The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-28

Number zoos and number 1909 ARE
free" said the official Secretary Of the Gov
ernor OF loboIsk, ~ he Suffered hut oc-
l'cupied bv ma. and woman gray aud care
worn.
Eager questions were asked by the wo
man. who seemed to receive fire and life by
the words, on are free"
The man sat iisticss s,ill, with shaggy
beard, coarse clothes and rough hands
Tie had n tacitutn brow aud ~ icy compo.
sure OF face.
Tn. woman's tall form grew erect-her
face .lashed and faded with alterations OF
feeling, and falling on her knees. she drew
her husband to her side and returned thanks
to y gracious Father in Heaven. who, after
twenty years OF exile would again restore
them to home and kindred Her husband
WAS uumoved STILL his heart had hardened
~ each successive year rolled onhe had
even hardly been thankful Tor the favor al,
lowed him--the compaoionship OF his wife.
Ivan Surownk was Russian noble, the
owner OF brosd lands inherited from hl.
cestors nnd with three thousand ..fi. IT his
/ command.
Al twenty years Of age he WAS left his
own master, and with the Russians love Of
pleasure entered into every wild gay irivol'
| Ily that caught his attention.
| lie belonged to "A proud bu, chivslrous
race. bold, bospilsble aud generous.
Never had his word sanctioned bad ac>
ton, nor been pledged wIthou, being re
deemed.
lie resided in AN old chateau belonging
/ to one OF his estates. which had been built
some three hundred years before, and WAS
/ "A regular fortiication. calculated to resist
assaults in days Of strife and bloodshed
1 4 year after the death OF his father, the
/ old prince Sutowsk, Ivan visited Paris.
I Wherever he went, he was welcomed, AL
ways met by Smiles aud locks Of npproba-
ton. His life was one scene OF perpetual
eaiety and pleasure. He found easy en-
trance into the clubs, aud the houses o! the
old Faubonrg st. Gefmain were opened At
his approach.
One day strollng through the Psals
Royal he suddenly came upon the SIGN
Commissioner du Monte de pge,i" over
the door Of low building. Upon looking
in at a window, he saw the Jew commits
sioner in earnss, and rather angry CONVEX,
sstion with female deeply veiIed. l'as,I
ly stepping in he overheard these words :;
4" can lend YOU bu, five thousand francs
on them" said the commissioner.
he, me have eight thousand" implored
/ the woman,
The commissioner INDUCED in coarse
laugh.
"If You ike to take the five thousand
france, say SO, and }urnIng To Ivan, he
said. Can do suy,hing for YOU
when YOU have done with that lady,
not before" said Ivan in disgust.
The woman turned quickly at the sound
oil hts voice. aud drawing her we'd more
+ closely, again repeated her demand Tor eight
thousand francs.
Once for I'll, exclaimed the Jew,
/ quickly, Il ohcf YOU hys thousand francs.
II YOU do not choose to aceep, II yon shall
have toth,ng. You see Monsieur has been
kept waiting do YOU. or do You mott
/ Give n,e them" she mufmur,d, give
me any thing" and leaning az 'ins' the
wall she awaited the termination vi the ar
Engagements.
/ Here's our money
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