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DIED,
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DIN Of scarlet fever, At hcr fathers ''
dence IN Marshall, Texas, Miss CoHSELA
WASHINGTON, daughter of + and e. A was
ington aged thirteen years, five month' aA
twenty days. tornelia wa. an interests.
and promising daughter; had arrieed to ~ a.
when her influence WAS felt IN the family eh
AID school room for good With mind mr.
than ordinary, and great taste for readings
study. she WAS advancing III her -chola'N
pursuits with mach pleasure TO her paretf'
and prea. Subtraction TO her teachers. y.
ho" unexpected are our bright prospects o.
seured. Death who knows no distinctions
society, and is anmoved by the entreai'es
Kind and hffeetlonaie parents, devoted if'ens'
or arden, attachments, has entered the fan'
and social circle, aud has thrown pail Of gl@f
over our buoynnt hopes, and fond expectation
No longer does Corn.la meet U.s. nj "
Threshold Of the school room, or family re-
dencc her seat has become vacant. and g
ha, been made IN her classes, never TO be DIT
by her agin. Her modes, aud unai'eFH
smiles no longer cheer us in our daily rn'-SN
and her warm and devoted a,iachmen'. PSI
been rent asunder tc be uui,ed no mort
earth How melancholy the reflection y
were it not for the promlsa. of the gospel
aihrtlun would be too heavy for endnn
Bat hope rcviyes. W know Ccrnelis ~
good girl, aud lime and again has .he
an anNlo..s seeker Of religion a, the mons
seat, Sac ardcn'ly desired TO be good !. 4,
tan, and no one of her eye ever p'fsp'.s
moro consistent and conscientious s''
And although her evidences were not a.
as may have been desirable. aye, v. So
not as those who have no hope. we ,4-
IDENTIFY believe she has changed her a'"ee'-l y.
aud relation, gu earth, for more rchaes
joym, nls and higher a,laiumcnis Ia : 4,
world than this. Then let Us submit ~
sore bereavement with pious re''s aa' n''e,,r
v.;h Christian iortilude bear i as admin" =,
for our good and in the language on ,,,e
old, say the lord gave and ,he '.".d -,
away, aud blessed be the name Of N" ~
March 1tti, lsAA
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to show tina, by sea aud land England 4.
mIsmanaged this war tcrialul, the tsn,
is not deficiency Of courage among II.
fighting mentor whefcsoever the, h.-
fought the, have exhibited bravery
surpassed in the annals of the emp,r.
The simple truth is, that ia the b..;,
ming of the war the proves OF Russia q
moderated aud no provision was made IL,
any thing except Nh immediate conau.,
This il the whole secret Of the matter o.
the result il that every man who ha. had
hand IN managing the business ub,,h.
wisely or otherwise fallen uude, ,.l.
lie di.pleasure.
Its Notifying. doubtless, to an EppEJ
man to see how the burden OF TIN. lalo,.
is cast upon his country, aud how F,....
is made to bear no part OF it--how the l.,
ter rather takes pleasure IN the mortfr,,ioa
aud seems 10 look upon i, AS bslanc, /,
be added to lts gains.
i,u, the end may not be soon and II.
English people once aroused to action. ".
suspect tbs di.gracc---lor it smou,,, ;.
that--will be wiped off in such man,s.
as will leave no eAultation Tor the rusm,..
of England
The Ballics news does not bripb,., IL.
prospects OF pesce--and il is likely tina, ,h,.
effect is produced ~ much by the humib,,
ton OF Ereat Britain 40 from any o,b.,
cause--lor 1t is natural that the people ths,a
see now that the glory ol the nation is
little dimmed, and that It were better +,
rlear away this cluudiness than have
peace which will leave It remaining Tor al
time
Another fac. is reaIlirmed--tha, Ii.
Turks OF tonstantnople are eager for peace
seeing no means OF comfort through III.
war, and suffering aow immensely on ac
coun! of it, Perhaps it would have beenm
we'll Tor them to have welcomed the Cf,
instead Of rrpulsing him. They woud
we think have gained Ms much by that As
they are gaining aud are likely to gam ),
the war.
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TO MY m O r II e II

Mother, when lcfi thee, long ago,
saw a tear roll down thy rosy check,
Il seemed to say, " Ny love come bacN to me
again
Tia, tear Il cheered me on my way-in
safety brought me home,
Rut now the scene ha. changed, and | am len
TO we.ua mothers absrnec--slgh n mother =
los.
How changed that form, how pale that cheek
Sorrow. care, affection, have left their impress
there
THINK. think, how sad, how lone my hours
NIL be-
When thou art far, 50 very far from me,
sun smiling with the smile love 50 much to
see,
But VA ,,ho,c light meier may live again.
scarce can dream tha, thou wilt die,
Thou art 80 good. SO gentle, Kind
I'm A1pc. s,.li hope, and fpnd.y dream,
Thou wilt be- leil 70 cheer my heart and home
again
know thy spirit hpycr> Ger me nov,
feel It, presence ~ my lonely heart
On, that could bur kiss thy cloudei brow.
Aud bad each sorrow from thy breast depart.
Mother. farewell word, cannot speak
The anguish of my heart
For when thy gentle soul has fled,
Ny JOYS in lie depart
And then my foude.t hope will be,
That when our days ON earth are DER,
Il uot on earth. iu heaven We ]. meet,
We WiIl meet TO part no more.
III
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ORIGINAL. POETRY.
WoopBiSE BOWER, March 1, 1855.

WoopliSE BOWER, March 1, 1855.
VI Editor:
Enclosed you will find a scribble Of poetry.
After criticism, # II. worthy, you viii please
insert it 90 p corner If your interesting paper.
| seek not fame These lines are intended for
4 very dear mother. who, should she see them,
viii know the author.
Very specially
ELLA.
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Tar SrA SEHrHSI AssfN--'lhe ship
Alb<ona. nj Liverpool previous 10 the de-
pastafe oi the Csnsda, reported that ou lhe
24,h September, saw a ."s serpent, enc
Lsndred and eight, six feet long, ID lat. 81
South. Pieayans.
While they were Abou. Il, they might
have got the exact measurement Of the
setsi.e Perhaps il wAG one Lgadfed at d
: ~. IL t-.. ass iaehes aid thfae ~
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LOOKS LIkr raIN w.Hr ~ E>RNIsr.
Ne.sts NosHis y RnoDts, the contractors
Tor constructing that portion of the Loui,
.iana road. BON Shreveport 10 tho iexa.
line have ISSUED ll,miug hand Ill., cniI>
ipg Tor two thousand hbeur. They od"r
81 % per day, and rauo'G,l pr'meu's
every mouth l.,s iooa, souylh..s lke
ha,in. railroad
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that the court decided tia, ,at. objection
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thAt the mere tact ol du1hH. ,puimuus
If4pof. WAS suili'l-nt To SET aside tHr yer.
dlct, and ju c.mmruilug $3.50 ii u-, .i- lol
lowing language he rule h.d doNe
IA u" two overna|ed case, "a New luih.
IS founded ia wisdom ana careful regard
to the pure and impartial administration OF
The legal rights OF parties, AMI we adopt q
as the law OF TIL, court The Court. ~
speaking al the use 81 ardent .pltit.. SAYS.
Its effect Is So different on different
men, mat II ""nid h' dangerous N the
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noi. and the only ,alc rule 4. q, ,xclud. IL
enurci5
oar N''N 81 'tr decision Il tbv supreme
Court, WAS the tcNerso OF the foregoing
iio" We happen to II he thi. singular
mistake, We cannot imagine. Perhaps II
we had the decision OF the court alluded to
before us, wc might be able to explain
Editors very frequently have to read aud
write Ia haste, aht the wonder Is, that
more errors me- not committed than seem
to be noticed lt all events, We take
pira.nre in making the correction, and t.,
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carry on the war " ith sigor. II Is rumofed
that Lord Raglan vii be recalled, aud the
command OF tho army ia The Cumes he
son.ded 10 II more vigorous General The
French commander. Csnrobert, has been
,isually superseded b. Generals Pclssler
and Bossaei The emperor Of Russia has
called ias whole nale population OF hli
country to aF,ns, and q il said 300 600 men
are about 10 be dispatched to the seat OF
Nal. Omar Pacha. the Turkish command.
or, ha. fe-eu,bafked Tor the Cfmea the
.,a,f.nee between hm and the >nl'a0
having been entirely re-adjustsd. 10000
ral.i.h troops had landed within a lew
DAYS. The French trenches had approached
10 ID. Russian eutsotNs, ard the grand
assault cauno, be long delayed.
Lord John Eu4ssit- mission TO vienna
/. thought - DO futile. he nsi'nrs oi
1.afo2e sre too much Influenced hy the
war fever TO listen TO the protocols u di.
,iomat.i. The good uadcrst .nd,0g be,
sNceu England aUd France It'll continues.
a Frcuch company ha. offered To- rslso iu
France from 1900 to 20, 900 meu ,or the
support Of ID, rut,n Government The
''"H' '''''' g" ." D."
'unlof l"'' N"P'''h WIS W. ,.' '' 'i'"''
for toe Eumea, nnd leave iAe Eupfe,s 70
gent. This il got lhs policy OF Napoleon
'.bc Rhine vii 'eiderdY le Napoisph's
ne, '''ii,'-h '''''f "a $500 ''''
sia's syupalbl Tor Russia Nfi evidently or
made tue excuse fof Napolrun's crossing
Tue hh'n'' II IS 'N'os'' INV -" -
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tH,RLrsroN. Nagch q Rev. \. Rev.
nolds, k9man Catholic Bishop Of Chsrles
ton, died to-day
Mr. Reynolds was gentleman OF dis
,ingni.hsd talent.
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or Received nom G. W tHoapfF.
Eco. Ta,uu,. s.A dollars, and credited &.
account,
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or An eliot j. makng IN The Louisiana
Legislature to establish branch bank at
Shreveport
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The Psducah tky) Journal of the gid
nit. says It - reported tina, the Rev. Mr..
Graves, editor OF the Tennessee Baptist,
published nj Nashville, had been sssassins
ted In Missouri, opposite Columbus, Hicks
man county. Ky The body was found
On the road side, with the marks Of having
been shot through the head
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IT Red River "a ssh low, ard no Hp>
parent prospect Of a rise. We have haG
bat butte ain since the iir-t OF January, or
H..sed throughout the w,uter IL th. res
prrt. 81, has been the most remarkable sea,
-on Nc have ever experienced. The earth
is az dry as It was last Jgiy. such q long
continued dsoa,h D.. Unprecedented and
what i. sui more remarkable. this winter
has been quite siekly Winter fever. pneu'
moua. and other diseases arising from
cold. have prevailed to an alarming extent.
aad We regret to say that the sickness has
been II sery fatal character.
6J- We were under the impression that
our Representatives 10 Congress, Nessrs.
~.u,ti aud Ben, voted against the Texas
Creditors Bin, but the Galveston flames
asserts tha,, as amended, It received the
unanimous assent Of the Texas delegation.
\. Congress docs not assemble again
uut, December. We presume there vii not
he q called session OF the Legislature. In
the moan time, there sal be- favorable
opportunity to con.iier aud discuss tie
question: al rs reception or REJECTION, as
u. Legislature VIII have to take action
upon 90 before il Is left 70 the .aPie. We
U4va aot ,ci seen the bin.
tprfoS PLANTER, tp>,tNrioN-lhr
Ns,ls.pHan contains the call of q com,
mH.c. appointed for that purpose at the
recent Commercial Convention IN New
Orleans. lor a mass meetipg of the planters
OF the South, at toopcr's We'll Miss. on
the i,h 81 july next The call has special
reference the making arrangements for
direct trnde with Europe. ant doing
away With all monopolie. Ia the cotton bu
sIuess.
OF Fine Pfataie Blade published at Cor
.lcaua. Texas, has changed hands. Mr.
Shook having sold to Nes.s Mills. Don
nd.ou 4 Go. I he rev editors e,iuca
tsltnt and eutctptile The paper is to be
independent IN poItlcs HE proprietor,
have taken down the name ot James II
Raymond from the masthead OF the Blade.
~ candidate faf Gpyernor. aud substituted
that Of Hon " g.. " JowiRs While
Wa do not rvugrt Ia .unn.rt tina pautls uau
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or The District Cou, ct Cass com
mrucsd rs Spuug session 1T Linden ou
Monday lnst, Hon VI " Mons pre,idug.
We expected 10 have attended, tut the
weather has been 50 inclemen, that we
concluded to stss AZ home.
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Ger Mo,euew good, Soc advertisement
OF T.. &. Gregg q Go.
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Know \orniNo VICTORIES. the mn
nic'paI election IN >lesandra on the 5l'
the whole know>\o,h,ng ticket ~a'
elected
BostoN, March / The town election
N Massachusetts, on Monday last, fe,ullr
almost unanimously in favor OF the hno"
No,hings.
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or There are neatly a dozen names
mentioned in connection with the candidacy
FER the ubernatoral chair Of Louisiana at
the next election. Among the wings are
Mathew Watson, john Ray. Wm Ch,isiy,
AMI Charles DefbIgny. Amons tho demo
Gratis Gen. Wli4msau. J. y = Richard.
--- v--t n0-toe-. sad The d. '-.~
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f,r ,,i,i.,c,,,l disroo,6,ur. and h,s.L,n,
ma -G,r it. r.min,, nm, IN ,n,itbssis Ia ~
poinr ir-,hnti. with any thin. rather than
scIu IN. ,sto,ms needed n mako ina
army efficient requires time. and there ia no
time. What s to be done mus, be don.
Immediately. and AS that, in the nature,ol
things. cannot be done, why the ministry
will break down fast to the same level Of the
iLerdcene ministry, which was slow in
reaching the poln, that it finally arrived A.
Another feature of the news i, that which
relates to ADMIRAL Napier. |, Will be rec.
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PRE- At HING.

Rev J. NJ. WA-soN will preach at '''
Methods, Episcopal Church in Marshall 10
morrow Sabbath morning at ! ! O'Clock.
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INuItN N,ssAcBE Al Iut ftthto 90
lnE AKk,NsAs-l The Santa te balette
learns from II Nr Atwood, who had ~
nv,d NJ that place from the ~. Charles
rt,et, the following particulars OF dread
ul massacre by a party OF Indians at the
Puehs OF the Afkhusas
On the morning OF the 18th of Decem
b-r, party of tab and Apache Indians,
abou, hundred IN number, collected and
drove of the stock OF VIZ Nsrcelleua. who
ii,o. about three ioufths OF mile east oi
the Purha ob the tiyer Arkansas his
depreciation was ptohahl, committed before
daylight, a. Narcrlleua had nu kYnNl .It.
ui Il until She indians urta.urd Aud told uum
what they Ald done ln'N camo W.plp
10 come 10 ". huf Boo mud his nieu, who
Nsfr vr,i armed. kept them eft The,
t.id um they bad come 10 murder the PEG
pie. u lNictu, and Americans. aud meant
IT, d. so. lhcv went up to the Pueblo.
and pfoics-ed much friendship tor the IN
hahtAute, aud asked them ~ make u tola
tor them. NhIch they did he p~ou,e,
inspecting no harm. received the ludno,
kludl, and mingled freely with them, when
the lattr, without the least warming SUI
rounded and n4ssacred them Fourteen
mp1 vcre kiiiui and two wounded "n"
Nrr. l.tt Tor dead. ard ,h,rt Nomal auH
two chjdrcu were made cnp.Hrs. One
man fortunately escaped bh hulIus 10 ihe
bushes uplr tho i.ltIo.
the luI4nS then rode away. taAnt .Nl
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GREAT FIRE 4! MinNGLAI



We understand that a telegrHphic DIS
patch has been received at this place, TO
the effect that the town OF N"g"o''''
trexas.) on the Trinity River has beer
destroyed by Ere, and that seven thousand
bales Of cotton stored in the warehouses
at that place, awaiting shipments nave
been consumed.
u the Intelligence shon'u prove - wv
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gay ana "'S"'' U"''' WV -
o" """' SUM nav W.
or We have received from Hon. &, ""
Smylh an additional quantity OF seeds from
the Agricultural Bureau at Washington.
wv f., .J-
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d.. al. H..
enapsb for all. These seed. were mailed
a, N.,,nd,,a La. from vL.sh .,r inl.r
p,, IN. m.,l.r, or our Congressional
D.l,r,ti,n have. cfo this. reached their
home.
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TT The h-t Henderson Democrat con
tairs m able editorial article IN Opposition
to tbs Know \othnp-
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or Hon T. suuie, bale Aim.tet 90 SpiH,
a, the .ast accounts. had A.ts,l a. Nva
ofh Witb Ljs family.
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~ The latest new. ifoa, NeAieo, states
tia, Santa AnaA has couplei Is dv'eated
de feyolahoni-t..
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=,
psrpose ct considering the pfoprip'y Of
sending Delegates to the STATE Convention
At lunts,ille on the l5.h OF Apfil. and the
'""'e"'''" at Eyer Oh tue JON OF Npf1
'"' 10" purpose OF nominating i''"'ef'''e
'""d'1'e 'of ''"sf'''. We "'p' 'hefe
G r We ae indebted tn t.at s.fy sind,
accommodating and popula' gentleman,
NJ @. T.. SNow, stage Agont Shreveport,
Tor the favor of sending u' prompt, h>
stage, the paper on With tbs edition OF
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U~2- The following was leirgtHfhed Il"
the shreveport South Western. Il 1t shoed
prove 10 be true. it may produce gteat
changes in Europe, and ia all probability
lead to peace,
ilNLIIAN. March -.
RGpoRrrp DE,ru o. Int CAN on
RlssIN - Dccinc ~ cotton ~ he tuu1fd
steamer Mica, arrived here this morning
from Liverpool. which port she left on the
3 inst. Her advices are very important
ine emperor OF Russia, II IS stated, died
ON the morning oi the I'd Narch. The
event had created the greatest excitement
throughout Europe No details had reached
Liverpool previous to the departure of the
Atrlca II was announced, however IN the
house of lords by the earl ii Clarendon,
aud IN the house OF commons by lord Pal
nicrtson.
There WAS a rnmor aA1at that the EN-
pcror WAS assa-slnsted. bat the general
opinion was hat he died OF apoplexl, after
an attack OF influenza The Illness OF
the car was known before the news of hi.
death was received. \ .lish, rise III funds
was occa.loued The effect OF the czats
death on political affairs had not transplred
up to the sailing oi the Airca.
Liverpool cotton market. according to
circulars brought lay the Africa, had de
cined seven-eighth d. per pound. The
decline principally confined to better quail
ties. Sales Tor ten DAYS slnce sailing ol
the Canada. 1000 bales, taken bv specu
ators, aud 1000 bales .or expectation
Tur BANK CAsrs Judge Ipscomhe
on Yesterday, delivered the opinion of the
majority oi the supreme Court, In the case
entitled the STATE rs Williams Judge
Wheeler delivered dissenting opinion Ia
the same. II was held hS majority 81 the
Court, that the indictment or petition
framed by the Attorney General, was not
sufficiently specific in charging the offence
under the statute against banking. aud the
Judgment OF the Court below was there.
fore affirmed Judge Wheeler held, thu,
the petition did sufficient, set forth the of,
fence. aud that to decide otherwise would
be to render the law nug,,ory. virtually
repeating II,
These great eases. which have caused 90
much talk, afe at !a.l settled Banks may
20 GA exercising all the privileges of bank
ing and discount Offices with hmpunity, until
some other morn explicit terms can be
found by which the Attorney enetal may
define the offence under the statute. -
Caireston 1imes
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-03-24

or The following was telcgcrhed to
the shreveport South " estern. Iii shoad
prove 10 be true, it may produce gteat
changes in Europc, and in all probability
lead to pence.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-03-24

Judge Loung ol Massachusetts. hA.
been rejsrt-d as Law Professor Of Harvard
College. by y vote OF 20 TO 10. ia conse
qa-hce ol h- rendition oi the fugitive slave
Barn. 10 h., owner - much for Souttcrn
meu supporting Northern colleges
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-03-24

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