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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-25

at The stalk What, Sir. IL that temper! pcvo.
ton TO psnciplr and the love of right, thu, el,
vate na, above personal considerations and sl
fish interest holding ca~,'. pstSs'ssions. and lie
A. secondary To truth da'y. and honor.
Ard sir hunorlfg your av"enton mDrc than
~ yoa a, a man | rrgnrd my duty and m,
Acour ahoq. ynur APPRECIATION ~ the plaudii.
o, the multitadc.
IN an Sinauc-~. beg 70 admnnish You II tho
profit yen nl derive nom the examination IT
snur act. try correcting your efror- and the
avoidance Of earbling facts and defending such
crrors. a. ,en opcnl. c.pcs- and jcIcsd From
Alpha 90 omeaa. You as committee man,
erred anil when | speak Of YOU in this conpc,.
ion must he ike thc young mother, l'cretua
wh,n -he was urged BY her aged father 10 re.
cant from her newly adopted faith, Who, pointing
to a vessel. standing near replied Can |
call this vessel other than slsli il is!' No,
ste could no, do n--hc rpuld not rcean,. She
NaS Christian.
! cannot relieve You. sir. ~ a committee man
nnlt-s dIshonor myself. OF the Other mculsr,
If thc committee, | do not aow d.rgu to .,sal
II the part YOU have personally acted, IL cor.
ueily reported, during the progress IT the CON.
promise your motives arr involved as well a,
your acts. Those have not assailod. though
YOU have seen III TO impugu me, with nE ,linc-
tors. associates ana stockholders Win fbfag, |
will hc more liberal To You, and will leave your
motive. 10 yourself, to others. and To Heaven
But sir 10 to- relieved from yuur malctlicti,n.
even Ike rosrnrp ! cannot rlcasc YOU from
errors aross and palpatlc. And. sir | trust i,
mav not wound You selfrghicousnesS OF COM
placcnry. when | frankly state. that for the road.
with AL IT, wealth and power ! would not en-
change positions Reverend sir. with YOU the
eyt> of the world now resting upon your
acis u- committee man, nor Wuuld exchange
with yuu ms chances for Heaven auonted
though yea ht
Shame 60 the soul of him that would
ye.d right io wrong for pace profit, OF place.
Tie sap aud hbrt If mauncss Is moral sense;
without this all Is hollow and formal The
cood man duty :. to heal. AMI not To wound
To convert thr sword Wto the plough share the
spear into the pruning hook. hnd dcesls sci.
d4la 30, on barren soil generous conduct hid,s
many faults and lc who to-day gives t. loaf to
fhe luu-ge tomorrow amid tie worlds vicssi.
isd,-. mgy br ilc starving .uWliau
Purify then Reverend sir lorsrlf rather
tlAa anataauutiy. me- TIL, christians duty Is
~ heal m5ladie- o. Knit discovered It's. to
Auruo-i reasonable excuses for taltcriug humani-
"a. tub,'p uiau 90 iuok upon hi. brother man;
thaa.h ihy shine 81 cous,dcrn;e and
fareI, Js charity
Aud uo4 blother W.~hom 1 lasc not as-
aali.l ,u- VUl u5t haye found You vain.
,ra.'el .eHamnt aud blind a hi subject for
Ht paEis gi'ls- tu 10y euIscs. aud t
ys1 .pd I islh IDak more 90 the Bhlc and l,ss
lsG, lul.e4. u.re g. God, and lcss 10 man
.H..H- mo H linn and les. IN ourselves
j. ROW ikES. ffcsL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-25

~ The cslitorof the Jcilr-1n Gazo,'c ,'n's Us
rAry.T AMI enquiries : Who shot cock robin 7. =
lna prolonged controversy with oar Dighbcr,
NJ pr-amr that We should need bpzari qnill
with the ssiginal srnt But when did the Cd
~ ~ the co.Hcit into his head that he was
. l1sl mi usch small bird at that, as cock
r,Asaf IDtl he moi some time ago represent
hjnsejf n Tie character Of fish. and intimate
ths4 n sas ~ sanf,nsl II strikes us that his
pAyuieal appearance better corresponds with
TIL = mr., though there other peculiar
lirs vhisA rsunis4ld III Of another popular fish
ususGIsss cooked with potatoes, and highly
ssish<sl by erenra.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-25

Sutil roS -Acirrnlnr he's been ISSUED
from Jefferson with ci1htyhyc siguo-
lures. embracing citizens and businc,
men Of that place, ia which it is stated
that from the commencement of the
disease in Jefferson, there have been but
Ten cases Three proved fatal The
balance are all well with the exception
Of negro woman and "a boy, who are
safely secured from all intercourse what
ever with any portion If the coinmuuI-
ty" The circue states that as soon
rs the disease was known to be in the
place, the most rigid precautionary
measures were adopted TO advise the
public So that the contagion might he
avoided. The circular states that there
is no danger in visiting the place
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-25

s~ The Democratic papers rrc moo,ing the quc
ton as 70 when and wterc the next Democratic Con-
yehton 10 aaiainat, candidate for Congress for The
Eastern Congressional District, i 70 be- held The
secretary u the last Convention Mr. Thoma. Ochil-
TIRE, infnnn- p- TIA. tlns body selected the town 1t
Issn'tsson fsr thu Succeeding Convention. HIT Ne
has forgotten te iimr. Our rYiot, Of the proceed.
ing u the Tyler Convention coa,iins no mention Of
the natter. ss,ac Of our eo,erspora'sa doubt.
is~. furnish the desired information. The proceeding
u the lat Convection II mistake not, were pah.
ii.ied In fall al Tyler aud Henderson. The repp,
thss We is'blished embraced ba' synopsis Of the
pYs9rerAacs
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c,s,arnr Gors.- Mr. Aaron Ruff ol GEORGIA
p,s.cj through ih- l,iae. day or two ago, on hi
way 10 Cherokee county for the purpose of delivering
y c"i l"kni. citizen Of that county three goat
II ,is Cashmere shawl species, purchased by Col
Yetum Of Mr. Richard Peter, II Atlanta Georgia
One u these goats I. buck n pnrc blood the
other Two 81 from ihfee-fanrtis to seven
eighth. pure blood. Mr.. Kun has also two other ant
NAL. II she breed, which he will exhibit sell
~ most convenient.
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TIE san Antonio Herald understands
that iicre IL, Ia San Antonio, a gentle
man from Australia, hooking for loca-
iion 10 raise sheep, up'n scaie ltierto
unapproached BY any one now IN onr
State, having made arrangements with
one u their wcitknown citizens TO prc~
ceed 10 Mexico aud purchase for him ten
thousand ewes, with which to make n
beginning
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ARRIVALS AND prrAnrrRrs or rms MAILS.

NJ. wirr tho ro-'m'. al this place has kinil,
f,vni>h~i u. with statement 81 the .fne- Of arrival
eni departure 81 oar mills, which, psblish ior The
b-neat Of our Narshall readers.
Nails for Kca,ehs-. for Kaufaaa, by way Of Gmcs
end Q,tman fs SAa As<s~star, and 10 caik-sile, by
way II Jefferson, Iesv- Monday. "wednesday, aud Fri
d,y. and arrive Tae~i,y Thnr-siiy, and sAe~rs'ay
Nail. fram Shreveport, and Henderson, arr'rs on
Monday "Wednesday, aud Friday, aud leave Tuesday
TAar.iAy and saturday.
Mail to Port csaio leave. Tuesday. Thur-dny. and
Saturday aud arrives the zane day.
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.s,y. I'M Gnlvcston Ncw. .ny. thl

Rry- The GaIvcston Ncws says That
the Houston and Texas Central Railroad
have drawn from the Treasury 1886, 00o
and the Buffalo Bayou, Bra1os and Colo
rado $2T0,00o under the Loan Biil, and
both Companies have paid into the
Treasury, in gold, the interest due March
LIST, amounting to upwards Of SIS 600
aud have Also paid all amounts due to
the Sinking Fund, thus returning to the
Treasury already so much Of the priu-
cipal of the loans This is gratifying
evidence that our Railroad Companies
intend to comply with the law
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

rarsuau, 10 aijourumen, there viii he M,ss Meet
Ing II the Democracy Of Harrison county on Saturday
the Ind II April 10 l~ held at the tofr, House at
oclsk T. N. on that day icr the patpo>' Of appoint
Ing delegates To the Hon s,on Convention, and for
other purpose' \ general attendance OF the mem
brri Of the purity IA cafnc i'ly solicited.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-25

~ TIE sssessshp Asia arrived al New Ypk, from
Liverpool the 10Th bringing Liverpool dates Of the
cotton. Int ~ a.ianee II 10 III had taken place.
The Emps<,s Louis Nagolcon still denies tt't he
H. making preparations for war lss. that his
meats only being iaoaght mp b their usual state
u defence.
Russian army o. 6. o0oo men Is on tie river
Prsib
The War Keeling In Germany Is increasing
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Tn Harrison Flag of the .ih contains a
communication oyyf the signature 81 Col y VI
woslom oue of the Committee Of Arbitration,
in n'ply to flWin Pest Ed which denansN a
brief MOTTO, 40 my hauds
wish TO call attention 10 the mct that Col,
No.klm in hi. t@o columns and upwards of
complaint and explanation. do-~ uo' deny $50
lr nn'er.ai statement madc 10y Mr. Post. On
the cpuinry lss communication contains tiii
cagroboriiiu ~ every important allegation.
Mr. Posts caui 10 the public contain, thncc
pfam.uHut statements;
That from The FIRST that thcrr WAS an at
TEMPT uade to gpi possession If the fund. uuler
ur control aud. II That was uot feasible. 10 as
certain NJ least the amount Of cash ! brought
Sith mc 10 reNus
That -iood ready to pay over the money
ur nHirr ihr award. So -oou as the claims were
property examined anl aciul upon bu lIil au
tiafts 10 "a, the COMMITTEE to make such an
examination Was iwll,~s.
That llc Conniitcc of Award well under
stnad that 'herp c1e'd w. go settlement en- my
lsal ah.Jh dii unl yani. mraie hdl and hnnl
adjustment 81 all dfhellto- and ihe restoration
ef lh, property
Tl.. Crmmi,t.. lad thrcc months TO examine
aal rulaHa thH Account iof payment aud ST up
90 &C. period If mt arrival o8 CIR ldh mot %
step bad h4u taken io ascertain tle validity ~
a sm.l. Wa uf ihen excerpt tMtt Nrsr. Mar
Shall .ud Gnse called several times upon The
ueN company of their claims Aud tlir csld'nc.
Importing them information vlIich vas Hni iIr.
nishrl apl iha call ff which. col. Noskum ne'
6r mentions
Col Natum enters into an argument to
pru fl8' ] al ua. hrug .1iliapi iaWi- %
TtN,s tod .rl fie iHl hted4e. gul 81 thr
pgHHH tu lu Uf hHH iHa singular aui Haelell-
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kru,s tn Major T.. \. BianCh.

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r..a on.1f.r Iagr Written TO- him that il
70. o,l o.i ,i,..r.. Rough and johnson ie,r-
r.iH.,t narird hv him.clf a,d euuic with thom.
Ip,Iec my-Hr io sr tain everything have
.a',d und m.re too. 10 lal | win eomii,lk
acknowledge ry error can hut reflect
h'N much ht,tr, u would have hocn for Mc.r'.
l3,uca al Ward 90 Law, n.ai'e g Tall ,iaitmcnt
show Iul, receipt. d,.hur,' mcuis. aud irai+aeinl's
a. th' MAJ h''i Office hy which they would have
hon lnci from every saspi,'ou Of error II meme
has hc'n committed, aad this unpleasant CON
rW'rsy would have been aNoided IRON the
'''d,noy ~ ihe once l c"ald come 'o 30 other
e'.' .N.'"" TEAM MAI '"cT' "'' grave error
aud 'ei u my d"iy to communicate 'he iact
: 70 our s''' hh"drfS' ! nave sewn $50 ,',,on ="
,a.anA, 10y 'N1,n. 'h' Fn'l''"3ns' 81 M.sfis.
hi"h' aug war" ua''' on "" '"n'f"f!
'"',"n my 'un' '''lf' 'T'rN'I ! "n'
'N 'H'," 'n"' ! am wrong 5N'' ,'"''N's ne-
~ NV. "" ,a.,.h, No. :, w
I' ~ u' '"D"f 81 INC P'n''.".in ''9os'lcc
in.t An il.m.,ly,. ami mus. uet,s.nrily nice,
the puf,Iie condemnation Thai condenpation
4 baunJ 10 hs seyercr every doy and every bonr
that they cop,iuuc 10 rfu,c 10 make fair and b,ll
statements .boviue the Transaction. Of ,be Mar.
.,all Office fl MIN rive me rnu, pleusare 70
feIey, Them nom ,h,ir unt,lra.,pt po,i,iop.
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AMI ur,,i,.r ~ oar COMPANY with view OF en-
ltb, lin, In tl,is scheme / you did noi so
,lr4sc things you arr very much slanhrrl Aud
If yoa did occupy his donhlc position, bow sil'
Won reconcile Il with your position and y""'
dnly as an arbitrator
Dol. Waskom stated that Mr. Grant ha'i
pointed ont errors 10 the amount ol y or 93ouo
dollar specifying among them. a claim nllow,d
Col W T Scott, OF upwards u $1,000, Yet
the second award allowed Col Scott original
amount Precisely the same amount Is 10 he
fouud in the second award as N the 'ifst
mi. l,ct Is well rrcolycicd 10y others present
IN the room un that occasion IhiS error
along was sufficient fol me todisr gard the sec
oud award Wa. this. Co, Na>kem, oversight
anal error. or intentional aud designed llid
nat tht Committee when they presented me lh'
second award VARYING ~g00d1 from thc first
inward volunteer tla statement. that They knew
would not Accept f. hui that II was designed
hv the committee, rs 4 basis, q platform upon
which tie two companig, n'ghi negotiate a
-eftlononf This wa committees avrNm Wh4
second award was made
'rb.. Is tie fact Was Il not understood by
the committee. hglon they lgh my room, tha'
Nn.r. scott Hall and Grant would ie sent
down Co negotiate IA ttal settlement 'oi.
ANN y,,. ts send thcm ihav did unt COME
non did nmn .tr ur hear fvm Col. Long
benrt accepted committee resignation.
Tho committee stated they could not Eei the
book. papaf, ats from rd Narl. lh'y
asked fltc-lgl ! accepted their resignation
Nvt ,o.. Won II mean Col NH-S,m- iW l""
bad tao maeh Influence ! tlHHhl l'.l proper
consideration fr yourself and veu'Hfvd H YOUR
avcr anxiety to Transfer Har rieai- 'ropeHF "',
ID fHcaa.H .ommnt. lo rHde. o. liirr a"aid'
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IFS THE ). r. RAILROAD 4 FALL RE
AN APPEAL FOR THE OLD STOCKHOLDERS.
THE HOSTILITY OF THREE THOUSAND
STOCKHOLDERS FATAL TO TIE ENTER
PRIZE

I
PRIZE
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.a. ''''''
ar pursui, ia lif, Has amy ,po tI,ausbt
.ar tb, i.,llnc,c, If n,r., tI+n.,pd ntcl
t,...nt i.5,.tria,s ,e,e,,.,i.i,.. and a.
e...,.y. MOI, ,rc,..cd in t,o. ,,,se.pii.p
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,bcy 4. nat c,r,.rt,ally control tho moss
,l,c, arc e.l, and nr,c,n,.Jly c,lt in fla,
hall If legislati,p. tbr, cx.rciso +, rre.
dominant ipgueure in Gpanrinl circle.
Tho significant inouiric- which ad.
drcss tLep,snlvcs +, ps are ia fl ia vis.
il s,G, f., throw psi,l.= os psrl,ss and
If ma ,nomop, this Iar,cc and influential
bodv If pouy Gam we build this road
viii, ,,ca b.snHtx
Nta finn. ,,bcn ,t,rc arc c,r mr. five
rival ro,t,s =, tte p,eiG. All ,nnealip,,
IN ,br eonn.rv FIR sn,pnr, can any ono
lpreporlv estimate the Influence Of three
thousand men, filing important stua-
tions in the several states. All lending
their counsel their assistance. their on
crgirs 10 y particular rentr To Illus
tratc Each particular route, has its
friends residing on the immediate line If
latitude. It's Legislative influence is
Hectlunal Not su with the southern Va
ciic road lt friends reside IA every
state Of the Union and IN every state
they are prepared to advocate It Us the
most ieasitie, the cheapest aha tl'' SHORT
est overland route on Tue continent
They ca" meet inc objections ""l'u
may be urged against H. eNpa''a'' upon
the nnn'''c'nc' OF ltS ohdoWmoh'S' ana
advocate II IN opposition 70 every ''''ef
road.
We heard friend remark "a day or
Q
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JEl'rilA FOWLk r., Pn,t


, .
Tnr Stare of Tex,s, County Of HARRISON
Know al men by tbeee presents that l. I.cmud
J. Grant President of the southern Pacific Rail
road COMPANY, for and in consideration Of FIVE
dallais 10 ipc paid by William T. Scott, NJ j.
Ilaii John 7 Grant 4 Co, nr Joseph 1a,lor.
II II ioknud, : II 4 4 VI Bnrnham. ". r.
u. Ward and j l. Henderson and by authority
# a resolution II the Board of directors OF said
company psSsetl at a meeting Of said board al
tie tity q Marshall The seventh day Of June
Auno )omini / S5s, have granted harraincd sold,
aul released mnd liy these 10 grant, bargain.
sell and release unto the said laslhs above aamtd
ali the rlad property anl franchises Of the sah'
Southern Pacific Railroad Company, together
with all and singular the rights members, herssil''
nmffis aid appcf'eancss 10 the same belonging
az ii any wise incident or appertaining. 10 ia'V
and 10 hold al AMI singular the property en-"
rights above mentioned, unto the parties ai"rN
sand then heirs, and assignocs forever. The con
diion 81 the above decd OF conveyance il sueH
that whereas the said company did. on the sev'
cnlh day OF June, Ammo nomiai 1888, ansef =
resolution o the board OF Directors afor,sarl'
execute aHd deliver Ia each Of the parties al'esc
named IN said deed Of conveyance il promissofs
notes signed by lis President and Secretary Pr
the following sums TO wit; One to William J.
scott l0r I've thousand two hundred aHi M,
dollars. (S5gi000l payable on the first sAy ''
October 1853, Onc 10 NJ j. Hall for the sanr
amount and payable at the same time. one +"
John I Grant s Co. iof ZEN thousand five nun
dre' dollars $4,000 oo) also payable vi the 'ap"
time One to Dr, Jcseph Iay.or for twenty-.s,
ca hundred and fifty dollars tS2.5o,0ol pnyaoN
on the first day Of september in the year n'o''
SAID, with interest al the rate ol s pcr cen' "
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of Courts Chief Jus,ices Administrator &c. who
may have ,a advertise in NeN.lmpers Al Laws ftqn
ring Publication IN Newspaper. Nil le found hy
rrring l,egw 70 liir'leys Digest Of the Laws of
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SEE Act. Of lsjl, on page II, IN relation 70 q
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G0lortrster 1ailg SPY.

EARLY RIsrNG.-Thereis capital anecdote
of the reign of Louis XVI, of France, accord
ing to which some court ladies got it into their
heads, from books they had been reading, that
it must be glorious thing to see the sun rise.
But as that took place in the hours in which
they were uniformly in bed, what was to be
doue! After much consideration, it being i'm
possible for them to think of rising so early,
they resolved to have a party to sit up all
night and ride ont just before day TO the top of
a neighboring hill, to witness the strange phe-
nomenon. This was duly performed, and
then all went to bed, astonished at the degree
to which they had ruralized themselves.
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worcester Post omee,summer Arrangement


Northern Worcester County. Vermont and New IIamp-
SHIRE Worcester Nashua Railroad, at 500 m and
are due at 100 p. IN.
Fitchburg Lancaster, Leominster West Boyston Oak
and S45 p. M. and due at Sis a. m and 100 D. M
and East Princeton, at 345 and is due at
9l5 a IN.
Eastern-(city of Boston, Maine New Hampshire and
Vermont) $50 and $40 u TO- 80 500 D. M.
and due at 500 a. M, $50 and 6.35 p. m.
Eastern Massachusetts-g.l0 n NJ, and 500 D. M and
due at 500 a. 33G and $50 p.
Rhode lsland-tEXccpt towns on the Worcester and
Providence Railroad, SO a. m, and $50 p M; and are
due at $40 a. M, and $50 p m;
Way Mail on Providence and Worcester Railroad $50
m; and due at $40
Westem-(Al towns in Massachusetts West of Wor
cesterl 13D a. M, and are due at l2,4u
Albany, western New York and Western States 7.30
and 400 and due Il 40 and 1925 u.
Springfield, 7.3O m. and 400 and due at $40
a. m, l2.40 and 1885 p. NJ.
Hartford all Connecticut Except Windham and New
London countes) 1870 and 400 p. and are due
at 1910 and l035 p. m.
Towns line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
and due at 9.l5 a
New York city and Southern States 80 a. NJ and 400
p. M. and are due at 3. 10 and 1900 y. m
Barre, Barre Plains, Petcrsham, Paxton Dana North
and West Rutland, 9.43 and due at 400 n.
Holden, Rutland North Rutland and Oakhalu 30 n
M; and are due at 500 a.
Leicester s4S m, and 4.S0 p. M. and due at 800
a and SEQ p
Millbury, and West Mllbury $50 a. n and $50 H. M !;
and are due at 81 a. M, and $50 p. m,
Shrewsbury, 3.l5 p. M, and is due at 800 a. IN.
Grafton, New England Village and CoTdavile, 80 a.
M; and are due at $50 D.
birmingham, South FramngIam Hopkinton Ashland
Woodville Wcstboro', Northboro', Southboro Coria
VILE and Grafton l2l0 p. and are due 500 M.
Milford, Mendon, Holliston, Bolton, Berlin, $40 a. M,
and 500 p. m; and due at 500 Il. and 30 d. M
Once hours from 645 500 y. SUNDAYS from
l2lU TO l24V y m. EMORY BANISTER p. NJ.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-30

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