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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-21

ALnAHAo-AAk0n 81.
nasne b % a0oH sers. ..eAe VI oS
g " aIoa wArEa.. .evs " ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-21

vrs.sc~ n. Tue.Iay ~ i.sS Psssaa ara I'm .
On board steamer Ct Peck Zip Pier rvss alas
s'ciook. An. Y. Is. SUTTON. 81 W Ill strsst
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NUTICH-TuE PAssxNCnRg HOR Tnn KArn Ma
IN PIER are requested DO board AsndAy. Mach
a. All bakgaEe be board before o'clock.
kerths ~ sseursd a lev rates. ~
o IN Green street. H. HAMILTON = 90.
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NOR SAN FRANcisCO.--TBE FAvoRfTE CLIPPER
n Wl.1E SGUsLi, now receiving part Of her
pier 81 L. r., win - ~ hor berth dows town 10 few
days quick despatch three qusrers Of her
city Icing arond engaged Fer balance OF freight onbn
pAs6eq, having unoquntet accommodations, apply to
BOOTH 4 EDGAk, 90 Front streoA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13
T.. ". VI. MING. Esq
Memphis, Tenn, March, 1850.

The Faculties, for intellectual abilities. moral
worth. and professional requirements, vii com
pare fayoraby with the most Distinguished 10
our country. The medical iaculi, constitutes
an anomai, in thi- or amy other eoun'fy--al,
Of iho,a are able lecturers and tho best Of
teachers
Those who viii contemplate Our gccgraila'
cal position. and tie extent Of our population
can have no doubt ~ to the eligibility of our
situation for m enterprise Of The Kind, A. I"
health, Including all seasons Of the year, We
deny that Aai uTnlE cIry Has MORE.
A COMMON error exists IA the hisnd> OF many
students relative to the place rf studying mef'
t'iue. those who intend yrscticing anon. The
diseases Of the Yves, and South. should Ger.
,ainly educate themselves Mt schoul whose
Faculty are practically acquainted with ,ho-e
di~easts.
That the public may be- satisfied Of the per.
manefcy OF this school, We feel il our dui, to
state that the Trustees and Faculty form usig
in action which augirs well for il fu,urr sue
cess and that the peculiar internal orgn'xalion
which connects thea canno, he interrupted.
T.. ". W. KING, ESQ.
President Of ne Memphis inauufe.
march 7, $50. " MO ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13
nsmP4ae 1Ses1YUTe

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
1NllE regular rssrsc of leetusvs = - h
i ui,ste wtlAes00sars - - FIN - Ne
vsspbss, - seSeinse uatu ~ hss - xsAv~s
ssy. ~ Anaeaas1eal uerast@sMt M 10
acsa ~ psaAy u fssalss ssudunts ~ sls
M ~ uetehef IL n<dissl D~rariasvat
viii = s,lF sie di~sisn u the fsass~ing
PR0EEssor
r. Freeman, ". d., Professor Of Anasomv.
RS. Newton. n. u Professor u Surgery,
n. J. Ilnlcc. ". ~, Professor Of Theory AID
Practice Of Medicine.
". BYRD Powell, ". u, Professor of Phys
iology, Pathology, Murral'gy and Gco'
osy.
!. King. ". ~, Professor II M,crla Nsdics
Therapeutics, AVID Medical Jurisprudence.
J. liton Sande!-. A. ~. VI. D.. Professor 81
Chemistry aud Pharmacy.
J. A. Wilson. ". d., Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Women and Children.
tifNioiI L,stt.fNs.
NeSiriar--profeA II J lIulee.
>rg,fv--proiessor X s, Newton.
H. Freeman, u. d.. Anatomical D-monslfa-
Tor.
The fees for a full course Of lectures sIaount
10 Sib3
Each Professors Ticke'. Si5. Mntrien's-
tors. -. Dcncns,,ator Fee, eiU. Gsadus.
tion, SO
These desiring further Information. WI
please Address their lci,crs (po-i paid 10 &c
Dean; aud students arriving IA tlr city VIII
please cali on lin, at the Comucfcia' Iioi-..
x. =. NEWTON. VI. D.
H. 4 PIE Iiyr.ff..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13
OBITUARY.

JOINS NJ. GIBSON LopGE on l. o. O. F. No. 10.
March s, 1882.
WHrErAs information has been received of
the dcmisc of oar true and worthy Brother.
Rev. Thomas W. BROOKE, who departed this
life on the nh uli, IN Red River county,
Texas, and thus having been called from tie
labors of our earthly lodge, to the enjoy
men, OF the celestial one above, held in that
house not made with hands, eternal in the
Heavens: BE il therefore
Rcsoifed That we deeply regret the loss of
onr worthy brother, but feel an assurance tina,
the change is conducive to his enJoymen, and
happiness, and while his temporary duties on
earth have ceased, he has entered into the
Grand Lodge above, where all good and faith.
full brothers viii be gathered and reunited by
the bonds Of Friendship, Truth, and Lote.
Kcsolred, That We deeply sytnpalhsc with
the widow aud relatives of our deceased Broth.
er and tender them our coincidence for then
gree, and irreparablc loss But, We trust
VIVA, is their loss is his eternal Gain,
Resoirfd, That We wear the usual badge OF
mourning for thirty DAYS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13

..u.. f-u.-. O.u
ss,I"I VIZ" ~
~, "''ea"s' mas
'I.'.' -" .o""s """'"'""'
''" 49,, sT ~ 9 ''''Is""s ''""'nm.'""
al =, ~ ',yo"'"'' ~ browns
Wv ~ w ~. " n",y' having "ee"
~, r. C "o''' Wv ~ VI January
~, IVY P's'"'o" "'"''.''e"''
",'l =, =" :, =, N"''J',; No' /" neat '"p's.
80 -, ''o''' 'u''a"e' Lowell >o''o", "h"
'e'','"v' ~" ,,esss' ,"eh ~ 'Se''o' refer
no"u' ioo v H. ',''"' A. ., '"scn' ana
-. w ~ -, 80. . ar "'",''"S
Jaws o' Tue 'h''sa ',''es. me 'r'als are
set 10, u'e '''s, 'o"o'N u" June, "aso"
gave oa', lof us appearance Inc Others
''',' ''o' wv" "'''a'eu'
1o'"e ',,'nue eases "etc disposed Of
'"uso "a,fo"s went ny me aeht 10
,,o" "'''""' o'' MS way 10 washington
~
N"''l"i mas '''""e no movement since
' -, i's' yates, "ePo'S were very contra
o'c'ory as 10 inc hummer OF men under NM
anu rs TO 'ne operations Intended some
,s'''a'e" h's 'oie' ~ rom "oo 10 i"o"
no no, oe,n''e 'hu"Rn' ne mas receive" any
eohsiu'faD'e accession OF numbers ana Sc
Wv" MS '"''' ID """"' "o"o' ''eS A"o"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13
rICTrK Es.

Necure the sfenio,r ere hs Substance faaies'
TAKE pleasure in announcing to the citizens
of Marshall and vicinity, that am now fully
rremrcd (Iasing good light and eommodi'
on, room to l-, Them see themselves On pa'
cueseol,pel "a others see them. Win the
a,.i ~ new and reecn, Improvements, both ~
the polish Of the plate and chemical department
as we'll "A having large aud complete Sipa-
ra,nA feel confident IN gi"ing entire salts
faction to all who may favor me with their pat,
sonasc. Papa Ma.ta cases, gold leekeir, and
breast-p pins, constantly on hand. d,
Ladies and gentlemen are requested TO caf
and examine the specimens.
n Room IN Johnson's brick building
JAS. II. BOONE.
March l3, 1854 sanai-'t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13

CxxxANy.--Gemany has thirty. seven
Cosern'nents. The most important 10 Aus.
tria in the south cast--only a part Of which
is in Germany proper. The Governments
consist of six Kingdoms. twenty seven Ouch.
les, aud four free cities, which last are little
republics.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13

The negro expulsion bill, which haspass'
ed the Legislature OF Indiana, does not, in
terms. prohibt free negroes from entering
the State. but levies It's penalties against H''
nersons who hsrbor, feed, or employ aoeero
who is not known to have bee" res'de".
of the State at the time vi tho adoption o,
the present constitution, and requires al
such negroes 10 be registered in the Circuit
Court. and carry certificate with them OF
,b.;r ,ight Of residence.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13
WARD WILSON, u co,
1870 3u3--


TIE new fast running passcr-
Qr--ie ger Steamer X T. n RI Err
as16es6ss~ Capt. IlnSRy V. MCCALL, has
been purchased expressly for the trade, and viii
run as Il regular packet during The entire season.
The Red River has Just been newly furnished
throughout, with new beds, bedding, carpeting
sc, Ac.
The Red Rner," from her grca, speed ard
superior accommodations for passengers and
shippers offer inc Inducements.
For frcei, or passage apply On board or to
W IT, COBB, Agent, Port Cad'io.
Shreveport, March 49, 1852. n37-ii.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13
March !, 1852.
THE STATE or TEXAS,

lIfI. = u 'i 'bNN',
CorSry OF HARRISON.
County Court pertaining 10 Estates Ac !;
lIENRY e. PARCllANAN, guardian OF
the person and estate OF Martha J. fnrch-
man, has filed his account for final settlement,
This il, therefore, to give notice that they VIII
be opened for examination and allowance at the
next term Of said cunrt, to be held Oh the last
MONDAY in March, (lnstanl,) Mt the courthouse
in the town of Marshall, when and where all
persons interested in the welfare of his said
ward, may attend and contest them If they
think proper
By order of the county court
T.. G.. BEAILi, Clerk.
March &, 1892 n3b ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13
NpRJ\f, A VI SIMMER EOODN
STEAM MlLL.

'I>iif. subscriber takes Ibis method Of inform
] ing his patrons and the public generally
that hes Steam Saw and Gfst Mlli, situated
about one and a quarter miles norih-wes, irun
Marshall, is now IN operation, and IN good order
He is prepared TO accommodate orders At short
notice. aud on reasonable Germs. fer cash. or
on crodi, TO pnuctua dcaiers, The fclowir.
are The prices, per 1000 feet
Lumber board measure, Gl5 90
Eoarn edged lumber, &c %
laihing and pali,.g, side and
edge measure, 30 90
The grist mill viii at all times be IN opera.
ton Sacks brought to the mill mus, lr plane
ly marked 81 there wil be 40 spoasibllit, Tor
loss.
Ten per cent viii be- charged on lumber bili-
when no, paid IN advance. All sums on credit
will be considered ia. on the first day vi De-
cenIber OF the current year.
A. d. BUKRESS
January II, 1889 ,5n1.'y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13
GEORGE THOMAS.
ItItl\II SPENCER
March ~, 1859.
xcw >ur,my Guod.::,

New spring Goods ~!
WARD, WILSON, Il CO.. would call the
w attention of their customers, and the pub
lie generally. to their New Styles of spring
Goods, which they are now receiving and open
inp. aud offering al hcss prices than We haze ever
sold such goods heretofore.
We avail ourselves of this opportunity to
return our grateful thanks to the public for the
extensive and ilaticring patronage heretofore
conferred on W., and shall continue our cndeay-
ours TO merit continuance of the same,
WARD WILSON, 4 co.
March -, 1852 3n3T-m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13
MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE.

TIME Executive Board Of Manager, appoint
l ed by marshall Lodge No. -, announce TO
tn, public that ,ts 18th session Of the Institute
will commence On TIE First M.nday IN Feb
ruary under the charge Of tie Faculty "i
Teachers, To wit;
Rev. Trio . WusoS. PresileW
Ms EaaA " i;osfury. 'icf Principal
Miss ELixA NvaroS. Primary Department
Miss ARAHELLA JESStfT lVsr. NHsic Pf7r9
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13
Jaw DEFIANT WENT

Hon. L.. ". NJ kng, Professor Of Theory
ard Practice of Law.
John Delafcld, Esq, pfolrsso, Of CONNER
e.d jurisprudence.
TrfmS-SJO per se~-ica.
Al communications pertaining to TIA depart
men, must be addrrs-c,. TO
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13

WARD, WILSON & 20. are now receiving
w AND opening at their old stand. on the
north sy4e of the public square, their new and
w-li selected stock Of
Spring AND SIMMER GOODS.
With their ample stock Of domestic goods.
embracing Gernnn, French. and English Fancy
dress. Ter girls and ladies, wearc Boots, Shoes,
Hats. Gaps, and Bounet-, Hardware. Queens
ware, China, Glass, Wood, and Tin Ware; Sad
dlery, Cutlery, School and Miscellaneous Books.
Stationery. Hosiery. jewelrv. Kcndy made
Clothing, Rope, Iron, Steel, aud Castings Mi
Of which are of the latest sigiss, and the most re-
cen, npor;aiiou-, selected With much care, and
considerable caHiioni consequently We are now
prepared, and will sell ieaer Than err. We
confidently invite onr friends and the public 10
come up 10 the scratch boldly, for We feel rs
sutvd there are bargains TO be found IN our
i,gsius, our motto i small ln'.ais and ready
sales
WARD, WILSON, 4 co.
Marshall, May l,t. 1851. mas #
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13
T. II /. VI \ X X T. + $.
NV ORtr,Ns, March p

NV ORLr,Ns. March ~, l>ia.
Corrox--We take the following nolicc II the
market. from the New Orleans rfcr-t uf'cnt Of Wed
ne.day. March 81
e. In Our own maket the demand was renewed with
, c,.l deal Of ACTIVITY and thrrr wrrc indications d at
an UNUSUALLY LARGE business would have been done had
r,. market been mnrr amply supplied " u Was,
however the business reached n fn'Nl extent having
amounted Ia fully 10000 bales and making a loln fer
Inc ihre days 81 - iOo bales taken principally for
Great Britain and the Continent, with sonr parcels for
Franc. and the Norh rrlrcs of mort qualities have
npns ed ahoui cent SINCE OUT last report and cur
figures are altered accordingly
srv ORLEANS cL,ssrricArtoS,
,pc.,io,. aSl Good Mddling. 3 50
ordinary. .6!a7 Mailing Far. - a -
NIddiinr :! ~ ! Fair. '--..-- nominal.
Ftorn From 81 - TO 81 ST.
ross Me-. sli ~ 10 SIS N, NJ q. sli 80
pfinr ,la . t. sl1 81; Hog Round. g.
N,cay Hams from . TO Toe, clear :. to ca.
shoulders 10 -,c
I,Rp.--ht & To- Ole
cortrs Rio -iga 81; la,aaito lac Leguayra
none.
sua,R liruvn lfo,a ;. 10 5,r Havana white %
toQ; fsiaf II to ll!c.
g,cnlSa -ken,uck, from lglo l3lc.
Han Ror. -krumcky, I. 70 ~,
Byyswss From 20 in 2,ic.
SKINS Bear - 10 % Deer. IN lair lHl to lSc
Mni,ssss-tfpm ~ 10 2tc
C,>nirs Sperm 81 to O., lallow :. io2; Ada
mautpo 2Sc.
ErcF--tt ~ ..
Ss,Ns Buffalo rohc from 50. hear % to Is c.
Coxs.- Ordinary. 80 81 best nj so a So,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13

4 BLoousa DiALoeun--Miss Smith
" Ny dear Miss Jones you look d''ln.ly'
PRAY where are you hurryiog to - MISS
Jones "Where. il YOU will accompany me-
| can have the benefit Of your good taste
10 NV tailor's"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13

rorfhs can. Of Padifni and D,sor,',sd Masirgouoa.
Miscarriage Aboriion. and h' rsfi,f Of gH ibo''
Sgmpafisfic Ncrtoss ~. tons afisadaH, on Prcg
raPr9 - - $500
TRY THE PIllI.OTpkEN.
II - prepared entirely from vegetable suhsiapc"s-
ffop roots that wcfr familiar remedies Nlih the Ahp.
RHYMES which lt.t brought 10 the notice ~ Ply.
stefan by the that attended old Indian md.
VIII, IN relieving aud curing all lhUse complaints for
which hi. medicine - recommended. These roots
possess scda,r anti --Tasnpiir alternative ionic and
other protcftir. which combined. rf,~uce not only a
.rc,ifr action IN the uterus. hut hy allaynf lfahii
~ .nihtne the nerves and r, ing t. tie stomach
n.sl., Nature m resuminc her regular functions I'M,
part health and ,fuf To the body and clrcfinlncss ai
coffrnimcni 20 ~" mind,
M. Eemrmhrr, that an ounce Of Preventative -
worth pound VI cure,
y u Purchaser, toAvoal imposition, vii I've care,
f IT, observe Written signature IN te outside label
OF each bottle. IL Counterfeit which j. Forgery
r &. Ki>Iii. Proprietor, Hamburg. : {.
r-,- Price 81 per bottle --SN hililrs for -
Cor sale hy stONIL u MEAD
III harifs. street. y. q.
General Wholesale Agent. for the Southern >iairs to
whom att or,l,fs mu-: :. addressed.
January 10 1850 NjnS~-lY|
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13

Mr. Graham, the aeronaut, states, IN rel
crencc to the late balloon accident, that
owing 20 the extreme gns''ness OF INC
weather. he refused to allow any stranger
to encounter the rish of the ascent. Inc
party who accompanied him tras only has
rife.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13

The number Of emgrants who have en-.
barked from Dublin, during the past year,
was 5000, against 1881 in 1870.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13
New Firm.

TIE copar;aersbiP heretofore existing
in this town. under the firm OF Ward a
Wilson is this day dissolved by limitation.
Having renewed the same by associn'in.
with us Mr.. G.. W. \iyion, our house viii
in future be conducted under the name aud
s,,lo OF Ward, Wilson. Il Go.
Being thankful for the liberal patronage
extended to the old firm, our highes, anbl.
ton shall be. by assiduily, industry, aud
close attention to business to merit the
same in future.
WARD WILSON. 4 Co,
January ~ 1859. v'n20 y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13
sEwApvERrIsEMENrs.


Is hereby given. that the County Court Of
Harrison county, Texas. Will conyerr IN
special session on "Wednesday the i7lh inst, 10
appoin, a Tax Assessor and collector for said
coHniy, 10 I'll the vacancy accustomed BY a. }.
Payne, resigned.
r. \. PATlLlD, Chit Justice.
March IL, 1882. n3l-iw.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13
A CARD.

We, the Undersigned, passengers on the
steamboat tlcora, feel 1t bat due to Capt X
II MARTIN to make public expression Of our
great satisfaction with the boat and crew. OF,
her late trip from New Orlean. to Port Caddo
and Jefferson. The ti.oua is n regular LAX,
packet, and We believe there 10 not a more
comfortable and safe boat, nor more prudent
and courteous officers in the trade
The people of this section Of the county
depcndcn, on the Lake navigation, should ever
feel grateful 10 Capt. MARIN for his untiriag
cxerlions, n, also for the great sacrifice he
makes in entering ut this stage Of low water
We SAY grca, sacrifice, because we know he
I'D have returned from Shrcycpor, with a
freight to New Orleans Coming into the
Lake, he was compelled TO leave part of his
freight, thereby making u double trip, at much
risk and los. Of time
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13
NOTICE.

4 IL. those inisbted 10 7. g. Pierce for 1881
~ are requested to come forward and settle
either by paying Tho money or by ne's'
March b, ls.1
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13
MAR>suALa usOTEL ron SALE.

- THE Subscriber proposes 70 sell the
E:,: Marshall Liaei and " ould say TO hose
2A wishing To engage in The business of
Tavern. Keeping that lhis well known aud com-
modiu- establishment, is in good condition for
the reception OF Travellers and lioarder-. aud
from it, eligible situation ia the flonusinnp
town of Marshall 3, ~, we'll calculated tocl.c't
patronage as ANY Other Tavern 10 the State.
The House /, well supplied Wit, suitable iur.
niiufe, which ui, purchaser can have with the
building, II he choo,cs.
Term, accommodating. For particulars, en-.
uniru of the subscriber, living - miles East
from Marshall of James Mctowcn, near the
premises. -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13
LOST.

N'E have host or mslaid The conditional
w head-right certificate granted to John >.
Bell By the board of Land Commissioner, of
San Augustine county, on the 2lst day of de-
ccmhcr, 1899, for $40 acres Of land, No. 1927,
cla-. 3D.. aud that unless intelligence oil It Is
received n, he proper office within three months
from the date OF TN. pub icaiion, we Will apply
to the proper officers for duplicate OF said ccf
tltcatc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13

THIS Is to certify that bought large mill,
to run by steam power, from J. : .\|cNnndcr.
that ground hundred and iiisy bushels in
twelve hours. DAVID Hill.
March u lSJa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13

TINS FoRRnsr C>sr.-fiAi Decrfc
Ord,yci.- the 1lh inst. Judge Oakley.
Of the Superior Court IN New IorA' OF
dered A decree 10 be enter i IN the Forrest
divorce ease, finally dissolving the marriage
tie. aud freeing them from the obligations
thereof Mrs. Forrest is declared 10 be at
liberty to marry again, ~ il Mr. Forrest
WAS actually dead but Mr.. Forrest IS not
IN he allowed to marry unul Mrs. Forrest
is actually dead.
TIM TuorGurrrr Boy.-\ little boy,
more ,houghtlnl than boys generally are
hut not more So than they should be, on
being tumbcd into the mud by a eomrade'
was asked why he did not serve his abuser
in the same manner when lac rcplied-li !
should. there would be two suits OF clothes
Ia rIenn y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13

At the recent session OF the Legislature
three new Countries 'erc created making
the whole number Of counties IN the State
ninety four The now couniicsarc, orange,
taken from Jefferson county; Burnett, taken
from the northwest portion of Travis conn'
tv; Wdaieo, taken from Cameron county,
Oh the Rio Grande, Petitions for several
other pew counties were presented, but not
acted upon iiually.--Nidfc Gd;cfc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13

~ ". ADAMS, Attorney al Lar, Marshall
y . Harrison county. Texas. will practice 10
The sixth iudisial district, and in the supreme
and federal courts at Tyler. ia" II, 81
nv A. PATiLiO, Attorney 81 Lar, Msssltali,
i Harrison county. Texas. nj
4 Massey ASkEW, Am,sncy a, Lac and
y Notary Public, Marshall, Harrison eoun-
" Texas. feb I, 81.
~ A. FRAZER, Aj,orssy nj bar, Mr'.l,rh
Texas, will practice IN the Sixth Jndieia,
District, embracing the ccu',ics Of HARRISON,
Cass. u?shur, Wood, Smith, Cherokee. Rush
and Pamela counties aug 30, 81
~ l.. II. CROSS, NJ D., Physician, Sur
i gem, aud Accouchenr. Jefferson, Texas.
u Office, in Figures Building, Marshall
Street. mar ~ 81
hR. y. W. EAMES, having permanently
i } located in Marshall, respectfully tenders
hi. medical services to the public generally.
Office one door cas-, Of d.. ioung'- brick
building, mar w 81
II FYkE, Attorney Al Law, Carthage Pa
IL. nola county, Tcsas. mar -.
~ 4. GALLOWAY. Arorncy at Law, Gil
\ 2. mcr. Upshur county, Texas, viii practice
in upshur aud adjoining counties, and viii at
tend specially to the business Of collecting.
April II, 1881.
vAMES N. MORpIiIS, Attorney aud Conn
- sellor at Lac, Marshall. Harrison comfy
rc Sas. may ~
DENNERS, MOSELEN. q HALL, Aior.
ID ness al Lam, VIII practice ia the several
court, of the sixth judicial district, and IN The
supreme and federal courts OF the state nj ~
Ter may 3.
address. T.. G. Bcnncrs, s f. Mosely. Jeilcr-
son, Texas: VI. }, Hall, Marshall. Texas.
nOCTOR NJ. g. PIERCE, office second
- door west of the PosioI'ice, Marshall,
Texas.
January II. 1852, macy,
~ n. IiARAiSON, Attorney at Lane. Ne.
i. fary Public, and Commissioner n NJ
limited Sfaies and Of Mississippi, No. ~ En-
change place New Orleans.
January Il. 1854 nasy
DOlNDEXTER & WESTMORELAND
/ ATTORNEYS at Lar, Jefferson, Texas, viii
practice in all the Courts Of the District.
Particular attention TO collecting and probate
business sept. II,
INJURY FIELD, Attorney AZ La'o Ad-
uftNN " " I : " u iihiiNNh ''H ~
Texas. H. jan
LNDWARD CLARK, Aiioraey n lar, Ma,
II shall, Texas, practices in all the courts of
the Sixth Jndiclcial District, and the Supreme
and Federal Courts Of the State. nj Tyler.
Ais, United States commissioners tn take depo.
,ilious, aud aihda,,., and bail IN civil causes.
feb -, 81
hOCT RDGERS'S hscrwort and tar. also
- Wisto.' bal-om of wild cherry for sale by
EVANS, SANDERS, ~ co.
T.. CARTER Commission and Forward-
-. ing Merchant and Whoiesais aiad Rc'aH
Drgisr m Gracer,es, Provisions, LiqHorS, H1y
Corn 61is, BagP'Dg, Rep, dc dc =. G.
iIaris Brick Warehouse, corner Of tommrrc,
and Milan streets, Shreveport, la.
o. Liberal advance, made on consignment
OF Cotton and Merchandise. Every dcscrp-
ton of Goods received on storage on modcrat,
terms. ns
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-13
nOCT RDGERS'S hscrwort and tar, also
- Wlsto. : bal-om of wild cherry, for sale by
EVANS, SANDERS. ~ co.
EItNN, SANDERS, 4. co.

1 RE just receiving large and fresh supply
~ of oils, wines. spirits Of iurpcnilne, VINE.
gsr, smoking tobacco, &c