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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17
Nail ARRANGEMENTS.

I,TrrS Man. ga SHREVEPORT, l.. ~Auis~
on Mondays Thursday, and sn'nrln Leave ~
Nrln,> ihys Thpfsdaes anil Suhdrvs.
EssfrR>. M,u, ,as MsssrlIle Ia A'rv|
M Wednesdays and saturdays. Leave. on Moddsg'
sni Thursday
\oRrnfHS M,iis r'n J,rrrssa~, Trx.s-h
rivss on ti-.ay< Thursdays aud SATURDAYS Law
on Wednesdays Friday aud Sundays
WHsrrHs N,it, .il Nr>rrHs"~ Tysss-A
rive. on Nnniisys. Wednesdays ard Saturdays l4ss'
on Tuesdays THURSDAYS, aud Sunday.
SN Arsesrf~r NAT Arrives on Wedne~la, ~
SATURDAY lsnses on Vhnfslnv and Sunday
T,,ns MAI. Arrives un Saturday and lesves y
Sunday
GItarR M,tt-- Arrives On Thursday sad leavs
on "Wednesday
PnHf tsrpo N,ii.-- trr,,.s on Tuesdays and m
sys Leaves ~ safne days tn the mar,,ag
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17
OF A correspondent OF the New Orleans

OF A correspondent OF the New Orleans
Delta, writing from Dardanellc. Ark, on
the Arkansas river, states, that on the eve
ming Of the 18th ult.. as the sun was about
to set, aud as the Pocahontas was rounding
gu, from wood yard, in Hog. Thief Bend,
ten miles below that place. she collapsed
both iucs Of her middle boiler. blowing fore
and Alphabetically scalding eighteen
persons, OF whom some were deck hands,
6remen, and deck passengers. who were
collected afterwards in the vessel. and Of
whom eight have since died. Hog. the {
BEND il noted for accidents. Here the JEFF.
ferson nk,-here the Swallow sunk
here the Gen. Shields sunk trice, and was
raised ~ often. and here the Empire spent
whole season, not being able to 60 up or
down, and here, lastly, the Pocahontns
collapsed two Aues.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17
CO agress.

Several interesting speeches have been
made on the question Of Intervention. The
Appropriation bill has been under discus.
siou, aud the Administration severely han.
died account of its extravaganza, aud
violations of law in the expenditure of pub.
lie money. \ number of anti slavery Pc
tiions have been laid on the table in the
Senate. A petition by Mr.. Hale, praying
the repeal of the Fugitive Slave Bill, has
been laid ON the table.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17
II. James D~sks.

We publish below two letters Of reeenS
date. from Mr. JANIS BURKE, our .ade'as-
ixstle Sunday School Agent. We have
also received n number Of pieces from him,
pno..hed. originally, in other pape's, on
the subjects Of intefna. improvements srd
education. IN every good work Nr. u.
seems to take liysly interest.
|, will be seen tina. he report. brisk times,
money plentiful. aud an eaterptis'ng spirit
among our Western neiglihors. We OF the
East. cannot 5oss, OF much money or very
brisk times, br, our people evince very
ii,el, pabiic spirit, and particularly on the
subject of internal improvements Before
the expiration of another year We hope to
see the practical effects Of this feeling
among our citizens.
IIorsroN. March, 81. 1852.
Edhor Trfos Republican,:
DrtR ~m Knowing yoHr interest Ia
ever, bling that. tends 70 promote mental
and moral Improvement avail myscli ci
the privilege Of Your columns 30 inform
such Of ,our readers ~ may he interested
in the SUNDAY School eutcrprilc, that IN
consequence ct the claims of other parts
ol the State upon my time and services, |
shall be- uuahle to make a general tour
through Eastern IcXn. during the present
,ear Ny hhors will be- mainly coufned
To middle ard western Texas, winch. ia
consequence IT my wishing the Eastern
pa,i nj the state fpr three years past, con
serutyply. has been TO some extent, neces
.uil, neglected Ia the mean time, | have
the pleasure Of informing all who desire to
obtain the the publication, OF the inertcaH
>pa,iag Nrhooi gmH. that they ran do 80
hv addressing orders either las may be to
thcm conveniently To Mir Herman Packard,
Sow D,Ieaus. er to myself at Houston,
Teyas
feel the less regret on account Of my
inahIll, to visit sur friends in the east. from
the fact that the Eastern Texas Conference
of the Methodist t. Church South, have
appointed NV old friend and brother, Rev
4. Crnwfp then Sunday School Agent
for that part Of the State. tie will be allie
to do much service in the common Sunday
School cause.
| aricuily hope that by next year F! shall
have q. ca luborer specially designated To
that field.
Your. truly,
JAMES BURKE,
igcai fr ne 4. s, y. taton for The
Niaic ot Ierds.
or Editors in l.. Texas favorable to
the : : cause, will confer favor by copy
log the above.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17
Ohio River.

The river was falling on the oh. at Pitts.
burg, with II feet . inches water in the
channel.
Flour at Cincinnati in moderate demand
at 81 10 per Dbl. bacon sides 81 per ID.
The wharf was inundated at Louisville,
and the water within 10 feet OF being rs
high MS II was at the great flood Of 1877.
River stationary on the 9th
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or The Rail Road Meeting held in th

or The Rail Road Meeting held in this
place on the 3D. inst. was quite a large one,
particularly for this season Of the year,
when planters are basy with their crops.
From the interest manifested, we are con.
WINGED tlmt our citizens have had talk enough
on the subject All they desire now, is an
opportunity to act. We hope this chance
will be offered them speedily.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17
R.u Red uosssisG--y{ell d. esassAAn
Apsu ,, 1Se3

u.e.irr called to order. BY calling on
D. r. TAYLOR, Esqr., to preside. ana mp
,,,niiug j. ". CuRrss, Secretary After
which ". r. Scott made short address
relative to the charter OF the Lon's'a"" ana
Texas Raj Road Aiisr he had done, "
Ioseph Ta,,or addressed the meeting ~.
,,dino To- the charter os the Rail Road, and
b,s conrsa in the late session OF the Legs
lature of Texas. generally. After closing
hi. remarks, Drury Field, Esq. being caiiee
an ros, and addressed the meeting 'o.e'ihy
and couelnsiyely. in favor Of the eon'em.
plat.d road After closing 1t WAS moven
by Geo. Lsae. Esqr., that the charter o.
tn. road be read which was csrr'o' t"cre-
upon Dfury Field, Esq, read the charter
to the meeting when " was move" anu
seconded that committee OF three DE sP
uoipted hy the chair, To dram resolutions
esuressiye OF the sense oi the meeting
Thcreunon. DR. Wm Evans, y. Brown,
and Marshall, were appointed. After
retiring for short time, tn" committee re-
ported the following, VIZ;
WHEREAS. The Legislature of Texas, con.
srious of the ncalculahle benefit OF Kan
Roads. and alive 10 the progress al the
ngc. have nt the instance, IN part OF cru
x-ns OF this county, granted charter
incorporating rnr TEy,s ANp LouiS'
ANtkAt1Hosp toNrtNN, with The we"
of continuing the llcksburg and >hreve-
mort road through the central aud most
hourlspiug part OF our state, to III faso
Mud. whereas, the provisions OF SAID
Charter, securing. besides the ordinary
RIGHTS aud immunilies eight section, OF
rich and valuable land TO the company
for each mile ct road constructed, ev'nce
a spirit Of liherali,y on the part o' oar
legislators, deserving alike the appFohe.
ton ol the citizen and confidence OF the
cnpitalist: Md whereas, in matters o'
great, of permanent, OF public, utility,
an expression Of public opinion Is not
only proper, but desirable,
Jherefore. Rcsoired That we, the cti.
zens OF Harrison county, ntokrn OF apr"
baton for the past aud a tryh!" earnest OF
our course IN future. hereby tender "uf
thanks. publicly. 'o the mcmher- ct our
Legislature. and more particularly, the ZION
" I. Scott aud DR.. J. Taylor, our Senator
ard Representative. for the very handsome
manner in which they have responded to
our call for the charter OF n Rall Road
through Harrison county.
Hesolrcd, Tina, we regard the c"ns'tuc
tiun ot a Rail Road, on the line con'co'
platcd in the charter, n, a part at what Is
ct ush,, and ought to be. a great national
enterprise; combining more local advan
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17
LITTER FROM MR CLAY.

The New Orleans Bee publishes the 70!
lowing letter from NJ Clay:
" ,su,NuroN, March 30, 1862
! have never Distinctly understood waae
Mr ko>.uth said If me At Louisville. |
certainly had given him np cnusc ot offence.
The interview between him aud the cannot
be regarded IA private, n it ccrta'nl, vat
not confidential one. 1t was ATTENDED
by three members # Congress, aud The
Attorney pf the nitetl s,ales Tor this dis
trc,, Md would have been bv nthers, but
Tor ny feeble state of health. " hat ND
-ald in the interview with Nf. kossuth. ~M
vaiicusly aud sometimes cou'tadictor,ly rep
resented in the newspapers uude' thrss
circumstances. Mr. Ewing. one Of w
memher- Ia Attendance, pfr'nr,d the stale
mrn' which hn. been Published aud III
substantial aernrsr, Of which had l~ss
verified hy another attending member, Or
my own sentiments aud lancuag. | ,hossk
had entre control just us Gen. Css
thought proper to state to the Senate d
the niicd States, what he had said 10 N,
kosshih, upon their frs, interview. NJ
Ewing, in his statement, treated Mr.. kas
snih with perfect respect. aud sn'd n"lhs~k
TO compromit him IN the slightest degree
Such my dear SIR was the origin and such
the motives OF the publication alluded to
am with great respect your friend as@
ohcdieut servant,
H. CLAY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17

ming sksm. with the help u saw1),e n
rccofuias. u possible. soms lineaw,., =.
countenawce, soN's p~c uiiarity Of os.sr,...
rr dresa. With the exception u Cs.s
Lees l't,le son, and NJ. Denny. III 49,
NO recognition WAS made Of tho h,E..
The catastrophe Is o"- cf those vhi.a
from their dssassrons and general e6,es.
blot DAT VII wtcans, Of S.ccrsatnsng ID, ~
Der and the names Of the sufferers. A.
book containing the passenger list !, ~
with every thing else 4" the clerks ~.
except the freight recoru the CLERKS ula~
selves are dead the comparatively ~
bodies recovered are dnrecognisskte a.
i, seems impossible that even the lon =
life will be correctly ascertxin.d.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17

" There is n great scarcity of corn and
provisions throughout this section of the
State, and we have heard it minated tina.
Candidates win be compelled il they make
prolonged vista in tho country, to ago to
RSaee ~"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17

O~ioe ~ til. difficulty of making eollrci"iis' AMI
TN fact TINT have several Thousands owing US
srs,,-r-d throughout Eastern Tesas We have deter.
yn,n~si fur the future 10 receive ~ subscriptions "' ~
the rasniy nnless the muary Is paid ~ adj nhe" "
tn -od II the present volume, we VIII scratch ~ i
enm~s II all Delinquent subscribers from snh-crp
tk,n tx.,k. and We intend land give timely noiicT
n a.w Intention publish l'.o ali Delinquent sub
s~rihrr wiih IA. amounts they may be owing prf"s"
shris names This intended publication viii be kept
sanding IN n. tafer until they pay up Desperate
41seae~s require drsjera,e remedies
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17

or A destructive fire occurred at Pa
dscsh on the third. 4 livery Stable. the
Hazard House, several wooden buildings
and the Branch Bank, were entirely con.
eumet,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17
War In China.

4 civil war has broken ont in China,
which threatens 10 overthrow the power OF
IN emperor. The city OF Wing was re-
Gently taken by the rebels. The govern
ment treasury Eel! into their hands. Three
lAousand Imperial troops were killed.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17

or Spring has opened finely for the
Planters. II the season should continue
- II has begun, fine crops Will be raised.
We understand that much more com has
bsen planted this year than last.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17
Latest News.

by Thursday nights mail We received
or regular files Of New Orleans papers,
bearing dates ~ late as the 18th inst
(Msoday last) The principal items of
News will he found In our paper.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17

NEw Yoxk, Apii5.--ln the case Of tho
trial Of the persons accused Of participa.
ting in aud originating the late expedition
to Cuba, the jury filled to agree and were
discharged.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17
Steamboat DxDlsssin Less Of Lifs.
MADISON, Ind. April 3

The Steamboat Red Stone blew 40 this
afternoon, while backing out from Scots
Landing, n shor, distance above Carolton.
The explosion completely shattered the boat.
and she immedintel, sunk in 10 feet Of wa.
ter. large number OF the passengers lost
their lives, and Of the officers and crew the
Captai" and Clerk only are saved the for
mer being very severely, and perhaps fatally
injured. Eight bodies Of tho victims have 40
far been recovered. The exact number that
have lost their lives is no, yet ascertained
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17
0eASest3eat 0aoetjsa.

Nxw YoRx, april 7.r. M.--Seymonr,
Democrat, has been elected Governor Of
Connecticut. Both branches Of the Legs
lssurs are also Democratic, thus sec urnQ
to that party the election Of 4. y. Sem.
TOR.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17
Desxs R~uss - As4tlA

Al Of our readers arr interestes! !" learn
ing tho fate Of the petitions sent on to
Washington sossc tesc ago, asking for
.sas- rossc from this place 10 Austin \
simple glance al the map will suffice to
show that such mail facil,ie, are greatly re-
CURED. The petitions sen, on met the prompt
attention of senator Ru.k The following
letter from that gentleman, was addressed
to friend Ia this place, who has handed 1t
to rs for publication
WAsu.~aro~, March 20, 1852.
De,.r SIR IL received from YOU II ie" days
since, petition signed hy large number
of your citizens asking for stage route
from Marshall to \acoedoches. which.
together with one Of ike importance from
die citizens Of Rusk county, and one from
til. members Of the Legislature handed
to the Post Master General, with request
that II be complied with. He has ordered
an Increase Vt the pay upon the route OF
hty per cent, with authority 20 the coa-
tractor to enp!oy a Ici horse, or ecach,
N hts ouiiun.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17
lily the Mars- Southern Line
ooaaoetteot STATE oonveu ttou,

NEw foRk. April 7. p. n.--'rhc State
Convention in Connection. has probably re-.
ssl.ed in favor Of the Wings. The temper.
ance question was prominent feature.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17
Cuban ApbrcAensiea.

WV T"NN, NFriI "
batter accounts from tuba stat. that ,l,>,S
is much alarm i''l, on the island caused ~
a report that another -Speui'io" is hitting
out IN the n'ted State ;,r its Invasion
The sh,l,- ol war are sent gu, to csvie,
along the coast.
w. Ihrnsn.r is on III. way back to Thu
ctnutts. \ letter from t,,bera;lct, ds,e1
January 30lh. states that he was there, Si
,bnuI to proceed to Madrid Letters iron
hiu meutinn H.. hind treatment he has r.
celycd eref since hi, arrival IN Spain, and
other Americans. ~ ih-ir letters hon., best
testimony to the sHnte effect
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17

or In our last paper W. did injustice 10
Can't. J. VI ttRris. who acted rs Sccre'a
~ OF the Railroad meeting which con.
yened in tbs place on the III inst Capt.
&. is one of our particular friends, and We
are well satisfied would not do rs inien.
lional injustice. II appears he had TO leave
town, amos, Immediately after the adjourn
men, of the meeting, and had not time,
consequently, to draw up the proceedings.
ilc committed the task to Nr. MARSHALL,
Of the Star State Patriot On Tuesday
evening we were informed that we could
get the proceedings. But our paper then
being nearly full, and a quantity Of copy
on hand which was bound to go mp, barge
mail ia from New Orleans in the Posto'lcc
and a portion Of our edition to be worked
Oft on Friday evening, We could not insert
them without much Inconvenience. Think
ing, in addition, we had been treated rather
cavaIiely. we were not disposed to over.
work ourselves 10 &c, them in, But we
presume III. whole matter was one Of &C.
cdent and wo readily acqu, our ncighbor
Mr. VI Of intentional neglect. Not know.
ing the circumstances, we suppose he
thought they would be in time on Friday
We would suggest 10 those who
act IA Secretaries of meetings in future. to
furnish us the proceedings us early as pos
sible, AS i. frequently happens that from
press of business we are unable to attend,
and need the proceedings as n basis for
such remarks AS we may feel disposed 10
make.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17
fron the s., I.oa'. R.rabicnn
Drv>AfAl B1yac@tea and Less 81 h'ss

Al -
wv. rh'.nn, and the y,.,,uc,ion Of a
s..'.,o. If bum,u beioys--it cam OF
.''s' ,,,n.,, how many. Tkc history of
~ ssa.JnJ event. As we'll a. We could
sa,,,;,, !, drv;ny the prevailing intense
"s.'''"'' .,on, ms f,llows.
.r,a s,a,,,., ,,'eucoe had lust arrived
- u, n.l.,,s heavily laden, aud WAS
,.... 30 .,,i,,, iaudins between
b.. .nJ a'h.s,,, s,,e.,s
~. .,aa,,..rs ,,.rA scot, Georgia, Cat.
'L W.s,,,, Wo,ld were living one
IA, H.. other n, tba, po,n,, aud the
,',' - ,,,orr,iu, an entrance bc
a.. ,T..,,,,r, and ,,eorp,,. She Law
w., l;,,l, ,hova the .ieru of The
' "'''' ..Lan ,,, mr. more Of tn. boilers
iJi snr.,J;,o dealt. and destruction
sNf''. ',;.p.,inn shou, her.
,,,, ,e,tl.o,an who. during
=, ,o" -. ,,,n tho C,enrpe ar,eh :,
'"' o loar, ,h,l sh, carried
' "a ,'.sa,o,.rs mara or less and
80! T. ,,.n,y. 6ye cabin messengers
w., ia ,,,.,,J g, s.y.r,J Adjacent
~ '.a,ia,,,,, lam, tim, to allow
'''''''.' -. ian, .bnr. 10 hoard her
,''''i ,,,,,,,,..,s .o,,.ldornLl,
W." .,' ,.as 20 ,s ha,e animated
-" 49,, ,,hp ,o.irn MINER work :
-, r..,,'.,,J ,r IL. n.l,t bopse
w '''' a.. ,,'.,, ,,,,o,o IT,. n,a,osi.
IA ,,,,h.,.d ia ,,it
" " ''' s.' ,,,r,, .,,,y Chin.
ness '',' i'''''" -. anJ ,,e;,b, were
heNs' ",'',' III ,.,,. L,,,,,o ,e,,y.
sc"'F''" '''"'
!" ,a''4 t..,..,,;,,, ,,.s nm, con.
NV WV" ~ ,,ar ,,rer
""' ~ 60, ,,t;,h Ia, r,osr l.,
WIDTHS 81 Wv 'I'i' ~ ,ha Ld,.s calm.
"N'"S VI Wv ri. -. ,,.,,, IA, ,,.er,,
"as ','"''''. ,...a,,.n, y, ,l,a calamity.
Ns''''' "'' W sr'l,.'nn H.. ln,t yea.
'""''' "'' Wv ',.i,u,,,,r,o,.i,
-. .',,,,,,.,,c.d hoo,;pg
W.T." ''' en- ~ H.. ,oi, n,n
r. -, t,,n
o., - - H., ,L.,I hans.
"" 49, ,n.,ia, had h.,, tb,nwo
wa" ,ua,I -, ,t., n,r,rts,,. iii.
u" '"' ''''s"' ht,L ~. d.. ,n,r hn,,,..,,.
"'', ~ -. t.,,u,,, e,,.,l,
r HI. L.J 100, and
""'"' 30 IN .;,.. y.,,, ,L,
',..',. .;..',. ,,...,,. and ,,,,,,,,
n 1 ,.,.., ln,', IN, f,,,, ans. .,d,.
,,i..' I...,,o,,.h .,..Li,,, .on,. ,,lac.
If sscane
One ar two poor fellows VINO had been
s.,td.l and ,n.rvatJ. caught IN the fall.
in, timber were seen mn,,nninn aud heard
cr,i,, l,uJl, for assistance, a. thu flame.
reached and rnyelaped them The scene
w.a. a p,os, horrible one. As the bon; con
Timed In uhde down, her yawl become
filled with her surviving passengers lhc
yavls al some other boats also were pushed
an, and succeeded In sa,iuu others. ",
can make no correct estimate Ut the mum
her of persons lost hv ,caljnp and drown
inp. 1t IL supposed that som sixty te
seventy were saved. Nllow'Gg thi' est
mate to he correct, from 'hlflN to tnFtN, Or
even more, lives have been host.
The scene, witnessed 'thmcdlh''i} af''
the occurrence oi the catastrophe are +"
the most heart fend'us description. W.
noticed several mcn, their lace' 'lar"e"cd
ashes, hurfNing ai"n9 the '"Nee hru cfN"'t
tor relle' tne booty On me 'ta'att nae
the heaa h'u"h ehUreiN on W. "a" ais"
,he 'rss o' ""N OF gu 'l' """i nav ivy
LOGGED ~ some "'h'' "''''u"'' MUM"
OF phNs'ciahs were IA ,"'a"c"' nv" ''"
d'trd every service ""'e"' 'N ~ "'' P""''
~, ''''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17

Few p~blic mea have enjoyed nssse
vide spread pcrsaad,y 'han Gov. He'll.
Alshssgh he has At different periods enter.
tsis-d opinions ia direct opposition to the
Legislature, a majority Of tine pvcss, and a
large portion Of his fellow. citizens, he has
received signal marks Of favor from all.
During the late session OF the Legislature,
when his opinions were con.roverted by
many of the member, we noticed that it
was invariably done in respectful! and
kind spirit, and with due credit to his integ
ri.y and puri.y Of purpose. The same spirit
has been evioced by the press, with few
exceptions I,.mnst be gratifying to him
to he thus treated. As public man, II i.
an incentive 10 hum TO cherish n kindred
spirit, while II assures him tina, he may
continue to act with independeu, iirmncss,
w,ihos, lorlci,iug the esteem of his fellow
citizens,
~ common with many others. we differed
from the Governor IN ievo important meas
ures-ihc Apportionmeo, Bill and the biIl
in relation 10 the settlement Of our public
debt. The latter has become law; the
former bill, has many very serious ctjec
tons, in our opinion. Not the least among
these is the large increase OF Senators and
Representative. Legislative bodies when
large. are Invariably tuoul,eou., and their
course is tardy and uncertain \ few men
selected for their intelligence and business
qualifications, viii do moro business land
do it better in q month than large bod,
would in sis Our late Legislature was
di.orderly enough, wi,hou, adding double
the number to Increase the discofd, As a
specini session Of the Legislature will prob.
ably be convened. we hope tho Apporl'on.
men, bill will be so amended ~ not to in.
creas. the number in either House OF our
Legislature, and that the requirements of the
Constitution will be as rgldly adhered to,
as possible
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17

Sr,lN.-t,eueral Care,in, who super.
sedev l)p toncha as Governor of Cuba, VA
to sail from Vadiz on the 2Oih OF Ms,eh
/ he cause OF toucha's ,iism. sal was MI
made known ENien,,ve disnlssals AID
congratulations were taking place, both ia
the citil and military services
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17

INsp " ,Nfs.--t ungtess bsvise
pasted the h,Il niaking laud warrants unde,
;hc net cl September 1900, ,.signst;~.
the, are now quoted in New York at tles
to si35. inactive aud Ia limited demand
he bill VII reduce their price by bringing
them tfpel, into market.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17

o. TN the 4th inst, a soap factory WAS
burned a, Louisville, Ky. Less, 10000.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17

OF The Mississippi Democratic State
Convention have declared Cass ms their
first choice Tor Presidont. aud Douglas the
secoud.
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JeAs w. i,sndersga, is cnnddn'e iof eisth o' t''
enuu,v couv, II Harmon comfy
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r.,< f,m<. " fsrf.s eandidair Tor "" of'''" W
c1.atv Clerk Of Harrison county, at III. ""Y"'
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w. r. Voag, II Panoln county. = . candidate ip'
ptasssrt Au9n.y, for the eih 'ui'e@' ''"'''' VI WV
Uses,tne election.
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f..tt~,t U.l.-a If Pos -i'na and lotc~' H. f'h'
Mn q ~ a candidate for As-rss0t AID '"le'o' "
'rss~s fer Harrison county, at we ensuing
sna ,r,r~,l, asks The support of IT. cli"w ciIiten'
fns tt,~ office.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17

81. D.siey. Of Cherokee oopnig; n .ila'1" y,
n Djssrcs Attorney, for ttr hih 'ih"' '''' "'
~ ensuing election.
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?RonAHlr ioR WEBSTER.
Ma.nehuseils 49,. 10 Rhode hlnul I
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