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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28
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The Grand Temple Of Honor Of this
State, met on the 10th instant. at Tyler
pursuant to adjournment. There were
twelve delegates present. -Four Temples
were not represented. Aiucn important
business was .trnnsactcd. u synopsis q
which, the q. W. x. will, in due time. fur
nish in the press. The following officers
were elected to serve for the mex. year:
l.. c. Clop,on. Il. ". r.; Frank J. Pas
lilo. q. w. Y. T.: Ward keeler, q. W. r.;
l.. Is. prcndergast. q. ". IT,; Wiilism
Blackburn, q. ". Gu; J. ". Ewing, G.
W. u; Loudon y. Ward. g. ". q.
On tho evening of the l7th, the Social
Degree was organized in connection with
TYLER Temple. No. 3. Ten ladies. be
ljeve. united themselves with the order.
They were highly delighted with the De-
gree, aud manifested nm interest in the
cause even beyond the usual zeal Of wo>
man. By their influence, the temperance
feeling was increased at least Af,y per cent
in Tyler IN one day, What few months
will bring about time only can tell. While
they keep Loves altar burning" the enc
nv cannot staod, but will flee before them
like grasshoppcrs. Such must be the re-
suit. under the administration Of tho pres
ent beautiful aud accomplished incumbent.
The officers for the present term arc ~ fol
lows:
Sister Martha Lee. 3. r. r.; Brother
William Chiffon. u. r. r.; Sister Rssves,
=. v. r.; Brother kosenbaum, II v. u;
Sister Cowsar, y. Past T.; Brother Walker.
q. Past T.; Slater Roasnhaum. =. T.; Sis
Ter Lee, &. o.; Brother Pond, b. u; Sister
Walker. >. C.; Drothsss liAsts6eld. q. =.
On The lesh, the Grand and Subordinate
Temples aud Social Degree formed IN
procession. The Judges Of the Supreme
Court, xnd other distinguished psrsons
showed their good will TO- ~ eases BY
joininHin the procession, Having ssssAsd
the Baptist Church. prepared for a. oQDa>
sion. one o. our Auimsting sonea ~ sans.
Scriptures read. and prayer offered, ~
Broihss Blackburn. q. ". ch.; alsss vhies,
according !. previous invitation. yess hsm
he ssftasit attempted 10 believer Z short
addrsse4 The exercises hsine ovsr, ~
audlsass was dismissed, and Slater asd
Dso1hee Tsmplass masched hack 10 IL
Hala, aad adjosrned for dlssss.
| h ~ evening, Tie Grand fsmp,e ~
l1gain, 1aioAe( = bssisssA aad sdtsmoi
satil NJ rs1s ! msstisg. wAleh N ~,
| vsss h Palseas. - ~ IN = II
| ~, Il 10 esslel, a. ss.sEsFs i
D. elhsslt ~ ssnst AsssaI
IN ny n III ~ n. ii
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28

The parisians, like the New fotksrs.
struck with admiration o, the Crystal Pal
ace in London. aud the grand idea OF a
Worlds Exhibition OF Industry, are now
erecting n magnificent building, happily
designated the Palace Of Industry, which,
they say, will eclipse ths original one IN
London. A late Paris paper furnishes the
following account of The French Palace !:
The erection Of this grand building 10
being carried ON with great energy IN the
Chsm}s Elysees. The trenches which are
10 receive the foundations are already hear
~ al opened. The following 10 the project
ed style aud formation Of the building
Il will contain Que immense hsll !D4
n,etress long and 40 wide, and will be sur
rounded by "A double gallery OF two stories
"a meire.s in breadth. The roof will bs
supported by very slender columns. so that
~ entire immense area, in m 2Sa ms,re.s
in length BY los IN width. will be- present.
ed to the sr~cuIator in one coup dril
The height Of the structure will I've IS
metrrss There will 10 fnsr grand ensran.
css In tho fronts. aud four othefs In The
singles Of the bsilding. The exterior
wslis will Nv Of cot stone. pierced viii r..
cadss to the numi,sv Of $50. and this wall
will b. naak~d with sI1 ornamental pasil.
ions. The principal front Of shs ssssetoss
will face tie avsnss n ths Champs Ely.
sees, and will present surface ii I 30
metrea The pasilions or exterior tsnss
will h. ocesrlsd by the commitssss fos ".
rioss pssresrs. and also reserved ~ rsssp
lion aud re(reshmsns aaloons
Tho pavilion, which will face ths aasiee-
Al psnosana Of Col. LAnelols. Win b o.
euplSd ~ The Board Of Control auA viii
sonssis two grand stalrsasss lssdlns tesihs
gallsssss o. De 6sse story. 1ts pavllioa
will ssvsr Asrssasise u SIT msssss.
Al ~ esd II IL salladss sssuslag ~
sldss ~ u gvsss hst. shsrs VII - fsss
amealas pavIloas. 1prss~g = .asssssssy ~.
srsSSqa s4es tSxl kialM9 dy~siane sosQna,
~ y ne wi6dtng slsirsaaqs IN -
a. - - ~ gallsrlse. ,s.s ~
s. i lsespaf ffset - r. son
b esmf 6ee9 " ~
N11s - AtAe spalse ~
-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28

Tur TgLganArm.-1he Cnddo Gazette
has cheering intelligence, ss to the prospect
Of the Red River and Texns telegraph
linee. Alexandria has subscribed $1,000
the full amount necessary for that place
in fur days. Nstchitoches has also sub.
scribed her full share. Shreveport has only
to make up the residue Of her subscription.
to enable the commissioners 10 authorize
the immediate commencement Of the line.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28

Il IL stated that tho reports Of the earn
inua Of fourteen railroads taken indiscrimi.
uatdiy ftom Ohio. Maryland. Pennsylvania,
New York. Connscxcut. indiana. aud
Georgia. show al increase In March, rang.
ing from II 10 100 per cent, aud, in one
cr two instances TO about $50 per cent
This indicates not only IA tlourishing con.
dition Of the country, but in the state Of
tho pockets Of the people who have the
luck to possess shares in lhe iron tracks.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28

N. i. v. Lsrsusss: -.
Sill ssties = ysss Rafes q ~ -
isssaas, eel spoa M hy MANY Fdssda. :"
70 tsee~ss . candidate to represent Hasst>
sow enesly = The Senatorial bsanch Of ths
SID ken3slaturs fov Tie ncat term.
1nwpiy to this ve'y generous call. Il a.
forsis me- pleasure To yield = willing CON.
plianes 10 their wishss; cad. if shosld
h chosen At the ballot box. | promise to
h. faithful and industrious In the discharge
Of The du.iss Imposed on ms.
W. +. SCOTT.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28

FATAL RrxcoNrxx.--A difficulty oc-
CURED in this place on Thursday last. the
9Th inSe, between NJ. George W. Givens
and Mr.. T'homAs 4. Milan. which resulted
in the death Of the latter. A. the whole
matter will undergo IN invsssit PATTON before
thu judicial tribunals Of The sosntsy. We
refrain iron, making any eousmsnts. The
defendant was admistsd 70 bail 10 the sum
ii $1,000, 70 appear 1t he next term Of
the District Court Tor Anderson county
fspajesfise Advocate.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28
o. Dr.. Estes il about to establish =
Democratic paper at Shreveport

A wing postmaster in New York; IN
sending on his last quarterly returns. sealed
a considerable lock OF his hair on the out
side Of the package, thus iniina,ing his
readiness to =" yield up bis scalp" whenever
the good Of bis country should require his
death. Patriotic to tae last Cad. Gas.
We suppose he merely considered him
self "gone coon" and desired TO be ai'
fcctionsteiy remembered.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28

The Chicago Democratic says. eh.a
Portage city papers have not ec''s 70 =
with the conclusion Of ths trial Of Etss
l.eahy, known NJ the Monk 81 Ia ~
pe," for the murder Of bernard Mss'y,
/. is reported. from otherssosrcss. 49,
has been convicted. and adjadssd e
the law Of 1850. by the jasy,.to 'saf'
n,ent for III.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28

rsS - ~ - eaDa - ~.
~ sds,ss1 y - Nsstssaa Dssssssds
Csuvs~s,ss, slss~blsd u 0s'sinsss. r.
Joss lisa II rsseississs emAsassd IN
IL, vsrs s~doessd By ~ lsss qDasrssssossl
D.msssasis Couvension, hsed Il Tylss on
~ a4iA II April. ssd Gosm ssstssisl pat
II ~ Proceedings q list bsdy. A. sssh
shsy shnsld have been pshlished With tho
sshsr proceedings, bet strange 10 ssy they
hsvs not yss appeared. We prsssms THE
can bs accounted Tor. from the fact that
they are In direct conflict with the news
tangled democracy. advocated by sosns
psrsons in this district
Evsy democratic paper Ia Eastern
Texas. to whom THE platform 10 acceptable.
shead ~ publish t. The rssolasions form
q basis Of principle. upon which al mas
units. The NOMINEES Of The Convention, II
hs accepts, mast ssbseribs to them; aud
hence The voters IN the Distriet will know
where to find him. W. can speak for oe.
sslf They meet our cordial appreciation,
and We will support no man who does not
end rss them without reservation.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28

There was preaching at five places
in .rshsll on last Sabbath night. to. wit !:
40 IS Presbyterian Church. by Rev. NJ.
" -tsples At the Cumberland presbyte>
dsa ~ Rev. r. D. Wilson; ut the Baptist.
5y Nv. NJ. Tu8tor; at the Methodist. by
Re Nr. Tuliis; at Gsllagaers Hall. by
Ro Mr.. Chambodut. = member Of the
Cats lie persuasion. All Of these places OF
eof IN we're well sttended What other
mace in Texas, or even in the older States
Of the Sans population Of Marshall, can
muster 1--WE congregations on ono evening.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28

81 We ~ indsbtsd to Senator Dcaglss,
~ - spssshss 10 reply to Msss's. CLAY
k|1p - 49,, u The Central American
~ Ny ssmbsr fshe Illustrated Mag.
I'd. IN A. l. sss Of the most interesting
~ ~ ~ volsms thst has been Thus la
q ~. ~ II eonsonancs with the high
~ hat TILE excellent periodical has
teca W regard Il ~ one Of the boat
= - q H. hind that has been started
lD Usiea. Il u destined to have ~idc
II uobeIea. The matter contained In II, 10
- ssesllsss shsrastss. and this, added to
~ saats d iassssstins Embellishments.
leisas 70 make Il popular mouthly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28

tE BALI ar SmRgvxroRr.-A friend
attended the Ball 1t the Nelson House.
. vcport. on "Wednesday evening iast,
bv yosng g~ntleme" Of Tint place,
,mplimsut to Miss Lucy iloLccsnE
Miss DErTiE CAMPBELL, Of Marshnll
,. given 10 . favorable aceosnt Of Il.
ays: at was one Of the most bril-.
,ot afairs l have witnessed IN a great
,. Nothing WAS wanting; only time
along too Acctly. All heans were
and gay, and merry sst marriage
The music. the dancing, The supper
.a taes. everything wAs most sat'''ahly
sged Tho complmented lsdics. Of
hall, presented themselves with char
istie snsc and taste. Caddo 10 EN-.
b ,caliy a great parish, and Nelson .
.a worthy Of his name"
70 had ~ invitation to this Ball. md
ier.t that VIC were unable t. ..,..snd II.
! haze no doubt Il was delightful party.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28
TIL T. NJ A 4 X + I 8.
PlCAYUNE OFFICE,
FxIpAY NI0M1, NAy.

8tUAI Multi Sseyt - =
iIvwa rosf. cLAsntstcAvIeH. -,
oriinsy r.. = ;;.e'! MIs'!isse' !. :
Low Mtldiing y aat Akdsilius fass. y1 =
MhiiIinx, % - lot Fair. So.
FLoua.--Fvm ~ ~ ~ ~ IS
poax. -frn pl3 IS In IS S7l
BAcor HAAS frvsa ~ IL SEE. clsAs sates
shouldss srii ~ 81 . SEC.
LAsD.-AiH To l0c. .
Covvsg.-0l NC. &.
CMocuLArs --rrsa . ~ ~.
qVeA a. BNwa, fsam 80 N l)e.;
4Aaai So krni'i~ky frsxn 81 y ~.
bEaswAx. --fmm ~ IN ~.
RALs tass-- -ksasa~ky, 81 6e~.
HxIss. -~lJ~ar - i" " INV. In ~" ~
MOI .ssss eswm II IN yttr,
CAkcifr- = ~ ~ Gle.
RicK--At q &c. s
CoaS.-Osdinssv, ~ . 80.
0atsls 1oaslsA =
l~dsrsa Guy. Asy = l4
Ref Cam:s tAsssssa, IN III nss 80.
= e Lake asA Jsssss ~
llngs. Jrs H. NJ.
Mich rews. ~ hss1. ~
tis-rp. pws hsed.
alvrs asst YsossiNQa. ~ Asod. -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28

nrlsy ard Sunday nights last the
~ q 1asshall wsss favored with
elng By NJ. CnAxsopur, Cath
e)ssnynsa. NJ. c. preached 10 Gal
- 6su. m - both evenings there
- rssssstabls aadl.uees in
~ snssG u them, however.
eas hsa nssivss u ssuriosity. y
- ~ many psrsons belonging
psnsasaoa, Ia thIs vicinity
~ = -, n fast, had never heard
- pyssA asa before his first ser.
VI nosV 1lsoesd. various were tho con.
jeciarsy ~ y % he manner VI bic ap-
rsss.res Gestlis. SD The character Of
'he serviess esns. iadsed, Supposed that
D BE- .see.d DO dssanpd IN he regala Of bic
Il. elnrsh, ana woaM dslivss bic prayers IN
H. e. l.aia.
s chfsr9 he h,' sesmeN, which was
6esrpoiaed paacipol Il + disqsIsteu upon
sh, aess,iat- r' sbe Ira IL Chsreh snd
- - isrsae Of il, against mlsssprsssa.
2ss .Asios sNfosd % TO a,s arac'css Of It,
b. f. Ehisi.sess.
Is NJ &. IS, as hs name would tod, sts, =
ireeca,aau, aad aihooat efs b. IL
,ser, gssaesaau does ,et srea. eish ~
ssse aaa lasnry Of Amsasau. ~,
"a ssrsnor lasted about an hosy a,i nAif.
aAa vss iissepsd 10 vib rrse,ettsl atiea.
tipn
Nr CsAsfonrr "a rcsideui Of Cali
vsyaer.. zad ~ one me was ioea,,J ri
1 neioxa<s. ror several month. past
~. eusases ia l'aspllng over IT,
~ soesesy 10 which he belongs
KA.s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28

M. Enron;
rh. ,,,,., or ,n,, ,.,., .ont.in.
.....,,~.,,... A !. w.. Vn,.,.
!, s;,;n. w.. ~ h.snws . candidate for /.
~. T.. 49,, H.. n.n,..s,,.,;s. h,,nrh If our
.-.. I...;.,.,.,s nd M. call. mon me
80. -. .'s,,;on. NJ IN. .ovn,v have
,.s... -, ,,.o.,o.. .rd ~ ..rh , character
49,, ,.si !, n,v J,,v IA .ro.;..ce and per.
...;, ..v ,.u, N h. u.~d "A n,opo.ed
,rI' ~. ..,':.., ~ ;,,...,.., ;.,'.rovsmso,.
49,. :. n,o,no,. ,,,h;ch ...n. 4, have
-.,..,.a IN. ali .oo, m. n, hreom. n
.'.,;',.,. 4. ,,. l., ,v,,;.h I f..i a a.cn
md sincere in,srest. ID one ths, should
.nn... Tho .n,,cs. .ilkn,ion Of every true
f.;s"s n ,,o,rs,s /, /, IN nv onoiou.
49,. ,... H. If r.x.. IN ;nr,eas. her
t.u ..,I h.. ,,o,olo,, h.,, ,s.ou,c..
wi,L ~. .,., n oa1 O0O .ou,re miles. abe
,,.. ,1..,,,,,,a. ;,.,,tlc;.nt Ia ep,itl. her
~ ,~n R.,r.sso,,,,yr, in Congress; one
n.n,t.,, md . f,.c,;oo b.ipv alf 10 which
~. !. ,..lly entitled And While 10 many
;.L..,,,.,,;. NJ, ,,o..nted IN tho immi-
Gran, n,,.ls,;on oi.Euro,e and III. North,
- ..,,l,, !, other oo,ti,ns Of the United
state. !, /, no, 10 b. cxpcc.ed that Texas
Iii ,..,.,,;, he, rival. in IN. xcou,itiou Of
nnn.l.,;ou u1I,.s she deyo,es herself to the
n,,anmeu, Of that peculiar element Of Ia.
man prorre,. Rairond improvements.
I'm. increase Of her inhabitants must de-
n.nd an N. .or;aI industrial. and CONNER.
clal inducements presented BY the State.
md !, \. ,heref,re her ooIicy 10 provide all
,ho fae;l,,ies which are presented by com
ue,ina sections. She caano, within herself,
consanua,e sll the Railroad Improve
$3.50. ...~.t.I hs IN. s.c...;,;.. of the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28
Rns R,vna.- The Cadde Gazette OF
'aturgaay last, says:

Rap R,vxa.- The Caddo Gazette Of
'atsrday last. Gays;
"Ths Texas, whlrh came down on
rhu 'dsy hIsht. brought ehs report Of =
very b w siss above Very great appre.
BENSON .rs hsss sasafl>Insd oe an over
dow. F,e rsvss = wsw nearly up 10 the
baaka Aad u additional riss will. IL ill
probability .aa', N overflow"
% Is suinerea thai Santa Aana IL 90 anx.
ious to 20 ts war v.h ~ Unltsd 6tates,
TIA f no either ecsus ELI ess b. fosnd.
IL . icie,n,ned 10 dema d ~ III, whisl,
Il now Ia Hssnans nnsesm. II uoutd
tess "a of polirs for this rsvesuelt =
tsNs ~ leg. thereby sifardiu- bM,nos
~ S1 Ssta4s .or making uacks 49, -
se3e psh Me Old rssca' ca,
Il, E = III A bl,.hs,s IL tlse State
& M upon 10 meet 10
: :
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28
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" SVsSs -
~ feO Hoeeee9 Cs@fesy'
6snrkAo@dsss Of ~ ssme, SO Cep~sk
isfs generally.
~. r,..,...,.. ~ -. v,ekshurr and Fl
49, s,s-. ~...,ri,l.A A TYLER on
80. ...s - ~, ~. ~ ...s.pdrd In effect
~ ~. ~ =. "t 80 ~ Cor,nsnv Nv the
~ 49,. p..~,l-., .,i rn,.-so,s =. oros,drd
*'aO"u r..-. =. ~. -.r,. ,;,nc hook.
~ ~, .....;...,., ~ .,ork wc,. ooened. In
.'1 uc ,,H'. PHI ss' - ~ o,h., ronntie.
smith, cps"u', ,'A"',"" ~ "a W., rom
~. ~. p, III ~. VI .k~,r and Sh,.ye.
w NV" ~ ~ S ,.,.. nv. a,rady bsen sur.
tsved nom Wick burg to Msr-ball.
a. ~ ,A. ca,,,,s,o,x above
~. ~, Jn,v * IN. pr..,dcnt
"~".1, ~ .gI'sh h,.f address. in
~ p'.P.'s a"" ",ia, IL. ,n,,. and pro..
P~"P'"s' -, 49, .,. ,,',,,.nhy and sia,i..
Pfes o. 'A'u n"s'' Wv 1881 q N nass The
W. Ill, :" s.., and J,.,,,cs rom III. Louisiana
P'oo'",e VS. anu ,', ,,,.., f,a.,hla
n"s 70 "a rs" anu ,''s - I, ,ha I'D In ,hc
'n""' W. '"s - ,,t,,,, .n,b view. and
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28

. Lairg de present month there
v. been several dAys w.en fres we're 'a-
%. assbly requisite for comfort. i",so
mt cold days. connected with the cx-
e rains. have materially retarded the
ii they have not eGeetuslly ruined
'ospects Of planters. On Wednesday
was cold enough for fires. and those
u who could afford such a luxury in.
4 themselves in it,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28

The French Emperor 10 quite
everlasting himself BY rowing on ~ ,
1t st. Cloud. and receiving = ssvsfs :
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28

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:, ~ ,hsaAssias tasse d ~ I!ca hssse.
n Il. D. WARD, Presidsnt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28
NEW ADv92TlSeu1

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-04
RInekuooa aud EnIncr.

The January number Of BlackWooi i be-
fore Us viii the following table Of contents i:
Slavery aud The Save power IN The L. States:
My Novel; or Varieties in En- lish life Lot
ter 10 Eascbius about many things Lady
Lees widowhood. Part ] Thomas Moore
Defeat Of the Ministry. My Novel" Is con.
Guided in this number II viii rau% with the
best Of the authors works, # mol above them.
II Is the calmest. most natural ard phiose pbic
Of Bnls ers productions. As was 10 have
been expected from the maturer intellect and
the steadicr moral nalure which al yarcing life
gives. there Is an absence of The mawkish sen.
timent and the meretncious play Of passions
which disfgured some of his earlier works
while there is moro Of human nniure. deeper
tone OF thought. n broader reach Of sympalhy,
and beaming over all the stellar light OF a
purcr and brighter Imagination. The book
abounds with evidences Of scholarship, and
with passages Of poetic beauty and rare clo-
quence Its political cast IS slfingenily con-
servative, so much 50 indeed. that there may
seem an unmonly obsequiousness towards the
nobIilly ana afIslocihcy III bHg'anu' an" u"
implacable hostility to all movements designed
to liberalize the government aud elevate the
masses. "Quieta nan m0rcrc' Is hvor.e
motto of one Of the principal characters and the
pervading moral of the story. There are
faults which the critics will not fail 70 detect
and expose; but, with its virtues and It's faults,
lis pages Vil be turned with delight by the
reading worll