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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-06

.Nsy Coins-The U. s. Mint at Philadelphia
have issued specimens of the new three cent
niece. composed of three-fourths silver and one
conner: also the new cent, containing a small
nrouortion of silver. These are proposed by
Mr. Dickinson's bill. TIE cent weighs 25
Drains. and has circular hole in the GENRE
The Spanish coins now in circulation will be re-
ceiyed at the mint at their current value In ex-
change for the new coins, SO as TO induce rapid
and general recoinage.
In Springfield, Mass, FIVE young cattle, partly
foreign blood, were killed by lightning on Mon.
dsy morning last week. They were standing
from 10 10 40 feet from a tree, scattered about
IN different places and no traces of the lightning
from one to the other was 10 be seen; but where
each fell there was large hole in The ground
The Case Of Pearson. The Sheriff has re-
eeiyed the warrant Tor the execution OF Pea son.
We understand that Messrs. Butler and Abbott,
counsel for Pearson, will today move the Court
for viii of prohibition, upon The Sheriff. to re-
sraln him IRON carrying the sentence into exc.
ton. This is under the point OF law which has
been raised by them that condemned person
has night, at any Time Within year, 10 supy
>iur i new tlial.-L oirell .imericaa.
a letter has appeared from Hon. Andrew Ste
p.enson 10 Senator Fooie, in favor of the Com
proulse bill; also another FROM Col. K. NJ. J ohm
son addressed 10 Mr. Richie, of the Union, TO
the same effect.
Massachusetts, Eleciioa.-ihe following are the
returns OF The recent election III the 4th
Congressional Distinct Of Massachusetts:
.Nay. March
Thompson PalGey Scals Thompson. PAlfiey. Robinson
4o5l 4, go sos. 4t2l abb 2,31
Mr.. Paffey falls Snort of an election just 500
I votes. At the March Trial, i. viii be seen, that
4 he lacked 26I9 votes OF an election.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-06

STATE OF vERMoNT,l In Probats Court holden at
Washington District Montpelier within and fog sad
district, on the 2lst day Of May, 1s5O.
Ira p TOWN, Administrator Of tho estate Of AFRO Ban.
1co Of Montpelier 10 said District deceased makes
application said Court extend tho limo heretofore al
pay the due from said seitIe
his administration account until future day WHERE
UPON ordered by said Court, tbst said application b.
heard the Probate Ocs Montpees, the flih day
June 1850 and fuher ordered that hereof
given the creditors Of said estate uad all shs
csrued by Publishing the substance said application aud
orders thereon, IN the Vermont Wstehman & State Journal
newspaper prinedat Mcnpesf three weeks succsssivsy
before the me aforesaid sppoatsd f shs hearing Of MD
application
By order II tho Coust,
z3w Attest, I. B. AER1ILL, Hseistsf.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-06
Boston.
Leather Betting.
NJ HINT & CO.,

N. HUNT a. CO.s
No. &c Dev0nshirc Street, BOstons
Manufacture and keep constantyson hand, ios sss,
hest OAK TANNED LEATHER Bal ~'
BELT RIVETS g. EUKRS,
SUPERIOR BELT CEMENT, :
ANN EXTRA QDALETT LACE LEATHEhss
BELTS MADE TO ORDER * WARRANTED
Nh & co. respectfully refer 10 the following touching
the quality eff their Betting: .rxx
VNE the undersigned, having ia use the YAK Ienneo
w Leather Betting, ufactured by " HUN e 20.
% Dovoshire Street, Boston, do caeeruiiy ~
Manufacturers and Machinists and have no
SAVING quality stock, uniformity OF fntskness
being stretched the superior manner OF rs man
facue, and durability, is equalo any we haSs e'es
used.
SOUTH BOSTON IRON CO., South Boston,
SETH WILLAMETTE, Union Works, South Boston,
JOHN SOU1HER, Globe Works, South Boston,
: ErU ADAMS * 90, Steam Engine & Power Press Bull
defs, South Boston.
HiNCKLEY DRGRY, Boston Locomotive Works, Bos'a
WM. WASHBURN, Saving & Flaming Mill, Boston.
A. G. ". CURTIS, Paper Manufc's, Newton l.. Falls.
John E. WILDER, Sasmsnder Safe Manufset'r, Boston.
W. W ALCOTT, suptt Suffolk Flour Mills, Bsston.
HENRY BREVOORr, Agent eadoa Rolling Mills, East
Boston,.
THOMAS DtTSON, Boston Sugar Refinery, E. Boston.
+. MAIN. Superintendent Mirblehend Cordags Co.
DAVENPORT & BRIDGES, Car Builders, Cambrdgep't.
EDW'D lang, supt OF spinnia. Room Tor Seweii, Day
Co., Cordage Manufacturer.
LEN. CREHOEE, Paper Manufactured, Newton Lower
Fails.
OTIS TUFTS, Steam Engine Builacr, East Boston.
lcr N. HUNT * co, arc agents for SHINGLES
MokrisiNG MACHINES
April %. s2-Sm
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NEW BOOKS.
LEFT HOME

Muse unknown, May l2th, Afie! IT. Leighton. my SON
~ therore hereby give notice that will pay debts
his contracting after tsae. and II any prIsun viii inform
where he may be iouh1 such person shall hi well paid
Tor the trouble. ISAAC LEIGH rON.
HYdrpt.k. June !. 1850. II
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-06
1flarkets.
cambridge Cattle Market, May ?

Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser.
A. MARKET fs catle, about 3cs Beeves and 100 Stores
ra.ls Of Working uSea, Cows and Calves, and Three
Yeir- I'D
Frss-Mmket Beef-Extra s6.75 per csi. LIST quality
ST. sli qallts $3.50, b quly s. So ordinary S40J
$50
Stores Working Oven SO, $40 So. so lU0.
Clss md Calves so, - - 40 So
f-.riinss,-None.
TO Xaiis Ols,-None,
Tuee Years u!i, S o. 50
sl-ep ini Lambs, 40 81 Market.
Pncrs-Exln ST G, s. ,OJa 10, sold for i6 so.
p, lot-sa 81.
saJae-Ettill = / l-2c.
R-ma-ks-Hhs market about the il has been are
tn wscks-Bi>k and ready Sales Nearly all the
r- sheep lambs, and seal calves. sold before eiev
taor1ck.
NunlaI from each Stlte
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-06
Deatbs.

IN i.' Nlag, 3i u Caroline A.. wife Of Tryon Knapp
aaa -ta-aief of Y. WI E-q. age ~ years.
a. aies. W., III last. Mr. :. 5. Big How of arre.
uea d. Waterbury, W., hay p, Miss Mary Broadck,
g. " ears formerly OF Conway Mass Printers in Mass,
ei, i-ii-sied 10 notice.
Dai siafeh j. III taorna, a, Mooro's Creek, tgod dig
James Coosi Of iai- place, nscd about 30 yeais-
!'nesier y II Alas II, NJ. Joseph c. cady proprie
!" % lie Co.'s Hotel aged %.
u iiden, Apn Is u Consumption, William Mcntgom-
t'g L-l, aged u velis
20 ssea. .ti, Miss Hannah Williams, daughter of Eli
shi " aians, Esg, aged 81.
"a baiastol, March 81, Mr. Amherst :. Gross, aged 2s
ti Gr ~ -
Ia Ca May Mrs sarah,wf of Mr.. Frederick Which
BaTa, s=rd a.
Ae~luF. 9th inst Besoy B. wife of Hon. Joseph Berry,
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4ftarriaecs.

Neahay, May g. by Rev. C. W. Campbell Mr.. Ephain
By ef, ui loP-haiu, to iss Perss Barnet, Of n.
la aevbHry, May 81, by Rev. Newell Culver, Rev. VIII
Aa Maleom 10 Miss Nary Piper. both Of n.
h Lii toa y. H., lay 9Th by Rev. M Green, Mr. James
s-f., OF lHNi ie and MIS- Saiuh ije, Of Waterford.
ID ta9ai, slay 18TH, By Thomas O-sooi ESQ., MI Eli p
Sny ard Mics Sarnh \ BaIt eft, hoih Of Cabot.
% Hagehi y. H., Aas - slr Samuel II. Goodall, of
faihi aai Ais, Ssah Nelson, OF II.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-07-06
READY MADE CLOTHING.
GILBERT & CO,
MEDffC BCTj NN'iL DRUGGISTS

No ~ Magazine STREET, \ew Orleans.
'EEP constantly on hand. and for sale on
IN accommodating terms, tn. largest and bes,
assortment OF pure botanical femedie, kept by
any establishment IN the southern states Their
crude articles, put up aud prepared in New
Hampshire, Massachusetts, New f,fk, Mary
land and Ohio are of the best kinds. and are
rdrrdRfe6 fresh and geHHias Their compounds,
prepared IN s'rci accordance with the directions
Of Thompson, Beach Howard, Curtis, Madison.
Worthy, and other eminent Botanic pric,i,ion-
and authors are put up in siyie o. great
neatncSs, Of the freshest materials, and will
compare iavorahly with iho.e Of any other cs-
adjustment in the United Stairs. II being their
purpose to keep always on hand the best and
largest assortment OF BoioH'e MEDICINES, en-.
hraeng at al, time, the latest Improvements in
their modes Of preparation, Practitioners and
Planters who employ these justly popular and
highly eiicaeious remedies, would do well to
order from them, being assured that nc Drug.
gsi- in New Orleans can, or will prolrr supe.
rior Inducements, either Us TO the quality or
price.
The various works Of the above authors. al
ways on hand and cor sale. together with otery
other one designed TO give instruction, OF TO m
part practical knowledge to the Botanic phys.
cian' the planter &c.
In addition to the preparations above named,
We are IN the possession and have III. agency
of ">pcefs csiebraici Eiccirnai F,br,jaqs,'
the most wonderful. discovery a. remedial
agent made IN. the last century The use OF
this Febriiuge will conquer IN from two to ten
hours the most obstinate and stubborn fevets
in tins climate, without causing my of the I'M
pleasant effects usually consequen. upon the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-07-06
REPUBLICAN ACADEMY.

Tn. citizens OF Marshall. and Harrison county. srr
respectfully invited tn attend Public f,nminet"n oi
the above meuiiunc. Institution. on Friday, The lsih
instant Also an Exhibition. which vii commence
At ,,rl, candle hrh, Of ih- came day At which ~
ANIMATION there will b- original addresses delivered by
the following pupils
{ " GsAvEs, On 20, na,s, referan' IN mare ie
now hncuts"
: stuart on Mutation. Of T,n~"
LAW Evrssrr. on Love Of Country
/ Il Ncir,> on Acquisition OF Know ledge
" McLs,> on Eiuca,ino."
AT n Ev.syrr, " An Address to my Fellow
students"
Il = Wtrpvssroos on History -The scen.
,ihc Chain thai hgir. the World
r. p U,tL. on Freedom
IT Plvscr Prologue
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NEW DRUG STORE At MARSHALL
NORRIS \ TuCkctt.

n We have the pleasure to announce the
~ arrival OF our splendid and well selected
a Stock of fresh and genuine Drugs, Ned
cui,s. ,tc.
We invite the attention Of all to our House
where will ever bc found an accommodating
and obging spirit We promise TO be faith
ful in our ayoca,ion-to give every possible al
icn,ion TO the putting mp of prescriptions With
the most exact nlcety, at all hours.
We deem II unnecessary to give catalogue
Of our Stock and We will Just say, We have
almos, every thing N our line, and Of the rery
best qualify
~ The LADIES arc particularly invited to
call aud examine our stock of Fanciss and
Pfriumsries
NAV 2 1850. mai
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CERTIFiC GATES

Harrison Co, 1eras, April 81, 1880
This is to certify, tina, J purchased OF Mr..
J. = Alexander, a 10 Saw Gin Of his make,
which is equal IN all respects to any Gin have
ever used 1t will average sia bales Of 800 lbs.
each per day the Gin running BY water power.
IF. ROSEhOROrGH.
This is to certify that started Mr. Rosebo-
rongh's 20 Saw Gin, on Pu,ters Creek, and saw
the Cir pick onc hundred pounds in eigh, min.
u,es !, made 3, lbs. of ms good lin, rs ever
saw. W =. SANDERS.
certify TO the truth Of the above. having
held the watch, md weighed the GOTTEN
NJ ANDERSON.
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Tho South Carolina Delegation

We can scarcely say what We @'sh to
say OF the conduc, of the South Carolina
delegates To the convention without remind.
ing them that the citizens OF their state
are sometimes held up as bugbears to fright
en- tinid southern politicians with They
know how earnestly it has been charged, by
way of reproach, that the " south Carroll
ma disunonists" would control the corven'
ton. and will, we hope. pardon us Tor an
expression Of the qualification we ,e't IN
seeing these, imputalions so eifcctually dis.
PEELED by their action. They have lived
them all down, in less than two weeks.
They declined taking that lead in the pro.
cccdings which would have been conceded
to their ability AS statesmen. and seemed
only anxious that the positions taken should
bo such as to enable South Carolina TO ioi'
low the lead of other States There WAS
less Of disposition on their par, to con.
troll and find fault than on the part of any
other delegation, and quite as much OF n
disposition to concilate and harmonic
They have entirely revolutionzed the opin.
ion here which suspected them of luke
wsrmness to the Union, and have won gol.
den opinions from all classes for their state,
their cause, and themselves.
Nashville Union.
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In, s,Ortant ui,tuyrry,

y nialhble remedy has BEEN discovered bv
~ Mississippi cotton planter to arrc-, the
rsvag.s Of the H,-s Worm The undersigned
have recently received an Agency TO sell the
receipt 10 those wishing to Try the experiment
No Cure No Pas' Price ten dollars for eae
cotton farm, and one dollar for each hand here
in engaged. The purchasers can give 1, trial
ny using j, on part Of their farm, and, Il il docs
not succred, have nothing to pay. II seems 10
be sanctioned by re,Ieciablc Authority, For
further Particulars, apply to the underslgaed,
Agents.
JOHN kILGORE,
T. |. MERlWETHER,
June 81 1880 3N
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On the % instant by the Re, x T Muchcll, NAV.
rtrtp ANDERSON E.9, to Miss A :. Hat. all OF
ihls county
On the evening OF the tn q July AT the Baptist
Church. by the Rev \ II >hnuks, Re, II
BLADES to Miss Jrln \ TNLoE, daughter Of Ja'
VI Taylor Of misplace
IN Mobile Ala on the shh ult hy the Rev
Hutchinson Mr. ,RnuT kr~,S, of Dallas county,
to Mss ErtsAsrru Louisn>, lIolcoMsI. daughter
Ut II Hnlcnmh~ Esq
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Nashville

We take an early occasion to give an eN-
preston to our feelings of pride ut the man
ncr in which the citizens of Nashville, as n
body. received the delegates TO the south.
crn Convention. We entertained no doubt
Of their hospitality and courtesy. These
qualities are too thoroughly established here
To permit the existence of such a doubt fora
moment and when they have been elsewhere
suggested, We acknowledgement y rcpellcd them
But we scarcely thought 1t possible that
our opponents could so entirely diyesi them
selves of prejudice AS they seem to have
done, and so heartily unite in rendering
those hosp,able Offices which have render
cd the stay OF the delegates in this city 50
pleasant. \ common sentiment seemed To
animate all our citizens. and those who have
most doubted the propre,y OF holding the
convention were among the mos, earnest IN
their efforts to main,ain the fame OF our
city for courtesy ~ strangers. The dele
gates from the different States have eSprss.
ed to us their qualification at the civilitles
shown them, and we record the expression
with the highest pride aud pleasure.
\ashrii, Union.
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June 81 1880

L. p AFFORD, u. n. MARTIN
4 LFOkD l. MARTIN, Comr,,s,os .us~-
4 \ ehanis, New Orleans, la. would respect
iulil tender their services to them freed, and
The public generally. D, constant applsa,ion
to business and stric, regard to the interests
Of their patrons, they hops to meet the coma
denee Of the public
Refer TO Col Jane. Mcrnwan, Col Charles
Cooper, Res. +. II Blades, Rev. }. &. Wooisn.
:. u. Perry, Esd. Dos, W. c. Swanson, c. n.
Andrews, ESQ., Hon. Jane. +. Taylor, John b
Webster, Esq, Hon T. ". Wildev, Capt 4. e.
DIAL Col. Benjamin Long. James Harkins, Esq.
Col. W. 7. Scott, lion. r. A. Paiilo. Maj. E.
Smith W. X. Spencer, Esq, Bird Holland.
HARRISON county, Texas.
New Orleans. June ~. 1880. av
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Adn, iuOstraltep Notice.

Letters Of administration having been grant.
ed to the undersigned on the estate Of Amos
r Lewis, deceased, on ,he ?3th day Of Hasch
last, all persons having claims sgainst sa'd e.
tate are hereby notified to prrsen, them with.
in the time prescribed by law, daily authentics-
ted, or they Will be forever barred and those
indebted to the same will make immediate pay
ment TO -
J " WllkrR son Admr
ryc- juno %. 1850
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spring and Sumner Ceeds!!!
FRESH NJPPLY!t
!. ". RARRETT Il co.

,. W. JARRETT L co.
DESPECTFCLLi invite public attention 10
IL their Spring and summer stock, JUS, re-
ceived n, their stand at the West end # n,
Pubic Square, Marshall They would say 10
their customers, and the public generally, that
their goods were bought IN New orleans, from
regular importing houses, and they Halter them
selves they will be able 10 give general sa,is-
,'eion; Ihe'r stock CONSISTS !" part As 'o'-
lows VIZ
every variety o'owh anu o.e"ehea an'"ng
eouonaoe 81 hneh'h' rfehei' ana american
nan ,,o,'i "s ",, .a Js." a'
,,o.. clo,hse di,i,,v Se Nc d,m.sL cu,.
rim. embroidered do: linen coating. bu,,
dres, linen, slate do. do; Irish linen, brown,
hi,cs and ubI,e holland, ,oblr linen. do eIo,b,
dn ainror napLins &c Se nrinted mu,l,ns
hlaek do S,s,.s and muil mn.lip. checked
Maid. and s,riped Swiss. embroidered do. in
patterns, French jackoneis of every variety
ginghams Of every variety; chambry do, solid
colors chambfy linen, PLAN and solid coiors
80, w. it4a.I - $500
o'' ~ '"u 49," M ~ -, ta,c
, 49, vs., M 'H IL i''.
p'1'" a,.a III a "a, . .l,'sa "''1
'.,;,', H.. - = - ,s,;..,,.
M r. -
-
~ rahey a'N ponhe's' WIZ, anu "'''ou'
r. p''n'ss' .Pen "ofheu u' i"ee 10
rrehon 'a'e 10 "o"ait ho' "ss' 'ehny A'no
90 no"ne' anu cup '''o"s' '''Ne" ''"e's
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Services of the Pre- hsi.tan Church Will commence
sabbath nj half past ten oclork ~ order mat
may yet through i- services hsiuF- the hour ior
dining Our seats NE uncomfortable W. DO mt
wish 10 dst,n The good people u Marshall morr ,han
one hour. md this will enable Ia dismiss m time
T. prvparr tor dinner
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yI,RiMBlLL & EDWARDS, Copper, Tin,
i and Shat Iron Workers, No. Is New
Lesec, between Grav,e+ and Poydras streets,
src prepared to do all kinds Of work in the
above line. Steamboat, and Plantation work
done in the best manner, on the shortest nct'cc,
on the mos, reasonable tcrme Also, on hand
a large assortment OF Cooking, Ntossm Brat.
and Bar Room Stores, Of every sire and de-.
scription: also. all kind Of HOUSE work.
such a. Gutter Pire, Spout, &c. Al os3srs
thankfully received, and promptly attended To-.
TRIMBlLL 4 EDWARDS.
New Orleans, June 30, 1880 ~ "
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Boston, June y.
The ARGUMENT IN PROFESSOR WEnsrERs
CAsg-ln an aiiidas', affixed TO the wri, OF en-
ror petition, Professor Webster tells the Court
that he is no, Influenced by any desire to de-
lay the execution ofJudgmeni, but, BY the ad.
vice Of his counsel, that the errors presented
are Of such grave importance, that IT was prop
o. they should BIZ brought before the Court
The case WAS argued at length by c. d. Good.
rich and Judge Merrick for the petitioner, and
the Attorney General and Mr.. b. Ennis, for
Government. The Attorney General closed
an eloquent argument by saying that the pro-
notion OF public justice was an important mat
ter The prisoner had had Jury trial, and he
empha'icaliy Inquired whether he should be
permitted to come in now and reverse that
Judgment. Mr.. Mer,ck closed by saying tina,
they did not come 10 ask any peculiar favor
Tor the prisoner, but il there had been an error
In the proceedings, the prisoner had right to
avail himself Of It. The decision Of the Court
will b given in day or two
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z, ~ Vetsrs e 3exas;

Nv name is before YOU as a candidate for
the office Of Attorney General. The short
time which will clapsc before the election,
and the impossibillty of visiting the differ
ont pa.ts OF the state, will, trust. justify
nv pursuing the course adopted by others
that Of addressing you by circular,
The duties and responsibilities OF the OF.
fee are BY no means unimPortant As the
Law officer of the Government the Attorney
C.nersI il subject TO be called on to coun.
..l and advise the several District Attorneys,
the Governor, Comptroller Of Public Ac.
counts. State Treasurer. Assessors or Col
factors of Taxes. and Trcasurcrs of coun.
,;sx Besides these he has to represent the
state in all cases in the Supreme Court and
many in the District Courts of the State.
And upon this officer is also imposed many
duties of detail. reports, and correspond.
ence. One of greater experience and abl.
i,y than can claim, could not hope to give
UNIVERSAL satisfaction in the discharge of 40
many and such arduous duties. And am
,ute that the successful asplrant who shall
have discharged the duties with proper in
dus,ry, ability, and integrity, will have rem.
dered his country "some service
I, is for the voters of Texas to decide
whether | merit station Of such response.
bilitv, and one in which mutual confidence
and a good understanding with other officers
Of the State are so necessary.
II ia fortunate there are several other can.
didatcs, some of them longer and better
known than myself II the plurality of
voters shall choose any one Of them, ! am
sure shall be the last one to complain.
Whoever shall discharge the duties faithful.
IL will render services more than equal to
any pccuniary reward which the office be.
slows. 4 higher ambition than the mere
salary, ! am sure, prompts every candidate
that of serving in the counsels OF his
country, at a time when ii behoo,es every
T.,an 10 take lively interest in her wei.
fare. TO contend for her utmost boundary
and her every legal and equitable right, and
to oppose every measure calculated to weak
en- her strength or to impair the social IN.
s,,,u,ions OF the section of the !nlcJ to
which she belongs. Did not hope to be
able TO render some service. however hum.
bile in these and other matters of vital IN.
,ercst to the country, | should no, seek the
station.
IT elected cannot hope TO carry into the
office an ability equal TO my zeal for the
welfare of my country. 1t is for those who
know me hes, to say whether the one or
the other entities me to their support and
influence.
The office is not one to be sought upon
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NE now offer TO our friends and the public
w generally the finest cutlery ever brought
to this market Our III is ats large, but erira-
ordinarily 6,S. Rodgers and Woes,cnhoms
zines, pocket.knivcs, Wade and Butchers best
manufacture Of raisors, with everlasting and
beautiful s,rops; Ladies' finest scissors and
shears, and Wsrnns superior sewing needles,
torder~d expressly for the ladies Of Marshall }
every variety Of Limerick hsh.hcoks; bss, steel
p~na, and gold rens; walkers celebrated, water.
proof percussion caps, and jer sp|endd Bowie
knise.--wiih lots Of other pretty things.
Cal At the drug store Of
NORRIS T. TACKETT
June 1T $50 ~
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In I'M. place. On the 2,ih oi June 1850 very sud
denly. O; apoplrly, Mr s,suri BrHroN, late OF
Bennington England
On the 9Th of June s,R,u AS>, daughter OF The
above ut fever
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u.and fur k01e,

I HAVE for sale Oar Thousand One Ham
l dr,d and Sir Acres ef RIGA Land, in the
county of Rnsk, lying en- the waters Of Barn
hardt, never failing stream. These lands Ne
ten miles south oil Henderson. the county scat
OF Rusk county, and shcuuds in -pr,ngN The
road from Henderson 10 Nacogdochcs pass~s
through them. and their quality 's Of the hight
est order. The titles are ,ndi.palsbs.
Purchasers can apply, personally VI BY letter.
to nt n, Marshall, Texas.
W. A. HILL.
February 81. 1850. ma n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-07-06
4 LIST or LETTERS

DEMAlNl>G in the pos,oi'ice in Marshall,
IL Texas, the first day Of July, 1850, which,
ii not taken out BY the 3o,a day .! September
nesl, viii be sent to the General Pos,oiiiee as
deao letters