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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-20
MAyoAIC YEMALE IAy7 I1V1E.

'1>tlE Executive noard of Managers, appoint.
i I'd BY inar-Ilsli Lodge No. ~. announce to
the public that the 4ih session OF the Institute
Will commence On the ~ Of August under The
charge Of the Faculty Of Teaches, to wit:
Rev. Tho. Y W,Lsos. i'residem
Mrs. ENxA " abosfoks, Vice Principal
Miss ELIZA BuRTos, Primary Department.
Mi~s ARABKLLA JEssETT JUSK, Music Piano
Dra~ing and Fancy Work
oe0see II Study, snA Charge Per oss-
aIsa, 3wsaty weeks.
PaixARy DkyAmrxEsr.-Orhoyr"phy,
!. Rt'ding. md writing, pr -e..ion "
five muniIis, 800. go OV
.Kcosp Juxio9 Class. Elementary les
sons in Arh,netic, Grammar, Geo.
graphy, Natural Philosophy, thi.i.
GI"gy, and History GA w
FIgsr JuSiog Class. English Gras.-
n'ar. Typography. Arithmetic coniin.
urd, Natural Philosophy. Waits on
the Mind. Botany. Geology. MythoI
ogy, mud History tis "
theology, and History. SIS w
MIDDLE CLAaS.--cisemstsy, Rhetoric,
Logic, Moral Sx..nce, Mental I'ai.
lo-otd,y, E.idencc. oi Christianity.
Political aud Domestic Economy,
Assir"nomy, Algebra, Ancient and
Modern Languages commenced. Gao 90
SEsiog CLAss.--Aueient and Modern
Languages completed, Gc"".Iry.
Trlv,uonetry, aud a review ot form
er sIuJu. as5 90
Composition ttr uy,"u, the course,
extra incidental rNI'emsc for pupil
per se.-ion u 90
Drawing aud Painting. each &It g
Embrold.r. and Wax Work. each 30
instrumental Music. $50 90
Use uf Piano extra - 20
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The 1"'loging i evidently 9ea, thr ~ n
81 ~ ~ Y. >. 6rnster. Viii y veil post
~ up J" Mexican affairs; H.
Mks"o u bankrupt Her exports have
s'wi"dlc's I" y ,''-rr trartSnU; hes i,m,",ts
''"v" c"rresp""lc",iy dl.ni"ss!wd. and her
excessive duties diss,t The I,r"iit III her
trade 10 co"trob,~dis'as. and their allies
u The government. Hat To give thu cause.
~ the present Frustrated. h"l. less, aud ~.
lcara"iIy htIplcss condi,i,i,n oi Mexico.
No other independent naiinn that ever *.
listed. has give" to mankind such abundant
and c"",'"ci"g proofs al its total n.isap
iAiratio" "f III. principles Of self govern.
i''""s !" State Of peace, we fluid. th"ugn
'nvo'.ed I" .ic drowning point IN debt.
nv" Mex'c" Is actually incapabl. ri meet.
ing, "y ordinary means. her ordinary tx
f'ens-s; and that I" meet her immediate ne
cess'''.s. she anticipates and go~s d.lII-r.
Ate'y Int" market I" be- shaved, upon the U.
States installnents. of scn,c three nil.
lions year. A, the same time, put seven
millions "i people into this same exhausted
md bnnk'upt county, Of the enterprise.
e"e'gy. Industry. and business tact "t III.
people Of New imk. aud they viii the frs,
year dispose cf exports :" the amount III
fiitv milIions. The fault Isl radical opc.
u Is III the race ar races inIia5iting the soil
They must, even rs the ab,n .ine~s are
compelled to do. give way in due tin. I"
the pressure Of come superior race capable
nj developing the c"unt,y's resources. and
able I" hold Il. to g"ver" it. mud defend il.
The Bii'i.h. French. aud Spanish c.cd.
't"rs 'l"nen"d Of Mesic" the payment Of
the debts that are due to t!,eu,. All we'll
enough. nut how Is Mexico 10 pay these
tiny "r sixty millions, NJ they have n'aturd
and are maturing. principal aud interest!
The facilities for smuggling cut off all ex.
t7a"rdina'y demands upon the import rev.
e,"es--the people have nothing aud ANY
attempt to make the church disg"rge will
he i"ll"wed by "a rev tuition aud \ new
government Can th.se creditors expect
To force Mexico to Imy. when she has no
funds. no rrso"rces. u" assets. out of which
I" max" payment! II il lar more ploba.
hlr 'h,t there il s"'"e ,ther "hjcc, i, these
t%tc'"ptory demands. The creditors ol
England, France, and Spniu nn, desire u
hold upon those hnl,. wa, keL silver mines
nj the interior; or n lease III some Of thusc
u"i"yadei gold w~shngs Of Sonora; ar.
I"rhancc sone interest IN the light Of way
aud n great utter "cennic rAiltond from
t"atxar"Hl"cns To frhauut, pee - so,nt.
thing al this so,t may he at the t"tt"m ot
these demands. u il the more prob,hlc.
when ~. consult III. manii,st d-sti y Of
Mexico. II is very pIai''ly prctisu'-d To bc
either I" seek pr"trrti"n, or suffer ah.op
ton, s'n" mu-t he protected b, f"rign
p,w.'- b. ali :" lr.,i IL, the United ,a,,'s;
she nut s. i herself l.. Ia "ir' It ike -
! n n,.'e -iic,i, wash her hands and l,rr. and
modest, a.k like Texas, the b,I,hts {" n
r" anurNatiou 10 the United States "i the
North. silver mines. copper mines, gold
Na-hins-, coh,c. spires. logwood, "ahog.
any, i-hu "d-i'r. AID all
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! Pto0o GnG14os e10oAeA, m 9n0e1aD2
] - ,NefeS 80
~ ~ M Ms ny III. ~ sauE
teesd AtWAye u ksvp m p.e1. ~
VJsTU ~ i syasss1 ~ Nv. ~,
Z s.s,d sass51Ss~Ms ~ jI,s ~ PssSv f.ssctsy
asMufsesUFvsl ~ sAss .xws,stlI ~ u fsuass
ltsy sss syle sxsnts ~ llus~'s psissl dssb,~
lRsN. ttsAs9 a,enss fsstss IN .ns,ai aksatlv and
duvjdrdly ~ t~ss piabv slu,w IN u.s 11wy an
tsrakedy adapted ~ lin southern " any damp
e''ss4ss. il.sss bsinx bat very Im,r glue N ,l,s
'ody II alss pis,n', consequently they will r.
~ The weather has NJ effect upos them. The
ease 10 the icon piano l. independent II the
body and can Le easily removed Al pleasure.
TIE tone IL more full, rich, and mellow thsn in
other pisnoa. We import the Pl~ysl 4 Co.,
Paris Pianos, nnd~ expressly 10 our order. ri.
amos IL 9, 81, " sS1 os,As~a, sor,~ IL rich
cared eases.
Ai.o--- M~lod~ons. seraphine-. guitars Of the
brst msker., vioIins, yioionrcl!o-, accord~ors,
hu'rs, baujos, music boxes, and instruments VI
all kinds; guitar. harp, violin, ,iolonc~lIo and
other strings; l<1., bridges reeds. finger boards,
bows, bow hss, tail pi-ses, rosin. &c. Patio
Forte and other music published, aud music r..
crlyed from ail The Northern pubIi.I~fn ~ soon
as published. Or,irr- from the country sole.
tied and psu,npsly attended to. A liberal dis
count made on laFgs ord-ss ard 10 Music
teachers, A. the Subscribers import Mosi of
their goods, they can OTTER better Inducements
To purchasers " give them = call before pun.
chasing. VI No. ~ Camp street, New Orleans,
Just tw" d"ess iron, Gr.vier street
n2A " TYLER u HEWITT
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STEAM MILL.


'IVlE .ub-er,imt taxes hss method Ut inform.
/ ing n,- pi'rons aad the puI,iie .-ncralI,
li,al ais Scan Saw aud uri-i Aldl situated
ab''u' one ahd quarter ml'c. ii"s'h-w.,t tr"G,
Mar SHALL - uw Ia "I~t,tlon. and IN good order.
n. /. r-. par. 80 c"iniiu,ta,. orders at -i,utt
nniwc. aud ou reasonable tcra,-, tos cash. W
on crvdi, Ia punc,uai dealers. The following
are IA. prirc-, per ItAsV feet;
lmmbcv beard measure, Us 90
Rough edged Inmhsr &c 20
iaihng and p,l',g, side and
rds measure. 20 Oh
The gri.i ,sJl will ~ all times b. in op+ra.
tim. Sacks brought !" the mill mus, he plain.
~ marked or ll'err ~. " 80 responsibility f.r
loss.
Ten pr cen, wil b. charged "n la,aber bills,
uhra NOT paid in adyaser. Al sums "a credit
will b. ron -idescd dive on the 6sst day III llr.
,~nbcf ot die current year
A. d. DURRESS.
January !, 1881 u3sy
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There /. "A st"f> going al ,"ug man
who WAS once invited Ia dine " ia gr,,
dning r"nn vas "o the srcnmd floor. and
the n,,ciplr dbl, iin- r,a., i"wi Ni,cu
ib, odd ee,ii-'uan undra""k Ia rafve II,
see lsaud the k,ate rather duiI. and il u
su,iien passion Hun. il dawn .l,i AFTER
fr SCI, It VIII, brou sht IL; whe,.uiou
III. yousG nHs seix,d fi,e fowl. aud wal,
aimirahl i..f. ~ flu. il aztec the ksl,e.
" hat ..i H.f,L 4" ,nu u"lnt' rScllin
ed the nli nti, it, -."n n. he could -imak.
:" beg Year aidun.' was thu c..l cpl, y.
=" Thought You were going '' dine dow"
II airs"
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Notice - s'lamsers!

TINE undersigned ~. -tiii ~hrased IN manu.
i k,oe,arinv Cs',on tjirs aud l'wfstis ltsrss
Mas eight miir, North &c Palestine, Anderson
county. Texas, where they are permanently lo-
Gated. und will keep constantly on hand Gins VI
various sixcs and descriptions, ail inside Of the
best usaiesixla Cast Steal Saws. Cs-l Ribs,
chili-hardeD~d and well finished. with an rssss
dust brush attached to each gin. The mill.
nr~ al INSIDE Of good matcrsIs and we'll finish.
I'd in every respect. The gins and mill. are I'll
warranted To erfurm we'll; nno will b< deliver
cd 10 purchasers II the shortest notice. Con.
tracts may t,- ,nsde with ous tssselinv agcmta,
Of with 4. J. Austin & Co., Washington ceun-
~; longreIs & A"sios,. Lagrange. Faystts
county; Mood 4 Hprswsr, ut Wt,~~isek a,&
Df. w. ". Ross. Rcsk 70. For further Iarskr.
u'as> address Lawrence 4 Bii,ar., Palsstise.
Anderson county. Texas. We would also r..
tes prr-ons wishing te purchase gins and mills
NJ the t"ilo~inx gentlemen. who have psrhas-
I'd gins and mil. from our mauuiscsosy, via :
Samuel Rowe, Tho.. Cri.w-li, Polk county !,
U. b. lluiclinsou, J. |. rarquhsf, J. \. liis~-.
Jadgr iApAeomt. II. c. MsImirw. Ws-hiNgt"A
roen,y; l.. u. Nsg-Ask, HesAsun oedbrisrs,
Jas. fsrg~s~on. Ckesok~e cosasy; +. u. Cs~,
Gonzales couaty !; J. ]. NrBssdy<. Nm. Chi1.
d~r.. l~ou equally D. r. easith, square Crews,
Tyler county; 7. J. s,laek. r. Z. l1~is, Fsyrttv
raualy; 4. R. Au-., lisrssssn Owens, Robsr.
.on county; J. W. Flanagan, Ku-k County !;
H. Smith, Ellis county; Dr. Mu">on, liarlcsoa
county. Thc.. Eiiisan, Caldwell coansy Gr..
Sioueu,n, Levi. Dwpsse. J. L. tsnen. tarixse~
c"unty; Anthony Sharp. u. Jackson. lae~.
.tene county las. A. Aanth, tlaI,ss ~osn'y !;
DR.. lias-, JaA Cahisrss, WsMss rowaty !;
George Hallmark. Houston ccuntl J, rlu-
.on. Ira ". driven, u. ~. Dxk~.s 4. W. esx.
VIM Hopper. and ktag- A''d<r'oa sssssy
TIE undss~irued feel shs~kfsl fos III lilrssi
psi,o.ser A~ssloiorr ~xtessi,-l iiscun, aud k~pe
!, will h. eontinasd By their aligens spslketion
u buasnesss g
LAWRENCE 4 6lLLuPH.
Aav "a ikAA. v3U4Q
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7afhe Nh~rV n SAID County, greeting:
AYliEkEAS, W'Iiam Z. iar,, Admnstsa.
w tor II the estate IT Catherine kutf. DE-
ceased, has filed M application IN the office Of
the clerk IL the county court of said county,
10 partition and d,tflbsts the property Of sad
esf ,tc.
rl,r.~ arr therefore to c.mmand you 10 sum
mon Sarah bro~ni~~ and husband, Samuel
Hrownce, Emalios Mobley a,,d husband. VIII.
iam Mobicy, david Why, rhomas Wiley
jaime. Wiley, John Wiley. B.ujsmin Wiley,
aud Martha Wiley. Harr.s, Godhold ard her
husband. Nathan Godt,old; Mary Knl. George
Ruff. William kwti, Ransom L. RaH. Martha
Larry and hu .h,nd William L. Larry. Mary
Cioad. and her husband As-tin \ Cloud. Nan
cy Wiley snd her husband George Wiley. the
trf.on. Interested ia the di.tr,hution Of ii,e
property II the estate aforesaid, 10 b~ and mp.
r<sr Al The regular term Of The court st"w-a:d
10 l,e held II the Coaslf"u-~ in the town III
Mas-isli in -sid cnaniy. on the last Mond-.y IN
tA.tol~s next, 10 siiOw csu>e, IL any Hey have,
why disinbuii"n should not be niade, N prayed
f"t IL aid application.
AK: whereas, |, appears, that the aforesaid
Surah kr"~nl.e. Samuel Ero~rlse, Emal,ns
Mvhiey. William Mohi,y, llasr., Godbold, Ma.
shsn Gcdtcd. Mary Ruff and her husband.
NAME unkno~u, George Ruff, William kuh.
Rams. M G.. Noh, MARY tlosd. Austin \. Cloud
Massey Milky, aHl G.orge Why. arr NON res
ii~~s. n INV State nius.~a.i, yam are therefore
further s"n,ssa.asd . .a,nmon the aid nom
~.,acu, fsss..ss to h. s.~l appsas =. aforesaid.
vt the time ard place Aforesaid ts tl'r p"rr,-c
sfoecsa'd, by publication ~ thss sits'i"n for four
-accs-.ive y @~ta psvsisa. - ND term al said
court, IL the Texas Rrpatltsaa. Z weakly nsws-
pal.-v, pahii-h~d N ~aA sssMty II Harrison
lirs.in I'll mi. and AHr svsssa snahs of the
wvi,. A ~ law n~ausssd.
..uas.. Given unars nv hasd, ana ih~
81 =. -s-l ri SAID Cont, u .its., ti.is
,o'A day Vi August, = =. 1881.
V,Jyy IIe,k.
t..s.d 3o,h August. lA3l.
b. T.. BgAvLrv. Clrvk.
Received In oa,e~ August ~. 1851. and
handed IL tlss EslStos " nv Texas krPab.rsn
.snss Day ios p',bl,sstsan-
h h. PKHay. 6hceiG
BY J. N. CARTS, Dvapty.
e 2sptesAes Z. ls1l. tJW
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CsisxRsiTv " lnrsiAHa,
NEw OMLgAxA. Feb. IS la3i.
srs, kp9siv r. kMkslts 81 (5ysr;e.

.vsssrs, kHgsly + Rarhslts 81 0fsris < ~ n
GEsrLENEs--A>.issrd.b BY Prof J. lAwvnxs
Sni,i. hv has great reputation ~ ~ a,~t, II
rat ct,~naisi, have rxsn,ird thu lbsxe aAaeairn
IL tuinrsal water, seat ~ ffsm 1ssshlh Texas,
by w. II Dial. ,.
Concerning the graaseses subssaWccs, (svs
=. carbouc and nulphurnted hydrx-n) which
may prvgmase the recent spsine waters, y, uueh
time had elapsed, aud !, living 10 u uncertain
whether the bottles w~r~ s<Al~d AZ onx~ nj the
springs. thu, nothing satisfactory could u ss-
cefiaiaed.
The three bottle. Of wafer contains hut III.
Tie saline az solid matter. ne one II then, con.
tanning over six grains. q Ers.) u the yusrt.
The water IN b"til- NJ. ! csntains sxiI,lsn,r
ofmagnc.ia, sulpl.s.. of -.'ds. tpuvgaiy~ salts;
chloride of sodium, sulphs,s VI lsase, (tvnic .
organ,e matter.
The water In BEETLE No. . eontans sulphste
ef soda, sulpi'nts ofmag,'ssis, (parys,ise sslls
snipa'ate of lime; Organic natter
The water in the .naDi bottle without nam
bcr. contains ralpisa,r " lime suIpA.ai~ VI
magnecia, Chloride of sodium Organic matter.
In ~humrratiug the ingredient. afor.aid Of
in The "visr u their relative abundance. 1hus,
in The last thrsv u more AuIphat- Of lime aud
chl"side u sodium than -uiphaie Of Nsgnr~ia
These wst~r~ arr probably avpesient sna u.
ier.iivr; and ihe 9a.-sous u,sttxss pswssui nay
give to them additional ssedirinal vnIse. IS
Respectfully. yosr ~ ss'vt.
J. l.. klDDEll. rof Chs
MsS DIP. Cs'y IL.
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sT 4 4 ~ MlLI.!

10 tarmsrA. .uechstane. a,ti Ahe Public
IT, Meraay.
NfY steam tu,II. II ni!.. south ii Marshall.
WI Is now m -ucss .stui ,'i,srd,ou. Tue gfl-t
viii b. run on Saturdays md r.glnA Every
suck mus, b. i'ia,u,y marked, "lhsrsi-.. will
not h. se-l~,u-ibtr t"s lo--r. The fAl"~ ing
ps,s~- will h. charged Tor lum!rs.
Ia" A.sh ~ rqnan' f%ne lumber. ~ - pss ~,
a.t. hans Hs~s' ar. Kid
IL. k.Axr f.Ix-,i u j',lai"
~ Alis.x .nl and IsI,hg. -. ~ IN ss's s~i
sAxr ~
All Lli. ,o psA ~hrn tiled viii h. el'assvd
with txa u = cent ,.b rsss fruw dur,
L. ~ WILDER
Jane ~. 1881 ~ NJ 6m
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COTTON. -T'e following quotations are TAKE"
rom The New Os.an. P,sayu,s NJ tie 6k int.
NV oktsAs~ cLAsiv,rArsoA.
iu,ryi., -. n.,s Mstdnx taif, ~"
ucnay. n""r FAR ....-'' ~, 20
Ntiilnx. ~ -? '.~si t"r; :"
(;ssi Niidl,ns, 9.n t!r.l sno Pine, ""n"n"''
F.oua--fran ~ sst - =.
poss Moss sill ~ 10 sil % W. ~ s'i %
pr,m. sts 10 sis 81; iies Roun' sSs :" sic
HAcoA Hams frm - to lie; clear 81 10 o.
-i,u.i,i.r~ Il Ia Gee.
lAED--Ats ~ lutr A..
Cotsve-lin ~ 10 -; )ass he Isg"Hym ~
lu Nc
t,uoco, ars --rrsn :" lsr.
Ar.,s tr.w0 f,..n 81 IL 5tc. Havana white
H. Al! tsat 7 IN IN.
H,s.i>u.- - k-u,urky. frrn - 10 I3ie
NNs Kops --kvatsshy. 6wGt
RCt,wAx --rrm ~ I" ssr.
rs,>s -j,+ss rs ~ 7sr.. thss. ~ tsiv " -" Fc1
Ma, &.sks -trsu ~ Ia ~. ......
CAsniss --s~ra IA II; TAi'H~ NJ "9; Ad~'
swHatiEr ~
Rm.-- NSls
xs,,s Nasal" r.'s' fr'sn s1' hr"' 20 :" ''''
sItef ~ - w. o..
t'osx -tlnl.ns,v. i6a -, '-.t At ~" ~
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Tie Faculties, for lnici.viual abilities. moral
worth, and professional requirements, will com.
pare f'v"rably with The moA distinguished in
our county. The medical faculty constitute
an anomaly in thu or amy other ronniry--nll
Of them are able lecturers and the bes, Of
teachers.
Those who will contemplate our gcoyraph.
cal POSITION and the extent 81 our population
can have u" doubt ~ I" the eligibility Of our
situation for an enterprise Of the KIND, A. to
heniih including all SEASONS II the ycar, We
deny that ANY OTHER CITY MAS MORE.
A common error exists in the minds of many
students relative ,o III. place "f studying m,d.
icinc; those VIII" intend praciieimg nmong the
di-ra-r- Of ID. West and South, should Ger.
'anly educate themselves at u sci,o.l who.s
facnliy ARE practically acquainted with those
diseases.
That the ru'lm mas be- satisfied If the per.
maneney If this school. We feel II our duty "a
stale that The Iru-lre~ aud Faculi, form II UNI
IN acion, Which uagur- we'll for H. fuu r ~,
cess aud iai "a" peculiar .u.rr,ri nrsan .,o.
~h'rh e"',i.r'. i.-m raun.i Ia r,.rrayici
l.. ". It. KING. -
president 81 The W'm, HI. Institute.
n.ar,h = s5J va lViy
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sysys ,

CHICKERING'S lslANlt l9ltJI \
The pvhlIc viii ~ ~ IN fff III
HEsRy rAnsosa ottyn 3gpSsy0 ~ elAy
agent f.s I'm sats ~ ny reUs i,'u.
irisna, and that Instruments iakrN e n 3spei
may b. considered fsllf Eas(xNt H. II I.ts
factory. *6s @Hf
Orirrs may ~ I'm f6s ny ~ stlptfx'
m%n,., AVID ~ sdsancr rsQuirsd ustl - aussia
il received aud approved. "
~ Wssktswa6e a-se.s usksss
lie also has ~ hand slssys a(p,iy skxelee'
musie VI the latest style. 3sxs.
May ~, 1881. s3D&7y
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Al M anti .Iavarv meeting lid il Gem
90 county. Ohio. nn til. i'h int Nr. cid.
ding. WAS p'esrm an.. publicly nnnounrrd
Tint h. hid Withdraw hon, ,h. \, :. Pies
bysr,ism churcl, an arc"unt ~. slavery.
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4 Paris better SAWS i'"t n ,n""h "f
The royal Imily Of spain l'ns hoped with n
cook al the palacc. I" the great scandal "f
the court.
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!, nENRYa s M 7

No. - Cs~ daseSSs NxS Pyssr
ole Agrn, fos The ssIv VI ~ ~ ssss5
- fiamo Forss mansiarsuu.d aty 4 WI 49,
ing. iius'es. spd AsnRs 4, Clssk, ktNs y III. {,
i J. se~ ccpssdsd thai ths AApss ~ iAA6
6sst ~ siw Iiss al Asssssassss epsPtn1 nj u
s.:'u'-s, sad III. fia"vs - sS'ssssA NIG sa4-3
hd~nss. k
At au tinas, ~ sals,a evaessl 49, sss~t "
the shove na,psd supssisss ias3rsusgtis sqalsss;
rins shs much e-ss+n.sd kelieA Apa at&
"itk l'e's rsa.l'~ Rssds. ss,s7is 8
NOTICE.. ssss ''s ~ a
Ths suLwiten arnounss u yss NJ
N~w Ofl~snr, thai Nj. llgxxys ~ ~.
Camp street, !. .grnt foF ~ ~ thslf
i'lAso FoxTEs, wiih snA ~sskssf 81 kaui6
A.plian Atiashmsns, as,a Ives Tesankns xpxs
aud ihs only p~fp~n asskpdJ N u
Msas<s ~ rorh agent. IN ssVst isaehs
'skts fssn thi. s'csv ~ assssptee4 ~ ~
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fresh Arrival.

NORRIS 4 TAckEi"r hive jus, received
~ and cisned splendid supply Of fresh
dfng. aud medicines. Their sleek Is complete.
and well selected. Garden s-ri. in the great.
"ri a"ensapee beautiful variety IL cxqsi.
-''r Perium y. full supply Of ever, thing
TO and the al ed ahd unfortunate 81 iis hu.
MIN race. Call and SEE their stuck, for they
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vac b iict ini Il ma. in ouai, a. ih' si.'
gle. he ,rlicd Let him d" il,cr aud
he viii rcl..ui it," II ,nn-, H.. r-erlic,t
ed. however" saws my aunt Cahili,a. that
this was nitcs hc hal endured 81, SOM.
Yeats the pn-lll'ni iongne O. the 40 -
sc"l that history b.. eecaleI ~"
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CIT 4 r ! d y .
EVANS. CKt,a. 4 KEY.
tsfsSs
ABEt. n VI ;ut. Il : POON
s3,,5Ov

TKs STATE OF Texas.
County Of lirrsson.
10 ann iantM o#crr n sad easa.y--
Gn.sri>o
NDU ARE hereby commanded Ia .umta"n
ALL \ Withersno"n by causing this
citation =" l~ published funr ,u,r-,-i,. weeks
in the Texas Republican. n newspaper pub
I,~l,-d in the town ii Marshall, Teas. 10 liz
and personally appear before me al nv nilicc.in
Tx tnwn Of Mar shah on Sarurduv the fourth
day of tAiab,r. A. D. 1881. At 10 o'civk A. NJ,
10 answer The compliant at On.siinus Evans,
Gc.sg- e. Gregg and Hobart Key, merchants
tradu,g under The tr,u, name, aud style of
Evans, Gregg 4 Key, IN plea Of deb, for The
sum Of ninety and ~ io0 doia's principal due
b, two notes, and M account, briefly Il. f,l-
low one note for ~ aud "a. 90 dollars. di~i
Isl January 1880. the oilirf iur 81 - loo
dollars, daI.-d 81 Jl,i,usry 1851. bath drawn nv
SAID defendant IN favor al SAID plaintiffs, dur
one day after The due. thereof respectively,
the account i"r 20 45-I0U dollars, charged IL
the year, 1881, by said plau,in., agsin-, said
defendant
Herein idil rot, aud make dae return Of this
writ a. The law directs.
Given under my hand this the 25ih day Of
August a. u. 1851.
Y. q. PIERCE.
Justice u The Peace in and for said county.
irsaed 35th August, 1881,
r. q. piERos
Received in Office. Angus, ~, 1891, aud
handed I" IA. Editor uf The rv>a, K.puoean
same day for publication.
= Il PERRY, Sheriff
Nv J. N. Curi-, D,pny.
August 30, 1881. n,o 3.
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w . far~~,d,ss .usveA~.,s, front 1--we
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, WEO!CAL DEt'1k T.tfl:.N
VIZ .frHnlsr c"us-t " lsviMsA in ilts ~
I ss's"i" y ~ c.m',.as~ VII The ftls, uf M
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ary' Tms .A"ai"n,s..l lklMrths.tss viii Ia
unjsss*d s'~l rra.iy I" src-i.r -ss>tr,sas b., i.
fsr.t ~ aks"l~s. The Medical iklsri,usn,
will IL ae1ass sbs dirvvTios, III the fullvwjwr
PaOfk sORs.
H. Fs~hsaN, ". d., Professor NJ Anatomy.
4 = Newton. ". ID. Professor vi surgery,
u. ). tiWscc, ". D.. Professor II hcury a III
Practice III Medicine.
W. BYRD Powell, ~ d.. Professor Of PHYS.
'"loyy, Pathology. Mincralogy and Gsol
ongy.
J. King, N. b., Professor " Matsris MedIcn
Therapeutics, and M~dcr, Juri. prud~sc~
}. Miit"" Sanders. A. NJ. N. d., Professor 81
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
J. A. Wilson. N. d.. Professor III Obstr,sir.
and Diseases Of Women and Children.
CLiNiutE Lg.rrRsxs.
.Ned'e'n-l'rofe-sor II. }. Iiulc-.
N"ryery-i'roirs-or X. y. Newton.
H. Freeman, NJ. D., Anatomical lhu,cn.,ra.
tor
The fees for full course of lecture. amount
to tlu5.
E's,h Professors Ticket, AI5. Matricula.
tors. -. Dc'nonsiralovs Fee, so. Gtadua.
ton, $40.
Those dr-iring further information, will
please address their letters (post paid To the
Dean; aud students arriving in the city will
please call On him at the Commercial Hotel.
K. 5. NEWTON, ". ID.
IL
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LAW DEPARTMENT

LAW DEPARTMENT.
lion. +. W. N. King, Professor of Theory
and Practice Of Law.
John Dcadcld. Esq. Professor Of Gunner.
sial Jurisprudence.
Isrms-93O per sr-.ic7
Az communications pertaining 10 hi. depart.
ment must h. addressed 10
l.. W. NJ. KING, lisp
Memphis, TENT. March. 1850.
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