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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

EVFNING, the 30th inst at the M f. Church IN Tsuy-
town The exercises will commence at 81 O'Clock VI.
The patrons and friends OF the Institution respectfully
invited TO attend Those from the city come with
the r NJ train Chambers st. aud the
ing If they wish with the express train which passes Tar
Iytown al 10 + NJ, arrangements have been made TO
A. NEWMAN, Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29
CHFCKS ON the l.. :. SCHOOL AGENCY

NHECkS on the L. :. SCHOOL AGENCl
~ procure perpetual Adyersns lntroductions and En-
gaaemeuts with the best Institutions Families Teachers
Pupils MaIons LibraIitns private City Glasses tor pupils
Of all Churches OrEanss NOcalsts Lecturers tho
purchase and school Property, and better than
money for al educational services Iney arc selling 20 the
parties So g. $40 SO and served AZ the rate
one per ceEt the required compensation Tor ysy
tine udinE tOardh 81 be renewed az each application uni
the whole indoTsed Ia orders. Double sub
,crpons procure double facilities. The best efforts OF all
required personal applications often suited q first cal
No charge for serving pupils MONEY refunded for selling
two eheckA ILstitutiOns viii b. visited u desired.
T. WILCOX, Founder AID Proprietor llsf1l, No. -
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

T'EACHER WANIED-l o take charge Oi
ar1vsts school or seminary aSo1r - sles h0ni tns
e.tv g. uusr be tbJfDrghly qualified y Seac8 al M
= &, b~srses psc1.sary % rod Elssn etgcsLOu sod
IL . iesrb4 tbst b. saOud understand frerch ihs 1st
tegrF "a % Character and esPzalfy required shd I'D
ersl salsxy ETea. Adares OhAANIAi D0A 10 ir%D'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

TV WFFETHNs-HH
Of the OF New York engaged "a the sale Of Country
Min will be held at Union Buildings No l6j BOwery, nsal
Broome-st On TUESDAY EVENING, March ., at y
oeo.k All engaged IN the sale Of country Milk
ssiiy invited 10 attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

SERVANTS WANT PLACES--Cooks,
- Houses0rk Guls sesnsrressss, Waitress. Lada'
drs sses Chznbersids &c &C. want places. Protss,snI
and Catholic OiIs a. efcs tor city s1d county Lest ole
for rod ,eryssts 10 New YORK Employment Ofiics No
a. Bfosdwsy Wanted gOod waiter. tor iots sooa
wages gwen. r SAIhDhhS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29
Chances for Duoinesa filen.

A RARE CIIANCE--The advertiser wishes
~ 10 find OF good business capacity who can fur
nsh cash capital Of from 5000 81 5000 The party
furnishing the money have undoubted security and be
placed ia good respectable business which y psynss
large profit annually. lie would be located IN New York
FoT further information address with real name, Tor two
weeks Box No 1875 Boston Mass stating where and when
An interview cen be bad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

- with the best class city retail Dry Goods trade ASS
one waited acquainted with HOsisry. Apply a. No. IA
MAIDEN .are before 10 A. 81. and sfteT 5 r NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29
CITUATION WANTED-By a Young Man

49, iiON W AZ III Z" g"NNS -A
- betwern and ~ years u are IN sone resPoc ,ao,
Ceurtng H0use Ee vel educated. intel gent, ~ GOOD
habts ana can fun The b-.f testimonials Address W.
c Box No. 1919 POst-Oh.ce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29
COR SALE or to LET-A never-hiling Wa

i ter-Power, suitable for any extensive manuastarDs
purposes within hour aud half OF New fofh, on the
New and Erie Railroad On the premises sfs Forge,
vish blOOmerBg fire iron eyindsr blowers and two
hammers; aEEe and several tenant houses coal
house &C. Charcoal IN abundance, and Iron Ore 81 good
quality In the vicinity. As0 F9urns MIL, with two run
Of stones doing good basss e. with quantity Of good
farming lssd Hrequired Possession sUnedistey Inquire
Al No Cedar s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

WANTED - Servants for the Country
w wsges - 70 sl2. Good Cooks Nurses Nsitrss~es'
Chamh~rnsss kc. FrUteseAnts prefrrrd, As Cainolcs
male 50 usnv ohsh objections to LEAVING the city Apply
at No. ls Grand -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

FANCY BAKER aud ORNAMENTAL.
IL CONFECTIONER WASTED-To take charge Of
the worn IN retail shoe situated IN central part OF Mao
saehusetiA Good references required. Address A ,.
PEAsE a. the Western H0nse this city or apply 10 per.
son between the hoUn Of u 81 and P u, from 10
IN the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

to Father GavnZZi will deliver, THIS EVENING
the OF hsten Lectures OF the Broadway Isbernc
Italian and English at O'Clock precisely. Subject "Th,
Pope and his DOublebesdod supremacy" Tickets % cent
each may be had the principal Bookstores ard at the door
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29
DROFEssOR WILLIAMS. whose Exp

TNHE VICTORIA CLOCK aud the cele.
brated CANOE on the Tishtrope are daily expected
from Europe and be foT short time AZ the Stu
do Curioso in Brewsier Marble Building NO o. broad
This wonderful and mysterious piece Of ingenuity 10 only
e1celled by the great Clock At Strassurs - ,,oo,,
NB-CatAogues and tickets for sale Al the rooms and
the principal Book and Muse Stores on Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

WANTED-By highly respectable Eng
w hsh perscn. STATION - Szrse AID seausr-ess
ruaron % 40 In eo1Etry preferred Inzurs a. No y
Sp-rz-s- betEee. NkcCn ard Az-bsrry-st
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-25
4oos AMIGA, AseoosArxow.

A. = meeting oi th- Mech ,n,r.' A. se,s,,,,r nj
Narrhs the f'o~ 'us Preamble and Resolutions " ~
adopted
ANIasA II is The NANTES, Interest II ~very eonny
nifty =" protect by Ju.t Laws. and whnt~ss u> rules
and r O. atohs III r'ri~iy Al m~eiant,a al nus.niis
and 10 ~ut"ursf~ rnchanr- ~ n h.siy ri m-n v h.
r'Mis,haie r. ally 81 the pr sr~r,tv II e,,,n,ty
and Jag',nlsfi, o new country l,A~ os,v. AID
~h~v~ss, u Is the duty II M rhanlcs 10 rvss, all
ss~mr'' calculated To jutc their bus.neu os de.
grade II. therefore
Re,o'red That nj. Association, s.ssn,. N. ,,t,,,,
prstt're 1t slave 'ncchsnie. h,y,x ,h-y ~ inv a.
>ns'rn nj the s~ and IN ss s~,,,cn In the ,use,.
es's al "h'lr mechanics and The t4.rie NJ large
Pescfssf Thai ~ vii ,she h, ,s-d,s,~ ss.ss ~
abolish ih's rrnsir~ and III ne all ns-ans e,o.t.
Nth sur dny {" ss-' c,'is'r.. IN r'rs-u, u-s," M
~sanr~ r. m -,g permitted N hssrss ,,.r,f ah, in
eome'i'nn With tina, II white tn-t,.
RsnNsd, That nse~,txiy IA shousd r. rssA.,i L.,
protect 'hr labu n white An.phaa,,, firm III d.e,a
''aiion nj .urh mt-s,. end The, ~ this Ynt ".
All snpi''r' M man f~ 6.'vene a. for th~ l. si-a.
eGwts.
R'so'seA. TM't'e mechanics ,hrMehn~s The Hiatt
nr rqne.ed !" rooI~ra- " III in ,hs "A =. s~n,
k''o'ss4 'inai on, In" la~ l. vas- and ,m.a,
.ssrtosy, and sfould n sW,-'.-d A. " s~euss
ksn uts'a the property for twelve mon,hs. Win or
~itnct . " vs,'~n tonirAtf.
kesc'ssd Ths' w ndniee ,hs ecnfaen, h.,i-f tia,
s~Qhfvs Dat a''e n~ce.savv organization on nny
par and Tx ps"t~s psrs~n'a'.on 81 mar .nws "a the
CH'hE ~ "hA'm ne passage NJ su~h aNs ,hr~eh nus
Lehs'1Fs AMI ts~ adnfAins, of such r-rnlai ms h,
s'r'sy o. ~ili ~ Nd ouessi.ss AID "as parsai,e ssjs
eMate pssAsei bsn
Reskse1. That sl~ Tvsss Republican h fseAAAeA
~i,h snpy 'h~ss n. nlsskss ~ rehatea,Ls.. sr1
~ ssft~ss 'e~srspess 'soehou, t,s Nssse. fptnta
~ :" schs"'rs. b. respectfully s.<'~sv 10 pubsh
'hs saas.
". 2. punH. kvc'y.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-25

ce,rcs ~ rHK fSrrs,WAN. A..
N,,--Iu t.s, ln.~s II ne ish tns': ! ""s~VS
rsIi.n ., eli over ,hs sss''si"'~ OF "sN IL,
go. II, ,h- o,u "a -~s-ss, ii " = l~vris"r
,..,- Il srr,- mssr'tuis ws"-' e'"e up ~ ,a
legislative sctsa, ttsi ~'n'rr. we ~"""" y, ,n,
All I'll ~nh mas'~ i''~"' ~" wv ',-..,.,.,.,
sat- kv u~,. -, .~ ~s- h-trrr tn"f I"W''''
H.. .t.,,It ~ r-n ~ sound psc' col pr'fn "'
r,i~ssvi -sfs-r~t'- -, ,.,r az
or :b.-- .nhrs,- s,Sy m mentioned . S''c" "
=, su..m .ch,-d ~ia, Al ,n - The '@sH u, ., sne
,,vb,- d.,vs itcu II our nnstis"Tia'.u 'e'''
H. ,Yu.n. Il and rr.,r,sthn II t''r I"'s"s '~y""
,.,t pIr,.<ie,rs.--a ih"f"sah "aP'oFsi"". ~ nv ~
mrs, Va, r,sssrr-. Of "H n,'i,-rn ~" az
ih,,uel I'M lra,, t''r suotri ." 's''f~",
b, p~ss 81 kasir.,ds. trs"eAo sis 'svl '" ''' -"
liar ,,,.t,- raira, ii tt- ,~'pic. The ~" Gf'~""
~ furl,d ,ss tsc es sle' nor ~ n""'snv
than thst The tMa great Oc,~ns the A'ian"e A"' ',e
psci6r. ~ III i~ ronos''ed by nspHn, M wv
| ,.,lx inter ,r~an.e cssanuu~aitoh ~o0hy 'h< NAV
shall IT, uss Nv saprs- acton permit so'fef p''on
al "a, e,,uut,,. lcs. favored ~ climate G"r~Is"s
4. e,,ps and by ell the natural advantage. suss'y
to t~x,n and I" c''u'umna's NJ ""s"'"e" y" ~, y,
r,i-. To clutch N. prizr such r"nr-e would ne
..,us u.rt,,,nr,t OF snr i.r,hrs-. 'l'y and '"r'
eli g. h i. To k- h'i-d that our s>,"n' WI ''' ~
soua, ,urr-! IA ~vfs than inlilr aurm" W m"Ae
o.xi..b. The vsf,o,,. bSarsAss ycrTsd r'e'. when
ssr~, in,J..d- tho ;xdss',,en "n HE ~e7'"s'd ~sv.
NJ L., n. .-rurr II io.s-ihe. The main Nunt "' the
sra, <Aiplsl ks'l' sy. aud The advantages 70 our
sts,r That will iouw ~ lie wake, VII vsr~~u we
ut.ssn d,vnm- u tie mot ,rhi'aD vn'h"'"s'
b Hui ~u.i ,iup The theme Is All in>i'nG one ana
~,rv nproi-. might rsy~i'Ae AT lasg~. ! forget
sus smIly replying to al in'i's'o" 10 '~e.~r '"n
dsls,e Tor the hs,,.f,as term ct Nh'eh hrs 10 re
iuvn Many Voter. ss-n'aDces "i my highest CIV"
s,j-tanon 81,
V,rr circumstances other u all a. they are ~"ni
respond sflirbat,riy Ia The cal AID lend "'v an
f., Die =, ,sa, hi b., 10 t-i forward aud "n~afu VIC
Cor Of ingIv',s"nf bot llio~e ~ om''an'e' ,~l"'
IN, e.nri 6, m,- uw '.uc,au,', I" decline the da'
tvt,t,p nv ttn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-25

We havs r~e~lvs& eommss'sss'o"
slsw~d = Tsssuss.' N shish The writer
.~-ms :. ,.L. = wrong vis~ Of shs Res"'s.
,tms ,,sss-hh ny the N-ehsn'es Association
ii THE ,i.s~. A. th~es are "shsss. allen.
wh. s.-.," !" have mi-c"ncsive.i the t~ssssw
~ ~ th-ss R~ss.isii"ns. W esabeses The
.sr,e',s"isy NJ -ata~i"i"s shsm, - s"ds''
.s1ri BY the m~m'hs's Of II. Association.
Me not the d<sirs N this soc;ety to
prevent The owne II negro meessoics
from having the fsll bs"eat ut their SER
vices. The whole intent Of this organise.
tiou. ~ r-gsrds negro mechanics. 10 to Pot
down the Practice prevalent !" shis and
other e"srms"i,i-s. of negroes hiring their
own time. or being permitted to svsds the
Law, On tina. they are brought in direct
competition with white m<chanica Il 10
true there 10 sueh law IL existence but
whether It 10 Sufficiently explicit for the
purpose Tor which il wac intended, 10 an.
other question. The members Of this so
ci~ty, from the fact u: ito evasion, have
conceived that II was psthsps wanting in
ei-araess, aud if N. they wish il amended.
Thus far they seek for Legislative aid, and
no farther.
The social objects Of the Association" are
/. different matter Most of these con
r~rn H.. mechanic. themselves. and with
which the public have no immediate inter.
~ss. The mru,h~r. Of the Association con-
c.v. that il IL the interest Of the rom'"u-
niiv to sustain white mechanics. and not
by a course of policy drive ,h~m from
among U.s. Whether ii is the interest Of
the community TO SECOND their views. re-
maine for each member Of II, to Judge for
himself The members Of tho society do
no, wish To- fore. any one 20 give them the
preference. unless they d-sire to do 90.
II there is anything Objectionable in al
this, W. confess that Ne are unable Ia
Aee It.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-25

W. publish On our hfss psge, another
singular letter from the Hon. n. r. Tall
nsa.,gs. Ia relation to spiritual rsvpi"gs. y
" hen the whole matter 10 correctly weigh.
I'd, wv think that u will bs generally con
siLvred thss Mr.. I. has been If csually
hsn,bsyged. ~ lar - the phy sical n'a"''
frs.slions we're consesnsd, there 10 nothing
very extraordinary shout them. When ths
table " ~ raised entirely from the 6oor. II
sssass thal no was on The toy Of il; hence
he could not sss BY Whist agency Il wa
psodsced. What are termed the mental
Or notsl s,snifsstssious are equally wo'sA'
lee. Tbs pretended communications from
Hoa. J. L. Calhoun. sn,osns 70 nothi"y
from ,hs fact shss they are net m accord
snes with facts. Svrisasl manifestations
have aos Asd ~ tendency 10 sai's- man.
hind. Ou ths contrary. hey have rather
pssdsssA dirosgsnisasie" a~d - Tar from
smpssssins pss.ses With sssysoss ss",i>
sssass, thsy hsvs hsd . directly contrary
sGses. In oshes revelations IN Mr.. re
lvssss, ~ sAiuh may - sstssbssssi n die.
sstssed isagisates. and 70 drespsi"".
1'As Misses Fsx. Il b ssid. havs snsds
90 49, oss 81 ~ spisitssl ssvslssieas.
which 70 " u sslIeisns evidences lhss shsss
h W tssth In thsm. M
The letter Of NJ. Tsllnsdgs. hswssss. h
written in IN ssssssevs ssyls. ssa ~sl h
1snessily sssd. on aeenomt N ~ movsky
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-25

~ W. pshlish this WEEK the announes.
mont Of Col. ~. r. Johnson. - . eandi.
date for Governor. to which we invite the
attention Of tks reader. who We will sup
port for THE important oi,re. We have no.
YET determined For Col. Johnson. Sow.
ever. We have high regard. and w"sld d.
nothing 10 disparays his claims for prefer.
0enA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-25
Neussh q Jsiy.

On THE day there will Nv = pahlie cele.
bss'io" By Olive Branch i'~"'pls VI Honor.
No. = Several Addssss~s will " delivered.
one By Sister u The Order. which sl.us
will doul.tlsss inssrs = general attendance.
The u6.sss ot ths Social Degree vii h
Installed. The csssmoniss will ronmsnes
II sbost 10 . 'rlork. In The morning. Tenn.
plass are requested 10 meet II the l!sN +,
bali past sivhs o'sl"ss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-25
Or Taha.

We have received the Jsns nsmhss Of
the Sosthssn Ladies Book. Ind hnd its
literary eo"tsnts iully eqsal to shs numbers
which have preceded Il. Il 10 etnhslIished
with three sngrasinys. aud 10 othsrwiss
attractive.
The Jane ron'her Of De- Bows Review
h.ars evidences that shp sterling o'~yssins
has Lost mono Of iss interesting character
from thu rssidenee OF its editor IN Wsshimn !.
ton. The eontril,ations in this nsmtss are
Of high order. aud ~iIi repay ls'ss.l
K. Hoe 4 Co.. ri New Yosk. hsvs cent
- ps'"phl-s containing . representative
Of shsis printing standing prsssss. sss.. fss
whssa W. ar s"d-r obligations "a sA.a.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-25
pogooAsne.

Thn,,.auii. Il ,ar-us. ~iso ,.- yssmihn -
.i a-iot oil tAio,nei &c are ma awsw ~ r.
they ap,~sr 10 ,cr~hi Tho ya,srIa. tt,ry ~ q
,ah,a,,oa. i,-. -, d I. w.aa,s-ss II lsnaa, u !
IL a,o,ivs cplum will h fcuai ,.e sAss12 !
u n, h.nsAck'. Meditt~s. Ia whs~k 4 pr
attention II MI dsrrctly Interested N, ,ieis ~ 49,
~ their cii.,irvn h-aItA H. .. vss C.sneioh p
all d,."ricr. an.,ng itnsn il~~~ VI hakw
.hoald make ..- II ihs unly eesssMs mrdistao.
,arA'. LAYER Pills
w n mt d..owd" hm ssA In 49,
Va ~ sym aid Liver P,lls and s.Aaers ~
h.. u. -,sna,us- Il thu p~.ps,~ss. J y
SNk =. ,"ur else ar e~nn,,te.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-25

TVS TELRoxarm - The Shreveport
Soufh Western ssys,
Part NJ the wire Cor the tel. evath A..
,ived BY the =. ". Downs. aud the con
ract"rs are m king arrangement. 10 put il
M The Stockholders have paid The Are,
insrl'nent of twenty per cent aud We are
informed thai .utiirient stock has been II
krr To complete the live
This looks like W. are going to hare the
telegraph !" speedy operation,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-25

4 Paris letl-, stat-s that an old picture
dealer in that city Ia. lately sold To the
Spanish Government. for III. sum If 4,OtDO
france. the chart which the pilot 81 Ca
lu".n.. a.sd j" his voyage I" the new
world. ], was formerly in "n~ II the
public lihratirs "f spain. aud When the
gxllariss s"d churches 81 that -"uuny
were ssvsged Ly Marshal S"ui,, il i~ii int.
his ha"ds. with The Conception" b..
Mutill". and vafious other spjIs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-25
Delse tton Of AlAsy0eA.
Mr.. L.oughert

wv 7s"ugHVyF
Allow to snxs.s, The kallo~ing rance Of psr~'ns
., Aldermen AMI arcorjsf ~ nrr'.land that IA. r.
IL t." b. an -'ec,.'a held IN ManhaIl On Monday n<l.
for sMh ,slir-r;
Nssd M. - r. " tl,cn.
" &c & Grreg
3--J yafseiL
" <-D. n Bonf~y.
Fioofs,.--G Il &dk,os.
T,s.ssrsr.- ". Brewer.
REQ, dsr. 80 John ". " heatoa.
Three T~r'ots We su4s--i 10 the Iond ei,isens n
OUT lawn - h~'ns nen 10 Ne hse,~ will give sat.s
faction io all,
CITIZEN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-25

OF We had the pleasure 81 cal, tr"u'
Dr.. J. J. McGhss. who resides in Pho Tree
settlement, Utshnr County, Texas. one oi
the most plsassu, "sighl'ofhoods with ~hich
No are acquainted. The Doctor had just
returned from . visit to tho city. and very
kindly furnished - with . full supply Of
New Orleans pap~rs. embracing ds,es from
Tie Ilth to the 18th inst
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-25

Fias.-On rsssday aiyht lss,. ~ ssw
nil! n Mi J. s. hisAssdss~, .Asss miles
NossA.sasa " Masshah. was bsvas down.
sogsihss wl1A III he lsmbss w hesd. TAs
Ioss 10 ssppsssd n b. between ssves ssd
sighs dbsseasd dol'srs Maj. 4. b u psss.
EFT On . ysisls 70 The city II Nav yosh.
We hsvs nat learned whether .hsss M ssy
Iasuvsmes m iAs prppssty. *f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-25

W tn Sslsvn's Coa's Of Loslsiaaa
kss deeid~d IN favor II The conseisssionali,v
Of thv sas levied by thv sas.psys,s OF them.
sslvss sos W. rsrinss Of hsildins ,ail,sad.,
~ ~ Paps's njaes over The svssG We
~ sAs' .hh w.sssv bsias d%shisd. : 60.
Ing u ~ P..liss js.y VI CsAls a1l'
wilt eallsd. y sasy oss " IN
a - shsva1 III y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-25
n 4 " - & n .

IAMES ". GU tTlS. l. a. J. TAvU
~ having fsu~has-d the -a'i'~ ,nt-'ss I |
q pwr--. E.q., IN Ihr hr firm "fpwss Il
,ur 4 tmri.. i~x leave 10 nj rm '"~w fHsa
and Ih- public p-nersi'y. 'nH ,hy ~
niue III. mercantile bu,,nrss, vi the M =
nid.r h name and style III Ccgris / II
L,n they hate IN -t"re Az es'~n.'vs ~
,nem ~ goods. ~ nsn,"-t e$rr, -t,l~ ~ :
n-,y. ,ot winch they vii sell Il. N'v I"
p"u.c ia rrxt-, Tor rt>i. or On the 81 "
to deb paying cu>'"m,vs
e, KflS L TAyitn1
Nu,.lt,ii. line IS 1888 I'LL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-25

The New York East Anwwxl Conference
"f the M.sh"dnt Church. lately i" s~ssi"n
!" New York si'y, passed = r~s.'lati"n re-
q"e'.i"g that IN sp,'"r''"'i"x the ~o,k NJ
the ministers tW the ensuing year, M
preacher should IN sent I" any sJv.'i"t.
""nt where ere WA MT = probability ri
hl. receiving = e"mio',shls suiq",t for
himself aid family.
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VI Two snhoon-rs arrived IN New Or
ltsls. IN the lOh inst. with l30 NJ the
pss'rs srrs taken from the wreck If the
W'l,am and Mary. they were ~ dess.
,te randi,lon. Subscriptions were ercu
aiiag ior their relief.
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o. ~, E.Ws,d. Esq has withdrawn
fam lac editorial chair III the Flag Of the
Union, published Al Henderson u. mskss
= very graceful how u" leasing. NJ. WIN.
N. Messenger 10 now the sol. editor Of
that paper.
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MrsW.--Mr. Psssier 10 going ahesd with
bic ms,ic school, aud W understand has
nsmbsr Of scholars. We hops that more
OF our young men will join .h~ rlass. 4
good band 10 vs'y mseh required !" Mar
shall. A. Mr.. p. 10 an excellent pr.
former. Il 10 no. likely that so g"od an
opportunity will b. offered again in .
loun time
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The Bowling Green NV J Standard ssvs
that a difficulty occurred IL that count, IN
'he 3iinst., between Ms. Marion lunch and
Miss Brown. in which the latter was killed.
The particulars wh,ch led I" this horrible
tragedy are unknown. or the mexus b,
~hi II WAS effected. A sitter OF Mis-.
Brown. in attempting to spp~a.~ :hr ~tf'Av.
received several severe wounds. which il
!. feared w,l! prove fatal.
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Livssfooa rtssesvteAptoa
nrliravy -, . 50 :.ssi WI
Inv Mkidline , at NtAditns 4
Wmidlt,s. " . III ! Fan.
FLova.-r~sa ~ 81 ~ ~ IS
Peas. -rr"n olS -. ts u ~.
BAcoy. -'aam. f,ss " " - elsase =
shoulder sell ., 81 SIC.
lAas.-AsA I" ~. ia
Covvsr-Ae NC,
Cuoe"LAvs --tsusM 2 ~ tnr
ApuAa.-nsv~a fsssm ~ ~ ur.:
RA.a,so --kynlucky .Nsss 81 " II.
We.swA1 from " To- ~.
RA.s Woss --ken,isrA = q ee~.
sx,ss--t5~ss - To I "a lhvs, IN TAI -
No, .ssxs vs"m n IN s4le.
CAsnltp.--> ~ 70 SIC. 4
Rce-M<a ttc III
(Vss-Osdinarv ~ = -.
Oatolo n2aSAaA
'rd''~m my. Jss n ~
Beef Cats t~e.iev.l tss ID. MI 3z
Lake ahi Tstas,
iiors. J~s H. MT. - a. ~
M,irh eo~s. pr head, ..oA Hz
si~~p. yer head. 80
Calves and l~asl,ns.. prr head. .(6@f
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

7 FILTERS NJ ADMINISTRATION ~~ss ~
- 10 the undersigned IN 'h~ ssesit \
Ferguson. d.t~s.ed. III the SU'h ~ y
.. .. 1893. b. The county ress', MN NJ ~
Harrison county. rrsa-. Th~ l.. sh+riss
give n"tle+ 10 vi psf~"h. having sl.fn- 4
s.'d estate, Ia pssssm iMsw da'v 49,
Gated, within. The time I*srsihrd ~ -
th"-e indebted 10 the sane vii usats ~
ATE pa! msnt.
:, ANN YEk0USlJN. ~
Jane 26,h, 1855. &s
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r. OR RaAesna

70 Or eatseoA
The ns1t nuuDss will rivs~ the Fourt,
r sns u Tho K~rshiissn; aud ~ wv are
oe'hcss N settling Up sh of ths past bssi-
s~s', iL,ss indebted for Subscription. ID
ysushog, srA job verb. sss ssqs~ss~d 10
riass ihsis ser"snssy sishs' By p4!i"g cash
d. ~ note, Da1ag shs tssm NJ the d..
sf'si Lcaii uss'ly envy ees oi ssv pssssos
ia ihrs comfy will hsvs N oppostsnisy 81
eating on Us, shd s'e h"ps hey wi4 sss.
sono promptly l. on csis
" e'ier 70 sspedi., shs sses3smsae o.
sa - puh.s ~ ,r,enA FORWARDING n esesy
cste .sysblsi 10 lh- ~. 20 BIZ. secouse. n .
sl,s <EA,,p'sh sIaah nsss enclosed. W'ksso
eeissss are soi ~ fsred pay w. sAey.
- f'sess w ar We blsoA nose, sad f,r.
x&sa 4 III sA4ss
~ " see sossa snd ,en' by ,asii.
T. - ~ aesks II f'ssst u las Pea
snl% ~ ~ s,ss s,y~ss,a,: 's. ss
a Afs N d <tsssss ..t,-s
! ]
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r.- Oar exchanges .p.nk in ANYTHING
bui la ,rsl,l- terms IL the growing cr"ps.
" ,af e rxi". NO n,s. lice. DC. &c. fern
fff IN unds of complaint
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-25

Dr.. J"hason. !" "n~ II his al ifalA~
Essay . an married life. cont-od. I'm .l,.sisn
'lsisy "f tsts. ~ t'~ss eslcul.t d ~ pro.
dues mvausl happiness.
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Tx P'~s,sir,h ,hr 10 said 10 h. ssf.r.
ing ''"m dssl~ps'a and s.mv,".rs III con
sumption, aud will probably "os long 49,.
vive.
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District oeuvt.

On Monds, mat the District Court Of
this c"u"iy commences From the mum.
Der Of suits on tho docket. we presume the
SESSION will he ps"trsct.d At least two
mouths. Many of the suits are Of IN in.
ter~sting chn'.cter. both as regards the
principles 10 he .ruied. aud the amount OF
property involved We shall from time TO
time. during its pr"g'ess, notice such mat
ters ~ ma, b~ III public interest
A. we have bad no court for twelve
months We presume there will be = great
many persons in attendance. AID our streets