davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11
new N1oree.NeVv 0ooAo.

MsrsAsl Stresf, .jk6~sor. Tsxsa
IOiN HABlNE, having permanently located
- in this city tcr the purpose Of doing reg.
"sF DRY Gcods Srd Grorery bssinsss. would
call the attention Of the citizens If Cass aud
adjoining counties 70 HE iasg- and extensive
stock Of Dry Goods and Gro<srie~ which have
lately been purchased in New York and New
Orleans. Planters and eeuaisy merchants arr
requested to call snd examine my stock, whici,
embraces dry Goods. large assortment lad.
dies, b''di"s, hardware. csoekery war;, hsta.
= large and fine assortment Of ladies', boys, and
gcntemans shoes. etc, etc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., coffee. sugnr. shot
and powder, nails tobacco. whisky, salt, &c,
which viii b- sold A. low a. nuy house in thi.
city. Also Bagging and Rope vii! be furn.
'shed TO planters on customary terms.
Feb = thEl L.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11
Po1C o N I N q.

Thousands Of Jstcnts who Ncnniugs ran,fusrI
~ Castor nii, trlumrl Ne MT awnrr that. Wilde
the, Hpt.sr ~ ls'ii~ft The patient, iNts actually
having ia, foundations fir pf decreases such
,,li, snoif, l,ss 9i ,ig w.sAn.sr ri limb, Ar
In snoihrr column VIII lcx(pnnd the advrrtis.ment
Of l.nis.n.rrk'- Al-c,n-s. To ~hrh W. ash ti,"
attention OF Nh limtiS interested IN irr avn rs well
a. thef chi,dt.ns health ~ LAYER fssnpln'nis, n'd
all ,iserdcfs s,i.ing from thrr oi hillius tyre,
should make 81 h<knh genuine medicine iin''"'
.ack- liver plii-.
ar Re not as,s,tcd." hnt ask Tor Huhrrsnrh',
Wo,m Syrn, and Liver pi.. and oi~sr,e That zach
ba. tho sls, sslsfr 81 he proprietor, J ilohIN
SACK ne nrf,s else are genuine
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11
,,o,sE CAnpENrERsxo.

'1>HE undersigned having entered into 70.
/ partnership in the house cypep,erng
business, would respectfully inform the Ell.
gems Of Mar-hall and vicinity. thu, they arc
prepared to execute al orders In their line, in
a speedy and workrnAniike manner. The, are
prepared to take contracts fer building ~ fin.
i-heg houses. maxim. sash and doors TO
order.
Their shop il located near the SOUTH wea>
corner of the public square. They hops u
ge,a share. of puti,c patronage.
r J. LOutsuERY,
J. G. DLANkENsHuP.
March 6, 1859. y ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11
LEV 0eoD1i nav 000o0Yy|

rev oeoD11 INV Uoooos,
t18oA 9AYAoQ Z ouuUUa
n ~ ssw cpeaime. II thsss ~ slas4 ~
a SelDswisg shssss setsrsisa = ossdss
COTTONo.
ojsaehed aad Usstsael'sd, iDhssslae ~ 0elg&
iHe from thsss 70 w qsssesss wbas. c.
teNa4~s Of I'll widths. tsstvsUa, aaa weaGAoe
PRINTS.
An eeises ~ oaylss. from ths sheApsag 4
the BEST
MUsLIvS.
Swiss. PsAn, Embroidered, Painted, Jasskss
aud Nell.
LivENA
Irish, English. Frvnch, ard Americas, suies.
Bile fos Coats, Pants. and Furniture. Also.
NiLkN, plain and figured. MUSLIN DE-.
LANES, TIN&CEN, HAREGEN,e etc., -.
BONNETS.
Ladies' fine silk, Straw, IHghosn, trims
and an,rimmcd. Rloomers. fancy Wedding
Hats. Childrcn's fancy Hat. md fine variety
OF Bonnet Trimmings, consisting Of ribbons,
Grape, artifciais, etc.
nat
G.nslrmen'- fine Molcskin Hats. Drab and
White Beaver, Drab, Fur, and Russian ko.suth.
black and white margin, Mexican. Planters.
Cnmp.schy. Panama, ard Black Leghorn Hats.
with selection II the lstes, styles TOO nu-
merous to meuion.
SADDLERY.
Consisting If English aud American Saddles,
Ladies' and Boys Saddles; ! Hope tree Sad.
die; Btiddlrs, Mar,ingsl.-. Web Reiu.. CIR.
,iuglcs. Gir,hs. Cotton and Wool taInrs.
liam.-, Saddle bag Blankets, Moss and " oe'
Whips, cts.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11
Make Room far s.Umcie J0e."


I IKE Cineinnaius OF old, "tscLE jon has
! been called from The plough ana the sweets
of private life TO public station Ia other
words, he has taken charge again Of the
Planters fio.!. and rs be has made some re-
pairs IN tbs well nuosD house, ard is abou,
making other, Of Ar Important character, he
has the confidence to belwie thai Il siil shortly
be- inferior To no house in the country. Per-
hap. il j. fortunate TIM, lie has again consented
to take change Of this house for his chickens
and ducks ,urkes and plgs; eggs AID butter,
&C., &c. had become numerous and prntl-
'ul tina, he was puzzled to shat b. ,honid
do with his<slock on hand. This .upcraLund-
ance o! the " good things OF lite l. 10 be at
lribued entirely to the management OF his old
lady who, rs u-nal, viii preside over his table.
Now, here - a charce Tor traveller. and epcure~.
10 assist him in eating up his stock IN trade.
Persons stopping at his house viii find clean
beds. good fare, and attentive servants; and
may feel confident, tina, their horses will receive
every attention required.
III. prices will be- made 10 suit the times.
For farther information. persons are requested
TO call and jadge for themselves.
JOSEPH TAYLOR.
jar. =, Is53. NJ. IL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE..

nj ETTERN 81 administration were erAn'eu
~ 70 III, undersigned on the ash day q
Nay, =. q. 1853, u ths ssaats ii John ..
ltSsi, dsssassd; ~ ~ ecsaiy court held ~
~ ~ ~ seuaty Of lDsriseH, Tsxss. "
~ 1keeu(syp. u sIvs netlee " I'll Pesaeaa AaS~sg
80 aeaiwse ~ sstase Ia psses.t tAem
|SsAle ~ sssss pssserbsa y nv, dsiy -.
- sesjsalsA. an skoas isssessa 10 W - 70
|nohe inmeAats paymsme.
Aa&ER HOWARD Adn.
h - ~ t1k4 SV-Uts
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11

Il ". PlTk1N, Dsalss IL 0rsrs,iss, Dr.
- 0ss6s, CiotAtag, ksa, NssIs, ~. ~.
!SaI'ss sass<t, Js6~rsoa. Tssss. s(Asxt Ases,as
": Psghs l''ss Storey -
Feb. 3. 1858. L..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11

~#A* ~
n ma nsssar9 Csuas - slAnasssu Cpssss
~ fns uSAfs ~ TnxAA.--No. -
TO TRY TITLE AND FOa DAMAGES.
- ...1''s.'a.
pUess OvtsAsll.
Tas SrAvs o. TRxAs,
.Cowaiy Of Harrison.

"'s " '
~,s..y '
WuEMhAo' "n NE ION Gay o. May. L. p.
w !"o., psn'e' !a"dsecuFs nice NJ. psts.
""n :" us NFsss o"'ee .! 'he Osassrs C"sn
VI uss"sc" v"u"v: ." 'o"cw~ to-wH;
Oa"'r' re"oe!s"ss' p'Mntim IN hss SUIT,
""o Ts"es )" HA'" county ~ tasF's"n, snd
"'a'e o. texas, respectfully represents that
"e~t"Iore' 'o'w.' on .ne 'st Gay u retuafy,
A. D. 'o4S ssld p'ai"i'' was me ownefend pos
..essor Of h'e hundred acres Of land. lying.
being. and situated IN said county Of Harrison
ana Sis'e Of Irsas and embraced IN survey
maze 'or one nnmi'to" hcNa", "tnrs ana ny
'''ue OF ms hs"dngn' survey e' ss'a "eHat',
." oo"a LAKE w sa'" County, ana A"o~n a,'"
Toa"u~G as 'oho"s' to-~" surveyed Tor
Ds"r' "h"ef"nfs h.e b"hdrcd acres OF '"hh'
""e par % INC .'*,hh.o" "cNuA survey
~, u" w ,'"'' '.s" o' '@se 'oua "eg,"h'ns al
W. -,'''u."e ~ '","r' VI s"ns, s'nke from
MN" "'"'s OAK o!s' =; o. h'' W yrs.
n'N''y nfs. y ~ W" |vrs' ma'kc" ~ w.;
'hehee ~ 20 f., 10 vFs., stake IRON which
re-" "as pr' n. % a. 1-'o 'rs' hickory
DTS - W r. ~ WIS., hiarhcd ". r.. Thence y.
20 T., a'aoo W. stake 'fo" which black
jaes "ts' 70 w. 10 yrs, hickory brs, =
f. ''s- "sfsen ~ ,nsmee q 20 w.
10 s'ase rpnss y e, e"'nef' IRON
"".n "'Ses NV " - g. ~ WIS.,
n n.'! l""P IT o-v W
"."'~ J"'A ~, w ~. VIZ "o'" MAKE" '"
=. N',.s ~ - w. A''v" W., W. P'"ee
" is""R, containing "Ne "u""r" acres
". '"'" "'" wa. w. 'o,"n' we nr' uay
" January a. " 1909 "'n p'"hWW ss tne
.rem "M"'' W." Po'se,s"' o, "'" .eu' ana
s',,' '"." "'' .''' one 'e"' Dnssr'', ue'e"a,
HHt' 'a'e VI VIII county, snu now ciStIen OF
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11
Glade Spring, April 10. 1853. i3-ti
4 FRESH ARRIVAL or NEW GoeDS!
BREWER T. ADAMS.

4 FRESH ARRIVAL or NEW Cesps!
BREWER T. ADAMS.
L. W BREWER and ". W. ADAMS
i having entered in ropartner-h'p in tho
Ds, Go"d- business, are nov opening nj their
stand. Northwest corner Of the public square
in Marshall, one csshe largest and bsst sslsei~d
STOCk or GOODS
ever brcugh, to thus market. II is impossible
to enumesaie All Of the articles w~ have on
hand. but We desire 10 lay few words 10 our
friend. And hrst to the
LADIES'
We would inform the ladies' thu, ii the
selection Of our stock. ". have had Mn eve
particularly to their benefit, ard think they
Will H. much pleased With our sslrrtions. Dur
as.afin,enl- of muslin DE lanes, silks. kc.,
embrace a variety of choicest dtess patterns.
We have also neat eoi1eet4Rn, Of pssafs, en-
Lrring the very finest to N Asapsst article.
VIZ have a choice assortment 81 bonuets, ct.it-
sistipg Of every variety, and rnshsscing the
latest u, les ar.i best h.ish. We hope the
ladies' w,ii cal. on u, and examine our sicek.
GENTLEMENS 4(.pDS.
We have ehoice s.-ostulent If GENTLE
MESS goods, consisting u st<sy ars,sl~ usu-
s''y t-p' IN rr'aii stores A very handsome
assortment ~
READY MADE CLOTHING,
snitabIe for spring AID summer, embracing
coat. u NIL kinds, pants, vests, shif,s. dzwst.,
socks, DC. We have aso inns assortment oi
HATS.
Moie.sin. Drab. White Bra,rs Far, kcssss1'
txghaen. Psuana. &c ,&c -
SHOES AND 300
A choice ss.ostsneot II hoosa. soINAhte soe
dsesa, every day ~sFs, or plantation 80.
MILES
Can BE- supplied w,,h almost every art!s
except furniture. suitable for housekeeping.
cs,sk~sy warv, awsena~ are. eapdlvstsckr, Sc.
We have 4 shcsce lot III
COTIONS,
Sh-+,ing. aud lring~. hsseh<d and nm:
hlsach.d. Cottdn2dss of ~ widths s"d q
svssy variety.
Eabsseins irish, F,rneh. axd American. ssita-
| III IT. apparel ~ fss osAes purposes
rLAvTA TfON GOODS.
W. .hsli he~e On hand IN a.~ortaasse 4
god. f,r rlastai'ss -. Negro sssshs" =
| ~ m..t dsrable q.aiiiy and III III isnplr
seat. 4 u...s.s 70 : 's. $50 '''s'
TODAeI -
W. hare also IN Fqs 81 Go
ftsn The bed mansias4N
h hsssf. - hass 4 - s-o'srsns ~ .oes,
=: = -, '::s'1 s s.ssss y y
| HoICEo 70 Stir IHa fIuES
/ GSana ~ u cess, nr'anp 30 sAes
/ Goe1A - - is' q aaf ssssustz.
lREnkt 4 ADAMS, /,
Aevn - 1881 asa,lr|
LtKH t,fL. sse1x n!
fnf. eI.iD>S NJ lard o.
llsfAJ as.i fef ssir B. xa n
YouN. 81 H.
Anil 2. is5s,
sPfRIT~ TO-
~ GAli1s@
=
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11
ELLIOTT l. FIRTH.
Jefferson. Msrch I. 1853 xin:i5-x
n EW GOODS.

A lard r Tubes corner, Jefferson, Tsrss.
rI>NE undersigned have now on hand. and
i are constantly receiving and opening
large nnd we'll selected stocks Of Dry Goods,
ready mnd- clothing, hats, caps, and boots;
hard and hollow ware; also, IA large assortment
of groceries, which they will sell At Wholesale
and retail, upon the mast favorable terms
Their stocks in the above lines nre full and
varied. One advantage Is, they have been &C.
lrcted with great care, They have been pur.
chased upon accommodating terms ruh as the
proprictorsgo npon the principl, 81 being ocn-
tented with ~malI profits and speedy I'd es they
think they can promise TO sell ~ low ~ auv
h"u-~ in Ahs~ssras, os Jefferson. Give them
u call and examine their goods and their pr'cea
VEAL Il JENNINGS.
JeHer son. Texas, Feb. 8. 1853 !
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11

Mars"n. y .'+Ftrs. !f0H
- THE unders,g.,- " .U.. r0.nfr 4Hr
0 inform the citizens Of Lass .f .lr ..i.
y joining counties thst they have or.led
large and elegant Drug Store, ia Jefferson.
and are prepared TO sell at wholesale and retail
upon A. accommodating terms u. any house
this side Of New Orleans Al articles on hand
have been purchased from the hest establish.
nent- in the United States, and are pnr@ and
genuine. Drugs, medicines, paints, oils, dye.
stuff" books, stationery. patent medicines sur.
gical instruments. perfumeres, fine cutlery,
window glass. putty. Sc, &c. kept constantly
on hand. They will he constantly receiving
the above articles: and a. their sales are
quickly made, their supplies will always be
fresh and pure. Those de.isous of purchasing
should remember that they lose nothing by
inqurlng before they go abroad. We are .a,-
is'ird the quality Of our articles and ur prices
will give satisfaction.
ELLIOTT 4 FIRTH.
Jefferson, Mssch I, 1853 v1u35--y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11

pseres, 10 sAabss sush eeste.saoe u ,,,...
WITH he wsvh Proridet TAea Il ~ - PM
my tnw for moss dian svothieS ~ n.
~ scs1"y 0eS and res5eswsd. ussii the
plet~d.
NC. 5. That III the psoceedines Of the 70.
sPectiv' boards touching their du.isa, shall h.
~ them laid before the next sssalon of The
Legislature, sfse' they are had aIso al the
proceedings Of the Governor, touchinr his du.
Ties ard transactions with the ssd board.
shall BE- BY him laid before the session Of tL,,
Legislature. after they ire had and in IN.
case Of vacancy in the board during the re-.
cess Of the Legislature, Il shall h. filled bv
the two remaining u~mh~s. Of the hoard
should these be two remaining mcmb~rs. which
appointment shall h IN fore until the meeting
Of the next Legislature and in the even, thu,
there shai! " at any time only one member Of
the lboard, or no member ~ the board, Il shall
be the duty Of the Governor TO I'll the VI. xpcy
or vacancies. winch appointments shall, in like
manner. continue in office until the next session
Of the Legislature.
SIC. .. That each member Of the board
may make out his account every three months,
Tor his services, which shall he signed by each
member Of the 5oard, ard submitted TO the
Governor for his approval, and ii by him ap-
proved, the Treasurer shall pay the zane but
should the Governor d-approve the same. he
shall return II 10 the said board with hi, rrs.
foi his d-sppro,aL
SEC. 7. That the Governor shall cause ihi.
net to be submitted to the qualified electors, at
the next general election to b. held in August
next; and If there are more votes east IN ia
sor Of than against the adoption Of this act,
then /! shall take eflcc, and be in force, and no,
otherwise.
Approved, February 7, 1883.
Now, therefore. I, p. Hansbssugh Bell. Gov.
ernor Of the State of T~xaa. do hereby, IN
pursuance Of the requirements Of sa,d .c',
order and direct that the Chef Justices Of the
several counties, land in ease Of vacancy in
'"'ef Justice, or the inability OF
H'hcu .o rT '"o Of the County
po. IN s I'D Al
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11

IA. Sheriff " .nid coun'Y csrrriNG;
V'iiEREAS, on the a7,h day of MAY, 1854
nv William " trafi who resides in saii
euntv of Harrison. filed his p,ii;ion IN The
Nice Of the clerk of the District Court Of
HARRISON county, which Is ~ substance as fol-
pws.
That on the - day Of July, lsio. he in-
Unmarried with defendant, ADELAIDE Gran. and
IA. about two weeks after his .ad marriage
md more than three years since The said
kdr'ade withou, ii- knowledge or cctsen',
md without any rrosp,aion On hi- plrt.
Voluntarily ,lopcd from, and Abandoned hl,
I'D and board and has ever since been ub.snt
kitll the intention of abandoning the same.
hat since hrr said elurcmcnt aud ablad"n
Asnl size las changed her name, hNs visited
nod b~stA M inmat. OF hfctb,l-, aud has CON.
bt,cd divers adnlt-rous acts, &c. The plain.
Ba states in hi- petition tina; tie residence o!
~frndan, i, unknown to hun, rrays she may
" cited 10 answer the petition, and for n DIS
elu,ion Of the bonds OF ma,timony between
him and defendant.
These are therefore 10 command YOU 10
bsnmon the said Adelaide Craft by publication
f this citation Tor fous successive weeks IN
-ae Star State Patriot ncwsparr published
u Harrison County, to DE- and appear befofr
- District Cour, Of Harrison County, at 'l'e
Court House in the town " Marshall on the
Zour'ecnth Monday after the thrd Monday IN
March 1859, then and there to answer the
Plaintiffs pciisi0M in a suii wherein William
u. Crafi is Plaintiff and the said ADELAIDE 't"is
= Defendant, herein fail not and make due
pstafa hereof
.,.,.I.. Tsst, l. n. FoHp, Clerk OF the
4 ll..xr nj y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11

. - 80 E
- tn - n ~ ~ -
TvaqY sspssa1e y fs
~ aste - saueeGoD f. - E( 4
- = ~ - ~ - ri
tAsk 1sssess - WAj1ik - r. It1
witt orsss ssss = ~ - ~ ~
Thss sss~a ss@fsisss gunssuD ~
ee9Ds sasStt0snt u sssa Il y
sPAsLE AND EzNCY oa& "
Asrissss. Cssisvy. HSls, 49,
READY AAD8 CL07zI1Mo,
Tin Wan. Glass;. Gees, ~ Qnus
Wood wsrs. &c.
!. |. u.sal for nssssntb h tAse eovue
m~nts 10 make many ~ psssltssA - o1
out extraordinary lndesear~as ~ - -
toners. Believing shs Dssp,t aaew u n
this Kind OF stuh n h Aes6AS, ~ -
make M such pfonisss, and Aold Ous ~ ~
inducements. hss shi~ we d pgsa1ss-eAde
We will ss.i you good goods aedas ~ pstsss
a, viii enable you 10 psschs>e, ~ ~ = tvet
We solicit = continuance II ~ pslUunno =
literally extended her~tofofs.
SCHOOL noo8s.
We hare On hand the iasxesa vulnE2
Scbcol booka. stationery. ~ ~ sgoIe5ti -
isining " sach trade ever oltssd \ uoeuf
". would invite 'Re -".~t;c- ~ psfersvy.t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11
lew Adv RTISE EXTS


rs RAN AWAY. from The subscriber, at
Cookcsvili~, in Caddo parish La, on
Isl Saturday night, the ath inst. negro
m named KtAben. The sad boy /. about
kdy.three years Of age, dark complexion,
oul built, abort 8 feet Q OF 10 irches high.
h has scar on his face somewhere; place
1t rrcollccted. The said boy formerly be-.
knQcd to Mr.. John p. liaiIy, Of Shreveport.
@is carpenter. and took away With HIM.
Shen he left, some Of his tools. lie Is sup
e.,i 10 have been dccoyed IN by some white
Iron. lie vii probably make his way west.
h. shove reward viii be- gwen Tor his appu
~ on ard delivery 10 me AT Coobe ' he, os
liberal rewntd will be paid for his app'-leU.
pn and confinement, in any jail 40 that can
y him. Dnc hundred dollars will be given
y the apprehension Of the white man, with
koof sufficient 10 con,iM him.
H. = BECKMAN
Cooxr,viLrr, Ia, June Q. 1888 a'sf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11

fs.rr will " pr-se hing, M th~ Rev. J. ~. Beiln,nv
Iwii..ms'- cr~s Rcads. ~ Friday. the l7.h inst.
1 II o'clock, 49,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11
xEW ADvnsfIsgnR19e.
SMITH 4 rAssigR.
Prcfessers Of Dsseisx ssd isxru ..-..,
.Akssr.

WOULD most rcapee.ful,y II.
I'LL ~ fosM the lsdies and d,s,I.,m,y. -
MARSHALL and vicinity, tina; they have orr
schools and will give thorough inst,ue,, NM !.
b"V' the above named most beautiful ,..n..'
p's"Ments. New classes opened and priyal.
.sssons gwen to suit those who NAV M, h.r.
'"s opportunity Of commencing with The sl I...
y. b. The late fashionable dance, and
~.'''e' Of the day will be taught. '
90. :" s~'F"S Tor
y, Ihe dancing class will open a. Gallagher.
ha''' on Monday The 18th inst
LADIES class at o O'Clock Gents sts
ramos aud Guitars tuned mud repaired.
hooms at the Planters Hotel,
Marshall. June II. $50. Ao,f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11
Inv Notice.
TO THOSE INDEBTED TO THE STAR
STATE PATRIOT


STATE PATRIOT.
MARSHALL. May 7. SO.
This day place in tho hands Of :. X.
Perry the books Of the Star Safe Patriot,
with the condition that thew are safely
KEEP, until such time as an arrangement can
be entered into between J. Marshall. Esq,
aud myself The said Perry can if con.
vunieut, land) may make u collection Of
any of the accounts oncoud,,on that suc!,
ma, be appropriated IN liquidation Of ,hs
CLAIMS Of J. Marshall, tho hts, falling H.
January next.
T.. Jux. FosrxH.
have hereby consented to the above
arrangement
s. II. PAnso>s.
The above, cScep, the words "snd" and
they " IN psten'heses. is an exact copy Of
the assignment placed in my hands. together
With four OF nse tsaid TO be All the books
belonging to said office. Persons knowing
themselves indebted will please call and
settle their accounts.
S. Il. PERRY.
II Ia only necessary for me TO state that
no arrangement whatever has been entered
into between uystll aud Mcssrs. Foster 4
Parsous. or either Of them, and | have but
to Join in the request Of Mr.. T.. for persons
Indebted "a make pas yhent to him aud no
ohe else.
J. MARSHALL.
June, 3D. l~t:, nls-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11
Aiiorl 4 ptNAtfrr Do col
Jefferson Livery stable.

JUNCTION. U1VVty SuWUJts
40 THIS Stable having been neatly
10y built, is situated on the corner Of Dali
4, and Market streets Jefferson, and possesses
more rony.nienccs than any ia Eastern Texas
Good osilers will always bc in attendance The
aebe will be under the superiAtsndance Of one
N the concern, whose experience enables him
to please all who may favor them s.th call.
NELSON TAYLOR l. co.
Jefferson, March, 81. 1852. n30-iv.
n. u. Asepsa aud Buggies kept always, no
hand to III reasonable terms.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11

..SSiiik. In testimony whereof I have
81 q hcronn'o SGT my hand, and caused
g the great seal Of the State to be
affixed Done u, the city Of Aus.
nm" lin tai- 9Th day Of May, A. ID.
1853, Of NE Independence Of the United
States the nth, and Of Texas the 18TH year.
T. II. BEL.
BY the Governor,
THo.. II. DuyAI, Sce'y Of State
June 4. 1853 ~ ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11
ADMINISTRATORS YIN

i virtue oil an order Of the eoun,y court,
w." N aer"fdanes with the provision Of
'ne WIZ OF Scaborn }. Arnetl. d-csa.cd, 1 will
.AP'se 10 .a,s before the Courthouse door, In
,"e 'owh OF Marshall. on the first TUESDAY in
'"'y' 1898 II being The fifth day Of said month,
On credit Of twelve months, 10 the highest
"'"sf' the ,rnct OF land known ~ the Benton
.a"d"s' SAID trae, Of land contains shou,
N'n) seventy acres, more or lcss, with good
aus" .. suos'""''al Warehouse and dwelling upon
~ Purchaser. to give note with two good
ana approved securities, and mortgage on .hs
property
$. r. PERRY, Admir-.
June 10Th. 1853 N A,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11
xEsMITn's LIVERY STABLE.

1>HE undersigned is happy to communicate
/ to his friends and tn. travelling public
generally tina. he has completed his new and
ccmmodous STA BILE. situated on Jack son
street, near the Jefferson Hotel. ~hcte he will
n, all times be prepared to serve them with
saddle horses ~ carriages on moderate terms
Having long been engaged in the business.
both NORTH and South, he natters himself that
he will be fully able TO give general sa,isiac-
ton. lie therefore sOl,ets u snare Of public
patronage. Ills rates for keeping lIcssea viii
be ns follows:
r re-, w xwrsn s's 90
One Week' 90
One Day, rs
single ke.d,. rs
n. n-His Stable il attached TO the Jcfi~r.
son Hotel. and iraselrrs stopping Al this desr.
HE House will had their horses in bis care..
K. W. NES NTH.
jeaers." ras - +. 1852. "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11
CITATION.

Jur p,srR,Cr to,pr OF HARRISON
IouNry. IEN,s.-No 2l.9.
DIVORCE.
William ". Crsh.
ADELAIDE CrAh
Tux STATE OF TEXAS,
County Of Harrison.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11

f' -, Texas. la..
~ .,rte,orr, TO give notice to all persons
having claims against said estate 10 present
them With" the time prescribed BY law, duly
authenticated, and those indebted 10 the xxus
TO make immediate payment.
$. II. PERRY. Adm.
June IL, 1898, nA9-St.