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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-02
~, III. eth of july last a larue meet

e-,- On the eth of July last large meet
kpr OF the Southern members of both Houses
: Congress was held a, the Capitol. A
\ -, m,,ee. appointed at preliminary meet
/ reported an Address to the Southern
People, recommending the establishment
I, Washington City, Of newspaper to be
|, ,o,ed to the supper, aud defence of South
| Interests; which was read and with
ne slight notifications adopted. This
,l,rr,. as thus amended will be found be.
;, II is accompanied with the names of
!. v.three members of Congress, and
.a the number asc to be found the
names of y. $. KAUFMAN aud '. +.
HAWAII
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TIE STATE OF TEN
CotNrX OF li,nGi.oN.


Jasiic,', Conf, J1iiaa FnL, J. r.
husEMHIR Tenn, 4. D 1850.
Handy Strickland w. Robert g. Hodges
pIrENpAxr ~ ATTACHMENT.
10 any la@fm officer ot Harrison county,
tRyErING
WHEREAS Hardy Strickland the plaaiil
W IN the above entitled case has ,i- day
made oath, that Robert g. Hodges is justly IN
dchtcd to him IN the sum of one hund'cd dol.
lars due by account hied in my o'hec and that
the SAID Robert c. Hodges res.des beyond tn,
limits Of this Nate. These are therefore, 10
command you TO summons The said Robert E.
HODGES, defendant, in the above ciai,.cd cause,
TO be- aud appear q; my office, in Harrison COIN
ir, on the last Saturday in November next a.
D., 1850, by publication IN the Texas kcpab.
lcan, newspaper published Ia this county, for
three or four successive weeks previous t.
the return Of his summons, then aud there
to answer the said Hardy Strickland 10 plcu
of debt on said account on file Ia my office,
Given under my hand, at office, this a5,h Of
October A. D, 1850.
JULIAN FIELD. J. =.
Nov q 1870 n2i 81
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TIE Publisher, ot the SOUTHERN Quart. rly
R"slrw beg have 10 cuif,at iitr att, ntlun II
tho puite 10 ftat work, iu return Il ark- for
the ut'arinble Indulgence wheh has smiled
upon It's progress hitherto. md to csrrc.s tie
hope Tint tbs eoun'enafcc VIII not re " ith-
drawn. noR that the pubhcainin pas.ny irum
the hands OF thu totlner ruth INTO tt.ir
own, makes. a. Il were, flesh start in the pur.
-ult Of a we'd known ptoprt,- they esnnet
allow themselves to doubt. ttal--wiih MI ihcir
former couinhuiots, With The addition OF many
new ones not les saluahle AID Distinguished
under the conduct -lfl If Mr. W Gu Morn
SiNNS. IL sole Editor during the past ltHf--
and with the assurance winch the suh>crIh,ts
u"N beg leave to give, ibat the work slil lie
hcuccipfwnrd issued ~ s'ylr very snesrur 10
that Of the pa~i, on better paper with he
n,w Np,, and = rvgaid 10 n-sluess and fnisi,
Which "lii lcaN. II s,eoLi to none N the cour-
iN-il't Mhl conilGac 10 receive nat patron
Hgc whsh Their Own eudcayor and The slalin-
Of such an organ seem reasonably TO demand.
The Writers If ia. Review include I'll, great
cr number of the best and sblcsi names Il to.
country. They represent Me highest h',ra,.
taicui Of the south. and r,f'cc, iru.y, with
native esfnestne-s, force aud fidelity me ~.
policy aud The peculiar institutions Of sur SIC
ton.
We eutrca, the people of the sor.h, nh,
irci the importance ui such u rt riodirfi n.
The Review. To .,ru-, u. driici.rc,..., rrd u,t-
crousls loud themselves 10 o.. ASSISTANCE, W uh
Their conn'cuauec and cnlrufrcree. Il can b.
come the established organ If Come, Tic op,u.
lou--ihc champion of our rights and char c,,r
phfoad-ihc guide and counsel "a intellectual
Arogre>s and proper state at hor-c-ihe arena
10 winch The better minds Of ths country u,at
always distinguish themselves. sal md Tie
proper protccaiiou to cAecuifon ~ d rsfirrni-
ancc--Ihe Wholesome auiheriiy = which ~
may always turn Tor NJ. correction and re-
slriint q crude and snA.g~>i-a SPECULATION.
These are ali oi,lccss of tAs iaa ncsrssii, t. .,
civilized PeeI.e All. ss,s ~ isius to xaa,, ~
enterprise, OF anything 10 lusc d, rn.s>nxss
ane lndlii,fCe,r. tuse more. ask ei 4 .
patrons Of the Review, adsl s.nco ior The past
aud such sympathy and support ior The suisrs
a. are due 70 the vital interests which il ia,k-
fully serves, aad the shafas,cs Nhish !, seeks ~
establish.
All ssnmnnleatiars should he addressed
WAlktk & RICHARDS.
Publishers NoHfhev, VHn'i,rty Kssw~.
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\ + ~ TIER
JAG k~DN NORTON,
Il VDoNli>
! THOMPSON
The Bounty Land Bill.

The Congress Of the uitcd States. at
1t, late secession, having. in spirit 1T jus
ice and ihcraltV, passed an act granting
bounty land to certain officers aud soldier,
who have hcrn engaged IN the military ser
vice of the nted states, the President
la. esteemed it no less privilege than a
duty to adopt all the means in his power
to give prompt and efficient operation to thi,
beuliccut measure.
| deem it proper, therefore. to announce
to those entitled toihe benefit, Of thchw thct
with his sanction | have caused al the nee
essary forms aud iutructions to guide
claimants inappl,ing for aud obtaining That
rlghtr la heprcpared, and they are now III
the hands OF the printer. Vt the earliest
practicable moment, cope, Of these papers
will be- forwarded 10 each member of on
gJr,s. and Ia the cletk of the cour, of every
count, ia the | nited States
1t will hr his purpose 10 administer the law
iu such a manner Is 10 make It what Con.
grc.. designed i. to be, u bounty To- the sol
dicr. and not to agent. and >peculators
The form. aud the mode of proof have
therefore been malp rs simple "A, possible,
aud every facility will be- afforded the Appl
cant, toesmbli-h ,hririu.tdemaud- Clerks
are now engaged in prenlfiue from the rolls
ou hlr certificates of service, I'm order that
those who have uotrcrci'od discharges, or
Internationally osttdrm, may not be- ds1p
pointed ln obtaining their lu-i reward.
The policy Of this hw. nj al il j. provi,
ions i, to discourage speculation IN the
CLAIM, Of soldiers. The act provides thar
all ,ales mortgages lritrr~ ciatlorney, oroth.
cr inslru = OF wfitlnagoire 10 effect the
tllror claim To- amy crciubctorc pro.
,idcd for. made or executed prior TO the
issue. shall be- nul aud void lo all intents
and purposes whatsoever nor SHAH such
certificate or warrant or the land obtained
thereby. be ia any wise affected by, or
charged with, or subject to the payment of
any deb, orclam incurred by such officer or
soldier prior to the issuing Of the patent
IT, hi. lungmrnt the SSuc contemplated IN
the body Of the above rc"itcd clause of the
law is the issuc of Mr pd'rm Consequent
ly. all sales. transfers. assignments, aud in
cumhrauces of soldiers, land claims made
before omaualion OF the patients, are void
and viii be- disuearied hy the t'ovcrumcnt
Spectators are therefore almoui.hed that
they can acquire no tightbN purchase which
will bee recognized bS TIL, Department
/! feel it to be nay duty also to warn the
frank and couiding soldier against the act>
and devices of agents. who viii seek 10 cN.
anreratc the difficulties of obtaining the
land in order to enhance therowu charges.
'Th. rviedrurr of service exists among the
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READY WIDE fLDTlffNG.
MEM ORIG STORE At MARSHALL.
Norris 4 TuCkett.

~ We have the pleasure 10 announce the
W arrival ct oar splendid aud vel. selected
q SiocL 81 fresh and genuine Drps'. M-a..
ctacs r.
We invite tho attention ~ III 10 our House,
whcr, will ever bo iosnd m accommodating
and ohli.ing spint We promise to be faith.
fal ~ our aYoeatiop-to give ever ros-lble at.
tcnlion 20 ihr putting op Of prescriptions with
the most exact nle"ir. al OIL htNrs
We diem Il unnecessary to give catalogue
Of our Siccs and We vii Jus, say, Ne have
almost every thing IN eur Inc, and Of the s,ry
btsi gHahfy
81 The LApirs are particularly Invited to
call and examine our stock Of faariss end
FrrfAmeri,s,
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ulRNIIlLL IIIERI NTlULE.
NgsEssA|

- r. KtE ttf. Undersigned, uhfIp
Or. ssssA completed tacir new and .ra
AM-~--A cou- building -ituaicd neal
tbc square. and immediately on the nam street
running south from the Marshall Hotel. beg
leave very respectfully TO inform their friends
and the public generally, tina, they nrc nov fall
BY prepared 20 stable ior,s or fifty horses, IN
style not inferior TO any Of the city stables
Also three commodious lots. with an excellent
well at lhc door. furnishing a suifceuoy Of wa
icr tor ANY amount of stock
The stable VIII toe immediately under the su-
pcrusiou Of one of the propri.tors, who vii
give It his cutife attention, and use every eff
fort 30 give general satisfaction.
They VIII base constantly y hand the very
best ptovcndor the country produces besides
faithful and attentive husilcr~
Horses can be delivered at the stable or Al
Mr Jaucs Mrtowns, the proprietor If The
Marshall Ilciel, where, if tie weary Traveller
stop-. he viii always find warm hearts 20 wei
come hlm, and administer every thing that ti,
most G,stidous could desire, TO render him
comfortable aud harpg
Gail and tU ms once, and { We do not give
YOU pericci satisfaction, Ne viii not cal. ou ou
aeaia 20 lry.
TUCKER & DUNN
June ~ rs tf
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sale OF Austin Lots.

tuMffEoittk tftNF,
Austin. September II, 1850.
I'm CONFORMITY WITH LAW there Wi
be Snld. at i'ublle Nucuon, TO the highest
bidder at the Comptroller Office, on Monday.
the i6fh Uly i Decembsr is5o, such OF IN.
unsold lots belonging TO tho State, situated ~
tho CIV OF Aas,in, not exceeding one-haif of
the entire number, a. may be deemed etpedlent.
TERMS -Dn.-third tash, the other two-
thirds in two equal lnstulmenis. the hfss pay
able SIR Noaihs from the date of sale, the other
in Iieehc Months, Tor which approved security,
must be executed -possesssSn gwen on The
paymen; of the hisi inslament. iaiis7e to
ban either Of the ln,ialmcuts as lhey boeome
due acts a. forfeiture OF the property Is wei!
a. Of The amount which may have been pad on
the same
lrA LIST Of lot. may be seen at the Comp
,rollefs's Office.
JAMES u H'ltW. Cc~H'eir-.
Nov . 1880 i-l y
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I ETTERS Of Administration WIRE granted
to The undrrsienca on the estate Of Thes
Horton. deceased at tho september term Of the
County Court If HARRISON county. Al per.
sons having claims sgainsi said estate will pre-
cent them a. the law directs. and those Indebted
wii pa, 10 " :. HORTON, Admir-
October ~. 1880 roo 81
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For Auls..

Trcafy oae Thousand icrcs of Lamd
NIrI ATED IN Harrison tp,hrr Smith, and
= Wood Counties, IN tract, 10 suit purchaser.
Title undisputei. Term, accommodating
ALSO
One hundred Town Lots IN the City OF Mar
shall. with cligcblc site. for private residences.
Together with 1--WE improved lots and comfor-
table dwellings thereon for further particulars
appl, 10 the undersigned
W. r. D. WARD
A. , is,Q u9l If
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Rum Away.

rs RAN AWAY FROM the plantation Of
81 " : Richardson, deceased, three nn.cs
Nm W Of Marshall. about the ith Of Oc-
lohc1 a negro boy named WILLIS, Of the fol-
lowing deception OF dark copper color,
with hight pot on the under hp about five
feet ten inches n height aud well built. lie
had on cotton cloihc, and a white wool hat
when hc left He also carried With him n
double barrel gnu--one q rifle. the other shot
gun. and a brace OF pistol, Any information
concerning ~ad boy wll be thankfully received
or a liberal reward Viii be given for his appre.
hension and delivery to the Oserseer at the
plantation in tins county.
NoV2u SAM J. RICHARDSON.
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ENANS, GREGG, & KEY have rcmoyed
IL from their old stand, 10 thcir new brick
buila,ng. west eide Of The Public Square, cor.
ner of Houston Avenue where The, wogld b.
plascd 70 see lll lheit cid friends and customers
and as many more new ones.
pctohor "a 1850 nap if
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THE AID Il z IS

|
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IL
n, rasaaiiits 70 ~h'ch u"' fH','ei nc dafg a. pre-
t,rtsg an tfire" ~ me pe"pf &" ne sia,eholding
>giss Hpoi hf 'u'gfdf o, a Naa'hern oRdn, 10 ~
,,fslisatd N N, cay " Washington, PIT forth n,
lIlrniug
| FELLOW tirlftNsi \ hu"hct oi senators anu
cnlnlNes !" '"hg'' ''h NE southern states
~ the ruufrirrrf deeply impressed WIN s'itse -
~ Danger Witch b''.' iho,c saic.' have considered
.rrtuis means OF sell'd"ien'e wiihih the linton
.gl ilr constitution ana nave come !" The tnucison
ai 1t highly nPr'hn' !" rHtthll-h W. tbs city
"a p Niith. whh"ut "''t'A'' !" l'Ihl'hl ihHN sit1
L de, oed {" the tgi, a"d Interests Of the south 80
nf a. hry arr iho'',h IN l' questions ft""lhR on
ID Ainrau slavery !" t''Ah'Nh ana MAINTAIN surh
pagef Yeuf support T. necessary ana accordingly We
adin,.. sou Ca the suhtol
IA .. contest TO" g"uS on 'ie constitutional equal
ii, u iiisrn states l% pun IN qhrHph SUM siAlrrn
aul5d million. worm ni n'hf' PfnFrY H. thN"''"i
r,fdY nnl indirectly though n" iess -uroiY 40 m
.alruahe amount OF property ~ oth'r i"fins hul 70
"a, tbs iu state lrsT lu'h hal lhr du"n That hangs
o,rf YOU Your s"r"i i"fn. ana in-uinil"hs-"hlrh
.rfafate the European AMI Nfrhh met- mt" distinct
s,.>s. and assign I" "ach INHERENT spcr" ~ sorrN
ARE threatened WIN overthrow "hslhrf u" hefr"
1 !. 81 occupy the same N"n' thhk WIN Ut WIN hhh'
and euj'i rquliy TIE rights p.Nese- and iminhhi'
Ne. o ciiizenshiPin short MI 'he horrors anil dish
t,, Of socict question OF greater mnueui Than
AM psf- question OF mere property can be
such the contest now going on-a contest ip Witch
pahi- opinion u NOT thr prNh'h"r T. dcsiluei To ~"
prominent i"r" mo YET Hn ".s7i ~ w. nl''n
interests OF those dsrairo hh' ~ Yet been established
nor doe. there exist any paper which cnn tr ihr com
m5n medium Tot an interchange 81 "plhiotS hhnhf-
he southern states 'nhhc opinion - u hhs been
iffnr add directed ry W" c"nnirl ,iHener :" inle
r-.i aud pnluiifr' Is tr i"f'f N'hth mas e"h most
en araius; us N the war now going on against tie
Institution Of negro slavery ana vet W. have taken
~ -h- 'nal means I" make ann maintain iHl '-'"r
with d upon Whch .nf safety ana lNftAi1 our s''m
existence depends whoever VII l"7h !" 'le history
Its
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FRESH 81 PPLi -
=. ". BARRETT a co.

hESIt,t TIL IL ~ utits ,,uil,. aff,utton to
II their Spring and Nnm,aey stock, Just r..
eoised ct their stand at the Me- ond ~ he
Pph',c >p,ars, Marshall They would say to
their customers and the public generally. that
their goods were bought IN New Orleans, from
''r""' i''p'''ug "''" '''i "''''T '"e'n-
ce,io, .rbsi, .,,.I r,e.,Is, ,o,, 49, '' vi
i,,,. It,.
H.. - ,
,.,e,,. ,..,,.. - .,,,j ,t,.'l..d t,,,l;o,.
....,,t,.J. Il, r,..f,.t - - 49,,
..,',,,c,.',,,,.. s!,,,, III, - ...,i',
cloth, ticking. cotton s,r,,c.. .r,.n ,trrI /.
gra.. cloths. din,rv. Sc. g. dsn,ssk eur.
,sirs. .,ph,,,,c,,t Ia linz, ,.,,,b,,,. hng
dr... Lo,,, .,.,,.5, ~, Dr.. la. Inn. ,,,,n
Lla,k and Whit. holland tnhl. liu,n. do.iotl.
dndtapcr usnl.tns Sc Sc .,,ntcd nv lin.
blaek de-. So,.. and f,uU ,,p.lo. Tbortc1
p'ad and -,r,ped Swi... enh,oil,,r. a, IN
natt,rns T,,'rl iaaL,,a,s #, eVc,, ,.r,.',, t.
rirrhnms If o,rry ya,iet,. ,b,nLr do mid
rolor.. chas,lr, linen rl.in and .old cnIor.
chapreallc do DO .el,et. alliances b,,,k
blue. and brown. ,p,hra,de,.d ,ei,.ln ennc.
wells para.oi. slk and poke, bdkf.. and
black aui silk cra,at-; linen and lawn, &C.;
long Nuts Nd and -ilk gloves, iacr,, edsng,
inserting, &c hosiery OF eyoft variety.
II u \ \ t. rs
ls Fancy slk bonuct,. with ard wiihou
$50 plumcs open worked DO lace DO.
French lace do Mohair DO. Ms, Jenny Ian
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steisn,an aad Florist.

Um. U,nn. tgeM.)
Ga, GAEnfs farm. aud flower seeds yaficn
49, tools. fruit lrres Of all Kinds shtuhh~rv.
~ greenhouse plants. Du,rh hsib"u-. A"~-
ef roA-, double dahhas, hooks on gasd~n,ss,
Ne. H. s"s sa'e al Lower v',s,a sl,sa Say sth~s
house IN this city. Please call before rurcha>-
ing any he>c else At No. 20. Cara. street, new
buildings or thn ieyee.
An orders promptly a.'"hdcd o and put N.
of ~. vcr' best s-iiclcs .nhom delay. Flow.
o. garden Al Mr. end 81 srblfc stvt., on Jose.
pt,ne. near Jackson. iaiavc''e rtgy
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Mr.. Henry NJ Pawn. of IIxJ,, .l..,,;. I

'as memory, announces new discovery.
BY which, be says. Lc has succeeded IN
making coiiain bodies rcpu.sise to water.
Ia letter to the 'cioniihc hnericaa, on
this subject, he says that The whole surface
OF the bottom and side, of ,hip tof pc
cular form from the stern post to the
broadest cross section, has by peculiar
electrical state, repul-ivc action on the
huid, which consequently buoys il up, and
gives IT an onward motion so long as this
electrical action is continued. This mo.
tive power is furnished and continued BY
magnetic electricity. Mr.. p. predicts tina,
the cry of humbug will again be raised
No doubt Of Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-02

T. J. DAVIS. the cairyoyaut writes to
the Spirit Messenger that he is inyestiga-
ting the causes of crime, aud asceitainng
how long the consequence OF vice extended
into the future world He says daily
examine the spiritual condition OF John
" Webster | saw his spirit leave his
earthly body. seven hours and half sub.
scquen; To his execution. and have since
been engaged in observing the various
changes wrought upon his spiritual organ.
ism aud upon his conviction Of future
state,
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Owe III AD1EjD L0rNiii

NYll.l. Ike sold on sis aud twsl,e mea4ts
w time, situated in ,he iifth Wsmi, Hosth
Ea-, Of Marshall, gu the Bib ef July sxsl
Those wishing eligible .itGaiioNp for sls6a q
residences would do ~s'!io cxannas lrvsij4s
to the dsy Of salc Sss"a
". \. D. WARP, !
Jane Sth, 1880 ssM w0fs<sa
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(uris. wigs, TOupecs, sc.

Mons. RtffIER' Har Dresser respect
vi falls Inform, 'he Ladies and ocnilemen
of ih. paec, and the surrounding country. that,
having received from New Orleans and the
North large assortment Of hair. be is nov
ready 10 Gil say or.efa cn,rsstsd to bin
Hs~,tet jn- -, 1857. li.,iIn.
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lJ' Editors, md paper. friendly to The en-
tcrru-e. viii please publish this r,osl'clus.
which viii entitlc ucm to an cNciarss with
the LcwSpayet. Al 10 romlh with His r--
quest w'li send u copy Of tie paper containing
1t 10 the committee.
WAsrlsgTuS, May %, 1850
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The Havana correspondent of the New
York Sun SAYS that M he has seen in sey.
eral papers published ia tie North, that
Americans ENJOY the same privileges AS
heretofore, he reels bound to correct the
mistake. An American, il he is known AS
such. cannot pass through the streets of
Havana without being called freebooter,
pirate, etc. Nearly every day difficulties
occur, and Que person Is now confined for
the awful crime of drawing a pistol on u
sabre. Those who Witnessed the ;ransac.
ton declared unanimously that the soldier
first iusuled the Californian, and tia, the
latter drew the pistol only is self.deienee.
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Adn,tnistrmtien Nseic~.

NWSsstWtSt6WtIO0 NOvvCTs
IN The so'h Of September. 1851, letter. II
= Administration w~st vlrrten to tie m.
dcr.ienrd 81 the estate Of VIM. ~ lacv d~.4
ceased. b, the county court ,rvtssing IL ~
es'H,cs Of deceased PERSONS fos Pamela rcssay =
Texas. All persona, tLcrsf'sc. having slaiess
against the said estate. vii rfrscnt 'b~p ,siy :,
authenticated, aud shp.e indebted 10 tae Aa,,.v
viii masc IN, ncui to 4
THOMAS a. DAVENPORT.
Oct 5. 1850 i,ct Adminis, rat~y.
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There was a large meeting of the oppo-
uents of the fugitive slave law in Worcos.
ter. Mass, recently Hon Charles Turner
presided. During the evening n fugitive
Iust arrived gave an account of his escape
from bondage. \ committee Of vigilance
of forty persons was appointed to keep a
look out for slave cntchcrs, who are to be
requested as soon as known. tc leave the
city forthMIth
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The Parh correspondent OF the South
cra iHtrarg Messenger states that aerial
navigation i, all the rage in Europe, and
upon the eve of discovering the secret OF
locomotion at will through the air Spain,
England. aud France are riyaliug each
other in their efforts for this magnificent
re.ull.
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Terms.

For tri.weckly iafing The session II
Congress, and seni.we.kly during
the recess, the price viii ie. pr
nuuum O. 90
For weekly paper ~
The price OF subscription mus, hc paid u-
,ariabls tn advance, and IT,. eG.h accompany
the nauc sent
MI svrsons procuring ten usmcs -hnti he en-
ii!cd 10 t,etitc CORY etaiis nor oTe y.sf.
A T.. BtTl fK.
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+ II /. VI \ Il X T. + :
r e M r E II A N c e .

OLIyr BRANcu Temple OF lIoNoR.
No. >. will hold il, regular meetings o.
the evenings of the "a and iih Saturdays
in each month
The officers elect for the term beginning
November lsi. $50, and ending Nav 30lh,
1851 are rs follows.
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The state Of Texas.
p.trss II Martin. -. Mary L Ma'iin--soh in
Divorce.

r. he st.rif ef Pcgol. Covny-Gr~ing
NN'iiEKfAS Patrick II Martin BIS. the 2cih
W day u October 1850. filed Ms petition in
the office Of the clefk - the District Cont, for
Pauoia count, atofc-aid, against iiay L NRf-
tu, 10 a -uii Of Divorce, stain. 10 -u''s'anrt rs
follows. ~ wis. That the ,a,d Nafy T.. T. Il
son resident of tins State, and resides ~ ~
kansas that he said Patrick ni,ftnnfncd With
the said Mary l.. ON or about the siAih Dry
II March eighteen hundred AID forlS .ninc ,
that Afterwards, 10 vii On tie thirteenth da,
Of MAY eighteen hundred and hlly. and on divers
days before that dly. shc SAID Mary t. did, At
P.uolt county. aforesaid. commit al adulip
with one Ahrnm Payne: that petitioner ha- not
since his know hedge thereof. lived with said
Mar, T., or otherwise treated her Is his wife.
ard pmys 10 be divorced fem the said defend
ant. These are therefore, to command YOU TO
summon the said Mar, T.. Martin by Publication
ia the Texas Republican. published "a the to@n
oI Marshall, for four speees-iy. weeks, that she
appcar u, The D,-,nrt toufi lor thu Count, OF
Pamela, at the Cour, house in the town of Car.
thage, on the eleventh MONDAY after tho third
Monday in September, \ n 1870, to answer the
petition Of the said Patrick II Martin in suit
for divorce ~ above stated.
Herein fail not and make then and there due
return thereof, the LAW directs.
Tcs,c; Mus /. iilooiss. Clerk
OF the District Court OF Pamela
XI3S6 County. Given under my hand
~ aud seRl Of said Court, this the
10Th day Of October, \ y 1880.
VI l.. HIGGINS, d Crk.
Issued tbs Goth October. 1850
~ l.. llsGfSs, y. CTR.
Received IN Office, this 2oth October, $50.
J IT. ASprRsoS. Sh'h 7. e.
Handed TO the Editor Of the Tcsa, Rcpubli-
can for publication. this 20 October, 1850
H. AspERsos, Sh'f =. e.
October 90. 1850. n30 81.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-02
NORRIS A. TACkETT.

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