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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-05

TyROTOs AQUyDUCT DBPARTMENT-To CONTRAC-
tors-Sesied proposals. endorsed proposals for
Thirty seventh street. viii DO rsssysd at she sace Of
Of June 1853 at IL ocssk NJ, t. build sewor, With the
necessary receiving basins and sulvsrts In Thirty seventh
forty feet wsst Of Fourth being about sos
tho same all ether relating thereto
obtained APPLICATION to the Water Purvsyor ct this
saes. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of Croton Aqusduet Department
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-05

CROTON AoUEDUcT DEPARTNENT-TO NAsoNs-
IN Thirty street. will received the ecs Gro
ZEN Asueduct Department Retunda Park until Monday
with tho necessary resvng basins and eulvert in
plan Of the specifications for the building the
same, and all other nfor alton relating thereto be
obtained application to the Water Purveyor at this
sfhee. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President OF the eroton Aquedust Department.
NEW YORK, Nay 26, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-05

GUNNER ACCOMMODATIONS.-FoR SALE, THE FUR.
- nure Of small house on staten Island within three
months well adapted for small family: Or the adver
tscr would under certain condtons let It for the
The house unattached with smsll yard
good grape vines Address, post paid A. NJ box LA New
York Post 0fice
ITO BUTCHERs.-AN ELIGIBLE STALL AND STAND
for SALE in Washington market The present 10
about to enter into another business. Apply to
JOHN GILBERT No. 90 Wsshington Market,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-05

FyR0TON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CONTRAC-
~ torsSealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for Sewer
In Fifteenth street." will DO received At the Office Of the
Croton Aqueduct Department until Monday the 18th
Of June 1853 At IL o'clock TO build sever with the
receiving basins and culvers in Fifteenth street.
from the in Fifteenth street. about $40 feet west Of
First point about Is feet Of Second
being in length about 5 feet The plan Of the and
speeihstob for the building of and all other IN
formation relating thereto be obtained application
" the W ater Purveyor, at this OH &c.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
lima
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-05

noCTeR uUNTRR CAN BE eOHsULTBD AS USUAL
~ 'front.' snsa a. Ais OLD h s.Nsnsa ds
sl Albany ess No. Blsssksr street, corner o. Ss0ss
way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-05

OYsTEk LOCATION FOR SALE-UNpouBTEDLY
!stsr business having ample buildings possessing superior
and quality of rock oysters It the lowest prices
Location head OF Tangcr Sound the Nancoke
viii dispose Of the bsdings much land desired
with the privilege of the oyster beds and
or to ISAAC SOLOMON, or G1O. W. ZEIGLER.
Baltimore. Juna /. lhl3.i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-05

NAsTLE GARDEN.-FRENCu HEISER, PROPRIK-
celebrated CcrRst will take place Sun
At o'clock No postponsment account Of The
weather The Garden open every day for the aseommo-
dat ion Of yiGitera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-05

CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLICNO NOTICE rs HERE
~ by given that petition has been presented In the
Board Of Aldermen for in the fel1o to
Wit the Bo~ery both sides Of the same where the
street also Fifth the
the proposed sewer At avenue also in Fulton street
om the terminus at West street to the oBter side
s the bukhead All interested In tho above,
having objections thereto requested to present the
same writing to the Contract Clerk at his once
before Monday, June 1883. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of Croton Aquedust Department.
Eeu York
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05
Vositlou and Influence of tb~ Jowa.

The existence Of the Jews +. The living
miracle Of the world They are scattered
and down 'rodden. ard vet according to
the mos, accurate statistics. are ns uu,n.r
ON. a, the. vera when ,hcv LETT the land of
Epypt. the returns i,adc 20 Iionsraf,c. giving
about three millions. fxpatrated, they
became citizeus of the world aud where
ever tolerated the, commence traffic and
become thrifty Eyeryvhere they are at
home. They NAV be hanished hu, cannot
be expelled be trodden down vet
cannot be crushed Only ia the United
States. France. Holland. aud Prussia are
they full, citizens. bnt in spite of British
s.a,nies. the Russian ukas aud iurksh
curse. they prosper still The great na.
tlnns Of antiquity, the Egyptians and As
syrians the Romans and Saracens, as the
modern Turks and Christians, have attempt.
ed to destroy them, but in yain, while pc.
nal laws aud cruel fortunes have onl served
to increase their number and reinforce their
obstiuaev
Bot the Jews exist not only ms monu.
mpnt and a miracle: jewish mind has exert.
Cd a powerful influence on the world la,
vored hy Napoleon. the Hebrew race al,
once developed power winch had never
been suspected Soult. \ey, and Nassena,
who thus altered BIZ. name from Mannas>
sab. to escape the odlum, of being an Isra
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05

- -
~ ''' = w. Wv" ''n WV. banking es,.,.
'sh,,'"'s S'''''''' o'e' europe aud Am
N''.u . 'l'''' '''''' F'"''''' uan mot.
afens h'F"' -, III.
"n'.s ~ w.. ,'' , ''''"P profession, At
'n'ii""s ~ ~, W - many OF mOs
we find tie Jews prominent here AS we'll
IN active l:ic. The most renowned IN 4.
irouomy have been Jews, a- the ller,sL.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05

The State Gazette aud its correspondents
are at issue in relation to that clause OF our
State Constitution, which prohibits Minis.
tiers OF the Gospel from holding offices.
The Gazette fayors the prohibition, snd Ar
rays, With it's usual ability, the argameuts
sustaining il. position We sgree wish the
Gazette tina, i. is bad policy for Christian
ministers to enter the arena OF p0Iucnl
strife. and that hy doing 50 they impair their
usefulness. hu. circumstances aay af''"
when il would be right sad proper for thrm
to accept Office; ard ve can see 90 just
reason why = community saoald not be AL
lowed TO select miHi-t,r tor a member .
the Legislature, or 'of any other Office
when it may think proper 70 do 50. We
cannot imagine WHY t.,, ar say other
class Of men, should be excluded ifom
Office It should be- for the people them
selves to decide upon question 81 ti.'s
kind aud il they ,aHk proper to elect them
there can be- no souod objection. ure.
against their course.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05
TO ouR PATRONS

Before 'li,s issue OF our paper viii have
'exchei the public. We viii be on our way
10 New Orleans We shall be gone some
four or five weeks During our absence,
Mr.. ". II. kxLsyy viii take charge Of the
Republican. lie will also act a. our agent,
and will carry on the bu,i.'es' rs i we were
ptcssn, As We design purchasing some
new fixtures necessary Tor our office, and
shall need money on our return. we hope
those owing. viii avail themselves Of the
opportunity to pay up. FOR which We shall
be under many obligations.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05

In assuming the management OF the Re
publican, during the nbssnee Of Nr X. W
IoronrRY, we hope the friends Of the pa
per will extend to us their charitable iudta
rsnce. Inexperienced as We are in writing
for the public. !; will not be expected that
the Republican viii be dressed IN its usual
editorial costume All that ~e can promise
il 20 give it our time and attention, and Il
we fail to inieres; its readers, they can con
sole themselves Sith the reflection that its
editor viii remain in the city no longer than
his business re1uires. when be vili return to
ii. pos. Of duty
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05

w clip the following from the Caddo
Gazette, Of October 18th, IN which the ed
tors speak Of the reception Of the proceed,
OF the Ladies Concert, given at This place
"Ihe ladies OF Marshall gave Concert
on Thursday. the Goth inst IN md Of the
fund OF the Shreveport Howard Associaiion
the amount raised WAS Si26 30. God
bless them Their efforts are always eN.
erted in the cause OF humanity Ma,
themselves aud their beautiful town. be Al.
ways preserved from like visitation
Strange thanks. these
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05
THE NATIONAL prMoc AcY

Sew 1osk has. for .'ne tIa. h.en t''
.e.ne OF strife aud contention. ... f@'''
State ia the I MON, % is regarded VAN "
ltrfer share Of interest than any other NiA''
Whatever occurs there. whether "i = com
nercisl or political character, posses'cs a"
interest iar the people of Che other states
a,ttst the great heart whose puisaii"ns
...,...t T., ,b. u,t.rinu.t parts 81 the MON.
Ihe route., thai has been going on there
.niv AIeu I'll. rsgc. with uuHhhtel acu""hF
.e,.,.-,.. tI.r two sion, ot The &C. '''fhhc
p,.t,. 4a. engaged the serious attention oI
al. ,.Ao. take 1000 interest go the politics OF
tas country Ia.
The question naturally presents it.'Ii 20
over, .iud -cuuld not their d'--en'i'ts
hstr Aeen happA h-..,i Ant could mol
they hays been brought into i-RlcruM hai
oo.t We had hoped ttnt this result
mi,h, boz brought about, hai 'nr t"r"' "eie
destined to disappointment Livery 'H"''
af their own leader, failed every effort oil
,n.a,ut public mcn, without 'h'f f"' ~
Va, offended with thc same trno.t Ne
rrt.ur.ar. ao circumstances, Hhenirta''ts'
could avail /, UNsa qnauel ui THEFT '"i u.
and ,Dr making b. up WAS their ""n hu'i-
urs, lury met in convention but 70 pt"
DO moro complete enlargement ne
.ya-l v,. dfaUnat SStacu.", aud ihe con
f.s,.r,., f.-c-IN faers 80 Ali lhe cities. 'i.
..i,.. and rural t.ygirt. ~ N"N ! nfb
WI, tn, var' !, 5, t'u Bate ua" I" ASS
~, l.uut peace renclm'd' ti' Tor
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05

\ WILD NAN.-A man named Williams
was stopping at the nlcd States Hotel. ut
Cincinnati, on the 81, who might jus,ly be
s,,led wild man" He eats notbinp
that is cooked. nor drinks anything but wa,
ter. HIS meat potatoes, aud all his veget,
sbles cahhages, ,u,uips, Re, are raw.
Tie alleges that he has not eaten any cooked
food Tor several years, aud ,ha, any deyia
ton from his present mode Of living would
most probably cause his death. lie reside.
in Iowa, and Is on his way TO Washington
TO make e p1rehase of some / : hand
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05

or The cholera. we learn is raging,
and fatally too, on tee eastern continent
4: New Castle, Great Britain, oJ5 deaths
have Occurred The average number OF
deaths daily. a, the above named place,
ws- about eighty This is the third time
tia, this destructive pestilence has visited
Europe, and We have every reason to be-
lieyo. tina, il viii reach tai. couuuen, before
is rayares cease,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05

The wife OF the late Prof Webster; l,he
same tina, was executed for the murder OF
Dr. Parkman.) died a, Boston on the eve.
ming OF tho lth. The New York Express
says she was lady much esteemed and
respected among large circle OF acquain,.
nnces there, The terrible crime aud fate OF
her husband had cast gloom over her lite
ever snee tina, event. which, beyond the
power OF the kindes, sympathie, to d.pe
has a, length followed her to the grave.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05
states Rights Democracy.

/: is much mistaken idea, ~ many
whg politicians aud wing organs, that the
members of the States Rights party are
Disuniouists No party, class, or set Of
met, adhere more firmly, or interpret more
accurately the plain intent and meaning "'
the Constitution. than the States Rights
sing of the Democratic party. II hni
parts o.. 10 be- designated rs hrrd OF De-
uf,on..ts. cbafrsd g .'h desire 20 .e,er the
tees tast l.f 40 r'~i.f
t5.-.a.f.-it it3st De b aaaue.d r.e-'H.'
10 toe welfare auD praspe ..'s of f,. U'..
then we would -, that NAdi.nu aHd lri
ier,1u. aud 10 fact ever, distinguished 10
publcan. from the fret DAYS o1'Ae old t1ir
teen colonies. down to the present period
were Disuuionisis What Is understood h}
that claus. of the Consultation. which de-
clare, iu emphatic and distinct terms That
.t.e p.a,I. uot delegated TO the hl'ed
state. 10, fa- t.# =fI'ut0H. rar rr'tihti.d
%, 1t % 'le .u. ..e fe.tI'ei % ite
states ro.prcu1c't Up 20 the people, W.
undarstsad this B., nuplf distinctly, that th"
E,ler.l GpyrrpmsHt caHuol cNrrr,sr au
thont, bs,oa. taat sit,h o. e'pfs'-.'
De- del4p.tsd b, "a. Constitution, aud iuat
all p.veruot ltoaHH',ah, 1t Go the STAT. T.
are. l,t. .et,ek vit..p t,. tush,.i-. 90 tlr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05
IRE CHINO

ltrru-a Qnrcf, uu.ruue frt tu. Nm
-t.t.5,. viH continue saturday tie lsth 40
mont Preaching st n u',inek \ VI Che oa.
msmhcrs arr request fa h p',frl'
q II LIS, Pa,.5t
November l-s1
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05

or The Delta oi the 23l. contains the
fu,! particulars OF the prize heh, between
Eullisan and Morrissey Norrissey has
tince died OF the bea,in. be received We
should think that such n paper as the Delta
might find more valuable matter Tor It's col.
unns than the details Of such disgusting
exhibition.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05
Temperance lecture,

D
against their course.
Temperance lecture.
oue das lasl "e,k, ~ oar mi'rmaAt
states negro man, belonging 10 some one
f The planters IN the soath.eas'rrn portion
Of tn. county, was arrested ty s4tua ni
the citizens in that locality, having no bic
oos.esson a ba.rel Of vbi-kee. AID a pack
Of cards. On being questioned It was -
eertaincd that lhi- money lo'in. u'hiop,
had been engaged "a retailing ubnket tor
some time. aud having heaped together
sufficient number OF dimes To enable hun to
enlarge his business. he had purchased
barrel, aud was actually carrying It home
to retail TO the neirhbofIug dafkle- l be-
cards were ~ essential 10 his success 10
business 40 anything Else BE is q 'orn>
ment on liquor sc.lus. aaj should noi Do
allowed to pass uuu5.eUed iLe iaNs o.
the State have been violated ny some o0f.
ia selling this negro the whiskcy, afd ~
the penalty for the olleuse i, prett, severe,
We have reason to believe be viii keep 1t q
secret The name Of the uihe man OF
whom the negro made the purchase, was
hewn out OF the head OF the barrel
From the Jefferson Herald of the ~ib lu-t
W, learn tina, : VI iI,ae. Esq, ot Ma.
shall. who vas severely WOUNDED IN tn"
latter place on the Ist lust, IL iu fair way
to recover NJ II i an osimahle Young
man. and We are truly glad 10 hoai OF the
prospect OF bis recovery Pais"lae Id.
tordic
The above is one Of the many notices Of
Mr s Monroe HYDE by the press aud Is
fair exhibit OF the high estimate IL which he
IL held by those who know hlm. Nr Hyde
has been ever known rs peaccabie quiet
man We have never heard of bis having
difficulty or oven a quarrel with ans one.
aud ,sere surprised and shocked, when ~c
first learned that lac was stabbed We are
happy to say that he is recovering aud will
10 out in few days.
IuufGRA>rs-ow Owing To the sickness on
the Mi.sissppi and Rod River. tie emigra,
...,. ,r.,,s ,.,. lao. L.., much le..
a. -
''a" 's'"' "''''' '''' '"''
however, they have heenn to arrive, ana
our streets have been made lively with
wagons and new Corners Many OF these
.a
II III ,ha
-, "a.
- IA. t., ..l.,.l
/ ''lice'' eject 'o' '"'' h''"'n e"'l''' "
/ Honor No - io' W ensuing YER"
Kew % Hsou,
=, a, u - 80 a.
FIR u Mcphall. ". f.. y. " paullo.
- y -. ,',''I'' - "a, "a, .
D.. ru r,il., "a rb S,,,,.l S,i,s,,
t. ". e. +
Officers OF the Social Degree.
MS. h"tihh h"'dH'e, 81 -. o'''Spi,'
- ~
d,rsoo 81 r II ~ lo,rh,r, II y r.
Niss sarah Burton, s. Frank ] Pablo.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05

4 proprietor OF Iron Works in Prussia,
recently exhibited sheet iron so thin that
the leaves can be used for paper. \ book.
binder has made an alhum Of nothing else
the pages Of which turn rs iiezihly as com.
mon paper
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05

OF Messrs. Moody 4 CLARK, OF the
Donham Advertiser, have purchased the
Office, and changed the name OF their paper
to that Of the Western Star, We received
the frs, number day or two sgo. We
wish them every success ia the business IN
which they are engaged
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05

RriRoAp tccmrNr--On the afternoon
of the ! til, the rope broke on plane No &.
Of the Portage railroad. by which two sec
iions OF canal boat George W James
which were about hslf way up the place
came down Mt irgh,lul rate. striking 9th
-r sections. aud breaking into fragments q
boat loaded with 1000 kegs OF powder
200 OF which were scattered about tn,
track
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05

or The Henderson ilag OF the Union
contains nm able article. advocating An IN,
--oase oi tie salaries OF The public offers
Of this State, and particularly Of our
Judges
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05

ibe J,h News. tAe organ of the SAT-
LIDS. Namou-, cot thr 10Th August. has
been received H ~t iuus IL &, turd
Nta INDIAN war account, and pnci4ma-
uous W take the tull1uHssrom llc ri
Loui. lnt,Iureucer ul lue 5ih o1 the
loh 81 dat e5au,h par, crmmsuded b.,
l.ieut /; hura,, Vhp were .cucamped ou
clover q r.rk $40 luab Naliet. W,r, att,t X
eel b, o bad, of tab Indians cue mnn.
Isaac DuHil. wH- wounded. and severed
nur>e. Killed or Injured II MAS supposed
,hf Two OF tae Iadmas ha4' been killed
,ud three wounded 90 the l1t, while
soon. men we're Engaged hauling lumber
uow Snyder mili near farlcN p Park they
were H,,'i'"d by Indians, vino nred upon
thcm from an ambush, Instantly killing
John DtNoh Hud John VuaNle, aud wound
mg John iioaglaud. h" Survivors, lioag
iand and h"lsnt then made hrif 'srApf 4"
salt lake n.y. whence "A detachment was
sent out who brought ~ the dead. The mHi
was then disinaniied aud abandoned
party under the command OF Colonel him.
hliI had been sronnrg Jnah valley, "n"r"
they discovered ratt"' oi tabs. hut could
not "vrt'hhe 'hcW. 'u Tue -5h, To" h'-i-
ops OF ~" s'Ne'rh wards ct HHt take
t'r nAd conference 80 TIE state l'onse
"lh IA" "N '"uu'N' '"' result 81 "u'rh
was determination 1" wall tue Guy. The
outside, aud The roik on a was to be CON
meuctd on Tue -'th. ne proc ia'na'lon
'' 'o'en"r f"nhg VIII ice i"uhh 10 tht
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05


OT We would call the attention OF "ur
planters to the card OF Nes'fs "hh' IA"
lins, ~ Goa Ne" orleans "hch VIII DE
~ CIV ''
w. ''''''
'' ., ' ,.....
W VII u " ~ M VI '"' '''''' W
. he'''e'' We" '''''"'' wa '''F'
our uanN' Tor ''N i"P' "''
<nl.
~ D. Nl'.r'" %. W" '''''"@' "'' ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05
The Design Of England TO lfriCan-
ixc tuba /, trriain---The facts.

~ AsIlINsTuN. f'ri. J =, i0'''
lgorri.tiou has been received here, thai
la tie nnuih at june last, lpfd Ho"den'
,h. British Minister in spain, succeeded ~
,.,ot.at,as treaty with the Spanish NoV.
,rguat.t. owing the right to England to iand
,... Gom Aer cruisers on the 'asi Of tuba
afd 10 search tar plantations to WHICH II
,aipl,t be- suspected that slaves mere earned
This is .mppttsutto u.s. I'm. l,nd has mus
acquired floiho,d tn Cub, The night To-
land troops. and the right of search, N'II
soon be followed by occupation to a less
or greater ext, IT. rs circumstances may
make necessary for hcr purposes
Il Is also true that Lord ilo"den hac
been urging upon the span ia Ho'erumeni
another project lie hsd offered that ihr
English cruisers should be .0iltclV With
dr,uu. aud that ANY upmhrr Of slaves might
be- brought 10 tuba, provided that the toy
eminent would make them cmanctpalofs,
.ri ret fhem free NJ ihe eud 81 tea years,
lhp present term o. hut t,e rcars,l and
aud thea agree 90 abolish slavery 81 th'
I>l.na At the end 30 hHt years. aul put II
under British protection. NJ ihe ias' ac
counts. Span hpd not vet as'ented to these
proposIuou. Bat there can be no d"nh'
That the, viii be- urged upon her IA snch
manner. assisted p'otahI, by other power
Who no. irinirai to us and our institutions,
tbat she VIII Dee obliged 90 Weld
The elect Of tins plan would be- 30 hd'
Cuha with negro population. winch al tar
end of f'f, wears would be- free. and would
u IL. "A
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05

Prnsoss having any Of the Memorials
to the Legislature upon the subject OF
Temperance will please return them to Mr.
Ncphai
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05
NEW 40. ..RTsSE NEWT,


4 Nt'l.ATrO woman agcd about tvens
y i've \ 'lr-f rate rpoN lroner, aud washr
aud -plrHd3 -t9w>try~, She j. hone,
irulttui. aud dc,o',s io children. Apps
tlls uilicr
N,r.ha1 Nov 5.1>J3 MD 4
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County of iiarrl.o'
NOTICE is hereby gwen that " l.. Der
! y administrator Of the estate Of Her
las,cr deceased, has flied an application to =
tie his account, with -uid estate, aud that 81
accounts will be opened at the term o p
county court to be held in and tor Hare
county, Texas, on the last Monday in Naus
her, inst, It being the 9s,h day thereof z
cor,io.aiiou and allowance, when aud w
all persons interested NAY .tend and coa'''
them il they see Frope'.
BY order of sand ,onf'
- tIl \hDtIl fN.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05

OF Why Is it that the Jefferson Herald
Is no, received at this office from three to
.i1 DAYS after it ha. been issued Jefferson
is rs miles from Marshall, aud there is r
,i weekly line Of stages running between
ihe two places
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05

OS Thursday last, Mr. Loughcry leit
for the city. He was in fine spirits, IA
usual and we wish him pleasant journey
aud safe return.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05

OF Tho Huntsville Presby iefian says,
that SO cases ras found hy the Grand Jury
Of Walker county ut the late term ol the
Court. Bad grammar, and a bad state Of
nhalss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05

OF There WAS a frost y, Houston, on
the morning Of tho 2J,h nit
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05

OF At the last accounts the cholera was
raging among he Russian 'roopS On the
Danuhe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05

OF No papers by Thursday evening
mail Our ls'es, dates from the city are oil
the nJih ut
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05

NCctDrSr oN rur ilrpSoN RIVER Ran.
RoAp On Saturday evening the sth,
collision occurred on the Hudson River
Railroad. near Jrvoli, between the seven
O'Clock express train from Albany aud eat
tie train, when the former was going at the
rate OF forty miles an hour. The locomo.
tive oi the passenger tram WAS smashed to
atoms, Ms was one OF the cattle trains
Abraham Folon was inlure,; so severely as
to cause his death. None OF the passengers
were Injured.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05

The Gonzales Inquirer SAYS that corn is
worth in that county. which constitutes a
eoodly portion Of the Guadaloupe valley,
only twenty five cents per pushed The
planters have made more than they can pos
sihly destroy, aud viii have thousands Of
bushels to dispose OF ut th, price - Ranger
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-11-05

Col l. T. CNr viii please favor os
with a communication, at IS earl, potiod
AS practicable