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n 'Sea- lVttch iadecd,-Readers will probably
Ie,nemher the departure, from this port, of the
olpper-bniit ship Sea Witch for San Francisco, of
whose whose quick passage round the Horn, supposing
sne could weather the storms thereabout, all know
, ~ saLors We're very confident Her arrival at
VI! PCIt 81 San Francisco is mentioned among the
Shipping intelligence brought by the Empire Citv.
She has more than realized the most sanrune
expectations, having made the passage in less than
hundred days. By her log It is shown that on
one day she made thtes h~ndred and tloea,ty,fys
mites, thus exceeding by one mile the greatest RIM
ever made by the steamship Atlantic between tbis
port and Liverpool Such sailing capacity, we
presume, is without paralle.-N Y Com. dFt
shark measuring nine feet in length and four
and half in BREADTH was lately captured in the
Potomac river. He was caught in sturgeon net,
and was not easily brought IN shore
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80 g,rolessor Diraitry's Address before the Lit
s sssas u CENTENARY College. Jackson La, has been pub
t IS r-e1hlst form. FoF sale the cae Of the Crescent
~ q ne lleoksDrr7. sll
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Gunner VIII be served ether at e -EDlf mite, uLC0rirE
% ne glo' 4e Attached TO the bctaurang VIII he tnJna
BAR, at which only the best Liquors and Wine win lie
CONNECTED with he establishment r likewise handsome
Billiard Room pro .ldg excellent cues nd w here anna
'sg n9,s sSP A., occasionally find relief from orderouo,oy oil
i, fine propeos bqvc left qche question MAKE ,hg
,ni5es H. ~, lI 'L,S yeas 81, nays lOf -p&t bill
ni 81 ~ ia s5i,S' 0'i nreiected jetsr
ffireat sess a B Der the Hall-almost the "
House standing, UERaoor, while the clerk
reading over theNVgl,. n, entire
Mr. Howard mos 5eonslderauon. 4 was
The chair stated th.easotion to be out Of order.
Mr.. Howard appealed, from the decision Of the
Chair, but before the question on the appear was
taken, s.5
Mr., McClernand moved that the House adjourn
The question was takenon the motion to adjourn
| and decided in the negative-yeas u nays lSe,
| Mr.. Carter withdrew his motion to RECONSIDER
the vote by which Mr., Boyds amendment Was
rejected. ~ sravss
bill as Il came from the Senate 70 third reading
| The question was taken by yeas and nays anu ",
cided in the affirmative.
THE friends Of the motion to reconsider peles Y
Il ed. by getting an adjournment that the MOTION y
reconsider might be carried IN the ainrmauy.. "
81 dav III, the motion to reconsider did not Pr't b
the question would next be on he "A exas pouh H
Z bin as il came from the Senate EiL
- = WAsHIseToN, Sept M
Seitats--AIr. Houston eayenolee that hs III
! on Monday, offer an expianatlon o. ms ~ eia H.
with Mr. Wallace, member o. me Ilos.sSi tnld,
The Senats then proceeued VIII D''se Guilty
, and nninteresliHg business - p;aha
Ifoase.--After a speech from Alr hAeilsis heous
10 fnrther proceedisgs on the Ewing rsp1
question on Mr.. II, Elsing's appeal ifom 1ls as
l.
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Tickets for Jenny Lind's concert were selling at
NewYork on the 9Th inst. at g. so.
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>. d. BULLOCK DENT
EkiCE AND Res assspa

- =, Bos,on a Roman play, written " :
TO psOpus sa connected with the New YORK press
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MAGNOLIA UM0E No. 9 Daughters Of Temperance NEE
az haLI.plst 3 o nLnalE. an pa-.non llnI.
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U. 5. MAIL sTEAMsHIp LINE.

~ shie Of the United States Mai Steamship Company will
hereafter sail on the following uudei duYs each month;
STEAMSHIP GEORGIA
Outward Leaves NrwYork .lih Arrives II Havana l7.
l1F'n1 '..,.ls h, ChAgrus go. I'd,
,lyHt"aFI'' lldEtg8. 18th. Havana ...lst.
Havana 900 2d. Newly 9th.
STEAMSHIP ONO.
NntwaTd Leaves New York 18th. Havana
Hawai- r.... ID, hewOriUups 6li
I3sgWard'' hfwtvl1Huslith Hay l7i.
Havana I5-h NgRIurh I'D.
STEAMSHIP FALCON.
Omw1ri Leaves New Orleans 2su Arrives at Havana . 81
Havana I'D. thIGTrs ...ss H..
I9uewaTd.. CbnEres ,.,s.l5th Huyaua ..., 18Th.
uhyun1 ...,.l1h. NrwOleau5 I'D.
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EsEes1atYafOss 9llOfJei9le.

Z
hoNKEY JACKETS, KERsEY PAHralooas. RED Ftk4i
MI SHIRTS, HlcKoRY SHIRTS. YARN SOCKS. Hi.aa
kEIs and, OIL. cLorH Water Proof JACKETS
~ These articles manufactured IN The strongest
yin siTe psriggt sasiaiaeiion, For sale BY
N. G. FoLGER,
g 2ap In NV corner q Custom Ntv lssa
Nihts issI Sc 400 En- agdae "a 900 de
t sss5s 4 t 5D, bis al iosend9s aud rs
sale by HAYsiAN 4 HOLDEN. III SIas q Ss' 4
OMAN CEMENT'5 100 bbis. sopefor, IN F-afs aid|
SIG Is Magazine street
isIE = Thomaston, ST. 0enesievs- Alton ard Ss1ras|
gMf as III no ii rs b No Is M,s..0s
NEW hooks, sTATIoNERY,. etc.
AM NOW Daily RECEIVING fin supoIs. u NJ soSss
p Si s9,S a.e al se seg ofk
wo1 il7 Of - Dasiess Usual sar,ss
sIofsaa wtf as Ay' sSs Std sqa gS
number Il Is.s6sy sa aps ,a
,ss q r Gap aud tet PePa y he
s ss t IsFgs splendid psn,irs 4 Fsas issey eopisd 81
$500 AFFIXED a1ETER y s. cSsIiss siSs ,S0ss g
10 Country sTerehants ana. nEiilinsFss..
Receiving, PEI sisensp ole q French 4sS
sS9 gsTRAWf G BoENErs.
. aS A. t fi,sssrsi Rittsas end MILLINERY
81 u q q scaNLAa co. . CHARGES .issssa
WINDOW GLASS, at Low Prizes
Of ss i ss s i vs 1s q sSg sss
ed s ana on this setount els proes ppe "
~ s1lp 5sslip corner Of Magasre and conme -
ALI. sly LEI Molesbin HAS. a yery sa1ei.s 81 4 s
~ fce apdthe latest fashion, inst rseeisea psr III
9s sf9st y Dssy.S =. RsEad isl4.o,
taf 49, WANTED. 81 gentleman a
sf Snalse q any department in Commercial n u
Of lie 5s and ssset p sa tss Yeas
anu pilhePa is deaous of making an engBEemeat Au&
ssyn wisnlnR MS services viii please address JAMES,
Slsssle glles. 9nei. VIII be promptly attended to- ~
en buIegs andiutf sx ship Creole and for saa Nv
SIS y GOODRICH q co q. 29 and 81 Coninon 4
f4URRANTs--a0 casks in stoFe5 Fl
- IS ! q. r. COCHRAN Y 60. q TehoupieuEsl
y " story brick ouss on julia street. ~
given lst October. For fusfef partioeafs anoiy To-
"A. r. COCHRAN Il Co n Tc dhstio Il.
rIsHE story brick Ho6se On essi .de az a,orns
= . doors North Of Julia Apply as above a al3 x
f'OK SALE The COFFEE H9TJ3fsS aud y a -
M situated on the corner Of Hercules ~ n
f sl 1alope Streets known the Hercules Coffee
5t has good st and run 81 nBsioq.
ae o. acconut Of having other business 10 attend
Eot partcnaFs apply on the premises al above SO 81
l0H F0UNn--A large brown BIZ IN AIasIfI. x &,
~ cropped eHFs-whch the o,pnet cs, sys
BY calling at ARTHUR 81 bonn WI. s ~
sis =. corner oil fcydras and @ feus s.es.A
w Nh t;;p-board wanted by eensll man. d saf
~iIn iieea lnFutes walk from The ST Chnfl
aeo5sss =. ., q Alagayine street, sls ~ 81
tsll.ItlN HAIt4kISr BEEF -i50 packages erliyl
sa on Az. So { ai id lslsf IN. 81 campss
& CANTON GINGRR - cases
= = .llIls "a y q 90. 2 Tehoesgtena1 9
n IstEA MALAGA tYlNH-50 qaaitef sasl -
SIS a. Z. couHRAE s co. q Teheabltnala 4
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No. n STEAMBOAT ~ n
zss..Assss.ll ID Il PARTU RES.

September Stcdmer, Captain. Hour. Destination.
lu'su ~ MohlLh Allen at O'Clock, d,',.....'',h Mobile
ST CHAR'EH, Sutton, at 10 o'clock, Biio4l
OREGON, Ghthn, y o'clock Mobile
LENoRA, Miller, At u o'clock Coring'on
OLIVIA, Hoffman, at y o'coek........,. CogingtOn
F." PARlCk HENRY, Landry, o'clock. Baton Rouge
PRINCESS NO. B. Holmes 6 ,'el,.k pJgtsb,r~
r. G. OGLEsBY, Krnbal, o'clock. Shreveport
4" ALEXANDRA, Smith, O'clock ........... 81. Louie
Wedy 49, wOoDsMAN, Peronecl O'Clock, Sd,erepot
" CALIFORNIA, Ensign, at ~ O'Clock, WoJc
sULTANA, Gable, o'clock. .,.........-..St Louis
CoNCOhDlht Frost -.-..-........ Memphis
FnIy, 20, BELLE CREOLE Beun0tt O'clock 80 Je6abp,r
lons % LOWNDES JR enls O'Clock ..,.,... Princeton
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\ assIoNs and Experience of the VVest Indies and
Iirih Aiuerira IN $50 BIZ Rolert Rs.r,l A " 1

GURKEY AND ITS DESTINY: The result. az Jou,
als{ made in 1871 ana 1880 examine STATE ii b
County BY Charles MseFaTlsne Esq, author o. conaan
tnople 10 1929 In vols f2lno
THE INITIALS: A Story of Modern Life. Conpls,c
In volume Price 50 esns
BOWMAN Il ToDD's PHYsfoI ,oGICAI. Ans,o,oy
and Phyioogy Of Man syo sieQfnstIrg
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

Cool Bank-The Cha,tanooga Aseag
a. Io lanes a Vaughn, of Monroe Gclof J
G onr Office on Monday last, and .ailow,
had re cen in Roene county, ahpfops
stone - 80, Iosenh KimbrOugthe
OF li niue , Nm river. The " ii,
from W., VA XVI 70 in thickness. pa thi
about 100 bushels per day TO eao II I, rent n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

shGn ".at tpn, Of that Safe to abolish 'i3vSy
o,h her her regular IPs@Rs
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IAMNs D. sPRATI.EI J ; ! |.

y. Nehear dchapan. we see it stated, is about
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

NEW BOOKS.
Received This Week:
TURKEY AND IT'S DESTINY, By Charles MaeFar
DIES BoEEALIs; or, Christopher under Canvas. By
THE WEST INDIES AND NORTH AMERICA. B5
Robert Baird, ~
THE EARt's DAUGHTER By Miss sswsI, author
Of "Amy Hstber,1 &c,
THE INITIALS: a Story OF Modern Life
~ 81 a A Tale Of Domestic Life BY
THE EMPIRE CITY o. NsrYork by Night and Day.
STUBS ,d' CALENDARS or. The Fatal Boots. ByW.
THE VERY AGE: Comedy. in five aats. BY Ed,yaid
Nos. Il aud Is, MECHANICS, DICTIONARY.
THE 1s,a INTERNATIONAL MISCELLANY. for August
THE LONDON ART JOURNAL. for .Jnly IA ( ,i.a.
carpeting, Floor on Cloth, etc. etc.
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING a lsrss and .pIssdd
clRPE3N Z s er US e sgsqs sch y gss az
ssta fT crupb eOh, Rugs ETC.. FsOoR g r. iias
sros Ia q "a a. aaf W. IL. i9a "
sS " owes l K bRSGs gfsi5's go s g
FURNISHED RO0AT no IIsN7T--A reilly T5r51;sI I
ii ca room within FIVE minutes WAIKIKI the ST Char.s
6oo spd very de,iraby Local et for professional geno
na Wtpe fenteii 10 proper tenant, For further nrt,
afJ, aaaess a. through the Post Office giving name
A EMsTRONes, LAWRAsOS d Co, Gsmero,
for The Ui ssS %S s17Ds saas and
Orleans to New York and ChagTes. Also Pae5Se MI
CON- oe l1G@ fs@ama to caoa s9 s
NE AND G5YN2 WV Yd 5RAkEE5sT , RFfAhRSiSIAN IA
Aims t SjiIiEPSEs Il 9ScTS HAHs
corner d1 Canal and dha AsSx slrss.
hi E GSan Si@af, n
slb3t pfemiuIn Hat Store ri fpnsls,-
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~ M, MooRE Il Co. 45 Poydras st.
T. b. SMITH So Magazine A.
c J. R. GEpDEs, 10 Bank Place
d. Ii. WlEGATE, a Poydras street.
"a Notice to Dscharginr Clerks aud Drsymen We viii pay
DIX. fAGE only to those having written ouer.
ni%w GOODRICH co,
ES- Conygnses by The bark YARMOUTH from Philadelphia oil
inc III n|'R3 E2ous 10 order kei j. c. uorgnn box Tho,
1. WHITE box BfDHuIer Homer Co. cRse, q. Levin j.
~ p1esHTes will please make known The dschafeng
l ou he LtTEe they will bee expense sud
SO JOHN W, ANDR ENE d co. Q5 Common "a.
~ The bark YARMOUTH, Cap T,7 from Phiads phip. will
5nm.Nce dncLHtgmE THIS DAY between the hak r1 First
Municipality ul viii please receipt
goods ON the Lrgrr they Will be- stored and
sy JOHN W. ANDREWS & co IS Common 81.
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E@ Over the Lnkc.-.N0Hcc.-ln consequence Of tie
change rs schedule o the P.u-harran Eairg.I c r tbs .s,
OLIVIA ~ sfTe hereafter the arrival uT tie y NJ Carr I
ata1 . aa 2. NJ. Cpfs and ou sarl,ys at4 r. b. haoar
Sunday Morning. at g A. NJ. Ha usual. sasgf
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!. ,EHOMAs AlrIklNs

Proviso Mass MAKER AND UPHoI.sTERER; No.
nj, tbesS Y36 Bielg45e stree t Y @ % and G3Is
Cons aud retail. eF SHIPa and STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS
=, =, iiel on the most reasonAi,le terms. mhla ly
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NEW BOOKS,

j. @. MORGAN's LITERARY DEPOT
y EACMANGE- PLACG Adt.-1la. n. 1919.
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with curiosity Z the
no"et I Gogl kingdom have eve ~ Tx
bout a walnut Pe'
nd i've leaves the hoW3yg Before
plant S bv the eavss the exact a% MyS d IL
ur TSy e po S a Me y0 any the o
p Y . nss b in
ely AoS Sy Il ss% osf
ss SSS n, w is Ee HgSassed our m
is ND i1R5 AS 4S5GS assl1 heat .
es3 g@stM WV WINES A rsshS III his business
Is Ma 40. OK TOy GIEs-shers us $l5oe0O
fsasn g. h in 4S s ana profit Of 20 per cent would
leuaay 30 BE ,0VEE .HOI Of the same honse
8SS es aeys ~ socreased 1000 annum, an
l. OF 10 per would give the same
og9as Bsnt 40 rouo 6o profit From this will be per
ere col aus MT merchants generality
iE MS epse olE Elsl ne would turn iRe,
axe & market and slanih u1ey ssuu
ns, ls' received goods cheap here az shsy
ng ,sss scoitg in America. This would ast
s,s wa avs Cans credits as easy here
dealers, they are AMI
@ 81 sGs ys q oods, but We asl p'ssn,
sopf Ne rsoN ~ y &sr important points men
c sSs css ss AsSSs s s eNess me me mat
- tos ~ 4 . sS ss enSsO feet d
sssh brssoS that .. HS s'
SALT YysNeSts""
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BAEEGEs! BAREGES
IIhOaglYS EBrNaM.

No. - Chartres street,
~" WIN on and G1er MONDAY, september9,
Oder ,uT -Aie, NJ + a.rRnrdtuRry Low Prices,
Twenty THOUSAND YARDs Of
Ear' ses, Silk Tissues, Printed Silks,
AiyOTlnCs.
Also-Ihc Finest { ghty Of FRENcH BAREGEs.
Isl Eighteen aHI Three Quarters r.uts
THOMAS BRADY,
s3Gdp If - Cbarirps street,
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xDus1Ry moFNINo. SEPTEMBER -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-19
utyO'S Music STORE,


/ .NOS y 1bH HHI ~ -
| .Nelr Orlcdns.
| Tsp undersigned desire. fc--
p pccifully to inform the public 'hH'
~ " they can always ind Ut bis Hane
Nt.,,. a choice and large assortment 81 ran"
yo,,,,. a, VERY reasonable prices, aud on accom-
moda,ing terln'. III
old and celebrated manufacturers T. olec 7,
e. Co. Of Boston, " rich zone, ani hhi-h'u
beautiful, IN ruscs God, black walnut anu ma
hovany. with iron frames, made 90 Inc m"''
.oI.,ap,isl and Nnrs inaulikc manner MISC
the Justly celebrated .f.oiiaH Piano ierifs'
WHICH. Tor -w, . ness of tore, have not been
eauaii.,d Iis4} 49, peculiarly suited To 'h'
country, rs the toan does not rcfGtr" tuning
for years.
The New Improvement in PiaHo Forie-
the palsnt Jibydiipg Oterbrdg', Is also Tor
sale at the zane establishment THIS Improve
m.nt gives peculiar trmrr~- and br'lha't> y"
the treble add 10 the durability hnd slfc"g'h
Of the Piano, and Renders o. c'pahlr oi fcn'a'N-
ing much longer ia tune than those LOO ordinary
use.
WIN. is Agent for Heai Nrs. celebrated
Gran Pianos and ptaune. made iu Pans iof
poac and sweetness Of tone, u'ey 't"ha PR
emu, Mt.
yh, Doire Conpotiai nIarhmsH', J. Pelley
& Co.'S PARIS Pianos, and Instruments from h'i
the hes, manufacture, constantly receiving
and for sale on liberal terms,
S,coaL Iiaad psfngs for sale, from 500 10
5000 each, and taken IA part payment Tor ne"
Pianos.
pianos, Repaired. Tuned, Rented, and AP-
praised.
t;ukcarfs Hie-IeoH--1lus beautiful toned
Wind Instrument for \ il.ago thurshe-' Lodges,
Serenading paulc-, and The private prarlee oi
O,gnni.is. po--e~se. "a sweet and powerful tom,
j. portable. (Neigiins 70 pounds and offered
at 80 enrh.
H. Orders for riitar4, victims, tpi"reet.'s'
claroncis. flutes, Hagcelei-, strings H1l nl'ic-
merchandise Of every bind oili boz rfrHiptA
executed at reasonable prce- Bands -u Piled
with bras. instruments and hand nuee
Harps. double aud single action, IN hand and
mndc ia order. to suit the taste Of purchaser.
Nustc-Thc argcs. catalogue in the South
The stock j. nm accumulation uI over tNrhiA
years ~ II arr many Old aud beautiful ihect7
out of print
N,r Ng,,r received by every arrival from
the North, ard by the Foreign steamship.
.x1aai.h songs dances, Wali/r-, Ac.--a regular
supply. Original music Published every week
a, III. storc--na'irc compositions solicited
Muse, bound copied and arranged. Snbsctp-
ton. received tor the ue,,ges Htfd, Narosi s
Nu,,cai 1imcs, AMI The BfNna"r' o'o. hy
addressing the undersigned. catalogue. 1T inu-
sic will be sent 70 any part cf the adjoining
tate. fpto su. WN. r. MAYO.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-19
PROSPECTIVE
THE SOUTHERN PREsa.

An association of siNiy-ihrce memls., =.
~ Congress, senators and rcprasent,,;,'"'
have constituted the und, rsgncd a com,,as'
Ia superintcnd the establishment of a ~o.,I.
Press at Washington city, to be- devoted IA II,
,,posit,on and defence of southern riph,s ~.
ips,i,u,ions-ihe dissemination Of eos,.r, 4.
formation ~ to northern policy, and he co...'
of political affairs generally, without refr,,..'
to the old party lines of whig and d~uss,.
Arranp mcn,s are now IN progress, proupptl,|
ensure the issue Of such rcp~r up,,r, 4.
title Of Tnr SOUTHERN Pass, for the co.A~.
Of which, suitable editors have been ens.ss
who will also receive the aid Of numks, :
eminent and able contributors.
There will Ice both u tr-wcekly and we,l,.
issue--the latter TO contain substantially n,
same matter as the former, and intended !.
reach those points OF the country whose ~
facilities are limited.
A daily issue will be- added hereafter, sho.u
il he deemed advisable or necessary BY NJ
press and people of the southern states.
The paper will not be exclusively political
but will embrace on itsbroad sheet The gep,,.,
news Of the day, domestic aud foreign, by1u.N
and telegraph commercial and agricultural a
,ellieenrc, literary criticisms, original esss,,
literary and miscellaneous and IN shor N
those items of general interest, the eolIes,,t
aggregate of which constitutes the iatcfry.,
and valuable newspaper Great care will =
taken to give full aud correct reports Of a,
proceedings and debates in both houses n
Congress, rs well as the action Of the lc-,
Legislatures ON the southern question.
4 limited number only of ad,er,isem,,,.
will be reccned--thc man object being |.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-19

HAVE now in Successful operation my
Cotton GIN Factory, thrte-qusr'er. OF
mile west of the courthouse, Marshall, Ie'as'
and am making Gin- with SAWS Of hnc east
.,rrl tla,c. and the best chilled cast ribs aud
6,,. proof hoxes. These GIN Siands are equal
II not superior, go ans npw iu use. Any per
.on wanting gin stand would lind 1t 10 hi.
interest TO IN one Of this manufacture. Az
That he h4. 81 dc" j. 70 inform me OF his de-
sire. and the stand will be sent TO him, and he
viii have an opportunity of testing i's quai'-
tio. without charge Should il fail TO meet his
r,pecta,ions. be- has only Go sei It aside, and
i,f,,p me Of the fact ! would prefer, how
ever. del.,erag them at the faeto'y Thsy
will be- sold at prices in aecordases with The
times. Gin. vii be repaired at the shortest
notrr. ,
Being practical engineer, mil'-righ' black
smith. and maehiui.i, ! am well prepared to
repair all kinds OF mills
An ne GIN stands nre warranted to perform
well. ard should they tall 10 20 80 purchaser
will ni,,at. know where TO ind me.
] : ALEXANDER.
N,,tb ls $50
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-19

4 y l.lSrER oilers for sale the follow
~. ing tracts Of Land at such prtes a'd
terms a. will ensure a speedy sale.
Iieren Umdrcd and ScroWg Acrcs
whcrcon | now reside about six hundred OF
which are IN good state OF cultivation and
without some future disaster VIII produce tins
season d1uh,r the amount Of th" rriee ak.
The buildings are all comfortable and tasty
with first rate GlH, Press, amt torn VA
Also Sir Umdrcd tcrcsot LaHd,
One Hundred and Fiily IN CULTIVATION being
cleared within the last two years.
Also Oac Hmdrcd ana |yiy Ihrcr acrfs
OF land with sixty ceres ia cultivation aud com
Portable building- thereon.
All of these lands are ia good ard healthy
neighborhood, within one mile OF an excellent
school aud church. and are unsurpassed by any
lands in the country in point Of fertility aud To-
cation, beng seven miles from MARSHALL, eigh-
teen from Port Caddo.
For further particulars apply to my Agent
Col. " Il ID. Ward, OF Marshall, who j. duly
authorized to sell any or all of the above lands
during my abs, nee from the Siate-and fully
guarantee the title to the same, as 1t is unds-
putcd. ,,
A. D. LISTER
al,
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rI,AYIDR & PIERCE, Physicians and S"r-
,s,on.. tender their professional services TO
the citizens of Marshall and vicinity, IN the
various branches II their profession
CsIcc No. Johnson new brick building
Marshall. Nov. 10. lst@. NJ" ~
hOCTOR W y. TA,khTT has Perina-
- ncn,ly located ia Maf.hall lie respect
full, tenders hi sersicrsto The public genefa''''
i, su ,b, ,a,ioa. branches of the medical pro-
ieS-ion.
ofee. No. / Johnson. brick building n33
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Mrarns, Tenn, March, 1880.
The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, moral
WORTH and professional requirements, VIII com
pare Eiyorlb, with the most distinguished IA
our country The medical faculty constitute.
an anomaly in thl- or any other country AL
of them are able lecturers and the best 81
Teachers.
Those who will contemplate our geographic
cal position. aud the extent # our population,
can have no doubt A. 10 the eligibility Of our
situation for an enterprise Of the kind A. to
health. including all seasons of the year "e
DENY that ANY OTHER clrt MAS MORE.
a common error exists IN the minds OF many
students relative to the place OF study iug med
icinc: those who intend pmcilclug among the
disease, of The West aud South, should GER
tainIy educate Themselves OF u school Whose
Faculty are practically acquainted "'lh those
Diseases.
Tina, the public may be- satisfied Of the per
manency of this school, Nc feel It our duty 10
state that tine Trustees and Faculty form UNI
in action. whch augurs well for IT. future SITE
cess. aud that the peculiar internal orralallon
which connects them cannot be interrupted.
T.. W VI KING, Esq,
President NJ TIE Memphis iHHme.
march :, $50 10 "
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Our stock Of Clotaug aud Furnishing Goods
Is now scty hrge, comprising % very luii as
.ortmeni. MI made u tie latest and best nun
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