effort was made 10
k,he nlted states Consul, and indeed III
Ethe onsnl. OF other nations ~ Hatamor",
save these unfortunate men, but To "a
Pntau; the citizens OF this place aud Nhia
Itnoros. and even the ladies ol tie latte
Nnmcc. for the second time. Joined in Wit
3 i,olr humane applications ior mercy bn
Eali to mo ayaii-the unfortunate prisoner
\ bad to pa, the peualiN of their lives, We
y iu.. perhaps. To The impulse ct a moment
EeNcitrmcnt Their bodies, we learn, Wcr
Iio.da, buried by Mr " adell, the uilr'
[ States Consul at Nlatamaros. The rriso
E., as we have stated, were four IN uum
Eb.r two Americans and Two NeNcans
II b. names ol the NcNicaus We have uo
Z a.rofiained. but the two Americans, ="
5lmru. were named Robert NDonald am
Il t,eorlo William. the former a Texan
Nand member of Capt ford's late toupaa
Ill Ranges, ,ae latter from some oue %
a ihr other states.
4 Tl,ae executions have created u dee
q cslng among an classes here, who laeI
Z open u.,if summary d,Bth as UNNECESSARY
I. ae uooc SO as ttc disturbance. n vhiti
s,llef we've eueag,d, ha,e becn ena~ly ZAP
4 pressed. and uo Necessity could h'r IS
y ,.-d 'uf fuch an example. \ deep iesiH.
4 ,l ts.Hsa poa rsieus, where a eoursa %
!, mercy would ha,e planted deep and lasting
q aarlr
\ 40 hnrf ia ,.IigS on ttus bpHk OBJ! t'
l.,cr. iu trout of the Galiia.- Bsl0nsra"
4 i@ar, Jase H.
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H.. ,o,r axed upon. The reverend fa'her'
|Dou,inick asked the officer oi 'he guar"
inch we're the case, aad was pos''i.eN as
.,r.d that such was not the case, lie '''r"|
-, ont with the view OF going 10 '6'|
b, ,l...h hut was recalled by messenger
a., s,,teJ that one of the Mexican prison
H.. wanted A priest; but before he Vhe
.y.,.ud Father D. had succeeded ~
(6ndinr the officiating priest, he was met pN
/, soldier. who told hun that the prisoner
Rad beeu taken out. and before he could
8,,a.h five u,are of execution, all was over
liz was about five, A. NJ
Tins were those poor men denied ever
the sli,bt consolation which they so ear
nes,ly desired-tha, of being accomp'n'e'
yhv some one O, their fellow countrymen u
,he las, moments, and the horrors OF then
Eat. ueedlessly augmented. VIII not IN
H. rernrded as refinement oi cruelty
eyln hy those who might be disposed u
d.G.nd the Justice of their execution
Signed . >, =, o.,
Another letter in the Delta. signe'
Zach. 4. Everett contains the follow
ug paragraph
have to commend the conduct OF som
of the citizen. of Brownsville III this matte
The priest. Lieut. Col Norman. the span
.h Consul. aud many other bitter enehie
OF Cayalal They, in company win IN
N tdi,s ot Matamoros and BrownsNiii'
,l,,ded with the bloodhound until the
SNrenrhed from him n promise that IN
Eihat the prisoners should be allowed
Hcscape Thai he would cause the guar
Hin be removed on some prcteXf, and Ii'
rtimr for the priest to cut holes through III
Hwals Of the prison and let them out I
E pfie.t- tod love him performed hts tas
Uvith a crowbar. Just belnrc day-ha'in
gworked alone all night--and, 10 aud III
Yheldi when the wotk was finished, and /
Err.rt ont m the back ward, with the pri
:oners at h. back toll OF the hope ot one
Fmore bcholdug the dear friends and rel
stans they loved. they found fly sold'e
don punid. instead of teu--the usual nun
sner- who drove them back To- their prIso
a h. priest then wished 20 see Avnlos. hl
ywas dcujcj The poor boys were hronal
@out at five o'clock, :, VI. aud shot IN Il
.nprcseucc of three hundred soldiers. The
E.enirnce was death al eight O'Clock, \ NJ
e. they were deprived ni the last thr'
Ehanr. OF their lives, which, doubtless. IT,,
aw,>bei 10 appropriate t. ood such dte'
81 murder ha,p aroused unanimous fee
h.uR 90 disgust in this community and al
sucti calculated to touch the finer feeling
~u, IN ,he Christian world
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A the surveyor OF Harrison comfy Is al
present xhseu, on important business at
Austin, and the iatofs Of the Office neees
ss.,ly devoise entirely upon me. 1t will be
out OF my power to VISIT the diifercn'
portions OF the county, 10 see and convers'
with the people. unless were to ueglec
my duty hope, therefore, my claim
will be duly considered. hy NY iellow-ciu
xens. | have been for considerable time
engaged ip',he Office, aud rs h. well known
am convefsan, with It's duties As Tar a,
my capacity Is concerned. leave Tor 9th,
RS 10 determine but, mNy say this much
/ sii, Il elected perform is duties with ia
v, and To the best Of ms ability.
TlIOS., HEATH.
1852.
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TrNPrRANcr.--Ibe proceedings Of the
state temperance Convention. now in se,.
sion at syracuse, \. Y, are very estraor.
Urinary 'tA members are d,sirons of al,
lefIng the political arena openly. and Will
de- all ii their power to secure the nass,ga
|"' inc Maine law IN the State of \ew
! o'k, They deny also, that women have
lhH right to vote or address political as.en,.
hltes. ! his is direct blow nj the mem
oers oil the woman's rights party. aud we
may now expect 20 see a most cornlcal war
spring up between these nos NJ factions
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G-T- The star state Pstro, aud the JEFF
ieron Herald are both down" ON ON,
Friends Of the Caddo Gazette for s,,tiup
that the water had run out OF the Lake IA
|iha' It was impossible Tor boats to get eithe,
70 Port taddo or jefferson. The p.tr,t
However, has the poliieness to say that the
f'ors Of the Gazette have been misled iii,
n opinion we most heartily coincide
20" is very muddy place after an
rain but after so much rain ms
Asr i'.d eek or two ago. it mus, have
i l'~''e horrible. A man in such a
w91a arally imagine tina, !, had
'ss fsifesAas "a else. Such mn donh,
ssfe paf af gsors conclusions. Uenc,
~ss SO sa@ 81 deceive him, hy TELLING
s'Asa' sha ..as YES ,a5y lew and falling
'i* ~ - efss vietm 30 ts srt way VII,
fsH'e Az AZ go afe sa. i.ed a, !.
sFt e hsd 49, her iss Is evt he .,o,
u F''isls 1s.s ~ offering "a d,
!. salA
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Ct The citizens OF New Orleans hav,
decided by an overwhelming majority il
invor Of the tax on property, for the pur
pose Of building railroads The paper
speak now with the utmost confidence o
the speedy completion OF the Jackson an,
Dpelousas roads.
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Rat,ncatiou Meeting.

A meeting Of the Democrats Of Harrison
county will be held AT the Courthouse 10 Mar
shall. on Moniiy. the 18th instant, tpf the
purpose Of responding 10 the action Of the hl'
National Democratic Convention. genera
ATTENDANCE /. most earnestly solicited.
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sr near numbered persons. from The
i,x i.nn bark Of the river, and one oil the
.,,.,.,,J s.v.r.lv wounded P,cdygae.
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t.tr following laitcr Is Published u iu,
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ana Dr pr.yo., to remain with
'tbap As WAS not satisfied with thi.
verbal answer, subsequently addressed a
mote. to Gen. AvsIn.. repeating the tpaues,
io he allowed to accompany them to The
rlace OF execution, the reply to which was
ro, rec. lived tll thi. morning immediately
after the execution. After the above named
interview with Gen. Avalos. Dr.. Provost
returned to the prison with the intention
of remaining with the raprives. but wa,
refused adnlttance; but on application Ia
tha Fiscal Nr. Southwel was. howey.t
allowed To enter le espl,iued to the,
prisoners the reason why and Dr. Pre-.
,os. did not return, aud promised them
ihat we would be with them at six o'clock
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1nr Army WoRs.--The Jackson Ia
Mirror says tina, the army worm has mad
made It's appearance IN that parish.
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aaAr1 81 u1JgRx caAv.

The mail on Thursday evening bro"sh'
rs New Oeican, papers Of the 9TH which
contain the melancholy intelligence '''"'
HENRY CLAY is dead lie expired on
|,he 3o,h nit. Although this event was one
|lsil, looked for, and suffering friends have
been gathered around his bed side awaiting
H., weeks the summons which should eau
him from earth although the public miHd
wa. excited bv the news Of his approaching
Fdi..olu,ion and all hav. been daily expect
ING the catastrophe which has taken place
1,he news Of hi. death has created pro
Hound seus siion wherever the event has
4 b.en announced.
Another OF our grea, men has fallen
another star has vanished from our INTEL
kite'ual armament
OF the character Of Henry Clay or OF
his history, We need not speak. II Is
known TO every mau in the mon. The
Following account OF hi- las, moments w.
(estrac, from a selegraptio dispatch IN 'h'
New Ouleaus Pieayuhe.
WssntNsroS, Jane 30, ?. m--Lsst eve
ping Mr Giays mind was slightly wander
siag lie spoke ,ncohersntly OF his vii
..aud ohilifen.
lhis morning. nj nm early hour. theu
I sers decided symptoms al his approaching
Pdisso,at,on la, the assistants did not lee
certain that the sad even, would take plae
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NEW ADV ERTISE NTS.


>lNfE next session Of this institution will
! commence on the first Monday in August
ensuing.
JAS A. SIMPSON. Sec'y
July 10, 1852. n1~ido
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IN" Greensboro, Ala. Beacon. of III,
->'h nit' SAYS the crops loot very prom.
ising IN that section.
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The Venerable Bishop soule, is abou, t,
set cut for California.
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We publish on our hssi page shfee ''''''
n GEN. Scott: one on the subject OF 81"
very. another on the naturalization laws
and a shird on the question OF ihe anneSa
ia, nj Canada. These letters embraced
the views Of The General on 'he|
Of which they treat
The FIR, snd third of these letters sho"
very cleadr that Gen. scott Is az anu
slavery man. The first was written ~
1919. when the suffice. Of the annexation
Of Texas was the prominent subject OF as
question, aud when IL was most, vehementN
imposed by a large party in the North, on
the ground that it would increase the are"
al slave territory The third was penned
when the frcesoilcfs were anNionsly con
the annexation of 'auada, u
order to add strength To the North.
The Canada.. it viii De remembered
have long been harhor for runaway
slaves. and the nucleus within which ba'
gathered anti slavery tauailcism The pc
dod.. then, at which these letters were writ
ten, the occasions which called them forth
and tn, general sediments they contain.
will 20 to show that Gen Scott was ready
|al the earliest moment to take adyautsge
of the feeling aganst slavery, to miuiste'
IT, his own aggrandilement Hence he
|dcclarcs.
Ha ..t is n tig' 'pora
.,'i'ia1 n. In, IN.
.orate slavery
IA "he" SUI"
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IhtlOtNh em or Females Friend,


Par ne of PatHfui and Dsoerei UeasrBraiiea,
N's'arf,aes ar Aborfion aud ne reii1 Of al hes
NyaHafhcf,c Ner,oas Ags.ft0ss attendant on fr,s
nancy.
Try THE PliltpfOkEN
u u prepared entirely from vegetable substances
ium rpts that Mere familiar remedies Nth the Abe
pinrs. Witch were iF~i brought Ia hc notice of Pl
Isrian hy the thai ended Old Indian mid
wiir relieving aud curing all those complaints lnf
which thiS medicine l. recommended These root
PROCESS srlati,r. nn spasmuiic, Alternative nuic nhd
,nhrr pfulsFriirs, nhch enmhhrd prpuee moi only q
,sterih, action the hu lay allayns ifflI'h
saaihlng hr nerves nu O., ing ienr 10 thu si"nht
|ns-isf Mature w fssunine her regular lnhritf III"
pnu health and ,igur utir body. and checfuess hln
,oupieutnrni go the miud
or Remeinh-r. that an csuce II Preventative -
lwprh prr-l nf cur-
y u Purchaser. lus,utd imposition, will hc care.
fu e. tsrfve uy written signature M ilir putsdr abrs
|f each huite, ia Counterfeit uhirh II foTsefY.
+ 1 KlSiEt Proprietor iiSMhufs I.
CT Price ; per bottle SIN hnitles FIR 81
Foo sale by StpNIl 4 MEAD
III harfrss street, ' q,
General Wholesale Agents for the southern States, to
whom al urler- must he addressed
inruary ~. l~i2 vaa2s-ly
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Gen. Pierce. !, is said, taught school
one time al Hebron, Mass.
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VINO Cas- BEAR TmIs.- Nr. Wm. Ne
Kinney, of this county brought Us IN oai
brad which measured, when cut, three fee
aud one inch ) We have never seen any
thing like it before
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n. ,b. 9Th day Of Jnly. \ y 1861. Colonel J,sj
n,-o,,s IN The iitl rear If his age
Ia f.co,i,ne this ,ep.nsaion" DIVINE Ffo'id-u,@
~. Nasnuir fraternity. Of Which he ~ss True
.tl,f,I h,alcf express IN romnun w'ih ihr c"ms,
M, l,y ,bam be was known nnd loved. their Ira 4
5lt .ofron for his loss. AID bondosn'c Win hs xs(
l~n,h-n family -.
a. A Mason Col. Mtow> was uPrsbs, saesr4
and h.nr, olrni for the calls OF suil.r,ng tumsssI
- never unhcedei hy him With hgh ~
,,,nn ,u1 the command pi sufficient ntraDs,
va. h,s.rl and public spirited, as c''ircn, ais-
al MI tunes "a sustaining the eneNoi-h' ana In'si
! iuti.. ,,lirl, arp rain 10 .ueielt.
A. a father and nciRhbof be w,s A'nd and ak
,,ats .he.ldtug ulun the family hearth ihe ciicefa
-. d, ,,er.ti,l love and rrhurd hospitality.
= Jbo.r who knew him ies,, aud rfFyed h. COT
yi,nsc h,npfed him for his virtues rs man, nor v
he i forgotten - long a. Ne love to contemplate Il.
.t,,b =. ui,,.ine IN hot ~ aud virtue Thcniot,
h u frsoi,rd by MARSHALL Lodge \" ~ lat '
record this memorial ol our appreciation OF bi, 40
n. mtn add ~ Mason and that We wear d
u-t,l h,fr # mourning iuf ihifty days
4 n, n r,s,f,,d That. A. Fraternity We tender
khis hrrrasct family our ul"ciiunalv CONFIDENCE
beir ,,f.farnhlc loss IT a hu~hahd mud father.
n, n resti,si That the Secretary pr sent TO |
family of the decreased copy Of ins expression
L ann sentiments and feelings FIR = brother whom
Se.ieci.. while living and Tor hose memory We N
!. ehrri.h kiud aud ln.iIng rQucmbrance.
q VI boNA.p. sec VI. l. ;!
n Marshall Texas tuly 9. -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-10

utep teet Itt diameter auu Zen tuch.. GA .a,.
tread On the inner p,tiphery Of the large
wheel there is a small wheel running. the
IaSlo of whirh sustalns the sJnd The ear
image Is held H. the railroad bv pg,drrs
which run ut the side OF the tail.
Tho ,o,,.r Ia ,ov. ,ha l,,,, .L..ls i
'applird AT tbe ton of the wheel bv which
,nn L.ys an ady.,,,,. !, s.ca,d,,,, ,Jani,
IN, cn,,,s,. !. n,cyented f,ou d..ca,din,
I,hn ,l,n. Ia ivo ,roa, ,.l,,,,, T.,
|,.a,'. al .LoL. ,h,n., i.,,,,...,,, ,I. -.
I,nd .n,all ,hn.is In u.,,, M, .,,,i,,a +,
|,yonld nn, he so necessary ~ ,ndncn 1iu.
l., l,,, "a, Tha ,aj,oaJ - s,.;, a.
carriage /. hutlt of timber only Tint tim
bier /. sufficiently durable i, evident. from
b. wear on plank roads. That timber
would cost much less than iron far "A road
|track, is evident
,o,d ,l,,.,noL o,a,,, H.
n r. I,ni',an, ar a. '" -
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-10

or Nr. John : 1hmsher was in Wasb
in gtou on the l0ih inst. lie was on his wa,
To New Ofleaus. to see his friend, in tim
city whore be arrived on the 25th
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-10

WIDOWS are tie great game of fortune
'"n'ers There is scarcely a Young fellow
% the town SIX feet high, that has no, pass
"a IN review before one or other of ,,es,
sedlthy relics.-Sptcfa'or.