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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-29

II B. GEORGE, FeHcy 1aiir Shopct
II. east side Of the square, Marshall, Ts,s
The character and taste OF nation ska4
by It's costume.
Cutting lone. withcu, delay;
A ii, in-urtd To ali. say
Never ouiione on coat.
On pants not hat.
On vests nnequnlled. and
On cloak. complete
Come all ynu who IN bright fashion would ~
And through my nrt III make you pleas. In 4
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PLANTERS HOTEL.

'INliE undersigned, would most respectfully
l. inform his friends and the public generally
that he has become the proprietor OF the large
and eommodlous building situated on the norfh-
eaa corner OF the public square--knewn to
some as the Walton liouse--wherc he is ready
to receive and accommodate the weary traveller
and all others who may favor hun with their
patronage IN such a manner he trusts, rs VIII
give general satisfaction, and ensure lima a lib
errl SHARE Of public favor.
This fine building is now being finished in
the very best manner, and is well .dapiod 10 the
accommodation OF inmihes, having q number of
spacious rooms, which will be well furnished.
His iAhls will he furnished sith the hes, the
country affords. lIls stables will he we'll sup
piled with proyendcr and attentive ostlers In
abort, you Will do well to call at the Planters
Hctei, and judgc for yourselves
myT-ilyl W 6. l.. AORiSS
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TIE SATURDAY EVENING POST.

MANNoTH rAPrR.
rT>IIlS paper contains from or fourth 10 one
i hail norc than The generality If Trio Dollar
WesAiies The terms are a. follows;
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-29

JUST RECEIVED And for sale, low lor
81 cash, Window Glass tNa,erford), White
Lead (Ros,on, No. y, lin~ccd Oh, Lamp OH.
Lard OIL, and Spts Turpent'ne, by
EVANS g. TRA\vIcK,
lmyao -lul Druggists Nh hall, TrsA
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BOOKS! BOOKS, BOOkSN!

rayslu The attention of teachers and
A parents throughout the country
1D is respectfully called to our gene
raj assortment. of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-29

Gs)S REWARD will be- paid for the appre-
NAeJ henson and delivery to me, at Shreye-
phrt, La, Of boy named SOLOMON, aged
"A OF a6 years, with beard on h- chin, black
eomplex'on. who len my house on Thursday
lasf, APnl 10Th, lsia had or a pair Of dsrk
sa'inet pants, ksrsey froek coat, slouohed hal,
toncs white Said boy /. shoat i've feet ten
n eleven inches high had with him A bag o.,
clothes, rather reserved in speaking From IN.
ilrmaaon; Solomon may have taken the road 10
Marshall. where he formerly lived.
A. L. liEl<E,
TO BE- found AT u Spaniers Store
Shreveport April %, ls,s--InI 81
ROohS AND STATIONERY, Family b.
ID bls- and hymn books, writing raper Of
ine quality envelopes; ink, black, blue, ana red
safers, steel ms, quilh, sand boxes, and blacs
ssnd. cedar pencils, etc. for sale low,Ay
EVANS e. TRAWlCK.
my9S-idi Druggists, Marshall, Tera,.
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-. my hand md cai'-sd The ''r-ai Seal 81
S.sle tn h. siii,cd. at Ausiiu, ;l.'
! eoid day of April 1919. and Of the
in,ie(.nelencr Of Tsras, the iiti year.
Nv the Governor,
~ GEO. r WOOD
D. MILLER, Sec. of State.
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L>ARKiOK a. M'CUILY. Factors and e.
i mission Merchants, 81 Grsvier street, \.
Orleans mai
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CARDS, ETC.

W r. orHIirsEr. l. r. w,o.
& WIGFALi., An".,.,,.
. lac, Will attend all TIE Court, 4.
sixth judicial District, Marshall, Texa. IN
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-19
rorciyn News.

Tn another column will be found sum
mary of the late foreign news. ..s
The latest intelligence by telegraph
s,o,es that Russia has given Turkey to
understand that, unless the Hungarian
refugees are delivered up, ii will be con
sidercd casus beHi, aud the Russian Ald dc
camp has threatened to return to war,
saw, unless simple Eyes" or no 'sg'V'
on by the Sultan. Tho latter Ii advised
to his present course by the English Min
lister; but there is difficulty in his owl
Council. A doubt yet hangs over the h
nal deter uIinaIlon.
Itis thought that definillye arrange
ineuts have been at length concluded To
the settlement ola Central Power in Ger
many. Austria aud Prussia will have the
controlling Influence.
The Pope has issued his Manifesto
still holding out against the French Pres
ident 1t hus created considerable sti
at Paris; but il is stated that tho determi
ua,iun of the French Government will
not be changed. Tho Pope still demand
political power through his Council o
Cardinals. He gives the privilege of vo
ting to many citizens, principally lax'pay
ers, and grants an amnesty To all excer
members of the late Provincial Govern
mont, Of the Constituent Assembly, ofth
Triumvirutc, The chiefs Of tho millar
corps, and all who have been connecte
with these diicreEt departments.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-19
Provision mnrker OF the West


The Prlce Carrent. Of this City, (says
the Cincinnati Gazette } publishes a tab
ular statement of the number and value
ofHogs and Beef Cattle in fifty.nine coun-
ties In Ohio, as returned for taxation by
The township assessor and equalized by
the county boards for the years ls4s and
I1649. ~
In these fifty.nine counties tho total
number of Hogs was 1886 1867 in ls4s,
and is l,4lo,S77 in 1S49. In the same
the number of Beef Cattle was 637 .2S4
in 1s4S, and is 66s,24s in 18l9. These
facts indicate very strongly, at least so
far as Ohio is concerned, that there is no
scarcity of either Hogs or Cattle in the
West; aud from other States our informa.
ton is of similar tenor.
The Springfield Illinois Journal. gen.
orally we'll informed as to the Provision
business in that region, has the following
paragraph in its issue of the Sd inst:
Pork.-As yet we have heard no offers
for Pork, although the season has arrived
which usually finds purchasers in market.
We are apprehensive that the present
low price OF mess and prime in the New
ork market has the effect of intimida-
ting operators in this business. Last fall
at the opening of the market in the west.
mess pork was held in that city at $14
and prime at Sl2, and contracts were
made hero at $3.50 per 100 nett 1.-THE
present time mess is selling at $lO,25,
and prime $3.50 in the New York mar.
ket.-There must be great improve.
ment in the article before our farmers ca n
expect the price given last fall.
The Cleveland Herald ofthe 9th inst.
states that the number of beef cattle to be
packed in that city this fall and winter
will probably reach twelve thousand head
making twenty thousand tierces of beef
of three hundred and four pounds each
Nearly, if not quite the whole quantity is
10 be packed for the English market.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-19
Ohio CIcctiOn.

In the Senate, The Wings will have lO'
and Locofocos l6 members--Free Soil
ers 4. OF the Free Spilcrs' Messrs'
Blake aud. Beaver will vote with 'he
Wings upon questions OF State policy;
Mr.. Swift will vote with the l.oc"i"c"'S'
and Randall. generally with the Wings
The Wing member from 'l'e FIRST district
of Hamilton county, we th'nk' Will get us
seat.
In the House, the Wings have elected
81; the Locorocos 80; Free Suffers o; IN
aependent LocoGncos ,. One of the In
dependents, Minister Of Butler is p'e"s'
ed to neutrality upon the iiam'''o" cou"
~ question; the other we know no.9'ne
oc Of,he Free Sellers, have beer
Wings and 2 I.ocofocos. We fear 'ha
tho disorganizers of last winter VIII nave
the usceudeucy, aud with the AID "' mel
Free Soil allies, again ,romple under 100
the laws oi the Slate.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-19
wThe Scioto Gazette says;

"In respect To tho second law, spoken
of IN the commencement Of this article =
it may be enough To say that the c1''ght'
cactL and caterpriSing citizens of Fairfield
rejected The measure. Fortunately, how.
ever, for the people Of the SciOto valley,
they havo got their own ship 10 sail in,
have obtained seporale clearance from
the captains office" al Columbus, aud
are abundanlIy able to rom the'rO0H boat
iflho lurking Valley folks won't take q
hand with them"
The above concludes n long article up
on tho Railroad question. For the bene
fit Of our uoighbors. we would merely in
form them. that had majority Of vole'
polled IN this county us in SHEEN per
mitted to carry "bubscrrIion," II would
have been done. The enlightened anC
'enlerplising' cilizons Of Ross pnlled on
ly2l00 votes for tho Road'..we polled
hare 1890 We do not see much differ
ence, after all,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-19
A sad FnreweII.

When we had an intimation that our
late Sugar Grove friends intended TO
"cut the acquaintance" of Messrs Keller
and Whitman, we felt renewed conf. /
dence in their integrity aud steadfaslness
offailh to the principles Of their fathers;
when we heard of their public meeting
and their condemmatory resolutions, we
at once concluded to take them under our
protection and give them all the "aid aud
comfort" possible. Alas! for human ex-
pectations. The leaders, whu wished to
keep their followers in the traces, only
made seeming show of opposition. aud
so snon as Keller was re nominated, they
threw up their caps and shouted for this
weak member OF The Coalition" All
we could do, all that we could say, was
only acknowledged as true; and when the
day OF voting came, our particular friends.
the leading lights oflhe "reLel llon meet.
ing" voted in mass for the individual,
who violated his pledges and disobeyed
their instructions; and their seeming spir.
ii Of indignation, their show Of integrity
their pretended beliefin the faith oftheir
sires, vanished as The mists Of the morn.
ing, leaving bright sun to illumine their
hypocricy and cunning, 1t was not their
fault that some Of the "boue and sinew''
Of the party "stuck TO their integrity"
We may now consider the "bargain
and sale" Of last winter, by which the
Democracy was Chartered, sold and de-
Iivered" TO the Aboitionis,s, as fully rali-
fed, "signed, sealed and duly delivered y
The only show Of opposition, in the
stronghold Of democracy" aud among
the "pure, unsullied, uutainted and unde
, fled" came from the "Stale Of Berne;'
we took the bantling under our charge
nourished aud sustained it; but it has fiz
zlcd out. and we now transfer it, "body
soul and breeches." to our highly esteem
ed friend, the rc elected Commissioner
! under whose fostering care, it doubles
: will flourish and become as popular a
D bridge building and protests"
+ II may he that wo will renew our &C
quainlance at some future day: The 20
J. siliou Of parties, in the lately electe
r Legislature, needs the further aid {
: "coaIilions;" in which case. We will glad
Q y aid our late friends in spreading thei
"opposition resolutions" tar and nea
), Until then, as we have more importar
matters to attend 10. we must bid ther
r. fare well-hoping and trusting that,
/. some other time. they may again emplo
Il their spare moments in writing and Q
s dopting windy resolutions ofthe anticu1
# ly.kind.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-19


AN HoNoRABLE PoLlrlclAN,-Mr. Josh.
ua ID Patton, the Wing nominee for Au.
ditor in CauGll Co., has declined the
certificate Of election under the follow
ing circumstances. He received Ger.
tain number Of votes as j, d. Patton
which were thrown out, His oppouen,
Fergus S. Mexican, also received hum
Der Of votes os Il. S. Mexican, which
we're also thrown out and so Patton had
majority, But as all the votes for Nc
Kean exceeded tho number cast for Pat
lou, including those inteaded for each
Mr.. Patton publishes card declining
the certificate. This is conduct as hon
orable as il il rare Zaaescille COGr.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-19
N Largc llarnl for Sale.

INHE Heirs ofIer for sale the Valuable Farm,
~ known as the "Pdcker Farm" situated in
Thorn Township, Perry County. Ohio, u miles
East of Thornville- GAINESVILLE road running
through near the centre.
The Farm contains 343 Acres. about one half
prairie, under fence, occupied pasture and mea-
dow. and about 100 Acres as farming land. There
are upon the premises. two good dwelling houses,
a large log barn, two good spring houses with a
very strong spring TO each, about 1000 Sugar
Trees aud good orchard partly grated fruit.
The Farm would do to divide, with house
and spring and an equal quantity of prairie and
timber land to each half. 1t is well adapted for
raising both STOCK aud GRAIN with an a6un-
dance Of pure spring Tater, which can be con-
veyed to any field upon the farm, and the soil is
not surpassed in the State. .t, sr
Possession will be given to the purchaser next
spring. Any person, wishing to purchase good
farm. would do well to call aud examine this one.
For further particulars, call on Frederick aud Will
liam Packer upon the premises. s.x
August 3, lS49 3m13
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-19
RESOLUTIONS.

RcSOtred, That Liberty Is natural and
essential to all men-that we are not
born to be used by masters, demagognes,
nor whifilers--rhat Government is not in
slituted and parties are not formed for the
benefit of leaders and office holders, but
the people are the beginning and the end
of all political power-and while this
State may alone control its peculiar in.
stitutions, all the States and the people
thereof, are responsible for the conslitu-
ton and the Union, which shall be pre-.
served and magnifed to posterity.
ReSOlocd, That the Wing party, born
In opposition to tyranny-the author aud
finisher Of the American Revolution
with Washington among its leaders, ever
has been, and shall ever continue to be,
the party Of Freedom, Law, and Popular
Rights.
Resolved, That reform in whatever is
bad, conservatism in whatever is good
progress for whatever is better, and ecou,
omy in all things, are the corner stones OF
Massachusetts Wing policy.
R0sOircd, That We go for the abolition
and exclusion Of Slavery, wherever Con
gress has jurisdictiun-ior Tariff, pro
tective Of American labor-for Interna
improvements, essential to commerce
with foreign nations and amonglhe severa
Slales-for sound and convenient cur
rency for the use of the people for cheaI
postag ge--equal ropresentation--safe ant
successful popular elections.
Rrsolred, That our candidates shal
be practical men, known for their con
slant adherence TO the principles of piety
Justice, moderation, temperance, indus
Try, aud frugality, who will cooperate
with the Wing party in the promotion o
agriculture, ats, sciences, commerce
trades and manufactures; and who will
by precept and example, counlenance ant
inculcate the graces of humanity, benev
olence, charity honesty, and good humo
land all social affections aud generous
sentiments among the people; aud who
wilhal, are stable as Plymouth rock ant
the hills of Berkshire land such men al,
George N Briggs and John Reed, eacl
Of them every inch man, and Wing
who, like Zachary Taylor, never disap
pointed the expectations their country
and they are the men for US.
ResolUed, That Gen. Taylor, by hi
prompt, sagacious and energetic admin
istration-.by his humble faith in Divin
Providence, when pestilence consume
the psople...by his warm and compre
hensive patriotism, and by his quick viu
dication of our sovereignty at home, on
peace abroad, and our honor and dipl'
macy, has won and deserves the approb;
ton aud confidence of the whole na,iol
Resolved, That the union isthe priceless
legacy of Washington and his co.patriot
our fathers-the foundation of all our pro-
perily and power-.the only means of Sc
curing all or national blessings, aud I
vert,ng national evils--lhe surest qua
: anty Of the continuance and extension {
our liber,y...our glory for the past, ot
: strength in the present, and our hope f
the future, The Union, the glorious u
: ion-..the object Of our tervent love! i
, preservation transcends, in importanc,
] any and all other political questions; an
: as we have received it from tho father
! so will we perpetuate and transmit it
i the children, entire as the sun.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-19

Cot. WElLER-THR BOUNDARY Cow.
MISSION. The Correspondent of the N
Orleans Delta, writing from San Diego
says:-"No sort Of preparation has been
made by Col Weller tho American Com,
missioner. to provide for carrying out the
purposes for which he was appointed.
The civil corps of surveyors, engineers,
cOmpulers. attaches, aud conditional ON.
p,nyees, which he has with him number
nearly forty, aud no provision whatever
has been made for their employment on
any useful work connected with running
The line, Tho principals will be engaged
at this poin,, but no means have been a.
doptedlo procure transportation for them
should it be thought expedient TO carry
the line through 10y actual survey from
here To the head waters of the Gila. But
you may rely upon it,that il will not be at
templod--and If tho expedition to the
mouth Of the Gila be successful, that is
as much as can possibly be expected
The hoad ofthis Commission should have
been a scientific and military man also
aud of great energy, as an expedition Oi
this character, through new country 81
barren Of resources as this is, is one O
the most serious moment"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-19
Charles Schneider.

Teacher of Vocal and Instrum entail Music,
YMkAS again located himself in Lancaster for
III the purpose Of teaching Music. His terms
will be reasonable and his attendance to pupils
diligent
He will also give instructions in the French
and German Languages
For further particulars, inquire at his residence
in Henry ArnoId's Building, corner of Main and
Columbus Streets.
Lancaster, September 28, l849 3m91
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-19
LithOpoIls Acadelny.

UNHE Fall term of the Lithopolis Academy will
commence on the 2ond of October neal, un-
der the Superintendence of DIR JOHN WILLIAMS.
The trustees of this Institution are desirous of
calling the attention Of the Public to the rare I'D
vantages which it affords for the instruction of
youth, under the care Of its experienced and uc-
compished teacher.
To those wishing to acquire good English ed
ucatOn il offers every iocility; and for young men
designing TO enter on professional career, the
scientific aud classical attainments Of Dr. W., will
ensure thorough preparation for collegiate
course of study, ...t' ae
A convenient building has been erected IN n re.
tired and pleasant situation; aud the town is noted
for its healthy locality
GEO. +. EELS.
Sec. cf6oard Of Trutees.
Lithopolis, Oct. 5, lS49, 3w22.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-19

A CUnious FAcr,-The whole popula.
ton ofihe United States could be com.
pressed into space of one square mile,
and each individual be allowed sufficient
room 10 breathe in. Fifteen inches square
would suffice for this There are l 100
yards in mile, which, being multiplied
gives 63, $50 inches; and this product di,
vided by IS, the number Of inches oI
space occupiedby each individual, would
place 4 1924 Of them in row to extend
the length Of a mile; andlbe same number
ofrows TO complete a square mile would
conse ouenlly number II ,S42,6T6.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-19

From NICARAGUA Late and Important.
We have by tho steamer Empire, high
ly important news from Nicaragua, dates
having reached this city, from the town
Of Grenada to the goth August.
The New York Company for the ship
canal have obtained an absolute and un.
conditioned grant from the Nicaragua
Government, and until the completion Of
the canal, the exclusive right Of naviga.
ting the river San Juan, and lakes Nicar-
aqua and Leon,
When the Vice Consul of the British
Government at Leon ascertained the fact,
he wrote to the Nicaragua Government,
complaining OF them for having asserted
that revolution or insurrection in Nicar-
aqua had been stirred up by British A.
gents. and treated il as cause of offence
to his government
The Nicaragua Government replied,
that it had so asserted, believed it to be
true, and reiterated the declaration.
The Nicaragua Government in its
prompt reply to the remonstrance of the
British Vice Consul, no doubt relied up
on the protection Of the United States
Government, if it should be deemed nee
essary.
The charter, grant which The New
York Company have from the Nicar
aqua Government, secures TO all ma
tions, not to the United States alone, tn,
use ofthe ship canal on such terms as th'
company prescribes-but which must al
ways be uniform, so that the vessels o
one nation can have no advantage owe
that of another. Great Britain, therefore
has nothing to complain of. epc
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-19

CnIEP or TnE MEXICAN BOUNDARY
SuRveY.--The last lolier from San Fran
cisco, August 3lst., Of Mr., Fraener to the
NO. Picayune, says; #
Lieut.. Beall. of the navy, arrived here
in The last steamer, with advices to Col
Fremont, informing him orhis appoint-
ment as chief ofthe department Of the
Mexican boundary Survey, in the place
Of Col. Weller removed. Gel. Fremont
Twill acce the appointment,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-19
ID against Convention.

The majority fort Convention was, last week.
erroneaously stated. 1t is703. 1t will be seen
that Subscription" has majority Of the votes
actually cast for aud against" but it requires,
under the alw.a majority of all the voters of the
county. The Convention requires minority Of
tie votes cast for Representatives
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-19
New Books.

NNHE Woodman. Thirty Years Since, and other
" Novels, BY James, The Knight with the Iron
Hand, aud other Works by Dumas; Nell Gwynne
and James tho Second. by Ainsworth The Sea
Lions. by Cooper Salatbiel. by Croly; The Wa
verify Novels, and Capt Marryats Novels; Mary
Barton, Mordaunt Hall, Discipline OF Life and q
large number Of other cheap publications. Just
received at the Book Store Of J L. TOTHILL.
Lancaster, August 81, l849 IL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-19
Estate Of Joseph Yanzer.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and qualified as Admin
istrator ofthe Estate Of JosEPH YANzER, deceased,
late Of Fairfield County. Ohio. All persons hav-
ing claims against said Estate are hereby notified
to present them legally authenticated within one
year from this date, and those indebted to make
Immediate payment. JOHN COOK, Adns'tor.
September 28 l849 4w21s
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-19
Valuable Books.

TT TNlTED States Exploring Expedition, vols
bv Wilkes Prescoit's erdnand and Isabela
. vols Stephens Travels inYucatan, . vols.iPres
colts Conquest of Mexico; Young's History O.
America; Naper's Peninsula War; Prescott's Con
quest of Peru, vols Mosheim's Ecclesiastical
History, vols; Josephus, Plutarch's Lives, Buck
inghalns Travels in America, in vols.
Al the Book Store of JOHN TUTHILL.
Lancaster, August 81, I849 II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-19
Genuine Democracy.

The following resolutions were passed
at tho late Massachusetts Wing Conven,
lion. We agree with the New York
Tribune, that there is more genuine De-
mocracy in them than can be found in all
the windy and hypocritical cant of Rad.
icalism.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-19

NorIoE 10 Qmr.-Tho Post Master al
Etna, Licking County, Ohio, has sent US
the following nutice;
Sir would inform you that Mr..
JONAS Misty does not take The paper
you send him out of the p. o." =
The Post Master, at Kilkcrsville, in
formed US a few weeks since, that the
gentleman referred 10, had gone to Etna
We followed him up; but have not mate
rally benefited our condition. Mr.. Jo
MAS NsLy, Esquire, owes us in tho sun
ofS9.374 We viii discount literally t,
any Collector of bud debts.