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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-07-12

JtSI AKKIIED ANU fOR SALE
ar !. j. G1ILiGUER'S

4 H. the niekuaeks tina, history gives any
~ account of, to-wit:
Superior sug'r.house molasscs; golden
syrup, best HANNA coffee; prime article br u
sugar superior pulyvg2ed sugars; pow drrrd
do. Boston loaf do: Engli>h dairy. pineapple,
and western cheese; superior Goshen, dairy.
and western butler; sugar cured hams dried
scnson hams fresh leaf hard all description.
of tea, via IIysoa, Imperial, pouchong, Black.
aud ounpnwdcr, Extra article of Loui-intt,
family soap; sperm and star candles. all kinds
of pekes--Grrkns, peealliio, miAed do.
A so,
A fine assortment of English imported
pickles, such az, chew, chow, walnut onions.
and p,csaile.
Also splendid lot and assortment Of pre-.
,efscs--gt ger, ctfon aud iigs Ia drains, rai--
ms English grapes, currani-, cIauberrirs cur.
rant and strawberry JrlIies peaches preserved
- their own juice;
Apricots pears and pruues preserved in their
own juice;
HOLSTERS in cans; also picked fresh sar.
dimes:
No Mackerel in kits and barrels:
Also Salmon IN kits dried herring, superior
quality;
tandies--large lot:
FIRST qualify cigars, common do, Cuba skies
Pure tart. acid salaralus; pearl starch, box
.s,do;
All kinds Of favoring-pcppcr sauce
Fine article chewing tobacco;
Winter strained and lard o,l cider vinegar;
Picked pigs feet buckets;
Bran new bnekwheat
Spices, nuimegs, ginger, and cinnamon;
Cas'eel and fancy soaps;
Scotch and Aia.aba snuff;
Worcestershire sauee--and many other arti.
eles too numerous 10 mention.
The subscriber respectfully solic,s n share
OF patronage, and invites those wishing TO pur.
chase to call and examine his stock, ~ he is
determined 10 sell low for cash, believing that
n nimble riypencc is better than a slow shil
ling
n26 Vi. J. J. GALLAGHER.
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pR. SAMUEL. CAREY,
ng('kl,TT 4 60.

NArsnALL STREET, JEFFERSON, TEXAS.
Woiesale Dealers -. Dry Geods, Groceriss, dc,
HAVING been selling dry goods a whole
safe in New Olcaus for the last seven
,oar, TO merchants throughout Texas, AlAan-
-asaud the Southern States generally and As one
of ear firm VIII b, constantly IN the northern
and New Orlcra- markets, from whom @e shall
receive fresh supplies By every boat during he
bonting season We feel eoniidcn, OF being able
,okccp on hand gcrerllas,orimeut Of goods OF
every description -uiedto The maibe. and eoua-
try which sill comprise every variety OF
Staple an fancy dry goods,
Groceries of al kinds,
Provisions and irllts,
Boots. shoes. and brogans,
Clothing, hat, caps,
Saddirry trunks,
Hardware, cutlery,
Crockcry gly, and stone ware,
Tools farming implements,
Stationery sc, Sc,
ali OF which will be sold upon liberal terms,
and 81 prices u course as lone those n aHg on.
~ house Country merchant, are respectfully
invited to call upon It's when in market.
n D. We have now on the way from New
York a large and desirable assortment OF SEA-
sonable dry goods.
April -, 1881. MA 1884,
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n. -. A W, II. DIAL.

PAgsiciaag, Surgeons. aud obsieiTic'ons,
NNrll.Lpraciscc their proicssionin pafl"'r "
w and one OF hoiE may d 81 TINES bo lo9nd
Al their old stand on the north side OF the iuh'e
SQUARE. In AZ cases Of Importance HE services
Of both viii be given without an adiiional
Zee They will Keep the finest selection
medicines and furnish their patrons II desirable
Marshall. Jannary 1T, 1881. n2s y.
I\R \. W. EANES, having permanently
- located IN Marshall. respectfully tenders
HI. medical services 80 the Fpb'e genet'l}
4 ice one door east Of d. louus'r boeH
t.,tl,,, N4uiuy
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CAn rs. TIC.

.n. n. u. tipncS-
l. PIERCE. !hssf'a"' ana 'A,'
gems, tender their professional services 70
the citizens Of Mas~:lail and s'e'n's' ." INV
various trenches II their profession
O.'iee No. Johnsons ne~ br'es pnlia'hg'
Marshall. Nov. 10. 1919. MO ~
~ NJ. ADAMS, Anorr,y at Lar, M,tshSi''
Harrison county. Texas nos ~
nRURY FIELD, AnT'ey al Lar- Ae-
dress: Etssian Fields, HARRISON county
- n33 ~.
~ A. pATlLl.D, Attorney al LGT, MARSHALL
j 4. Harrison county, feNa, ~
4 Massey ASkLW, Agormg "a LAN ana
/ Na'aru Pabi.s. Marshall. Texas. nSo
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Jefferson va,er-Cur- Establishment.

TAR SAMUEL CAREY would respectfully
- inform the citizens Of Eastern Texas mat
he IS uow fitting up his buildings IN 'h's pace
tor the reception of patient, who are destous
~ testing the practical application OF the
Water Cure.
Having practiceA nineteen years under the
AIiepatbic ~v-Irin, and for the last two years
under the Wafer Cure, and having become
fully reny sized of the superiority OF the latter
over an other known Practice, be ilaiters HIM
self that he will be able to give general salts
r,riion TO all those who are labofing under
.h,n,,,,. nervous. or acute diseases, Of whatever
type.
The wonderful cures effected by ilydropaihy
in fla. ,arlou, countries OF Europe, a'd 10 the
Northrrn Sfairs. has established the tact lha'
fli- practice is BOW no longer mn experiment
aud ihat nearly 90 thc di.tasrs incident to ini'
ntanit, can be- treated more certainly speedily
and cicciualy by this, than hy any other
known pmciicc
Many disease. pronounced incurab'e 10y med
icmcs. or which have balilcd HE skih OF IN.
most eminent practitioners Of other sy'irni-
have Welded. as Il hy mngc, TO the ail'healins
power, Of the Water tuW.
Females laboring under complicated diseases
ueruiisr to Their sex. and Who have laiicd "a
ind rrhci from medicines, viii hud the Naiei
Cnrr an invariably safe and clhcaeious remedy
Those wishing Information with srw it
try the Water Cure at thus establishments or II
reference 10 following course OF Treatment al
aomr, Will meet with prompt attention by ad
dressing postage pad)
DR. SAM Ell CAREY,
Jefferson, Casr county Texas.
\ D--Dr CAREY will continue 10 practice IL
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4 New ..oHSc I'm Jefferson, TcNus

Dallas Street. Near The Steam Boat Land.
ing, aboce higb oafer mark.
I NJ, a. ]. e. MURPHY, commission ana
-. foytarding merchants Particular alteu.
ton given to storing and shipping cotton and
to receiving aud forwarding alikInds oi merchan-
disc, Sc.
Dry goods and groceries of al kinds bag.
ging rope, and plantation supplies, kept con.
s,anly Oh hand
Ala cash advances made on cotton TO he
shipped to our friends in New Orleans.
Oar warehouse viii be completed and the
most Of our stock Ia store on or befirc the st
September ucxi Al which time and place we
will hc pleased TO meet aud ecr,c our friends
and ,h, public generally, and hope by s'rct a.
tention to business, with low prices and liberal
accommodations to merit and receive liberal
share Of public patronage.
J. NJ & J. e. MURPHY.
Jefferson. Texas, June 81. 1851. n52 Y.
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Ia 4r

w" "a I.. ,.-.su.rrI .ueisfsr,icp. Tie pisa
1.-'-ss-i 4, ~ =. ~ Marrh 3o,h. is4s, fps
- ~ a, Inc .s~ouna and The elassi-
~ E.1rt,,,c. N or.,,shly the ltss
~. - h.xs ,..sa Asy,.ed. and lie mode Of
'"~s -. l.i,,g, 20 ta..r actual value II
.s''s :, 49,, ,h,x acre Incurred. esanos,
~ ,,,ra.., ~. ob1sxioa~ 20 the ssghsest
!" -! 80 =, NJ. ;,,,.sx n, ioiss,ce. For
.....-,sr., Dor, th.. varied ,raubie.
- m n~.,,a..,e.i revolutionary
- . ~. - ,.,,.l,e.i ia ~ immense an.ouni
y :. ,gi,,,.tton "a assume m rasA fa.ih
~ II, .s,ry dollar the value Of which
~ 1891 a, I'M w. ,xn..rsss for her BEN
Fl, 4. ,',s~rs, b,,nelf IN 4 moral attitude upon
,,i''.b 1,~r s4si,ro- NAV look with pride aud
-. m. ;dea wlieh seem. 70 BE- enter
r,.,s.I ~ .,n., and those too q enlarged
49, "a l,,s, ..n.ri,.nee ia rlaticrs Of palii-
~ ,a,,naps tba, our deb. should be raid ac-
.a,t,,,., I, the figures presented on - i4re,
,s,tbogt apy regard to the value ef ibe.c le.
,..as II tte ue.e II v,a- erected ia. ~ origin.
,.,,,.t,,y ,,nee,ye. II not ~ indnidsai gam, %
-, IN desire Tor moral Game which leaps
-. ttr hauuasric. pfr.crbed 5s the elhie- "
M. o,ilitaf,ap pge / have sala on aaolher
,,.etsinn thai The state is Bound 10 pay ever
i ft,.,.hi s ~. tn.fty a.... bat neither good
.ailh nor the noel iasidipu- to"fi pl''" 81 At"
fsl4y. ry4sfss her 20 do more. Ni1A u % DE-
s;afalion III my rpiaiWn on ihc -niH'et lriofr
leIa. ilie leopc Of Texas hase i"n"'ed n''
W:iA iaeif eoandencc hy placing nir "a Tie post
lion now occupy aud giant u a. a con
carrenet, on lhrir isrs- iu Thai oPnia"'
@.i'e Only question tlen is lle ascertain
inoui Of ihu amoun, wh'ri' The s'aie e"e-lH'iiy
o@e. and tbs presume WI De- ''l'''"s'of'.g
arrived o. hy ihc mode whrI' has beth pursued
H. carrying % INTO pf4eiivh operation n'"'''t'
wuuli earnestly rccummri@ lilAl que m",l
liberal principles be- invoked, 80 'Aal i"rfe rhA"
ho $40 prclcSi orcharsimg tni ihe si"lV "As no'
done fuil Jnsinro to isf eie"'iof'f - ''' ~ "e'
means would pefm'L
| wonh adhere TO the principle con'cudcd
far. but with lhs Modification that in each
rl,.. Of cllins where mslaJcc. Of hardship are
found to exist ihoy should be- reported TO ine
LEGISLATURE, - might, upou investigation. srein
ln.t AID proper. w tie assignment Of an avcf-
ans equivalent value 10 some of thp cbafaclr-S
of GOV ,mneut securities, ihrre was much aihi'
rulfy in preventing eases Of individual hardship,
aud yome do no doabi exist bat A. a system ol
adjustment, | believe u Is snuna ~ e9ulit ana
ia morals \ majority Of The creditors nave
made o voluntary surrender o. The original efl-
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Eres!, Arrival.

NORRIS g. TAtkhTr have jus, received
y and opcred y splendid supply Of fresh
drugs and medicines. Their stock is complete.
and well selected Garden seeds in the great.
est abundance beautiful variety Of exqu,-
site perlnmcry A full supply of every thing
TO aid the afflicted and unfortunate Of the hu.
man race. Gail and see their stock, for they
have lots Of pretty things. nAoH
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THE undersigned liun being this day
dissolved by limitation, all persons having
claims against said firm are hereby request.
ed to present the same. aud those indebted.
are earnestly requested to call and settle,
WARD & WILSON.
January |, 1850 ms Il
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TIM STATE or TrxAs.
County u Harrison.
10 IT,. Chef Justice of the tnnuty aofcsa'di
The undersigned eerlii, that az an election
held this day ut --------- Precinct No. ---- in
said couniy IN pursuance of writ issued 'cf
that purpose,
A. b, for the Office Of Governor reed - votes.
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pIoUGms: pLOUGus,

Encourage Home Marnac.arss!H
WE have IN operation, nv.
en- miles southwest of MAJ,
aQu - -hs', = goundery for plough,
and other castings, sud are now manufacture,
a superior PIoSgh, TO which we invite the ~
ieuiion oil the planters Of Harrison and ador.
ing counties.
These ploughs are inferior 10 none. and arc
sold Us low ~ any plough Of equal quality.
Th.y are warranted for six months, or, il
broken 10 that ,imr, by returning the broken
piccr, a new piece will be gwen IN exchange
Specimens can be seen either u, the foundery
or ut Evans, Gregg g. Keys, orr agents in Mar.
shall. who are prepared 10 ill all orders.
Tefms--CAsIL
SANDERS f. STEWART.
ar We will pay !. cents per pound for oil
castings. delivered either at the foundry, OF =,
Evans. Gregg d Keys, payable in castings or
goods '2nldyl 3. :.
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V.xr<SY, FKsnitroN NrFE,u
N. KENNEy & MrRRAlI, Attorneys and
vi Councillors al iqg Marshall, linr'son
county. Texas, viii practice IN The district
court. of Harrison, fa-s, 'p-lmr. smith ther'
okee. gu-k. Pamela. Titus, sHd Bowie counties
They will strictly AID promptly attend 70 any
collections entrusted to them in Eastern Texas
Oilice always open, up stars IN johnson :
brek building 80 ly.
II gNKE. Alorsey az lac, Carlhage. Pa
roln ea,u,iy. texas. Soy
~ G. GAilOWAN. AYarp,y ~ lao, Gil
\ mcr, up.huf county, TeNn-' VIII praeiec
boz i'p-hur and adjoining couutics, Hhd Wili AT
tend pccmliy to the business OF collecting
APri, 1850. mo
IAMES NJ. MORriiiS, Auomsy ami tonli-
- seilor at lac, Marshall HARRISON county
Texas. MAJ
w Il. NcAbA Ms, Naarg Public Harm.
w son county Tcxss. n27y
EDWARD CLARK. Attorney At Lar, Mar
II shall, Texas, viii practice in all 'he eoun-
tie. Of the Sixth Judicial District, and IN the
Supreme Court
Office ives, side Of The public square,
o,cr the drug store of Alessrs. Evans 4 San
dcr- VI 80
\tIRGll NJ. DuEOSE, aforn-y at Lae.
Marshall, Harrison co, Texas. ,2nioy
DENNERS, MuSEI.EY, 4 HALL, ANor.
- aets al Lqu, VIII practice in the several
couri. of the sixth Judicial district, and IN the
supreme aud federal court, OF the state at ~
Ter
AdIreo +. G. Bcnners, = r s'osely, Je'ler-
son. Texas; NJ J. Hall, Marshall, Texas.
~ srrri u o NORTON.
>rTEEL & NORTON. Attorneys at Lac,
- Qulman, Wood County. Texas, will prae.
lire iu the district couis o! the sixth Judicial
district and ace supreme court at Tyler.
FORBES D. HOUSTON. ND HERRING
HOUSTON * HERRING. Attorneys a
III Loic shclbyyille, Shelby Co, Texas
viii practice in the counties Of Shelby, panola,
Sabine, Son Augustine, Nacogdoche- and liar.
r-cr. and ia tie Federal and Supreme Courts
ct lhc State.
a. Paaiepiar attention IN collecting, probate
and i,nd business.
Mdy II, 1851 N2ni7
= COCkBuRN, H,usc, end Sign Painter
- offer. h- services 10 the citizens Of Mar.
shall and its vicinity. Shop TWO doors east OF
the Marshall lloul. n3o en-
InOUGH & LANE having received the in.
sjruction, from the Department of the
lni,rior, in rclniion to procuring Bounty Land
Warrants, under the late act OF Congress, ap-
proved 3slh September, 1850, viii attend toany
branch IN that department which may be en-
trusted 10 them 23-if
4 Ma
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.hNE Of ouriirm ". 7 'la) having deter
~ miucd to remove to Tyler, fort purpose
Of pracileing ~ The Supreme tourt Of the
State. aud IN the United States District Court,
our law partnership j., ih. day dissolved by
mgiuai consent. Oar uaHcd attention ssh be
given to al The business of the firm Of Hi q
Frazer and also OF the late firm OF I'LL. Fra
zrf & Shed unfl The same Is finally settled.
Letter, ON The nu,n-.of rl.or Of said arms, wil.
be- addressed as heretofore.
c. a. Frazer will continue 10 reside in Mar.
.iall and TO Practice IN the Courts Of the sixth
Judicial Distinct, and vii occupy the Office here
toi1s, occupied by The firm.
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kArRlGhr, WILLIAMS, W. Co, Co,ioa
w fac'ors end Commission Merchants
Union Row, 81, Caroudalel Street, New Or.
leans.
Cash advances made. Begging and Rope and
plantation supple, furnished - planters, who
may wish TO eonsign tl,cir Cotton to the above
House.
J. NJ & J. c. MURPHY
Jefferson. Texas. y3n2y
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W. 7. Hill.
G. a. 4AZER.


PSI offer my homestead Tor sale Posses
SION given the hr-l day Of January next Dur.
ing 10y absence from home, at the different
Courts, e. 4. Frazer, Lsq, j, my agent go sell.
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w .trnIiig.

ArsriS, 3ay %. 1851
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~ l.. H. CROSS. VI %, Figsici1i', Sir.
l ge0n, and iec4urlenr Jefferson. Texas
Office, IN Figures Bui ding, Marshall Street.
N9nlOy
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
New YonK, Noyxx

NEW YoRK, NovxxBxR %, 1851.
GESrLxMES Previous To- the announcement ia city
press wrote you few hasy paragraphs acqusinng you
with the terrible accident A Fpbic School No. rs. That
has already been confirmed 10 you with melancholy
volume of particulars by the papers Of yesterday morning
II is three days Old and topics Of fresh interest exclude
from further attention but how many bleeding hearts
still mourning over it
find objection urged against the enclosing Of many
children there in this case, viz 1885, in build
ing but strikes exceedingly obnoxious
There Of room, Except the staircase, is
true, the building being capscous elegant but
is riskng much to have fourth Of that number Of
children in edce subject Gre and casualties SINH
lar to that which many parents, brothers, sisters,
and friends mourning.
With how much justice cannot say, but thousands Of
citizens very savage against the committee, whose duty
staircase, to have that seasonaby remedied.
1t alleged that the alarm Of the children increased
fatal panic by the cries of the remen the outside and
the conduct Of persons who without knowing whether
there any fire not roshed into the schcohouse cry
ing that the walls would crush the inmates il they did
not hurry out at once.
This forenoon the mater TO be investigated by Jury
under the supervision Of the District Attorney, Mr. BLuxr
The failure Of Harnden 4 Co. but be generally
regretted. HAaHDxS died years ego. J. w. FESSo, The
senior of the firm and old man. for years member
of the wealthy house Of Fenno and Henshaw. DKxTrn
BnIsRAN, U. partner Of the original Hsmden, and
has continued be the life and SOUL bone snd muscle Of the
Arm until this tme He Is man Of remarkable energy.
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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.

PROPOSALS FOR SALE OF MORTGAGE BONIE.
T,HE VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
invite sealed proposals for the purchase OF Bonds OF d
Company secured BY mortgage OF the road, to William
Amory, Charles o. Whmore, and John Smith, trustees
The bonds will be payable In ten years. from Noverber
1 1884, and will bear the Of per cent
payable semannualy at the Office of the Treasurer o the
company.
Payments will be required in four nstaments, payable
monthythe first payment to be made the 5th day De-
oember, 1851.
The first insalment be paid in cash the remaining
nsalments may be made in cash of the
The payments will be made settlement equal ch
the la day Of November, 1851.
The of the sales of these bonds be applied
the liquidation Of the liabilities of the company and for
OF the present financial position OF the company
reference be had printed report Of the trustees which
has just been made s9
The mortage made the payment Of bonds
length, which has cost 81, 600 900.
The receipts for the present year, October 1s
442,654 81. The earnings for September, 1851, we're
The bonds will be issued in of 500 and I
Froposals be returned the Treasurer before
the l day of December be sealed and mark
ed, Proposals for the Mortgage Bonds"
The proposals will be opened by the Directors the Cd
day Of December next.
Those persons whose proposals accepted win be noti-
fed immediately. JOSIAH QUINCY, Jr.
Treasurer Vermont Central Railroad Co.
G. o. WHIrMORE.
JAMES c. DUNN
J. p. PUTNAM.
r. OAfre postor Nov < taSt HT--r'~-- !
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Arofher Serious Accidenf.-FoA Of Building About
four o'clock yesterday afternoon building in Of
erection Thirtyh street. between Seventh and Eighth
avenues, fell to the ground seriously inuring Mr.. Clarke
the builder, and three others. The injured
eyed their homes where they received proper medical at
tendance. The fallen building is Of block at present
erecting this street. The materia used in their consuc
ton is said to be of most inferior kind 1t is to be hoped
that the FIRE wardens will inquire into the Natter and cause
the whole Of the block be taken down, should the buildings
be found investigation be defective badly constructed
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oy SURPRISE and to have communicated to them aporton Of
Inc terror from which the disaster sprang. II is however.
70 the selfpossesson Of Of the number Mr. McNay,
principal Of the male department. that owe the closing
'ne door Of the apartment under his CHARGE which
Cd lis inmates from escaping and contributing their aistrac-
non and lives to the horror Of the Had his spos-
session failed him at this critical moment the loss If life
must have been terribly aggravated
The calamity which called upon TO dsplore il too
recent and the facts too mpercy asceained to war
rant US in ndugng any theories Of csnsurs or excupaOn
but we do feel called upon to protest against the sscumua
ton Of such masses Of scholars in any buildnr however
FIRMLY constructed, assembled in his school-house
= impossible % vsnsse such crowd psppsrly II - nar-
~ e. spses even 4 y ShsNnn a3 h0aa = 10y
a hq6n y u eGIII 3 K Itf1 "
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