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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06
MARSHALL HOTEL.
South SIDE Of the Public Square)
MARSHALL. THaAs

TINE subscriber having recently taken cb.,c,
Il OF thls House, has made several improve
menis in iis internal arrangements, and has hat
the rooms thoroughly renovated ard repaired
80 that II is now inferior to no Hotel in III,
country
As he has started in the business with tns
expectation o: making il profitable, he viii en-.
deavor to do so by keeping good house. st
Cleanliness and neatness will be observed in
all the arrangement of the Marshall House,
from the kitchen TO the garret I'd The bed
rooms and beds will not only be kept nea, and
cleanly, but the rooms will be supplied with,
the necessary furniture, wash-stands, bowls.
towels, &c.
3D. The table will be supplied with the very
best that can be obtained, and which will be
served up IN an acceptable manner by an ex-
perlenced COOK The servants are polite and
attentive
In fine, IT will be the object Of the under.irp.
did to conduct the Ilarshall House in such A
manner as TO invite custom.
TERMS.
Board per month with lodging. 4l5 90
per without lodging, ~ 90
per week, with lodging, 8 90
per withou. 4 so
per day, 90
single Meal, 80
" Perry's well known LIVERY STABLE
is connected with the House. This stable is
still under the charge of NJ. C. Hynson Those
stopping at the Marshall House, may rely on
their horses being well attended TO-
Travellers wanting horse OF buggis-, can
have them At an hours notice.
~ The Henderson line of stages start from
this House three times a week
J. w SIMMS.
August 7, 1852. "a motif.
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LOCOMOTIVES IN Urran CANADA. --on
the I'd inst the first locomotive ever s~e"
in 4 prer Canada was put in motion on the
<or,hern railroad, which is to run from
Toronto to Lake Huron. The locomotive
was made in Portland. Maine
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

For The Spring and Summer Of 1889
TIVE undersigned are now receiving ana
III opening their stock Of Sp ing and Sum,
ssr Goods, which ia well selected, consisting o'
Utmost every article usually KEEP, IN sdry gocas
Establishment. With an eye 10 b rd times, we
r. determined to give good bargains, aud fur,
hermorc, deem i; prudent no, to be unde'soId
)y any house in town. We vii! not promise
do miracles, such as healing the sick making
be old young, the poor rich or marrying the
fai, off i,u, We can, and WILL sell goods AS
hap as any one else. Call and LOOK iof your
)tIi No charge for showing goods.
PIERCE 4 TAYLOR.
| March 81, 1854
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GUE TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
AuIy Two Dollars and 4 Half Year
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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
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Hu TrxAs Rspua,icASi IL issued weekly a TWO
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", .ill he Four Dollars. Single copies. One Dime.
Aly,,s--nts Al d per square Of ten line. ., lees
80 cents per sansrv for every ins. rtion
liberal discount made for yearly adv-r,.emen ts
sn,ouneenvnt Of candidates, Ten Dollar.
TwsI,. per cent will be charged on Advertisements
!, pad IN sdvence
Yr1- Letters addressed to ,h. Office mus, he pre-.
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We heard i, asserted Yesterday that Duly
Bowlegs is the gres,ss, General nov living
The party making the assertion. sres~d
thus; Wellington 10 now decd; Gsassai
Scott is the greatest General among Tho
pale. faces after him. and Billy hsvino
whipped General Scott, hs .. egEnf
creates, living General -Ilsinp.y.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

S4DULESit SAUDLEStti
. or all kinds and descriptions, a.
- low price for cash, at the house Of
GEIGEK Il co,
Nsn door 10 Ward. WILSON, T. 90.
Marshall, June 20. 1859. So ly
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a. ,.,,,,. 3. MiLLLR.
u N. McAlpIN L. CO. WAole'ds 0''ceTs
n. and D.alsrs in Wine, and L'qno,, :
Canal erect Row, and 20 Common street, New
Oflcana
We invite the particular attention OF Mefen
ants ind Planters to our very large and wei
sa,-c,.d stock Of Fresh Groceries.
Jan 10 1854 van2s-ly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

VajuNh bic Properly Ter S"'e'
T PROPOSE selling the following valuable
property, to-w't;
The house and lot opposite the Marshall
University, formerly belonging to the Murphy
estate There are about ak acres IN THIS io''
under enclosure, with good dwelling house
dc This property is in a beautiful situation
and would b. valuable AL residence OF board
ing house for scholars.
have also valuable farm for sale. aitnsted
about three mies southwest from Marshall.
There srs about three hundred aud thirty acre.
r hi. trsct Of land, i2b Of which are cleared
and in = high state OF cultivation. There IL
also fnc peach orchard on the farm. =,
ANY per.on Wishing bargain would do well
to cali on M.
J. W. HARVEY.
A,...A ,sko v4n7-%m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

A SUPERIOR article Of Brandy. Holland
IA Gin, Port, Sherry, and Madeira Wines,
tor Medicinal purposes. for sale BY
YOUNG T. JOHNSON.
1nlv u VI nay
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

The Convention Of Congregationali''s
at Albany. adjourned on Friday. The con.
roversy with regard to tho extending OF
missionary aid to churches in slave holding
States WAS compromised by resolving that
aid should be extended in csssa where MN
listers preach and inculcs,e the principles Of
anti slavery. On Thursdsf evening low a
Tnppan offered u resolution denouualng m'
fugitive slave law, bu, meeting vlta gfoN
deal of opposition he withdrew ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

The Washington usl
" alton, Of AnnapS
against $500 that Co.
go,c Of MarylaAa &
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

EICER L. co. have on hand a large
III I assortment Of saddlera goods. Saddlefs
would DO well to call at their establishment. IN
Marshall. next door To- Ward, Wilson 4 20
or in Shreveport, Al the sign Of the noden
| S.dd,. T.,.. s,rcet. jc26-ly
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Il is estimated that forty
sons, eight hundred 49,
thousand cattle. hass q
going to California, ~
that parts Of The resssl
aud human bousa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

Csxsrs OF low N
two counties, shoxg
lation of the Stas6
increase OF nearly q
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gueriaI NDlitrs

a.. Regular Monthly Meeting Of the OTis
" Hps.,rieIorn, Mutual Association, hela
plbsr p. :, rDeT OF Broadway and Grtnd,s - on
MI lie 1852 tie following Pre- amoe aad besoiu-
-. weJe unanimously adopted - ..... r. o.. A..
iltnstrlrus patriot AUD statesman, HENRY Clay
nsr n il rght aud proper that this Assoc alton
&c ,ss ia regald for m great public services, ant
foeI M tbfopeb = long hi- intimate connected and
pss - the best interests of the industrial and work
btp n's N ms city. Therefore
~ cHtS qIai IN he death VI HENRY CLAY, we mourn
ho,. los and with melancholy interest nave 5eheld
l ana sereue close of hs earthly career that we
~ IA his memory GId remember with pride MS courage
~ tSsly IN The dis barge Of grea' puniic trusts
81 That this Association viii unite with the cry
ses In such ceremonies as may he deemed most sulta
~ - a.t tibute ef respect 10 the illustrious dead
Eso,d That Committee Of three be appointed 70 con-
a. ;,b he Con mon Council and that we tender 70 the
M n. War Of 1919 fOur-hOTse stage SUITABLY
49, M maurDinzl from each Omnibus Line belonging TO
a. ls.ee.tiOn for th-ir exclusive the day which
~ st art Tor the Funeral Ceremonies TO the great
~ taffloiic deceased Statesman -,
a. pre- dest appointed the Committee 10 confer with
a. cannon Coui ci-Messis WI. MackreL Of the East
s,s.sy Line, Henry b. Bolster. Cf the Fih-ay Line
gsrry n Pc r. Of the Bowery aud GIaud-st Line.
Roltsd That the President be asded - the Committee
Nm TYSON, President.
BtsRY N. BEERS, Secretary, pro TEN.
70 Hopes Expressive CEN TRIAL RAILROAD
stkEW JERSEY Twice daily from New YORK. to Eas5on,
:. leaving och OK, A. a., and O'Clock Z. NJ Ohce
40 u Broadway, Eew-YOIk.
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NEW ENGLISH BOOKS-Per Steam.
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TBE MECHANIC, No. 5, just issued

Contents Inventors # Genius and those OF Ordinary
Capacity Conssted-History of the Discovery OF the heo
rem on Central Forces Newton and others, JANUARY
Observation-Disclosures Cotton Manufacturing In thu. COun
try noticing Each Machine their Produc-
ton Dime hsion Of Building, Power Required, Sc con
tnued-Stength Of Material continued with Practical De
ouciiopa-Notice Of all New Motive Powers now before
lie Pubic &c, 6c.-Large Selection Of miscellaneous
Reading Terms 81 per wears in advance All commit
ncatiOns addressed to c. Z. LEONARD Editor NO lV9
Pearl-st. N. Y
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COOKS WANTED, this day.-Profes-
~ red and good plain Cooks from 81 to sl2 Ap-
ply immeo lately st No. l48 Grand st
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FLORENCE HlGHTS.-The subscrib-

u
Il er has leased the new and spacious Hotel on the
Nights Florence ~ J. The building Is one Of the most
ele CANT cOmmodious the United States conta ming
sxysix chambers with spacious drawing rooms lts To-
Gated i'm region remarkable for its saubny and commands
an unrivaled pre- aciag Trenton, Bodsnto
Burlington Bristol and Mount HOily-a landscape thirty
miles circuit and of extraordinary beauty The house IL
furnished in cottage sly and Will be kept IN
every respect 10 a superior manner.
The Forencs Hotel az the landing ready ana In COM
pete order 10 receive pates or permanent bOarders
For thu last years this house. has Oven svorably
known the pub ic, to whom the subscriber returns ais
thanks the liberal patronage he has received ana soc
oft for the Hotel the Hgnts well for the
one at the wharf Apply to &. H. MILLER Florence NJ.
EKraot from The Philadelphia Evening y l.eun 49,,
Florence Highs will be quite c. inter- Of attraction TINS
summer The large hotel there which has just ben aished
has been leased by Captain Miller the former host VI tho
Boz apatspsce the very best man tor the purpose nat
cou been found in the United States Ihls gentle
an has had the hotel at Florence Wharf for hs last TWO
wears but has been unable take half the bosrdes that ao
piled He will now, however, have accommodations Tor
oEte company, he intends to keep both houses
sno the large alone has HxtysiS rooms We know no
summer that combines many advantages as FLOR
eIc HEs II is healthy convenient OF access and sur
rounded by fine agricultural country Capt Miller keeps
table that cannot be surpassed and the gentleman
IN Of landfrd The hotel Is located In ne PARK,
which priceless acquisition 20 IA Miles that have chill
drep II has elevation OF eighty feet above the Draw1re
which viewed from the great piazza two hundred eet IN
len sh pres- picture At for Claude TO paint Appca-
tio oOms should be made early as the demand has al
ready been srest - , ,-. r;.
FLOEENcE-We understand that this beautiful town Is
most surishng condition. and that II WI" DC tno
resort of gay ard the fashionable euing ths ensuing
summer We visited II frequently last season, an always
felt delighted with the exclusion We l-arn tha II IL In
contemplation make direct road from Phlladelpnia 70
Newly ok be called the paght AIR Line ana inc
norton between Newport the Rsan aud Florence
he Delaware Will be- subs antia plank road and the dis
tanc. between New York and Phadph will be- shortened
esh that for a residence it is the most desirable
spot IN the country.
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COUNTRY BOARD-Wanted, with a

Y private family. a furnished Cottage, for Gentle
man. Wife six children and three servants Also st4bng
for carriage and for the summer months la West
chester County at convenient distance from the Railroad
pnfened Address H. s, Box ,8l0 NewYork PostOfi,e.
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ITO the PRESS, the FARMERS Frs, AN Az

rIsANs and MANUFACTURERS OF Ne" IN "a
mr. NeYoTL STATE Agricultural Society hss nppOn'e 90
. 1RIAI 81 AGRICULTURAL lmPLEMENL9s " 70 20
nnder the 1iperintendeDce ano aware OF ~ ~
s nth Of july 10 GIN the Both, and 70 Dc heia near
ln ,s os.red for the best implements tested among
- i;h s Grain Reapers Moving Machines DrlllA hoiso-
ss,s SCAM ndnes 1tresbers Sewers CuitIyatofs &c
Ivsn,ors Manufacturers arc Farmers nom al psns o.
,b Iion viii be present both to exhibit the produeu OF
.hir I'M nd nf ulry and 70 witness the trA ana a'py'
And ssee ron what entered ior tina! under me aus
the State Society extensive exmoltlon OF nisno-
cnred acls is anticipated aud vii Do 0roVloed iot oy
,b ,izeps Of Geneva large and commodous lnciosure
he made and suitable tents erected 10 accommodate all
.xb,bitor, in a convenient manner. - ~
r. IL confdertly expected that the Exhibition VIII be very
yv amended by Fame ard Others Interested In Agn-
cnraI and snufacturng improvements thus anording
TTe Mechanics and Inventors TO gain celeb
rlty for their articles -, r,,,,., II,
essDs degpios bring articles to this Exhibition will
pJese give notice Chairman Of the Committee OF Ar
rhnremenis JOHN PROUTY,) what they shall oter,
and what room they will require, possible.
COMMITTEE or ARRAsGEMENrs
JOHN s PROUTY WM. C. LEE,
JOHN II. TlLLMAN III PARKER
asa GARDNFR +. J. BURIAL,
VIM ORION f. C. CLEVELAND,
JOSEPH 5 LEWIS, II. L. SUDAN,
Al CHEW VIM JOHNSON,
ROBERT LAY PEREZ II. FIELD,
JOHN l. BENNETT, JOHN N WHITING,
PAUL \. BILL
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DOARDING-A Gentleman and Wife

DOARD.-At a delightful retired spot
IN the North River acc ssble several TINES day BY
Railroad and Steamboat Particular and rs'ereace 70 H.
w office Weeks Kelly Co, No - Wallst
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HARPER q BROTHERS, No. 8


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amuseuenla

A STORPLACE OPERA HOUSE.
N Two more and moot positively the last pelfsm
Sees, fklnAf aud SATURDAY AETsRNOONS
) 6cock EVENINGS, Ocl Cd of DDNErrrs
ucOye Of s,tins MONKEYS. DO3S aad GOATS in
thsn Comic PsntoDiuies u the Msrcrioue.s Batavia
Arcsn Dinner The Descuer Exercises OF Psht aud Sls
kspes be Rotary WoudeT, A. Van SplnEaa These very
pesrha tbiqu- sBc instructive entertainments have at
useseo the most crwfed ard fashionable Audiences and
have ben VonoUuced the WOsdeT Of Age Box on %
Stvn bom Pm. ncke,s S. c-0ts; Amphi .heatsf
= see's' child bail price. Doors open a. 70 commence
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SPIRITUAL TEL EGRAPH, No

TO- is issued and is deemed the most interesting num-
Der tlst has appeared IL contains The Law OF Love Re
ms,kabe spin uaI Manifestations Soul magnetic out
81 he YORK Conference the Clergy against the Spits
Interesting Corr spondsnce &C. &C Published by
CHAS PARTRIDGE, No. 3 Couiuandt st. Il.
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TT s. SCHOOL AGENCY-By f. H.

III
WILCOX No 293 Broadway Negotiations daily
by the best institutions families teachers and matons
One Der cent in advance cancels adv and pro
cures the required compensation. All money due from pat
rons be aid before Januar 1873 or tneg VIII STAND a.
denouent Subscribers on the pages e the Register
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DIDDLE HOUSE DETROIP, MICH

bIGAN-The proprietor of this establishment tpeat
aty situated op the Of Jefferson aud Rand ph
ST. respe study a'k Continuance OF pubic pao age the
house was opened the ofJune last is handsomely far
nshed ano guests visiting this CITY assured that no ex
erion shall be wanting render their solouTn az eea9e
ORVtLLE B. DlBBLE,
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NOR SALE-A Hotel, Lease and Fur.
MACHINERY and LEASE for SALE.
TO GROCERS and BAKERS.-Store

in BROOKLYN for Sale to Let The new folr story
brick store th stable the Of Hilary and Navy
SITS win be sold low and On easy terms Apply 1t VI
ora P. NJ toVALENTlNE @ HALL, No. 10 Grsmery-
park, Z0thst. between ID and ith-ays
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T OOK OUT for an Entertaining BOOK

OOk OUl Tor an entertaining DUN!
Il 4 Emitted LIFE AP THE SOUTH, or UNCLE
TOMS CABIN" AS 1T Is Being Narratives. Scenes lad
Incidents in the real Life Of the Lowry BY W. L. o.
Smith Esq
have notices the the large
m hs Urce Toms Cabin. rerub
the National Fra" the well known
tor Washington City. The syowed object OF this
southern institutions We undsrstsnt that
:h. author Mr. Stowe u about ewing Roland Tor Oliver
Eastern BY the first Of July next
aon there will be published bv the Respectable
aru Deiby Co Buffalo. Uncle Toms CABIN, Is, by w
G. smith, ED confidently recommend the worn IN adj
NeNOreansf sayuhr.
The above work will be published tbs first of August
NJ xt and will contain about 500 limo pages beautifully IL
listed The price will he " 50
Early orders will meet with first attention.
Coco active agents wanted 70 sell the above book
receipt Of 81 81 will ior~ ard one copy Of the above
took (which agents pts copy by mail, post
rr pai 4 place in the United States not exceeding
500 miles from Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati or New York.
BOoks sent by mail must prepaid according TO the
Pest Office law Postage this work is about p cents for
each and every sou miles
huleals prces for above ard ether salsble books for
which agents will be forwarded application to
u,, post pad. @. n. DERBY co,
July |, 1882 Book Publishers Buffalo, n. Y.
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Two GROCERS and PROVISION

Il DEALERS For sale, the Stock, Fixtures and Les'
OF the No S}5 Spring ST. corner Of Westinghouse
opposite the Market For particulars inquire the prem
ises
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GATHERS COSMOkAMAS--Scc.
ord serles-Exhibited Of lSth-st sno oroad.
-,ay Open nom A. N. ill 10 O'Clock r. NJ. Admission ~
outs These works of Art consist Of collection ofNIEs
~ FITROPF. ASIA MINOR, SYRIA, The HOLY LAND,
egypt, NUBIA and ARABIA. sbey are ssstsbse AZ
sirte5 IN oil hv Prof sattler
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Esw Publications

dust pubhshed,)
4 DISCOURSE on the LIFE and SER
"a VICES Of PROF MOSES STUART, delivered in
he City of New York Sabbath Evening January 25th 1852
8y Rev. Vim Adams DID,, Pastor of the Central Presby.
terrain Church JOHN =. TkOW, No 10 Ann-st
A DVERTIS EMENT. - HENRY
n CLAY-The celebrated CLAY PORTRAIT HENRY
CLAY atASHLAND by Land aud ones size "a by lnch g.
SUPERFICIAL paper for sale by all booksellers and pic
taie dealers Pnoe 81 The trade supplied by WALLER
& KREPS, No. 34z Broadway, N. " Hudson 4 smith,
Futonst; J. w. Moore, Philadelphia and D. NJ. Dewey.
Rochester The discount to the trade will be liberal beyond
precedent
Now Is the time the admirers Of Clay to this
Portrait
Office Of Publication No. l20 Nsssau.st
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OAPEISLAND BATHING-NA-

~ TIONAL HALL-Ths large, new and elegant no
tel s now open for the The public will lind this
house equal TO the best American Hotes-locaon lew
,eps from the shore with magnificent view Of the Ocean
AARON GARRETSON, PEopretoI
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rY'Henry tIay AIeda!s.-G. IIEERBRANDE No.
Shotts manu- aetune beautiful Medal OF the great
n Tie friends OF Harry ofhe West requested u call
kne o them.
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YOUNG MAN, who understands per-

fecy al the different branches Of the mathematical
hysca sciences especially with regari practical
application Architecture, Mechanics Chemstry Tech
Bougy etc. Eshes 10 obtain any situation, where
plhmeuis ofthe highest order required II may be ad
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stands drawing ard designing, and and writes
rertly the pnciosl languages Best references DO
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