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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-17

FELLOW, C,rix.Ns: am before you rs
candidate for the Office OF Associate Jus
lice Of the Supreme Court, and ms II VIII
not be ia my power to meet mauy OF you
in person before the election. la~e this
mode Of addressing you on the subject.
In presenting myself to you, and solicit
ing your support for this high and hon"ra'
bic station, have no pledge to give IN ro'
turn. other than that OF faithful discharge
of tho duties which will 6evolye upor me. II
elected. This pledge have no hesitation
in making, and tho history OF f,;y life. !
trust. affords sufficient evidence that ii will
bs redeemed.
In reference to my qualifications for the
office. it hardly becomes me To speak. To
those who know mo personally, il is aimee.
sssary to do 40. and beg leave to refer
such ~ do not know ne to those who do.
and by whos- Judgment and "pi"io"s | will
mos, chesrfuliy abide. may. howsssr. b.
permitted n say. thas Il chosen oas Of your
jadf~s. l shall moi - seee ~ hs.sa gu
tirrlv dcssisats al kseWte1rs Of what ~
longs 70 the judieial ehavasssr. lndsPsnd.
On, OF The iaior.nasioss asq1ised BY = log
course o. teAWs"4s o"0 49, Sts~s'~~ -
rived from A. sxssesivs psastscs fsv aess
than twenty .Hvs yssss y ~ hess easres
of the States 10 which havs rsutdd. -
eleven wears on the bsNsA = ~ Ueilea
States Courts in Florida, ~ jn4DMt3p u
which. together with . sslasy q twsssy-
eight hundred dollars year. sssyned 70
identify myself with the fortunes o. Is.as'
have now been resident OF the RspsAs'e
and State nearly thirtss" years, aud dsn"g
that time have endesvored 10 perform I'll
the duties required OF me ~ cst'aen.
II these facts. in regard t" the truth 81
which invit. the most riged scrutiny, give
me s"y clsim To your confidence and sup
port, 1 shall BE- grateful for their reception.
and hope that sense Of the obligation
which will rest upon nc. will caass me. 81
all times, 80 to deport myself - 10 show
that they were MT unw"rthlly bestowed.
Your fellow citizen.
JAMES WEBB.
Austin. March 90. 1851.
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Nr.sss iousu,sy 4 P.rnlo


Slss--ln looking OYER The lines written hi me hes
ell tesan scrurry lrtreiy-d there were s~vrfni ef
ror~. wl,ch originated surY.e from four not being
able Ia make out all The wnfds n the m,nu.rflp' "h'ci
wa. written very illec,hiy Lest the readers Of tho
Republican" should entertain the drlusye 'sliri
Tint hal discovered ne~ Kind Of oribosrsphy snd
.yutas, beg you to make tho following corrections
Tho r-i ia tls second vefsr A. the com
rnunrecnt Of Che lhir l'ne instead n money lnf which
had the least thought fcad many VI the end OF
the n.si line instead nt roll read rolls lluih and not
nv.,- being the verbs subject, In the seventh line OF
III. verse. Tor waving. '-sd waving \, the end
vi the third sen- instead II fow. read blow u
would bs very natural for water 10 How but mo
idea IT rose. flowing ~ garden s certainly 'tg'nH
Al the end Of the sscnnd line. IN the fourth verse L"
.ea, Of rise rad run. In the a- line Of the safae
verse. for ho~,ng green read ho~-ry green IN me
.sth Inc of the Gh for neh'~nssle road night
inxar Al III. beginning oi tho seventh l'nc, Of ,hs
last verse for wi, read u Ia the last llne If The
lx.t verse, for hon, rad eur,
Respectfully.
Your hnmslr -.ry'l
Ri itLUfHNAkFW
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MHLARD FILLMORE.
By the President
W. :. DrnRcx, Acii9g Seer a. N S'uic

FiRiNG At Az AMERICAN STEAMER IN
rirr PoRr or iIAvAN.--We are informed
that IA the steamer Falcon was coming out
Of the por, Of Havana, at night, she was
met ny the Spanish man.oi.wa steamer
pisnrrn. which fred two loaded guns n, her.
the balls going over the Falcon Captain
lIar,steinc immediately collected Nil the
old iron. bare, chains. &c, he could find,
aud rrcpaeed TO load the ouly piece OF ar
'l,efy he had aboard intending to return
the hfe ci the Pzarro. in case Il was con.
llnued., Explanations were, however, made
nv the commander OF the "izarro, aud the
Falcon proceeded ON her voysge. They
must hive big scare ON them, - 1.e e,er
faithful. is.c.-Usiia.
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W"ghEAs there 10 reason 70 helisve ~
. military espsditiss u sheet u B, d.
ou' in the United Ssss.s with intention IA
'ssds ths island 81 Cuba a colony O,
spain, with which tile country i. a, pcscr
s"d whereas il IL believed that this q, ,,e,i;
No" 10 irsti9a'ed and set on foot chiefly by
foreigners, who dare I" make our shor..
the sccRe OF their guilty and hostile prepnr.
atoms against n friendly power. aud seek
by falsehood and misrepresentation, to Sc.
ducs our own citizens, especially the Young
aud mcons'derate, into their wicked
achsmes--an ungrateful return for the ben.
efita conferred upon them By thi. peopl.
HI permitting them TO make our cous.ry an
asylum from oppression. and in fragrant
abuse OF the hospitality thus extended TO
them:
And whereas such expeditions can only
DC regarded as adventures for plunder aud
robbery, aud mus, meet the condemnation
OF the civilized world, whilst they are de.
rogatory 10 the character of our country.
~ violation OF the laws of nations, and ex.
pressly prohibited by our own. Our stat.
utes declare chat, il AMY person shall.
~'''in the te''itory or jurisdiction of the
United states, begin or set IN fo,a, or pro-
vide or prepare the means for any military
expedition or enterprise, to b. carried on
from thence agans, the territory or ,omin
ions OF any foreign Prince or State, or Of
any colony. district, or people. with whom
TIVE y liiied states are at peace. every person
=" oi'sodng shall be deemed guilty of n
high misdcmesnor, aud shall be fined not
exceeding three hundred dollars, and I'm.
pris"ned 40, more than three years.
Now, rmEREPoRE, have issued this, m,
PROCLAMATION, warning all persons who
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Af NoRels G. TAcglTr IS u we'd to John
" sons brick binding, where their old Gus
TONER'S. and the expected host of new ones
may iind that accommodating spirit which has
heretofore characterized their house.
We would oall the especial attention Of the
community aud those whO may visit Marshall
to buy medicines. 10 the met that when thu
sp,.sriacipm" IS "planked down,' We vii
deal ont our d ugs and medicines az low, o.
lower, than can he purchased 10 Shreveport
IL We have almost every article ~ our line.
Or medicines are trvsh Our stock already
large, ard heavy addition now on the way
direct from Philadelphia.
We furthermore ask she favor Of yop "a
call and examine our price. h"for" opening
new accounts for this year, and II Ne do nj
catch you It vii slniosi kdl you to resist tbs
temptation.
We hayo lots Of pretty things coming
January | /, 1851 n19ii
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~ 81 AHkItEU AN tOK sALE
AT j J. GtLLAtffLK'S,

y 81 - 'NssIsIc'FSsn ~,
4 IL the ultk"sek. lhs, h,s,s.y gives any
~ ac.utht .i to-wi;
Supcrur .pgar.h,.us- nolasses: golden
-yrup. best I,n.a,ia coffee PRIME article bs y
su.sr. superior pulv.tixed sugar.: powdered
do; Boston loaf do. English DAIRY, pineapple,
and western cheese; superior to,hcn, dairy,
and wcyirrn butter, suga: cured hangs dried
s~nison hams fresh leaf lard all descriptions
Of ties, viz; Tyson, impcnsi, i'o,ichong, Black,
snd Gunpowder; Extra Article Of Louisisns
family sonp; sperm and star csndcs; all kinds
Of pickics-G--kin-, Presli!o mixed do.
Also,
A fine sssor,men, Of English imported
aud p.ekallle.
Also \ splendid LOT End assortment Of pre-.
-~rses-Enger, eiiron, aud figs in drums, rais-
ins, English grspe-, currants, ersnberr.s, eur.
rant and strawberry j-lliesi peaches preserved
in their own juice
Aprieois pears, ind prunes preserved In their
own juice,
Lobs'srs in cans; also picked fresh .ar-
din~s;
No. Mackerel in kit, and barrels
also Salmon ia kits dried herring, superior
qualify,
Candies--lsrge lot.
FRS. quality cgsrs, common do, Cuba sixes
Pure tart. acid sasraiu., pearl starch box.
s,do;
All linds Of dayorng-peppcr sauce;
Fine article chewing tobacco;
Winter slrsilled aud lard oil ; cider vinegar;
Packed pigs feet; buckets;
Bran new buekwhent:
Spices, nulmegs, ginger. and cinnamon;
Cas,.sl ard fancy soaps:
scotch and MseAbs stuff;
Worcestershire .auce--snd many other srli
clss too numerous 10 mention.
~ subsssibes respectfully sclciss a shsss
ling" go
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CUILLS AND FEVER,

I~'manen, rn,ldolc against all foru,. of the
poisonous effects Of Msasmsta ei'eeiipa
speedy md permanent cures OF
CHILLS AND FEVER,
and all the dferen, varieties Of Fevers torpid
liver, enlargement Of the spleen, dyspepsia,
dropsy, Jaundlce. md all kinds OF constitutional
debility aud arrangement OF the system, are
speedily remed,sd by these invaluable medi.
cine,. These valuable an,ipotsi remedies were
discovered by Dr. l. T. Henderson, and have
been successfully tested by sone Of the best
ply -icians in the South, and by thousands Of
other persons.
Those medicines are wholly Vegetable, and
are harmless under any circumstances. The
principal ingredients entirely new remedies,
used by no other person in any form as mrdI-
cine.
In malafal Diseases, they ac, as an an,ido,e
sanins, the po,.onou, effects Of impure air, aud
- ~ no preceding preparation Of the system,
ash comprise The Cathar,ic. Diaphcreiie Scd-
atve,N TehN principles; thus accomplish
ing dDe11eQnaum in the treatment OF these
diseases, long enasht for before the discovery
Of these mcdcinSA
All who have use lo...,lue, c,he hes, r.medy
heretofore known hdssu1asmi,tsnt f.ver) mus,
effects. 49,
Quun-. In many n..anccs s~9om
element and gssimlgia, and eephalic DISTURB
ance-, il inuim.-abIe. But the Eureka Medi.
cine can be used under any circumstances or
condition Of the system where = tonic. purge.
or d,aphorctic il needed. with ,n- happ,es, ri.
feeis. The tonic mildly acts on the bowels
carrying of the muco bilious matter collected
there; collecting the action OF the liver aud
spleen, and assisting nature to throw OF the
iInp-dIen,s to healthy action of the body, ny
natural remedies, calling into action suspended
natural laws thereby removing the causes and
effects of disease through the NATURAL channels
OF the body.
All that ia asked far these Wonderful med
cine, i, C,, tr,nl which vll satisfy nll of their
u.psrail,lled yir,u.s. TIER fame i. built M.
Oh their own efficacy. and a compsri,on with
all other r-,uedir, is challenged. phy-irians are
requested to usc the Eureka Tonic aud Nepen-
thean Pills, ~ they would any other TOME with
any previous Preparation of the system they
please, aud they viii be convinced they are the
superior OF Quiniuc, aud the whole catalogue
OF rouics used as Inlernlleuts
Their use is admissible at any lme even
when the patient has The highest fever For
sick head arhe and oh~lfucied mens'rualion,
The, have no eaual. For particulars see tome
directions.
Also. DR.. l. r IIfyDERseS's Eureka Purityipy
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THE STARE or TElInS. 8

COUNTY " n lAt11t \
Cousiy Court rsrsaiasag n saans = ax-sa'sM
and ssasff. s,
ICY A. sToaE. a., sf8tsa ofshe ~
j i sons and estases Of Mary Asa ~ 8isA-
sls porur. Ia. t.,.,! bar accounts a. fe4i *.
;lemenl. The Il. fhsr;afe. 10 gre $685. dAss
they ~l he epsusa In exsinsnai'sA ~ ttsa'+-
asct \, III. ne Il isro 81 asi coust, 70 - hxad %
the last Aendsy ia Hag ff7stans.) a ~ ssusfs
hoyss IN the soan q Nlsshall, xAta ~ 4 ' k<te
Al. person. gasssrsSsa Is tie s'slt.ss ttsss sajd
wards MIR ss.e.4 AID eon,est thsU Il tAY
shink proper w
D. cider II Inc ssanty tasst,. -.
3. q. tEAz1M ca
MAY IA. 1881, NC ! IS NJ \
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TIVE ssisssiened ARE constantly receiving,
i at their establishment 10 Shreveport, fresh
from the northern vl;is., and from Nr,k Orleans,
the most superior arlielss Of Dry Goods,
Clothing and Hardware. - sell as ,boics
assortment Of srecsFies. Their store viii
always he found full and their stock. entire, so
that purchasers may meet with a ready accou-
mediation IN the above lines.
They would recommend those coming TO
Shreveport TO purchase goods, TO give them y
call before purchasing elsewhere, satisfied that
they will give satisfaction as 10 quality and
pslces T.. & D. JACOBS.
ar We VIII pay cash, or trade for Cotton
aNf pp'trlps 13-bm
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NGS!G NfIiDOL.

<..susa MR. SUMMERS has just returned
H8aX from thu North, with foil supply
" at Husir and Nnsic,i Instruments,
and. IN connection wGh Mrs. NORRIS. is well
prepared 10 instruct thirty cr toriy pupils, has-
my w their inusc room four splendid pianos,
NJ s. Va appri,ed that pupils learn faster, and
more correctly by taking lrssoss % Good sud
@vhtoncd Instruments.
Ar =. 'ahss 'fis opportunity 70 thank the
community for their patronage last year, ard
hopes Ihat his perpsnenry Of neaiion here IN
Marshall will be some iadgcemes. for an IN
crease Of pHp-.
1r Mr. $. viii tune pianos at an, time when
called IN uab II
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THIN oe~ And splendid boat,
ssokrH, Captain, viii run rcga-
aIlllllhn srly throughout the business s.a-
SOP, between Jefferson, Port Casiie, and .Nsa
Orleans, touching at al intermediate handbags.
khe has been haii expressly fos this trade, Ard
for safety, and the character cf has sevoNnsedA-
ticas, canaet b. surpassed BY any bess oa The
river Her eaS'n ia large and comm.dioaA and
neatly At,ed up II is intended she sAsli csui-
hsr@ .pssd, sals,y, I'd comfort
DEC. ~. 1850. nnS6 II
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Gnaah Amixal.

MORRIS 4 rACKkrr have jea tsesvsd
~ A. cpsasd splendid ssPesy q fs*sa
drsys am4 ssejlciaAs. fA~r s'cea = esMP'sse,
saA we'll sslscssd. Garden sssds " ~ great
Ell ahundaass. A bs.stifal VARSITY AZ sxqss.
sils psrfsnsy A MI supply Of every thing
10 aid The sfsksed asd sntsssaas's u 'hs ha-
man M. Can ~ ~ sAsir sssek, for they
have lots II psssay thsaes nA0n
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DmS1 Arrived,

L SPLENDID assortment OF hne Cutlery
~ such a. finest pocket knives, one dozen "bo-
som companions" half dozen fine double barrel
led guns, hest article Observing needles ever made
any auan,ity IL tisi,.hook- and fish lines already
riyged, a loi Of 8 seckdologrv-," violin string
al kinds Of percussion caps; hcsdes, the protest
lot Of eretty things any where to be found in
ahe diasin." Any or ali ofwhich We Offer very
low III tAs .psxerinctusa,' or on time 10 IT,
speasib,s dealsr
NORRIS 4 TACkETT.
Aay 10th, iooi. ua6 At
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CITATION.


N0MpSOH 4Hcj ohOH nam. rs JOHN ~ "a "
Ths Srf1; OF TxxAs.
County OF Hxrslnnn.
49, -, If sad etaay-trr'isU
Vow reeby eonmoiid.d TO snmmor
i john 1fa b. and appear beGsfe 90
=. .., %y oiass' 49, ..'. y g ~, : &
County. Texas, for ,lin - -.
scus 10 the return Of tits pitniien,
Saturday IN May, a. y. 1881. u 4 ~
A. ". Then and there - answer ~ teepl1
Of Sampson Mccomn nsm. u IL 4Glnts d.
Jcrti-la CrGnk, deceased, IL a plea " @rbt due
~ join, note briefly as follows on the 6rsasasy
OF January next We or esther Of ~ psonsise u
pay y, MCGOWAN. adm Ut the estate VI j~susk&
crunk. deceased or bearer the sur Of esghty-
five dollars, aad :iliy cents, Sc, d4s@ January
9Th. 1850
Herein fail not. and make due yseavn Vt ~
~ the lass directs. Il
Given ,,udsr my hard q, office This AprH 3oeoss
1851. a
May 10, 1881. NAG -
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Cards Of all kinds, Show Bills, Hand bills,
Horse Bills, Bin Heads, Notes of Hand,
Receipts, Funeral Tickets, Election Tick
cts. Circulars, Blanks OF every description.
Orders FROM a distance viii receive prompt
attention.
They keep on hand Blansr for District
Clerks and Justices Of the Peace.
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nadsden 10, Fla, Jan, ID. 1881.
This is to certify ihst my son William has
hs, been cured Of the crsmp cole by Dr. a. w..
Veal, after having been afflicted with the com.
p.inI a, dnefent lines iog hse years,
G.. W. kgxr.
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MARSHALL. HOTEL,

NaRh,tsAL, 1LNAS.
- THIS large and eon.modio'is es'aAlisf.
Es.;, neni isnnw o0en for t.c reception Of
Ls-AA bUaFdcsS and lfss sv,~. THE proprietor
vii oay say, Tia, has whole attention VIII be
directed 10 promote The cumiori Of his visitors,
Aiin,l,rd 10 the above Establishment is one
of the largest and best stables in the state.
Horses will be received aud returned at the
Hotel
Cali and give the new proprietor trial.
VI. l.. HAMMOND. Proprietor.
Eehrunrv IL 1851 3ty
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~ lDvEAT1sEMEkTA,
1sES ~ PAhsON..


II tamp >freei. Ns~ Oriecss.
Agent for the ~alc OF the celebrated
= F"stes manufactured by J. Checker.
-, and Nuns & Clark, New York.
- coEed~d tina, the above name. stand
mss thu list Of American or foreign manu-
laciuiV aad their Pianos ARE offered with con.
AZ eA on sale, = general assor,mcu, OF
'ae aoovS nsned superior instruments, smbra.
eng the - esteemed f.olian Attachment,
with Ives RI ~ Reeds.
NQTICE.
=, Inc subscribers No84nce % the citizens Of
New Orleans, tina, MI 1bsx, Parsons. No. 90
PiAso Fon1rs. with a ki,hou, Colemao',
Eoiisn Attachment, snd No. TuxAsLK Rgrp,.
and the only person auskeelon1 70 use their
names as nicb agent. In evefv uunancr Pianos
taken from ,hi. store are gua711 hy the
''''''' NUNS 4 cLA
257 Brost'coy Ner ~
CHICKERING'S PIANO FURTEt
The public will please take notice that Mr
HENRY Parsons, SO Camp street. ia NV only
agent FOR the sale Of my Piano Fories in Lou.
Is'ann, and that instruments taken u, this depot
may be considered fuzzy guaranteed from the
factory.
Orders may Oe left for any kind of ns,ru.
men,-, ard no advance required until the article
is received and approved
J. CHlCKERl<G.
3a4 Washington street, Boston.
ne a'so has on bard largs supply OF select
music OF the latest style.
Way H. 1901. v1na7y
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TO LUCY.

TO LUCY.
Thes hssi Al eye like The diamond
And smsnd like The snn.
And shsrs n mons like 'hs~, M NJ" ono,
Fo< Ia Thy esnsls fossa shsss Re 30 'ansn
(asses Asvsss.
~ naaa saeh Asan sAsa doss wreath
0flsss supw>Ae.
A11una ~ $500 : h ssAs NJ waking
~ onbaupstpss ~,
Anteg6 - sssa - asas = doth
4 - 49, -.
- qu ~ saass sspss sl'as sssn
Aa1uu1nsAa hssesA whssh nAks
A1uumo1nn 1sAsas
AnDs11D 4e0nnss - sAass ssanassyss
Qpo1sAssuD = aAssts tw0ta -
TAno Un~t punBsh -
Tkaasneen sAsAAhsaA n Namsa Aaaa.
JAAaa-
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TIT. Is 10 etr'ity that my negro woman Ann
has been subject TO epilepsy. OF convuls'se f''-,
for 'itern years. Some times The attacks Of
her disease were 40 severe si's would suddenly
tsl down and become eonsulsed. hes !nce
frivhiiully distorted. her breathing hurried sHd
iaborious. her tonane psoirudsd, and 4 great
quantity Of saliva collected about her mouth
Da,iag the fifteen year, " her affection bad
her irea,e3 by several euiinen. mineral Dostors
and they al failed 10 glsc her any felirf ]
then hegsn 10 believe, aftsr The skill Of such
pbysisians had been fairly tested in the treat.
lnent ii her essc without giving the necessary
result, thnt II .onld be nseie-s 70 do any,fiTg
more for her; but rs mad heard great deal
xboui DR.. Nesls success IN curing such dis
oases, finally determined TO try his sk.s md
the efficacy q, remedies IN her eSae. She 10
now m gond hon-e scr,xnt ~ cwn. Aiso,
my negro hos George has been cured Of shsu.
uaa,,sai oI lon. standing by sht Doctor.
JONATHAN fAlxER.
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- r. sssSm<e JlM GlLMEk. Nc
k,,'s., IN A.:, .s VII leave ss'.ss
~ meet tbs DUCK RIVER. CrAsr, As.'er.
\ A1ssAsdsis- fIppsrx ard passengers may
ny In gsing sk,oash ~ilhau. delay. ~
alo.vs Ass.s have bssn Thoroughly vpSised md
ysasseA II man.sr tAss will not b. suspA.set
b. ssy h>ata in NE tssds Being very kght
dsssshs ta~y ell not uest wisA shy dsssnaioa.
AsgSss q. 1854 lSH
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IN xryE, u, o. MOTION.
STEEL 4 NORTON. Attorneys al La~'
- Qui'man. Wood conn'y. Texas, VIII p'ae..
tlcc IA the district ccnts o. the sixth lidiessi
district, and the supreme court at Tyler.
IJENNERS, MOSEIEY, q HALL, Aiio'-,
ID uess al Lam, VIII practice IN the several
courts Of the sixth Judicial district, ard in the
supreme and federal courts Of the sla.e at l'y'
Ter.
address: Z. g. Benncfs, :. y Mose'y. sciie'-
son, Texas; N. J. Hall, Marshall, Texas.
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1s1.ANVt:K&' HOTEL.

A TIE undersigned. proprietor, resrse'-
.ss.1 faly informs ~, triei,as and the pub
.asssss- Tic generally, this, he has iskon charge
Of the pianler. Hotel, -iiualed ~ the mort de-
sirablr part ii town fpr public house lie
has made esefy arrangement necessary Tor the
accommodation Of those vito may please 10
favss him with cali, and pi,.dges himself to
furnish accommodations moi uisrist 10 Any IN
the state.
". W. MALLORY.
February Is. 1851 May
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bs Dr. T. 4 'nderso,,'s EnrsSA Toric, and
take pleasure In recommending !, W one ~ The
tc,t -cmediesf ever saw, in the treatment of
tia' disease r. y AGsxw
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'hNE Of our firm w. =. HIP having deter.
~ mined to remove TO Tyler, for The purpose
Of prac''c'ng in the supreme Court of the
State, and IN the United States District Cour,
our law partnership Is, this day, dissolved BY
mutual consent. Our united attention will tc
given TO all the business al the firm Of Hi d.
frazcr. and, also, Of the late firm Of Hill. Fra
zer, d Shed, until the same is finally settled
Letters on the bnsn.s of either Of said firms, viii
BIZ addressed ms heretofore
L. A. Frazer will continue to reside In Mar
shall, and 10 Practice in the Courts Of the sixth
Judicial District, and will occupy tbs oifc. here
toiore occupied by the firm
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{. A. FRAZER.
Marshall, May 9Th, SOL
4. 81 offer my homestead sop sale. Posses.
slon given the first day OF January next Dur
ing my absence from home, at the different
Courts, c, A. Frazer, Esq, is my agent 10 sell.
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l'oaoNfe, April 10, 1851.
The series ot snii.slavsrv lectures wer"
concluded las, night. and George lh'mpso"
viii rcsuru 10 the United Statss shortly
The Anti. Slavery Association Of Can.
ola. 10 in communication With the United
s.atea ab..lihonists, and 10 70 send dsleyatss
70 their annual convention in May.
Mr.. May. Of Syracuse. visited Canada
for tho purpose Of a.es'tain."g At what
points N, the frontier !, would h~ bsse Tor
(ugi.ivss To land. The neefs'ss here have
fonssA = vigilance eon.mittss 10 saeeosr
~ tsgisivss.
Tks Canadian Parliament ~fll meet on
The 20th Of May next.