The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

Nor looks to see the breaking day
Across the mourniul marbles play
Who hath not learned ia hours Of faith
The truth to ilesh and sense unknown.
Tint life is ever lord OF death
And ] q can never lose It's own
Marriages were formerly made in
heaven, but a good many are now eff
fectcd in Paris BY NIontcsson, a well
known catromotieusc, or matrimonial
agent. He recently broughta young
sous project, without, penny, and
the daughter of retired cab proprie
tor together The couple agreed to
pay the bridegroom mother $50 u
year 10 never come near them. aud
the mother agreed to pay the agent
81 400 for arranging the marriage
All these sums were to come out Of
the brides fortune Of ~ 200 year
The happy couple decline to fulfill
their contract, hence cross actions
now before the court
what did you come hero aher?"
inquired n miss of L. lclor friend
who made her call When lie rest Of
the folks were gone out, during the
holidays II come to borrow come
matches, be meekly replied Match
es that $ likely story. Why don /
you make a matchy I know what,
you came for, exclaimed the delight
ed miss, as she crowded the old bach
elor into q corner, you came to hug
and kiss me almos, to death, hut YOU
shan't unless you are the strongest,
and ] know you are"
la Stockbridge, Michigan, few
days since Mr. Benjamin 5. Clark,
of California, and Mrs. Hannah
Gandy, Of Stockbridge, were mar
ried Thereby hangs tale % Be
tween twenty and thirty years ago,
Mr., Clark aud Mrs. Grandy (then
Miss Hannah Moscow were married.
They lived together several years,
When, some sixteen years ago, Mr..
Clark went to California, leaving his
wife and several children behind
Mrs. CLARK, like many other Cali
fornia widows waited in vain for
her husbands return, and finally oh.
tanned a divorce and married Henry
Grandy. Mr.. Clark also married
woman in California. Last spring
Mr. Grandy died A short time
since Mr.. Clark, whose California
wife had died, came back, and find
ing his wife q widow went to see her,
aud the rest is told
The young daughter of the En-
peror of Russia, who will next year
be Queen Of Bavaria, Is a slender
young girl Of medium height, with
very sweet and regular face, beautiful
hands and feet, ard long, dark brown
ringlcts. She and her bctrothed, the
young King Of Bavaria, will be the
handsomosi royal couple on the con
| t;nont.
Dear Gusius--l want you to
come to see me. You must come. |
want to know what you are going to
do, If you love me say so. II you
don't say SO and go along, | don't
want any more toolishnoss. II a
man is going to marry . woman and
do for her, | want him to make up
his mind quick aud be done with it
Come to me darling I'm lonely with
out you
OH / am lonely tonight love without
you.
Daytime and nighttime ! am dreaming
about you.
Gus, come tonight ! am next door
to the coffee hossc Yours, truly,
SALLin.'
At the Massachusetts, cattle show
the other day, gentlemen, who Prob
ably docs not read the Revolution,
gave the gave the following toast
The coming woman may IT not
be n long time before she arrives,
The Female Picnic Association,
composed OF a number of pretty New
| Haven girls, who, ioa five years, have
had annual pienics in the woods all
by themselves, with no horrid men
around to modest or make afraid, has
been discontinued, but the members
are to have a reunion five years hence
as " cid maids or widows
A youthful Wall street banker and
the eldest daughter Of "Josh BIZ.
lings" III. $. Shaw were Joined
rogethcr. in Orange, n, J e, on We'd
uesday.
Brigham Young wishes to dispose
Of thirty five manageable daughters
"'A temple to Friendship said Laura
enchanted.
! I'm build in this garden tHr ,a~ts..-
IL divine
Her temple was built and she only now
wanted
An image OF Friendship to place on
.hc shrine
She ilew Ia sculptor, who set down
A Friendship the ihirest his art could
invent
But so cold, and SO dull, that the youth
full adorer
saw plainly this was not the IDOL she
meant
GIRLS BawAEEl-The young
men fall on their knees before you ;
but remember it is but as the infan
try, that may conquer aud Kill or
as the hunter who only on 6tadcd
knees takes aim at his victim.
Six large weddings are announced
for October in New York, two OF
which promise to be unusually large
and brilliant, and at which new fea-
lures will be introduced during the
marriage ceremony a, the church.
4 French college has given girl
the de-, ee of Bachelor Of Science. II
means that she is made OF knowi'
edge.
With the parisians, Saturday IS the