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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26
4 Administration Notice

/ ETTERS Of Administration having been
] = granted To the undersigned, N the estate
uf Jesse Under, deceased. -hy the County Court
OF tp,hur county, periainii = to the estates of
deceased persons, at the May term thereof, A
y 1889, Al persons having claims against
said estate, are hereby notified TO Present them
to the undersigned, properly authenticated,
within the time prescribed BY law; and all
persons indebted TO said estate are requested
to make immediate payment
j. +. BRADFORD, Admir-
Glmcr. June is, lsja Je26-Gt
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J. ,. GA .. T. \ q ~ T. "a.
HENERAL sholrsa!e and rsfsI Groc,r.
VI Recurring ard Forsardinc Merchant,
Commerce street. opposite steamboat landing
Shreveport. Ia, will give street attention to all
business entrusted 10 his care,
Constantly on hand larg" and we'll selected
stock Of plantation and family groceries, which
are offered cheap for cash which are
sugars teas, fish, pork, lard, oils, coees, ehoeo-
late. spices, beef, butter, fruits. candles. salt,
pickles. bacon cheese. s,rup., moasse., soaps,
louf. hatas. nee, hardware, tobacco, cigars.
powders, shot, lead, starch, Sc.
The highest priee paid for cotton, hides, pei
tries, and beesuax.
Stranger. are invited TO give mo . call and
examine for themselves
ar Order. for the surrounding country care
fully and promptly attended 10.
May |, lh52. 1Au
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farm GOc sale.

The subscriber proposes sell.
~ IA ing his valuable farm, situated
~sksk about six miles Northwest OF
~ Marshall. with all tine appur'c-
m-,1',.,..- mud the hands on the place.
There are IN the tract about One Thousand
Acres Of land, lying IN square ecdy' h''
l,nd IA well waicrcd and well umhered =
number of excellent springs VIII be. iound on
,he nlacc. several of which are within short
ds,nu,. Of the dwelling About tao hundred
ae,.. of the land are IN state oil CULTIVATION
ef,y three or four acres in com; forty or forty
6v, in cotton and the balance IN oats ne
crop Is unusually promising. The subscriber
,,;li sell the land alone or the crop win H. u
desired There are two ine peach ana afP,e
richards on the place, besides other 'n'nap''
,ruit trees The improvement on 'he pace
are good. A plain, substantial d"ei'ng a
eiu house, containing superior gin no's.
mill blac ks,ni,h shop, with tools ana a 10, OF
,,o, and steel. The land IN CULTIVATION mas
good fences aud is diiched.
The negroes are eight IN number All sooo
h.ua. md live of them very likely
ANY p,,sou wishing to engage IN farming
u,ll 6nd this an excellent ofpofiuniiy'as 'h''
s,h..,,hey desire. to abandon Il 10 engage w
sa",h., nur,ui,, and is disposed 10 sell on res
.onahl. Terms For other particulars ana 'o'
terms, apply, on the place, TO ,n.srp
,eso ~ I'm
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Notice.

4 IL. persons are forewarned against trading
\ for a certain prou'issorv note, given by
the undersigned in favor Of Henry Taylor. for
m. sum Of eighty five dollars, dated some time
in March or April of thi. year, and payable the
6r., Of January next. A. III. consideration
q, which .aii note WAS given has failed, ! Nill
not nav the same unless compelled by lAw.
LEWIS HARDkICk.
May -, is3a H-W
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NEW ADvERTIsRuENT1


Vert door 10 Ward. Wiisos T. Co..
o-ARN HAVE Just established them.
and intend carrying on The
Saddlery business in all its branches Tbcv
VIII keep on hand a large amour, of s,ocL
and work made up in the best manner which
,hey oiie' on accommodating terms, and win
be prepared to fill all orders with which they
may be favored
Persons living In the county, or in the n,c.
nor, will find this house such one n. they
have long desired, ~ such an outlay has been
mads as Will enable the propretors 10 be con.
tented with small profits
Every person wanting anything in the sad.
dlery line, land sadd!crs in the n:erior) are
invited to call and examine our stock and
prices Our motto is, Live and let live" and
We have no doubt of being able to render sat.
lsiactlon.
M. }. NJ Bailey is our authorized agent in
Marshall
~ Don't forge, our house. between Ward
Wilson a Co.'S store and Hudson a. jlan,ts.
Marshall and on Texas street sign Of III.
""'uen S"dulc, shreveport. Jc2b-iy
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Notice.

CEAlEp proposals VIII be received at my
otbce until the nth DAY Of June next for
kccping aud providing for the following pau
n,rs for the term Of one year, to-wit Marga-
,et Owens. Nancy Ever, and Eliza Vincent
By order OF the county court o,,,
T.. &. BEAZLEi, CIR"
MnX %. 1852, ~
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WITH A VIEW LtNDLORDg
THE undersigned having taken the
f..G above house, formerly kept by ". W.
LII. Mallory, will continue /, rs house Of
entertainment The buildings are in a COURSE
Of thorough repairing aud renovation. and no
labor or expense wiii be spared to put them in
the very best order ior the accommodation Of
the public.
lie ha, had much experience asa llo,e keep
er and will gi,e his most untirng attention to
the House None but honest and polite ser
wants viii be- kept abou, the house.
PrRRys well known Lircry Stable, j. con-
noeied With lhi, House
The old patrons of the Planters Hotel, and
the public generally, are respectfully limited TO
call and lr, the new administration.
RDOCII y TALBOT.
= s The L 5, Mail Stage Office is kept at
the Planters Hotel.
February ~ lls5. n33-om.
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r,GER 4 co. have on hand . lag, large
r 's.s',mrnt Of .addler.' eood.' saddlsa :.
~ ss - ssll TO call =, their establishment n
ss 'ssS. IL nsa. daor 10 Ward. W'' ,s IT,
~ ~ 0.s ..s.s, ie36-Iy
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Hy .yOUN 4. CANPBELL
rouy,,e, Hundred and Thirty Ma Acres
~ Land for Sale ~

rouy,,e, Hundred and Thirty S'I Acres
of Land for Sale ~
-AA ARE in cultlyation-ail fresh land
OND good negro quarters, all wea'heboard
a. gcod cotton GIN, press, and screw --ah
new good stables and cI'bs-sll hewed log
and .beded; good mule sheds, lots etc com
for,able hcwed.log dwelling, four rooms aud a
porch in front good meat. house store f9ons'
20 hon.e. Sc: smith and wood shops,
NTH tools, farming utensils, 1000 bbls corn
4, stacks fodder. oats, peas potatoes sc -
large stock of cattle aud hogs AT, and !, 80, A.
'ae,ior etc will be sold with the p'aec.ti de-
s,red hy the purchaser, or any ran OF W. so''s
named property NM p %e.l,hy Is mile. eas.
If jen.,,on. 3, miles north Of Clinton !"
Cas- county. For terms apply to
JOHN 4. CAMPBELL or to
THOMAS ROPER. on the place
I.f,,,.on. Texas, Sep. %, ls3l 10
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NOTICE.

DOCKS for the subscription 81 Stock to In
ID Texas and l.on,-isnA Railroad Company
ar nov open in my office At Marshall, Texas.
Person. wishing TO make investments vii
please call.
7. A. FATlLLO. Sec'ty
Nav 4. 1881
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GINS! CIys!! Cl,s,!!

/ WISH TO inform the Planters that will
! have an Agcn, attending the different Courts,
to contract for selling nv Gins and Mills.
Those wanting either, would do we'll to satisfy
themselves of their character, as ! am satisfied
they win prove satisfactory. Mr. b W patillo,
or A. Carmichael, viii attend each court, aud re-
present my interests.
J. :. ALEXANDER.
A..l
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. Orleans q TOR. laddo Packet.

\. Orleans d Port lasisiO Packet,
THE new last running pa~sen-
Q~TnN ger Steamer X J. n RfI ER
as&4krsszas Capt, liTNHy V MCCALL. has
been purchased expires. .y for the trade, and viii
run a. regular pacAc, daring the entire season
The Red River has Just boon newly furnished
throughout, w,,h ueA bod, bedding, carpcilng'
Nc., DC.
The Red Ritcr." from her great speed ard
.p,-ror accommodations for passengers snd
shippers offer anc Inducements
For freight or passage apply on board or to
W H. COBB, Agent Port tadao,
Shreveport March a. 1859 nS7-lf
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Nm HAVE taken up small sorrcl
LC9A. hor-c. about II hands high small
bimbe. one OF his fore and both hind feet white,
and abou; eight or nine years old
The owner Viii come forward, prove proper.
ty and take him away, II the reader should
know OF any person VINO has lost such a horse.
he viii please tell him of the one described
above.
My residence is seven miles North Of Grand
Bluff.
+. = BLACK
June %. 1859 Sal
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l.. u. DORIlpl.EY,

Dental surgeon, from New Orleans and Mobile,
DESPECrfuiLN informs the
IL citizens of Marshall that he il Y
prepared to perform any of the va NilyYYYp
rious operations in Dental Surgery, on the
most scientific principles. Plugging of teeth
done IN superior style. Artificial teeth in.
serted, from a single tooth To full sets. in n
style no, 10 be exceeded by any. in any city.
|. l.. D. has praciiced in his profession Cor
twenty years, and has KEEP, up with all the
impro' enenl, IN the derta art He has ceT
uhcates showing forth his qualifications. from
gentlemen of the first standing 10 the country.
Tie may be consulted a, ihc Planters Hotel
ladc> will be attended at their residence, if
preferred
His Treatise on the care and preservation Of
the teeth, can be had gratuiiou>ly, by calling
on him. ic26-u
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~ " u IL y - ~ -
~ JEFtIkNON
- ARE now receiving and opening one
We of the largest and most general stocks
- Of Drugs and Medicines ever brought
to Eastern Texas q" A change has come o rf
the spin, Of thcir dreams and they are now
selling tor the "spikcunc'um' generally. NJ
,ISsiTy IL the mother OF thi, change. and their
prices are such rs TO aslonish those who have
dealt much in Texas drug stores. They can,
and do sell quininc, calomel, Dc, leading ar
trlcs, at the sinailr-t l""ht', britt IA oil, god
ircy's cordial, bateman's drops laudanum, pare.
core. opod,ldoc and sucharlicles, b the dozen,
4, one dollar, and everything else IN proporIion.
They have large stock of glassware, windo"
glass, paints, oils, and al dye stuil,, at but a
small advance and IN short every Thing IN their
line (and they have lots and cords of pretty
ihnrs,) Is offered at very low prices but don
FORGET they ask the Npi:crinciHm.
Living at the head of Steamboat navigation
they are enabled TO accommodate their prices to
the times. Everybody is invited 10 call, ca
anime. and buy; and We promise IN the Ian
puaec Of the immortal chlldefs, to walk mp
and foai far,
jefferson, April -, 's52. haS--m'
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T. I
J. M0>Bi 4 co.,
NEW COODs!

rIllE subscriber would inform the public tina
/ he ha. Just received a splendid stock o
goods, and viii be constantly receiving through
out the season additional supplies. Hi, siort
is situated at Glade Springs, eight miles south,
east Of Marshall Il viii contain almost every
thing usually found in stores in the country
the stock has been carefully selected for this
market and purchased at such prices as will
enable thc subscriber to sell on The mos, favor.
able terms. Call and give Us a traL
J. l.. SllERROD
Anil 10 1852 nj -.inl
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y THE sut,seribtr haAiny recently
/C>N purchased the above establishment.
-lVua,el on the South side Of the public square,
Marshall, HARRISON county, Texas, would la
form the public lha, hc Is prepared to keep
horses at living prices, having reduced the
terms to suit the times. lie wll keep on hind
careful and attentive hostlcrs, y bile at The same
time. hc win himself see that every thing Is
attended to a. 1t should be.
Horses, buggic~, and hacfs, KEEP, for hire.
Persons palroni1ng Tie stable, can have their
horses, vehicles, aud baggage, sent TO any part
Of town.
The proprietor would assure all those who
may patrouile him, that no pains VIII be
spared to merit custom.
a. Persons stopping a, either Hotel, csn
have their horses seni to my stable by inform
ing the landlord.
J. ". KEMP
March Goth, 1852. v:'n3>-u
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A Monthly Journal Of Trade, Agriculture.
temmeree, Commerc'ai Pciuy. Manu-.
tacinres, Internal Improvements, etc. rte.
Published Monthly, BY }. u. B. Dx Bow.
- Eaehasge Place. opposite he Psss
UAce. Nes Orleans.
rsxxs; - % rvR ASarw, IN ADVANCE.
Advocating the int of the Soa,, and w~ss IN
ton,e sal Review ~ not he the less mindful III H.
great int Of Trade Commerce and A, r,sstsre
throughout the World commerce ~ II. ssssse ami
muiilfnrr feia,son.-in it, b story Hs sws aud IL
statistics commercial eo'rp,,sas. rrsuistsns Of
trade nef State ara inirr National lr~Aki~s e.rrx.
anJ io,neslir tsrH rsrses and I<sts ma rlre r.lA.
tipps, enterprises II cela,n'rcc, slptsas esnah
faina5s ard steam nssirnts"n etc mercantile svs.
trsns easi-s LAWS and dsei.i"ns, rssi ~ ~~ -
mssief. hahAifx tnsurarees. csrhaHee Partnership.
iactpmge. guarantee brokerage, bsnkrugstv, wreck.
salvage snssr'i-, pFisni,efinr msrguc ailJ ~,stst.
p,fusy quarantine ard rusi1ni,ous~ r-sastIo.s rte
cie commercial literature and Biography.
Persons visiting dt~eonnue their .~rrie,,oue n
tie Ies'sw sfe Required % give the putlsier three
months rp,.er
noand s.,s 81 The Commercial Res~,s, co,npl.a ~
dat. volumes fr al. Al New ofleas Of Ihsrlse<ou
lisey viii se sens 70 any pom, order
PROSPECTUS or I'M EIGHTH voLuHns*
Thu work has been regularly rubi.hra fpe n.Asll(3
four years. la hes hw~n ssust tt,rg Aont
v hole sa..hera and IVES county, ard it, ~ n
sctftsar st STEADILY and fapsiiy increased ,l~se 49,
iu aslte- seeiss- q ~. ln'an Ia this hri - "
has gained larger rifcustnin tl.an any saisae nj
srn work ana th- strongest inA.rnre. toanrf II
iesirrs ard no,icss have lsr~a received
sautec even the very highest a. could ~
space f~rnn Ti~ Commercial R.vru
and npitrd tho eefnfuerc ard ARfeulo
en- and >oaihern hsssss and sthibstl
,isrse sess gLs'r Statistics
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DISSOLUTION.
yltrCH>ON HOTEL.

TIE undersigned has taken the
LII above establishment for the ensuing
year. The house and furniture has lately I'M
dcrgone thorough repair aud oyerbaaine
With good long experience in tavern
keeping, and anremiliug eNcrlion- for the com
fort of bls guests he hopes To merit, and re-
ecye Roodly SHARE OF public patronage. Con
ucctcd with ihe house !. lnre. and eommo-
diou- stable. under ihc charge Of Il " Mes
NTH Esq, who viii nj ali hour. be ready to
receive and give the best attention to horses
placed IN his stable, he VIII al,o keep horses
for sale, exchange, aud hirc--carrlages, bug
gies and good teams ior hire.
HENRY GOODiNG.
JelIarsnn. Mnrch u INI2 n3n-lV.
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Cotton Gin and Mill Mandatory
April 3, 1852.

.u0uuu0ltVEts
IliE subscriber would inform the Planter.
1 Of Eastern Texas, that his Cotton GIN and
MN Mandatory, situated itrec.quartcrs of a
mile West OF Marshall is in successful opera
Ton hasing the best wofkmen and keeping
W al to'es large amour, OF the most APP
proved material he can safely promise that he
can furnish rs good gins and mills H. any es-
iabllshmeni IN the United States Let the
planter, remember that he warrants all his
work, and that he can always be found a, his
present residence lie is now prepared to pu,
up Wills 10 run by water, horse. or steam power.
These mills are Of n superior character, a. all
are willing to testify who have tried them. and
Of which fact he has numerous certificates from
planter, in Eastern Texas, a few Of which will
be found IN this paper,
j. 5. ALEXANDER.
April 3, ISL.
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~. L. HIGGINS,
~ r. fsssla eessl~ Bsst M. q,
N00H,E.

A Ill those indebted u r q p;.
"A are requested To coma eS"-I - sor 1901
March q, 1854 sese
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NADDLES't NAUDLEStti
"a OF all kinds and descriptions, a,
- low price for cash, a, the house Of
GEIGEK Il CO.,
NeH door 10 Ward, Wilson, g. 20.
MARSHALL, June III, 1892. - "
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: TIE 4 VI NIL b..

STEAM MILL.
THE subscriber takes his method Of inform
/ ing his patrons and the public ecnefall,
that his Steam Saw aud Grlst Mn, situated
about one and quarter miles northwest from
Marshall, is now IN operation, and in good order
lie is prepared to accommodate orders al shGii
notice, aud on reasonable terms. for cash, o,
on credi, to punciual dealers. The following
are the prices, per 1000 feet
Lumber heard measure, Sl5 90
Rough edged lumber, IL 90
l.aihug and palIsg, side ard
edge measure. 40 90
The prist mill Will at all times be IN opera.
ton. Sacks brought TO the mill must be plain.
" marked OF there will be 40 responsibility for
loss.
Ten per cent viii hc charged on lumber bills
when not paid in advance. An sums on credit
will be considered due on the first day OF De
ecmber Of the eufreni year.
A. u. BCRRESS.
January II. 1850 ,3n29y
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Noltte.
Arr. DAVID !. NEEL 10 NY authorized
agent. during my absence from The State,
to settle my basinsss.
b. J. TERRY.
Jane -, 1904 vS-n3O-f
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WI ~ 7''-'F"F '-'--7 ~ =
The undersigned having withdrawn his con-
ncction from the board Of Underwriters, Is
prepared to issue policic. for the respective
Kind, of insurance. in the above old and very
able companies, against loss or danger on
Fire Marine, and Inland Risks, and on the
Lives of Whites and Sm e., on the most l,be-
raj terms. discriminating according Ia hazard
Apnly 10 {. c. LAliiKOp, Agent.
~ Camp street.
The undersigned is sub agent for the above
company, and i prepared and fnllt authorized
10 take any rish- coming under The nr'lew OF
the poltrry. J. u. TODD,
Jce-ly Smllh'and' ASS 'o'' i'N'S'
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G A = y .. y r G.

~ MADAAS, Attorney at Lar, Marshall
W Harrison county, Texas, will practice in
the sixth judicial district, and in the supreme
ard ss''eral courts at Tyler. Jan II, 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-25
OLE BULL-HUMBUG

The Washington papers contain a cores
pondence between number of Heads of De.
partmentS, Foreign Ministers, Senators, Con-
gressmen, and others, on the one part, and Ole
Bull, the Violinist, on the other. Ole Bull is
solicited by these distinguees to give con-
cert, and Ole Bull very graciousIy consents to
give concert Friday night next. Among the
names Of his solicitors are Webster, Scott,
tGeneral) the Russian, the British and other
Foreign Ministers, Clay. Cass, Douglass. and
almost all the other very prominent ones in
the Federal Metropolis. We are only sur
priced that Mr.. FILLMORE is not on the LIST.
since so many others of note are included
This little affair is very neatly done. II il
worthy Of Barnum. Will the Senators M,
give the Norwegian a public reception after
the manner of kossuth? The House ought TO
follow suit. If the honored individual could
not give expression to his feelings in cords.
which kossuth can employ with SO much ia
cility, he could do SO much better than Kos.
suth through the impressive strains Of his
violin. Contemplate Dir President of the Sc.
nate. King, making neat and starch speech
q welcome to Ole Bull, and then imagine thar
Ane looking specimen of man eleva,ing him.
SET to his full height, CHANGING for moment
Of the ceiling with an intelligent look, as il
communing with an invisible spirit, and catch.
"s from Il the inspiration which he then utters
S"a nls magic instrument. enchanting the
grave SENATORS who hang with rapture on his
.ua'ns' Why don't they complete the affair
in this gsaad s.yle9 -''
~ We sre indebted 70 M. Gre.A.,, q. -.
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kossUTH, in his voyage down the MISSISSIPPI
pi, is said to have passed Memphis withou,
stopping, there having been no arrangements
made there to receive him and show him off to
the natives. There had been a considerable
debate at Natchez as to what they should do
unto the great Mcguire - but no definite con
clusion had been arrived at. If they do not
undertake to worship the Governor, we sup
pose he will keep on down to the Crescent city
without handing round the hat for little "ma-
terial aid" We rather anticipate that the il
lustrious Hungarian will find "soME LUST OF
COTTON" in the Southwest to excite his loath-
ing.
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IRON AND CoTroN.--It is rumored in WASH
ington that a tariff scheme, which had been
partially agreed upon between the cotton man
ufacturing and iron interests in Congress, has
fallen through by the boiling of the iron men of
Pennsylvania on the proposition to make rail.
road iron free of duty for three years.