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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-13

~ Ala aH4riianaie husband q Albany thus
communicates to che public the loss Of his wife:
SlraFed O. siosns my wiia Ann Maria Who
ever returns her sill gei his head broken AS for
trusting her anybody can do So who sees ft--ior
a never pay any of my own debts. IL IS not at all
NkalY thaf ! will iay awake nights thinking about
ofhef peoples. JAhEs @ DoBsoN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-13

PRACTICAL w ATcHMAKER
"a G594iNRL STREET, 4aira poor FROM Camp siEest,
VIE subscriber has last received additional supply 81
4 WATCHES, 5IEWEI.RY and FANCY ~
fsas. rss GOODS consisting Of very supe- va
* not Gold and Silver w sfches. with ~ se
Hunting Cassl, Of NJ. l. Tobias -AtAa-N
hoske and other makers also fine London Duplex
aches rich Jewey, of the latest styles, comprising fine
Soc Watch Chains, Keys and Seals; Ladies BRACELETS
Necklaces Breast Pins. Gold Peucls Cases Finger Rings
eto Also great variety Of FANCY GOODS, selected bg
himself IN the Northern markets from the latest Euopean
mpottaont consisting Of Work Boxes, DRESSING Cases fine
rams, heeulea Scissors fine assortment Of SILVER
WARE ptrs as coin and other fancy articles
All the above articles will be sold at the moderate
Fltnf io1e
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-13

"A SODA MANUF OTIS s. ts a PpA Il ArrIsy csr
~ paiei comprising 9 number Of Fountains CoOlsn
gns AnmP' etc., ETC., etc. Fol paftculan Or inspsi
mhll Nh a DEVEREAuX. Is Tehnnnitnnlns s.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-13

" 4aANii0c1 20 suit purchasers By
W CHAs. sToUGHTON. 81 Camp s.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-13
FINn wAToana, Jewellery, Bio.

~ "A. T LEX. % CdlHP ST., has constantly on hand
h1ls and i receiving By eYeIy arrival, Gold ~
Lever. Duplex aad Cgliuder WATCHES Of an va
- a -, the best maker. Also--Fob, Vest ~ 81
and SuaId CHAINS. SEALSe
s- and KEYS IN every variety. Cod Pens.
Pencils, Ihimblo Buckls &oi Fine Bheelsil, Brooches
Necklaces Rings. SilYergalc, Spoons Rnd Folks iades
4altQil Cups, Pitchers, IEnya Pl3ed Casior Tea-Ssi,
Candestiokg Urs, noh Fancy Goods, LubntE fine Per
fumefFoc ehaf with great variety Of other articles toe
aama9us o mention. Als0--SPEDE ACLESs with Gold
Silver Shell Steel bowed frames and Glasses of ever
knidlya Projections, eid., ETC., constantly hand and
lLssd % SUN the eye at short notice Ms
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-13
oo1nMAN'sI IIegPIRoyBp AgnlIT PORTABLE

UArll5 L.4TpRY MILLS,
M ANGFACfUREDb by w. i. DOLEMAF, GifOd street.
AVA door below BagOnne, New Orleans These Milf
are IN sueoessu operation in the following Etaes VIZ
Ohio New York Fennsygani, Virginia, Kentucky, Indie
ana Illinois, Michigan, Wiseonsns Iowa, Missouri Ar.
qnsaa Ienpesee Aabhma, Mississippi, louisiana Texas.
Mexico and On account Of their portability the very
thing for California, a number Of Them have been puI.
chased recently for those Diggns'
az Warranted 10 perform 20 the satisfaction Of the Dur.
chaser. or money refunded rmhl1l w Il
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-13

k4h GO tE2 ef slf PRIMES y store and fof sale 5
ielo ldAb. SIolAATuN 9NCamp 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-13

tsa 4te ch1'el Family lsld III stols aud fofsale b.
~. lelN onAa. EIOuGHIQM. 81 Camn.f.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-13

I1t. GA4tA fi n tlt 4 - latllGls
&ff ia i&h 70 s-iandns nom steamboat Josiah Inv
ItlN iaEea. and for saishy John STROUD $ co,
lNl4 t4o Common street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-13

AJ HOLES nugghasam b call pnd exafuihe my very
w asge stock Of ~ ATS and CARS IA store, aud =
eqnstantly EeaeiFng BY every arrival from New
Y ok. direct from my mandatory 10 New
ark n, ]. can sen cheaper than any other house m
the city, and there cannot be found in New Orleans
better assortment Of those articles have present in store
9l9 dozen Of black, white and pearl BuEN A NiSTAS OF
tuI and wool. JOHN DURBBIDGE.
WV Guatonhnuse st.. sfRirs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-13

ANCHORS AND CHAIN GABLES.
tDt SALE anchors and Chain Gables, 23kc per ID
ApnE at22 Na5ehazsueat npstain aps0
CALIFORNIA SPADES.
&ff9A FOR SALE low. Apply al ~ hatcher atfest up
eHI AZ aril
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-13
~ oRLRAlIs 8 0ARRoLLToN RAnRoAn


Deggf, sgr1ssr gf BaF0sas aHa PsrSfSo sfrsets
sh89 gekq aag asieqcs shove Pleasant H. 30 osai4
sssss nqsg i9r oadfea over sad undgT ayoan q I.
sif shs sboys fss; la % s,
sSsAsS 0iFaR dlslansai 10 cents.
Aefldantl IN Lafayette, CaFTclltnr Rad salajtw A.
lsioued that this ggmpsnY hal fEod a. un0Fm fse al
conmnt5lieA tqSen toy Peisege y the Cans 0.w Is 00
Per month On vance for either Road and 1i dsanea
Chnien hat pTcsao each tickets given fof any othe
pal04 thAn the INST 70 the last Of each m0nth.
a UaI. expressly for ladies' IN saOh rgin
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-13

H1ht AlN4uHa
TN BOXES ehafis extra BEEN TONGUES Just fe-
cHAs SEDUCTION. 81 Cam Il.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-13

u 1itkCEe John slg 8 Sugal.cured q ANS iandir
3 ~ Hom steamer Aloio 1aslie und for sale by
lea GhAS ST0uGHTON. "a Camp Ct.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-13

40H BARRELS Dsnan a Naisou5s and Browns r
tN-t lan5at landing liom bag 01doI and bark Ant
le1n.lo lae hy JOHN STROUD 8 CO.. F
81 lt fa8 Common siFeatt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-13

? AA EAAN ttNGs
9ttllAs 9t la pATRIAn
$50. 90 4KCaAgcr A.
tzfut-G sf Lotl5.a7f fi,.tlt,
+ aatNl5~ q 3iaeaF informed fbat - 80.
AtM Hisl4.ea % print enV I0ff frifSF3,iiee
FkENCH
OF fuhfDG iIl.sE 'i
ALhalAA, GOMEZ co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-13

100 00N ENGEiSH FfRE BRICKS, landing
&a@4s oJy fOrsa'e by JOHN STROUD & co.
81 n li4 Common sire
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-13
MEDLCAL.

lar. WALLACE, No a. Arcade Passage Cops aass,J
~ New Orleans OFnoE H0uRs--FIom a, n la,
ORpsRs lsit al the Dug Store ofH. BOHnsbsl, gl Be
attended h. laao lyqlA w
HOMOEPATHIST
AR. ID. GLASS, Gate Qf Hopkias0iks, htntaekH,l ho.
~ ~ BARORNR sTREHr, between Union anu teLaiao
atfeetA, n ewO rleans NJ
DISEASES or THE EYE AND BAR,
- Inflammation Partial Blindness, Operations l9f s1ER la
mus, aad othef Diseases affecting Vision. ~. IUNs
STALLS OFFICE, ~ Circus street between PeIddo
and GTaveF Streets Hours Of Consutaton-lO all q; sun
days, 10 till B.. Certificates from Physicians and Fatenn
may be seen al his Office. jaa0
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-22

"a a.. Romans is raised TO the hghes,
=, - &c a.. since.handed or combined At
mn, 10 bomha,d ard take Rome by storm
Eo,,id he made, the defence OF the city, by
,. =, horren,les and by the courage OF the
,e,ll h, so will maintained, that the Aus
-. ore by no means certain Of success.
y Trr PorE sosr TO Ronr--Ail accounts con-
y, TIM, il will be impossible to restore the tenn
,ral power of the papacy il any form. we
vc hetor, rs most irighlful details OF priests
ling dragged forth from their hd'ng-p'"'es ny
:, popuace, and put to death. Their bod'e'
n, been hacked into tn. smallest pieces anu
- east into the Tiber The combined pow
N : Of Europe viii scarcely be able even 10 set
hi. Holiness again ON The throne oil the Va
\ -, The tide of feeling has Overlooked him,
Id the Romans seem now Dent on eNc'uaihe
Ac,r,ioia and political authorl'! forever
n o,.r..or uor,s 70 INTER RouE--Intclli-
A.ncc by telegraph from Gen oudlnot is To the
- NH ,t which time there was strong pro-
I,hil,v that the French troops would be per.
;,od 10 enter Rome without opposition. ~
~, o.,,ral dispatch he SAYS "Serous propo-
LIZ. If submission are made TO mc---aircady
-. anchor of hope to the Romans The 900
? nch prisoner, at Rome were accompanied to
10 with all possible demonstrations OF joy.
TIM Au,rRtANs nssEiGE BoLogsA--Thc
Ans.r,ans had not entered Bologna at The date
the last accounts, but they had possession OF
I'm, Of the rates, and the surrender was hourly
kpec,cd The Bologncsc defended themselves
r. nbly They had offered to acknowledge the
Dpc. On condition that he would consent to
enlss all the priests of his Governments bet
Austrian commander replied, that sub,-'ts
hid no, be permitted 10 dictat. conditions to
r. soyercisns
(. Tur NfSrtiASs NicroRIous.-At Venice,
DaAeztsky has gone farther than this. The
.0enetlans asked for an armlstiec rs order that
Nv might obtain a mediation of France aud
1ngland for which they had applied. lie an
svvrci that the Emperor has master, would
pescr ncrlni, foreign power 70 Interfere be-
1wsen him and hrs rehetous subjects. The
Ausirians were rcpulsei IN 'hc sili inst. in mn
Nnult, and the Venetian account states thai
~ made sally and took 500 prisoners,
VAVh needs confirmation.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-22
MARSHALL LITERARY DEPOT
AND AGENCY OFFICE

THT subscriber, having Just received an rs
sortmeni of cheap literary publications and
stationery, from the house Of Stearn- y Co.,
New York. olicr- them iof sale al q ,laall adj
vance on New York prices, at Gammagc y
Luckic's Drug Store, two doors east Of the
Marshall Hotel
Already shipped, and shortly expected, new
supply Of Books, Magazines. &c: GroH'ep
on Erdeace, Marsh Boo.- hoping. Rna'Hs
Arcauecf, Goiey's L,rdy's Beck, Graham's Hdg-
a:nc, Narim's taioR Magazine, Fderson's
late iadg's National, 300 Fourth 81 Jug Picio-
rial Brother .IoaathGhs, Catalogue u Var Iac
Bools, drc, d.. no u
y B-ladies and gentlemen Will please
call and examine for themselves
|. G. STEARNS.
Subscriptions received for the New York
weekly tarcrse the cheapest "ud best Doi'ar
newspaper in the world alsy tho tosnepoiiic,
n large scni-montlil, magazine. only - cents
pcr anuum mud The Working fHrHer large
monthly magazine, devoted 10 Agriculture, ilor-
tlcuture, florcul,urc. iiousewlicry, Ne Cop
les Of the above may be seen at the Marshall
Literary Depot Al orders, post pad VIII be
lmuctunlly attended ga. J. &. ).
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-22
REpl n!ICAN ACADEMY.

'INliE second Academic year OF tins lns,iu.
| tion commenced on the 9TH day Of March,
islg
The Trustees take pleasure in announcing to
the patrons 90 this Institution, aud the public
GENERALLY, that the present session commenced
unhar peculiar auspices. The increase Of pat
ronagc which the Institution has received, made
i important TO secure another teacher Virgil
VI Dubosc, ESP, 50 well and Iayoraby known
a. the former President of the Marshall Uni
yersity. was selected Tor that purpose, whose
services combined With our present accomplish.
ed teacher, W g. Tarlton renders the lnstiiu-
ton, in the Male Department, ample and unsur-
passed. in point OF usefulness, by any institution
IA the South.
Til. Female Department !. sustained and con-
Quoted under tn Immediate supervision Of the
instructors in the o.ear department, Ample
arrangements nave been made los the Trustees
in regard oihe ornamental aud musical branches.
The Trustees are now prepared to RECON-
mend the Republican Academy, NJ combining
all the advantages of rrlrnarl rs we'll i.'es'
classical Insiiii...r,. unsurpassed m DC oppon'
fncns- by any school IN the Southwest, The
gentlemen who JOINTLY preside over It's interests
are ripe scholars with much experience and,
nothing wll be wanting 10 secure 10 the patrons
Of the Academy. strict vigilance and uuremt-
ting Affection 10 the pupils who may be placed
under their charge
Rate. OF Tuition as heretofore in this lnsf-
tuition. K. T. BROWN, President.
T. \ HAMS S,c'u iel-2ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-22

'1>iiE undersigned, with pleasure, announces
! 10 his friends and the public, generally, tha.
his Steam Mil. situated on. mlr and fourth
from Marshall, s IN successful operation. lie IL
prepared to accommodate bills Of lumber Of
any description, at short notice on his usual
terms lbs Gr,si Nh has recently been i'm
proved in il machinery, and department has
been added for the nanriuiure Of -four, sup
piled with a good boiling apparatus, H. has
been induced 70 add this improvement TO Ia,
establishment, hv the repeated wishes oi his
patrons, and the evident want Of such facilities
m the country Il /. 10 BE- hoped that tiierc
wll be- no longer az, impeachment Ia the cub
tnra uf wheat by iauecr. in tia, vicinity, On
account ct q want Of the necessary con'c-
uiruco for rs manufacture,
Grateful for past iasurs, be hopes that his
patronage will be- commensurate with the cs-
pcn.e 81 h.. Improvements, and ila''er~ himself
that the public viii lind ready accommodation
at his establishment
4 y 81 RRESS.
June 4sin NJ lly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-22
Family Groceries and Dry Gssds.

N'E take this method of informing our
w friends and the pubic generally, tina, We
are just opening, IN the new building, soulh-eas;
corner ct the public square, 'h. largest and
best selected stock of Grccsr,es and DIV Gs-.is
ever offered in this market aud shall continue
to be- in receipt Of all the staple goods and sup
plies ueco .sary for al farming mechanical. and
business purposes, and Injuries equal 10 the
wants of the most iasiidious.
W. are determined To- Do rash bushes
and at small profits, n Ne know FROM cxpen.
ence. that any other !, The most direct course TO
the Pear House. that merchant can take, We
will ri all times sell goods for Cotton. Negroes,
Hides, pcl'ries, &c, &c, or make cash advances
ON the same.
We vii ias. say that we have launched our
bark upon n sea unknown 10 Us: but with the
chart Of experience before us, We hope 10 make
voyage without the loss OF a spar, Of the spill.
eng Of brace. We shall carry hrht sail at
first, and keep a sharp look-ou, for shoals and
quick--auds, as upon frs, well-directcd efforts
hangs the great secret of permanent success.
We invite the public generally to call and es-
anime our stock. consisting OF the following.
90 Bhl- flour hes, brands
20 Casks Bacon
10 Sacks Coffee;
10 Bbls Sugar
80 Sack. Salt;
10 Bhls Dexter Whiskey.
90 common
10 Nclasses
IS kit- Salmon;
20 Mackcrcl.
10 Perkins Goshen Butter.
90 Boxes Cheese, English DAIRY
u,uY.4t,s ~ ff5frt,ls utJ ttpY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-22

!, W. condense the following interesting Cal
rnia intelligence from the Daiiy Crescent
Il the ilth inst.
I'll steamship Crescent Gig arrived IN New
Means ON the 10th INST, 'front.' hagres, bring
!26 passengers. and about = 100000 m
III dus, 100000 oi which Vas rs freight
- the balance VS. brought by the passengers
capt Forbes, Of the Steamship California,
WAo came a. passenger on the Crescent tHy,
state that the marvellous stories respecting the
sAundancc of gold are not at all exaggerated
49, to the contrary, fall far short oi the reality
-. limits of the gold regions are becoming
nor extended every day by new discoveries.
A. low down the coast ~ Santa Barbara, near
~ line Of Lower California, gold has been
h~nd in large quantities. SO strong is the at
hrton towards the mines, that there are nj
N Francaco upwards of fifty vessels of dii-
I'm, nations deserted 10y their crews. Sea
IN cannot be engaged even at the high rates
800 per month 1t .. Utmost impossible to
h Ain men Oh lh, Government ships.
YHan Francisco con me. tc hc crowded with
migrants, such vast numbers of whom arr
0unually pouring into the place, that accom-
da,ions of any Kind can scarcely he obtained
1od provisions ar almost equally scarce.
Hherc was grcat deal of conversation IN
eiornm respecting the establishment, Of a
b.i,ioual Government, but IS yet nothing had
~ done The people were anSlonsly await
~ news of the action of Congress upon the
Il 6cc,, not having heard Of the failure Of that
N 10 net upon IT, In the event of nothing
49, done b, Congress, It WIS generally IN
1D,ood that when the miners returned IN the
State Government would be- established
! 1fom Che Alta Californian II appears that
- has been great excitement in San Francis
* caused by disagreement between the civil
- military authorities. 1t appears that the
Naldc in the exercise of his authority, had not
nnstercd affairs To- salt he wishes of the
kens, and they twice invited him TO resign,
~ he would 10, 40. Dc~puring of ever
pg able to cstah',- public Justice so long as
~ people we're at the merry OF this officer,
eosscn'on of the people was then called, at
which IT was resolved to elect legislative a.
aDby of fifteen members, who should have
cMcr to make such laws as might be deemed
Gessary provided thcy did not conflict with
- constitution of the United States, nor
- common law thereof This legislative body
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-22


The rsscs Of Postage modified By the act If Cen
grc-- II the 81 March. and under III. a'c treaty
clued with Crest 3rtsn. thu. sus~n cal.y .iaed
at th- Po-, ofhce IN Wsshn,xson- The dos smsn,
should h. cut Gu, and P''sssi '.l for CONSTANT u--;
The ,niafsi postage Tor 30 mule. and under 10 cents
onnr. sr half ou,c- ~ ess r. c~Ds.
The inland pstarr Tor rcstr distances than ~
miles IL ~ cent. for oun.- ~ cents ks half
ounce and -nd.r.
'T,e Whole postage by the British o, Ars~rcsn nail
.,cap-r> frf-r '.rr, br,sn Or l~snd ~ eewss
an o'rne- - cent. Tor a.ing@ half o,r,ce N le.s
1lo United states inlrnd postage, whatever may ~
tn distance on lrtisrs -n' ty the British s'eansss 10
rr,,n souire- ether than Great Bnnin ~ Ireland.
iC ..nu NJ, ounce 3 cent, tho single hrls ounce.
The Is-,sgr by The N-.rcsn .tesrer 10 iofs,fn
ro1n,Yrs 1the' ,hnn Great Br,tsin and ir.isand,
letters To b sent 'hr1sh the BRUSH mai, " cents
an ounce u rent. the Anglc hnli oun.r
To and hi Bremen. from The pnr,. snh III. ~Ssre,
= cents ~ ounce q cents tho s'ngle half ounce The
inland I,~tre W h. added
To and nor, Havana Is cent, nm or - ~ cents
T. and frum Chagr-. 80 cents ~ ounce 20 c-nu
-inrl.
To and from ranaraS 60 cents an oun-. - cenis
single
70 md from other place, o. III. Pacific - eens "A
Dune. 10 cent single
To and fru- II, We, rite, t.sc~p, lIavsnsl and
island. IA the Gull Of Mexico, ~ cent, ~ cents single
with inland yss,afe
Any fractional rsc-~ evrf M cnnce = ,i~sys 10 b
regarded n IN ounce.
III, slys l.-,a.s may r. pr.psid not, At II. op-
on the soudcr .,cepi 10 foreign tnfnr'e. other than
t'rh tnhfi of i'rihh' hi,a "h''' nv ''uer -"
thfaiRh 'he hnnrn PNl '"'' ." ~. - ~"
Nhoc F~hs' n1, " W'ptu' " t"ef k,u"t -
lane L. ifhipH y, Hfhae "'"''i''' Nv '"N' -"
% -oth '"1Rr'e' ~ - -,
Fe"Nge ~ .eh- y tn"'F'' va ''''i ~. ~ -. "
Brought nv" IN. '''H Nn''r' W s'l Pi'''" .'F :"
vessel or carried from ere ,F' u.r,is ~, 70 ",aun'
uei are 70 - aenFs's' % W ~ y, w. -. "a
."h" 'Wii a4it''' NJ" ~ T.. =, -, -,
pNhse II cesuhru - " 'uh,rF -, wv
m's'"'s a" " ieoeNe c''f w . 7. ~ ~, -
r"feNed ~ iFin ~ y 'NhNeNe" ny ny f.,."'l 'p
~ Ne7s'i y fpi' 'nh ~ ifo'h aiif i' !" '"N'' " W"
4 nipd >@''S ,.
pn- cent l. to t. added tn ti' fa'e q enth NY '.r
Ter way letters arr uH"r brought 70 - 1''t ~
W. pei ro"fN' ana ol'rt ','t''~ "' W. i""n' -
duty 3 10 receive them When pfe-onHd tnr" INA"
M. mile rom pct 'hher .,-.-,-.
lh"fr Is chhfrrn upon lett''~ n'1 "'''' H"''' =.
b ~ 'n'm '"aihhtats, he"rl"i~r. l'''pn',"'
magazines nhd Prf.if - .hs iatnt fa"N - u h'.'
HAD tF.li 'fah-'hUru oN Nih ~
lrop lrWrfs " istNf' p'A''u IN ~ P@' N''i' '"'
delivery ihrfr, M Charged eei,'s "a.
Ad''fissi eil"f ar chafR'd WIN W. ''''' ~ W
'ertsluf "hir j. not 70 eNcr"o 'eh'N ''' '''''''
M addition ~ the regular Peng'
Nni more than cent 70 = @'1 " ile l'ns' cei'"r'
employed ~ cue ipf me hfhNetf ~ ''us'' " '' w.
crlvinF them :" = Deposited " ~" psf "''ie.
New-iapr a. cffN'ttl 'i"'h on" F~' e''icr y '''.
other ~ W. sam. -hi" 10Y 'e'', WY p,'i' ~.
NOR uhn NV uli's ~ tr sa'" mt s'u y. ~
fuf any rrsairf distance t'ne quarters Itisr" y al
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-22

SOFA LANE d. or r., No 81, !
INN, u lstl

sopA LAKE D. or r., No %,
.juH Q, lsia. !
Ma EprroR By resolution OF our l'iyi-
sion, you are requested 10 give the following
notice IN your paper
T',orr will bee u Temperance Celebration At
u>los ACADEMY, on the fowb Dy( Jr'y
when a Banacr and Bible vii be- presented by
the ladies, with appropriate addresses. 4
temperance Grafton Viii he delivered hy the
Rev f. II Blades Professor J Eppinger will
.l.o dcliser an address ou the day m'' its as-
socations Ample provisions viii b' made in
the way Of good dinner. The members ol
our Order, and the public are respectfully SOC
hci'cl to attend, and par'akc Of the festivities
of the day
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-22

n JUDGE Mills, candidate Tor Governor,
viii addrus, hi, tclloW-slilcu- at the following
places, upon the day mentioned, and would be
clad to meet with M, opponents # they can
make II convenient lie would have been
.ral6ed to have made fall appointments flr
the State, but the time proNou, 10 the election
i limited, aud an entire canvass Impossible.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-22
Gin stands for sale

'INiE ~ SCRIBER has a lot of Cotton
] Gin Stands OF the manufacture of Daniel
Pratt, of Autaga county Ala IN store at the
Warehouse OF Perm & Spell in Port Caddo,
which he offers TO sell At i9,C prices.
The lot contains tar'c,y of from - 10 80
SANS.
The superiority Of 'hes" Gins Il Is presumed
~ already known Ia the public
Pr,cc- - 90, - 50 and - 90 per Jaw.
next
Refer 10 y u Perry, or VI Spell Port f7d-
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-22
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

JAMES \. CHASE - now receiving and
- sill shortly open. ST the new building .onfa
M, Ut tho public squan' in the town Of Mar.
shall, a large and splendid assartmen; Of New
and Fashionable DIV Goods snif,ri 20 III Scaso,s.
selected at ihe best markets,
Also. heavy s'ork Of Family ''rc.srie-, ~
# whn.h he oil,r, % accommodating terms
The pahlr viii please sail and examine his
took my -ilyl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-22

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
A\ the Bird day ef Nav, 4. 70. 1919 the under
~ signed obtained from the county court, per-
tanning 10 the estate, of decreased persons, held
IN and for the county 81 HARRISON at the May
thereof letters al administration on the estate
Of Saisbcrr, CLARK, deceased. Thl. = to oos-
IS all persons ha,lng claims against sad estate
10 present them witlan the time prescribed by
law, duiy authenticated, and those indebted 10
the same viii make payment Ia
FERMEIIA T.. CLARK, Adm'v.
June l 1873 NJ ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-22
TISry YOr S h l. r.

WIN McCD\CIIlE has now for sale, at
w the Old log stand, lately occupied by T.
l.. Morriss, Il stock consisting Of Dfy Goofs
and s.r,ccrics, Croct,ry War, TIN War
Glgss Var, PeJ,mery Boo'F, Shes, Hats,
and choice lot Of Cioihug, cut hy one of the
best ,ailors in Texas, and made by the ladies oi
Marshall, consisting Of fine DRIP Dea'e toafs.
tipaca Ccdis, fine Hnicrey Cloh Pants, and
Cotionade Paais of all kinds; also choice lot
of fine iuil-brea-tcd >hivis, made IN Marshall
which be will sell Tor less than they can be
brought here and sold for.
ANY person DESTROYS of going into business
can purchase my whole stock, IL cost, for cash.
June ~ Nd Il