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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-08
UNOR BALTIMORE, WASHING-Els5FisssaaassFEl.az-

EOR BALTIMORE, WASHING m IN
ii TON, PILAQELPHIIA AND NEW YORK -5.sza@ztszz.ee
GREAT THR0 UGH lINE FOR THE EAST! !-BALTIMoRE AND
OHIO RAILROAD from Wheeling TO baltimore and connecting viii
Relay House, nine miles from Baltimore and With the Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad to Philadelphia.
The the line fully
pleied and the whole road is in fine presenting one Of the
the ort and aay constantly exercised by the
hs Company and here safer road the
United States Notwithstanding the reports Of Interested and uaseu
lous other routes 70 the contrary,
The splendid Of the Onion Line from Louisville
with the Wheeling through
these Baltimore Washington, Philadelphia,
may had OF Wall Widen, Boat Agsnts and Fulton Newell
Leve ST. Louis. the hosts of The Union Lane only at Louhse
The the wha at 0usyle daily Wheeng where
passengers baggage carefully the
The Express Whssng daily, past
arrives at Canberland, toi nies) T. and allowing
morning. with early Washington ADD Phladelha
sns making the through from Wheeling in e than tweSly
hours including soppaess -. -, -. -, ,-o,r
viii not fail TO observe that thi. The CHEAPEST as
well Of the moai pleasant routes 70 the East
Baggage checked the Eastern points without charge
the Washington atihe
Junction. fbiadslpta at Baltimore without extra charge
Travellers allowed ample time and opportunity at oil points Obtain
Through ekais om st. Louis tncuds mss the boat to
Louisville Baltimore with the privilege lying ou
the Washington sd to fhiiadeph, 49, TO be had
Of the Agents As Apovr Only.
The Railroad Wheeling 10 Baltimore " bo 10 fhisdsi
W when he hoa stop running on the Ohio ssen-
reach whesig Columbus and zanessie, onio
(which prepared business viii be taken low
any other route All property carsfuy haded ana delivered
Inquire ~ above, and Of JosnpH r. ELpER,
nuaa WIN. PARKER, ssasai supsrusndsui baltimore
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-08

Epw,D X. COLLINS a co, SO Wall street. MY.
s4es sa BROWN, SIIlPIEY 4 Co, Liverpool,
r g. ROBERTS, 4 CO. is King Arms Yard London
JOHN MuNR0E Co.,,
GEO. II, DRAPER, Hayre.
w heo Nnsrs these shs viii be accountable Sold Sill
bullion, Specie Jswey, Preelon Stones Meaa
% are gped therefor aud the value thereof therein
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MoNTGoMERy Wrrrl,px

lHOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMPKA, - -
III SELMA all landing River via Leks-5
New Basin, EVERY ALTERN sTE WEDNESDAY
Regular Alabama River Packet GEORGIAThe enir
seneh built PASSENGER steamer GEORGIA catsin J. . sioao com
October leaving NeworsAns and Montgomery EVERY ALTER
NATE WEDNESDAY. Shippers rey punctuay and strict
enton all business nusied to For freight
l having dations, apply to
s7s In OGLEsBY MACAULAY, IS Tehouponlas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-08

United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
CAPIIAL... $780, 900.
s. R. CRAWFORD, President.
n G. O. INLAY, Secretary
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST,
No. IS Camp street, Neworiesns
BENJAMIN FLORANcE, Agent
HARMON DOANE, Aast. Agent.
AZ Risks the lives WHITE PERSONS and SLAVES taken
the most favorable terms octis ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-08

This Of ths
compsay Depa9msn
Navy carrying th United States Mals
Of the Atlantic Malta
sod sas Fauo the lat and 18th days of each month"; and will
touch at Acapulco
bo will BE- sash End the route accideut.
The COLOMBIA will ply San Francisco and
the Mails and
Passenger returning without delay with the Na and
through passage by States Mail from
board the Pacific Mall Steamers
tB Rates Of ss Panana Francisco the most favoa-
bic
An experienced permanently eeh Steamer
he n Each pa'ange allowed $50 baggage ec not
Freight will be taken 70 Cha
Pansma Fanscc At the rate
80 - - cHARLEs A. WHITNEY,
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INirrALs.


The steamship Washington arrived at New
York on the 10th ult., bringing dates from
Southampton to the 18th Of September.
The Washington left Bremen on the 9th, and
brings a large and costly cargo Of German,
French and continental merchandise.
ENGLAND. s. "a
The cholera was making progress at Newcas-
tie on Tyne, seventy three cases, most Of them
| faxal, being reported. s 8
Queen Christina, q Spain, leit London ~
| Paris on the 9Th. y = y s rs "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-08
1&yHE NEW YORK, BREMEN AND <ssa

INHE NEW 1OKK, BKEMEN AND <eFE%A
III SOUTHAMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL = uua1lRfaik.
ships comprising this Line the
Capt NJ Fitch HERMANN, Capt f. Higgins These steamers
stop at Southampton, both going and returning.
Proposed dates Of sailng--ls53.
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OUaCHITA RIVER.

oUacHITA RIVER
EOR POINT PLEASANT, BArou ~
1s fSSTS Mosss osssM sGSas. GSaelA sIS EsFs
ssar jane. On .ea ss. %
having thoroughly oyerhaulsd and rsdsts will
e'' Psya.. =
RED RITER.
viii leave SATURDAY, octobers q, ~ O'Clock PIX.
EOR GRAND ECORE, NAToHI- ~
"A. ASAnpaA sSd as and ~
Apply On SMITH FMsrrR 81 poydpas street.
The sydoniA will take freight for Shreveport viii the privilege
VTCRSBURG.
VIII leave TUESDAY. oc.,ber li At o,eIocx r.x.
E0R VICKSBURG, WARREsroS, ~ =
E NEW CARTHAGE. GRAND GULF, ROD L6A9&
c 4ss.
s:s, WI leave sSsH sfs gss
wy T9lls-S; ySyNsTo TsRSEspay oss'ss, = :, sss.
dANp h5sp EAk5 6Dss2 ssGsssSaF ylsSsauR6 fSa
s1aSD ssaa Rss % viii leave
'e''' For 'AS sfsorss os On ssass
y tn sss w have G; sS s Of Canal street
win Leave SATURDAY. October s. a O'CLOCK =.
LSOR VICKSB URG, WARRENT0N, ~ =
NJ sT NTcs ssETasF 5o4 Ss Saasp saYo5 agF R2P
nd ! 4
leave above sniff Ts i & d as sss ssss '
ar Southern Belle irssst, the privilege
WIN be clsrk Lesss, foot of Canal street
ThursdAy morning. o receive feight s9s
ST. Lf DIS.
winlsavs MONDAY, October 10. at O'Clock r.x
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, HICK- -
NAY iSp s,.,,sa MEMPRsIa. steamer JOHN
el.ss win ssvs rnlsImedats
ABOVE 20 fs, . isi' n fs1sra. street.
os orto IL cIilLps q Poydras .iiesk
viii leave MONDAY, October 10. a. O'Clock Pm.
E0R ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS ~
5';sss gssssss1 .ss@s. cSTARxsT, " ss easss
'sss For freight r'''s wa aRslE ssss sscssas a. r...
win leave SATURDAY ,os,sbsr 4. Al o,cocs r.u
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS cy -
'.s ...sa al xTfcK scSTi :. sa
receiving sshs Viii abo!s. rsss,
Pss~ge, having secmmeisiols aEgy beard
WHITE bncH1s1N 4 q Ssasa' Ssisoa si.ss ss,ss.'
wni leave SATURDAY, October Q, a. O'Clock rn.
ROE ST.; LOUIS, CAnn, q. MEMrms A; Alss,t .nH
raaniDg passenger SAINT PAUL. sxzzk
On ifTf
.fL.AB.4.lEa RIVER.
EHOR MONTG 0MERY, WETuMPEA, ~ =
SELMA and all landings Aabsma River, via
the New Basin. Every Altsrase WED SEsnAY $ M The
the
DAY October leaving Neworeans and Montgomery Every Alter
nat Wednesday,.
IF Shippers rely strict attention 10 all business entrusted
10 her
.. f. ss.,s 20 q f s Sssaas .s
Blon her drs, trip, the W viii leave via the River %
EyOR MONTGOMERY, wETuMrKA, ~
aia aah aas Al faSss
ALABAMA.-The sahch
built passenger ALABAMA r. Rvber viii
her the trade WEDNESDAY October
~ leaving Newofiears and Montgomery EvtRY ALTERNATE
Shippers puneuay aud attention
to all entrusted hsr For freight having
surpassed accommodations sppiy 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-08

NOR MONTGOMERY, WEruMPKA, ~ :
SELMA all landnge Alabama River. via iai1*D n
New Brsn EVERY ALTERNATE "WEDNESDAY
Alabama River packet ALABAMA-The stanch
built passenger ALABAMA, p. Rvbr will
- leaving Neworears and Montgomery EvtRY ALTERNATE
WEDN Shippers punetuaiy aud attention
to all entrusted hsr For freight passage having
sppiy
MCDOWELL JR l. BELL. iq Poyirss ST., Agents.
herf trp bsi
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From Paris we learn that the Emperor had
returned to the capital, and was present st 4
Cabinet Council held at St. Cloud on the 1lth
inst
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MoRT1MER LIVINGSTON, Agent, 80 Broadway.
WILLIAM iSELIN, Agent fiasre.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BE- sfFFA
~ TWEEN NEW YORK AND BREAIES-Bremen sxXin22ss
Mail Ii eThe HANRA 920otons ana GEL
MANIA, 1905 viii sal as followp;
From. B,easn, From Men York,
GERMkSlA..'...... -..........Augastl sepismberi
HANSk 2S 29
w Passage from York BrsiaenFini csbn sioo;
Cabin sas. For freight passage, apply 70 ri
jsai snl oEfHiiCiiS co. 50 Broad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-08

LyOR MONTG OAlERY, WETuMPKA, Ty
SELMA and all iapdiuss Asss@a Riysr via
regular WETuMPKA, D. "A. shaw,
trips the trade WEDHEs.
DAY. October NewoIieans and Montgomery Every Alter
Wednetdsy.
10 her
tY- passage having superior apply
MeD0wELL, JR. Il BELL. Poydras
kBlOn trip, the w will leave via the River %
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02

The repor. that this case was d''dsd !"
favor of Christy. and against the settlers,
has created, we understand. = great deal OF
excitement abroad. Perhaps no case has
come before the courts Of the country in>
volvins interests Of such magnitude a. the
one under consideration. Millions Of acres
Of land in California and New Mexico are
held by titles similar in their character
The decision Of this case will form a pres
ced,nt for the decision Of al others. Hence.
the alarm In the State aud territory men
toned.
But IL these are grounds for apprehen
sion abroad. there arc fsr more in Tsxas.
A vast amount Of lands scattered over our
State, involving millions Of acres. are IN
terested in the issue. We understand there
arc forty four leagues lying between the
Sabine and Lake, that are held by similar
ttlss to ~hs one in litigation. II Christy
game this case. il will annul tho claims Of
the settlers on oil these lands. The result
Of such dseisio" would bring distress and
ruin upon thousands.
This being ths case, should not all the
settlers who are interested in the result,
prepare to defend this case. and to prosecute
il TO . successful tsrminationi Al present.
there seems to be . degree Of apathy e1.
listing, which 10 immiusqtIy dangerous. In
the prosecution Of Chrissy's claim the best
legal talent Of the Union has been employed;
for on its decision 10 involved the title 10
millions Of acres not only in Texas. but in
New Mexico aud California. The issue
can be protractsd no longer. The question
will now come up on ito merits. and snless
the settlers unite upon some common un.
dsrstsndios, and prepare for defence. they
may BE- dsfested even with every thing ap.
psrsntly in their favor. The issue 10 cf =
momsntous character. and requires prompt,
energetic, and united action. Ought there
not 10 bs meeting called Of al the settlers
in the State, interested In the decision Of
this case
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02

We are under many obl'g atoms 10 the
Hon. KIcuAwpsox ScuxRy, for full files o'
the Congressional Globe and Appendix for
1851 and 1852. embraced In -four large aud
well bound books. containing the debates,
proceedings. aud laws of the Is. session
Of the 3ist Congress, together with impor.
.ant state papers. These books are M i'm
portant acquisition to AZ editors library.
They form history Of large portion OF
the time that ". $. has served in Congress.
We understand Il ~ saying to ~. )" Exam
inc these volume AMI look at my course, y
This is fair and candid. We shall do 80
before we hazard IN opinion rs to the man :
ner no has discharged hio duty asa con
gressional representative from this district,
and not like many of our contemporaries
condemn him unhsard. Two years ago
they sung his praises ina double octave
key now they are dsnonucing him with.
out stint It certainly comes from tiym
with bad grace; Tor. 20 far A. we have
been able to follow his course. he has ad.
vocsted nothing. nor has hs given vote
in contradiction OF hi. pledges before The
election. His views then were approved
by a majority OF Inc democratic pg-sse. in
this district. True, he has not occupied the
tims Of Congress with Buocum speeches.
This no never promised to do, nor could i,
BE- reasonably expected Of bin. tie WAS
not elected with any such object W.
shall look to bic votes on the important
questions submitted to Congress, and 10
due season will give them to our readers.
We are also indebted to Mr.. Scurry for .
number Of congregational speeches.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02

- ~; $500 lspsA 4 ~ ~ - ~
~ ssssa5 ~ ansAst tAess1-h - ~
- ~ ~ ~ sieeo = ~ go - %.
= 4 ~ sasaislag ssssssh'ae ~ ~ aeste'
~ splpstss. ~ ~ spesslaasss Ssss ..
ssssesd b. ~ Aspp y geia. 1AsA y
~ prssd ~ NY wsse wt9eIso - eeaoe
~ dsselsy wisA Asss ~ - erepe ~
vay "a dssiasss, v yssil thsis live 10 go.
Nel - sssitsss ~ gssppls wish ~ 80.
~. ~ sas vs. 49, La thsa hsl tajt
Il Tssas' hesss. Tssss' vs~ews, sd Tee.
- ss1ssehsea elsessa. ~ slssssd thsa
Asrsslf, sis. Il wss sot speeslsssen; II
was . rsai t,assastioe and ~ Gill keep
Il clear. Il 10 hss bssa gssrdias ssdss sss
esis Of The Conssitssiou. ] d<sirs jsstiss
and libsssli.y 10 oil sboss who aissd Tssas,
and 40 matter he~ they hsvs acquired
thsir demands. .,.ss thsm IN ssrmsss fss
everything they have. and apon that earn
ess give them interest. and, u yos please.
be liberal. hal let Texas have the credit Of
Going Justice 10 her creditors. and lot not
shs United Ststss inss,vens I" save her coil
q. honor. A. 1t 10 called. She will take
esss Of that article hs@sslf. ssd che will take
care Of hs, money. too, trsst. and make
. ussful application Of Il IN paying ell jsss
ds.aands. but not The dsmssds Of Sayloeks.
Hir, I have done.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02

-. l..e S~es stsss rshsss. d ~ sssse'
...,.I.. he vs,.dissssy Of NIL. hs'sAs''
-. ~ dispossd d BIO ie'ssss !" 'se'
~. 49, retired fssn w sdiserisl massage
-. n. /, .sss..dsd y NJ. 8. Ps''o"'
AID Mr.. 4. Jun;us Foster. who each g.
lisA separate introductory s.'dr':s. Inc
r...,ks Of Mr.. N. are oppressed :" 'ss
elegant style Of a ss"tems" sss'"s leave
Of party Of frssnds hi' how I" Po''.''
he ,m;ls bland. bic manner s'aee's'. no
m.ds a cool editor, and rstirss with our
b.s, wishes for bic fatsrs happiness ana
......s in life. Thsrtes . degree Of o.
ult.tiou In bic address. however. that "
NOR. oo,.;e than trs.hfsL That Mr.. NJ
did something to retrieve the character and
fortunes Of the Patriot. We freely admit !;
tv. whom he ssssrts, in glowing "smbsr',
tia. h. took charge Of iss destiniss at IN
hour whom patriotism and the Patriot had
Suffered defeat, and seductive hsrssy WAS
r.msant h The land. when the storm was
a, II. wjldsts freaks, and the bswildsrss'
h.lmsman had quit HE post" and i"''"ate'
tia. although unknown to the people. s"'
prsc.issd - . writer, ignorant Of the mys.
,,ris. Of printing, and the intricate and
vexatious system Of petty finances thai
be has succeeded in creating . revulsion IN
ou bile sentiment; that the Star. which VA
then like "lons and weeping pleiAd hal
been fixed in the heavens. and Is now beam
ing with bright and beautiful sda'sSacs--
when hs tells rs all These things. We ar'
compelled TO smils
The introductory addresses Of Messr'
p.rsous and Foster are sufficiently enple'
Of their opinions |. 10 to b. wing paper
out and out. The latter even goss 20 IA
a. to say that although tho wing party :" il
looked upon by some ~ rather proscr'be'
party in Texas. i. is so only IN name; 70
in this community ito principles are tn
umphant" We do not understand tn
logic Of this paragraph. even II ~s ~sr'
willing, (which We are ooD to admit 1t
truth: for this community embraces but
small portion Of Texas.
We sec but one sentiment in thes
ir.roductoriss to which we object. an
that 10 contained in the close Of NJ
Fosters address. Speaking Of sditoria
controversies, he says tina" when assai'ed.
We shall not BE- mora select in our term
than our feelings may dictate" II we ar
10 understand by this that he will give rsig'
to his passions on such occasions, instsA'
Of using argument and vi. to enforce hi
opinions, ii will be the signal for US to asoi
all manner Of discussion with the Patrio
We hope that his feelings will dictate
different course. and that this paper ma
b. made interesting to the public. eourteo"
to contemporaries, and profitable to Ito con
| .iurtors
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02

+, s.sehss sslssa vui b ssssS 70 ~
e..t,ses Il ~ Ds~ss'sa' M.ss''s s''s
i, ~. ,,ses, On Mssaay lsss. Iss ~sss'
,,s ~.s sos ~ ~sll ssssadsd % W s'''''o,
b.. ~s.. perhaps. - as"'sfos' - ses'a
h.,. b.,u expected. sossids'i"s the s'a'e"
~ n. v.s,. TAsrs wsss sbsss any pss''
ont. .hs greater portion Of Who" ~'se
from the eoa"ssy.
nx.,l b, seen that ". T. Scorr was re.
eomm.,;d.d, by unanimous vote. ~ ss'
D.moer.,ic candidate for Cers'sss. i'''
.,.,m. v,lI bs submitted 10 the Convsns'o"
At Tyl,r. by the delegates )" attendance
f,.., mi. county. We do not 60 - 's'
a. 10 ..y .h., this no"i"s'io" will give a"''
x.,..l satisfaction. There are soms. no
doubt, who have other preferences. Dat
~. can affirm. ,ha, il will meet with n" &C.
,;y. cpposi,,on; for Col. Scott 10 ob""s>
lon. to no portion Of the democracy either
81 THE county or tho district sha' "s'"
A.. Arm and consistent democrat. aud. - .
ovbl;e man, hns acquitted himself I" .
,,scr,, calculated to render him popular
and prominent man. d.
A a. evidence Of how he 10 Is regarded
abroad, We subjon two notices o. '"'
press:
A,orusn CAsp,pArs vox CoScnx" --
Il IA officially announced in tho Republican
that Hon. ". 7. Scott, Of Harrison Cou"
~. f.m,liarly known to his esauy friends -
Huck Scott, has, ut the Urgent solicitations
Of his friends, consented to submit bis
claims to the Democratic Convention, to
h. held in this place on the 25th 81 April
next
Mr. Scott has Tor some time past repre-
sented the moot p"puloas aud wealthy
count, 10 the District, IN the Senatorial
) branch OF our State Legislature. aud io'
ops ", can bear witness TO HE uuti'ing de-
, yo,ou. TO the interest a his constituent
in the prompt aud efficient discharge Of hi
official duties
Mr.. Scot, is smphatical'y bns'ne's leg
tsIAtor. ana u no 10 ~ ~ w ~
eur. the nomination, the mantle OF Richard
, would fall on lew w"rthier to wear II
Tyler Telegraph.
Senator Scott is \ candidate to repre-
sent the Eastern Congressional District o
the State.
NJ. Scott is a gentleman Of good. prse
teal se--well acquainted with the want
Of Texas served in the Congress
the late Republican the Legislature o
, the State. and hss acquired a reputation 10
honesty, efficiency. aud ability.
OF his political opinions. we know moth
} ing. A. . man. he 10 certainly worthy o
any honor the people may bestow upo'
him.--Austin Americdn.
We hope the Convention At Tyler vi:
, select a candidate. upon whom the dsmoe
. rscv Of the D,stric. can cordially unite, an
> that they will adopt platform. assefs'n
y distinctly the time honorsd principles
> the party.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02

W We have received the Arst number Of
the Southern Eclectic. pahlisAed At Augas.
IA, Georgia, price % . year. This ~.
riodical will he composed mainly from,
the literature Of Great Britain, Fsaaee,
Germany, and the United States. Tks
present number contain. eighty pages Of
printed matter. The selections In Il are
Of an excellent character. and The work l.
we'll worthy Of support A. this 10 The
ans effort to pabiish Masasins Of this
character In the sosth. W hope II will ~.
esivs liberal patronage.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02

A. Il 10 impossible 10 obtain State Con.
vsntion Of any sort in 'rsxas. owing to the
sstsnt Of our State, W. would propose 10
our eonfrsrss Of the press Of Eastern I. ms,
. meeting a Tyler. on the 25th Of April,
Inst. A. thsrs will bs a Convention Of the
Democracy Of this Congressional District
Al Tyler on that day. and ~ the District.
Supreme, and Federal courts will CONF
msnes their sessions Al that time, Il will
furnish On occasion sufficiently interesting
for them 10 attend.
The Importance Of . convention Of this
kind 10 the press. 10 matter Of such p'ae.
teal importance, and 70 we'll known, that
II doss not need an extended common, from
~ Every editor has fsll The necessity Of
= radical change In ths present. system Of
doing bssinsss. In no State In the U nioa
10 Tie basinsss - badly managed. AID, 70
odd to shis. or lryislassss hes inersassd tas
evil, BY dsoyins to w pss~s ~ I<sisi~sse
bssinsss to which Il il salillsd. Ths rssa-
sdy fos this STATE u thi~gs b n ess cwa
haada We havs ut y salts 81 ~ bsst
resslas viii follow. What ~ yes editesss
Thsss b ~ liues r. saaesessssy. WIN
yss asassdl
Ks ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02

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ones, ,hst vou spswsr them in -
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02

OF We understand that the mail b..
tween Marshall and San Augustine. which
has bssn noted for i.s irreguIarity ever since
We can rene n'tsr. has stopped entirely, A
Tow days ago We received two copies Of the
San Augustine Herald, The Arst We have
received In . long time.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02

~ Jad.s liicka has 900" holo.os t.e
Court At Linden. Csss county. he and Judge
Morris having agreed upon Al exchange Of
circuits. Judge II. will hold ell Of the
Courts Of the district except that Of Hsr>
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02

" Judge Iiicks has decided. We un~
derstand. that the game Of Rondo 10 not
indietabls. Mr. DonIsy. the District Al.
tosney, will carry the question to the Su-
ptems Court.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02
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We learn from Col. VIM. r.
Texas. who has bs~n spsnding ssae9
In Washington lately. that . so~s,
capitalists of very extensive msea
besa organized At The North fes -
s,rustioM Of The railroad thsossA t.
FL Peso. Il will - rssssm6srs1
rssdsrs that Texas granted . ~
this ro1d nearly three ysars aga. =
mated eight sections u land to esee
aid in its construction. This ssese
tho part Of Northern eapsAlisle = 9
with interest to all fii~ads 4 'hs u
burg, Shreveport. aud Texas rosd. T.
the sanss company who hsvs esPss
determination 10 ;.u,ld = railroad %
cite, aud Col. Ijill iitiarns ~ shae
decidedly IN favor Of the SoseAsfa
Their object 10 10 build the road -
or fosr hundred mi;ss. even bs(sss
srnmsnt can have any oshss rosie {
and shus. hy forssssllins ihs Cow
induce il to aresds 10 thsir eva RI
70 complsts The road. 1'he pss II!
the completion of orr rod Nv
ssssa,sd to them = favsssels g
thsrsfers wish y eoasset ~ :
'1'ssss line, and Col. uAl tAists ~
sven take he contract 6eM y
Col. tiill eon6sass ~ sspest ~
Of engineers hsvs pesAshy ~ y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02

or We learn from the South Western
that the new steamer. Shreveport. when
near Gordon's landing. collapsed one Of
her Auss, by which the engineer and two
or three Of tho hands we're slightly scaldsd