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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-06-15
M ISSlSSIPPICRE0L
CANToN:
saturday Morning, june, -, 1850,
G-Y. B. PALMER, Of PhiIadel phia,
New York aud Boston. is the authorized
agent for tile Mississippi Creole.

OF IN our editorial article Of last
week headed "Tho compromise report"
an error occurs in the tenth line from
the top Of the second column, instead Of
'pahy matter" &C., read "paItry mat
ter" &c; a few lines below, instead Of
sin order to gull a title or patch up a
~depuatiOa,n &c, read Sin order to quiet
a title or patch up a reputation"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-06-15

Through the puliteness Of Mr.. Sephens, the
Telegraph operators at misplace, we are enabled
to gveou readers the following vote for Score
tary Of State:
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-06-15

GFWe are told that some 90 miles
OF the Camden Rail Road, in South Car
only cost the moderate sum of
$500 per mile, all expenses told; but
Tor the correctness of the statement we
vouch, though we presume it is
correct. We give the items furnished
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-06-15

The resolutions were
and the "'l |, then ssio Al
cheers for The Union. W&
W. F. COoPEp, ~sesrsisd,,.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-06-15
[C N %UNIcATED,1
HALL,
CANTON, June l, 10

AT a meeting OF the Canton Lode
%, held this evening", intelligence
death Of brother LEWIS Nj. Gan
having been communicated, it was
imousIy
ReSolUed, That III S Lodge will 1
the funeral Of brother Garrett, 10
row morning, and that ho b D
with Masonic honors.
The Lodge adjourned Gntl > d
Tomorrow morning.
June, ., 10
The Lodge met pursuant TO adj
ment and proceeded to the funeral
ment Of brother Garrett with The
ceremonies, and on their reiurn !
Hall, the following resolutions
unanimously passed, VIZ:
Resolved, That in the death 3
highly esteemed brother, Lewis n
Garrett, our fraternity, and socld
general have met with a sudden,
anchoIy, and deplorable befsaven1
RESOLVED, That this Lodge Oea'I
ling testimony to the high moral B
telIectual worth ofour deceased eFq
"as an upright man and Mason
Resolved, That we sincerely q
with, the family and relations o.
ceased in their loss, and thai, y
mony of our respect for his n'nol
will wear the usual badge q lnop
for thirty days. -uI
ResozUed, That the foregoing y
tons be published in the Canton
and that the same be coninla''''
the family Of The deceased.
ATTEST I. 5'lVrrnD'
TSecrelary, pro
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At a meeting ofthe bar q Can'p
on the 9Th inst, to pay a tribute
spect and affection TO the MENU e, !
lamented brother and fellow :,
LEWIS MAURY GARRETT, &c. z ! \
was called to the chair, ana 2
appointed secretary j ~ tOII
resolutions: L,,,d
ResOzved, That we haVs NV. IVA
HEARTFELT sorrow, Of the de1ln A
friend, and fellow member Z T.
Lewis Maury Garrett ana s s,m
n LS rel his loss, as a kind and llf N
! fond and devoted father % l.i y
indefatigable lawyer, a. u | II
enlightened fellOw-clllzespIIi IL va
in an all the relalloho
true and faithful, !, .,,sod
Rsso7Usd, That we will al,'ns n
neral this day at ten o'clo' 's,,a i
wear the usual badge o. n
one Rs mG".a That he preceding
meeting Mn be Be- spread upon h' .o nla
the t,e' circuit court Of Madis0', HI. Fiji
Oo B PuU''s@Ls That's copy q " VI \
Iul iepns be communicated = X, " !. I
our deceased brOther,w .sis N i u
Of our heartfelt syn pau
Fea'em0n'' GEO. CALHOUN
4 d. HENEY, sec'y' II. !.
Q KEEP cool! KEhf
@Nh ever THOaPSo
5-adHroW I'm Don N
R7 G: : IS =; s 3 SlsisG1a 4 li'5'
at HbAN
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-06-15

The steamer America, Capt, Shannon. has
just arrived. She left Liverpool on the 25th
uItimo.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-05

y association IT s.Xit-firfc member. nf
~ Congress, senator, aad rtrre-cn,a,iye-,
inye constitute, ihc uud, fsilncc o cewniitlee
10 -up.rinicuG u, esiabiisiJMeiH 1T Is southern
Press at Washington city, 10 ie devoted 10 tli.
exposition and defence Of southern Fiahi- and
insttuiiou~--thc dissemination Of correct IN
formation as 80 northern policy. and he course
oi political affair. generally, without reference
To the old 5s.'y lHie- al Wing o. d J.mocrat
Arrangements ar. nov IL rrogit - promptly to
ensure he issue of srrii a paper untur the
title of TIM Sou THEM prEss, for the conduct
Of Which. suitable .d'ofs hnve been engaged.
who viii also receive DE I'D 81 u number Of
eminent and able conirbul, r.
There viii be- boih iri-weekly and weekly
i,suc--thc hitter to eoEiaiu substantially the
same matter ~ tie iotncr and intended 10
rcHch those points OF the country whose nal
facilities are limited.
y dally issue nll be added hereafter, should
II b" deemed adylsas or necessary by the
ifess and people OF the southern states.
The paper viii moi be e.ciasircig political
but Mi embrace on li>Lroal -,l,c The general
uc~r # tie day, dufe-tn and foreign. by mail
aud Telegraph CONNIE feiai aud rlguliunr IN
irllgerr'. llicrln eriuc sur. original essays,
literary and rt-eell neun- and, "a short. all
tho~c ncnl- "a gettHl Hi'ie.t, tilc collected
aggregate OF which canst,iuIc, Ire inicr sting
aud valuable lcMsi aptr tleni care will be
taken 10 give full md correct rporis OF the
proceedings aud debates "a ho.A houses of
Congress, ~ well as ihc action oi DIE local
Legislatures ON the sou'tsfr lue. Dou.
y limited number erlt # dWr'i.omeni-
VIII be rorNcd-tbe man Object t'iug to
iurnfh large amount at r'adu q ma1iE
The paper Viii Ne printed 90 a sheet EQUAL in
sac TO those of tie otter Washington pape,s,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-05
Death Of Louis Philippe.

The old ext liiaen Ming, who. "A little
more than two years ago, sat upon the
throne of one of the greatest Kingdoms of
the earth, to all appearances as firmly and
safely as any monarch that ever held the
sceptre, has departed this life in exile. aban.
doncd by his hosts of friends and cour;icrs
an advanced age. Louis Philippe was a
fair embodiment of the spirit OF the age in
which hc lived the spiri, of policy aud
trndc-ihc spirit which regards progress,
liberty, and legislation, as having no other
ohiec, than the expansion of commerce, the
accumulation of material wealth, the ad
yaucemeni Of mere physical interests and
wants The immediate effects of this pol
lev were. to make France u nation of shop.
keepers, To elevate brokers and monev.cnd.
or, above the industrial and productive
classes and to Cypress industry aud labor
+. the lowest point of degradation.
Louis Philippe was an ayarcious aud
grasplng man. a royal ShyIoc. who in his
desire to aggrandile himself aud family,
ovctrrached himself and los, his throne
The great producing mass could not long
stand the oppression which the favored icw
exercised over them. As the nation in.
creased in apparent wealth, prosperity, aud
grandeur, the producers of this wealth
sunk IN poverty and degradation. As capi.
tai went up, labor went down. This state
of things produced the revolution of Feb.
ruarv. 1878 which drove Louis Philippe
from hi. throne. That revolution is not yet
..,m,l.,.l Mach vai r.tnaine IA ha dam
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Mali ArranRensnte,

IRON MARSHALL TO MANstiELD, la.
Leave. Sundays, Wednesday,. aud Fridays. Mt
o'clock, A. ~; returns Tuesdays. Thursday and
Saluflay., nj O'Clock, IN
IRON MAHsUALL TO NACoGDocUEs
leaves Sundays and Wednesday,. Mt I ocleck
NJ returns Thursdays and Sundays AT oclo,k r. "
fRoN MARSHALL 70 SHREVEPORT, IA.
leaves Sundays. Wednesdays, and Fr,day.. nj &
ocl,~k, A. ~; returns Mondays, Tbur-iay. and SAT.
urdnys, nj u'clpck. r. VI.
fRoM MARSHALL TO SAN AUGUSTINE.
leave- Thursdays and Sundays, nj 5 O'clock. .x
returns Wednesdays and Saturdays. at O'Clock p y
FROM MARSHALL TO rAINGERfIELD.
I-aNcs Tuesdays. Thursdays. and saturday. NJ :
O'Clock, a n rslufn- Wednesday,, tralays, and sun
day, at \ o'clock, r. ~.
FROM MARSHA All TO FORT CADDO.
Leaves Tuesdays and Fulay-. at q O'Clock, A. y
nuris same days al o'rlo,k p NJ
fkoM MARSHALL 70 cILaER.
leaves Tuesdays, ut O'Clock, !, NJ return.
Thursday. at q O'Clock, r ~
IRON NARsHALL 70 TYLER
Leaves Tnr-inys, n, O'Clock. j. ii. returns Thur
days, ut at O'Clock r NJ
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your heel upon the South, tamper with their
feelings, and trsmple upon their rights.
see that the majority nre bent on their
purposes. despair Of equity. have
done my utmost to ward of this blow. My
counsel has been UNDECIDED, and am over.
powered. This outrage is this day TO -
perfected, and all can do is, to leave tho
peoples rights in the keeping Of the people.
In their action ! shall acquiesce with more
chceriuIness than in your arbitrary course.
would, in the language Of the President,
in his late message to Congress, that in the
train Of the passage Of these several meas.
in relation to slavery" could hope for -
return Of harmony and good will, an in
creased attachment To the Union, aud the
general satisfaction Of the country"
Mr.. Ri,mARpsoN of H., demanded the
previous question and the House ordered it,
The first question was upon the follow.
ing amendment offered by Mr.. OnR. through
Mr.. TmoMrsoN:
Pror,ied, That the Southern boundary
of said State be. an is hereby established
on the parallel of 81 deg. 30 min, north
latitude And it was decided in the mega.
tive. Ayes IS nays 49,
The question then recurring upon the
substitute for the original bill offered by
Mr. TnoursoS, it was rejected. Ayes II
nays l3I.
The question then required upon order.
ing the bill TO n third reading. Carried.
Ayes l5l-nays 81.
The bill having been read third tinc, it
was put on it. final passage, and pa scd by
ayes 100 nays 56
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-05
DR. GILBERT.


Formerly of Memphis, Tennessee.
AfFEkS his professional services 10 the
~ puhlic ~ the treatment OF al forms of
chronic diseases, especially cancet-, white swell
ing, scrorIla, tumors, wrns Assesses, sores OF
long standing, rheumatism, mcreurial, and :, ph.
l> Of the worst form, withou, The us. of the
knife or mercury, and al Diseases Of the skin
~ Oficc No II Magazine street
Tie offers the following certificate from the
physicians ~ Memphis
DR = GrinsHr--Wc have been intimately
acquainted with DR. s Gilbcr''s practice for four
years We have often visited his extensive ln'r
mary near Memphis, has, closely observed his
successful treatment Of the most dli'icut eases,
and We feel /, to be duty We ow. tn, COM
nunity ut large, to express, orr cn'ir. conh-
drlce IN his skill and judgment IN the success
ful management Of such diseases, as he pro-
iesses TO cure. lie has, in our judgement, been
i,r more successful in the treatment Of that
class Of diseases he Processes to cure, than an,
other phi stefan in the world
" GABBKrr, n. n, WV. DrysT, VI. D.,
}. lslr9, ". o., JoHs WnsoS, NJ. D.,
J. WcAyFa, VI. y, \. ". STAT, ~. b.,
J. = CrEris NJ. Il. NIP
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Prophetic.


We published an edi'oriol last winter
rom the New York Tribune, written
bv uornce GreeI, ms, heforc tn. New
Val .l.a,o. :, a.Ja. , h.. it,, ,l,o
f'''
ana "hJee's oil we nee so'i party Horace
'Fee'N no" s'ann' very h'sh Win 'he ''"'
more administration anu "'"ce MS views
'h""'u u" warning !" "'e SOUTH """
to 'oAas' Here Is an extract from Tue ar
ticle Ia question
"By agitation. hy the diffusion of truth.
by the deiea, OF the OILY candidate for
President who ever denied to Congress the
power to establish by positive enac,mcn,
the freedom OF all men in the territory sub.
ject to the express aud exclusive legislation
of that body. the great end has been accom-.
pllshed California and Desere' viii come
into the Iniou-no matter whether this
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-05

.,.,cd the republic in her darkest hour, his
,.,,,,n. aud talents; insisting that all his
'hI,, acts put together, GU, weigh in devotion
tho interests II Texas any ON error, If er.
h, ever committed They seem to forget
=, here are times and occasions in public az.
..--thcrc are great and exciting times in the
tory of Ws,ions--when even one great fnuit,
y, ,,syc dcicc, IN public man, units him TO
ii control, ot direct, until such crisis has
....d This position may H. forcibly illus
..,ed in every day life. An individual wants n
y. ~u,dlc-horse. One II offered ut fair price.
~ gated sound, and fine in nearly al his
C,..,s. ostunxteiy he auN6ks What
..onabIo man would like him for the saddle :
..t NAV b. patriotic, talented: and he has
~. the State much hard service in the conn.
I. and the field but, unfortunately, in TIM. cr.
,,,ry crisis ~ the affairs Of State which I'm.
s',Iy rewarded him for all his services, he has
.,,nbl,d, And, pending the unsettled state of
~, dtNculties, he il, therefore, unfit to con,r,l
y. d,,cc, public affairs. For this one error. nil
"a., condemn him who do no, approve of the
.Ie Of slave territory TO Frcc-soie,s'
There /, one remarkable Inconsistency in Tn,
,os,,ion of our representatives, which / cannot
ssroncae. Both Col. Ward and DR.. TAYLOR say
h.v would not vote for the reelection Of
Zen Houston Now We all understand that
~. head and front Of did Sans offending
~. the Oregon vote. For voting for the On
1-,on bill he i. denounced--he has committed
a,,.nee mas, prsyiny TO, or hem, fory,vcn
q" 80, s,raue. 10 nav. both he ,uJ 10,
H. may vote for the sale of sla,e te,,,,or,,
L,,,r,s. s,uib Of the extrcm, s,ntb.,y
m,ts Of Oregon, to the Frcc-socrs to create
new irce-soil states, s:,d Increase the already
wv -, f,.,-,ol majority in C,n,rcss. ma
Nv" ',,,,o,,,pate and remarkable vol. - ,r
80 While the Orcpon vote is condemned
,n,., he \ singular process Of rroson,,o
''li,b can u,,,fy llis. Hitherto. fin. u,mo.,
,ha, ,,.c.so,l arrogance has demanded Of In.
s"n,b was. that slavery should be confined in
d. no.,n, limits nov, for the first time in
ill., history of northern aggression upon Sou,b.
',s ,,.,l,,. they demand Thai IN, Son,h hall
,sy, nm that which ace all conceive To b, ,lny,
,o,,,,ory. TO the use of the tree.,on purtv,
~, a.. ,ir.t Time in tho apnnl. of l.,u.i,I,o,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-05

d 4 NH % r |"
WsnetS 81 RicuAans P,7r.io,, r.a Fslisl,rs.
4. tss-st nr, .r.,utr ,,a,.. Bio bod. ..fy.,,.s
Tie publishers Of lhe southern Quarterly
kcN"w beg leave ip cu'rgat thc attention x
Tie public 90 ilHt soik, FOO rc.uu thaik- fer
TIE iu'"1fhle indulgence which has smiled
upon its progress hitherto, and Goo rNpr'ss the
hope Wat ms continuance wll Hot le wiih-
drawn, now that 'bc public posing r. IN
uw h'n 3 II The t1untr puH.Hr rH 'Drr
own. makv-. a- % uero iic-i t'aI' r pur-
suit OF wcil known pfogr bis. T0rt rlH, q
allow th'm-citc. E" couht. tia'-ut.il 1ll their
FORMER contributors, WltA ihe addition ut many
new ou,-, not less salUHla.- and ui .t.uruishrd--
under the conduct still Of Mr. " tu MuGE
Sums, IT. -oc Editor Dunn the asi ycar---
and with lhc Assurance which the .ularrib.r-
now beg leave fp CIV, hit he werk VIII Nc
henceiofwrrd issued tu % We Vrt superior o
tl,at of The pad, n letter pap,r with fin-
new type. ard te-ald 10 r,a,fc.- au9 finish,
Which vii leave Il steotd 10 uuu, in the coun-
lD-'hey viii continue 60 receive that Iairou-
aye Whth their nNn tliayaNur and Dee C!um-
VI rn'h %" "'soa 500 ""'"H"tiF 10 demand.
or niInls.r of M, l'.t mi ,J.s, ,'',,,,.' =, ,bc
country. They represent the highest literary
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-05
TEXAS


Nn extra o' 'h' "'ss'P,'h nr''gS ,""9
Sa'''uht o' great h'S'''s "''' ~ NAY
n'ni, Tor The purpose OF ratilNing Tue pro
tne' %, inc NashNh'e invention ana
N .'''s ""' c'hsts"'''Hai i'+hts " ''F
4 'ou HN hnnlfeu voters were present
ol WIN smith oi si'ntoW president
Il JUICY \ Hutchinson, ol Jackson, and 'np-
w" ne"oen ~ "oW",,'s % m"N',"'u
were Nce-pres'dents' r. Z, Russell 'i '"c"'
son. ana " D. "af"' OF "aN'h"h'' "o''
\ 'ecr',afles'
Col smith, on taking the char made an
effective speech. lie sad
n. a decided aud uncomprom's'ns wing
on the ordinary ISSUES, he M" ir'' conS'ralu
!" say aa AT IN" IN" :, ,s o.oodon,J and
bs, ~, f;nI - ,h ,so, -" nrs, r" MAXI, ,
eomm ~" "c cau' " ,"s nnd defence
against Northern aggression. [Enthusias
TIC cheering erected his address.
Gen John VI Du,hed moved that com
mil,ce of thirteen he appointed to prepare
resolutions expressive Of the sense OF lhi.
meeting. which wa. adopted.
Gen DutEcld. chairman. Col. &, :. Tar.
ploy, 4. VI. Newman. Dr. VIM. : Jones,
r p. Mills, DR.. ". Rossman, Charlc, l..
Smith, John =. Martin, John \. Gibson. DR..
D. O. Williams, ID. u. Bo,kin. &. r. Git
ton and G.. 4. t;riddlc, were appointed the
committee. who retired.
Governor Ouilman being present was
loudly called for. aud made a powerful
.peech in defence OF Southern rights
The committee xpi,t,it;,-,!!- .or that purpose
reported a series Of resolutions These
resolutions. are prcfactd by preamble cali
,ny unon ,he peop,e to drop party lines III
view Of the common danger to the south
from Northern aggression.
The first resolution ASSERTS
Rcsolrcd, Tina, the raiying principle ana
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-05

Gromcn.-rhe Millcdgcvlle Federal
Union Announces by authority. that, one of
the contingencies having occurred, designa.
ted by the last Legislature. upon which the
Executive was directed to call a convcn.
ton, to wit the admission by Congress OF
California as State into the union that
convention vii! be called.
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AN$k : :

n17 TIE undersigned, hatLg
xEAH eions 6aii@s. situated near ,'n
the square, and immediately on the man street
running south from the Marshall Hotel. beg
leave very respectfully 10 inform lhcr friends.
aud the public generally, that th,y arr now full
ly prepared to stable forty or fits horses, IN a
style no, inferior to any Of the city stables
Also, three commodious lots, with AZ cXccl.u,
well at the door, furnishing sueicieucy OF WA
ter for any amount Of stock
The stable will be immediately under the 81.
pcrNl,ion of one of the proprctors, who will
give II hi entire attention, and Use every ct-
fort to give general satisfaction.
They viii have constantly on hand III. very
best pioyonder the country produces, besides
faithful and attentive hosilcr-
Horses can be delivered at the stable, or n,
Mr.. James McCowu's, the proprietor If tho
Marshall Hotel, where, ii the weary traveller
stops, he will alNav~ hnd warm hearts to wei
como him, and administer every thing that The
most fistidioHs could dc~irs, to rcnder ham
comfortable aud happy.
Gall aud iry rs onee, and II We dn not give
you perfect satisfaction, IS. wil not call o. You
agnin 20 try.
TUCKER s. DUNN.
M
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4 LIST Of LETTERK

DEMAlNlNG in the Post office n, Marshall,
! on the lsi Of October, inst, which, il not
taken out by the 3l-t day Of December, 1850.
will be sent to the General postoiiice a. dead
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H. +. BUTLER
JAG kSjN MORTON.
r. TOOMBS.


Editor, r6d papers friendly Go the en-
'cru-c. W.h please publish lll- prospectus,
- h..h vii cunbt thrm 20 40 Exchange with
ihe new spapcr Al VITO COMP, Wsh Tins re.
quest "ii, .rnd 90 cop, of IT., lslos containing
% TO inc committee.
W AsiUsrTos, Nav ~. 1850.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-05

}. }. Davenport offered a resolution 10
support Texas in her right to the territory
of Santa Fe.
CoI John T.. Cushman and J. J. Davcn.
port addressed the Convention in spirited
speeches It then adjourned to meet again
at Raymond on the 9TH September.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-05

COUNTY o. lar bison.
County Cosri ferta,ai.g 10 he Es'a'es Of
escsnod pnrsehs.
Avsuss FFRN, A. %. 1850.
70 hr Shpi8 VI sad County, ,nHfIiag;
NlrnEkEAS john r. Webster David III.
w and Sims liartl~an. Executors IL The is,-,
viii ard icsiament at William Williams de-
ceased. hase hled their application I've a paF,I-
ton of the property belonging "a ih" firm of
Williams & Webster. Use parties 10 said frin
hcing IN" said William NiiIuims Aeeascd AID
the said John y Webster, sur, Y partner,
and one Of the Executors as I'D SAID and il
Appearing that Sarah HARRISON. Nie Of Silas
iiarsson aforesaid, citizen 81 the ~aii county
81 Ii.rrison ana Henry Williams, residence
unknown. aud the heirs of Spsan or Susanna
Thomas. names and residence unknown. are ,hc
heirs and distributes Of the estate of the sud
William Williams, tcceascsi and tia, there
may be others Interested In said estate who are
not known.
1Hs~ ar, Gcrefors 10 cdmmand y,ai, to cause
the said Henry Williams the said heirs Of SUI
~an or Susanna Iaonm-. and any aud al other
persons interested ~ said estate, Of bat name
and re-ldence SOLVER, TO bs cited b, pusliea-
ton of ihss notice, Tor four weeks successfully,
in some newspaper published N laid ,oan'y,io
be aud appear u, the next regular i'tu. of he
court IT, BE- held At the Courthouse IA the Town
or Marshall, IN saii county, on The hast Mon
ia, IN :, pitmher, 4, u. .tae, it beiug Ike 3uth
IA, of said month"; TO show cause. Il any they
have or can, why ,is said PARTITION Should not
be made.
-.ua,. Jlesciu fa Ho'. and dne return
s. =. make ~ 10 the .NeeuiioH h.,..f
Given under my band, va the -s'al
of sid court. ttils J1sn any Of a -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-05
Administration Notice.

" the 3otl of September, 1850 letters Of
~ Administration were granted to the un-
dcrsgned ON the estate of VIVA. II Lacy, de
ceased 10y the county court pertaining To the
estates of deceased persons for Pamela county,
Texas, All persons, therefore, having cnims
against the sad estate, viii present them duly
authenticated and those indebted TO the -ainr
wd make payment to
THOMAS q. DAVENPORT,
Oct 3, 1850. ~ &c AdmiuiS' rator
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IrsTlcg's Cougr-JuLiAs FItLp, }. P-Ocio-
Der term, A. y. 1880.
G'mgs y. Harrison q, William H. Wilson.
IN ATTACHMENT.
r. any dIctM officer n sad county, GREETfsy
N'IlEKEAS George p. Harrison, The plain
w III in the above entitled causc, has this
day made oath that " iiiiam II Wilson d, Just.
y indebted to him in the sum of siNiy.sivc dol.
lars due upon promlsory mole and account,
filed IN my Office with interest from date, and
that the said William H. Wilson resides be-
ynnd the limits of this State,
These are therefore to command sou 10 sum
mon the .aid William H. Wilson, defendant IN
the above entitled lause, to he and appear NJ
my office, ia HARRISON county, at my house. ON
the last Saturday in October next, 4. D. 1850,
10y publication in the 1,ras Republicans, a news
paper published in this county, fof three sue
ccs,lsc weeks previous 10 the return of this
summons, then and there 10 answer the sAid
Gcorgc T. iiarison IN n plea of debt ON said
note and account, On file in my Office.
Given under my hand Al Office, this a7h Sep
TENDER. 1880
JULIAN FEED, J T..
Issued the l7th Of September, A. D. $40
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MASONIC FEMALE IysTTTrTE.

'I>iiE Executive Board of Managers. appoint
l. ed by marshall Lodge No ~, announce, lo
the public that She and Session of the Institute
commenced ON the 26ih August under the
charge Of the Faculty of Teaches, to Wit:
Rev. Tho. 3. Wilson, Presidem
Mrs. EMMA W. BoSfogY, Vice Principal.
Miss MARY ANN WILSON, Primary Department.
Miss ARAnrLLA jgssTr JuSE, Nasic Piano.
Mrs. ARDELA A. Burnside, Draeiag and Fan.