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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

The result Of the election in this county,
on Monday last, for Representative, Is =
matter Of uncertainty, and there is another
o,o.pect for = tie. Indefinite accounis
have been received from all the boxes but
two. and Mnrshsil's majority - estimated
from 80 to ~. The two boxes TO hear
from are Lagroues aad Spencer. At the
first, lLagrons'.) !, is reported that ward
obtained q, votes three others were gwen,
but for whom i. not known. At Spencers
i, ia reported tbs, Wsfd got 20 or u the
entire vote. Narsball- friends are conh
dent the, be is elected Wards indulge the
|. lief that be has carried the dav. lnGd-
fsrcnt persons-and all Others who are IN
certain rs to til, rc.ult-hore that it ia
tie. Casey is from 80 to 80 votes beh'1d,
and consoles himself with the reflection
that if he is defeated that he has at least
bad "lo,s Of fun"
+. :. Since writing the foregoing para
graph. further and more definite intelligence
has been received. aud the knowing ones
about town. state that 1t IL, beyond question,
another rir This Is the mos, extrsofdis
nary case we have ever known. for this
constitutes the third failure. II would seem
as if Il we're impossible for Harrison comfy
to ,lec, more than two Representatives.
yellow FrvrP -- Two son, OF Nr
Talafero brothers OF the young man
who died few days ago at Shreveport
have been taken SICK since their return
home. and the impression is abroad that
they have got the yellow fever We sre
no, surprised if such is the case ior they
waited on him at Shreveport, until he died,
and then conveyed his remains to this
county There is not, in our opinion, how
ever, the 81 shtes, probability OF the disease
spreading. Gases of this kind have oc-
CURED a, Mansfield, at Greenwood. and
even within milo of Shreveport, without
being communicated to resident citizens
Marshall, wc presume il viii be conceded,
/. much healthier point than either of
those mentioned We have understood
that il has been rnmored abroad ,ha, the
yellow fever haG reached this place. saeh
is not the case. Marshall, Throughout, the
summer, has been unusually healthy, and
our hotel. have been and are still
crowded with persons from Shreveport, not
a css. has occurred Our country friends
may rely on one thing tia, We will report
the yer, frst case Of the yellow fever that
may occur In the town.
The Young men mentioned s5oyc. are
sch At their fathers, about three quarters Of
a mile iroa town.
Dos,rroSs 70 snREyrroRr.--1ho fol
lowing amounts have been acknow lodged
by Our Shreveport friends
Dr 4 Elournoy has sent $50
Judge Jones has written to friend.
authorizing him to donate SO or $50, or
any reasonable amount, TO the Howard
association.
The ladies Of the hotel, village, and vi
entity Of Greenwood, send $3.50
J. Wilder. Of taddo parish, sends $50
Greenwood send. Z | lG %.
May we not. with propriety, ask the
question, will not Marshal, aud Jeifcrson,
Harrison and tass counties, donate some
thing TO their suffering brethren
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

Mons AriLicrioNs ~ \ENEzurLA.--
The town of Valera, 10 the province Of
Trujilo. has been visited by a malignant
typhps fever, which has swept away a
majority OF the inhabitants. The trade Of
the place, which has always been con.
siderable, is almost ruined. The heat has
been excessive in TruJlllo and united with
drought, has done much damage to the
crops. Coffee is said to have suffered SER.
ously.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

70 ~. sheriff Of s,id cnunty csxrvtxo
NFliEkEAS. Nargarr, Turner d,J No.
w 81 day of August, 80, I'll. he, ,.., ~
In the office of the Clerh Of the Dstr,., ~, 80
" Pamela county aforesaid, against Ri.
Turner 10 SUIT of divorce, stating in ,,L.
as follows. to wit That the said RI,
Turner - n transient person and hi. nl,..
rraidence unknown; aud tina, she n,,,,.,,
with She sand Robert l.. Turner in or ahor,f
month of December, 4 D. lsis. Tia,
defendant after said intermarriags ,ll.,,.l
abu.cd, and Negotiated plaintiff. and o,ha,.S
msu,ed her, 30 "a TO render their living los.
Their N .hc relation aforesaid, Impossible t
tiljuusr further AYERS, that said dei,ndsn, /.
abandoned her. and left her m DIES mn.
lud, gent condition to procure n support fo, -
self aud tNo children, which pel,ionr, A.,
Tor decree of divorce. Aud whereas. ,hl,
has beru flied that said defendant ha, no 70.
residence, and IS a Transient person.
Npu ARE therefore hereby rummand.5
summon the said Robert !. Turner, L, ,o.
cation m the T,ya- Republic n. new .n,,,.
Published IA the town of Marshal for 4.
,n,cr.>i,r weeks, t. be- aud appear At til, H..
term IT the honorable ia. District Court 10 i
holden IA aud for sad county, at the Gan.
house ihcrcoi, lu the town %! Carthage. an N.
Twelfth Monday after the THIRD Moud.y
September, \ y 1893, then aud Their. to :,
swcr the petition of Margaret Turner in /, "a.
for divorce. ~ before stated.
Herein ia not, and make due return he,,o.
A. the iaN directs Te~,e. Mills l.. Ilggo,
Clerk Of the District Cour .
go. Pamela county,
ARX n. Given under my hand and -.
LIZ: OF Office, Tins 42d day Of Sep,.p.
R Der, \ u iS12.
VI l.. HIGGINS, DC.
Issued 23i September, 1888
VI l.. HIGGINS, DC.
Received m office Sept 20, 1853 and .,r
To the editor Of the l'esa~ Republican for pub
hcaton four Successive weeks, September y
\ - 1888
". VI. WHITE, Sheriff 7. c.
BY 4 ". d lIraRy. Dep'y
October :. isJ3-nl! ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

ENGLAND Mr. Buchanan ha. reached the
Cour, of 81. James and presented his creden-
tails
The London Times contain stringent ar
telc sgains, Tho appointment Of Mr. Soule to
the Court Of Madrid. and urges his rejection
Hpor the Spanl.h Coz ernmcnt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

Ift-llA f~flhH tiHftffF wv Ef' -
the uipo.e Of appointing Delegate. to "
TempeYance Convention to he held 10 the
city Of Aus;in, on the 23d day OF Novem-
hor pTonimo.
The teachers and students 81 the Masonic
Female Institute. aud Marshall University,
were present
The meeting was organized 10y calling
Judge Mason to the Chair, and appointing
frank J. Patillo Secretary.
On motion, Rev Jesse Wit was invited
to explain the objects Of the meeting, and
offer y few remarks in favor Of Temperance
reforms which he Did ia az eloquent and
impressive maunel The remarks Of Father
VIA we're the N IRE interesting from the
fact Of his having been connected with the
drsl temperance movement IN the | pited
States
Judge Jennings was then called upon
uho responded b, = short, but Jealous al
dress, taking the ground, as dld Parson
Wit. that legislative action is necessary To
defend Ourselves against the evils of lutrm.
persnce lie WAS for stepping Ius, IS Tar
towards total prohibition as We can main
tain.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

TINS MASS LAWS Texas The wdr
dcclared-- F,ra baffie fought VICTORY m.
pa-aiieied The vote on the liquor license
question was recently taken ia the town Of
Bastrop, Texas Result Three vot.s in
favor OF lcense Que hundred and twenty.
five against! Can any town in tho United
States beat that I
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

Ut A report having gained circulation
that a yellow fever case was about to be
Trough, to this place for treatment, the
Town Council me, yesterday, and passed
All ordinance imposing heavy penalty on
any ono who may bring any case Of this
kind within the limits Of the corporation
and also heavy fine on any one at WHOSE
house such person may be entertained.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

eosacNlcArrn.
W 'p'h'o" OF an editor oil one OF The
leading secular papers OF Texas, in rela'
no" 70 'he operations OF 'he American
SUNDAY school Union
:, "'"p ,'''' " ',' "se"' Ut
Texas
There ia nothing calculated so much to
eis's'e eue h'o'"'s o' me people ana TIE
or ,lis .a., .l,i m"P', oooh'
Sunday School Union publications
The cheap literature OF the country
'"' f'''o" eo'e'e" DOCKS OF the trade.
"'' " ''e Nv w Wv .''''''o"" p'"p'o'
the country. look to the publications Of
Tho instilasion OF which you are the indie
'atsab'e agent, aud your strenuous eser'
u"hs 10 c"oh'efsc' IN great measure 'he
serious e'',s "hieh mat sort OF feao'he W''i
IN 81
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08
Prsgvess Of ito Reform.


,,fo,,, and occupation, whilst the lag oi
,,,nnpb wave. il. chttrring folds over their
solid rank-, Inscribed with the motto we
hlk. na step bdcsrard
NuNr -i he 6fst state IN the moe 10
declare her independence, and strike a o'''h
blow against the liquor raii'c. she mas
oullawrd aud thrice branded the Toe deep
Ia h, forehead ~ safe.
N,nsoxr.-Ihe second state has car
ried the law of prohibition ulumphan,N'
and has driven the inleruas tralhc IRON h"'
bordcrs lie moves not N her midst "nit
Ike midnight assassin, to do Work as
dark aud dr'ilish.
N..s,enusrrrs - The hind State 10
thi. preat war, under the combined and
most powerful opposition, has routed Tue
enemy. and the law Is beng executed
growing more popular With the people eve
~ day.
Ruopr lsiINp The fourth state IN the
grent battle nf humanity ht, branded the
foul dend VITA the red hot brand Of pubic
Udignauou.
NrN>s.orA - Minnesota has u-en up
in the malest, Of her night aud passed a
stringent pfoh,bitots law.
NV NoRK The senate has passed
the Msior Law, and 1t Is surpassed the
House will REJECT it The peopI. however
are ~ it, favor New >ola ~ determined
to have the law and have It sie Will
ONO From centre to circumference
the people IA one might, mas, are taiiIWs
baycly tor the Maine law. Their success
is certain.
M,uIGAx - one hundred guns Tor
Michigan The sixth giotlous State has
wheeled into line, confirming the Naine
law by flrcnty hpaNdHd mJjHdg Steadily
onward marches the army OF reform ani
occupation.
, Iorr.I,>A has marched upon The field of
battle with the hag OF prohibition waving
over her chivalrous sons. IN her late state
Temperance Convention .he took a high
aud noble stand IN favor OF total prOhib'
ton
CoNxrcrlGr. New II ,Nrr,iRr. Pr>N-
s,lV,NtA, NV JrR-tY, krNru,RN, aud
TfNNr.srr, are all utgiug the battle
strongly 10 favor Of The Maine law q
a..
SANTA ASA ANp rnE | Nirrn STATE.
- Santa Anua latel, took farewell Of our
Minister. Mr Copklu. who has been recall
ed. during winch he said
"It "a wjh 'rcp regret tAa, witness the
departure oi your EAeelleucN anl hope
you will express To YOUR Government the
sentiments manifested hv the Mexican Ia.
eeu,ive the good wishes tina, aniuatp MS
10 draw closer every daN the friendly teh.
ti8ns between both nations. paftcuafly the
payer, uttered tar yous fcspetIiy and tda,
nf the >medcsu peal#
cofIe~poul it Of the Ncv Orleans
Picayuue. he viewer. maintains iiit uotN,fh.
standing this hrgnagr. Santa Anna has q
derdh hate Tor the uuca states. aud
would now 20 to var with rs II be- could
he ia, however, afraid to move. lie can
RAISE ne'n'f troops nor revenue ne mas
me eh'''" 'e"'"s l'"'''"' P"' w.
waning ""Il "' ''""'' N""u'E ,"'
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Tho Ipd,,rol, Dn,,rfig saws tina, tho rco
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o,d.r.d .,.r, N.,ic,, T., L,,,a ,l., com,
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

Suprvrronr, Nc.--Shrevepor' ia almost,
deso,a,e Nearly every door is closed, The
Van Bihber House was closed near two
weeks ago The prcsen, population OF the
town does not exceed $50, and about one
hall the number is sick. The cases are
mder, bnt more numerous, There is no
case of any description within three or -four
hundred yards OF the One Mile House, with
the exception OF two. contracted in town,
and they are doing well, Persons from the
country can come as iar as the One Mile
House with perfect safety -- Democrat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

OF I, is stated by the New Orleans Pie
ayune, tia. " letter has been received in
Ireland from Nr Drydall. midshipman on
board the British surgsyug vessel a, San
Francisco, stating positively that Sir John
Franklin had arrived safe at Beirabidc, in
California"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

or The boy. OF New Orlesns must be
pretty Wild set OF rpwdies, Judging by =
paragraph We see IN the New orleaa.
Delta Two factions, known AS -.
Town and Down Town, Numbering about
300, were arranged in battle array. when
stop was put to their proceedings, by the
Chief Of the Police
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

The following deaths are Published
John Berger, aged 10 years
Louis ---, Butcher.
William Paxton. Of the Grm Of Paxton
d Allen.
Mrs J II Fitzpatrick.
Nrs Brittle wife Of VI Bri'ile. Shoe
maker
Dr. J. t. Iaion.
Martha VI Virgins, wife Of Joseph
Virgins
Nr Talliaferro Of Harrison O., lexa,
John Bolden. Tailor.
Col. u II. Lett, late clerk Of " aide s
Wilson.
Henry Rick
Or We clip the following psrsgrs pas
from the Shreveport South Western
The thoctaw reports tina, Alesandria
WAS almost deserted, and nearly every honsr
closed. on account of the fever There
we're about one hundred cases under treat.
ment when the boat LET,
We perceive by the city papers. tina, Mr
c. C. tlute Is now engaged 10 'btalnug
subscriptions TO the stock OF the limo from
Alexandria To New Orleans We thought
that lh. portion oi the line had already
been provided Tor
The river continues to rise slowly at this
point There have been heavy rains above,
aud a, the las, dates the water was rising
lsst.
\ -nag boat, and strong force Of State
hands are IN the river below, near tamp.e,
removing the susg-, logs, De. We under
stand tina, they are doing the work very
eHeciually.
Martin Costa, it is said Nll probably
proceed 20 the United States ~ the Grst
American vessel leaving smyrna If be
can escape the yigilant eyes Of the AUS
,rians
luy CmN, MtssioN. Notwithstanding
the statement IN the New York Herald, we
find that the Washington Star, OF thu 2Tlh
u, says
e" he Hon Robert ] Walker will prob
ably leave the aled States toe thina ln
the course oi the next month
CorroN The Ia, accounts from Eu
rope cotton depressed
BnrApsrurr.-B read.tuT. active all
over Europe Fears entertained Of a fam.
me France. Italy aud other counffiez
-emitted tonnage duties on vessels carrying
grain The object ia TO got suppl, before
prices get too high
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

LArgsr DArgs We have received full
files Of New Orleans papers TO the Goth
ul.imo. Tho news wil be found in our
columns.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

or We received by THURSDAY evening.
mail, the Shreveport South Western of the
,,,b, and the Democrat OF the 9th. These
Papers contain no later intelligence from
the cts than viii DO found IN cur ssue OF
to day.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

GOVERNOR oy OageoS. John W. Ds,
yi-, Of Indiana, has been appointed by the
President. 10 she POI, OF Governor OF
Oregon
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

OF Tie Nelson House, Shreveport, has
continued open throughout the presen, cpl
dene. Mr. Nelson certainly deserves great
credit Tor hi, conduct during this crlsis, and
we hope he will receive hereafter, as he
deserves, a grateful support by the public.
While o.hor. have closed their houses and
run away. be has KEEP, his open. 4 shreve-
pof: does not sustain him handsomely for
the future, we think her citizens may be
Justly reproached with ingrati,ude
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

CuoLra,,--lhi. terrible mAlady ia ma,
hing steady progress IN Northern Europe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

The following IS An extract OF letter,
dated July :, ls53
The small pox /. raging among the
natives and from thirty to forty are diving
daily"
The United s,,tes sloop Of war, Ports
mouth, sailed week ago Tor Lahaiua, To
Civ. her men liberi, there.
Yesterday, the | : lrigate st Law
renee, Commodore Delaney, arrived in the
outer roads. aud on learning the state Of
sickness. leit immediately IN pursuit OF the
former ship.
We conjecture that something IL in the
wind, or these two ships Of war would no,
arrive So soon after each other and again
when the ingate was outside Diamond
Point, she fired forty four guns, aud was
fully prepared for action.
1t IS reported BY her that eleven French
men.oi war are IN the coast, probably des'
tined TO- these Islands. We are informed
credlbly, that should there be ANY arrival
OF "A French character, with warlihe dem,
constructions, the stars and stripes would be
Immediately run up.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

OF A lady IN the vicinity OF Salem, Tip
pah county, Miss. recently became the
mother of seven children at one birth This
is the most extraordinary case on record.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

T. j PArILLo, " +,
\ d, Mctur<uAS, ". \,
j \ tP,iN. '. \.
7. ?. liAwLtY, 4.
l. A IIrNpnnsoN, A. :.
T.. =. liIlL, T..
T. {. tooLry, 4. r.,
I " JonN.o>, e.,
l. l.. Vas N>pr, l.,
LrrnEe "'rr, "
joins McPuAiL, 4. W,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

1t.- The Austin American says tina, in
that county (rravis) the noted game Of
hin pool" has been indicted for the lrs,
aim.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

o. After the sdjournmen, OF tho Tens
perance Meeting on Monday last in this
place, we had occasion to visit tie public
square, and found quite n contrast 10 the
spir, that animated that assemblsge Prince
Alcohol had much larger collection. aud
decidedly moro enthusiasm. We haze
never, on any public occasion seen as many
drunken men or As much rowdyism The
whole proceedings were anything but cred
table to the place. We hope to sec the
DAY when better order OF things vii
prevail.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

OF Judge joseph Mason. who presided
over the meeting held At the cumberland
PRESBYTERIAN Church. in Marshall, on Mon
day last for the purpose Of appointing del
egates to the Temperance Convention. To
bs held at Austin on tho 23rd of Noy,m-
Der, proAimo, in pursuance Of the authority
vested in him BY tho meeting. has named
the following persons Hon ". +. Scott
I. W. Whi,more, NJ J. Hall, aud DR.. "
Il. Alexander The member who may have
been elected to the Legislature on Monday
last, is also requested to represent us IN said
convention, il favorable to the object for
which II ha. been called, as are all person.
who may be in Austin from Harrison county
at that time.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08
Cadets Of Temperance.

A division Of the Cadets of 'iemporanc.
was recognized at this place, on the 10Th
ut, by Frank } palillo, D. g. ". r.
The division is now in pr ospetous coud.,
ton There are about twenty three mem.
bcr-, and several petitions banded in for the
next meeting The following officers were
elected for the first uparter
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RATHER DIyftcuLr I,ss Some
paper says that the Costa affair in Smyrna,
will produce another lIuslenhan letter. We
should very much like to know, who in
Gen. Piercc's Cabinet INTENDS to write tt.
Shreveport Sonih> Western.
We wonder If our ueighbor has any
recollection AZ the correspondence between
Secretary Marcy and ten. Scott. II he
has never perused the letter Of Mr. Marcy,
we would advise him to do so.
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OF We have the pleasure OF chronicling
the return OF another Of our fair representa-.
t'yes to the New York WORLDS Fair The
lovely and accomplished Miss Jrptru VI.
Evans arrived at home on Tuesday evening,
her health reinsigorated aud her checks
;ipged with the beauty Of a Northern cline
We hope she has enjoyed as much pleasure
during her absence. as her friends have e..
rerienced in welcoming her home.
Some Of our other fair friends, we under.
stand, were on their way home but owing
10 the sickncss on the river, were forced 10
re:lTn to Tennessee. May We soon have
the pleasure 10 announce tl,oir safe and hap.
~ arrival.
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OF In the recent election for Goyerno,
in Maine, il is believed that the people have
failed to make = choice.
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o. The cities OF Baltimore, Phladel.
phia, and Washington and their vic,n,ies,
are represented rs unusually healthy