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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

w GODS MINsTKELs, AL BROADWAY. ABOVE
W Howard street-Open every evening. under tho
nagement of II. Wood. Admission 20 cents; children
under twelve halt price Doors open concert
commences at o'clock. N B.-The Wednesday aad Sa-
turday afternoon concerts until
nntic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30
HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC WANTED.

FURNISHED ROOM WANTED, WITHOUT BOARD,
n for sgentleman and lady, in very small family,
VII there other bosrders wdo lady preferred.
east side Of and paid in advance. Ad-
dress U. B. A., Broadway Post Olice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

MEXICAN MUSICAL FUND SOCIETY.--GRAND
"A Military Musical Festival at Castle Garden Saturday
Sept. 4. AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
which occasion the folio extraordinary combination
of musical talent will appear
Dodworth's Cornet Band.
hheitop's American Brass Band.
Adkins Washington Brass Band.
Wallaco's Impire Brass Band.
Wannemaehers Now York Brass Band.
Schiebela National Brass Rand.
Poore's City Brass Band.
Fishers Brass Band, and
Wous 7th Regiment Band.
The Brooklyn Cornet Band.
The Troy Brass Band.
Becks Philadelphia Brass Band, and
The Boston Brigade Brass Band.
Each Band will play solo pieces and the whole body
numbering nearly TWO HUNDRED PERFORMERS. viii
perform several splendid ensemble pieces among which will
be foundOverture to Fra DiavOo. March from Athalie
March from the Prophete Musical Fund March, by Sig Ar
diti. and Dio Kossenden Waltz by Lannar.
HERR MENGiS N. BOULANGEK, Pianist. and PAUL
JULIEN Volinst have volunteered their services to-
gether with many other eminent artists, whose will
be duly announced.
Tickets for Afternoon and Evening" so cents; cheeks
given Afternoon oors open AT o'clock Concert at So
O'Clock. Evening Concert ut ~ o'clock.
To prevent crowdng the public
to buy their tickets at the Seoretarys oce 479 Broadway
n he Musio Store oteI nc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

UCTION NOTICE-AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS.
n Gerard Belts will sell Tuesday, August 3l st III
o'clock at the Wall Street Sales ROOM oe pestpon 'n
10000 boxes Brookfeld and other well known brands
roan window Glass of recent manufacture embracing
OF Sizes ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

HOWARD ATHENEUM, BosTON-THE LADIES
and gentlemen engaged At The above named estab-
Nshment are requested TO in the Green Room,
Tuesday, September IA, At IL o'clock.
KOBERT JONES, Stage Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

VTANTED HOUSE TO RENT-A COMFORTABLE
house in the upper part Of the city, suitable for
private house. furnished unfurnshed wAntsd
The best references will be given Address o. Co.
Herald office.
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yNANTED TO RENT-PART OF HOUSE, FOR A
w email private family without children Location In
any part city of the Bowory aud Fourth
nue. ADDRESS X. x X, Herald Office, stating terms and
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-27
" Ap,N CLARKE on DANCING. -"

"Ap,N CLARKE ov DANCING. -" /
long resisted nil solicitations to this en-
plosm.n' bu, ri last, showing my SELF 10 be
overcome. grew Ps-.i"nsIels fond Of il.
and now. lost the spi il OF suhordinstior.
did no. love 20 wok. lnhibsd n split al
ni-oess. AID in short. drank in Ill the bra,
slekeu,ng efilnyia OF Il-ssu,-.
Dancing aud company took the place
reading and study and the authority Of NJ
parents was feared. hut not respected. an
lew serious impressions could prevail ia >
mind mbued With t,iv"Iiiy
Yet. entered no di.r-rutxble assembly,
and 10 no case KEEP, bid company. Never.
'helrss. the dancing ~as 10 n~ t,esvestiuc
inllnancc. an unmiaed moral evil cos
slider it branch Of 'bx, worldly education
which lead. from Heaven to Earth-tros
things spiri,ua! u things SENSUAL and f..n
God. to Satan. Let them plead Tor il WIZ
will. ! know it to be Nj evil. and only svi,
No man in his sens~s will Dance said
Cicero. = besti,en. Shame then GU th4,ss
Ihfistsins. who advocate = course. b.
which many sons have become proA,s Ale,
and many daughters have been ruined =
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0oltcru.

The recent .lrt'tinu has shown that
"bnliing. a. i is called. fran a party, Is
no great inln after all IL, indeed, it il
moi u positive benefit When Gen. scott
was nominated u number OF distinguished
aud u.ilrnlil wing, "hpltri and cIth-r
came "ut boldly agant him. or withheld
tl'if support Now, an the otdnar, pm
ciples of reasoning It WAS concluded that
these gentlemen, h. iug individuals of IN
iuenc-, tileo, aud ish position, would car
~ a large numb ~ at voter. with them. u
was GA tbs sf"urd the democrats were 50
confident al carving Tennessee, North
tar"liii, aud refihi'l partitions Of our own
STATE Large wag.rs were made Oh the
result IN these States Nav. the facts
have turned nut the very reverse from what
was calculated On AID reasoned out, H.
these v.ty States Scat, has run strongest ,
and, indeed, IN the very district, where
these boilers reside he increases the
usual wing mnJariies These bolting-
have uo doubt had the effect Of s,ir'ing up
the remainder OF the I,sst, t. greater ar.
nsi'y and energy Thus, in the Gentry,
and Wliisms's districts. in Tennessee, the
wings have msde gains 50, Ia North Car
nlina, tlmgm''n's detection appears to have
strengthened the wings, add, Ia tn, state,
10 which Garrrr aud Pa ban. two bolt
iug "hl. 'lcctors) reside, than any where
else --- UeHa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-27

and ~ another. I" have buried vast tracts
oi middle Eu"p". M" .nI"yi gsniai
CLIMATE and smiling With fertility, under u
rlnrl'. crus, Of .un,mnus thickness.
~ IT,. slow, secular vsria-
ton. ol our supply al light and heat from
the sun. which ia The immensely Of the
past may have geue 10 ANY extent. aud
succeeded each other in amy order. which
"" know l." hnvs taken plnce, We have u
cnu-e fully ADJ qua', 10 the utmost require
n,.nts oi g.o,"gy "-Pm,ian Necorder.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-27

~A The snb~ctib-r propose sell
siFiA ing hl, Valuable farm. situated
sfsk about ~ INDIES \orih-yeE OF
Marshall, With all the rp 'rIc-
ku,r,. aud tn. hands uu tie ri cr.
. There are in To. tract about On, Thwisaud
rres of land, igirg tn a sggar, bo'iy h.
ind !, well watef-d aid well tlmh.rcd. a
Amber Of excellent >prng- wril be- found on
III place. s~.~tnl ui which ace wuhln shurt
s:snce Of the dwelling. Ah"ut tHo hundt, d
rr, Of the mtd are IA u state IT cultivation
|, thrc, uf four arrr, lu earn, futly or i"rlt-
ke IN cotton aud the balance III oats The
bon is unusually promising Tt" subscriber
MI .ell the land alone ur the crop ~ ,lii a, It
t.tcd There are two hne peach aui apple
bebati- ON the place, hc-idc- o'hrr valuable
M trees The Improvements "n iNr Place
good A plan, substantial dwelling "
house, containing -upri"5 gn; h"r,"
20 black -miih shop. with i"ui- and @ lot "i
b. and steel The l.nd 90 cultivation iH@
I'D fences and l. dicied
The negroes are eight IN number all good
lnd,. aud tive ut them very ikcB.
Ans person wishing TO engage 90 iarwlnE.
find thu an excellent opportunity a. the
uh-eriher desires TO abtudun u tu eusngr ~
Golhrr pursuit, aui Is disposed T." -cll on rt'a-
tnible terms For oihrf particulars and for
trlns, apply. on the place, To-
t. FRASER
| June l. 1872 ~ I'm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-27

rriwlrd under n small OAK on an elevated
piece of ground. short distance from him
the scene of action shifted, aud he remained
undiscovered and unscalped, an ANXIOUS
+ sperln,or al the battle.
/ II was now md gh, The savage band
had, si'.e taking all the scl,ps they could
iiud, lrIl the hattie ground. Morgan wa.
seated nj The loot Of the oak It's Trunk sun
+ ported his head. The rugged aud uneven
ground that surrounded him WAS covered
with the slain, the one. white and prnioc,
ing rocks. hlrachod with the rain and sun
81 centuries. were ciin,soned with hlpud.
hat had warmed the heat and animated the
hosop the pa,'iot aud the soldier The
pale s.inm.riug of the moon occasionally
threw n laiut light upon the mangrd bod.
irs OF the dead then passing cloud eu
whipped all IN duhness and gave additional
terror I" the feeble erie. oi few still lin
g..tng in the last agnnies Of prntracted
drarI, rendered doubly appalling hy the
hoafs" glo"l of the bar. the loud howl q!
the wolf. aud the .h III and varied notes of
tn" Wild eat and panther, feeding on the
dead aud diving. Morgan bebeld the scene
with heart 'rnding sensations. AID look
forward with the apathy OF despair to his
own end
\ hrge fcrocious looking bear, covered
all over with blond, now approached him :;
he threw himself GA the ground. sileuty
commended his soul to Heaven aud IN
breaihless anxiety, awaited his late. The
saiinted animal slo"l, passed without 20.
lciHg him. Morgan raised bis head aud
was about to offer his thanks Tor Ills uueN.
I'.ctrd preservation, when the cfy OF Il pack
Of wolves opened upon him auG avail rucd
BIN To n ; use of danger lie placed III,
hand over hIs eyes. tell on his iace. and
ia Silent ag"uy awaited ~, fate lie now
hraid a rusllug Ia the bushes; steps up
preached cold chill ran over him, Ina
agiuatiuu, creative. busy Imagination, was
acilv,i, vmpl"yrd death the most horr
hle, awaited hlm his limbs would in all
piob tilt>, be i"rn from him aud Ice de.
,oulcd alive. He felt touch. the vital
spHik WIS almost .Atlnguishrd Another
/ urh n'ut- vl"lrn, than the !ifs,- aud he
WAS turned ovet.
The c"d sweat run down in torrents --
lils baud. were Violently forced fem his
b,,-,L. mon, n,ss.d hon, n,d,, u, cl,md
lt -. L.. 49,.
lns"lunlarl, opened and he hrtl,ld bis wife,
who ia scatce audiir voice exclaimed.
Va husband' my husband ," aud lrll
uppu III, bosom.
N.,,,u ,o,, l.,,,.d f,o, b;s ,ii, ,b,,
an, ,l,,. i,,G,,s it'll III. L,,., ,I...,.
1,,,d .,,,,. .,i,ts .,J dr..,L rr,.,l, en-,
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Webster On the Evidences Of Christianity.

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,b.. L,., S,lI.,,L's s,,,o,n and II u,..a
i, .,,,i,,,a,.,d ,,d ,,tou me, .Ionn.,.a ,,r 10,
han, M, ,,.. ,,,.., t,o,h. of IN. Cool I
r,,,,, Ian, ,,.,,,,d TN, ouinion. of .,rb 4
ma, in .uu, ,,,,s. "a nnIlic pforeft,
,h,, i.u, .,,lnn (or ,,,,,,u,ing 10 recall
.o,,,,. ur ,bu.,. ,,,,,,,k.,,t,rh ver, uttetes
il, ,b.. ,,i,,.y -, tb, ,I.,,,..,,c ,i-,.l.
s.id Al, V.h.,,.,. "tsv S,hi.eib 1 a.
tened /, a, ,,,d,. and learned d,,eaetee ur
az, M. ,.y,d.,c.s of christianity. AHA. AT.
,,,,,,,.,,,. ,,.,,. ,,nu,u f,eu u,onh,r, li.ro
,,in ;,,,,r,,i ..,,,i,.,,. 'TI,., ,,e,e
=, .,.J ,,,,, L,,,e.l ,rcu,.ry .ra C.,ee
,,,,, s.. !, s.,,.'I +, ma. tb, ,l.ro,o,st, ,aH
-, d.,, ,,,,,, ,L,.,, ,L,. ,,,,i,, ro...lus,,.p
A., Gam. so u.er the Truth TIM, .,as AS.
,,,t.,.J ,h,, H.. missed i, In suo..,.Ia,,
NJ, "A. ,,.u,,.r,. b,. said the oui. .Y.-na
,,y,. ,r....,,,.J h, tb,.r ,,,d,ur,.s b. f,,. .
EuL,r ch,i.t,t.i,, Is Inn. ar IN. n .l.lns,on
,,,,,o,,,d II, ,,,,,,,,.t i,u,,n,t,nr such
:. ma, TIM. ..n.,n.t,,.. aid ,h. cr,, b,t II
e.. hi. .,,. tos,I il either ira. ...fa,x
-, * c,,.n,,,,,t. fraud . !, BIS ..l...r a
,,.,l,v ar nj, ,o.t,,,si,t,o. hdsi v.,. ,.st
H., ,.,,.t,.s,d ,o ,. ar ia, WAS nm ..,a,aie-
an. ,ii,.r ,,l,,,,,uiyr n. ..,,i..a
Et,. -, hi. cannes, enhancement If fi.. t,e,h
i5.,g..,,,,,,;u H.. d,.f.ur, io,t,d. e.. ,o .,,o
.,,a..,i,,, ma M. n h,
.,.,t L,.i,
r,..,,.,.., inf liz ,,,e and holy .,i.. sI.,...
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Evans sanders, / 20.

In her .\,,. Brick Atrs, "ed If ihr Pnohc
Ngnar hru door horih u E'aas' "r'se'
4 k,ys
IEAi.ERS in drugs, medicines and chem
- ral,, pants, dye siui'-' glass ware pr''
rum.r,, tnc soaps, steel pens superior w'l''nI
ink and paper, patent medicines OF al N,n n
wine, and brandy for medical pnrp"ser' 'hy,
stefan. prescriptions carefully PUT up az ~
hour. Purchasers viii always hnd al ,n'' -
iahl-hmen,, fresh and unadaltefa'ed medicines
which have been sel.e,-d with great care, '"I
this market Al purchasers are invited !" rs
anime our stock, which IL beng constantly re-
-npplird. v2n'o'
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4 AnIN " / u I. NOT : l.

Wopd ioH qu3 Brav Turning SHOP,
Fifth Hio,k snuih ut the Courthouse
WE would inform our lrieHd- and the pub
w hc ~, arr. carr, ing an the above business,
IN al It, branches and are .ilt,d up for doing
any kind Of Turning. either ou Engine, Mill
or Cnbinrl WORK We are pr,p red to receive
order, Tor ans kind OF Furniture, ard ni' nd
.r, ping on hand au assortment of D.ds.tads,
Table,, thuif.. &c.
B,,nc rNp.r, need workmen, we NAV SAFELY
uro,ni.r uur work to be we'll fitted up and
neatly executed
All orders promptly attended TO- and fur
nltnr neatly repaired.
BLIZZARD Bal. returned. md Patterns made
IN order WM lilBbLRI u son.
ink Z 1874 fl-o
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-27

SsA l.L\>p torroNIx FLoatpA The
ST Augustine Auc'.nt Cns. OF the 3o'h
ult. Says.
lsrg- qntuiliies of new cotton are
coming f,rwsfd tn market from the interior,
Ia shipping I,"iuis "n the It. Johns. aud II
i. selling readily NJ -, To 33 cents for prime
Sen l.luds The prize. i, highly rcnuner
alive 10 the planter aad viii induce large
emigration from the Southern States this
vlu,er
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-27

The man accused If b"ng the chief in
siigaior oi the la'c attempt IN assassinste
the Shah nj f-r.i,. was punished thus
" H., was seized. hi, body carefully drill
ed with a kni'r. IN parts which would not
u, the moment cause death, pieces Of light
ed candies were then introduced Into tho
holes. md. thu. illuminated. carried in pro
c-ssion through the haz TAR, an finally con
uy,d la the town gales. aud there cielt IN
twain like lat ,am
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-27

Parry WoNrN.-pf all other views n
man "iaN. Ia time. grow ii,-d but IA the
ecu trnarce .i uonru thsr. l. variety
whirh s,is ra,,u.ss y, defiance. q" The
divine right oil h.nu'y.' LAY. Juuins. is
the o"lv DIVINE fight a man can scknnwI.
edge, and a pr.'i, Woman III. chiy tyrxnt
he Is not su,hofiy.d To- ,~sisi"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-27

For aone time pnst runors have hepn
IN circulation tha, third -xpedtio" would
sail from III. United states for the purpose
OF again invading Cuhs. 1'hes. rumors
hav. at length taken tangibi. fofn,-and
the information that another grand vxr>di.
lion 10 preparing :" leave the shores ~ the
United States, To b- directed 10 81. Domin.
90. i. now confirmed. Our information il
derived from al un,Iouht~d source. This
powerful expedition 10 fitting oct in the
United Stairs. under tho pr~teat Of avail.
ing themselves Of the emigration decree
lust pa,se, by the Dominican Congress.
- hich certainly Senior i,aez did not intend
iaf OBJ AHflit ate. rot Tor Inc fssnch II
has opeued tbe door fo tie Ameliean sd.
sentsrers Nhp project the establishment "
a foathod ia 81 DDmln.o. Whore the ~.
PED Haus mchi rts~rihle. sr1 theure con-
cert theIr attach, more oont euieni.y ufnn
Cuba
Their intentions are lo land as esni.
srauts. HHder the protection o; tae law.
and a..ttn,d professions Flso Of sssisa~g
lae Denim -aa- against soutoaqns.
H. a Of the object rau,vla.iased u
20 sultiulsie both the lamlneans And M.
lisna, to cohltsi all the baeAs 10 lnAos txs
cosjInx 10 the c,sie rurri. and uiliuat61Y
80 flood the counir, With ! white pnpel4.
;ioa Cuba ia 70 ',s tes,..d ~ he s~nso
inannvr, and the s'ut, ieans hops thereby
20 establish a ',naop.'lg 81 The iopiesi
projscs. s-'h as they uow enjey OF tho
artiels Of cotton. No doub great NUN
h-ss Of blacks would aiso be transported
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-27

"Wx ARxA BAND. - An Orgdnopho
me H"ad. pr"frss'p, 10 he Al orchestra
withoo, instruments - that lie, ~ which the
fleet III musical Instruments II produced hy
the human voic.--is performing IN London.
At tue ST. James Theatre
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-27

Nv a,~r," ssid a Nissourisn. IL gi well
enough !" MAKE i"s for we'nep Nnd chit.
dren. bat il siu't calk'l tied ~ men. " his
KEY 10 necessary for the constellation, end
should he used by ever man wac gre.sss>s
10 b~ = christian.
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UNluIANG:E OFFICE.

,l>IiE undersigned ha. opened an EXCHANGE
o,flcr in NhrStepof aud Is pr par'd T."
S,ll Check on all the pnuripal eliie- IN Inc
United States also 10 purcl,a,. Exchange aud
receive Deposits,
Iuili continue to nd vance on eonsisnmch's
To Wlienr. " u.LIAMs a Co, Cash or balg'
lnr and Rope vl pF balances due 'he"
customer, nj my olicc free OF ehaf-r.
Is. VI JOii \sO\,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-27

N,Axorn itoe--l her. il now OF
~shihiiion At I al,si., Maine. hog raised
stand. seven beet sIs inch,s high, and g,,s
-is 'e., -,gh, inches. aud weighs twelve
hundred pounds. Il is one year and Ala
months old
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-27

IL the lihr-sv ct the British Mueeum
there are f. haudfed aud seseasy lhes !.
sanA v.,luni,s The rate OF increase = sevvn
Thousand saf 50 that, IN Aslfa century,
il wiI' cualao - many vnlnmee = ~
N-saudt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-27

There are ho, ,en paintings in the White
jlouse ut sshington--on \ full length
likeness 81 Washington, and another 81
no,,var President Fillmore hiss lately added
Welch'. spperb engraving nom Stuart
" .shln.,on.
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l'l.ANTlNS' IIUIl.l,
WuTShaH. IcJds.
EtiI N"fi II JAG ksoN............... Pruptetr'

IlHN"ti II "a, hNtN'.,..-.- .,.,...-.-. Ifuifetr"
\ tasting charge ct the PLANTERS no.
l TEL. Mrs. J /, full aware OF the re-pon-
.lhllty Of the mud, rukiur vet, having had
several wars experience "a catering Tor the
putlic, She faiirr, herself that she can render
gen, raj satisfaction
Sh. has made some. aud hopes to make
many morc changes an the style and manage.
ment Of tins House. whether for better or
ter worst she is willing to leave to discern.
ug public to decide Notwithstanding, all the
mprn,, mcnJ~ -hc has IN view, her charges vi \
remain the same rs thosc OF her lliuslrous"
predecessor,
o. The STAGE OFFICE, for the Shreyc-
port, j. iicron. and Tyler line of stages IS
kept al tins House, and every attention Will
b pad Ia The travelling public.
Aug : 1882 VI n6-3m.
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The Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Company are making 500 dav, clear OF
expenses, ou ,t. road iruu Memphis 10
tollirrillr. {. distance OF shou, twenty.
five NIL - viirh Is AS iar rs the passenger
trains yet -. Inv Mempb. Appeal says
Cotton is p,ling up on the roadside with
rush, sud VET thee IL u" percepthl-
Ltninu,ion ~ the uuinivf Of wagons which
pour into the city by the plank roads. "
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" A1sSBgAD.l. HOTEL.
tSouih s"te Of The Public >qaare,)
MAN>lI,LL. Texas

I>HE subscriber having recenllytasen CHARGE
! OF this House, has made several improve.
nicn'- in ll- internal arrangements, and has had
The room, thoroughly renovated and repaired
50 TIA. II is now inferior to no Hotel M u.
country.
A. he has started In the business with the
expectation of making II profitable. he will .n.
dsavor 10 do 20 by keeping good house. ut
Cleanliness and ncninc~- will be observed in
all The arrangements Of the Marshall House,
from the kitchen {" the garrer. 81! The bed
rooms aud beds viii moi ouly be KEEP. neat and
elcanly, but the fuoms viii be .upplird with
the necessary furniture, wash-sla d., bowls,
towels &c
81 The table will be supplied with the very
best thai cIn be obtained. and which will be
served up IN an acceptable manner by an .S.
perienccd cook. The servants are polite aud
attentive.
In tur. il viii be- the object Of the nnder.irr.
dd To conduct the iIar-hall House IN such u
manner n, To invite custom.
TERMS:
Board per month with lodging. SIS 90
per without lodging, IL 90
per week, ailh lodging, = 90
per WiAput ! so
per day. co
Single Mead, 90
~ Pcrry'- well known LIVERY STABLE
j. coun,clcd wt'h the House 'lhl. stable /.
still under the charge ct VI E. Ilyu-ou. Tho-e
stopping al III" Marshall llp0-e, may rely on
their hof,,- bring well alic,drd Ia.
Tnycler. wanting horse or bugpies, can
have them a, an hour, noii,e
H. The Henderson line ct stages star, from
this House three time, = week
J. W SlNNS.
August :. 1852 VI uG-ii
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-27
linz TEX REPUBLICAN,
Lis Two DoIIa,s AMI = Half a Year!
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EDITOR AND :HorWiETOk.


rv,.s RyruWLicA> issued weekly nj TWO
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49,. # paid within ~ months. Fhr-. ltnllsr.
',..n, h.. DELAYED null after the .iv months. the
IAN be- fnur pulars. Single c"p'rs One Dime
,tisrnent- At 81 per square. ui ten lir-~ ur Ices
"a cent. PER sGnarr f"f-,rr -nh-eG-ni Insertion.
,hs,,l li-eouni made far yearly sd,-rr,n-iu-nis
ao,uncrtnrui ii c,ndiisl-s leu Dollar
,,l,. pr cent Will he charged ~ advertisements
pa,i IA advrnc-
- l.tt.rs addressed To this On,o. must he nfe-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-27

,os. 7 uussip tsnS.tt " s>s>
1Oii< y. WDNAID a. co. Iaei@s and
81 Communion" Merchants, No %. Gra''er
s,r-e,, New Orleans.
Ia, 10 1882 v3n2s ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-27

SrAxxgRr~e W.T." Cnoi as f'u
cnmber. -" Summarizing" ssjs Calssidge
" is sometimes the cause vi loa. So4s1
one wa. mentioning in la.ess's pvseejl
the cold heart. dness Of The Duks a.
he,lsnd. in r-.,rainirs tho DaeAss
rushing up 10 the erlin~re o. ~ -
she had not ss~r Ter ctsssadet1 ~
and insisting o. her r~es.vise ~ fe g
" How horis,, rofa i 49, a6tt
rstor. "Yes. sA,d !ssu,l.. u m ~
wsv. chat yos Sasw - = 49, -
Gu .cum isr ian5 WI Ri
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-27
s 4 PERRY. Proprietor.

~ r,r-ons car be furnished with horses,
buegr., hnk., aud carriages, al the shortest
uUtivr.
Marshall. AUG -, 1852 9u
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Sadness .NAUUIIS ''f
. or all kinds ard descriptions, at 4
- low price for ea-h, at the hodse OF
GEit.i.R a 60.
Ner door 10 Uard. Wilson, II TO.
Marshall Jnue 20. ISJ. 81 Is
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Valuable Property for safe.


PROPOSE selling the following valuable
property. te-wii =.
The house and lot opposite the MM~ha''
lnyersiy. Formerly belonging to the Murphy
Estate There ART nhou, six acres III TINS '"''
huder eneosufe, with good dwelling h""-e'
he. Thi. properly il IN beautiful situation
md would h. valuable asa re,,dcnec. or board
big house for scholars.
have also valuable farm Tar sale, stue'ed
About three miles southwest from Marshall,
There are about three hundred and thirty acres
h this t,ae, Of and, i33 If which ARE cleared
hnd IA high tate Of cultivation There is
AI.o enc ,..aeh orchard the farm
Az person wishing bargain would DO well
70 call on uie.
J. ". HARVEY.
Arva.i l.. lAs0 vin7-tm
PN siALrts rs MILLER.
~ n McsLpIN l. co, Whoi,saie f'roe'r
~. and Dealers in Wines and Liquors,
Cani street Row, and " Common street, New
Drlaana
We invite The particular attention Of Msrch
Ants lind Planters to our yer. large and vel
Ds'se,ed alock Of Fresh Groceries.
Jan 10, is52 WHISKY.