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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02
SOMETHING NEW.

THE undersigned has received
and Ia now opening ut his new
stand, mex, door north Of Mcdonald
4 Sanders Drug Siore,a general and carefully
selected stock Of foreign and domestic dry
goods, embracing clothing, boots, shoes, hats,
bonnets, queenswar-, hardware, cutlery, combs,
&c &c. TO which he most respectfully invites
public s,,enlon. lie hatters himself that he
can please even the most fas.'dious. and that
II will he to their interest to call before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
Pleas, call and examine. No charge made
for the exhibition Of goods
J. J. CARRUTH
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NEW ADvERTIsEMEXTs
SURGEON DENTIST.

A C. MARTIN, resident of Msrhnl! for
IA Gse years past, thankful for past favors,
requests a continuance Of tho same Having
received fresh supply Of teeth and Instruments.
h. will insert teeth from one to full sst, with
OF without clasps.
Office Al residence. second block. east Of the
square.
April 2, 1853 ~
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re ,he Creditor 81 Te1as.

TINE Audit oria, Board having b~~n reopen
cd by an Act passed At the late Extra
Session Of the Legislature, the undersigned
will take charge Of, and prosecute to, Nal
settlement, all unsd;a-ird OF nnaad''ed claims
against the late Republic Of Texas. Letters
addressed, postpaid, 10 the undersigned. or
either Of them, will BE- promptly attended 70.
GEO. ". PAS(.HAL,
THOS. II. DUvAL.
Arsrix, March !. 1883. ns7-lm
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SEW SPRING OOODx.

THE undersigned beg leave 10 int"tm his
friend. and the public generally 'hs. he
ha. JUS, received aid will be sill resolving
during the season, = large ard we'll s~aeeted
Mo.k Of Spring and summer vo"ds, consist.
ins of staple dry goc.i.. togsihsr With gree
variety Of fAsex lsd.ss dTes. goods also
hne s..ortmenSsef ready made clothing. and
vsntlemen's furnishing goods. boots, shos'
hats, ssd csps, gseess'ss ard great many
other shinss. whirh 10 will ell just ~ cheap
n they can b bought Ia any retail sstab
lishment n New OF'~sns.
Cali and essmins for ssssslvss before par
chasiag slsswhsrs. :.
Narrh 10, 1858. nt7-if
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LIST or ADvERTlSEMExrs.

In order 10 give nprr interest Ia our advertising col
nm .. W. have concluded give lie. Of our sdssf
tis-msnis
MARamALL AND HARRIsoN COUNTY.
M.,cAa.is --Pi.rrs, Taylor, 4 Cori. wsrd 4
v,y"u; } " lion; Grrss Key Ivy W
". Adam. } } carssh; {. H. Williams 1 Co,
I,rses,~. Mcdonald \ SANDER; Young 4 Johns
TIN. Both large es,n bl,.h'reas
Vss,c ScAosJs }. sum,nrss Mes A. J June.
SrAoois - Masonic Female k's'i'u's; Marsball
HcsA. Young 4 johnson c~se 4 Key.
PAys,c,.~s Young 4 Johnson; \. " Eames;
" - Alexander; Y A, Morgan. residence eight
mile N.,,h of Narhaii.
Poxmssfs, --t'a-y Askew.
Lssvs,s Il. y. Adam. 7. 4. ra,'lo {. AFm
srr; JAM. n Mo,phis; = Mcnrr nsdr J.
ii.ii; Ei~ard Cls,k; 4 A.t-~ l. r wisai
Notary PsNn-J . BslAck. ten miles West Of
JIo,si Planter tla'.l--" Uncle Jos' propsss'es
Ha,A.sT Hosss. MIR Sine
Pis.eA Fo.xd,t Wages ssd Csr',sSs Nsk'ss, and
Gss Sas'tA'ns john tolsn.n ,,
Carnage Mak,ss asa B'seAsrsitAiss -. bsfche'
TIA Ws,e.--J vsa its.,k
IIsss, tarr~rf,,,ax - olsnh~n ship A louGhery
T..!os;nx III nsn4i.r r. = Tho@rAn.
I4s,ss Isssnnes Ism3ssy y. ID Io'd, Agent
snubish.
"a. Hs.t advertise the DIAN Cnsfpn se-d at Ward
+ vWtnns. Ma'shsii. and Al Port CAddo aud Jones'
! ". r. D. Ward. a.lvsrs.s one ,he"s.nd ounces
Mflb,ssid 4 Sa.dsrs advertise fspsh Gsrlsn Seeds
| H. D. Ga,i,sS sav-f,~es nesF" runaway
F,sssr ad.rr,sss nsics :" ifvspsssers On hs land
|. 4. D. Bs,rsss adssni.es similar "ct~e
Nh G Msiey ss,sr'ss VEN acre lot with 'mpeovs
~.ssss MsCss. sd,ersss Maohsil Heel TO
Xln;s.,rssis. Nss,ess "A relies.e" V psuAaas vii
! ~ n e. Yovn risattos, 10 hs,n.
| Ne~sanssc Tho asas ssas Pasv'oa. FaseNs 4 Pua
M. rresrssn.s Ths Tess RepaS'sesn. \ " lsssh
Acknowledgements. Rev: = y. s'.s;:. c.,
Estssspal, Nss NJ. rslis; oaps'ss. Raw Mr. TseAs'
4.sAsssa - vel I Jsastes him saAAas }. v
Putin lbrv (5sss1s snA Grocsvbss.
Hss.s. --tisse ess \ tssssy; Js6sssss t'sss
U,.e xsses--Eilisss . rsAA.
L~ss~s--tesssiy = usassss.
nssash.
urec6kaARsous.
L..y.w y: - A:.: s,.s 2 80 : ~ y:
s c fssrssl = bssal.- Asesie, - a&tns =
800 ehan asatasa ~ Ussss'
|. suasvnS orr.
pl A. n.,,r,a.. v,seA ssAsss. ~ dsa1sr h 4
n Js~~isy, - tsssv essds' sssses = 1ss
ss ~. ,sss,,s,s - ~ essss.
$780, ISr.--4 y. hAnsa.
'!slx - p6pAsA !.
) ! :
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Apslisa.ca v psssah viii u WI Yssae. tssssssa
To The sheriff II aid esss,y -Osss,,ss,
ATHEkEAS, henjamin y. b. Hunter has
w filed his petition in the ol6es Of the clerk
Of the county court Of said county, rspsssent.
ing that William Young. late of ssid cospty.
departed this life on the 18th day Of January
last, (l653.) and thai he Iefl nj a:upaass Will;
and that Indiana Gresham, wife OF George w.
Gresham, citizens Of the eouuty Of Harrison,
aforesaid; Amelia 6tith, wife II fssius 6sith,
citizens ri the State Of California; LouisiAna
Pearson, wife Of Joseph J. Pearson. citizens Of
the State Of M,ssissippi; Ann n. frisby, wife
of John Frisby, citizens Of the State VI Lou.
isians and the children Of hasah Halbert, De.
ceased, ns1aes unknown, resident in the State
Of Arksnsas; and - Huut<s. wits Of p-ti.
toner, resident Ia said county Of Harrison, are
tbs heirs n, law Of said decedent; and, whereas,
Il appears thVt some Of the heirs aforesaid are
non-residrnt Of the State Of Texas Aforesaid,
These are, therefore, 10 command you to cite
the said AmcIIs Sl,haud Fabus Hti,h; Louisiana
Pearson. and Joseph j. Pearson Ann ". frisby
and John Frsby; and the children VI sarah
Halb<rt, nsinss unknown, The nonresident
heirs sf'resaid. by publication Of this citation
for four successive weeks. a. BY law directed. to
bs and appeAs at the term VI the county court 10
~ held in aud for said county Of Harrison. Al
the town Of Marshall, on the last Monday in
April next, (is33.) to show cause, II any they
have OF can, why the said nunc1pa,ivs will
should not b. probstcd and letters Parliamentary
issued u said petitioner, ~ prayed for ~ bis
sad petition.
Hersil fail ..ot. and due return make Of this
writ, md TIE manner in which you shall have
executed tie same.
..,ia,.- Given unde. my hsrd and the
s. e. seal Of said court, this the 9Th
day Of Mr,,;,. 4. D 1853
u. HENDRiCK. Z. Crk.
s!yss Dy l.. CArxn. d. Clk.
Issusd the 9th day Of March. 1853
O. HENDKiCk. &. Crk.
by L. CArxs, D. elk.
Received In ofsce March 9th, 1883. and
ha,d<d to the editor Of the Texas Republican
same day for publication.
$. Il. PERRY. Sheriff II. C.
March IL, 1853. u36-4t
BU0l 4 EsS RCslN ESs!I
Plough Fusndry- Wagon and Carrisge
Making-Gsn Sm,iAisg.
THE undersigned would in.
En1lorm the csilsens Of Marshall
AlE-l1E.-s and vicinity. tina, his Plough
Foundr, is still in operation, and ,hs, he makes
ploughs rot TO be eaeelied by any brought 10
this market, not excepting The celebrated mAn
uf.ctase Of Hall l. Spears.
Two cents pound will br paid for old cast
ings snken in exchange a. the foundry.
| liz also carries on the wagon snd carriage
business. Work made to order " repairing
done at the shortest notice.
lie has also connected with. the establish.
ment y Gunsmith shop, whsss work will be
done: in a satisfactory manner and Al short no.
lice.
lie wishes Il understood that he keeps on
hand the best material. the most competent
wo.kmen. that work will b~ executed promptly
and y, the lowest priccs--aa cleap AZ the cheap.
est
JOHN COLEMAN.
March 10, 1859. 1y
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Nsxh ~ 1858.


rr>NE undessaaarA would iaform HE ffsssa.
i and ,hs puhlbs, tAsA h. in receiving au1
opening, on ~ Nefsh.West corner Of the psf
In sqsass. AZ sssssaassns u dry geods, ck*A.
ing, sAoes, hessa. kats. &c, which no ws'' ss'l
lev 1T eash. pssseaa Wishing 70 Pufrhase
Win p,saas sivs hin all. bsfors hss'ne else
w&ess. y = IN taks pleasure In showing
bic gssda
". ". ADAMS.
Ns..h.N Mae6nlHn tnaa
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IKE Cirr'nf Asss ~ III - scLk Jaz" ta&
i 4 bsfn ssiied ff9a %, plough ana the svssts
II private NE 10 q ppbIic si.tivn In other
words, be- nas tasen charge sgsin oi The
FsAtr,' iiof-i. aud a. he has padQ -onr ri
pslrs n ihi- rcii sapwu hosses md 10 ABOUT
,aalinz pthe1s " IN isppostan. ehefaeisf, Re
hfs n. toisair1sr to believe hat Il wi'l shortly
" .ai dor ~ no hons. L. the roaasy. ~
hsr0 "a i. i5fiuna'a u,al be hs gain e..nsensAs
g. a,' A.. q si iii- house; fas l.s shrl
aNd tulAt, taikes and p'se Eggs ard b.
Ne. sc. u a rrcu'us 20 nunefou< snd r.
iul isi lie wa ys- sgd ~ 10 what hu
Sc silf iis stock ~ hand. Ti'ts sup<t
gnee et lao eoee thing VI Iifs h
irtatsli entlue.y 90 She nam great
isdy, sto, a. .s,uis, via preside ose(
Nov hs ~. chance ios tras~iesNx
% a.si,, hin q eating w hi4 Il
Persons stopping ii HE hoxau
ted. aaed isF~. and aatss(1
Iaay !ssi copdisass ttst thsse
es9y ats.plioa r.Yu!seJ. 4
III. p-xer sT'' iex<
Ter fuFirrf ,ntssu
80 ts,ls =
I'LL sespresfld
J4llefssn att.
'fhry sAve
se- acts. nuS ''e ~
ssfecisig ATTENDED sa Bv4VD
~ tne'h's Every Sabe K843
nraai .rs eb.ch always contains
groyeajDr rnd i@ilhfa' ossicrs. II
iheir bionuor % make ore II sac ssst
ia Texas
hArLs oI gt;assEs.
Board .ad aigsng per d'S -.,et
week - 7 q
moftl; 40 IL
Board NliAoe. ioagns yer slda,n 10 %
h1nfasrs will be- required to settle nj Fse e.
gifa'lsn u itc week az mouth, ss ,ae sass
aay be P.,-o0s '7igs1ui baggage VII BE- al
cases he rcqei;.a t. pay 10 advance.
J " KEMP.
kLiX JACKSON.
ia, 90 f4-1
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2<4*3'4lI I55 p !5| y|ll .a,l,Q w..
- ~ ly1y9v1uk n
rf01 ~ w r = - u
IL 0h IslSAa5l k116Q No. r. I2i 1907 ~
~ ~ - ~ ~ 1872 q ~ lnG1Su6
- Uomw - - 80 MonnV = ~.
s1ups. 49, ~ - q ~ fnu11ev =
Tsosiees. y vils - 4,
lev. TuD. n WuanD. ASmn1 - .fs
Nh. n. 3, Lazy. ~ Petap(rei.
~ Ezra 1pafuv. Priaevv 6e1esfuen1.
Miss AnAa1liA Jes1af9 Jrvs. Aueie Pinau
- Ora~{ar ~ fsoes WerA
oess,. - na,Av. - $780, - =,
-. 4veo6y Vs$Sa
prss.sv n,,...~,., f,,sk..,.sAv
Rscas.a. ~ vrisiss. ~ p ~ ,
~ .Hssh. ma -
a.corn iu..,s r. -.El...s.I.,s lse. =
sons h H,,.I~ssi.. Cr.-ns,. A..
svspiv N.e.,.i riIloeoshv. PAIL
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Jefferson Guy, March Is. 1850
Receipts for the week s66 heal Sales during Tho
The last few DAYS have tr~n ADV snerd prices and
bet a small supply Of god cs,iIe On .ale.
Be<i Carte t4e.,ern) Per ID. net Ease
g Lake and Ts1ss. 3ts
!toss pr H. net 6a!c.
Mich cows. per head. e2p coz IS 0V
Ah~ep, pr head. 3O0a3OO
Calves and Yeaf,ns., ~, head, q . 100
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new STORE,

AND CHEAP GOODS FOR CASH!
Come old ard young, como rich and poor,
To G. u. WiLLiAss's New Cash Siore,
Where .i.ks aud sa.ins are flying sbout.@
And pin. al kneedlss are ssiek'ng out.
Here nre boots and shoea Of every -i,r,
Pals, piggns, and brooms. for all mankind,
Knives. forks, and spoons, until you cant rest
Do come, II YOU please, and look at the rest.
Nnr.hail Masrh &c. 1881 p3A-At
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NEsMITn's LIVERY STABLE.

THE undersigned Is happy 10 comnur ale
l. 70 his friends and the travelling pabic
generally that ~ has completed HE new %
commodious stable, situated on JA,Sseq
street, near The Jefferson Hotel, where he viii
a, eli times b. prepared TO ssrvs them with
saddle horses OF carriages on moderate trsa,,.
Having long been engaged In the basiness,
both North and Son.h, hc Aast~rs himself that
no will b. fully able TO give general sasisfAc'
ton. tie therefore sole,;s y shnrs Of pablse
patronage. Ills rates for keeping Horses will
be ~ follows.
Per Mcn,h, ol2 30
One Week. : 80
One Day. IS
One Night. 10
Single Feed. IS
N. b.--Iiis Stable IL attached TO tho Jefirs.
son Hotel, and Travellers stoppiax al this dcsir'
able House will find their horses III his care.
X. w. NESMlTH.
Jefsuon. Texas. Feb. s. 1853 ~
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March 10, 1859.


NEW 0OOONy
Attv1isrd d 7sniss esv~sr. Je6srsos, TsEss
vINHE undersigned have now on hand. and
i are constantly receiving and opening,
large and well selected stocks Of Dry Goods,
ready made clothing. hats, caps. and boots;
hard and hollow ware; also, u argrtassofi mrnt
Of groceries, which they will sell ii Wholesale
and retail, upon the most favorable tcsens.
Their stocks in the above lines ere full aud
varied. One advantage is, they have been ~.
lec,ed with great care. They have been pur.
chased upon accommodating ,efms ami ~ the
proprietor. 20 upon the principle Of being ocn.
tented with ANAL profits and speedy VI - they
think they can promise TO sell as low NJ any
house in Shreveport or Jefferson. Give them
a cali and examine their goods aud their priceA
VEAL. Il JENNINGS.
Jefferson, Texas. Feb 3. 1851
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HEAD OF MARSHALL ST. JEFFERSON vFS
fF~r<riy knosn ~ tie Ptsrssrs' hssl
TNR, SAMUEL CAREY having fsr FED .hl-
IL veil known estsbiishnsuh ara % Cd u
" il ecuforsskls .,yl-, eslisits shai { pch.
IL psssoaass. liis vsid%ues. ~isirl = 'aFg-
~ eeonodieus, ia astashsd 70 ies bVsF''
hsssAy enabling him 10 furrlsh sae 'ss ~
single rsssoas With god sais roens. Ne =
slse peevidsd with 800 s'ss'es, f'erfy ~
nepvei1sf ~ faithfnl e-iieHs W pans y
sapssss VII b sparsdso r.es sls csssiA
Bead - le1r per riali;n. ela ue
= WitAaot irlEinr ~ a.
baasa nd Veifils fss week. > OK
Dess1 VI nus lodging IL wrsf, ! g
Bad ~ Lodging isr day,
Bead shesl Lodging Fcr Day,
NJ. ssd lur~4 pee n'.st
dsy
f,.pyts meal "A.
lgor.s ieg Month. -
a Wees.
heb, ) iSsas
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% I e y ,

D1 D,
In MARSHALL on Tuesday last at 2 o'clock, r, NJ.
jobs DSssy. infant SIN u Mr. J. W. Barrett. ascd
IS months and - days
Suffer l,i,l- children /, roms Unite mo. AMI io,biA
Them nei, fos VI such n The kingdom Of heaven"
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DBtrlsn liovsnnSrs AaAlxss hesoo'
nAs, NasA.aSbss. Mach IA Cabins:
n,esiioe wss held Yesterday Ire reporssd
a.avrmen,s Of 10 osisjsA aga'nst Houds'
sas was ae sshjset = dsllsssas'cr. he
sscrslaf, Of Sssss was lae1saeeed y -
p.a.. 6, lsna.isas ftsa ~ osissh 0sssss'
@enI
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L~,rissa. i. alsrsA lA.--JNe s1sanesas
nee. vxploded ~ boisss this mSsata9 Nees
zsaasvj..s. III. Smith, - q ~ pilase.
astl ~ sls~~d, aaasd Rseaa, ysee 4eesd'
as.A ~. etasA, ~ slssk = ~ llslesa I
pilsA - tsss 49, AsadA ~ daaosss
seal1ea. Will
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W Mr.. J. LsneArt.r has bought oct the
Lone Star Office. and has commenced It,
nabI.c.iiou ~ ier thu tile of thu 1'exss
Rsnrer aud ] me Star" N. l.. vas Tor.
ms,ly the editor Of he Rangsr. bst bic
,,Tes was sarut ost We wish bin bstess
tuax
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On the 10th inst, \ most destructive tor
NJ passsd over C"luubus. Ca, causing
gesa. dssu ucsion "f property. A CORES
psdsnt Of the Montgomery Advertiser.
giving = description u it, ssys:
III was At 1t dinner n the time.
I'd you may imsg'ns my surpris. aud con
s'Ms.ion on GINNING out. to fis'd the front
R.nkia's store, and some dozen other
sess on that range. blown down. Gunhy
Oaniel's warehouse, = mas OF ruins.
own almost entirely down. The north
n Of Jos. Hill's house 10 blow" out.
lesss's warehouse. sl'ou, $50 '~~t is nearly
blown dawn. Gr~enwood's 0Uroofed.
ankin's warehouse. next to Guehy. Daniel
Coz, 10 = mxss ri rufus. One end and
h II nv h,,ck house blown down. Fps
eal Chsrch ditto. Ogi-'hrop~ h"nas. MI
y eh,n,nrys. trees. Be. scattered all over
y towm. I think At issst 1000 trees wrrs
psoos-d In the city. The new church At
|ward 10 snnihilis,ed, not yss.igs remain
n I've email bridge At Girsrd, over that
svs sasins. tell In with A"s mule team
"a driver, killed three mules. and nearly
lied ~ driver, hat b~lisve he 10 out OF
bngss nnw. several negroes were killed
u hesly injured. Palace Wills and
hels Factory not tosehsd. Howard and
ssseta Factories unrooisd. The small
Dssss sbass the mill are I'll gone. ~ 10
osss, Patton 4 Cos fort IN thu hank 81
y river. THE tin Of Gr<~nwood'a ware.
sss 10 now lying ln'font Of the Variety
s,k. 6so.s. There 10 NO computing the
n~sys that were blown down; almost
~ kesss has lost one or more.
nadaH Joass hsd about aity negroes !"
s1(w heess. together with sundsy mile,
" ~ wisd lined The whdas houss over
~ kssds, ~ Il down some any fset dis
=, ~ lnjsssA aobody.
] n CD $500 1Imss. Of the 18th inst
Wing an n comet n The Losses spslainea
he tosusdo. sayas
Va has4 oohAued gu, lnqeiries 70 tae
asss pars II H. eisy, i'esIass 'hssf
alststst ksaew, ~v~<r hosss We Ne ris,s
l,sfsf2d dsmAgs 81 from aya 90 ie,
.ls ii tsneNb eG(mesys. md slaf.. shicl
amosns II ~ aggregate % nos les
- e:sN.0oU
'sasjsy ! rdsvAasa N NJ ehy La. Is
NJ segJsv Iujaty ftsn lseksus. W. pa
~ ~ i4tssy 70 Escds Y sos ~ thu
lN4ksAs ~. asccrdsns - CAPS 1eu'
= ssetfNf jAwusvy 10th, fcessvsd Al bsl
X - 6nd<<l, AUD il w4s apptsh<nds
h sesA u ~ several yesrs. white ~
sFse QDs4 y y salons H. natives, q
('esaetls pov*.asrss
i z3r~a~@s. = ~
q Z eSd sta& ca Bsn,on called .
'se. 49, - ~ Sad last. sud i
I'D, - II toN,frul peoesst against III
'fps4 A e .S GU Ahg 1 j 2lAs
| q, :: Z
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CITATION TO HEIRS.

Tus Stars o. TnxAs-Corxry 81 uAs
otoOH.
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NV Sests ~ Entirely ~ oeol
r B. WILSON. 6ssiA - y ~ ~
81 r"sr>, fcppasiss NdsehalJ jlsssi) -
res g ff y. hiseis - ~ auu
nit 'asnsiae7 esssa snfGe an1eeeg
~ . sia ea. rig w 1ae 0e
An. sHfseGe. eia' '9ssns -asY XII
IN both deps. 49, salf sa8td tof, tee,Sf
which he isvAe5 NJ =. e5'ss's ean':isus
they will Ind il T. thsIr tntc,sa .t al. a.,3 q
anime 70. Themselves tseses :. aasins s1ss-
J u. WllkiiJ 81
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In order 10 give or- interest !" our advertising co
om,- w have concluded 70 give let Of our sd.s
tssm.nis.
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lstkssAs ~. aseordsns . CAPS 1ewa
ssetfNf jAwusvy 10th, fcessvsd Al BE.
ps. * ~ 4n3<t. AUD il w4s apptsh<ndsa
! ses1 u ~ ssvstsl years White meA
'Fs9 los4 v - salons ~ natives, d.
'esllS III wovs.asrt.
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le.rAessa - vel 4 jeeNissgs; him sahass j. v
Putin lbry (ss~rAs sna Grocsrsss
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-02

On the 18th inst, most destructive tor
NJ passsd over C"lamhus. Ca, causing
great destruction Of property. CORES
psdsnt Of the Montgomery Advertiser.
giving = description u il, ssys:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-02
TIE sllilla Lin nv Law.

G5iy. Seymour, Of Conn tctiaIt, in
HI message, nses tho following Ian
gaase in reg.lrl , TIE NJ iae Liq19r
Law:
~ is. mueh q be regretted that
II should be thought advisable in any
quirter toresort to5statutes Of Doubt
full import il AID Of d great moral Re
i5ra. la vain nay Ne look fgr :,
lasting good from Iiw S. however hey
be Icqiorcad for d time, which are net
dleaflv based nPan correct nsiAei-
pics. Anacs fol tIlq suppression Of
tho entire trade III sprituouS liqners,
better known b1 The name Of the
State where it ofiginated, and which
i. commended rs 4 mfiel for lesisla-
tioa here, has lost none eli lis object
iQnahle features dnriag the discuss
ION il has eliciJed. On the contrary
il is seen more plainly than ever,
that il strikes .atthe ioaalation OF
rights wliie},. if Hlee overthrown, viii
ls.lve The door open FOR any arbilra-
ryIeyercise Of power which q m1eri-
IL however obtlipel. may choose 70
iila;ct. An original Inherent oonyie-
ion Of the ihinstie4 Of the proposed
liK hs been Strengthened and con-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-02
] Romance IA paIl!irs.

We look for romance in politics
hast Of all the places in the wolid,
yet We have rarely read Of a pleas
anterinchlcnt tiian. taat rlt'eel =
tie III aagf E1qrrcr, Of G5F. s =
nor, J.! Connecticut il c3o0srt;2a
With i staten mi tlat he would prob
ably l,a appointed Minister to Aexi-
co. Fac Governor, i is known, Is a
bachelqs, whose pscqniary ciTcam :aa-
cess. have heretofore forbidden bis a.
king upon himself the responsibility
Of laln.ly his patriotism outweigh
ing IiiB pence, rs his honofs have lar
excee I'D lis emoluhents-
Willie Colonel in Mexico he was
taken Ricls, and was received into he
houseql one Of the richest and most
respectable Of American AeitMens,
where he received the kindcst attea-
tons latiI his restorJtion to health.
There. Was b dapsilter Of the house.
Young beautiful APP accomplished.
lie waY brave aal Size WAS fir, and
of course they colll do nothing else
than y let lvsper'teB in love She
was ndh, and he pa. proud as lie Da8
.s5or.aIId this was the ba rier to con-
SUNNI ton Of tleir c;lIily felicity
This State Of things coming to the
knowledge Of President PIERCE, who
is the seul Of caivalry, he promptly
rendered TO his old friend and fellow
soldier the high post Of Ambassador
to her country, tie lonors Of which
position are at least equal to her
cold, 4,iidwiil Place them upon such
5qaal footing that femay claim her
IS his lriie without disbonor. Ami
cable relations viii thus he established
between the Two countries, both Will
be well served, aud the highest re-
ward conferred upon brave soldier
md a faithful public
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-02
Gen Transdale.

F.. we con eur with the Union and
American, that the whole people Of
tho State viii receive with gratifc,-
tioa tho ne W., tina t the President has
appointed Gen. fTrousd4le Minister
to Brazil, We have already heard
the app9intment spoken of by many
decided Wigs with Hearty
satisfaction, ana such We doub; not,
viii be the almost unanimous senti'
nens even of the political opqaaent 5
Of den. Trousdal4. Ills Political
frienIls viii receive tie mtelligenq e
with Enthusiasm. We lopet If a single
Disabling voice will be heard 10
opeslioa those claims Of Gen. Trou4-
d.,le ppcp lis copqtry-s conlilend e
anti f.atituae which have received
this ,3isiinsg;shcd acknowledgement
fran tie administration of Gen.
pierce. The cllicd las come unsought
toli Ia: and lie viii fll il with dishity'-
;.!Illj X. and honor IN The name Of tho
paolle Of Tennessee. We thank the
adm aistration 70 voluntarily select
in Z from our State as one qf the
coun trv's representatives abroad, a
laln sho is 50 emfaeatly the einbodi-
in int Of the q aalitie4 Ct patljotism,
ee h. e, and honor is Gen. T,tons-
!gaE...
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-02
Hun Andrew JaIInsap.
The II lcllmon hid VA iInqa

l =
speaking OF the non lnatlu u al HIS
gcnlleinan ASA cahil Iale for Cow
ernor Of 'Tcpncssec, F9y>::
( better ccslol could not be
male. Indeqd, we bellcye that So
good ;iseiecIIoo cbuI,F cot lave been
III retIn4 ssce = that I,ritainly is ex-
han. ting euconliu u, Il We lnlen,lc,
il merfb us sudll, " | tch Ne 10 u pt.
Mr.. J lhl son il nue If tie class
which OILY now Rn, lheI ore met
With III y uy Gel, niiy lie is cudou-
ell vii h INTELLECT r over fui, clear
and original. There are few men
ia The dcngre4s ici The U. :, his
equal. lis ml nd is highly allaIyli-
cal, ,anl he pos scSse1 IN Il most r.
niatka4 ld desrc ihe klilolrxPnupd-
Ing shhlpc. lI The dearest man
n,.r ami most bueisc terms II ilh
oiIt The advantages O | an early cda-
cation be surnn Iouhtd i all obstacles
which this nl>fdriu e would oppose
to an hrdn ~ nj ~ arA 10 one
not familiar, " hI hi nF tory, and
familiar only wFihI II 5 ex tent Of IN
formation and taic OF rellectioM.
he would seem ID Did a nI an nbrLGf-
4. II n