The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-25
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have been principally circulated !" A'kn".
sns. Ohio, and other Western States. and
thew are signed F. f. Curtis. A. Cashier,
and n. Dewey n President. The property
If the establishment had been taken 30 the
police office, and the operator il lodged in
The Tombs. The modus opcrandi, ~ eli.
cited before the police magistrate. shows a
financial shrewdncss worthy OF Monroe
Ia Yards.
A marriage was recently celebrated on
board" tho cars of the Waterfowl ana
Rome Railroad. This WAS decidedly
fast marriage.
Wesley Chapel. one Of the Methodist
churches Of Cleveland. has adopted rule
| by which all the male and female members
OF family may 81, together IN the same
/ pew.
The British Government is already ma.
/ king arrangements for the next campa'gn.
The Dublin Daily Express says that early
| in March, the 18th, the Jlst the oath, the
/ 5ti,h, the Goth. the I'D, the sOth, the SD,
/ the Doth, and oath regiments viii be IN
| England, and prepared to proceed to the
Baltic II would thus appear that long
struggle was anticipated. The cost IN the
end vii! be immense, aud unless the Allies
should be discounted, al effort no doubt
will be made to obtain restitution from the
Gar Such is already the sentiment OF a
large portion Of the people OF Eng land and
France.
Th. Chicago Times has story of a
gentleman from Missouri, stopping in that
city, having with him slave man. The
an,i>slavery folks hearing OF the slave ten
derej the hospitality Of a winter in Cana>
d. and on his declining 70 leave MS mas
ter. they proposed to make him free, whe'h'
er he desired it so or not. crowd OF
about five hundred assembled for this pur.
pose, but the slave proved s,ih necked, and
mounting n store>box, made regular
speech, 10 which he defined his position AS
against abolltopism, and the crowd lei'
him "alon. in his glory free to be "
slave.
There is now on the way across the
plains, from Utah to the States, about forty
Mormon missionaries, under the charge OF
Elder TAYLOR, destined for all quarters OF
the we -. They travel in company with
ahcut AN equal number Of returning Cali
fornans, aud with about twenty traders
and explorers.
Enn,nRAssING-NrR Discrepancies
of an exceedingly unpleasant natnre exist
among the Mllerites. some OF the second
Adventisis at Worcester, Mass, had pos.
lively decided that the iual contamination
of all earthly things woud occur on the
18th OF last month; while others were
equally sure that it was to occur on Tues
dav OF last week--a mistake not less Ger,
tain ~ the former case than ia the h.t
At Syracuse, however, /, has been decided
that 1t cauno! take place until the l9lh OF
May, 1898,
MrRcy on Us An old Colony spin
ster, who had been taxed for the support Of
infant schools and other public expenses,
thus winds up u Protest" directed TO the
Assessors.
In the name, therefore, and in behalf
of my oppressed sisters OF this Common
wealth. aud of these United States. | thi.
day enter my solemn Protest against Tax
alton without representation.
MERCY d. JACKSON.
Plymouth, Oct H. 1854.
At show down cas-, the audience were
suddenly Involved in total da kuess. by ~
accidental putting out OF lights. Among
the res, were newly married eounlr,
pumpkin mud his pretty bride and. on the
same tench--a stranger to both--sat y
city gentleman, who, proiitlng by the dark
ness, fell to kissing the bride She wills
pered To her husband" John, John this
ere 'ellers a hiss'n' on me Fl" Tell hin
to quit, said John; for John. it seems s,ooc
hide in awe Of the philosopher from thu
city, aud found himself therefore, in per-
picking circumstances "No, can't,
whispered the bride "you tell him. y
Make sim quit said John getting ex
cited 81 don't like TO-" whispered the
bride shes perfect stranger 10 me-"
MARRI,Gr OF DELINQUENT LovEr
~ JAtL.-M Boston. on the Ais, ult. was
married in jail by Mr Barilei, the keeper
who is justice of the peace, Cyrus II
Dill to Miss Cornelia \ :, Gray, Tn,
bridegroom, IN this case, was taken into
custody ia Maize. and brought to Boston
on n charge Of converting to his own use
the money and effects OF the bride, which
had been left in his charge.
MuRDERrR's MgMrNro. - We have
heard OF great many memenlo's Of aliee
/ tien, but none OF so singular a character
/ as that mentioned below, When the Judge
pronounced sentence of death on Nicholas
Beehan. the murderer OF Mr.. aud Mrs
Wyckham, OF Long Island. the prisoner
replied: " Thank you, sir, with m awful
aIfectat'on of poli,eness, and ! will leave
7 you lock OF hair for ring
A young man, named Richard 4, La'
pon,a. who has been for long time em'
ployed in the Mailing department OF tn,
city Pos,ofice of New Orleans, was ar,
rested on the 9th inst, charged with titlinn
valuable letter Of its contents. A uaJ
was set for hm by which he was caught
ADVERTISING. 49, The Lerer by rhich
Fortunes arc Nade.--At a banquet given
to the employees Of large establishment
IN New York city, the owner OF the estab'
lishment, says the SUM- in the course OF q
brief history of his rise and progress AS q
manufacturer, alluded to his Indebtedness,
to the press rs the great medium BY which
he had made the public acquainted with bi,
business. and drawn them to him MS Gus,
TONERS. Tie said he regarded the press il
This age OF competition. IA the great full