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The studies Of this Course arranged under the follow
ing departments, to wit:

ing departments, to wit:
LIST. A MATHEMATICAL DEpARrMEST-In which, beginning
with Arithmetic and Algebra the student will be carried,
seria through all the higher branches Of the Mathe-
macs ending in their application to Natural Philosophy
Astronomy, &c.
in Orthography, Reading, Eocuton Grammar, Writing,
Geography History Composition, Rhetoric Logic, Intel
lectual Philosophy Moral Philosophy, Political Grammar,
Story the Constitution Philosophy, Ornthology, Ma
tura Theology Elements Of Criticism, and Evidences Of
al MERCANTILE DEpARrMEyT-In which will be i'm
parted acquaintance with all that necessary TO quail
y youth for the immediate duties Of the counting
including
l. Rsnnmanshp--By an original and popular system of
this art which invariably produces bold, finished hand,
peculiarly adapted TO the purposes Of the accountant and
business man.
q Notwithstanding numerous abbreviated me-
thods Of computing interest," Discount Equation Of Pay
ments &c. and other mercantile calculations founded
per cenage; together with all such operations
quste for thorough knowledge Of the business Of the
counting-room.
s. Bookkeeping and Double Entry by the most
approved methods complete course Of instruction in
this branch will be furnished designed to fit the student
to take charge Of any set Of account books.
4th. An AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMEST-Comprising q
lection from the English and Mathematical courses and
ALSO Surveying Botany, Mineralogy Geology Chemistry
and Agricultural Chemistry the last two illustrated by
experimental lectures.
9Th. CIVIL ENGINEER DEPARrMESr-In which are
taught Arithmetic, mental and wrtten) Algebra (men-
tai and written0 Geometry, Trigonometry, Surveying,
with the OF instruments In the field, Practical Eng
neering, Architecture Perspective Draughtng and To
Biography.
9Th. TEAcEER's DEPARTMENT-The of study
will consist Of judcous selection Of subjects from the
other departments including all the branches pursued in
our common schools Practical Lectures will also be given
on School Teaching, both a science and as art.
Pupils will not only thus receive the fullest instruction
relative the best and most popular methods of teaching
but they will also have opportunities Of exemplifying
them by hearing Rotations in the lower departments Of
the Institution.
7th. A DEPARTMENT OF MODERN LAEGUAGEs-In which
students who wish TO take thorough have
opportunity Of doing while Others whose object may
be TO acquire sufficient knowledge TO translate with fac
iy and to pronounce with toerabe correctness in
short time possible, are also provided for
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rINHE subscriber would call the attention Of Printer
to the greatly reduced prices Of the present list The
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y Philadelphia. WHOLESALE ony)
LYMAN L. LIPMAN, Importer of French and Eng
lish Stationery offers to the trade, at Statoners Ware
house, q complete assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY,
Of the best quality at the lowest rates. "a
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ID chants, Importers and dealers in American,
Swede Norwegian, Refined Cable, and common English
from manufacturer of Boiler Rvets and Spikes Hoop,
Band Scroll Flue Boiler Sheet Small Iron, Axle Iron,
1l3 North Water street. and 81 North Delaware
oct d1w&eotf
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For conveying Passengers 70 ena
from Great Britain and Ireland, ana
remitting money TO all parts OF Eng
land, Ireland Scotland, and md w ss so,,,,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-30

NAVIGATING the ARA tolerablY
large number OF spectators assembled at
the Hppodrome in Paris, lately. to witness
another experiment IN serial navigation.
The aerostailc machine which was to NJ
cend on this occasion is the invention of VI.
Gihard 1t is an oblong cylinder, some
what in the form of n fish, of about 100
feet ~ length, aud about 20 feet ~ diameter
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Jew l. Avld's or glebre " Plaster,

Tn. article. prepared for pans and weakness IN the
naek' 'ea1 side. or limbs bruises sp-n In. Ac snh
TOT ashnA'ic afcctons-w,i In most cases. give i'm
rncdair and permanent relief II viii also be found
skhly beneficial vt complaints II tho liver lang. and
kdney' Personsof rcd-nisry habits, whose bushes.
requires them to 81, or stand much, who are troubled
WIN wesInc'r IN the chest, or pain in the side OF
breast Will hnd great relief by wearing Oh. Of ,hr,s
pln-iers
bS- J, IL now universally conceded TIA, rheuina.
i'm. govt. pam, ~ weakness ct The back -,ir 81
ofra'' can b" tNftf s"oncf by u" ut the lcw Ia
yids 81 Hebrew Plaster than any ether remedy ever
known 10 man
We would ai,isc our friend. and o,her. who nre
ai'licici With ihi- truly palnial miindy To nal~ mn
IN iiale use Il the Jew DAVID Hebrew Plaster ~
single trial will place beyond The raeh u cnfnle.
hlon, aud convince the most increiglpu- OF .uIc.
nor medical VIRTUES
ScoytL Il Nr.p. III Chatir~s street New Orleans,
Wholesale agents TOR the southern state. IL j. also
-oid by Evans, Sanders. & Co., Marshall. aHd Nouis
q lackcu, Jefferson.
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from III" " '" ~ WV
IMPORTANT IRON Havanns

Nrw NoRK, Oct. Isl The steampmr
BLACK Warrior has arrived here tom IA
tanna She bt;,gs imporian, news.
Orders had been issued to a Spanish war
,camer. to crrlse Oft the Moro Castle, ioI
tie purpose of preventing the entrance OF
|,he t. :. mail steamship Crescent 'i'y,
tr,n the harbor of Havana.
Il was rumored that the Crescent 'i'y
would he fred into il She persisted m her
|aliempt to enter
Twenty creoles from Nurlto AbaJo have
been arrested, on suspicion OF having been
|cngagcd in conspiracy against the govern
men, Many others have been arrested
Count Polas Dulces is still N prison,
and his property is couiisca,cd It was
rimored tina, he would be farroied N a
lew days.
Domiciliary visits were more numerous
than ever
It's generally believed in Havana, that
General Cnncdo will be recalled. tie seems
much troubled at the aspect OF affairs nai'
bland, hts secretary, has expressed wish 10
resign
The news of the great meetings III Ne"
IOreau. relative To the steamship I resco''
|tiiy affair, gave the consiifa'ors ~ 'u'"
mach JOY
Don Goicoiya has been arrested rs 'hr
chief iostieator OF the rchclIiog- state OF
feeding in the island FATHER eousp''ar,''
have been discovered II, Maauzas aud ''
nos Belrio
A severe hurricane has passed over Forte
Rro, and caused serious damage among
the shipping there.
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the ELECTIONS.

Triamph y the DfMocrdcg
We give this moreing some details OF the
late elections in Pennsylvania. ONO, ana
Indiana. Disguise it as one will, the result
is a signal triumph for the democrats. IN"
New York Herald thas sums up the resul, ;
PrxNsyLvANiA.-S,a officers, aud a
gain OF two members o. Congress 10000
to II 900 majority.
ou,o-Sta,e officers, aud gain in Con.
gress; popular majority from $4,000 to
10000 t.,
I>,,,>,-Al Almost "A clean sweep. N@m'
oera,ic Governor, Wright, reelected by
very large majority ,,,,
ed over a very popular wing, in Baltimore
hy the extraordinary majority OF more INA"
5000.
benne,, claims the election as a triumph
over the higher law party -Deha I'D
Tho Huntsville tAla.) Advocate learns
,h,, m, Governor OF Tennessee has issued
under the general improvement law OF That
State, s2i0,000 in state bonds to the nem'
mis- and Charleston Railroad, Tor the lh'i'y
miles of the road at Memphis, neatly com
pleted. Tie road will soon be entitled to
mora for the additional miles TO Lagrange
Tennessee ia a State with pghlic spirited
man in ia councils. Col. Mills. the Pres'
dan, Of the road, has gone to New otk
with the bonds to sell them. They ARE
worth ! to . per cent. premium,
RAPID srnnp An Ene''shtnan, named
D. :. Brown, announces through the pa
p.,. Of his country that he has invented II
shin IN reach America in forty eight hours
and make he voyage to India and back IN
a fortnight. Ills theory is by making the
bot, ON IN tbs form Of two inclined places
united upwards. to throw tho whole hull
Of the vessel upon the surface, and by con
.,ruc,ing the hull of lighter materials IN
rsometr,csl shape, he hopes to give TO the
steamship the velocity OF railroad loco
motive
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Course OF Study. aud Charg
SION. T~cntY Weeks

PHfNARY DsrarrNlN4. oHbosfs
Reading aUf writing ?er ,ersis
fyn munIh- SIC AH
Steu>u LESSON Cttss --LIcmeutar
SON. 20 Arithmetic, Grammar
gop.Y, Natural Philosophy, !
o.og}, and History -l'
FIE~r irsfuE CLAs. -Fngl-h Com
mar, TYPOGRAPHY Au,hmrttc cot
ucd, Natural Philosophy, Watt
TIE Mind BOTANY. Gro.usy NJ
thu,ogv, and History. 3 90
MluuLG Class e hcmi-try Rho at.
Losir. Moral Science Mental r.-
lo-ophy Evidences OF Chrs,iaa.'.,
Political ald Domestic Econ l.,
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient
Modern Lang uaEes commeuret ~a0 90
SrstuE Gas. Ancient and NJ
languages completed, Gepn
IrgonumcIIi aid review Of
er .tudie, ss5 90
Composition tlroughou, the "a
clu Incidental expense tor
per session 90
Drawing and Painting. each 1l 90
Embroidcr, and Wax Work, each 90
Instrumental Music. So go
Use of Piano extra 50 Oh
Tuiton payable at the end Of -- 9a
Pupils will be charged from the Sal .' 81
trance, until the close of the ses-ios ntia#
tons made for proiractcd sickness
July 10, isI1, ms IT,
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The New York journal OF Commerce,
leading wing paper says:
If ANYTHING can elect Pierce It must ho
the conviction in the minds Of the American
people. that the wings countenanco The dis.
graceful impmdiioas upon his personal
courage pAich certain uasorupuiom poiih.
cians, harc circulated against him. and
mhch no honest and Intelligent uh3F for Il
moment credus"
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MAY IS, 1886. Mr.
Pierce was one Of the
comm It'cc tina, re-
ported ami voted ,ur
Mr Pinckncys cele.
bra,ed resolutions in
the following words,
VIZ; " Thst all Jsit-
ii0ns, memorials reso-
tuiioHs, propositions, or
papers rciaHng ~ any
'edy or u GHy ericat
ichaiso,ter toihe suiyocf
" iucrp dr The aboli.
non Of slavery shan,
utih0ut beng eitbsr
printed or referred, be
lad upon the tabir, and
hat no further action
shall b. hIit5ercoa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-30

The nominations Of both the gres.
political parties OF the country fcr the Prcsi.
deucy aud Vice Presidency, now being
made, the data on which to base calcul,
tons. As to their success, will be- OF par.
tlcular interest. We therefore here annex
the popular vote at the last Presidential
election:
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GEN PIERCE

vi ' iIf.ktI
Feb %. 1896. Mr
Adams presented a pc.
,ltlon Tor the abolition
OF slavery IA the Dis.
trict Of Columbia. VI.
Pierce voted for a mo-
hen 10 lay he question
n reception on ihs table
thus rejecting The Pc
ii'ior. --. Gaics ami
>sd.on s ResisicY, toi
-
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MIR. Webster.

Nrw YORK, Oct Is r. Webster Is
reported to be seriously ill., HIS friends
have little hope of his recovery.
Nj Blatchlord, personal friend Of Mr..
Webster, has received letter signed by
the great statesman, aud recommending
hs friends 70 abandon their plans Tor sup.
porting Lim for the Presidency. The letter
will be Published in - few days--N q.
PtcdgHEt.
Ma. WrusrrRs CoNpirroN - Bate
more, Oct -, . p M-A dispatch from
Boston, Just received. states tina, Mr. J" eb.
s,or cannot llvo through the day Delta.
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Land for Sale.

Three Hundred and Twen'y Acres Of good
Land for Safe,
- STU ATED on the road leading from
3i:: Port Caddo 10 Marshall. SIX miles south
A4A, of Caddo. Seventy acres of TINS land
are IN high state of cultivation, with good
log dwelling aud other cut houses, good well
and spidg water.
Those wishing to purchase can call on me,
on the place, or W IL Cobba y Co, al pori
Caddo.
ANNA BURTON
Oc'ober 90 1859 Is a.
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THE uadrr-.gae4 is now prepared 90 rec. .s
cotton AMI up freight H. ta- -t ll.
wharf So thnt no Don't .haN be 5. lard ul asr
landing. az tbs. point AZ pa.ns "lli Bee ,aAea
an shipping and rcshrr.ue ALSO, "a storing
Cotton vii be stored a. 70 cent, per n4ir
barrels Will be- sto 90 81 ~ cents per barrel
Tor the first month, bait pree af3,r the first
mon,i~ tiesr receipt, Viii b. given ,os .ll
cotton 10 good order
Thankful f., ihc liberal patronage wlich ha,
heretofore been. extended 10 mc, ! ran confident.
q promise lAa1 business will be- strictly attended
to Tins place Is situated ; milcs south. east
Of Marshall,
THOMAS +. SN iNSO\
Oct 9. 1872 ulG 3u
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WANTED,

4 y excellent Steward and good bed.
~ room servant, suitable for first class
hotel Good wages will be gwen For further
Information inquire a, this Office.
Oct q, 1852
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Cuba.

NV loRk, Oct. IL Var Vessels -
Harana -- Orders have been received
from Washington for the immediate de
partufe Of the : steam tiigate Powhat-
tan for Havana, to join II" 'Naue aud
investigate the recent difficulty between
the authorities there aud the steamship
Crescent City.
Com. Perry and Judge +. touklIn, I.
: Minister to Mexico, go out as passen.
gers in the powhaiian.
The " chster men Of Boston had grand
to,ch hnht demonstration on the evening
OF the 18th inst The column prcsented a
thousand torch bearers, and upwards OF
twelve hundred young men, with music at
their head joined the procession. The
streets through which it passed were bril-
liauny illuminated. aud fire works were sent
I'm at various points State street presented
a nagnif cent appearance, the avenue being
entirely lined with arega.ed Nights A,
the budding OF the Bee newspaper as the
procession passed. rockets were fired aud II
brilliant disphy of Gre works WAS made.
Loss or rm Serenity foUr
Lrrs lost The American ship Mobile,
Captain farbox, bound from Liverpool for
New OHeaus, with sixty passengers, and a
crew OF twenty three persons, was driven
ashore on Arklow Bank, on the IRISH coast,
on the night Of the 30lh September. lie
ship went to pieces soon after striking. and
all on board were lost except nine persons.
She had lett Liverpool on the 2'',h, and
was little more than one day out when she
went ashore.
The question OF LAYING Il railroad tax OF
two per cent. on the landed property OF
De soto parish will be submitted to the
land owners on the 23d of November.
The Advertiser expresses full confidence
that the tax will be carried by large
majority Cdddo Gazette.
o. The San Augustine Herald saws
ave are informed by gentleman direct
ffo N tn. CITY of Austin, that Governor
Bell assured him he should convene the
Legislature in Extra Session on the first
Monday IN December next, should nothing
turn up Ia change his determination
Dung powdrill, who was under ar
rest ia Shelhyville. on the charge of muir.
der. succeeded in escaping from the guard
on sunday evening last, several shots were
fired a, him as he ran, but without effect
San Augustine Herald.
NoRr OF rnr ilrRRIc ,sH.-Ner York,
Oct. is.-Advices from the Island OF bonN
oire. STATE that the hurricane passed over
tina, island on the 9Th ultimo. Many YES
sci, were driven ashore aud houses blown
down ut White parish.
Col Douglass Informed us on Thursday
H., la lad reason to believe the surve,oi
If the route of the railroad had 10y ths
Time completed hi. survey as Tar as Monroe
rodslo Ga;efic Of last Saturday
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Mscarstaee or Abortion. and he rsii.f Of all noss
Nympufhtttc Nervous Auctions ..5f,Hdanf On Pug.
macy
TRY TIE PHliOTOkEN
i ). prepared entirely from vegetable -nhsiaurrs-
frm roots that iimilnf rafH,ltrs NHh the ihl.
regimes which werc fret brought to the notice Ply
stefan by the that attended old Indian ma
wir IN relieving and curing all THOSE complaint. q q
~iich tins medicine IL recommended !hr.c roots
pn.srS scdate, snii-apasmojic, Alternative, tonic aud
other properties, which combined produce only y
specific action the uterus bat los allayiHs tuaht.
Is soothing the nerves. and gas ing touc to the stomach
s--is. Nature IN resumnf her regular fun iiuus-n.
part health and yfpr the body ami checrinlnes- and
eonirntncni to the mind.
n.r Remember, thu: an ounce Of Preventative D,
worth pound OF cure"
y u Purchaser. toavoi imposition. all be care
f 10 observe my NIiiirn signature on the outside label
OF each bottle, to Counterfeit which = Fnrfry.
T. 4. Nl>IEl Proprietor, HAMBURG. =. {.
or Pricr 8 pct bottle Nj, bottles for -
For sale by SfoNlL MEAD.
III hlfirrs STREET. y q.
General Wholesale Agents if The southern states, tp
whom all orders must be ld1fcs'ol
January 10. l-J2 ,3n2s-ly.
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10 ilc ShsrF II sad county, GEtr1iNG:
\NriiEREAS, on the 18th day of October.
w 1854 Charles VI Hall, and Amhcrlhs.
his wife, Tiled their petition IN my office, al
Lodging as follows, to.wlt: That the said Am.
brels, late AmbtelliS Price and Rchecca Star.
kie, (xidow,) Nate Rcbeeca Price, residents of
HARRISON county, and state aforesaid, Jamr- VI
Price Of lrazos county, Jesse Sisfkie, aud
MARY, his wife, late Mary Price, Margaret Star.
kic, late Margaret Price, and John Siarkie, and
Sarah Caroline his WIFE late Sarah caroline
Price, residents Of Jackson county. state Of
Alabama and Robert l.. BAN and Elizabeth,
his wife, late Elizabeth Free, residents oi Mar
shall county IN the state ei Alabama, are ihr
heir. Mt Law of John i'rce, who d,cd about the
10Th of December lsis IN the state of Ala
hRua, where has estate was daily administered
upon farther represents that Margaret widow
Of SAID John Price, deceased. retained N her
possession. with ihr consent and hy spcrial
agreement wiih the above named heirs, negro
woman named Rachel. worth the sum of nine
hundred dollars, To- remain ", IN her during her
natural lc, then TO be p1f,;loncd amonsl sad
heirs.
That the said Margaret died about the 1sth
day Of June, 1889, Ia possession of said negro
woman and her child, named Sarah Ellen
worth about two hundred dollars. II j. thrf,-
fore prayed that partition and distribution bee
made OF said estate
These are therefore 10 command Won 70
summon the said Jesse Siarkic. Mary Starkr
Marrarei Siafkic, Sarah Caroline Starkic, Rob-
eri I. BAN, aud Elizabeth Balm, by publication
of tins citation Tor four successive week. in
the Texas Republican, a ncWoplpef published
M the county OF Harrison, to bc and appear
before the District Court OF Harrison county
40 the courthouse IA thc town Of Marshall, oG
the 18th Monday afcr the third Monday ia
September, 1889, then ard there To sh9~ cause,
II any they can, Why partition and distribution
should not be made OF the estate of Margaret
Pace, deceased as prayed for in said petition.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-30

Gen Scott was greeted with a seFenade
and Are works at Philadelphia on the 2lst
INST. The wings made al the capital they
could out OF their Candidate electioueer.
lur tour
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On tie so,e upon
the bnnkrup, law the
uame of Frank Pierce
- oi record IN the neg-
atlve,- Senate jour.
nat crira SesSiOr, lsil.
On the land di-,ri.
button bill the name
of Pierce appears IN
the negative. Senate
journal
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i II /, VI \ K X T. I \

PlCANtNE OFFICE
ssrrKp,Y Ev,sise. uciotef -. lr52
Torro~ -- The letter. by the Amcr,a, to
hand by thi. nothing. mail and ate reported to be
4 favorable tenor There wns ~ consequence an
active demand mad the sales embrace lano0 bales.
making total for the week Of $50 bac,. The
week closes
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Dp.r IT VINO I,S.-We are informed
tina, Mr.. pcyton STANLEY, Of DE soto Parish,
gathered recently from one acre OF land
one hundred bushels of corn.-Cdddo ga
.f'tc.
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Quo RIvnR--Phsbnrg, Oct u
There are vet two feet four 'nenes water
IN tho channel and the river stationary
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READ, AND JUDGE Fen YorRsEI,r
GEN. PIERCE.

- - a..
Or the vote upon the
bill TO establish y fiscal
corporation or Unite d
States Bank, a, the ex.
ira session Of Con.
gres-, 1871, the name
of Gen. Pierce l. re-.
corded in the Negative.
Sc SeaGie Jga-na!.
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Notice.

4 |, persons are iorewarnca not 10 trade
\ Tor ANY notes or accounts ia my favor, IS
| have been robbed # the same recently.
SOLOMON WE'LL.
oct Is 1872 10 n
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cop Tor twelve months. rs Hsss~n siallAfs
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-30
administration Notice.

NtiINtWtNiUWttOW NOttCt.
/ E1TEkS Of administration wofc granted
! to the under-ieped on the estate OF Ben
famine Coyls, deceased. by the county court O.,
Harrison county pertaining TO tie estates Of
deceased persons, on thr 25'h day Of Sepi \.
ID 1852 Al persons, therefore, having claims
against tn. sad estate. are hereby notified Ia
present them to me- duly authenticated wdh.n
the tam. prescribed by law and thos, indebted
TO the same will please make immediate pay
men. to the undersigned
E\All\A Is. CUNi.E. Adm'S
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