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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-07
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ENGLISH ExCHEQUER REPORTS,
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Prices Reports, Is vols. Daniels Reports, /
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Sixteen English volumes, condensed into six, are
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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-07

T CARUSI has the honor TO inform his former
IL. pupils and the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Washington and vicinity, that his Dancing Acad-
envy will be re-opened on Tuesday, the Let OF DC
tober, inst.
L. q. is now prepared TO give lessons in all the
latest and most fashionable dances which have been
introduced since the last season.
A Subscription Book for the entrance OF Ladies
and Gentlemen is opened at the Saloon.
For hours Of instruction, terms, &c, apply at the
Saloon.
Private Lessons given. Academies and extra
classes attended TO. The Saloon is in complete re-
pair, well lighted with gas, and will be rented on
moderate terms for Concerts or Exhibitions.
Sept Intel Unionl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-09-28
NAlUN .NiNIC NTORE,


Nos. 5 and : camp 81, 3 doors from Canal,
NcT Orleans.
0 THf undersigned desires res
~ pcciiully 10 inform tie public that
they can Away find Ut his Muse
.Niors choice and arge assortment Of Piano
inries, ut very reasonable prices and on accom-
modalins terms
Among them are Pinano Forlcs made by the
old and celebrated manufacturers, T. Gilbert
& Co, Of Boston, of rich tone and finished
beautifully in rosewood, black walnut, and ma
hogany, with iron frames, made in the most
substantial and workmanlikc manner. Also,
the Justly celebrated Ioiiun Piano ForieS,
which, for sweetness Of tone. have no, been
equaliod. They are peculiarly suited to the
country, as the .Eolian does not require tuning
for years.
/ The New improvement "a Piano Fortcs
the patent Vibrating Otfrbrhgc, - also for
sale at the same establishment TIL. improve
ment gives peculiar hrmncss and hrilHacey Ia
the treble, adds 10 the durability and strength
of the Piano, aud renders it capable Of rcmatY-
ing much longer in tune than those Ia ordinary
use.
W r NJ is Agent for H,pri Hcr: celebrated
Grand Pianos and Pauinos, made IN Paris. For
power and sweetness Of tone, they stand pre-
eminent
Thc Doice Compound AaacimeU J. Policy
& Co.'S PARIS pianos, and Instruments from 40
the best manufactures, constantly receiving,
and lor sale on liberal terms,
Second Hand Pianos for SALE, from $50 to
$500 each, and taken IN part payment for ne"
Pianos.
Pianos, Repaired, Tuned Rented, and APP
I praised
Cdthcarfs Meloacor This beautiful toned
Wind Instrument, for Village Churches, Lodges,
Serenadiug Parties, and the private practice Of
Organi,ts, possesses a sweet and powerful tome
i portable, (wcighing rs pounds) and offered
at $50 each
If Order. for guitars, violins, yiolonceos
carionets, flutes, hiYeolcls, stt.ngs, and music
merchandise Of every kind will be promptly
executed at reasonable prices. Bands supplied
with brass Instrument, and band music.
Hrps, double and single action, or hand and
made to order, to sui, the taste OF purchasers
/ Music-Thc larges. catalogue IN the South
The stock is an accumulation Of over twenty
years. In it are many old and beautiful pieces
out Of print
| Nep Music received by every arrival from
the North, and by the Foreign steamships
/ Spanish songs, dances, waltzes, Ac.--a regular
supply. Original music published every week
at the store--natlec compositions solicited
Music, bound. copied, and arranged Subscrip.
tons received for the Message Bird, .Sronf,
/ Musical Times, and the Bal,inore Ole. BY
addressing the undersigned, catalogues of mu.
sic VIII be sent 10 any par, Of the adjoining
states. tnio en- WIN. +. MAYO
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-09-28
GILBERT & co



~ II H9ersinc street, Ner Orleans
TrEp constantly on hand and for sale on
IL accommodating terms. the largest and best
I..or,tuent of sure botanical remedies kept b,
ans. establishment in the southern states. Their
e,nd. articles. put up and prepared IN New
usnp-birr. Massachusetts, New York, Mary
land and Ohio, are of the best kinds, ana are
,carranied fresh and gsNaiHe Their compounds
prcparcd in strict accordance with the directions
Of rhompson. Beach. Howard, Curtis, Ma,'soI''
Worthy, and other eminent Botanic prac'l'ion-
crs and authors, are pal up IN siyle Oh s'e",
nrAtuess of tie freshest Materials nhu WIZ
comnare fayorahy with those OF any oihtr IS
,ahlishmeut in the United Stairs. II being 'he'i
purpose 10 keep always GA hand The best "ho
LARGEST assortment of Boipuc H,dicines, eh'-
hricing at al Lines the latest Improvements II,
their modes Of preparation, Practitioners Hh1
Planters who employ these justly popular ana
highly c!leaciaus remedies, would do wen TO
order from them, being assured that no Drug
pisls n New Orleans eau, or VIII, prolier supe-
rior Inducements, either rs TO the quality OF
price.
The ,afious works Of the above authors, nj
ways ON hand ard for sale, together with every
other one designed go give instruction. OF to nm
part practical knowledge 10 ihe Botanic p1ys''
clan the PLANTER, At
la addition to the Preparations above named
wr are IN the possession and haze the agency
of .>pee,f, celeira'sd EIestricd! Febrgtge'
the most wonderful discovery ~ remedial
aren't made in the last century. The use OF
tins febrfuge will conquer IN from Two To zen
hour, the most obstinate and stubborn ie'ef-
in TIN, climate. without causing any OF the I'M
pleasant effects usually consequent upon ihe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-09-28
n o r | { T..

NTY friends in Harrison county and else
WI where, using any Of the landings on the
sou,h aide Of the lake, who desire to -1ip men
crops through me, are informed that lh'y can
bs supplied with Banging and Rope at Port Cad
do by applying to VIM, II Cobbs' Who = ao'
thosixed to &C, for me m that line. Mr. 'oo5
will also receive IN Store and give receipts N
NV behalf for all cotton that may be hauled to
Por, Caddo, and intended for my management
Al,o liberal Cash advances made on cotton on
.no,,ca,,on made to ne at Smihllnd. GAS
County. Texas. JAMES. ID Itbp
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s. MosTRoss, > D. sTlLwrLL.
\IONTROSS 4 STILWElL, " holemi'
vi ard Retai Dealers IN CLO THING
No 10 Magazine street, corner Of Common
stree, New Orleans.
n B.-Measurcs taken in New Orleans fo'
Genlemcn's Clothing, and made to order n,
their house IN New York, at short notice, and
in the latest style.
" Stilwell d Montross, Manufacturers, il9
Fulton St, New York macy
We would respectfully invite our customers
und purchasers generally, in want Of Finn, Fash.
ionabie Clothing, to call and examine our large
and complete stock, comprising in part the fol-
lowing goods:
Black and colored cloth dress coats;
Black and colored cloth frock coats;
Black and colored sack and shad coats;
Cashmere and tweed sack and shad coats
Fancy tweed business coats,
Cloaks and osercoats, all varieties;
Black eassiiaere pants:
Black doeskin cashmere pants;
Fancy cashmere pants;
Black satinettc panta;
Fancy cashmere vests
Black satin vesta
Black and fancy velvet vests;
Black silk ves.s
Also si,-~s --rys.~ 'sn.yte'-,.@, e.. 40
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-09-28
WarninY IL the Public.

A Ill persons are hereby notified that James
"A y. Lyon holds a note made by the under.
signed payable 10 the said Lyon, for the sum
Of about eigh, hundred and ninety dollars, da-
ted abou, the 18th day Of Feb, A. d, ls4e,
aud due abou, the IL, Of March 1850, to which
note the undersigned has JUS, ar legal de.
frnse, and will no, pay the same unless com.
PEELED by law WILLIAM COYLE.
Pamela Co, June It'll. ls50-no Lift.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-09-28

WE now offer 10 our friends and the publ,
w generally the finest cutlery ever brough
to this market Or lot is nat large bat erfra
ordinarily Enr. Rodgers and Woes,enholm'
finest pockcLsn'vcs, Wade and Butchers hes
manufacture Of raisors, ei,h everlasting auc
beautiful s,rops Ladies' finest scissors and
shears, and WARNS superior sewing needles
(ordcrcd expressly for the Ladies' Of Marshall
every variety Of Limerick ish-hooks; best steel
pens, and gold pens; walkers celebrated, water
proof percussion caps, and a feic splendid Bowie
knivcs--wilh lots Of other pretty things
Call NJ tbs drug store of
NORRIS l. TACkETT
June n, 1880 3y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-09-28
Administration Notice.

I ETTEkS Of Administration having been
IL granted to the undersigned on The estate OF
John Ussery, deceased, on the 9th day OF
March, 4. D. 1850, all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to pre-.
sent them within tho time prescribed by law,
duly authenticated, or they will be forever bar.
red and those indebted 70 the same will max,
immediate paymen, to
T w CLARK, Admir-
August ~ iS'n s,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-09-28

IN the 2sih day If August, A D. $50, let
~ tiers te,iamentary wcrc granted to the IN
det-igned IN the estate Of E,elnc Burress, de-
ceased, By the county court pertaining TO the
estates of deceased person, for Harrison conn-
~, Texas, All persons, therefore, having claims
against the SAID estate will prcsen, them duly
authenticated. and those indebted to The same
will make paymcn, to
A. d. BURRESS, Ex'r
August, 30, 1850 3 Ct
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n OTIC q.

A ii. pcrsons holding bonds nsanet the
IA county Of Harrison for title to lots IN the
town Of Marshall. or who may be in any other
manner entitled thereto, will please deposit their
evidences Of claim IN my office for examination,
~ early as practicable.
+. A. PATILLO, Chief Justice.
September 8, 1880. MIA tt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-09-28
Election Notice.

An ELECTION will be held n, the various
n precinc,s in Harrison county, on Saturday
the 18th inst, for one Commissioner to I'LL the
vacancy EXISTING in consequence of the failure
of c. X Asprtws to qualify.
r. A. pATILLO, Chief Justice.
September B, 1880. NIB
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-09-28
ONE HUNDRED LOTS!!:

hR. ROGERS Compound Syrup Of Liver
- port. Tar, and Canehaaguc, for. eonsump
ton. bronchitis. coughs, asthma, and lung com
plants generally, can be found at the Drug
Store of NORRIS & TACKETT
MAY o, 1880 asy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-09-28

HUGH NJ FARRlOR y co, Ancfiou ard
| l Commission Merchants, Shreveport La.
Slaves kept constantly on hand, for sale at New
Orleans prices M "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-09-28

We will furnish Baggirg, Rope, and Plan.
taiion supplies to Planters shipping to the
above house.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
Plank Roads.

We hope yet to stir our readers up to the belief that these roads will be the making of any point in our State. where there is energy enough to go boldly into the matter, and build of any length The advantages are briefly set forth ss follows by the editor of ,hs New York Tribune. who is taking toar through the interior of that State:
 "Let me net close this nasty scrswl without in- voking blessings on the ibveator Of Plank RoaAs. Looking at one travelling over it, l can't imagine how the world has conuiysd to blandes on so long without laundering into making them. The one stretching from Rome 10 Wateriowa has dimnshed the cost of transportation than half and aided ten to twenty per cent e the value of every farm. The toll it eavies all belongs and stays u the eSan- try; trayring is easy and sure ip ali weather aud watertowa Is new nearer New York than Lew vile was two years sgo. Railroads are excsllea, things-but Piank Roads are for every body, and should run everywhere that Railroads do not They are cheap and profitable. and greatly promo tive of comfort"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
The Maryels of California.

Henry A. Schoolcraft. of Sacramento. Califor- nia. is now on visit 10 his relatives in Albany. Y. He is about iwsnty-h years of age. and went ont to California as . private soldier In Colonel s.evsnson's regiment After his discharge from the United States service he obtained employment as hoek-ksepsr for Captain su,isr. asd has siaee accumulated an estate valued st S35o.6se While iu Capt. Sus,sr's employ he had .; one lime the paying of of six hanared clerks and saFsegers, not one sf whom received less thaa thirsssn dollars per day. He states that during his stay with Captain sst,ss $fs.Ooo.o 900 of .Ass gentleman money pas sod through hk hands.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
UagalIaatry and Ignorance.

The following notice of the seif-important and consequential Washington correspondent of city paper. is no less severe than just. We copy isom ths Frankfort Commonwealth:
 The Washington correspondent. of the Louisville Journal has the angailaniry and bad taste 10 earica ture the personal appearances of the amiabls and giiied Swedish aathoress. Miss Bremer, now pav lag visit to this country and recently spending few days at the capital. He calls her a old, stunpy. and iii-shaped,' snd says he suspects her 10 6e person but little intellect, and less judgment ; He also informs the pabiie that at the date of his letter, she had gone North attended by her yeuu. ger and fairer satellites. Fanny Forester and Grace Greenwood" These eosrse remarks upon Miss B.'s person. strike very poor exhibition of American courtesy towards an ainiab,e foreign lady, whose writings have touched the sympsies of nany lands and who hss visited eas shores oniy in compliance with repeated nyilaians As to whai ,Ae correspondent says sbeat her intellect and udgment. we ihink the Intelligent public Nili care very little iOr an opinion upon ths capacity of foreign auiAor- ess. from one who shows himself co naseauaintsd wiih ihe female fiteis of his own country, ss sot 10 know that Fanny Forester 2 fformeTiy Miss Chabeack. nos Mrs. ladson.l has been for some three years . missionary in fndia and was, in all probability. in Mauliaain when Miss Bremsr was at Washington.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
rrihnte of Resnect.

Al meeting of 'nton Division No. 30. of the Sons oi Temperance, oil the 3ist day ct August, 1850. the following preamble and resolutions were adopted:
 WAsreas, it has pleased mysterious and au ale wise Providence again 10 take from among us, by the hand Of death, another of ONT highly esteemed and worthy junior brothers, Asa POWELL:
 ResoiDed That We sabmissiveiy bow to the will of that aIl-wse Being, who holds the desiiaies oi his creatures in the hollow of his hand, although, with sorrowiul hearts. we go mourning for the un- timely death of our Brother, taken from us, lie was in the prime of lie and far from hs kindred friends.
 Rssoiesd, That we tender to his relations, assu rance of sincere condoIence on account of their sad bereavement and although oaI brother was deprived of his parents in early fe and of kindred friend to smooth his pillow, wipe from his eye the falI ing tear, whilst on the bed Of his afiction, he was sorrnanded by friends and btohers. who, with sor- rewfal hearts, performed these offices almost with parental care affection and tenderness.
 Resolesd, That. as token of esteem and respect for our deceased brother, we will wear the usual badge of mourning for So days.
 Resoirsd, That the papers ot the city of Little Rock be requested to publish these resolutions, and that copy of them be forwarded to hs brother, in Tennessee.
 RANSOM THOMPSON, ". P.
 R. V. McCaAckEs, K. s.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
The Maits.

We gre very good natured. and It takes soms- thing Of importance to destroy our equanimity of temper, bat when the character of our paper and the applause and patronage of oar subscribers de- pend so much upon the regularity of the Eastern mail, we cannot bu, feel iIl-iempersd and annoyed a, the constantly recurring failures of this line for the last two months. And this Is not all: il, is impossible 10 tell when we shall again have . maii The boats are sunk or aground. The .arm. strong. we informed is sunk below Pine Bluffs. and the Gordon and St. Fraacis. are both aground in sight of Richland
 When our readers d-m us for not giving them news. we will thank them to include "Commadofe Tiaxs, and his whole fcet."
 P.S. Since writing the above, we learn from . gentleman direct from the place, that when he left both the St. Francis and Gordon, had got of Church Bar, and gone to the Mouth again.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
.4.rr. vvo.drur,. ,.c.wslstamev.se

ssMFs WO09Eu4sg 1nc0usaston9TsD
 Under this caption, the van Baren fntsIIigeneer attempts defenss against this charge % frequently proven and so well understood. and says:
 q We frequently heard |, charged In ear private fnteRoourse, upon Mir. Wood: uff the Editor of the Gasets azd Demsrsf that he had been iaco usIsteat On the "Compremse Qaestion." and we have Ire qaently denied that oar friend was guilty Of the -ehasge. We SfFsrsd 10 produce Mir Woodruff 's letters as far back as February last tOihem, that he was on the southern side ef this question"
 New. if is is acknowledges that from February last Mir. WoonRGyv wrote private letters to his friends showing that he was "on ths Soathern side of the question. ana pabiisAsd Ais papsr satR Jaly ander hs owa name. sdsoesfiag tAs opposite side ef ths euesti0a, ws wonder with what face the Van Buren IBtelgeneer can maintain the consistency of MF. WooDRUTv. His name was at the heaa ef the paper. and he alone wss responsible.
 But the Eiitor of the Gazette and Democrat does moi sveh claim that he was at first on the side oT Scuihsrn fights. nor unit. as he says himself. ga recent period, when our attention. ssoused by what seemed to bean approaching crisis in our national affairs, was withdrawn from those private Parsuiss which had 90 long alnost exclusively engaged us Promptly. butt cautiously, surveying ihe whole ground itself we'll as the positions which others had assumed in regard to it. came to the concIu. sioa," Sc. But whether this was 50 or not, there is no chance, take his own defence for 1t, by which he eau avoid the charge 90 widely known and re- pesisd of the cause oi this sudden change of opin- ion. we have already spoken. We have no faith in the sudden illumination which was shed upon the Editor in his study. We presume it was rather the seci Of sinking list of subseribers Of friends fsll ing of and others eoAiag on. that produced it.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
Prolific Cotton,

We were presented by MT. J. D. KEArEs, of this neigborhood. with several branches of an inpro- w. A. CANTREIL, of Jefferson county. Upon each lmb of less than ten inches in length, formed twelve boIes, all perfect and nearly insured, pre- senting. We are informed by gentlemen engaged in a similar cultivation, tho richest specimen they had ever seen
 Mr. CANrRELL has produced this extraordinary growth by selecting, from the original "proific,' the best bearing plants from which to take his sup ply of seed The theory of improving seed by gathering from superior stocks only. is not new to farmers, but doubt whether Il is praciised to the extent 1t should be.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
Gw.ns niot.

The Pittsbasg Gazette gives tbe following account of tue tioi on inc Peansylssnia railroad:
 On Sunday sseaiag, the Coskoaianss wiih guns, revolving pstols kaxes. seyhes, sad othes eeap- ons. marched in cody 10 seciioa No of the rail- read. near Lowry's run. sad made an attack oa the Ccnaaaght men. whom. atser shor, struggle. they succeeded ia defeating. and the saaqaished party fed with their wives and children to the woods- Several shots were tired on boih aides. though, me believe. Intellectually. Many Of the eombaiaais were severely wounded by stoaes and etes missiles aod several were badly hestss.
 The corkaniaas then proceeded ie level every shanty to the groasG sad hreak the fsraiiuFs nthe houses; after whicA they left the scene of sefioa, yoWing thai, If their opponents dared to come back, they woald Ietnrn on Monday night sa1 not leave one of them alive. The Cennsaght saea, with their wives and children, passed shs nsght in the woods and eosR-Reids. their houses being aiissy denoi- ished
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
A Clerical swinaler caught.

One . Rev. Nj. Schiegei. of Cincianst,' ss be booked himself at sevefal of the AaielS of Boston, was arrested in that city the 23d. on Inc charge of stesiing horse and ci,aise. Upon searching bm. there was found poeke,book containing ietieTs oi introduction. apparently written by clergymen, and recon mending the bearer, Rev. ] M Ide6, 10 he's brother clefgymen Mesi ot these letters were dated al Mobile. Ala, and other Southern and Weseia places. His dagDeueolyPe. and also that ci DIS s' iadye love-" were found upon him. l, appears that he has trsyeled extensively. has paimed himself od as clergyman under disaent Hssnes, in slssoS' every state iE the Union. He has hguFed aadss the ioo owingtiiHetent.ismes and places; M sehsgsL J. Ider. M. Tier. Martin de Maria, x. AsaS- der, with inc titie of " Rev" attached so each
 Al Manchester, N. Il he len in the room oi ms hotel card with the following printed upon H' .. Rev; Joseph M. lder, Pastor of the FiIs GsImah Bab,iss CbuIch. Lafayette Guy La He has peep in the habit of preaching ia wOst every place has be has visited: he has also collecied large sums ., moBsy, under the pretext that he wished 10 apply /" to the eTecsion of church ID our sssief eiy, bs- fayetse. He says that tue dsKaeHoiype oi tse female mentioned above s that of the daughter o' southern clergyman, with whom he became se aaainied, and to whom he Is engaged 10 bs mas'ieoe n has since been ascsFisinea fts; be has eoieeea money for his nsw sharch la Lafayette Is g'sss number of towns Of New Yosk ahi shs New Egg land States, s@.
 What do sor Lafayette neighboFs know of ths besev vsIehi sa,sfPfss O this A Rev s ssail. man
 fA. 0. Paper.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
RANSOM THOMPSON, ". ? R. V. McCaAckEs, R. s.
Arkansas Trn.le.

cotton was received al this place yesterday. by ] M {. Patrick. from he plantation of Mir. Valentine c. P, Rsdgers. Walnut Bend, Arks. It has been classified middiing fair; and he sample before us .s very clean, white ard beautiful.
 By the way, our trade with Arkansas is large and growing. It is already valuable, and we have nc will offer such Inducements as will make thls market increasingly PoPalar with our Arkansas frienGs.''
 The New OrIeans Crescent, In commenting apon this, Fsmarkss M
 "If Memphis already begins to attract the trade of Arkansas. we may bid t "good bye, Cass, '' when tho Memphis sad Atlantic rail road E com pleted. Memphis promises 10 be tho most impoF- tant town 10 the southwesl, after New Orleans.''
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
Interesting Discovery near Pit.sburs.

n |EHtUErFttHS OHsOVFCFy HVtEE EfttsDUEss
 Tho Pitisburg Gazette says that painter of that city has discovered the head of Federal street, Aiicghany city, veia of earth about eight feet thick, and apparently containing thousands of tons. which is similar 10 Back's Fire and Waterproof paint. It is formed Of eleven different colors, all neutral tinls suitable for painting She outside of houses &e. In the nine it Is of the consistenee of taliow, and on being dried, reduced 10 powder, and mix d with o il makes beautiful and desi- rabIe paint. It is in contemplation to erect works and prepare t for the market