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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23
BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED-A gentleman, wife snd 1sughter
- Walt board 10 grniee Drlgsie family 10 ne oPP1
pr, Of s cy-woQd require ait Of rooms - soof
West a Bro1d~sy preisn.d Address Al Of'es fneans
ZlG1-
BOARD wANTED-By swo Y9gls sds. 70 .oa :,
" Prszs family 10 The ossf par q ths ein ~. 80.
CsnAs, religious ANIL preferred heisfsnfss ~
ADD required A4dfsss al dis 0ehes III As1e-
DOAKDJNG-Ai Jsrsg, Cay, Gear .. fsgr{ 70
ID r.nfy f1rnislsd aDar.ns1s Inquire o. M S5..'
s1rrJ Master Jsfssy CAy.
. TsrFNTIO>.-Pless1ff rooms 70 &c win board, 70
n a reorsrnsa and hls VIE OF srne,men ,oo s1s
go, k.fs Tia E3os pleasant snd nsstnJ % ga
! Re PsJs. - YesstS.. :, ,@
pooys TO LET AT ~ BOsD-sT.-oo,ernor
Ia Ssxzl lofbs gayl nsyieS reinoTe1 70 - zoe syssi
- x-.srsbe rooms has bscDGs ssesn', one - whtch
. f-.,at room 1LsY Nil be 81 ~ gentleman and rs
= = flrnisted ~ M rnlshed Nitt hoasd ~ 49,
OsgfcE SEw.YosE Aso ksIs R.ILso4o GO.
SsW-YogE FEB. Il, is5D
INTEREST on BO>bs.-rhe ssEi-soBas. ias re-.
70 fs Hyrigsge bords o. as CDmps1y lgs.sss,. 49,
1ge s .r.t a4y o. gash sesL y " y 30 rstso1 a
~ cosDous fzziEl sGTHAsiEL sAes 1- -
JANIT0R ~ WANTED e 49, sas - y s y ns
n ,,yr N ,ss.ae IN l1s sgisss hsi ~ sos~ tens.y -
% ss edSsn ssy ssA : B.. Sal s sss,,
sgce u rsqg@sted ~ lsrsf sooIss 80 - -
Iorz Poe. Drce naiie,1 ~ I, w IA siCgoIg ssey
I'm ne :. -
-.,y1JTsI CARD[-Dr b. ~ LAsEY, 81 IL
4 .,,ssr = n nay - e1asulssd asAy from An -
:, NJ =. III asorarfs " 10 human sysfsa ~heshsf COO.
% scssaEse VdaeiS's'- T's.~'a' '' ''''s' " zas!
sonsy
sTNPARALLELED Success n esrns hes1
l nsnsnl Dr. TURNER ATE Of bans,o wsrEn y
eu = Rheanzncn O. 90 peg es1s1 wa - 1871 - -
Cofasaa-si bssvs<I 10 sosis q sAh- "a y - - m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23

lfE ANENDLl DENAf-AL IA '-i-~N- -
hi - ". -t "a referred Yesterday pend ~ - re Sea
- v - rz--sl By s1llls roe re ea-' "a
~ he III rnl1atT rrEc % scclf4alcc go P-i
.e-t.-e-- I-e enterprise u tic country 80 d. ~ =
-e--4-s every o-ssce 20 "a proper fsvr- pnen Ger
r r.ss. nav 8- o1.I 4-r-ser = cent 10 pl-c
80 ID Gen E1d rellol ~ prevent Aly ll-
-c-r eIA--1rA A. LIS t . u scc0faaIr- WI - r.
-f-a-ar,s u tee Cnlsl.t-n noe, ID ~ fef-ii
Il 49,. l,0rs--0r a-d ~ AIMS. sl.ll1lis sru-l-4- -
- 1a.ue A. ~ Cannot a. % = see ne p 5'7 "a
II p n ~ SAFE 1oOr p. pr tasls. We b-Fe ~ ost-
- "A ra-v E.VeIirg Jgsrrs-, = -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23

- \ Washington letter wrtersays that + II
WaicHr q New Jersey, son " DE ExM c tas zen
minated Is Secretary u Legation 10 Russia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23

SciCtnr W ThE LOUISIANA STATE IhEAsl ~ X.
LATE accounts iol Baton Rouge sae Si Lraaca'' ne
a.e Treasurer u Louisiana cl bic hroat on e I'm i'i
when be- f-ai he wss aoi taken up By either psy and
rec eetsd lie wa alive lhs fh and only faint hopes
we're entertained OF h.s recovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23


sryye AZ Az ExEc-TioS -Oa ne JUN Of 10
y--b-r a ror1r ran vto ha1 cor-,'-ied murder We
f-rr :, ss1r 20 ~ made ri confession OF li So
-, f-fr A. hsf lr--1f-s before 20 are = ~ r
res fror- IS q z---s. aid 10 -e 800 4.
-.rr1r. erdersoreL % corrct sl.-l- y l---- ~
t-oa- .eufl. it-n ers1-d. l.rinE Flls1 r. ~, -
..ssrr cf revolver 90 re y-r-o1 ei 80 s--f4l n
4 Mem. Ts-v srslT sscr-etec e .la1-as IlA, = =
-, viii crs l--rersie zap. ~ .nmp-d foin - 49,
-f--s he srers cos-t c-t Tie o. - = - 1~-l "a
-s--uirsCu snce 30 sente1-e 90 cesir9! -l-'SI Aa =
-ceetec-
C.--,us-tnr as CLAINa ASAlSst MEXICO 90
n --.o-, - eineslsT geo =. l--9--Ife Board a
.-..f IL L, tou-r-rrf. Present a. ~ GsnDefs ~
- -, 81 ora cd JOIN 5l-s-sg ee1s agal i1ssr -
n, -..rel- re saari cane ig 81 ~ -9c il.L 4 fs.'
- - fon 4 20 u cs ala srsi1s- y Arfsn-c q Ae1icc
- II As -clrd sccorfIg.g To memorial 81 =. u
-rrc Il !, Ca1su a. "a Cruz, can lbx fDr WLzrs u
y-rs eresa semen sl4Pi0yet y re Aez cAa azVy
- .rha--s-s 1crEii 3 1855 AID - IA s-sure eN
60 "a saspe.lec TIE zTd her A. olrIs1 lr-l
u or eek % UofrcW.
Sr7erxE CoCEr or rEE UMTED SrATEs-
H-.slisg.sa, Wsdnsslsy F-b. =, Is5e-Dennis s0Fen
20 " SeN- Tors- zlu-lec 81 A-1crreY Ard Coun
!. ar 4 ne Co-EL N. g. VIZ. Wl-eley appellant "a
Ck.r-s Bsurrr. executors e a. Th- zTxgr=nt Of rli
csEs= was c0En1Eei By Nessrs DAVIS and Cone ics e
apyeLs<s A-igsTss1 - to-zcnU~ a. u 0eso<A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23

Court CALENDAR--ThH Day.--SUPRgNg
CoUSrC-rarsi TENNIS 4E a. So - IS So So o. go,
-. 6a. - s. - 30 DO SPECIAL Term Motions Will be
hesri bv Judge Edmonds
CoNsoy PIr,s-No. 2s as -, 9st ssS, .6s -, "a
20 "a $50 -, ,sf
C. : Dsrucr Cocsr-Nos O. g., SO. 50. 20 Is
sJrsRos C0usr-Adj ouruel for the Term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23

The allowing Resolutions were reported BY the
Committee appointed fz ths, purpose 10 the late
Wink State Convention A. New HAYES, ard uassi.
-,,,,slv ainntsl-yix.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23

CoCRr % COMMON PiEAs.-BeiOrc Judge Wood
S.sliey Lem - >. Hcs,srgrfa sheytg-To re-
cover 90 value Of pisno-iofe eyed upon he house Of
Mfs 3 H0nes but claimed by piain.n % cbael mort
gage her by nr y. The validity u he mortgage ~ss
deu 81 Verdict f0s defendant
case By II Del ,cehst against T. Case,ebylbgh 10 re-
cover Toe price picture frames made but returned
n.s ihen commenced. Msssrs. s,sFens aad HoNis for
pAAtH and Aessrs II. henly and u b. siesles TOR de-
itufants.
q. DsrRicr CoURr-B efore Judge Bets
Grand Jury are sll u session, but have yet
urnrd any tails TIE Peut July discharged for M
F..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23

SUPREME C0UET Genera, Term-Beiof judges
Edmouds Edwards AID Mllcheil-Maia -. hug M K
akre.d ~ purchase go worth of eggs from Aessfs
NJ .o be- fresh eggs ADD delivered u later 10 Deg
H- paid $40 account b4 refused arr"ard ~ aAe
re alleging hat some 81 ne "a ware preserved eRKs
f- -9d snd recovered bach bis $500 wlh interest," and
TOP cost Tr- present Is appeal, 10 being commended
principally hat demand had been made for return Ar.
,a.f va. sard w Gilman Clark tor hessfs u and
Ma...r A Nah fJr Ne r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23

~ The streets are all ssur this uornus with
Chapters OF Ja.'ed A-sricss iorainx ~ gr.ai prcoes
snn a homer OK he ish Anniversar OF The Brs OF WISE
-..or a l'e r1,-c bpitrgs are farged. BE Cs Arrs
waving 1,er ,ae Il Al. DC gay banners 81 D. 3D. l. A.
VIII her rairoce HISTORIES. ard symbolic devices lsser
va ov or re oocssor re ga1nt uniform Of The Conf
ncuAers carries he n, e, back 70 yorktown ard SAra-
-.s AID me sousri rg Nanoua Mlsc Of DoJwor,h and
D-ss gives ,he whole scene Al inspiration ard cdor q
Na-ors.;y grs:efa 90 5o,h actor sad .ookeron co..,
c.esr CAV adds s-ea-y 70 ne enl0yueuL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-02
lfrom the kn,ck-fbock-r Msesain.
oenR-Ths Oh Farmers 0isly.


IN green grassy knoll by Ih- bank. of the brook,
1na, ~ long and 80 ofcn had wat-r-'i his flock
The old farmer 20 hi. long and last sleep,
While the water. low iashine lullaby keep, grain
lie has ploushcd hi. lat fftow ha, rrsp~d hl. las.
No more shall aw.k. him 10 labor again
The blue bird sing. .we. on the green maple bonsh
lu wasb,ns OF ci-.,-i him while holding the ,loush
And The robins above him hop lishl on the roouid
rs hs tel Them with crumbs hrn The .ea.on ws cold
Yoa Inn that With frasranc. is filing The air,
50 rich with ,,s bl,~-osn. 81 lhriny and far,
BY he own hand Vas planted, and we'll did b. .ay
Il would live when IL planter hail noud-r-d away
Theres he ~-l' rs h- dug ~i,h 1t. waters 40 cold
With ~ vet dripping bucket messy AID old,
No woec from ii, depth b, ihe patriarch drawn.
4es The piiche, !, broken. the Old man Is gone
And TN sea, where b. sat by the old co,,,g- doc,
H. The still summers eve ~h~n his labor. N-rc DER
With his eyes on the ma-pn and his p,i~ 10 b.. hand
Dispensing his truth. like .ag- u ia, land
'Tsas sluosa. giving day when the old farmer d-d.
Tn ssou, hearted reurned thc aiyrctionsie cried;
Al lhs payer Of ,h- lust for hs re-, Odd s.c-nd,
Yss thsy I'll lost Brother, a Man ans. a fr,.nd
Iss uprgh, and homes, The old farmer was
liz f:ad ~ rexer-d he respected tho Laws.
Tko~Gh hneless he lNed he In. gone Where h. wn,,
Viii ssshine like pure gold al til. dro.. of n. earth
IL Aas pa~shed h. Las, furruw. has res,.d Ia. Las.
M aass sh.ll awake him to labor again. gram
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-02

Elder Berry wine said Mrs. Parting
ton. ~ shc looked straight at the tea kettle
- i il steamed over the fire has the dear
old elder lefl preaching and gone to making
~i,,si For the stomach's sake, merely,
ds.s say. VIVA, powerful preacher he
was. ! never shall forget how he spoke
about young Shad that desecra,ed his neck
while riding out on Lords day. Says he
-" how dreadful was that Young man.
latter end The horse ran awaj with him
leapsd over psecpice. and he. instead of
ssyisg Lord save my soul, cried out D
----n TIE horse Everybody was cleo.
sssias1; aud tAess wasn't dry eye in the
eeiseeaes. Well, we'll" continued she. :" |
hops ~ will will do well in his new invo.
ssiisa, asd ~ careful aud put his new wine
~ ssw hotties" She here dropped on
sst1ssly vieA ssatls murmur, A. she nod.
~ ~ hssd, u. Elder Berry
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-02

YfsRA. H bRfAN
lDEGKAM 4 BR> An, toif"H fae'0r'' a'@
ara-rHi Co,pmissi9H, ksrctiHg and frr-
rlr4Hg Nrrchans, No. 81, nr..Sicr street., ""
Orleans VI MI y
Rfrr.iNcr. W 4 rcrram, T II 7.
Scott. Greenwood r VI Turner sarr,pori.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-02
4 4 q ID y. ETC.

ca DS. ETC, ID
-~-~r-s~-----------. a----s' -
b rs,ioR @ ,..f
'ENNLoR q PIERCE, Physicians Ell
! gfYH'. tender their professional .er,,.,'1
iHc citizens Of Marshall and Vicinity. in
various branches of their profession n 4
olhce Ne. = johnson'- new brick sald,..
Marshall Nov ~ io''' n2sy
hocTOR ". II. TACkETT h,.
Dncntly located in Marshall lie A@
fully tender, his serslcc, 20 the public GEM
~ all the various branches of the n,ci,esi'
ic-sion
oaire. No. John.on'' brick building =,
ARD.
hOcTOR " PATRICK T. LANINCu..
| } having had an experienced prac,,-, ~
medical pruto .>ion for ,he last thirteen ....
the states oi IIi.-i,,'rpi and Louisiana. rs,,...
fully tender. bus professional services ia -
c.llcH- # HARRISON county.
R~~idcucr-SoRclic place, five aud 4,
riir- north Of Marshall. nlI -,
hR \ g BRENT, gradua,. of ,hs r
- scr~tN of glasgow, Scotland, tend.,.
professional services to the citizens Of r..
county, and vicinity Dr Brent has b..,
pfactung physician for the last twenty VIEW,
office opposite the SOFA Lake Hotel
'ei''-''' "'''a To- '''' Mt
hRS. } Il. NAl'oHr 4 ~ |. GIvYN
having entered into a c"partnership in IA. 4
practice of phy-ic, tender their profe.,o,,
service. to the citizens OF kr-t and ,Icirs,
W. ho.. ht close attention To rc, lib-.I
share al patronage We vii charge 80 cs,..
mileage dan nr nights on" dollar PEI yi,i,
tovu. and wil charge for bat two visits =,
dat We WiIl charge Tor medicine IN ali e,..
Bu,k berokee Go. Jan l. 1856 n5o,
NI'kE\NEl u MI kkhIi, t0o-a,., s.I
vi Counsellor, ~ Ldir Marshall, IIsr,a,
county. T,Na-, VIII practice ia the d,.,.,
.ouf,- ul HARRISON, Cas-, pshur, Smith, Cher,
a,ec Ru~k, Pamela, Titus, and Bowie counts.
1bry Ntu -trctk and promptly attend 10 n,
collections entrusted io them in Eastern Ten.
Ollie always open, up stairs, in johnson.
hnsh building 3al,
Illll, FRAZER, & SiIEDD Afirnuu
L4w. Marshall Texas, will practice IN ~
supreme and District Courts Of the State M
jhe Court> II the United States for th,S,..
~ I'Na' nily
.hCuHTREE & WIGFNI4 taor,vn
" Lar. ulIl attend nil the Courts Of II.
-Nfh Jadicai pl-tu" Marshall r,sas. III
\IuSEtEN 3 NALL ieo-,,ep at Ln
VI N.rl.L rNs, ii
4 VI ADAMS, iagiry AZ lac, N-,shl,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-02
" Al Thy Works rraiss Thee"



Ihe mo"n'~'ms on We h"''"Y d"ep'
III. blue waves 'ipiiing an 'he 'tfHhd
~" cream IN It's graceful sleep
he sh'il lhnl mui'nhfs "n 'hr sand
ne ti'o' 'ha' "''ns 'l'' 'T'nd'hr shN'
me r"" mat On ~ "~'p E'""''
me sun mat hsh'' 'hs 'hu'' g" h'Eh'
T,r.. ,,,,., tia. oo,,., that ,,,b..i n. iv
And ,ai.I ,I.c ,a,tl, IN t,nut,',dt,
ne 'o'i'''f ~ '''"f' ''N'f'
inc u''P'"e' "'''''n'' "' M ''''
me WIN" 'h'' 'hf'' '''"'-" pf''
Inc 'ep'''f if'" 10 ''h'"h' he,'
ne "ofs'ef WIN rs 'hf'li"f ""'e'
ne i-ni upon INC mountain M
ITO "y '""' through the ioiIHf' hos''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-02

TAYLOR /.
ENNIoR q PIERCE, Physician, ~
] gems. tender their professional .r,,.. w.!
tHr citizen. Of Marshall and vicinity
various branches Of their profession "A
oihce Ne. johnson'- new brick suld,..
N"r'h"''' NoN' ~ ''''' n2o
AOcTOR ". H. TAckETT ha.
| } ncntly located in Marshall liz ~.
fully tenders his services TO the public pep.i'r
N all the various branches of the n,e,i,ss,'a
ic-,iuu y"
phre. Ne. ! Johnson's brick bu,ldin,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-02

4 IL persons holding bonds agaiu-, the
~ county at HARRISON for ti'lc to lots in The
town of WarstaH or ~ho may be in any other
manner entitled thereto, wtll please depos., their
evidence, of ,aim 20 IA, Office ior examination,
as early as practicable
T. \ pArlI.LO, Chief Justice
September .. 1850 MA tt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-02

I LII kinds Of ,nui'-and very superior ar.
~ ticlc Of Scotch, together with "all sor,s -
Of good and pretty thugs, can b. found AT the
Dri, S,or. ~ NORRIS ( TACkEr'r
49, lst4 hlst
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-02

I 81 KlI\Ck & co. H,yor's~s = hHe',
=. Luluofs, torh1's q Also, b'4..-' 20
Dous,ir- Lr{uors, PDrfer A.. and frer, No~.
n and - Gra,icr s. scW Orleans. My
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-02

hR \ g BRENT, gradual. of N, r..
} ycr~Itt oi glasgow, Scotland, ,end-,,
proi,- .iouai services to the citizens of n.
county, and vicinity Dr Brent has TO-.
p;actcmg physician for the la, twenty VIEW,
office opposite the SOFA Lake Hotel
J.Atr-ou. March ,, 1850 ma.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-02
\ { \ Il d.
" PATRICK .IA\INc

" -" p" '''NiNGUAh
l , having had an experienced pract,e. /, =
medical profession for shs last thirteen ,e..'
the states oi II.-i,,'ppi and Louisiana. rr,,.'.
FULLY tender. bus professional service, IA !,
tll.ftH- # HARRISON county.
Residence place, FIVE and e..
riiir- north Of Marshall nlI ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-02
summer ana rn,I Arransc..e.'

~ The Steamer JIM G'I,Mtn
f&saii kISsEy, Master, will leave shf',.
port EVERY SATiRDY for New V'e."'
aud meet the Dltk RIVER, CLAHs' MA...
at Alexandria. Shippers aud passenet" ~. ~.
rely in going through w.ihcu, delay. "a
above boats have been thoroughly repaife'
feftiei IN manner That will not be sp'p1s--n
by any boats in the trade Being very ~.
draught they will not meet with any af'enn.~
Angus, 81, 1850
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-02

LIVERY kind Of Brush except Printers
IL mn, be found at the Drug Store Of
NORRIS q TACkETT
MAY 9, 1850 nisy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-02

Ma nseiss ksslAs is reading shsks.
eoao Il u .Ash-s ~, EsyIsnd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-02
". 4. Elliott 01OtC1.

Carthage, PdHnld County. TcFdS.
1--WE Proprietor Of thi~ establishment is pre-
! pared to accommodate the public With the
best the country affords.
June Il, lSJG-uo ".
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-02

NORRIS 4 TACkETTha,e Just rccei,cda
d. y fine lot OF that celebrated Hiqdor Giass
" alcrfofdl, winch ihcyoer lew Tor cash
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-02
b, r. Afford, d. d. NhtiN
1 lfoRD a. MARTIN Commr,to1 VI.

L. g. Afford, g. ~. MhEIt*.
lL,,,,. \eu, O,loar. /, V.,,ld r..ne.,.
~, ,,pd.r tbcir ser,,rr. IL th,,r friends and
,1a ,,,l.I.r generally Bv constant ANNEXATION
In bn-i.,..s and a str,et r.oarl Ia IN. Interests
~. tb,,r patron. thew non. To- meet the conf
icncc Of lhe public
Refer 10 Col. James Met owan. Cot cbarlcs
Cooper Rev T. II Blades, kcy j. & Nool1m,
: Perry, EsG, Doct W. 4 swanson, e. h
Andrews, E>Q, hon, Jane. + Tay John y
Webster, ESQ, Hon f. W Wilder, Capt & {.
llal' "i' benjamin Long, Jane, iiaINin,, ~.
toI scott non y fa'hi'' N'l T.
SMITH '" Spencer Lslt biFd ii"h"hd'
Harrison county eNas.
Ne" orleans June :" i''o ~
A,NII\s A. ga ,.n,,as..,r. IL. Ra,,lt,s
* - a r., Co,,,,,e,,.,, v.,,l,,,, a
r.,,nnn =, \.u Orleans
re- lame. - rolh,, colonel & II
cann,, ~ = sander. r Re,.boroogh
i,..,,L ~ .r,,lar Ul,,r,-op ,.,,,irtv ur i,tn
a. III. | IJ,lloy,y Rn.k county.
rr,Ni,k jefferson
"a, ,,ul r,.,,.h u,,,,,i,,, po,o md Plan.
49,. ,,,' 49,. .t,,.,',,, -, a..
49, &
rv,>S GREGG 4 KEY
= vnsrrnss 81 sfrrv.ttt.
III ~ ,ryyy\I
-, No.. .,,o., .,.-,., ~, t,,,,,,,,,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-02
RI SIX IiOTi.I

T 7 T.
49, MRS BR AtkE\ & son have taxa
M;,; charge Of the Rusk Hotel, IN nua
ktA Cherokee county and solicit the Pairo''
ago Of the travelling public The table viii "
furnished With the best the country Afford
and they pledge themselves that no pans VII
be- spared TO render lt one of the most gen''''
uud comfortable Establishments in Easlsm
TrNa.
Ru~k. Cherokee Co, Feb ~, 1850 n3o!
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-02
AslC~;llpSlrtlISl!!

Carpenters, and Morris
l Sarsapirila Call at the Drug Store Of
NORRIS & TAtkETT
Nav Q, 1880. asy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-02

% ttNNtY y, Nti tfoN stssas
u MI kkhii. t0ora,,. 81
vi toHgs,3or, ~ Luc Marshall, Harms,
county. T.Na-, VIII practice in the di.,rx,
rouf,- ur harrison, Cas-, p,hur. Smith Che
u,ec. Ru,k, Pamela, Titus, aud Bowie counts.
lhr} N,, -frctk and promptly attend TO nv
collections. entrusted io them in Eastern Ten.
Ollie always open, up stairs, in Johnson,
hr,h building 3sh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-02

IITlI'S and tiiASE'S, with brass Springs
! ] Superior quality single aud donhlc Al-
40, Children and common lru.se-, at the Drug
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Hon. A, G. Brown
WASHINGTON, March 5, 1850.

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To the Editors Of the Republic.
GENTLEMEN: have seen in the Union of this date q
correspondence between Mr. A G Brown, of the House
OF Representatives, and ex-Secrearies Buchanan and
Marcy, 10 which they assert that they did not advise
General Riley to issue his Proclamation otthe Sd of June
last, calling Convention OF the people OF California to
form State government. This is question between
these members OF the late administration and General
Riley, with which have nothing to do. | asserted a
fact which is perfectly well known that the steamer
Panama, in which was passenger from Panama TO
San francisco, was the first conveyance by which the
people OF California received the intelligence of the in
auguraton Of President Taylor and the appointment of
his cabinet; and that as this steamer did not stop at
Monterey her way to San Francisco where she ar
riUed on the 4th Of June 1T not possible that Gen
haley could hdoe TecelUed instructions from the are-
sent administration to issue his proclamation lohich
is dated the 3D. OF June HfoJloes as matter of
course, that the President and Secretaries TO ,ohO he
refers, must haze been Of the late administrator
The quotation from the letter Of General Persiter F
Smith, OF the 10th June, to the war department. on
which the Union relies to sustain its editorial! inrodu
cling the above correspondence is undoubtedly conclu-
sive evidence against itself; it is follows 'Nr King
arrued at the time eseocIamati0ns ,oere about being
issued; and 1t aoaS matter OF great c0ngrata ation
that as matter OF great congratulaton that the 60
vernment, the Government, by anticipation had ap-
proved OF the latter measure" Would Gen. Smith
speak thus to department. from which he had recev
ed adUace or instructions to perform particular act
Would he regard it by anticipation had he approved
the measure OF course, if the present Administration
had given adpice or instructions high military off,
GER he would not address them in the language of con-
graduation that certain measures, then in progress in
his department, had met the approval of the Admins
tration by anticipatonnot in compliance with advice
or instructions. t. BUTLER KING.