The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-05

Ia bad been made up 70 the l2ib, in piaee
Of Mr. Batter Tho utmos, secrecy Is
maintained with regard to appointments as
well a- applicants.
The Cholera has 40 completely over
spread the entife country IL having APP
reared 10 some Of the cities Of every state
In the uion-ihat We end Il wholly im
possible 10 attempt To keep track oi H. The
disease seems 10 rage VITA mos, 'irui"nce
among the people iuhasitlng the borders 81
toe Western rivers aud lskes. where Il has
ASSUMED the form ol an epidemic, which
cannot be correctly said 10 be the case 10
tho larger Northern cities bordering TIE
stlan,c True, There are many more
deaths IN the North lhap in dee " es' but
when we eoa,idef ths difference OF the iva
sections IN point OF population, the COM
paratiye humber Of deaths to the irhsbtiSnt.
Will be found IA about ten to one. he
number OF eases Of cholera reported j.
New ! ofk last week was o.. aud Philadcl
phia -, while in 81. Louis aud Chicago
people are said to have been dying of at
the rate Of over 100 per day. Thus far
tai. disease, on city has been perfectly
free from the cholera and other malignant
Diseases. and we have every reason for be-
lieying 1t will 20 continue ". . Defta
Tie Boston Journal Of the l2th uliimo,
SAYS.
We learn by a passenger from the
eastward this morning that the cholera Is
prevailing At Richmond, Ne and is creating
quite panic amoug the irhabitauis. Our
informant l-arasd that 20 deaths have oc-
rutred 10 that town out Of population OF
t,o OF three thousand, since The Fourth Of
laly. ~ of these death. were il one
tam w., irish. AID are decii-d to have been
caused b, ship fever. ! be remainder are
said to have been cholera cases. Many OF
the inhabitants were leay'ng town, and
business va. generally suspended, pafiiru-
baby ~ the ship yards ~here scarcely dlty
men remained at work
New Orleans sill remains healthy The
deaths for Abe week ending the 10Th July
smuunied tn 40. For the Same week last
year. the deaths were ga, Of which pol
were OF yellow lever.
The free sellers of the North ara an
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Nebraska ANA Kansas "'ih an anti slavery
population. Why dont the South look
out fof it's in,cre-,si
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Advertiser, a whiy ornHn. uHkes u very
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Of articles nppenreG IN th. Nv o,k FL
hume, eooliy calculating the value ol the
,"loa' ana "''l.'"R At me sage conclusion
' ',i Va 'i'''''s,' ~ ~ wv
iree States, Of loriy CENTS
" Ahoni ths ume--as we are informed
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called to decide what path to pursue. u.ibe
Missouri compromise should be repealed .
horace ''se'y eon.'"'rd INA, co"ts"
D.,oi.f,oa al The Tnen. This nroposit,nn
met WITH The approval OF a w"lonty oi the 4
,..,.'i', - !, 80 va
nnrchs.s ,h. Interest. Of Thai, 90 ,.o,,i,. +
tors Such ia the sptnt tha animalos, and .
such Is the motive that cptuols, the con, .
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DO not tak ct poor authors. james
Montgomery mas I"tt L'0o to Charitable
Institutions IA Hhthirid' hul"or mas Flo, .
ooo year Rogers Is worth milton .
sterling Dickens h'' received about
A2oo'ooo from hi- pen since 1915 Is
very true mat he has spent II all - aud
more
In Baltimorc, Md. last week, woman
who was supposed to be dead, aud had .
been placed ~ a coffin preparatory to (
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EY the arrival at Baltimore, on the 9TH .
ut, ol the schooner sussex Capt. Knight .
from Eafbadoes, va ST. Thomas and Turks
Island, We learn that on tn" loth June the .