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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02
R.aILRoAp coM:NEcTToMs.

M v s
We notice in the Baltimore papers that a con.
vention Of Southern and South-western gentle
men is to meet in that riiy 4lnrinr the presen
month. The purpose Of this meeting. as W,
gather it from the intimations in the publ,
Journals, is to devise measures to mike Balti
more the emporium of the Southern and South
western trade.
Avery commendabl purpose, no doubt. With
untiring energy Baltimore is pushing her rail
aro4d connections in various quarters. BY the
end Of the month she will strike the Ohio at
Wheeling. Lower down the river she will soon
connect with Parkershnrg, and thus she will
lay her grasp upon the trade of the South
western country
A new order of things is in process Of develop
ment. Here in New Orleans, with every advan-
mouth, or near it, Of the great Father of Waters,
we repose upon our privileges, and seem to think
that the fortunes Of our city are safe and well
assured and beyond the reach of accident or
misadyenture, Yet every year witnesses, to a
great or less extent, an abstraction of trade,
by arfi6cial communications, towards the At
lantic cities
Whatever industry and enterprise can do with
ont the aid Of natural appliances, surely indus
Inv hd enterprise can do much more NTH those
and in combination with them The me-
clis Of the Mississippi Valley is here Ma
. ture has SO established it. The efforts made in
other quarters to divert the courses Of trade de-
pend for their success upon the energy with
which they are prosecuted and the perseverance
which attends them. There are no favors to be
asked in matters Of traffic. Wheresoever trade
can 60 with the best prospect of advantage, and
with the most promising attractions of profit.
thither 1t will go. We cannot, therefore, look
upon the systematic and perseyering efforts of
the Eastern cities to draw the trade Of the West
and Of the Southwest to their ports, without
feeling strong sentiment of solicitude--not
from Jealousy, not from envy of their bold and
daring spirit Of enterprise, but from that natu-
raj feeling Of emulation which teaches us to hold
our Own and not to be surpassed in well doing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02
Just Published.
THE SOUTHERN LADIES' BOOK,

FUN DECEMBER,
"a Is ready and will be delivered TUESDAY
November 80 Single numbers be had publication
los ST. Charles street and u Commercial Place Mgan Literary
Depot Post Office Building Femngs Literary Depot Lafayette
steele's Book Sore Camp Noan sore Camp
D. Hews Music Store, Camp and the Book Store
y White, Canal street. noy99 2w9p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02
Crockery, China and Glass Ware.

E1 The subscribers have in store large stock their
line comprising the complete amy use Country
Dealers to be found the South which they offering low prices
and on favorable terms. p R. FELL A. CO
nov27 1Ot2p "a Common street. near ysrsnd. Hotal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02
Stubborn Facts.
ALFRED MUNRoE co.

"a Magazine street, corner of Gravier,
Would respectfully inform those acquainted with
doing business TO their old friend and not
that the following principles their house any dissntc
ten exists after the purchase Of cs they may be returned and s
changed, or the money will be chesruly refunded"
The stock Of CL0T immense and are receiving by
every steamer from their Mandatory al Broadway York. So
fail MOTTO call at the Depotfor
GENTLEMEN'S,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02
French China.

French China.
t Til, subscribers store large assortment Of PLAIN
WHITE AND DECORATED
F r = N G Fl CHIN "A,
SUCH lAS....
TEA AND COFFEE SETS CHAMBER AND MANTEL CAM
DLEsTICKs, MUGS, TOY TEA SETS FOR CHILDREN RICH
COFFEE CUPS WITH NOTICES, DINING SETS, CHAMBER
SETS etc. etc., which they Offering wholesale RETAIL at low
prices. noy21 lO2p1 PR FELL 4 70 ~ romno, =,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

1I!S &STREETERS PATENT INSULATED
~ LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR. Travelling Agents wanted to
are ene for the sale the above
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

Thompson s .Vtc0n,
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
NO. 10 CAMP STREET,
opposite City Hotel,
u Are now in receipt Of large and stock OF
s..s FINE CLOTHING,
manufactured by themselves expressly RETAIL TRADE and
embracing every varietyof
OVER COATS;
CLOAKS;
FRocK COATS;
DRESS COATS;
PALETOTSy
SAC COATS;
PANTALooNs
VESTS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

r.& BOYS AND
CHILDREN's
OIL OTHING
ALS0-FURNIsHING GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY
oVERCOATS of every description.
WALKING COATS Of ali kinds
BUSINESS COATS If all kinds
DRESS AND FRoCK COATS Of all kinds
PANTALooNs Of ali kinds. oAoANs VI various quaiIea
VESTS Of all kinds.
uNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS of all kinda
HALF HOSE AND GLOVES Of all kipd,
COTTON AND LINEN SHIRTS of ali kinds
CRAVATS and SCARFS-magui6csn sent ss.ortn,snt
EANDKERcHrEFs AND SUBSCRIBERS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

Roots and Shoes, -eh.
weeks, and have on the way, over $4,000 worth
BOOTS, SHOES. AND BROGANS,
every description and quality selected great
various manufactures of Boston, NewYork Philadelphia.
THIS STOCK is ONE OF THE LARGEST ASSORTED
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY, country city
dealers would do well call purchasing
these goods offered low prices accommodating
To country merchants particularly who contemplate laying
their supplies confidently this and ask them
10 call and examine for themselves.
DAVID TAYLOR g. CO.,
Successors Of Taylor Rayne)
sepl3 Customhsuss atrset.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

Boys AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
TO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS, PILOTS. ETC
~ Your particular attention invited very large assortment Of
OvERCoATS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
I- Among which superior
FUR BEAVERS E[AIALAYA CLOTHS, HEAVY PILOT CLOTHS
DEvoNSHRE KERsEYs, SUPERIOR BLANKETS,
NOTIFIED BEAVERS, WHITNEY CLOTHS Etc.
In all Of which goods have some
EXTRA LONG COATS,
manufactured expressly for use
- You had better call and purchase you
Portable. ALFRED MUNRoE 4 CO.,
nov9b 7t7p 81 Magazine street corner of (Irava,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

Lea sheriff de diyees Etat auront son ana Ia ditto
election pour Gouverneur Lieutenant sesrSse dE
esorer Surntsndant pEdusou Puboue ct
memerea de PAsmbles Generate ait le susd, oUATRsME
81 Decembe Proclaim psr
ee que les PROCEDURES conduts ct les rours
aux lois vgueur elections dEtat Par
qu' Seouera entire jour de pelecion
gu Ia Legislature euna engage tous les oeiers lie,
retous ausssto que possible.
bonne sous ct lie pEt e la Wills e Baton
s Rouge 2ieme jour de Novenre A. D. 1sst ct la soix.
ante dxseptiAms de l'nde pendu,es do. Fiat. uni.
N 'e oou'efhepr, JOSEPH WALKER
CHARLKs GAYARnK Secrstaire d'Etat ro,.o a..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-23
Course Of Study, and Charges per SEA-
x-on. twenty Weeks

PRIMARY r1NtNI--bfthoEmpiy
Reading ANA wiring, per sessionoi
hsr months, Gle o.
SICoNp JrNiUE Class Elementary les.
sons ia Arithmetic Grammar, Geo
graphy, Natural Philosophy, ihle-
oioaY. aud History ST. 30
FIgsr JusIoB Ass--fuqli.h Gram-
mar, Typography, Arithmetic eoltn-
uod, Natural Philosophy, Watts un
the Mind, BOTANY, Geology, NJ thol
ho,ogy, and History. SO 90
MuruLl CLASS Chemlstry, Rhetoric,
Logic, Moral Science, Mental PHI
lp.op.iy, Evidences Of Christianity
rolurd and Domestic Economy
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient ani
Modern language, commenced. SO on
SL:ioG ClAss--Ancrut and Modern
Language completed Geometry.
Irgounmrtry, ana tc1I'~ oltorm-
cr ,tud,cs SO %
Composition throughout the COURSE.
extra incidental expense tor pupil
per session 81 90
Drawing and Painting. .ath Sio 90
Embro.d,s and NaN VI orb, each . 90
Instrumental Music >2l 90
Use a.! Piano extra 81 90
Tuition pa able at the end of each se>s5ou
Pur,- Wl.i be- charged from the ume Of ga
trance, HHp. fAc close Of the session. Deduc
hons made iui ptotrae ied siekneas.
luy 10, lsJ1. No. tt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-23
F. s,LyrY. cH BUs.sla.
New Firn...New Goods!

SilNN 4 BURNSIDE, cash dealers
N. IN every description of F,ne Waiebes,
G.-1 Jcse.yy, aud Fancy Coed, having en-
tered into partnership IA the Watch uiaklugane
Ioweity business, at the old stard Of Sil'cy q
Woods. corner of Texa. and Market streets,
Shreveport, La, take pleasure ~ announcing TO
their numerous friends that their supply OF
good, IS complete, embracing every 'Aflei. q
watches, clocks, jewe.Fy, and fancy goods,
ladies' aud gents gold aud silver hunting anG
open faced watches, gold aid silver taimolee,
ladies aud gents hne guard ahd fob cha!aa,
bracelets, necklace, gold pencils and gold pen
in gold aud silver handles, gold aud SILVER spec
tsccs, german silver do. music boxes accordc-
ons, iuiinas, .i,er aud shell visiting card
ea-es, gfeatVa Of ladir, and gents breast
pins, finger rings. hosum, collar. and sleeve but
tons. ladies' coz p.a. tine supply Of gents
gold guard, aud fob kr{-. SIN guards, gfauda'rs,
lamps. mantle ornaments, canes, fancy work
boxes, french globe msntir clocks, marine ie'er
cocks, e.. sc. Watches, CLOCKS, ard loWc.u
of every description repaired at short uallfc.
All good watchc, Warranted uue year ifois. tale
vt repairing
We are s,I.e prepared 20 inaun'ar'ufr leWe'r'
Of an kinds, h,,,rt 10 our employ NJ, Watson
late OF Memphis, whose time is t'o,ri cHiife-
Is Co that branch of business.
Oar terms are positively cash f,st' TINS date
SilNA u Bl KNSipE
N,,i pIl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-23
THE THIRD ANNUAL. VOLUME
Thu Southrrn Literary Can't.

MAS conlsDerc-d on saturday. All II Msy. 1850.
w ps!-r Is original name. instraAi " " GaeAas1s'
Weekly Gazette. nrr- significant Of i's t~eultar
character -sr The only weekly organ 81 literature
~ ih" whole south u Is greatly enlarged md ~.
proved, containing weekly - columns Of wasn,. II
~, prroser. IN .a -ni,rriy new dress from hesd "
io"l and op"n sAsuuin white paper. 70 thai, In
mechah"a excellence. II - not surpassed by any is,.r
g,haevef the tn-a states. II cnniinues uLdsf /.
zane ce.ioa d.issioa ~ heretofore. and re EaIs
ckfe"ls WIZ be 'rs'et 70 rake Il eAo.ee fa!cLy
fsWff9fei as ti.ar - 'hs ehsatssi. sad - G,.;
hc test Utterly isscAfl.rg n. rctioa s,af sog,l.
rfn rfHsi tsni.gi eufrsis WIN iss rcri'sfn wee.
irs ga Chr lp1sss std IaieIcs. i- S1uiAer. ,s.sfy
tatsiie tssia he be-, CT tet Al. Inc charscte;.rs
90 tn4.F Ns.la5e ffe.de J.Lfs4l Il. sm.ii.. an.
eaauunty pad 1t embraces m IT. staple .ld. -,.f,
s-, -s OF infe 4serce thfi tan xnd 10 ti.iS f..nt
brFiuhl fpNtrltuli,ns, irufn many o. the sbl,4g
writer. 90 is Stfih. chiefly oeesgy - solu,nr,s bu,
TOO o Vie fusion Of fLocr r.Iany see ted if,,
The bees American and LurnI-an soufrss. Tie to-
af jlr taseiir j. iufei .niru caiicisn I'D ~ n
isc--i0n Of esr, leg timaie topic. bat Il -ireii, net.
ed iH ftf, and religion. H. cniuinns arc, a. .e.
t.Ir cmheliini ct w.ih Southern portraits and land.
-ai;+s engraved expressly Tor tie WORK. and a.e.'g.
l4nlri iy taGaYnirDi nisd IrpoTfali "a sketches.
BE-. lrftr ii'f .aaf caploHs, her cur, iv ssr.
dra,rd irHm uo lradts journals ct sll parts u tie
world NniNtfiisiondins tfe great incfta,s ~ tn. ~
ai attractions of iir l-.f NJ still pnhi,sied al Us
bu.rr- pr aunum 10 attanCr. u Will be- rurnth.i
-0ou becoming reasonable f3r ife whule numb,
of rpps aud having them seAt - CHE address on The
follow ing terms;
1hrr~ cuFle-, hs~ dollars; I've seri,- .ishr san. :
ton copies, fifteen dua~. hiiern ceps- twenty dol.
ars lNeu5 c'iacs twenty i've dollars hii} eopser.
slfft dni'ar.
AH.fi.-. faur. - ncennrar,.d with The tren-y .
aud Oil. ....l a..4 i..Id. IH
NALkER a RICHARDS,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-23
Jew h.avid'. or Hebrew Plaster

THIS u,.,,e prepared for siius and weakness n NJ =
hack breast siir. of mh~ hfu@rs .pfatt-Ac ,aHd
for a-btnar Affections be- most Eases give m
mediate and lsnmancui Trlri Il viii alsn hr found
ehs beneficial ter complaints ct tsc liver lung. and
kdn-y- rrr,ont Of .-dcnary habits IS hose bushes.
requires thrm 10 1T ~ stand much VITO M. tniubei
wuh w-akur.- iu tiir ,h~st Inm an tie sldr or
breast Wnl hud great rtllci boy Wearing one @. the,
pirtrrs
Ey IL O.. nov universally conceded that rhrums
tistn Esu,. ialu. ~ weakness Ht tue natk srt, cor
h,t-i ciu l. rsr,4 -,purt hy ihr of the lrN na
,is or Hebrew Plaster than any c,hvf remedy ever
known 20 uan
We would ~, ise out friends and othrrs. who ARE
afflicted with the truly painful maiady 90 make lm
mediate u.r Of ii,- jew pa,ids ~ Hebrew Plaster
.tus trial NUl place 30 hctond hc r,ut of romgc.
t,tiou and convince thc incrrdueu- ui lis su,-
nor medical virtues.
scoytt n MEAp, III thatir-s street NrW bh-ans,
~ hnlssalr agents Tor hr .puihru siuirs IL T. also
sold hy ENau. SANDER, a Co. NIanhali, and Notris
a Taekrtt. Jefferson.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-23
D I z n

Os MONDAY niFAt last the 18th Instant Miss N.rt
Eiit, daughter OF Mr. tIlzA C,ngrtRrusS y.
aged 10 year.
lra,rs have their time 10 tall
And a sWrr- 70 wiihrr ni the north WlHd't breath
And stars 20 sri--bul thou hast all
All seasons Tor thine own, oh. Dralh 'f
pfr,Rrrp Nh. ht m the morning. II the e2d day
~ Utober i1i2 ~ this place after = tong and usn
ml ilurs., llsNstrtt,, Youngest child ct Lawns VI
ami SUSAN tuRris. aged YEAR and ~ days
lbr fof .ulniion that remains Go her trfeatcd us-
rent. mad trend, that her li'lr -oai t. Hst. q
around thr hfine OF ,.uj Christ .aM, while on
-nui >niEr llur children 10 com- unto nv and
ffbL Them nui, iof Of such tie Kingdom If
Heaven ''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-23

and gratitude, to accord to Mr.. Seward and
his friends large share of the power and
patronage Of the Government under hi. ad
minis,ra,ion aud thus revive the hopes and
strengthen the arms OF a faction. Tur sue
cess OF WHOSE ARMS MUST RESULT I. Iuy
pEsrRrcTtoS OF TIE Union Asp THE
GovERSNsNr.
Again, ne Mr.. Fillmore was the warm
and decided advocate of the compromise
measures, the election of Gen. Scott under
the auspices of a party known to be mimi
cal to him Mr Fillmore) on that ground
alone. would be claimed aud held as a pop
ular verdict against those measures aud
triumph of Mr. Seuard and his hleher
lar y coadjmors, orcr Mr.. Fillmore and
the Constitution.
Entertaining these views, could no,
consistently with the the obligations Of duty
wh'ch owed to nv section of the | hion
rs well As the Constitution, give a cheerful
and hearty support to the nomination of
General Scott il therefor. becomes IN,
duty, unpleasant aud embarrassing as it is,
to resign to the Wing Central Committee
the highly honorable office OF Eector Tor
tie State Mt large, which the partially OF
my whig friends had conferred on me.
Very respectfully,
J Il. AsllE.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-23
NllY Il lS2h NJ

NAV *, 1896 Mr.
plcrc, WIS one OF the
committee that Re-
ported aud voted for
Mr. PmekBry- eelc-
braled resolution. in
lee ioluNiug words,
VIZ Fhai al pen.
ions, m ~ sridis re,n-
buttons, propositions. Dr
PHpers relating "a my
ray or De- aH0 erbiH
tel USofre,. f0It, ,uipff
y siatsy o. iir 40 10.
itoH ~ sid'erH slilL
@HhOui baag eabcr
prinisd nf rstsrr.a, be-
tad appa ne fI5ic. and
hU ~. lar!icr dcttan
Do
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-23
GEN PIERCE.

Feb -, 1896. NJ
Adams presented a pc
tlllon Tor the abolition
of slavery ~ the Dis
iricl Columhil VI.
Pwrce toied for a mo
iion 10 lay he gaestop
5 rerepiippi on faf fajlc
thus rgsciiHs The r..
tUiou - Gdits aad
NeaoHs Register, roh
~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-23

The Finest BdrgauS are nor ogcrcG 70
Purchasers 80
CllE subscriber, have on hand a larg, is
/ assortment of
fdH amt WiRitt Eaesi,
which they are selling at reduced prices They
have also a nnr lot of Groceries, which they
are selling cheap for cash.
pc,,ous VINO wish Tor choice articles and
good bargains viii give them call, ur send on
Their orders, winch wiil Be promptly filled.
Their IIorrhousc IS also Ready
cor the reception Of cotton. Those desiring
an earl, Shipment, wl please forward as soon
as possible
". II. COBBS 4 60.
October rs, l~5l Ii II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-23
No |0mbindII0R-r fHIfpfHd6W
FIRE, MARINE, RIVER, AND LIFE
Insurance AeEAcics, ~ cANr SrRtGI
ErNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
=. y. Life lMNMrnmCc COMpaM,

VI - VI TFT''7'1 FTTTT' y" ~ = '7T-7
The undersigned having withdrawn his con
neetion from the board of | Underwriters, Ia
prepared to ISSUE policies for the respective
kinds of Insurance, IN the above old and very
able companies, against loss or danger, ou
Fire, Marine. and Inland Risks, aud ou the
Lives OF Whites and Sla,es, on the most lihr-
raj terms. discriminating according 10 hazard.
Apply to c. {. LAlllROP, Agent,
- Camp street.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-23

The undersigned Is sub.agou' for the above
company aud Is prepared and fully authorized
10 take any risks coming under the iuriew of
the policies. ]. u, 1biiD,
lrtg-lv Smithlpud Cass Co. Itsu4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-23
4 PROCLAMATION.
Nv the Governor of the state of Texas

WHEREAS, by the laws at this
H. State, aud Of the United States. an
S08~ election fer Electpr. of President end
Nlcc-l re>tden, is Ia be holden throughout tAi,
State, on the Tuesday next AFTER the dfsl Mon.
dap 10 November Of the present wear.
Therefore be- stuoUn, that ! i. iiASsrEo-ai
BFiia Governor Of the Stat OF Trsa,. b4
virtue of the poker aud authority IN me yr-'cd
by law, do hereby order and direct that au ,'rc-
tiun be holden tn the several Vfcciuet- ct the
several counties IN this SI4te, ou the Tur-d F..
next after the htsi MoudA, tibr .ecuud da,I 81
Nasemhrr next, tor thc choice M; four Electors
Of President aud Nce-pft-acut Of tie lnted
States.
The said election shall be holden ia the same
place. under the same regulations and br 9TH
evr- OF managers appointed N tbr >aiur way.
as 10 elections Tor members of the House of
Representatives Of the State Legislature and
each qualified voter shall be- authorized Boz vote
for 'he four Electors Of President aud Wee.
President to which this State l., entitled
The Chef Justices of the several coauii,4
lind in ease OF vacancy IN that Office, or auy
inability of the Chic; Justice to net, then any
two al the COUNTY Commissioner saal rit.
due notice OF tie sand election and appoint tar
pteciuc, presiding officers, there tue sam, La...
h'i '''H "'''''f "Pf'thAtH % -ttt 'HNh'N
Court The precinct presiding officer. Shall
appoint the judges and clerk. Of ti.r election.
and make immediate returns of the yotes boiled
al thcir respective precincts to the CaIcl Jus.
tee, land in ca>' OF vacancy IA thai Office. or
inability of the Chief Justice 10 act then 10 the
County COMMISSIONER Of Their r-,c,.I,e
counties.
>ud the Chief Ju,t,ce tani u case o. .aelu.
cy Ia that office or any Inability cd tie Chief
Justice 20 act, then uu} t~a Of Tho t.uut.
COMMISSIONER shall, Gut1 foll- si,, s,i.r
the election, make 0ui 10 wuuut, eei..Is. .ral
up, aud transmit. By na' ~ o,hcr .a.y aud ~
pciitious con eyaLcc, correct statement Of
the election held at all the prccnsls 100 their
respective counties, directed 30 the S,crjar,
of tate, at the city of Austin and endorsed
Iiec'iuH Returns f. toua'v.' and. in
all things have the SAID election conducted 4c.
coring to law, and due return ihcreot u.ahc as
aforesaid
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-23

Ga President TYLER,
message yc,olng the [
: Bank bill the name
of Gen Pierce Is found
Sustaining the veto.
III he had thought
with Gen Scott that A
BARE MAJORITY should
control, he would. of
course. have voted i (.
'ercntly J. Nsa jour
nal.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-23
Partition and D,y,ri5p,.o,


10 ihe SHERIFF of said county Cprrrf,s.
WHEREAS, on the 18th day Of o.toher
W 1882, Charles VI Hall aud Ambeflli.
has wife, flied their petition IN ms Office. nj.
iedsing a. follows, to-wit: That In. said Am.
bfeIIis' late Ambrcllis Price and Rebecea Star.
NE, ("ldo",) htc Rebecca frcr, residents OF
Harrison county, aud state aforesaid James VI
Pnce of Brazoria county, Jesse Sllrkie, and
Mary hls wife, late Mary Price, Margaret Star.
s'' late Margaret Price, aud John Stafkie, and
sarah Caroline hl- wife late Sarah Caroline
ftee, residents Of jackson county. state of
Aabama, aud Robert l.. Balm, and Elizabeth.
his wife, late Elizabeth Price, resident, If Mar.
shall county IN the state Of Alabama. are Tia.
heirs at law Of John Price. who died about The.
lVh OF December, lsaS u the STATE If Ala.
Oaila, where .ii, estate wa- duly administered
upon further represents that Margaret. widow
OF SAID John Price deceased retained IN her
possession, with the consent and los special
agreement, with the above named heirs, q negro
woman named Rachel worth the SUN Of nine
hundred dollars, to remain with her during her
natural liie then TO be pattltoned amuust said
heirs
That the sand Margaret died about the ISL,
dan Of June, 1852, IN possession ol said negro
woman and her child, uamcd Sarah Ellen.
worth about two hundred dollar. Ii is there
fore prayed that partition aud distribution be
made Of sad estate
These are therefore to command you to
summon the sud Jesse Siarsie, Mary S,arkie,
Margaret Stafkie, Sarah Caroline StarUc. Rob
crt l.. BAN, and Elizabeth Ban, by publication
al tins citation for four successive weeks 10
the Texas Republican, a newspaper published
in the county Of Harrison, to be aud aPecar
before the District Court Of Harrison county,
at the courthouse IN the town of Marshall, on
the lih Monday af.er the third Monday m
September sj2 then and there to show cause.
II any they can. why partition and distribution
should not be- made Of the estate Of Margaret
Price, deceased, ~ prayed iu' in SAID petition
.,.ui,, Herein fail not. and make due
,ZEG return hereof ~ the law direct.
~ :. &: . a -: :: &! !: !: Sc ;: !;
Marshall, this lgih day of October, s52
l.. X FORD, y. {,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-23

lie tGen. PIERCE has no past. lie has
done nothing He has not shone as II
statesman. lie has not manifested any
ability as a diplomaiisr IIe did not rank
AS leader among tenth rate Congressmen
while in our national councils ~ q.
bulletin.
| look upon Frank Pierce as one of the
most reliable men. rs a stat, sman and pa
,rioi. that the country has produced u
4. calhoun
There is n vide difference Of opinion be.
tween the two extracts above. Who has
had the best chances for knowing General
Pierce The man who served with him
III the senate. or the editor of the Bulletin.
who only knows hun as the opponent OF
General Scott. As the Bulletin Is sort
of eleventh hour supporter of the free soil
wing nominee, it is endesvoring To regain
it, lost cast by over zealousness. Western
Iefan
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-23

The New York Herald has gone over
to the locoioco party without reserve, 1t
appears 10 b. periodically brought up by the
loceloco party to do It's dirty work. aud 1t
certainly does il in the dirlest way.-New
Bedf0rd NefoUl.
Having learned the trade in the wing
ranks, of course /, understand, It's business
well Western Team.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-23
EW ADVERTISEMENTS,
CITATION.

In the District Court Of Harrison Coua,a,.
State Of 1eia,.