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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
EMrERANC CoLg m.

DR.. Harmon, editor Of = Temperance
paper IN New - leans, by invitation of the
friends Of Temperance in Texas, 10 nov
canvss.ing hi. State. ni.~ a,oa the pas
say. oi n law by the Legislature, giving to
III. people Of each county II. right to vote
dirrc,l, far and agoint h. granting oi II.
c-n.- to retail ardent sp',',s within their
bounds Tie delivered lectures in this city
On SATURDAY and Sunday evening last. to
large and attentive audiences lie 10 by
isr the ahlest and most p"~erful temper
anc. lecturer We have ever listened 10, and
he proposition he advocates is an rrssona.
hia. aud strikes the mind oi every :, fleeing
~ Il observing person with so much force,
that all opposition amongst the u"p'"ju>
dlcec is nj once t.isarn.d. DR.. tlnru.on
informed US that wherever he had bee" in
the state, aud he has visited most Of the
counties west of the Rrnz,s. aud south Of
Travis. til. movement h,. received the IN.
thussstc support oi ar overwhelming ma.
Iofity OF til. people. Even those ~hc
might not ultimately vots tyr prohibiting
III. licensing :, stem. ray the propos'tio" To
submit tn. question To ,o'e OF the people
~ - 'HHf =" "'''"'S'hhV. HV' ~
entirely in accordance with the spirit 81 our
Institutions that they cannot oppose il but
viii giv. II their hearty support
We noticed last week 'hst the county Of
Harris had sppoin'sd II liz, "t delegates to
the >rste Convention prop"ssd tn liz con.
vcned in hi4 ciiy on the Odd ol November
next. more .Fcrtuallv To push for~ ard the
hnil set in motion by Dr.. Harmon, r'o.
qu.nce. We SEE that other counties have
followed the example. The people 81
Gonzales. after h,afing the i.ctur. q: Dr..
Harmon, held II 'u--iicg sed appointed
Nersfs 4. Jnncs. J. u Suiblmgg, T.. J.
Pilgrim, C. E. Dewitt. AM Il. Fggl-.,on.
Il, legsi,s to the Convention. The lnQui-
rer. speaking of ;h. proposition To huh'uh
the question ri Gems. ur no lic.nse Ia \
vote OF the pe"pl-, -a,s We can zee
nothing but simple justice in ibl.. for il they
THE peopl.l Il" not watt them. tf.ts'lIng
houses. IT is rgh, to give the people the
right to nd themselves ot III. evil"
By reference to ia. proceedings in an.
other column, il VII! be Sc scen that Travis
has al.o ,e-po' ded by the appointment Of
d.legs,.. TO the State Convention State
Ga.ens.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08
Make Room eOr ~ vote .ossr."

I IKE tIncifHnin- of odd. " >cLE iuf ha-
J been called from IT." plough anh the sweets
., yn.a;c life to public station IN Other
words, h, la taken charge again "t Ia"
PianteTs' boiei, and a. he has made some re-
pairs IN this well SHOWN hva>e, and Is as"vt
making others al az important character, he
ha- the contiI,Der to believe that II VII shortly
be lnf,rios to no house Ia The country. Per
laps il /. fortunate that he has again consented
to take charge o. this bon-e; for b'- eh'rseii'
and ducks ,uf.ics Az! pigs egg and hn''ef
Ne, Ic. had become 81 usiner.as and plen''-
M That he was puh.,ed a. 10 what he should
Do ailh his stock ON hand This superatund-
snce Of the good things 81 life Is to Ne H.
'nhuicd entirely 10 the management ct his old
iady, who, ~ usual, Will preside over his table
Now, here is " chance Tor travellers and rp'eu'es
!" as-i-, him IN eating up his stock IN 'rad"
PERSONS stopping nj h'. house viii lind elean
beds, good fare. aa.i attentive servants. and
ma, feel contdcn, tina, their horses will receive
every attention Required.
Ills PRICES will be made to sui, the tImes
f"r inr,her information. persons are requested
10 call and Judge :or themselves.
JOSEPH TAYLOR.
Jan. \, 1854 n27-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08


Ina L,sr N,x the suIloIned para
graph has vpt, recently gone tt. rounds OF
the newspapers at the >on,h
\eatl, twenty oae years ago, seven
Young men al tbs city. then IN the early
flush oi m,nhood. entered Into an assocla
ton tor an annual meeting aud supper 80
hong ~ suy of tier nu'nhef should survive.
These seven were DR.. Waiter, Dr. JAMES
" Mason, William sia"shory. William
D-aev. Jr, Henry l.. Tslrm, Joseph X.
Mason, aud Fen,on Lawson. Tor several
y-ars the pleasure al their meeting MAS
uuslloyed With sorrow b, desth.
H. $3.50 ou- ,acan, seat mud one amused
plate announced The herlnnins oi the wreck
uhirh Death was sure. vt lasi. To make ct
Ill their uumhu u, and ~ n second
empty plate bore II. quiet testimony to the
stein reality at the r.irrtTssn-'s ot 'hr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

spiritual faprinss aud table uppings. The
Judy. gives miraculous arcount Of the
wonders nf the spiritual nauil. stations
lh. lu.lowing extract. embrace tn, leading
,,id .uces iurni-h.d by his personal obssr-
vaiion, which had the effect of overcoming
LIS .krplcl.m a;.d mas my him convert
Wv attention was frs, drawn 10 the in.
tefcoufse T., the rspping., Then ,ha most
common hut now the most uncomfortable
inode ot communicating. o. couts. WAS
on the book out Tor deception, and at f,-,
relied upon my senses aud the conclusions
which my reason might draw from their
evidence. Bat Was At u loss To tell how
the mediums could cause WIN, witnessed
urd-r ,hes. circumstances.
t.. medium. walking the length OF n
suit ot u,rlnt~. in,ts or hits feet aud the
iappiug. h,iug distinctly heard five or SIX
L..t hehiud them. the whole distance, back
ward and forward several times being
heard near the top OF a mahc NY door.
above here ih. medium could reach, and
~ II struck hard with fist being heard
ou the b"itum al ear when travelling on
n railroad aud on the tloor aud table,
~ ben seated q, Lunch ut M eating house
hv the side of road being heard ut dii.
tet.ui parts oi the ROOM, sometimes several
she could not reach. sometimes on the
,sble, aud imn,,diaiel, after on 'he floor.
and then at different pait. ri the table, IN
rpid succession, enabling US to ie,l the
vibration a. well as hear the sounds sone,
tincs when the hands and feet OF TIA. ne.
dunn 0.f. both hrmiy and csrriu " held
h., some Que 81 tue party, and sometimes
un table VIII ito uH" tunriR i II.
A,ter depending upon nv senses as to
thrsr ,aiiuo, phases ni lhe phen"'nruon, !
iuvuhcd the AID al scirncr, mad with the
assistance al competent ,lecttlcian and
hi, machinery, aud al eight or ten iu'elll
e.nr. educated. shrewd persons, .samined
the matter. We pursued our inquiries mauy
days, and established Ia our Satisfaction
two things. hrsi, thai the sounds were not
p.oducce t., the agency ol any person pfr-
mt or near Us aud second, that they wer.
not forthcoming at our will and pleasure.
In the meantime another feature at
tfactcd IN, atteuiion. aid that MAS ph,s.
zeal Manifestations. AS they are termed
! bus, have ,u"wu pine table, With four
legs. lifted bod J., up from the floor IN the
ceuler al clfclc ot II, or eight Iersons,
lurn,d upside down, aud laid upon It's top
ut our fret. then Il ted up over our heads, and
pul leaning against the bach al the sofa 81
which We ,at. have known that same
tthlc To he ied up on twu lrg. It's top nj
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

S,itrtas E,ps.r- 90 Ins NArNk
Law Prof f. Pond, of tb. lsangor 1h~o.
logirsl Seminary. IN answer to III. question.
What fleet has the law already protiu>
c.d saws
" II has put an end to rum selling for
drinking purposes. except ~ the l"asst
pisces aud IN the most private, .Geshing.
cnntemltihl- way, II has greatly dimi".
i.hed Drunkenness. have not seen a
d,uukcn ,uAn ~ our streets for the last six
months. 4, thu. season oi the year, with
Ill our lufnbermcn from the woods. our
Irish. and Indians, have not seen one in.
tnsicated. The Law has Al sds our streets
quiet through the night. Very few, com.
uaraiiy.l,. get INTO the ~a'ch.house. The
hnus. of correction has been. ut times.
almost empty krow not hut II il So how.
The expense of raupers Is greatly d'min-
ishrd also the expense o. litigation. Han.
drpds Of thousands throughout the State.
WIN. bat Tor the law. had been miserable
drunkard. sad " hoe. homes hsd been the
abode of tn. extremes, wretch.dn-ss. are
now industrious sober citizens. aud their
families are living IA comparative comfort
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

4 correspondence Of the Albany Joar
nal states tina, IN Murray county. Georgia.
a,d nesr its southern boundary. at the
sumpl, Of mural preripcc, 100 feet !"
perpendicular height, ih-r. stsnds the re-
mans oi an ancient ior''hf alton. ronstrac.
ted II sold mason work, covering hve
arrrs Of ground Within the enclosure.
leity forest trees, two snd three hundred
Yeas old, rear their hesds to the tespp~st.
covering with their veidnn, foliage =" an
ri.nt hesrth stone. once In ns- by ito an
cient occupants, and near II gushing
stream OF water issues 'ro the er~vice OF
the rock. OF icy coline.s, whence the gar
rison used to Obtain their supply
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

Success seems 10 attend the enosts of
d. Harmon wherever h. goes IT, il stir.
ring up the friends ot Temperance tn =
hv.l, sense al their duty the good & oitA
Washington county has appointed the fol-
lowing delegation Ia thu Stat. tonv.n'i"n
Henry Bailey, G.. ". Crawford. Jsn'~s l..
faiquhar. u D. :, Foster, u. x tn'fm~ll.
" T. Lc,.rsnd. ", =. Kul-dge, James
Barton, and james l.it,le6eld.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

Florida is represented \, the Worlds
Fair. IN New York isv su.dvy large ali,gs.
tor. Our sister State may do well enough
in the way of the raw material hut thu
specimen Of alligator skin hoo,s. presented
", the Fair by VIZ Iscnn.hict. Of this city.
show. how lar Texas esrels Florida in the
perfection Of the arts. aud /" reducing 4"
useful purposes, objects apparently the moot
worthless
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

bne of III. novclii-. o the ia, Tor Con
n.cticut. aud wtial something reali, rseH
ting, wasa sv WINNING race which came on
lately. near llaiiio,d. Ia the nuncriicut
river. GA the shore there were large
th,ong- oi gcullcm,n and ladrs. and the
river inr a bong distance va. filled With
boats. gazing 20 the whole scene quite y
N.nrlan appearance ! There we're Upwards
ut 1000 people present 10 wi't"-s the
match Seventeen Swimmers -ntct"d -
niur ,mcreaus sod eigh; Germans. The,
swan one n,ilr. Nnll. cetmsn. winning
the p,i<r. Yankee h'ins Second
It j. .nii of Bas,rr the Divine, by con.
,inus sncelug in prayer. h. knees h"rnm-
Nif ana useless. We hear of but few such
n,i.iofiuues IN these davs
". So. il stated in the English pspcr'
,hs, the Naiqais Of Tveedsle has cue
creied perfect, in working plows b,
steam power.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

Lola Mont.s often thu 6-em~s n San
Francisco the service ii "her head. M
b.~ri, her hsnd., aud her heels" They
accepted her offer. and the hesas Melted
them ot.SCO
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

Should the population Of the United
States progress Tor one century ms'ss - u
has done for the past sixty yesss. TIE ..sm'
her Of its inhabitants wosid sxessd no..
OOO, 900.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

communicated hy the Austrian Minister Tor
Foreign Affairs Ia the Ministers Of the
several ior,ign courts
ia. event. OF III. ~ of July 1t >mvrua,
present, IN u doubt. point al view. seti
Gus deviation froD the tulss OF lnlerna
'ional law l. The commander 81 The
:. ship at war, st Louis, threatened his
Imperial Nalrst,'s brig the ilussar. with n
hostile attack, lrv.hng his guns against the
batter. aud announcing IN writing, that II ~
certain individual detained on board. aud
whose nationality was contested hrtw-rn
the agents of TIA. two Governments. was
not surrendered to him n, u certain hour lie
Womb take lim hv io'c.. : his net OF
hoslllt, WAS committed IN the pot oi u
neutral power. the hiend of the tvn ma
tons No doubt tn. threat To- attack The
ship of u sovereign state. and wInrh ear
RES it, ia.. i. nothing less than n menace
al war Now. the iighi to make war =.
necessarily, aud hy TIA. vary nature al that
right inherent IA the sovereign power.
right oi such gfeat Importance, tsaNs \a'tel
Law of Nations, vol ,. bn"k g. chap J
the tight at Judging whether uaton ha- q
tral SUI pet tor complaint. it II be n ease to
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II Is, no don't among the number ot those
nights, wltiiou, whirh toverumen, can
not Ice conducted in II .alutary manner,
and which is called the rishl al ms .tv.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

An account Of an analysis made hy a
Massachusetts physician. ri six different
pared. @, cream Of tartar. which he Psr.
chased at ~ many different deg shops 10
Hos,on, shows that Of the t'nr~ article IN
each sample. the rrnpor,on differed "a =
rsngr from fort, tn sixty I~s r~ns That
il. ,akin, ,h@ average Of tn whole. only
one hall Of u wxs pure rv~aneet tartar.
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
The French. rress en- the Austrian Man
tftste

observations ot the manifesto ~ protest
uh,cb has promulgated III reference To the
Costa allan
The principles set forth IN TIL. memoran.
dun af- iIu. hut Whu IL It that has va
lated them Evidently Austria which. in
a neutral pa,i, caused to b. arrested IA n
most offensive manner n man p!ar.d under
the protection of the flag oi The United
States II the Austrian tonsul had an,
doubt NJ tn the legality al VI t".tas nsiu
fali1a,ion h. was bound to apply to the
officer ~ command ol til. american sta
ton, aud Ia a-k him to oppo-. III. escape
al that refugee ntil III. point "i law had
been pt"p.r, cleared up Austria, DIS
daining the use al legal proceedings, ut
tempted to obtain Justice Tor herself hy
force Aud now she complains Of having
aict with legitimate opposition I" her nets
oi violence We do not entertain liz"
slightest doubt thu, the american corvette
-. lnni- would without u niofne't, hes.
taiiou. have opened lire "n the lln.-ar hiig
II the captain al the Austrian vessel had
refused To give mp to,ls uuto the hand, al
tn. French Consul, uuIl tn. question of
nationaii, should have been decided VI
Co., had not fulfilled .oe Of IN. cond
tons essential la obtain naturalization IN
the uited Sts,cs-,z: five wears Of con.
saru,,y. r,,,d.nc. la tb,. t,rti,o,y of Tie
,,iuu Eut VI Cost, v,. admitted Ia
.v,,, sJ.ht, Il, tb. american I,oy.tun,.,d
sad lac received ma American passport.
It Was GA the faith .. thrt passport thai he
nroc.pdsJ 80 Ilk., IN Asia and /, Is II
i,,,Il,. IA d.rlu,. that the affair doe. not
c,ur,ru INN ANY n,o,e--it hes In.,v..n the
,,,,,.rnp,..,t of ia. t',i.,i, and .,.,, toy-
,,,,,,,ut vr,irb undertakes tn y,.l. IN.
,n,,,,,,,.. ,,,,n la fine | uitrd states IA VI
to.,a
\,s,,i, has ,,L,, oooi ,,,a ,,a,l,r.
,b,. ,;.uu,. -, ,b,, .,o,,d Ia ,b. L.re
..t ..,,,,., o,o, =, L., s,,i. r,snr. vho
b,. ,l,,y. sustained the ,n,... al neutral.
,t..,.,t,i,,., al \i.,,,, has ,,,j,.l,.d in tl,,.
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u,.pt,,ls had b.,.p violated II ws. thai l,pc.
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p,.hu the ,nne,n.r of Smvfns. formerly
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

The election. Ia the Cherokee Nation
for sheriff. aud number. of the National
Council are Ia take place some time during
the present month. Among III. candidates.
the following names ARE given Laugh At
Mush. I, al Sc ns Hog, l.ittlr Hair. josiah
Deer N Water. Nhofil. BERN. Joseph
Corusilk. Fool Peter. Young squirrel, Wsh-
YOU Skee. Spring Frog.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

Tho Womsn's Rishts Cs"ve"sson Ia New
York closed it. deliberations IN ths sveatae
Of the 7,h. after rather . stormy ssssisa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

II YOU wish to collect together all the
pretty guls ~ town. advertise Lecture
to Noung Men
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

Ole Bull aaaissed ny Ssr.h"seh ssd kee1s
Adeline PATH. 10 announced - Stve -.
cert in Philad~lphia.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

The contributions a, the office Of he
Ch,s,-.,oo Courier, for tho New O'leans
sufferers, up To the evening o. the 9th ult..
amounted to -, 7O3 Cd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

According to the Cincinnati Railroad
Record. sixty millions bushels ot corn are
raised in Ohio every year The average
crop is thirty seven bushels to an acre.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

Six esses cf yellow isssv - saA - y
now q she Nav forh qsasaatles.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-08

Virginia. sIhorgh the u" 'euther OF l'res''
dents" il not very careful oi the nem"rN
of her o,.nt men J,H-r.on's to'nh il IN
,ups The graz. Of Wad,so" to""of "or be
recognized aud the estate ot Washington
sh. has permitted to Ice sold 10 company
OF spectators