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FOREIGN Ports,

A:Ta eausna july A. back dae stephen hAheT ST
ssnhers for She had driven ashore
Nother got off, and pcharns her to undergo
a, trieste L. John Carver Nichols I'm Havana Malta
err lltn; roio Inzhau iron, Yea O. for Palermo.
Rochele French brig ftdirr, York via Boston
shF oqeubge Taylor for Nori-sss about Nor
l. AssCan Smith; l. Dyer Ssso and Emperor P'dncA for dol
Fl Der. Eeny Barsi0w, for EYurt and others.
At Oct IL ships St Leon Laf for AkyAb 'oau coau
At BrsJo &C; Is sdip opbsi. E,son for FoFe.ns a,t
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WILLIAMSBURGT ITEMS.

TEMpERAHcE.-Therc was a meeting at the
yesry of Mr.. McLeans Church. Thursday evening,
adopt measures for The suppression Of the unlicensed and
Sunday liquor traffic resolutions adopted and committees
nnnnnirl
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rrrom our Conesnon lsnts. |

PHILADELPHIA, l4r-;ved-Schs Nctous, Ray Nfoki
Gazette cG.r 90 Pena Erickson 90 Co Jame' Page -
Cty sa Wheaton, WHEATON. MORT Cen iiauoa, t"ey
Newport Emporium. shronhre. NYcrsi smrh, Hazeton Coz
Geo William Hesb I'll DO; Eliot sharp DO John Ioten SPfasue
Perth A5boy.
F,rn Booni L.ghorn, Psndl-ton do
Mary SOPHIA Parker, schs Three stsrs Dcheon san
fsr Tute bayuum NfoTki Eliot sharp Brook yni
George William hass- Bo0H; Al bama Sears, West Har"Hch;
Psua5 Erickson Nfofs Alfred 3a et Tsompsoa do Col
Page Edwart Aesuv. Rogers, stee'ma1 Charleston,
sally Wheaton Wheaton, Harlem; Ger Marion wey Bristol RI
shIeneEs Aliens POINT barge sllr Lonshs d NYorA
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---a--
To naViUera.

National Lrissneer publishes interesting letter from
Lett c. Wal-h ,e couIualdtg sshF Taney exploration
tie Atlantic I-latvs CERTAIN rocks q doubtful a. ,ts3 IN
opinion Walsh he las established me snca
Of tie germgd1- Ashton Rock 'Hyes Rock y .aken
lena yisia Jesyra Rock Steam Groand and Mays Rock
This cpjpio confirmed by log Of other vessels Of
vh have The Rational Observatory Waning
ton Of which though passing and over e positions
ssssned thsse aad yas ake n-rtoa OF them
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Daurotta, 24th INST from the yard OF VIM teheoe.
plerdd 90 tuns government meaGrs called Tbs
NohMsn sic 80 FEET kchs VIDE aud % ret depth Of
Keel white oak has tul poop 'oPga
liant orecsse 4ba. z partially teck
ship passenger gssys Carpenters house &c She built
TIE stnntlal and hAlst n lhe
modern style with mahogany aes cabin.
Hadd4 Conn the 18th ns sPlssdd EMP OF about
lCCG tuns, named TTvmbuli"
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60 80, g. lza.lo. ) 80. u: n... 70.

No rercIit Bere tFonl oc st'd. br; Rtset w'ia.
Burs, Bosom.
Joh1 NIB 2ed trs Jsue Ah.r1 Wool N-r tefs.
Eer5B isdrsN Western Bss-'' Port'r9i IN
a6th br Lyds Bo=psf 5it, BrIzVCk l. ~ Ifst
Luse 2-Jh tt'o~ s,shHer AID IF1 cesel NGad ca :3a
Nsrif Ssa Ftapc br Jsfer29 h=1eosfs hT@
6sT-r5 Frsrers, fn<17- sc=soz -
ARA hpmct Oetft Prussiaq sarf fnF Ton af'5 ~
strip P7eoA AcilyrF, FSaseiPha Cleared !ta ses tt-f
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.............Soy.
fiIeared,

Steamship City of Glasgow G nsgow, Mcsynou
Ships Gnnne Fletcher Lonton Grnne Mntufn Co;
Webb, Greppsr Liverpool Marshall & Co; Baltimore,
HAVE Boyd Zinc. izsac. Walton Pnmme Et't In
dee, 9fkeU Irunsie.; Western World Moses Liverpool
Kngsand Coz Frances Page Robson, New Orleans Stanton;
Icargo. Crow-I, Boston, J Atkins & Co.
Banks Archnsdes Herre New Orean- Foster hckeson "a
cearance I'll zub-th Brem Dame Ea.t nds Pope Coz
Aristdes Btem Feibause ST helena kotewd Bros Repuo-
lie, titiehsd Para Bishop Co; l. Cruw-, Lssgans IaAp
zas, K Read Iyra Bemis, H.yann, Taylor & Co.
Bg wan, Pie'ce BERN d. Nemlth Sons; Rose, BIZ Newell
Port Prince. FREEMAN Co; Rose. savannah,
Durham Dmon; T,phf Fowls, Iacksolyls II BooAmir;
Princess Royal Br Doe Bermuda Davenport Tuscany,
Mage Charleston. Nelson Places Nuta OBJ Crosby Halifax, Ms,
Moses Taylor & Co.
scs olysira segundo Portu Fanns Mada Cooley Coz Ry
der.-, Boston Atkins CO.. Ameta Smith, Batlmore W II
Smith Smith Wimngton Ira Bre" stef, Horton Wilmington Ham
ilon Day ton, Alexandra, Va
sloop Joseph Latin, Carr It. Providence
Steamer Anthracite DIorey, Philadelphia.
Bare PhLadellhla. Nave. PhlaJe-phLa
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Arrived.

Ship Wright tpacke Peabody veP99 Sept 70 mfis and
422 passengers Mvfsha Co. Tine i" during tr s-t .
weeks HIS experienced heavy head gales and c7ns -
SHIP Nartha neyart ggin Ga9gfw sspt2l mdse and -
fassege Durham Dnen Sept % Oft t'tn Island passed
ship steering down cann- Oct IS lat 00 on6s3i, paced
tile AN steering East under -sam and canvas
Oct 81 st39 A. Ion II i6 passed steamer staining TO the oonn and
Eastward.
Slip Bueaa Vista of Rich uond Mustard Glasgow % days rte
ziG paeeeuss w Philip. Co Octo ' miles So rom
Sandy Hook saw silp Helena. hence iot San fnnrsco
Emma Brsm) Edzal Bremen 40 d Ids II CABIN AMI y
eer7ee passengers rsyenstad Schrn@er Oet It 10 o.
lou p H. ship di'tress painted yellow VITA %ie
black Yards down her and when AZ were within
Of her she capzed AMI went down " bad rtra
colcrs yu. but cou not ist sqs Item Oct R lat - 80 ION
80 Bremen sI Marianne sTkneeT tom Bremen Tor Bal
10, H. the wreck OF 7e's, appa-
efty that The experienced heavy "elthe las
split salts and received other ismsg-.
Bro Calma o Bos5a) Gupn Doboy Island Ga, 10 d. pine, to
II pockenbaugh.
ds, Gu &c, TO Nesmitn & SONS
Brig Sara Dam Block Janeiro Aug 30 codes to sill Kin y
lron.des Has experienced very severe "sh.r on he passage
Brig Mariel to Bsinst Ne stspes Tu1Sa Isan Il days az to
keuith Hooker for NlorS IN d4y1
TIE brig Cleopatra Emerson sd for YORK. re previous
Sch Globe Small, Salem d., ndsr to K w Ropes
Sch Empire State ialet, Boat d. fhdse, to S w Lewis
Sch Homer Parker Boston Is, L35e
BELoW-A bark aud brgs.
NIkD-At sunset Sc, end clear
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D;sestors R-c.


II. new brig Sad Ssburypert Salem
Sunday she mas OF Lear. r1I She
PROBABLY blown Of II the gale OF sunday aad honda.
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nv TELEGRAPH.

Markets -. NEW ORLEANS Nov 81
The CoTToN Market is dull. The sales Is, nave a',s
been l7o0 bales al easier rates biddlng Is st Isl lif,
a. goo hhds Rio COFFEE sold al lol Ill Far SUGAk Is
all 9CQ bids M0LASsEs changed hands al 9 sc
Hsarhets. -. PITTSBURGH, NOV.
F1oURis heavy The arrivals for some days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

Fatal RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND ISouEsr.-
Coroner Geer held an inquest yesterday AZ No ~ Thomp
son-st upon The body OF Mrs Kezia Murden native of
England 50 years OF age, who accidentally killed on
Thursday evening by being by car on the lar
lem Railroad the OF the Boxerv and Houston.
81 The jury after fully investigating the case rendered
verdict in eccordance with the above statement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

a correct statement of this unsuccessful
Slave Hunt in the NewEnglaud Metropo-
lis Ed. Tri5.
3 NEw-Y ORR CUSTOM HoUsE.-The following
which we take from Thursday Washington Re
pablic shows with what accuracy aud care Mr.
Maxwell manages the business Of the Custom
House
Tie Collector received and paid nIo tie Treasury from
July ls7 l2i2, to June 2eth 1859 $2i6Go,925sa
He accounts hRve been adjusted the Treasury Depart
Hent 10 the above date to cent
His accounts disbursing agent from July list l8a
March 3si, 1880 have aeO been adjusted without difference,
and amount 10 $390,59G6a.
Nj MAXWELL has collected md disbursed greater
amount money than any his predecessors within the
sarnc period Of tine and that he should have done this
where he has been obliged conform to new laws aud new
mOdes Of lusnesshat h should have been able 10 accom-
p much and well under these circumstances, may
be attributed less "a his skill and Judgment than to
thoec OF the able and faithful by whom he has been
aided in the discharge of his duty.
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MarI,etsa.. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE

q, , ,a fFiDA3, - NOV 40. -
CoIION-ls nat todey' WIN sales ioV 0aes d 9 g te
ceTaphc dispatches IRON The south al SPEAK OF AlAlhS
Hqs ,,,r ,,-1,,v,,r oo,o and
Tie eyer grades tieT beller There Is good De.
ses are 1900 Gbls domestic at No "a And 81 n Go
sGa = oT mixed and a9ey pG - mixed 10, 10 g cer
49, W ~. P a ill.,, GIoIatids m Sales 600
Ms at 5 IN bond SotIerT dissertations are rather bet
SF e van sGs o o9s a m s HoIn 4s Richmond at
Tyn Ifr uiSo hle i oe al Isl win sales 200 bbs
N ye ouI tneTe ld i aI qn1g, ~ s4 spsv Tie
1csos Ffos's Fytra 7Gc ~ BAG s. y bbI;
He" tr Pq a. bas 02 .0f .c -
Cp.iN Wei vas il, GOOD demand and the narke!
v;s acjjye md buoyBut The sales were $4,000 bushels
GcSr u1,'g a al I2i% i5 500 do Whit Michigan 07
5eG0 do hfi.ed Dfo iO2QtG3: 5000 DO Red aud White
Canadian al SlaiC5 The market for Com dull aud
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VINcgNNNs, Ind Monday, Oct 81 1850
FREDERICK SHELDON, Esq. President United States lAi

My DEAR SlR-I am requested by Mrs Elizabeth WHIT
ley 10 acknowledge the receipt through your tgSu' 1c'
ceeds Of policy on his life effected by her late husband
Mrs Whitney not satisfied IN making mere orIHa.
which this has been done and lhc liberal conduct OF Ihe
tompuny u waving the sricl iegUl question arising OUT OF
ne noApSynenl OF The rst premium, and ae nohuevey
OF me polSy al hc time OF The unexpected death e hr
husband Se considers calling for particular acknow
II would seem that the "tenefcenl design of life nsur-
acS pToaiRg US does for events and occasions mos
mournry caanitous naturally involved those consdcra-
uous OF BJoag' and deliberate attention the necessities
Whitney, that while she cannol 100 6isIv value an ins-
ton WINCH contributes somQteray ouleyiale the sorrows
u Inc wdoW ana Tie a,heess, she less DESTROYS TO
cypress her appreciation OF The conduc ofyour Company
the pTohpisn n as well the decacy aud lbeFay
or case The value OF the benefit bestowed is mghlened
ny NE manner which is conferred and she trusts that
community and go successfully in its work OF useful
ness and oenehcenee; With great respect
am, Sir your obedent servant
ABNER t ELLIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

t,y Fred. A. Stokes has been oficiously recog-
I'D by the President as Vice Consul Of the ORR
entaI Republic Of Uruguay for the port Of Calves.
ton. Texas
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Pnsseugprs Arrived

IN yasket ,p Wriq6 from Lirep5oMr Miss aud Mas
Dale Brooklyn; Mr. Hardche Ensalti NJ and Mrs Hamilton
Mr Rice ireland; Mr. Dawson, SYork; Leland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

SUSPICION OF BURGLARY.-A N an named VIM.
Turner was found concealed in the house of Sam Wander
berg No Ii8 FCurhst with intent rob the premises
He arrested by officer Nicholson Of the Ninth Ward
and he'd 70 answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

ARREST OF Decentralization II. Fl. Hull
charged with ernbezzing goods from the of Mr.
Warner of West Troy, was arrested in this city yesterday
and sent 20 Troy in charge Of police officer, lor trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

LIFE INsuRANcE-The following correspond
once between the U S Life Insurance Company
aud party receiving the benefits oil insurance 10
highly oroditublo to the Company ana a' inc s"!ii0
time affords a good illustration OF the great I'M
portance OF Life Assurance. Hardly day passes
chat we do not hear of families receiving the
means of support and comfort from the benefits OF
Life Assurance, yet how few, comparatively have
the wise forecast to avail themselves ofthe cheap
= l0... a..l.s 1aE DDS instilnLinn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

pas have been nearly al c1la5ued Eas Sr9erae Z az
s 80 and u ard extra strait and Ohio 5iTSt
Markets 49,. ctycrSSATt Nor. /
Flour is in limited demand The tendency Of
Markets CINCINNATI. Nov. l.
The FLOUR market IS Heavy, but shows no dis,
position 10 give way. OATS are 55c WHEAT 75c; old
CORN 49e The River Is stu using, and trade is eyyng.
Blankets ALBANY, Friday, Nov. |
The receipts since our last have BEEN FLoUE
100 bbl7' WHEAT 2I9A bush; CoRS 2590 BUSH BARLsY
$500 bushels. There Is uo,ling of moment doing
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MINIATURE ALMANAo......THIs DAY

suS-Ris., 81 ssls............ SO aoOs-se,, 4 gam
HIGH WATER.-....SO NOV 3
Sandy Hook. -. 5m Gov. Island Sim Hell Gae.9 25n
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20 Any parent having a son whom they wlsL
so place in good select School, are referred to j.
Parsons's advertisement in this paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

~ New York Amphitheater, 81 Bowery, al
ternoon performances on Wednesdays and Satar-
DAYS See advertisement.
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N q 2 q FD

COURT OF COMMON PLRAs.-The Court Room
pC being ready the November Trial term viii not be held.
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CITY ITEMS.

rxs detailed statement Of the nnmoef .,
Ncw Buildings erected in this City since 'ne ea'
" " III be fnnna on the Second PaEr
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-22

1901 From Southport at a m a week, Thursday
by Pl~asant Prairie, south Bristol. and Hosdlsy
To Antoch, H., by 10 m, 10 miles;
And back between p and IN.
Proposals TO Pleasant Prairie, - miles
less distance, will be considered
45O2 From Southport at o a m once a week Saturday
BY Pleasant Prairie, Liberty, Wilmot and English
Prairie;
10 Richmond by M 80 miles;
And back between a and m Friday
Proposals commence at Pleasant frairie, 81 miles
less dis,arc., will be considered
45O3 From southport at 4 m uweckly, Monday, Wed
ncsday, and Friday
By Plessan, Prairie, Blsol Salem, Geneva, Geneva
Bay walWorh, Sharon Aliens Grove, SummervilIe.
and Clinton
10 Beloit by 10 p IN, 81 miles
And back between and 10 m next days.
Proposals for times week service will be considered.
45O4 From Southport at 8 a a week, Friday
BY Paris and Brighton;
TO Burlington by 7 p M, 2i miles;
And back between and next day.
4505 From Racine at a week, Tuesday,
BY Sylvans and Quarles;
To Geneva by m, s6 miles
And back between m and y NEXT day.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-22

so proposals for three additional weekly trips Sc
parate proposals for service between Dixon and Peru
and Dixon and Galena, be performed the Of
niles to the hour, the departures and arrivals TO be
specified are invited.
43ls From Peru illinois, a, a week, Thursday;
BY Troy Grove, OVID, Lee Centre, Frsukln Grove,
and Taylor;
To DaysviIe by a m next day, So miles;
And back between m Friday, and next day.
4349 Fron Peru, Illinois. al q once week, Monday
BY Troy, Paw Paw Grove, Aliens Grove, Hickory,
and Klbuck;
To Rockford by G m next day, 73 miles
And back betweed = m wednesday, and ? m next
day.
1850 From Asbery, H., a, m u weekly, Monday
"Wednesday, and Friday
TO Newark by 10 a M 10 miles
And back between ~ m and p m.
435l From Joliet, Ills, ct 6 week, Tuesday.
by Jackson Creek, Reeds Grove, Wilmington, Horse
Creek, Limestone, Rno-s Ssmmon's Point, Plato
Middiepor Milford, Oxford, Ind and Brshap,'s
Grove
TO Lafayette by m next Friday, 100 miles.
AID back between Tuesday, and p IN
day.
Separate proposals fJr service from Ircquois. by Mid
port, Milford Oxford, Ind, and Bughams Grove,
g. Lafayette, arc invited
Query. Whether Necessary
1852 From Joliet, H., st a m week, Friday;
BY ckson Creek, Reeds Grove Wilmington, Rock
willie, Bub,nas Grove, Mount Laneum Democrat,
MIDI eport, and Courtwrizhfs Mills
To Iroquos by L IN day, 81 miles;
And back between 6 a Friday aud p day.
Proposals or an additional weekly tnp, embracing
House Greek, Limestone, Rinosa, Sammon's Point
snd Pl,to in,iu
1853 From Joliet, H., 81 4 twice week, Monday aud
Thursday,
BY Plain6ed Duplga, Napervillc, WarrenyiIlr.
WhesJland. McMilous Grove, ard Bills Mills;
TO Elgn b. 9 p m, AZ miles
And back between a m aud 8 p m next days
4354 From Wilmington, Ill at week, Monday
BY Macon;
TO Pontiac by i next day, as miles
And back between Tuesday, and p m next day.
1885 From Middlepor, ILL.,, at a week Thursday.
BY Worth, Qui,man and Butler
To Urbanna by IL m next day, Sc niles
And back between p IN Friday, and next day
h356 From Mddlcpor, Ill, at week, Thursday
BY Milford and North Fork
TO Danvie by ~ m mex, day 10 miles;
And back between Friday, and m next day
Proposals for twice week service will be considered
also to commence the route at Ioquos going by Mid
dlepor.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-14
gV VANS & s 4 \ K > 3
ntIl,t,ININ,

mtrsHAlL, HARRISON eutfi'. itN'''
RS now rceaiug from New lorN ana
\ phlhl paaani oll,rior sale io"' 2 l''a'
'.--,r.ta.s, " fresh and genuine medicd'-'
...s,.. psa. brushes. oils. dye -iu''- peria"'f'
ID. El.I.. nHcy -oHp; q general ~s~of''n'h'
.f Stationary. a.. 80. Also. paicri med e'n'''
.moar " ..ca are pr Ja,uc'- family medie ,.e-
y- N.H.t. Hf. pills. a8d lhemN bbler- VS.
,,r. Ia.-,naf slid cherry d. Rcecr'- ,on'-
...'...I .....a.,f .s,r,,,r. .ra iar, for tHe cure
.....at.....,a. coughs, g.. tr celebrated
l.. u..a. ,r H|r., .-',r tofog- rn".
.... ... &C.. uI Oh. celebrated
.....l..-. ..,u.r- f.r Ha-... -t..c t1r-l d
...a lIr.. N..&t. N-a i"p rfa.ihir l"I
............. ...sfvb.ea vI.lpy -ola st,! loss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-14

SIC 2 Tia, tho State shall BE- divided into
Representative Districts. and that the coCulips
and representative districts shall elect members
10 the House Of Representative as folows,
to wit:
No. !. Jefferson and Tyler shall clcc. one
representative
No. .. Liberty and Polk shall .leci one rep
rscntatiye
No 3 Jefferson, TYLER, Liberty, and Polk,
shall clcst one representative
No, 4. Sabine Jasper, aud Newton, shall
elect two representative.
No. 3. Anderson aiL Houston shall elect two
Representatives.
No. 6, NaeogdocAes and Angela shall elect
two representative,
No !. San Augustine shall cleo, one repre-.
seataii,c
NO 3 Shelby shall elect one representative
no. y S1ssby and San Augustine shall elect
one representative
NO. ~ haAs sa.ali cler, two representatives
NO. H. Harrison and Upshes shall elect two
Representatives.
No ~ Pamela shah slec, one Representative
No. Is. Iass shall s,ec, one repre.en,aii
No. Is. Cass and Bowie shall el,<t one n
cscntsine.
No. 10. Chsfunee sinai. .'est ,wo rcprc..nt.
asiycs
No. i6. Smith shall elect one rs,...ent,,iys
No. II. Henderson and Van Zana, .lsll .lee,
one representative.
No. ~. Hunt and Kaufman shall cleo, one
representative.
No. 49, Hopkins shall cleo, one ropresen
iatiy~
Nc -. Titus shall elect one representative
No. ~ ksd River shall elect one represent
alive
No. ~. Lamar shall elect two represent
atiscs.
No. 49, FaEnin shall eject one represent,
tive.
No. ~. FanniA Grayson, and Cook, aha
slcrs one representative.
No. - Collin and Denton shall elect on
seps~-e~tasise
Ne. " Dallas shall eject oae representative
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-14


Srcrtoy !. n u eaaeied by The L@eislaiarc
Of he S,aie n rerq. That the State shall De-
divided into twenty-ax Senatorial Districts
which shall be snvarally entitled 10 one senator
ard be formed AS follows. To- wit.
49, Rod p;,,.. ..l p,.,,;o
H. a rsnn,n' .nd ~
NJ a rnot. Cr,,'son u,n,o, roll;, and
uoli,s
M 4 Ita,t;os u,a, L,pr,,ar aud Va
Zandt.
No 0. Titus and Cass
No. O. Navarro Henderson, and Limestone.
No 7 Cherokee. and Anderson.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-14

P-'aa " f
Nare. l-lN. So lN
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aelettto poetrp y.


az r,rHY cosswaiL
Tws. on Auk necern''f e'e''"R
Loud the bias, All bitter coil
n,.,vsri ea,ee The sinking saiefi
Deep and black he f''f' ''''e''
No. dog teoasih ibs 's'aI's'
Not lerxir % hr bat
Wind and roun. odd sai ca'sn'-s'
s,,.,, ,h,.,ss essry deaefi street.
uuir,sd to n, ,ssib ,hsi evening
iuss struggles n he storm
Tb,s,., y.-.,ils.'s lanes ard hungry alley
s.,ldesiy 81 ancinfi i'fiH
p,..,,.. ttsa ~, ., slf''ny DOORWAY.
a., I'D, ir.rsl.lsag eras y -atii
81, Ia. lea.hs,pi Empty rnfrei
yoawsll fnJ woman dead
" ye,e, ..t-Sssi finer erraia7'
WIN A. wa. simple 'naid
pa, n. do HE many oihee-=
fs,~i.nan anil Waa s''ra i-'i
Law ~sa her Ia her carnage
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a BILL to he entitled An Act 10 apporiou the
Senators and Rcprg svniatgcs Of the ieas-
laiurc, aaon1 the several counties OF the
State, according to ihe requirements Of tie
Constitution
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. M,tFsNry rrvplsrov sr,,
'kENNEN 4 MUKRAli, Ape,n."
vi t0nHsclorS at Lur, Marshall NJ. "
county TcNas, will practice in tbe Ss'a
court, ot Harrison, Cas-, pshur. S,n,,h ~s'''r
okee, Rusk- Pauola, Titus, and Bowie con.,
They v,il strictly and promptly attend :,
collections entrusted to them IN Eastern =. y
o'icc aIways open, NJ stairs, in Jol,'
33h
;AOt TOR ". u, TACkETT ba. -
y ncu'.v located in Marshall. liz r'@
tl. t.ul.rt ius services Go the pnbn -
FOO SD ,hc various branches of the mede''
lg-..H ~
OHac No / johnson brick bualinr
rVAllOR 3 PIERCE, Physician. s,s's
l n. .ral,r their professional SER
the citizen. 81 Marshall and yicnity =
,ariou. branches Of their profession. i" a" =
Office Ne lohnsnn's new brcl Lpau.
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EIlll. FRAZER. * SiiEDp. Aeor'.os
! Laa, Naeu.l, faAas, Wl.l practr,
S4uH Wd District Courts Of The St,,. 4
ta Court Of th, United State. for lb.S
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-. FEou The subscriber, living 70 Harrison
~ county, Texas, eight uiie- from Port
q C.ddo, GA "Wednesday uigaI iH Sd ID
A- October. Instant, q lar-caaI ahei, negro
man named MACK, about twcuiy-ouc years Of
age, copper compeNion quickly spoken, and
very brisk in us department
SAID boy rode of hIaek mare, in good order,
about four year, old last srriag, with saddle
marks on each side Of ID, back, and white
spot IA her forehead, II is supposed that be
VIII aim 10 90 west or 10 Arkansas.
will give a liberal reward 10 amy person
who will deliver said boy TO me, or coutin. him
ia any jail, or otherwise, that get him liz
FORMERLY belonged to Mr.. Timothy Mooring
OF Caddo Parish, IN.
s. r. PERRY
October ,. 1910. Al
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worn T..
I'thEN ~ oy T.. a smith, ard posted be-
iory G, Nance. isq, in Beat, No. aver
tain csiuy work OK, black and white p.rd
marbcd rvo split. n the right and crop ani
under-b.t 30 iuc lcit ear; about eight years old,
and appraised TO $i3 80.
l.. { BEAILEN, Clerk
Manh j,h, 1850. lo-3
R-E-n-i-R i-B-i-Et -!
'INllE undersigned. ant llulag large and
! weli-assofiod stock ct goods shortly, from
the eastern cities, would respectfully remind
their customers who have not settled their ae-
counts COZ the last wear Of the ecfaa' ssfg
Of doing so and to those iuaebt,d by aofe, that
we have given More time than wc bareamcd
for Uranium safri'.
WARD q WILSON
February ith, 1880. n37 a.