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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-09
On Drowning.

10 Nr IIiiDr Of the IfIus Republican
SIR;-Since our conyersation. in which
Won alluded TO the child drowned near this
place. a few DAYS apo and. IA the loss OF
la. from Tin. accident. so Gcsuep,Iy oc.
ours. il seems to me, thai no time ought TO
be lost in maxim known In every u9ssl,e
way. 10 our friends and the public general
~. the specisl method Of treatment adj
yissd in these cases. With this. therefore.
| send Won. the plan pfoposed by Dr. Mar
shall Hall. of London. for the recovery Of
persons nsubyxiatcd by drowning. with
whom il originated aud which is found by
recent experience. TO be so valuable, aad
inpar,ant in the preservation Of human
lfs. lou will please publish il in yolr
paper. il Won think II advisable believing
that you will not oaly find It acceptable 10
your numerous subscribers, but doubtless
The means OF rescuing from pulimey death,
some unfortunate sufferer. ihls method
il now heinz extensively disseminated
through the British press, and a proposition
has been recenty runmtrted. tva distu>
guishpd member of the medical profession
uud adop,eI. that COMICS be- struck oft -
in form suitable aud convenient. for dis
,ra'n,,on anon, hair na,ron. rener,lly.
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d" Ready method IN asphyxia by drowning ="
From the fact that no time i. lost" no
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-09
For the fcrn- Republican.
"reminiscences Of a Coqucttc

'h"N r'N nave no heSf' mat cans
not feel Tor the woes lniiict on others.
They are nght Ny hear, is turned to
stone. But memory aHakes sometimes
within me; yes, memory and ftel,ng too
! w'iihe again, n II II had happened but
Yesterday, beneath that sickenng. crushing
load OF gfief am cold and calculating
now, but have loved madly aud wildly
did not love unaoughti ! was but seven>
teen, when met Edward How
frankly then coniided In all human-kiud.
! distfusteo the voice OF friendship no more
than DID the sweet perfume OF the violet
/ lie SAID he loved ne, aud hnor he loved
/ me. have seen too many men at my
'eet since, not to know every mark OF the
tender passion. lie loved me as we'll ~ his
contracted heart could love any thing
Self was his idol, aud on that shrine even
my love was offered up had not wealth :;
he needed money to carry out his ambitious
schemes OF sell aggfandHemeHi' Ny
ifIeud Laura, the belle OF the nclghborIug
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-09
7 TUW " ~TT-TFI7TT " n --TT07I--
Narrow Escape from the Na'ages -
Remark able Narrative

VII VIM hh"F' 'olins''y o' Nv me
osie county 80 ms state eti'ed nnon US
Ihst evening "nd t.'at'a Tue 'ohn"Ns
'AiHiHs ah" fe"'A'H7"ie "ati",''e' go"
De description OF places anu ih'nss "h,eh
"e Jaw we ''' perfectly '""'n'' ''t' US
state inrht - correct 10 every frsP'eh
gentleman OF '"'s cry VINO N"A u"''''"
over lhe county he asae'io'' "s'u,'p Is
'n"' no P', '''.' except We "Au '''''T' ''i''T
places ana Witnessed VIVA, ne 'esei'n,s'
coh'1 eve, nave f''''ed u H'"'''.F N"n' ne
,''a'ea. ne c'"''ta.s ~ s''''', N..'s''"
!nH'4h iae s'Hs"s' @u' appears I'd nave ll''.
'''ae as''"', '' 90 "h4' vas pms a'"e"'
n,'n "''''2 az ~ 'u'n "''''- "''
''e '''N'' T w.. "'' 49, ".' ~ -.
exec ,i2A ~ i'' "''i' '' ~
""""'' nom " '''''Au'NAi "'
nave 'Hiie'e' NO "''g' ne ''' 8" '"'
eh'' l''' evening ''' L't"" 0"'"''' "'''''
as ,'''nei 'T,'u'',
WI pau! "' "',e s'''"' "'''
ago WIN party "' u'"' '''"' 10 en-
t"Be J" '""
",N',' I'D '''e ~" ANU
al ,,''a.''''' anu "''s'' " ''.'' u, ''' '''''
o. t''' % "'''e ''A j Joy ,'''n. 'nef ''''
10 me No'f'A '''' A'.' '"''''i '"'
NAlltt asleep. Their malss "er" Stolen b'
'ho Indians. ihrS prepared ihe next day
to folio" them, nhd cane up VITA ipeg 81
sunset They saw 80 lnd"ns, hfed at
aud hiiied them al, when ih~Y were al
tackled ~ about three hanarod who wefe
secreled m ih" woods ihey imtnedtaleiy
nred on The white men. Aat'g al but vi
BmlN whom they ioaa prisoner. hey
then took him haca p tts wagons, "aich
they plautefed 90 oil t.'e arms and an"n-
milton IA them. They took two boxes OF
Government Colts rpgolyers and tweu>
iy kegs Of powder. HE prisoner was
stripped OF a.' A's el1th'ns, ana l'ahd
hand and foot upon pony I"eY then
started for their eucsmpmen, IN the
Wichita mountains which place they
reached after eleven days hard riding.
lhs} remained "a camp about weea,
sud then started GA fabbns expedition
to attack q train on the saum - road,
They manned about i've days waiting when
a merchant 'ra'n came siang. lb-f pro-
ceeded 10 surprise the VAN ans A.i'e1 every
person with o. took the goods ant rplss
belong Z 10 The tam and stated i'f Inc
Niehara' settlement .fe"T' %" ~,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-09
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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES issued weekly At TWO
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,.,ssf he leaycd until after he VIZ mon.hs the
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.t.r,l discount made Cor yearly Advertisement.
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.ad iu advance.
/, obituary uoIcc,oyeton-s square, viii be charged
d. advertisements.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-09
T. J. CLAYTON,
&c cval Age nj

Jefferson, Texas.
hFFERS h- service. To the pubic a. Col.
" l.cuur Agent huy business entrusted
to ban Wl receive prompt attention and
money collected viii be pad 10 the owner in
m.daielp thereafter
Feb IT - Is
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-09
Jefferson Advertisements
. J. TrnRY, TT. ROGER
TERRY Il ROGERS,
RECEIVING, WARul\G AND
COMMISSION MER(HtSTs,

Successors to W NJ. Ffeeman)
Dallas Street jefferson. Trsns
INiE undersigned having leased the Ware
House of w NJ Freeman. well known
for It's proximity to the waters edge, and con.
yenlencc in receiving freight, are now pre- pared
TO receive and store Cotton or other goods,
committed to their care.
We solicit liberal share Of patronage, aad
promise TINT no reasonable mat shall 90 away
dissatisfied
All kinds Of articles sold on commission.
Buggng and Rope and Liberal Cash ad-
yances made on cotton.
TERRY & ROGERS.
Feb II, 81 25-ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-09

1 =. MOTT, Carpenter, and J''"eF' "''
81 . shall, Texas. A.. ,a.
January ;, 81,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

il Is useless this day to present any fur.
Their reasons why every Republican, every
,ood citizen No matter what his politics,
.hould vote for the New Constitution. We
ave presented II In oil its features to our
readers We have editorially, and in arti-
les from the pens Of leading Dsmec,ass in
the State, answered every objection which
las been urged against il by its opponents.
II every citizen IL not by this time well in
ormtd a. 70 oil the features Of tho New
Constitution, he never can bc--and " be l.
thoroughly acquainted with IL and does not
,ronounce il Car better instrument in every
particular than the old, be must be perfect
" blinded BY some party prejudice. Ger
ain partisan editors with the object Of do
eating thu Constitution, may abuse Il, hat
sc venture tosay there il not : Democratic
,ditor in the State Of Iowa, unless he Il too
snorant Of the subject to have opinion, who
ioss not kaeg that the New Constitution u
lar better instrument than tho old, and
'ctter adapted to our growing wants. Why
The very idea Is prspostcrous, that body OF
tue most talented men in the two parties
onvened with the single object Of improv-
ins Constitution VIGOROUSLY inadequate TO
,sir wants and behind the age In many par
ticulars, would place before the people an
instrument actually inferior TO the old.
these men appeared to throw aside their
psrtizan feelings In the Convention, and al
most every article in the New Constitution
was adopted BY the vote Of nearly every
asmber Of the Convention without respect
to party. Rccollect ikas-and conceive IL
you can that Constitution thus adopted
and placed before the people 10 ialsrior 70
tue Constitution II was intended 10 i'm.
prove
II this Consultation is defeated, there will
Be los to the people Of the thirty or forty
thousand dollars which the Constitutional
Convention cost the State We shall then
be 1t the expense Of another convention, and
the chances ere two TO one that M eouven-
ton which should now or hereafter meet,
would make 80 good Constitution rs this
ior u il rare that 10 much harmony, compro-
misc and real talent and experience, are
found in body u men assembled these po-
litieal times. Thew 10 No reaAcn why every
citizen, no matter whether be il Republican
or Democrat, should not vote for the New
Constitution.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03
Valuable Lands for Sale.

TIE FOLLOWING LIST OF VALUABLE
Lspds are offered for sale Sy The und~Tsig led On
the most favorable terms the prices being moderate
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aud four years with ten per cent interest
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

The Quess1sns - be- veeeA 0poss.
There arc four distinct questions TO bS
voted upon to-day, although f~o are voted
IN the same ticket. The tickets for county
ofDees, Of both parties contain in addition
tn the names II the respective candidates,
the words-"New Constitution" YES or No.
Bssides these questions the Schedule Of the
Constitution is to be voted upon separately
the question Of striking out the word ~Atn
from the Constitution. This ticket reads
"Shall the word wHlrs' be stricken out o.
the article on the Right Of Suffrage ="
YES or No. And lastly therc is separate
ticket on county tax tn raise So, 900 u
build Court House in connection with
City Hall on the present Court Iious.
square. This ticket reads For the Tax
"Agsinst the Tax and the voter ca,
scratch on, which he pleasss. AL thes.
tickets, excepting, the Democratic count,
ticket, can he procured At this Office
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

Probably one conteuptible little dodge Of
the De~oc,ut 10 weaken the force Of our
charges against Mr.. Leonard, exhibits ~
much Gear and trcpidation - Ill lie other
dodges combined. II most impudently -
serts that We made our charges against Mr..
Leonard whsn he was cut q sowa, and would
not - back till Saturday evening! Our
charges were made last Thursday morning,
four days before the election! We neither
knew nor cared whether Mr. Leonard
was IN torn o. not, becauss II did not make
particle Of diAersncc TO u or his friends,
iiasnuch - he could MT truthfully deny tho
truth Il cur charges But y IL happsnsd,
Ar. Leonard ros In town hak a tat day I.
he did not leave the city till the middle q
~ afternoon. He rod IL chasyss b The
nosning, but did not make any reply, sim
ply hecause hc could aos-and be In town
prossbly Tor the purpose q giving his osgan
n opportunity a whining that we had st.
taeksd hin wbsn he was cut Il town. This
dedes won't 10. We have written what we
have written under the full conviction u
~ ssxik II our chasysA aad Mr. Lsaaard
wss IL very nsa ~ wishsd to nrst rssd
DIN. Khe had dssissd. - alght hsye -
paisd u cur columns We nvs nsser ~
- ~ - ~ = I1i11olly = S1uviag
- eaeaon = u go .aS1nia 4v111A
- - - 7. z {. - 49, = -M-.a1
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

Every man on the Republican ticket is .
good citizen, good Republican, and ampl,
qualified for tue position to which he a.
pires. The Republicans owe IL to them
selves and 10 their party, to vote this tickle,
entire from Judge to Coroner. whstevs,
may BE- said Cor or againat their opponents,
the men on this ticket arc entirely unobSsc-
ticaablc They have al in their respsctiv,
spheres worked Cor the party-now let thu
party cost in united votes Sor them. Thi'
election Is important. To be successful now
y 70 plant the Republican party on Urn
and immovable basis In this county. I,
b Dictated, even in one candidate, 10 TO b
thus ar crippled On our future action. y
csa slscs fAis sscxss. Let u do il.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

Our opponents, tbs pro-siayesH Demo
cratic party, are bcasting in their organ
that thar candidate for Sheriff will receive
the vosss Of . good many Republicans
Their whole pssllcy this canvass has been to
keep quiet, and refrain from saying anything
calculated to arouse Republicans TO sense
Of party duty. Contrary to their usual
habits It election timss, the Democratic or
gans here have bssn comparatively decent.
They have bssn nssk - ssckisg doves. A
christian spirit has enshrinsd them, 50 that
they have looked lovingly and oryiviagiy
On Ill mankind, even Republicans
ins, perhaps, that portion VI mankind con-
nsctsd wish cir Gasstfs oiicc. They have
NOT attempted this time to prove our candi-
dates hosse-thievcs, or even Know Nothings.
What they may have reserved for to-day,
when there Is no chance Of reply, is TO be
sssn. Noe orc Republicans to be gulled
By this transparent cheas7 ], IL snx that
they, or any siagle nan II the Republican
party, by voting for Harvey Leonard, will
thus acknowlsd0s his own simple credulity7
He may help hissd By votipgfor Leonard,
bat u he not striking hitter blow 1t his
own party7 No mAa ssed tell " be u .
Republican who yotes Tor this pro-alavery
Ds0ecratic candidate for SEsriG For al
IL successes the DenoeEssie party have
GHiasd IN this county ths LIST Tn yaars,
shsy hss bssa moro indebted to him than
- ny othss siaele man. His vssy olBes
- given him - inAasacs to opvose. md
q tin0 suseseally, " and our pripc;p,a,;
cd yst we - told By the Dsmocrsss. that
1sSsblieosN11l vote % kssp him in one,,
Ne eannst bsoiess this. The very su.n;.
eisa thaa thsss - nsa II Our rssks mo-
1buiag = - neDsbiia1 Who will vote CO
-. byaes1A - wsnlua H. sssssis Il
- vhole party. Ths espssisas q ~
-, Nfaah tsasAs 49, ~ Dsnsesuete
Dnse1 = aleags 1nieei = - ehsuad
- aMlpe - - alppn1 p6issA
- 49, = - 10y, 0s1 11iasiufs
- Dss8 = ussA aagthiae, go -.
UssA aUDloes -. 49,, - -
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ssdsssh thsgell1
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

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-. $50, M, a. -. ~. 81, 49,.
.;~,;on ,h,, -, 80. - -, c-.rv
-, =, r,.,.s. -. NJ ,.--o.,., .,,cd
,,..-..,.- ..a 90, e.:..s.,~.. - l,o,a
~. osac. of sh..r w. 49, .,rs,dr pre.
,.n,.,, e.. .,.o.,~. ;.d;.,.,.llc facts.
80. s..,. - -. ,h., even in his
go !. /. ~. ~. oe,.., .e,;r, we're being
.a,r.,., -,h;oh can only he done by the
.,sc,;on os . ,noc...or Our object in pre-
-. r.. e..,. h.. amt been to iniurc
= ,,. ,.r.on.i character. - his
e.;.nd. ..., 70 think. or rather would seek
=, ~. the ,,.,J;c believe. for thev don't
-. .,.h ,.;,o--hut I, has bccn In
-. a., n,,,,,;c ,b., AR Leonard i. mn,
perfect y, an officer, hut that even Ne has
been guilty Of such negligence in the per-
Torrance Of his duties, ~ to render Il proper
chat his official affairs should he closed up
We have bad no disposition 10 impute to
him further guilt than mere negligence. His
friends have frequently construed our re-
marks into charges Of high crime, 30 a. to
arouse sympathy for him. This j. q mere
dodge. and should lie auprcc,.
ated as such. We have not only charged
but have proven. that be In, been grossly
asgiigsas in the discharge OF certain duties.
II his friends DENY his then they themselves
charge him with something worsc--ior better
it cannot be. We gave our charges their
very liehtest name and their weakest imputa-
ton. Had VIC been Mr.. Leonardo enemy, or
lad We believed him dishonest, We assure
uim and his friends that our charges would
ave assumed m entirely different complex
ION, and have been made under different
and more criminal title
II citiscus believe these charges we have
made arc ,,., and uc ,o-a.r s,rn;sh rho ex;.
,icnec of their truth "a we have done before
they cannot resist the conviction that II Il
time ! successor were elected. The ,ecoras
p.-,. that We are corrective publish Ger
,ificatc from the proper officer to proye that
We have spokeu truthfully from the record
md if any man still doubts, let him % t.
the Clerks Office and examine the record,
before be votes. There Is no possibility q
any error In these records, which can lease.
the force or truth Of our charges. To admi,
the truth &c our charges, Is 10 admit
the necessity Of elec,ing new Sheriff. Mr.
Leonard has certainly held this Office lon,
enough. He cannot complain il the peopl,
IN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

AZ there will be . great crowd At the
polls to-day, we advise Republican business
men to be there carly. Less time will
then be lost than at any other hour. But
under no circumstances miss polling your
vote. Every vote 10 Of importance. Not
single Republican vote can be spared. Go
carly to the polls, voss, and then 60 where
your business or party duty commands your
urenence
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

Our opponents viii resort TO every spe-
ciss II trickcry and corruption to-day to
carry their ticket, and especially their can
iidate for Sheriff To be defeated in him
j. to loose their power in this county. They
know il, and they are fighting with despcr-
st,on. Beware Of false tickets. They will
impose on you if they Can. Don't believe .
ticket 10 Repsbitcus because Il Is headed
" Republican Ticket" Look 1t tho names.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03
Office n ss uTsrSs aiyrs THAT

sUOe1CG.
NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~ Eiection VIII - held on Monday the third
Day q Aagsss \. 2. lesI. y sseh and every Town.
Up e $50 4s..sy = ~ sss. paess q holding
"a, io.uM --Es1y JtIss. 6sessdsr aad Trsssrssr.
sheriff: Cesuay eeSvsysf go cosoesr
ss. =: J. g ~ e. s:: e. ]. 2: s ss;sss
Iowa TAsssI 9 6vor e H. New Coassilusiea II "a
Aad thoes syeees1 e - -. Constitution mo, IL
20 eepese9s 49, eA.n = had fcr the adopsioa %
y ..si 80 WSs i. ss sss .:siss
the = u|ghs ~ ou0ssaoe~ separate hailcs -
b siysa q sv.sy Isssca hasisg right % vo,e :,
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!" eAau - ws4 vhals' - sssishsa est Of The :. =
Gle % .eiGns - eoGsf1cr Yea and thosc given
aoainss tkeaAspam - havs the words. shsilshe
ssss Sas,s = :.sss1ss sss Of he sr''eI. on Right
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wAe1la = peepelse - bs0 -: by he Cs...
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

Nor yIkf CossisrLsr,-The D..aaera,
says the course Of the Ga-e... has induced 1
large number Of Republicans to support Mr..
Leonard. Indeed! Then Why Is the Den.-
oerat 70 wonderfully wrathy and troubled Z
II We arc - simply playing into the hands
Of it, party, why its terrible rage, its
phrsn1led scold,ng, its hard swearing, its RI
dlculons falsehoods and braxen dcnials to
escaPe the position IN which our articles
place IL anil its candidatc7 We fear the
Dsmesna' has very poor philosophy indeed
TO be- - much worried about what i doing
its party such everlasting good.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03


The eleseion for Governor - Missouri
comes 81 next Monday, Aug. I'd. The can
vass haD been animated, end warmly contest
ed on v'aeh sidsA and TIE result bids mir 70
BE- cl.ac
Last summer the result was a. follows:
Benton. Conservative
Ewing, AnssSfcan- .-a,0'o
Combined yosc- ....-.......-..--.--.-.... 49,
Polk, Border Ra6kAn. .-.......-...As9ss
Opposition majority ....................-.-c7.te
Polk resigned and wa elected to the II.
s. Senate, which created . gubernatorisl
vacancy, 10 Gil which the coming election
will be held.
An inspection of the figures shows that If
the Benton and American strength can he
united upon Rollins, his election IL sure
But - he is known to be opposed to sla-
very aggression, and IL in favor not only Of
making Kansas Free State but Missouri
also, the pro-slavery followers Of Benton
will support his opponent. He will also
lose the Border Rufiians among the Ameri-
cans These Losses may defeat him,-still
his chances are good. The votes he will get
will 10 . pretty fair measure Of the anti
Border Ruiiiau strength Of Missouri, and to
some extent will Indicate the number Of
those willing to rid the State Of the curse Of
slavery. We look for the result with con-
siderable solicitudc. The Free Soil Ger
mans 90 for Rollins to = man.-Chicagc
7riJ.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

IL George Peabody offer. $1,000 TO
the city Of Newburyport, for any benevolent
objects its authorities may specify Mr.. p,
since his visit 10 this country --about q year
--Las donated more than half million Of
dollars, and yet 50 vast j. his business IN
England, that he 10 said to have made more
than that during his visit here.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-03

Warren HiN.-From the heated condition
Of our neighbor's blood last Saturday, we
arr almost convinced that in his paper to-
day he will overstep the strict bounds Of
modesty and truth. We fear be will take
advantage Of the fact, that there can be no
reply to any statement he may mako this
morning IN time to work its influence no
matter how monstrous. In other words,
we have not these election times very great
confidence in his honesty. II his readers
find anything very terrible in to-day's Dsu-
oera', and which they think Nigh. have met
with reply Il published sooner, they may
rely upon IL, that it has been held back till
to-day just 50 as to enable any such reply
to be lodged.