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-. 1900
TT 8. VAIL STEAMSHIP CoHpANY.-FOR HAVANA
~ and New Orleans Tho United states Mall steam
CIY, apt kcGowAn, "wednesday, July H. At o'clock
NJ, from warr-u street per. Feishs 20 Neg Orleans
40 cubic foot vi BE- ece,yed the 9th At July
supplied With bAnk tils Of adsg Of the form signed by
ths application ~ their ofsc For freight
apply ut ths Con panys oioe, M West street.
Gomez o. srren street. N. v. nOnEhIs
Tor SAVANNAH AVID FLORIDA UNITED STATES
Il mail line The and splendid steamship KNOX
NilLk D. Iudlov will leave Wednesday, July 2ts,
at four O'clock r. NJ from her pisr No Nofth river APP
sAMUIL L. &JTcBILL, II Brsafwav
Tlrcpyh ,icftfs New York - Jsksrnyile 81; Pi
Iata, a53 The FLOnins hs oodhnii, wal iced aud
tr,f N DAY, JmlS u
loR ssvsNrAH-TAER gEBUcaD.-THE UEITED
States mail s'esmsItp kEYstOsF StsTE Capt
iarcis sill leave plils3spiis Tor ssg.nnxh " snes
Jn, n 10 octcE A. n. fsfe. So Atee-age, 81
1Lt s1AtE or GLskois ,.syss above TIE t,.l6winv
sdt,tdsy geo in Ne ? YORK. SCR \ TON a TALL
NAN, Q Uld clip ri ere t,Ate rooms Ds5 he secured
.'oR CHARLESTON AND F,oaIDa SEM WEEKLY
- ). mail line The faypijte and ia-t s0ag amer
sUutHIbkkK, 8. tvnn insrder VII leave pier :
> ar,k RS er, "Wednesday Jelt l.sh Ut o'clock
iains vii ~ ,sred passage at NE osaa II or
NIB Ls1hh go 10 rroaaeay Through tickets 20
F,efds ~ T. nows:-is Jscsfol vo ssi; 20 Pi'asissD
con yikGrSIA CAROLINA GEORGIA, gTC.-THE
= lnttef sthsts mail stoamsnis Ro.Nohh, captaia
Aitnsr vii leave pier IS north river rday after
Jr. ~ h. hts lcck for Nor OH Petersburg sud
h.ip Tine u Norfolk Alb ut tweay fonr hours Pas
fegrs ati,ss t.eTe take the Seahosr and Roanoke
and iiBbatah and Manchester railroads Augusta,
Atara Charleston &C Pa.eas~ snd fas TO Ser'0fk IS
iresLt ayriJ or to.rd ard far passage ~
LurJs NJ 4 r.EAsANTs, % Eroadwar
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a. 80
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TIMING SALOON FOR sALE.-A DINING SALOON
~ pow GOING Rood busiuess. snn located In great
tn ought re, viii DO sold low This 10 good shasce
make money Inquire Of @. A. ROBERTSON, % Nassau
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nIvTDEND-THE PRESIDlNT AND DIRECfOn0
~ Of the Accessory Transit Co. fof Nicaragua ~
day DECLARED dividend Of shr.s dollars per sh.rs on ~
last The fansr books will be efosed from tho 8h 7
Infant ny ORDER ISAAC Q. LEA, ssdfsts<y.
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a HANDSOME FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET--oS
"A Le,ipston THREE storiss and bszsment recs
9 100 s,se nice nav three story house.
bate Thirty bird street $3.50 Apply
B. b KINsBIAkk 5ig Fourth avenue, fron to 10 A. NJ
10 n.
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FIN ANClAL.

wOE 00n TO LEND, ON BOND AND MOvS.
YOOsOOU. gage, In various gums good prod uotivN
real sstAte in this cliff that must worth double IL
amount wanted. Apply to 8. BROAD. Is Wall steest
NASH ADVANCES MADE ON HOUSEHOLD FUkN1.
" ture pfsnofortes watches. jewoiry dry sooda har-
guns piatols neehanics tools merchandise s.d 30
sona property generally; $50 wagons snd ka1p
ness ~ No. 70 Catherine street, corner Of Hssry.
r. WALTERS, late Of So Divison sfroeA
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Es0R SALE OR TO LFT-THREE FINE THREE
story and freetoDe basement houses with cellars
ttene stoops trees and iron ralings
dahs aas pipe. in houses walks finely tagged &C. Di-
slson svenue between Seventh tgnth streets Brook
lSn. IL at the corner houas. : III
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A SMALL PstvsgE FAMILY VISA 10 HIaE pAR1
N o. house tra,sj atey the seeea story aud iata
N emit OF two rxefe-red. lerstisn ~ess .
resavsy, letvwsw C~tsi and F1arth st-sets ntdssa
M box Ill bsraft c<xc<, stating toeAti.r s1l rent
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U,oR SOUTHAMPTON AND BRENEN.-THE UNITED
y statev nah steamer wAsHlNGtON. J. D. Liner. COM
land the mails and for England France
tsturday July h. ~ II o'clock NJ ffom pier No. orth
river Price 81 passsge-
In the nrst cabin In<in saloon. .............3 S0
In tie drss cabin lower saloon. ITO
In second cabin. 81
An s1pereacsd surssaa 10 atsehsd 70 each sseamss All
letters through the Post Once Specie delivered
In Hsvrs and Lsnson For pa:saSs OF freight apply
G. II SAND, Agent. II south William street.
The steamer Hermann viii succeed the Wsshington and
sail Apgust L.
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} HfOHI0AGDE'S SALE At THE GRAuE3CY HOTEL
IVA -SAk UEL tsSCuOD, surtiouesr, a NAAssu street
I'm ssll ~ s.ssios e th: crans,sy Hotel ccrIsr
10 ssoet A. r. The whole Of the elegant furniture
ined IN said hsrel Fall particulars IN future advertise
weut,
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y1HEATRICAL.-WANTEDA GENTLEMAN OF FIRST
rate talent for the line OF old men; So
~ hrs. wsitns LADY, and an s1perieaesd prompter
and salaries Will be paid 70
artistc. OF eminent talent also
flee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-16
Nem UublIraIions
We shall publish in December.
fTHE LIFE OF HORACE GREELEY,
Editor Of The New.York Tribune
PARTON


Duodeeimo, PIP. 800 lliu"rsted Price, 81 Is
Neither with the conception the composition OF this
boob hiss Mr. Greeley h'd anything to DO The setnor cay.
be preee: erook the task simply aud solely because
h the msDbeesuse hsd tsien 40 ntee', 10 his earee
because the story Of bis life ought to be told IL 70
fher stated the preface land the puoher believe with
perfect uub) that nothing has been told suppressed for
tbe purpose Of mailing case The book" ssJs the
suibor =" 10 true as could MAKE II
In the tpsaiOn Of this work the author visited
place which bs hero resided and piled the account OF
his early lite which very full snd extremely interesting
from Of his relatives school fellows fello~
spprentie.s fellow ,jouI ne ymen and Others
leading object Of the work 20 show how Horace
Gr,ee, to be the he o. the history 70 given OF the
origin Of his opniop. political and religious and complete
an account poshe Of the wonderful development Of his
mipo In ard with restricted
means MI Greeleys arrival in New York and his early resi-
DE- nee here art ceuusaBtsy nAsted His first lift In life
che sp dolly pspe and the author hS seEed the opportunity
10 awe for history of The idea aud OF It's osi
nation The subsequent eh.pr present. IN moe OF es OF
tail Horace Greeley Eoitor Poet Author and Pu'he
speske; Horace Gre.., in Conrsss; Abroad IN his SAM
tun; in Brosdwsy; Church, at Hone bis Farm etc.
One ehsper contains eotsuon of bis beet Editorial hePH-
tets Of his b. practices. sussesons smother de-
,cb the Routine Of the Daily Pres In an account OF The
Tnbu1 Ofboe by day and nishi. 49,
In word the pubbsrs believe ths; The Life 81 Horace
Greeley" will be Of the Interesting complete and
reliable Biographies that has ever 1ppeued
MASON BROTHERS.
No % Para row, New forf-
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6Dar6 AND Roums.

V'HE SMITHSONIAN H0UsH-On the EU-
i ROrEAs PLAN. No co. Brosdvsy,
On II. With the xsopelsn Hotel. and sislss
0aesD bes eooIs below BoDston o. and nearly spr"e "
Thomas Church.
Rooms, - CENTS A DAY. .-,
Ard with Des y Furi-hed PsRLORs ssts.st ~ essnonS
Thu tssgiifsl new Hotel just eonpese 70 en- .Sn 49,
BIZ sdNsy, will sUppy re1E dssesfss@ 70 49, - 80 80
pube u class sas00ao1stossh We '' fa~'S'
a. 49, .ens,s a. eel sor Ladies ossenss, krss
e,, .esornn s,tset. Of ID 1s-enpton o. iS~ pnses, r
LA<i<s heigs frsaly pe.es6 10 %, esy. An. ...IA
IT, 40 ID psb'e tnaf ne M 900
,Sd rs.et !. Tor .fth bic sBdord osAsLs snIrH Lsa,
, =. - 81 thr .s 6rn of Charles " Smith 4
Ef,a.. T. 4. usnft New fOfsi rbase name en- pr.
s "a 10. % his conDsefiso 81 farsot5 bat that
10 reliss spon ~ VAC TIE new be ns-rels bard
90 BTos6vsy ssd the e9foef ~ feet on h0ssson-
ils seyosis - sS1sd 20 the " BMiTHsOsiAN' and via
80, h.r architectural pile stassiy erosl
the sssbshp,ni " tire t,nss tts u
3t,v .bS ssoveinr se,omnOrsfons for 80 rbsrs
T crowded sufes ~ for families ms rresssf
80, sf yricss vii - .sh.red practicable fss
% r. will - Is By ~ feet ths ars eof s'edway
.hb private eiDing ant asas fsrasssd o.
prices rs6sd eODsesieses OF ss 1sne>S
n economy well the u tsoss more ssbssASast
~ AID, WIN ALL THIS LET ASSURE rBs fusLic Tnsr
IBt LsTsBLfsBHtHr SHALL sOr % Uashnso sot rnt AZ
syEcTAEfLfIy DtcosUs osDEs ssAIstss ArTk.rios AS
conFozT sITB Snail ss cosovcJso Tas ssess.
s1ry The sacass 70 he pnseosss sssBss
aye IA s,ae of fspd farsDdRess and WI ~ eomplsts1
within Two orhs which sss h0tes viii Be siyss, Asp ~
rHE xIAxrrnE rss AccosHooATress oy TINS rafsssr
rMITHsUNIbS WILL sor 30 tsreuesfo Wis. Asp ~
TlrrYDs AID slrsoss Ar nviTsD TO eSsr.ys r.sia
yAyoss sEsErorohL siOckf korh A..
A PRIVATE FAMILY 10 upper pst q ~
bishsd tbs second eeor m Hosss ysA ~ n -
In ruovenebts 10 sitssr snail family o. = ~
y cuA ssppiJ private tabs. 90 lst tk<h HeceS ca -
sish plan u ,s<sssA AMY ss C "ss NJ - -
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fine ARTS.

NEW PAINTING by AIRY SCHEFFER.-
~ The Subscribers respectfully 70 the public t1Ai
hains received besutifu Psntnf By the eelebfsed Ay
scbener they I'll sxhbI for al IT time In hsH Fine Ara
Gallery. This picture,
THE TEMPTATION OF CHRIST.
the lss; eonposou Of sehsfsr and e0nf4eniy offered
fer the eonsicepoI Of the pHblc specimen Of tae nla
est AT sub.cp,ious Tor fre Line Esgsvinr from this
painting VII be received =; the Gallery EIaisiti0a open
fioa A. NJ 20 ?. NJ Aenisei0n free
GoUPIL 4 Co No so Broadway EswYOrE.
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A PROFOUND SENSATION about to be pro-

4 PROFOUND SENSATION about 70 De pro
~ datsd
A splsr1id protection Of ferius
THE KSO W-sO 7 | y @. -
And Whether 10 er y eIpositio1 " kSO f-sOIh-
INGIsM will beet be ssetTAined By reading ee ooSI oae
Il I'M certain tb. shsdOs Of soabt vi Te1Aa 12sh
ird alter ia PerIsAi thai Tho satAof OF ssino's
whoever be CT she may te
In fact have bed such ma asept oceted . % sne
THE LAMPLIGH gay. car resaer .ne as ne Lamp
hsltef oct above superior =. ohrr
the American ana Euroresn pres. a. the okEAI BUN o.
the YEA lS5a unless al who have res1 ths Dew H-1'
SCRIPT u,rly IN error sul
ThEKNO w-N0T iING
btesre the Egeees.;sl Of the fEAR lsoo
Why he shove selected "a s tue ne seq1ei " so1
Of the u nelfvbt Bookseller " the eolni', ie -
he order (sfisr res6iBE 1.rp. tr0-snl
FoR FIVE HUNDRED Co-iES
Ipew eop. ,hroush The rr. - rspS, s>yen "a can
,er. II expect ready fer sac y c s
81 p,csnbsr !, Will Hais handsome l2ne volume VI about
50 psIsa Price e.
A orders 70 b a16ress.6 70 the PushsheI,
JOHN P TEWETT Co,
Nc III W..sinEsc,-st Bostor-
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THF MYSTERIES OF ASTROLOGY AND

HNUE MYSTERIES OF ASIRULUOl AND
/ TIE WONDERS or Magic. By Dr. c w RoeseL
B.ye you th wofii IL hss p.sses % tara
hind ten hoBa.d- Ev.ryeo tslttnt OF X and way
snap, heess.e Is. deDeshsd al the ihsor-te. vss meats
,s.in. TIE trph Of Asrolosy and See-0DaSey oy
,r,u,sbs vioofs ana nsfloos e,ey en,s
az ety soasss ih. 'Es oruals Of he oeeat
srS svslsse fer ali the eott seneies o. fortsns lie
l.Ibus Or, seus 81 AT AID ihs whole son l't ~ 10
k..tul ,tve IL Be 0ss.a~d " fenifof - se PIE
sfthe koA % Or c. W EO3ACK vhe ,onunoe@s tns g,s
Zee f III, prof. s.ior with k lssA s1ceee No - be'
Ioub.d 81 p.fiu ~her- be be oonsas,ei ~
pensrsy OF lhrcuss eoErcspOnserce vosn tss P'opsi
|. RENTED Ire Hyrsres % AscoiofI ~ - Y
Boehs.nso threusbost the uni,n- Us eeesrs~s veh
''' '"'' o. VII III pxvisrosr Ne IA ys..~s~
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90 Uhom II Eflap Gonrrrn.

A DVERTISING-H0L b. PAL
n MER the Agent, nov frssraiDg Advertise uens 81
Hosy Goods Ae Tor publication In ~spaPes Of s-Nhoes
iBg clues and towns. inviting tho attention Of eosaty 90
taneB
CLAIM.-The inventor Of a new principle
~ old under hs patent realize any fair rrmunsr,toa sof
h. rsrBsy during us continuance Variations from have
sncr the Of hOusads From ne 9thct point In
Use economy has the Pat office received mach money:
SO greet led sed utility that he sh,,oea ioci
that The fairly msAo suDsanii claim upon Congress
Ney sucb A0ns have be bssed stronger nc
tess A large will De s.en more 700 arc
allie IN usussns and will ssist such claim Afdress H.
No IS linton place sth-.t n
NOTICE is hereby given that CERTIFICATE
IN No So IN the nan Of HENRY sCHAPER los - eeo,
o. per Canal stock reoe.maole hsr
hay been the ArcEe application for he rsnewsl VIII
be made b, JAMES O. KINGS soNs-Nov. IS, 1854
MIC Law dw1h
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Nov Ready,
THE PRIDE OF L ! T Z -

Nov Ready,
TT He T X / ID T. o F L / F Z. -
scorT,
Author Of 80 The He's Psesed Husband"
The public who unanimous in thrf approval Of the
"Hen2ecked HasbaDe" which We published some years
since ull doubt sye cordial welcome TO the volume
which have the pleasure Of Issuing IL By the
author ard h eond.r By the Enssh fully equal
ey Of spending few o. the notices heh have already a
Pesreo - - $1,000. 49,.
excellent boob moral N tone. ehsste in language lively
In de.enp aop Jsst the toot fer family resdog"
The plot intrinsic; until reaches the l., eAspter the
disc Itself THIS IL A. should be 10
q novel Ii Is flsl Of life aud spirit - losp.teh
Lady Scott exceeded her..lfin The Pride Le IL
better than The HenPeeked Husband and thtt
aIlsufciebt praise d" Ibefs Lille
Jn.i the sort Of book while the hour, railway
steamboat or to nke up on au day 20 chest the
ws,tbsr' Onhe-
"A book Ofr.r merit Superior to most novels sfths Day"
lLordon ou.rserly.
srh.e Is no nost ssnt mentality in TIL. boOa AL fresh
lively vigorous The aBnof senlne The ps,hO. such a.
70 net with IN real He" Dublin Unversiiy nSRiae.
sueh BOOB % seldom with 10 these days Of
hid s,pur.ntslay TIEs o HE and EAiarsl 'hfOushgut"
Edbbuph Review.
"v. ,ooi the book horse with ana he eod
Cd. ,ttipf We could not lsy il ssde." Spectator.
Written in elegant language and aeousdns 10 n.u' ise
The sisd .uhOrs" be- IeOd rsresPtos ofeh.,.:.eI'
1--WE son know when hsv. read Of each is,e est"
Londoa Timea
T. LONG a BROTHER NJ. l2l s...s.t y z.
and al Booksellers
Pree t.ns.c.ly bsuB in vol cloth, IS cents; paper
cpyen g
A limited edition printed of ths vort
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,ICKNOR & FIELDS publish THIS DAY

TICKNOR q FIELDS publish THIS DAY
NATURE IN DISEASE Illustrated in various Diseourses
and E.sy To when added miscesneous writings eheay
on Medical ssbeets JACOB Biselow NJ ID. vol, I6Do
Price OIL IS
CLOyFRNOOK CHILDREN A beautiful new Juvenile,
handsomely illustrated. By Alice Cary Price Is cent?
Ill.
MR. LoNGFFLLow,s GOLDEN LEGEND. illustrated
superb 70 ume just sot ndwih designs BY Bfet
Fos,sr and others Morocco, e. muslin, 60
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
rHB rRw.YOnK DAILY TRIBUNE


n. PuKLIsstB EvTsY MORNING ana EVESiNS (SOs-
FxcsPrED
BY GAtELEY sCELRATi,
m rHE rpTsuxs rrILoNcs cUsSEs 80 sAsssU AVID HnVos
sTs otFostrs THE CRY AIT
s,S. Sshvsr~d sobse hbe7' - ~ s-ns pr seek
1i,fJ~ t~rb. Too Mall snh-cr h-rs - an1u
y sdvsn,s For az Horihs, - Fof thre months o ~
THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
vFRy LARoE PiPER FoR TIE cocFTRf
ruahshfa every SATURDAY MOskiEc 81 'he 10 hce Z
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~ ss T, eepis. Tor eli ard the apeT 10 ont
.fs ssyod IN. time 10, sheh v p-d Aevern.sm e.
n ,6.st wi Be charged FIFTY CENTS PEA Likk 10
each 4ssItion
THE sRMI-WERkLY TRIBUNE
Ia pphhh,e ever, TUESDAY FsibaY HosSTsS Phee ~
psr .ppUu Tee ooti-s for IS Fige for oil Is Advertise
reen,s 10 cent? . Hpe for each insertion.
TIE NEW-YOKk TRIBUNE
POE EUROPEAN GIRO y LATl y
10 pubn.hsd the departure Of each Nal stssnef of
pso At Is per snss p@ssee Included single copies Oh
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE
Pea CALIFORNIA, ORE DON AND rhs sASDwlOh
isI Ihus . shhed oD he acpsTtne OF 'sch Al IS 1sr
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forses, Carriages, Sc.

ITO be SOLD for WANT OF USE-A 6rst-rAtc
i fsmil, BAY MARE. I6i haDss bish Warranted soena-
gentle eoube and .ess barnes very f o,tst Ts Be
seen INF. Day o. Mr EVEREr5 stables, kes a and - Wei
18th Ct, N y
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNl

Pea CALIFORNIA, ORE DON AND rhs sASDwlOh
IsI AM. h rskhed he aepsItne OF 'seh al IS nsf
o. IsprwsI II 81 Tet snBsm si.r.- eoL,-. ~ .-a1
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WET eyes are better critics than cod words
See Notice bangor Mercury
5000 sold IN Ten D.ya
ekKAT SUCCESS

N> II f N z W s B o Y.
i THIRD EDITION nov READY.
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FOR EUROPEAS CiRcUL ATlO
ppbhsd on the septtgre Of each Nal stssnef iof Liver
d. At Is per snbsm, pestsse Included snee s0pe' Ok
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D. PErEssos also publishes complete edition Of Ms.
sout worth Works containing The Deserted Wife The
Mo,heriuLav shsDnondse and virginia and hsgdAlene,
hound in one volume cloth. Prise Two Dollss Curse Of
Clifton TIE Loot Herss. and The Discarded Daughter
each published separately in vols paper price pne
Dollar: or bound In vol, cloth for One Dollar aud Twenty
Eve each
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

CONFLICT BETWEEN TmE CIVIL AND
MILITARY ArruoR,riss.- We learn from
the Dallas Herald, that the Court Martial
appointed to try DR., Steiner, for the killing
OF MAJOR Arnold, assembled at Austin, on
the l7th uli Sixteen men were dispatched
TO bring the accused before the Court DR.,
Steiner is under bond to appear before
the District Court OF ilill county for
murder Lieutenant Anderson found Mr.,
Steiner at Fort Graham, and took him from
the Deputy Sheriff, who protested against
the act. On reaching Waco. the Deputy
Sheriff made his appearance, with a su-
pcrior force. disarned the soldiefs, and
Sc. Steiner at liberty. The soldiers were
then arrested Oh charge Of false i'm.
prisonmen,, but were afterwards set At
liberty. Ms they acted under orders. A,
the last accounts, Lieut. Anderson was
s,il in custody, awaiting his trial under n
similar charge. Thua the case stands.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

Al a meeting Of Olive Branch Tempe
Honor No. 2, held in Marshall, on FRIDAY ~
ming the I 9Th inst, n committee werv aPpess
to draft a preamble and resolutions, in NJ"
10 the death Of Mr.. SAMUEL Srissos, -
Der Of the order, who died in MAssAsR On
Tuesday the 9Th inst. The following wSso
was unanimously received and adopted
WHEREAS, il has pleased Almighty God =
dispensx,Ion Of h,s providence, u ~"
our worthy brother Samuel Sunssa. y,
time TO eternity $50 from this TeafA
which he WAS an ornament, to ths'
made with hands, eternal in the fieA'es
We bow with humility and reverence :
wise decrees--that while We mourn D. -
We shall not cease 10 contemplate sns q.
pie Of his life, and to treasure the mes"'
Of his virtues.
Resoired. Tina, in the death OF 49,
Samuel Stinson, this society mcurns me !.
Of one Of it, brightest jewels. Asa 'er
he was faithful ~ \ man he wa q" 60
TO society; ~ a citizen, he WAS ever
Of the great dutie. Of virtue and ph'lsa!s
Resolred, That We sympa,hi.e dsery VI
his stricken family, in their nd bs'e. ,....
and would offer them al the consos''
our power. s
Rsso.,ed, That we wear the usual ~ !.
mourning for thirty days, in honor o.
ceased. ,..,..,
Resolved, That copy Of these rI
hc forwarded 10 III. family Of III -, I
and that copy he sent TO the "s~'F
our town for publication. az 81
JR. CRAM, w. X.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

Tho ,;rssuN.--Th- seasou, thus Car
has been more favorable for our planters
than We have ever known in Texas, The
stands Of cotton are remarkably fine /,
while the prospects Of boun'llul corn
crop were never more promising. The
crops nre nearly month in advance OF
what they were last year. We learn from
n gentleman who has travelled great deal
through Eastern Texas. recently, that
there has been nearly double the usual
quantity Of land planted in corn this sea.
sou. This is as it should be. Next fall
there will be large emigration to this
State, and i, is but right tina, our people
should prepare to receive the new corners
The large supply Of corn last year, proved
entirely inadequate to the demand. Jhc
first of June has not arrived, end corn i.
now selling at from 81 - to 81 50 per
bu,hel This should never he the ease in
State whose policy is to invite immlgrs.
ton
The fru', crop is also very promising
Returning from Jefferson = day or two
ago, we noticed the superabun dant crop Of
peaches and apples, bending the limbs oil
the trees. Indeed, vegetation of every
kind is ahead Of anything we have seen in
long time.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-20

We learn from the Houston Telegraph,
TIA. Senator Houston addressed the e'''
.sos Of hat Place on the 3osh ult, ia de>
fence of nj, eouvss on the Nebraska bill.
Ths, paper makes M following singular
comment:
The speech Wa. reple,s with hsmo''
and one Of the ables. and most 'ngrno"s
efforts we ever heard him make. bot, J"dg'
ing from the character OF the applause
tho sen,iments al, anced met with bot 1T
tie sympathy in the minds Of b., hearers
Ills course on this subject Is regarded by
the maiority ~ utterly indefsns'hle, while =
few proclaim it A. Nh unpr'ne'p'ed b'd Tor
Northern popularity. A. to the motives
that adjusted him, We leave them to hls
friend. and the politicians. We have sell
dom known any body TO prevail who has
hitherto aaasiled him in Texas, and have
no idea, however unpopular his vote on the
Nebraska bill may be, that it will injure
him In the less, 4, home. Every BODY &C
quain,ed with political msnGuvre'ng, be-
lieves that Judge Douglass, in Introducing
the bill in the shape he did was counting
Southern support II is fashionable, u mol
necessary, with Presidential asp'rSnts to DC
tina, thing--in other words to turn dough
face" and It Is just AZ commensurate ~
Senator Houston as Senator Douglass
Whoever can see the difference between
fwesdir dun and t~eedis dee should abuse
Houston and applaud Douglass. The fact
is, old Sam has bea, the little giant at his
own game, and TO day would get ino votes
North, for every one tina, the latter would
get South, If their nance were before
nominating convention for the Presidency
On the whole. we do nj see any good rea
son for Iious,on's friends, or his enemies
working themselves into a passion sbou'
this Nebraska business,
We have heard of Northern Freesoiler'
applying the term " dough faces to those
Northern men who favored n Just policy
towards the South but /, is the first time
we have ever known this expression OF 70
prosch used in .hs South. The truth 10
the latter portion OF the above article II
sufficiently contemplate for any latitude
VIVA, have we TO do with the movements
OF Northern politicians Are they dlrectl,
amenabls to Texssi Does their conduct
furnish a pre,es, for Southern Senator
identifying himself with the freesoilsrs. a
Houston has done'