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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

County Of Harrison.
NOTICE il hereby given tina, Thoma. II.
~ Osicsbs, administrator Of the estate ~
Sarah Ann Osiesby, deceased, ha. filed his ac-
counts with SAID estate, in this ofrc. Tor
final s.,tl,men, thereof and TINT they viii he
opened for examination and allowance. Al the
mex, term Of said court, to he held on The last
MONDAY IN February inst, 1859, when and where
all persons interested may attend and contest
them if they think proper
BY order Of sad conf.
q. HENDRlCk. Crk.
Esh 4. lkS3 n3l-ll.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12
THE STATE or ILAAS.

TIE NIAI'E OF THAN.
County of Harrison.
NOTICE ia hereby given that EyHline II.
~ coye, administrative de bonis non OF the
estate OF VIM A Jones, deceased. has filed her
accounts with SAID estate in this Office for the
final setllemen, thereof and tina, they will be
opened for examination and allowance al TIE
next term Of the eouDly court pertaining 70
estates, for Harrison county. Texas, 10 be held
on the last Monday inst. when and where all
person. Interested may attend ard contest
them II they think proper.
Nv order Of SAID court.
y. iiENDRiCK. C1'k.
Feb. s. 1853. n3l--a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12
RISING: Sun HOTEL.

HEAD OF MARSHALL ST. JECNtKSoN TEA
(Formeriy ksp~n a, the Piamer'' Hoiei)
nR. SAMUEL CAREY having rented this
- web known establishment, and fitted II
up in comfortable style, sol,cils u share Of pub
lie patronage. His residence, which il. large
and commodous, is attached to the Hotel,
hereby enabling him to furnish famlie, or
single persons with good private rooms. lie is
also provided with good stables, plenty OF
provender and faithful osiicfs. No pans or
expense will be spared TO please his guests.
TRIMS;
Board and Lodging per month, ei5 90
wifhoui Lodging ~ so
h01ri nrf l'frrs 1rr Ntrf 30
ioari a.hsnt i..I .Ingg'. Nw+, .
Board .i loorng frr ~, 0'
t4arI lhue. Soug,ng per ua.,
Man aud Iorse per night, -
day DO
Single meal, 40
Horse per Month, ~ 90
" Week, -.. 90
Day, 10
SAMUEL CAREY.
FEB. 3, lS.i3. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12
THE STATE or 1EIAS.

7HE STATE or TEXAS.
County Of Harrison.
NOTICE is hereby given that John J. Mem
Y ncdy administrator Of the estate Of Wit
liam Guce, deceased has flied hi. accounts with
.aid estate in the Office Of ihs clerk Of the county
court, and that they will be opened for csa'ni-
nm, on and allowance nj the neEt term Of said
court, to b, held on the last Monday in Fcbtn
ary inst. 1893. when and where all persons
interested in said estate, may appear aud contest
them il they see proper TO do no.
ny order Of the court.
q. iiENDklCK, Crk.
Feb. 8, 1853 nH-jt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

All the iIydcs In the United States. or
as many OF them ~ please, are to meet at
the United States Hotel in Boston. on 'as
10th of February ues' = mlhc arrange
mcnts 90 securing an unclaimed nbsfiiaHla
DO. v....-a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12
J/fL STATE or TEXAS,

County OF Harrison.
NOTICE il hereby gwen that Christopher
~ Ellis, administrator Of the estate Of
Jehu Smart deceased, has filed his accounts
with said estate IN this office for The final set
,lemcnt thereof. and that they VIII be opened
for examination and allowance ut the next
term o, the county cour, pertaining To rs.
,at.s. for Harrison county. TrxaA. 10 be held
on the last Monday in February, 1893, when
md where AL persons interested may attend
and conies, them II they think proper
By order of said court.
u. iiiNDRiCk. elk.
Feb s, 1855. n5.-H
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12
AdmiuOssraaion Nstis g

FTTEKN u admlni-lfill0l WEI /"
- 20 the undersigned on the estate "a
1snkersly. deceased, on the 37in d.
cemhrr, 1889. by the county cour, pffl
~ estates for Harrison county, Texas
therefore. TO give notice 10 all rsrst
claims against said estate to present, Il Is
the umr prescribed by law, duly au,, NJ
afa those indebted TO the same to IA o.
f.-ie Fssment
p J. TANkERSLY, : d.
q. 40
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

The Bafalo Courier says that some little
interest has been created by = rumcs that
= company Of twenty have parcha'ed sh'
exclusive right 10 uss the "Calcvic En-
CINE on the lake,. asd they have made
he necessary arrangements fos the con
.truction Of quite nssshss Of propsllsfs
and cylinders fos the s"sinss
Tn, Trenton N. ~ State Gazette says,
,heve h reason 10 believe sAs statement
ia, Com. stockton intends to rssign hls
~, in the u y. Senate. " 10 can seeers
II. appoin.m.a. Of h'' brother. !" law John
r. Thompson. 70 succeed.
| ~Vulet,s F" 10 The title Of thA asw now
bv ths as.hossss 81 "Jsos Eyre y
~ y y pstGsAsd in E's'sss = - :
gary. S
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

The Mobile Tribune learns that tho bus
meas part of Autsugaville, Al ""s ~
tir~,y eertro,rd ;, nir on tae night OF inc
Gath ale
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

Eighty seven persons, belonging to the
hes, tamiIis. in Rome. have been arrested
for circulating cnficzturcs OF Napoleon III.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12
Democratic N stanR.

Pursuant TO notice, \ mssting Of the
Democracy WAS held in the Court House
on Saturday las. to appoint delegates for
Rusk corn,y. in the District convention a,
Rusk, Cherokee county, on the OH OF Feb
lrv ~ nominate = candidate for Cons
'se fe, ". " Turner having taken
lho cha. ,he following r,elau9n. we-.
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Netife.

rs hereby given that Ningaie H. Wccdley.
l. a. administrator o! the estate Of William
WGodley deceased, has filed IA the county clerks
office, Harrison county. Texas, nm exhibit q
the condition Of the estate Of SID decsdent, aed
also his account ior The final settlement thereof,
toge.hes with his application TO resign the said
administration. aud Tia, ,l,e said cshibis- r.
count, and application. will bs Sous'dvfed Il
the neg, term Of the county court pertaining
10 the essat~s Of deceased pcrsons, 10 be held
in and for said county of Harrison on the lasl
Monday In February inst, {,s53) when ant
where Ait p~rsoaa interested in ssid estate maj
sppras and ecnt~~s them II they sAiak rssPss
by order Of said CONT
o. HENDRlCK. CIT.
Feb. 4, 1883 asI-4t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12
NArsna1s aous1e echeo1.

- THIS School viii open it, sssth
hmm regular session on the hrs' Men
day ~ February 1881. and ecutinne hve mcntha
Il vii, t~ under the supervision Of Predecessor
J.Evxxxns, whose reputation ~ Teacher =
web known to all ~ho have attended hss eNA
liz concerts and Witnessed the unPssallels4
rsovemsns Of his pupils The sooa e neese
pished with a sufficient number 81 FAMqA
Gui,srs. Aecc Ydian's ard other instraasAte -
s<eonnodats large nnmt<f Of pspals. -
give them superior advantages.
Al pessons taking lsssoss will - N@u1s ID
70 peseiies one hoas u Hest, n eer.A 6ay, md
meet once in serh wssk. 10 sssstvs lus' T,ri,or
Il .hs general principles Il ,as ,'sessy sns
psartiee 81 vocal mssts.
fSauss
Fss ias,rumsatal - ~ with Us.
II iaa&suusas -. CAS- o(
Qn 0ottas n %
| " AL pssscna vtsl \. charged from IN
timo NY sNa. AsWosy .ssAbis ~ ths cad " ~
sse1tss. R.sfsrsss 10 III rsIisus
u - -, loeS nS0~H
A1uanystrailsn Netscc.
4 - G9TERs Of sdmsni.sfa,ssn wsrt ossn'ss
4 ~ - ~ snierix,sed az Ito sssAh ~ Nsst
" = psssh'asn, dse~sssd. ." thc aess 1sy y
| kUAeuasy. 4. D. iSoa, by tAe eoaal1 oeask ~
| iapad ~ this soueu y !Is;f,~oa, Itoar
| H. ttesafofe, 10 g,seAoslee 10 ~
| nv c!aias sgainsg 40 sslxts - F1P
~lshin ths ssn,u p, mnb<l Ny is4Yi
sssssd, And those lnasttedt
tmeaes'isss payment
WM. COX, Adm
MARTHA G, FAncf
Feb s. lKsA 81. y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

A large number Of highway rohbsris.
have recently been committed in Cincin>
na,ti.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

CrSA.-A Gre broke out on the Goth
u't. At Csrdenss. and consumed many oi
the largest sugsr and nolas.es wsr~houses
and other buildings. aud also large amour.
OF produce and ccopersge stock. The loss
il estimated 1t half = million Of dollars.
The rumor Of the removal Of Canedo
had reached Havana aud caused great ea-
element amongst the Spanish population,
oil Of whom approve his course.
There has been fearful weather !, the
Gulf for fifteen days. Several vessel. that
have sailed from Havana for Northern ports
have put back IN distress, aud it is feared
that many losses will be heard OF.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

Il Il slassa, Ia lsssssrs from waae!ngtoa,
~ ~ faehiosahls circles Of The Msseep
~ ~ sasl&ed new By. ths rsusos that ~
diasisguisAsd lsly Of ~ Presidential ssas.
iea Z pssparsse 10 give grand rstidas
pasty. Il 3 sapesssd 70 exceed, 10 bstllia"'
y. Asss given By ssy u hse pssdsesssess.
u b alse elatsA ~ ths aose passsaat
s.irses b. ~ Caiiest 1lelalsee, ~ ~
Ass&ay svsaiag " = henetss q Mn Sc
May ksaasdy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

Tms Fool KILLER NrEprp.--"Thomp.
|son's colt" wsa n "big fool because Il
|a.s i,s mothers tail of, when there was
isdder In tho rack. But bigger fool than
1hompson's colt. was the individual who
box the pains to cut alat out Of tho Jour
)eal Office press room window, ana break
es.two panes Of glass, eating hi. or her
sad h doing 90. crswled through ho'.
~ssvs by twenty inches in size. and dAabs :,
- o. her hand with printers ink-snd all
Als fos the purpose Of stealing ase qa''e'
u colorsd paper that did not belong I" shs
seies, while within two feet Of the window
Asv was . door which had accidental,
lssa lsh unfastened. u tho person coule
have plead the &c baby act," like l'homp
sss's colt, thsss would hare bssn apns Ok
~ ios IL folly, bit thsse 10 not ! you'll
b Iowa who wosld aos have Aad NOR
Ssssptioa dian the bsrvlas spohsn Of.
EaAi3ma StsIs JSsvnsl.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

AamtniattMtlon Notice.
+ ErTERS Of administration were granted
II 10 the under signed on the Sist day of
January, \. D. 1888, on inr estate OF John W
Rogers. deceased. by the eoan,y court held in
ard for the county Of Harrison. Texas. Thus
is, therefore. to give notice TO al PERSONS having
cIal,n. against said estxlc TO present them
within tie time prescribed BY iaw, duly an'
,b,p,,ca,ed, and those nds btcd to the sstDc to
make immediate payment,
CALVIN J. ROGERS, Adm.
Feb. ~. 1858. Js~6'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

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Here is another warning against using

""s"HFoSe''k 1r'I"o'"'
"Mr. John {. White was murdered on
the II ,h OF January.lsst. near Pick.nsville.
Marion county. Ala. by his brother. In law,
Lemu-l d. Franks. Both parties were in
\ state OF intoxicat,cn."
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TIL /. N 4 4 X T. I :.
plCAYUNE OFFICE,

tn u. NJ 4 Il X T. I 5.
PlCAYuNE OFFICE,
"WEDNESDAY NisnT Feb 2. I
lissrroof cLAssiricArtoS
luf.rio,. g. Sia7s Good Mdibns, ~ a 10
Muidltns sls 81 Fair. 800 !! =
TtouR--From ~ IS to 8, SIT.
poss Prom SIC %, to- i6 81
R,cnr tIams from |. 10 lie. clear aide. al Sic ,
shoulder ,ell n, Il &c.
IApb-ki 10 tn loir.
CorytK-9a 9.r
.tporoi.ry From . 10 lnc
Suoas- prown. from 10 toc
N,oeise 49, keniucky from III To he
RyyswAN From 20 10 2ae
RAW Rars --k.niucut. 6. &c,
Sxi.s-B-ar IS To %; deer, IN hair las to 'oe'
Moi Asars- From - Ia sttr,
t.>prrs n2ls 22c.
Ricv-Attd 5tr.
Coss.-Urdinars, ~ %.
Cattle Market.
Jefferson Ciiy, t.hrns,y 1898.
Beef Cattle ter.icfnl p.r H. net stc
g Lake aud rets-, 5ia
Hogs. t~r III net "a ,r.
Mich COWS. pr head. e.n zoe ,, 10
Sh~cp, f-r head JN1 ~
Cs',e. and Isar,os.. pef head. o. " n'
Prices firm.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12
NEW ADygKrisEME ATS.
Quiss inc.

Quin'ne.
vI>O Merchants. Druggists. and Phssieians.
i One thousand ounces Of Qulniuc just re"
cened md for saIc by
". Il. u. WARD.
Feb. ~, ls53. 39-tf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-05
The True Democratic Spirit.

The Penn Yam (New YoIk) Democrat, ou,-and-out
national Journal speaks OF the democratic address lately
issued by the democratic members OF the assembly in
the following truly commendable spirit We shall next
week publish the address issued by the democratic mem
bers OF the legislature 1t is admirable paper, short
and concise, truthful and 10 the point and, however
demned certain quarters will doub, meet the arpro.
baton Of the entire democratic party. II has ~ord
that we can discover which give offence 10 any
who preiends TO be democrat nor will any be offended
with i, no amour, Of abuse or camor, come from what
source !, may will induce democrats 10 stuliiy them
selves by condemnng that which is good, right and
proper The address is signed by ~ Of the 81 demo-
cratic members of the assembly and why any Of the
u who did not sgn il should have declined 10 do so,
(f such is the facl) we cannot for the life OF i'm
asine for we do not believe any OF them point TO
single paragraph that is Objectionable but the address
will be universally read, and as generally approved as
read" a.
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Our whis eosemporanss therefore. have congratulated
tbsns~ vss upon change in The democratic
policy whilst construction democratic friends IN
Virginia may discard their aprrehensions The wings
may still fad in the discretion OF Congress the Sagfant
power The territory OF State upon the prstex oil
establishing pos roadr and in that way usup jurisdiction
OF they may in the latitude Of their discretion, ind the
power in the graz, they may resort
10 a misappliealion of the power-ths democracy
and the present democratic administration reject and
repudiae all such pevesions OF the principles OF 1898,
in regard to internal Improvements within the States.
whilst they can. and think they will, stand united
upon the principle of preserving the integrity OF State
nights and Stale jurisdiction, and at the time make
such OF the constitutional powers OF The government
within the territory OF the United States that our Pacific
possessions will be made and the Union be made
stronger.
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ST.. PAUL, Wednesday. July 90, 1863
The train from the Red river OF he north has Just a.
rived their annual visit TO ST. Paul bringing IN their
peliTies 10 exchange Tor merchandise money, Sc The
consists Of one hundred and thirty three carts,
of which from the British side OF the line be-
longing 10 the Sekrk settlement. These hyperboreans
fine spirit. having been unusually successful the
raons, bringing in six hundred bales of skins add
furs, still leaving large quantity behind.
The Pembina people gradually drawing o6 TO q
place called Grand Cote, and more sctivey engaged
in farming and stock raisng both Of which ave said to
do we'll The caravan passed rosie herds OF bsifslo
OF which they killed as many needed. The RI Rev
Bishop Pfovoncier. OF the Catholic diocese died few
days before the departure OF The train. OF lingering
chest disease. IN,
The train ihirty-two days coming through. and
fel. In with Governor Sevenss party lake Tchan-
Srobe the assistant artist 10 r Sianly, retsned which
makes some i've six officers who have abandoned the
expedition and about twenty employees. The loss OF
hese men will be severely felt, and, indee the wan, Of
the services OF Remin, astronomer will leave the "elab-
CRATE report quite deficient Mir Srobei is very &C.
conplshsd artist and bis has ndeted valuable
service 10 Minnesota BY b. sketches of the Minnesota
river from Lac qu Parle to Traverse des Sioux.
The face OF The country, lar az yet surveyed il as
favorable Tor railroad could be desr.d The swamls
are neither wide nor Deep nor numerous nor are there
any streams difficult in crossing There will, a. before
observed be no dhenlues encounter till the mountains
are reached and all our hopes fixed upon hnd
ing good pass.
Al Fort Union, on the Yellow Stone, the Major will
receive accessions TO his party, and feeh supply
OF provisions. and will have learned nch experience in
and things that may be turned 10 profitable ar
count Tor the balance OF the survey.
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zaaatala AMOR

syssm 10 advancing by adding 30 deg To the suns long
tuds on the 9th 10Th OF August To ascertain the
latitude with any degree OF precision. would be nsees
cary 10 observe irou hal part OF the heavens The me
teos proceeded, al places wi here most OF them appeared
the zeDiih; to 10 this their direction could mol De
changed much by the tartL's attraction,
he Zodseal Light must. Therefore, be aserbed 10 inc
accumulation OF immense OF light bodies OF ne
teoTs not only The Guns path. but alsoln zoae
extends IN The direction. The TWO palts my
which ths zone 10 divided BY rs transverse aA az
visible by turns producing the ZodlacAi Lsu' sh e
mornings OF autumn The other in the evenings OF feoiu
airy and March The top OF the OF lght represents
the visse part OF the distant from me sun ana
il will not. therefore. deviaie maeh from the echpuc
The base of the Is composed oil ihe swafms oil
meieors in the vicinity OF their periheilon The lghI from
the northern aide being reflected by those bodies which
have The greatest petihelion disIince while the light
from the Opposite side IRON those which approach
nearest TO the In consequence OF the high north
ern latitude The point OF the heavens 10 which sys
tenn is moving. the great body OF The Zodaeal Light
pecslly it's lower part must lie north OF the ecpte and
this fact. which has been recently made known from
with the received opinion respecting the revolution
OF the Zodacal Light around the sun
The extraordinary falls OF meeors in November (when
The esrh 10 in conjunction with the line about which the
great assemblage OF meeors must collect 10 pass their
common apheOD 10 be occasoBet by the presence
OF another OF these bodies ntesectng the tonne
one At right angles As the plane OF this OF meteore
almost comedies with the suns axis. The arrangement
10 be due 10 increased tendency OF the ligb
bodies 10 his polar regions arising either from the nfoS
OF the medium TO bis poles in consequence OF his roa
uon produced by the motions which he mpars TO tn,
fluid which he sweeps through with incredible velocity
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-05
A Noble Example.

We had occasion weeks since to commend the
spirit manifested by friend Galloway Of the Florence
(Aa) Gazette his failure TO obtain the special mail
agency for Alabama and Mississippi His course is
characteristic Of true democIal--one who loves the
principles OF his party better than office
Now, hear how Mr.. Galloway talks OF his successful
rival d. p. Blair esq, OF Columbus, Mississippi; and
we address ourselves especially to that noble band OF
patriots who disposed 10 despair Of the republic
because il has failed TO the bene6, OF their serv
ces Mr. Galloway Gays: :" Mr.. Blair visited our town
few days since on professional business, and during
his STAY short as il wac lie honored with visit.
We found him most clever, intelligent, and estimabe
gentleman We his opponent for the mail agency
he defeated us in an open. honorable contests we there
fore shook hands with him defeat and laughed
over The means and appliances which brough, about Mr.
Blair was here on official business He is in search OF some
postmaster who has been robbing the mails between this
and Jackson Tennessee and he is after the rascal with
sharp stick. We satisfied he will make most
usefu! and interchangeable public officer, and begin TO
believe that Judge Campbell the Post Master General,
did right, conferred great public blessing and promoted
the interest Of the democratic party in appointing Nr.
Blair for he will make excellent officer, and we
make such excellent democratic editor that the party
could well spare services transfer them to a
new and unried theatre which is so ably filled in
the person Of MIR. ID p. Blair"
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Hon. George w. Jones

We find in the Lincoln (renn) Journal sketch OF a
recent speech made by this gentleman before portion OF
his constituents. which have gladly transferred TO
paper II will be found be characterized by the
sterling good which marks all the speeches Of this
true and talented democrat, We happy 10 know that
the couny will again have the services OF MIR Jones in
the House of Representatives Although thrown into a
district by The late aPporlonment Of the Tennessee
legislature, Mr.. Jones is allowed to return 10 Congress
without opposition This is but meIiied compliment to
his long and faithful and efficient services The people
OF Tennessee know how appreciate the merits OF such
Rising from the shop OF mechanic by the force
of his exeons, he has served many years in Con-
gress, with so much fidelity and ability that he has
qaifed high national reputation. His return to Congress
is peculiarly gratifying The administration will
have efficient friend; whilst the known
vigilance AMI activity Of MIR Jones guarding the public
treasury will make him particularly seryceabe in carry
ing cut those reforms in connection with the public
pendluEes which the interests of the country and OF the
democratic party SO loudly demand. ssa. ..sa