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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02
RATIO G.. NOUR RISES
Premium Chain Pumps.


rI'IIE subscriber i manufacturing AMI prepared
L furnish Wholesale aud Retail to dealers and
others, any number of tho above superior Endless
Chain Pumps He will supply either complete Pumps,
tubing, curhs chain, and II such prices
fail IS give satisfaction.
~ every portion of tho wood work il manufactured
by machinery they not only more exact. but can
be furnished II less than one-half the price il would
cost u make the article by hand. His tubing is
article, tongaed and grooyed and eahuot by any
possibility leak.
All those who have used this Pump pronounce Il su-
rerer - any ever invented for simplicity ard lurab.
ii. IL keeps the well covered and the same time
protected from dirt, while all Of the used being
drawn from the bottom. comes up pure and Geld. But
the best recommendation Is trial. therefore ask your
neishhor Who has tried one, purchase and tn. for
yourself
10000 feet Cubing,
5000 lbs Chain:
And other materials II pond. hard and
With large number II rssds made PuiaI FIR ,alc low
II thr establishment al thr subscriber f,s doors
above Naurse', store, in Moline, M.
HORATIO &. sDrRsE.
June .3l, lsi3. 4.-u
TANNING MILLS REPAIRED
AOJ can get yuttr Ill Farming Mills repaired o. be
i asarlp as good lev '.for fsme. st-bs adding
s"fre 1T the improvements
New sleeves furnished one or whel. Sat zsrHd .iyrr
of The new kind, bciter adapted TO grain aud fu
seed than heretofore.
Castings furnished 10 ll places Of broken ones: MIIs
painted ~ieit required to protect them from Ae wealth
or. All done IN ths shortest possible time. al the
Steam Agricultural Depot.
Main Street. Moline, Ills.
MONO NaEnsE
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02
HARDWARE ESTABLISHMENT
Boston Boot and Shoe Store
S G. DAWSON & co,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Se-a~d ard Er8fg srecss the isfsfa orsVpicG
- II. II. Sait5ss garfesg Store. D,srsRP0rt isrG.
re prepared u furnish the citizen, Of Davenport
AID surrounding country vita all kIaas 81 Boots
ard >aoe- GA tbs nost favorable terms. Country Mer
Charts val lnd Haaas very desirable Gaads IN our
Stock which vii furnish =. small advance RPou
eastern prices does 1874
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02
10000

Cases Of Hheuma I'm, Baras. Ulcers, spraHS' tehs'
SORT >ort Throat, Neuralgia, Tooth Achr, hcaA ~
Pihs ia HE Back. ~i'lc breast hoiis, H'E "'h' >
PitnplGs. Hihrrhu, hive been cured ~ the iasI va
Also. numerous asses of SWeens. dads, Srlll f''N
", ilg Head. I'll. Shoulder. Poll Eyi Spratts "an
dtrS. RaH>. Hniie cllpw Water. kc. lhous"h's'as
laNe been afflicted with dyspepsia. Liver ~. 1870
iieaN Ache. Diseases al the ~ IN. JaHN'lIt'. N'r'
Pains II al! kiud-. billion, afs ti,Js. costk ene
male Affections, Sc. hays b en- restored :" f'rNe'
health Is, the Ut Giluuoru'S AIT Bilious fiiis'
Gray Hairs,
and Premature Badness rsHaHted J! The ns' =, -
NchlnfA : tjrrn~siun Hair TnHIe. l.t'heaniiul tp,
binaton prevents the hair frem i;Il- on, pfoh''''
~ grow u ANA rcndcr- il soft aud gle 81.
Agents Wanted,
IN every town throughout the United states tor ,ut
~ J, Mckinney. Celestial Balm. an unclhnird tol
dt t"f Cholera, Dy scntcg Diarrhaa, fiuN, 'h"'' ~"
all pains in The bowels.
POISON.
]. J. Mrkinry's Worm Medicine contains no lo,,
md Is warranted purely vegetable THIS prcpA,nT.,
has a. PEELED Worms oi all kinds from the ihlr,s
nal when other preparations afgreat rcpuie 10 i'"'
Fever and Ague
~ Ill us various pes permanently cured, Ia,.,
jury 10 tlie >tstcm bS the Of i. J. Mrhihh! -,
and Agae Pills. THIS tonis preparation never T.
ciuaicd. II never fails Tr. ii and be sa'ishe''
agtg rau be- cured.
For sale by WEBB Il SLOWER. jlDhyenpor.i>
MCPHERSON 4 CsRsAnAN.i Iswa
l". Y.RwooD,
nov -. l153-l,ntrw
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02
PREMATURE GRAVE.

,r rs l.. 'autalle ftet Inst thousands ha'e h'fn
j brnGghl Ia "a prraatura grave iy nesechHr 20 ~ ~
>g' ."ad and efficient nied!Sihc ~ tle !" % tcp
- SO - a. 90. rave BY m
g =
$50 II T"ts4Lnu runs TIE author Therefore
iHg tAc Aserss,y ~ good and efficient nrdieh,
which eaaid bt relied Hpan hrr The - u com
rplcH PLY strt- cu0d not ba obtained. has been init
rgd a. offer Nv A@maiHke iiHinirn. anl Anu tilioHs
Flst4 ths lFsn.lc. these medicines arc compou"ae"
strictly honest aud from medicines al virgin p1n' DC
LIZ Marrnf.tnl rlir..lN N.i.rtullls.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02
MORE NEW GOODS.


- received tr,u,rhe eastern c,i IS q choice
- and beautiful nss3ri,n,rto SIMMER G ods
y tie very latest STYLES AM "a ti"u among
WHICH may d" ound = paoI stock OF
Dress Goods.
very Shpr fiOr heay4 black : ks, Earraes.
Lawns, ~ J. In :, IN Scotch Csirghauts,
hnm'"at Ginghums, Atpaccss. I'm, "rde Eng
'Hh aHd o"ncTn umt2, Atn,r an and Eng
~ r. shts n! fine quality and last colofs, o.
pms.
White Goods
fiata Swiss, Nuit and Jaconu Nusi ms. Cur
"a MHslas, IRISH Linens, tine Table Linens,
90" -atrts eAHa. ilae cambria hahIherchitfs
White afiling-r cohrtd Cambr,s aua PAPER
NJ \ rs
Bonnet and Dress Trimmings
ht"hphs. fl"r'n Sltks, G ape iIsIc, white
Grape, aF'tcla, Flowers, SIX and Worsred
rlmpS tad Braid, new ST l.. Dir, s. buttons La.
ecs edgings, Insertions, Ciensrt,,s, c liars.
1Hiis, &c, eoras. Linen Tapes, sIik stay aaa
shoe LaoeS, 'astics
Gloves and Hosiery.
Write, cotsitt and tAck Kid Gloves. les
41'hty, xfra tie4vH long >itk NItrs, shorr DO.
white eolprcd aud bi,ck S Is and i.isIt Gloves.
."Pcr'" hIock six liose, tine white, slate an
HiN"d hose NJ ssc d. gents. black silk ant
he% cotton. white aud - ixed halt hose.
Real Shell Combs
she T. *, -nt. snr rel rum's ilEitafiat,
J"., best t"g Reading an fine " r, Combs
,rr. ~ Far
Beautiful Parasols.
Ss'AE's.s. s..tSsES:
ts fragile! Shir ,sHp> an, 81, eUng.;
Linen VI C0ttuG, CHI. elk and str,p,s,
lie3EN I"hjngs, blu rii- reu'ms, and
Ca'tonahrs, Lrntn-. dfiIi-. tin- ClnIAs
i wool, gtt c"iors Tor summer wear,
Enc biz Doe skin and drape d, BITE. +
I"eeis aud gold mixed Jeans, ana
Casiincrcs. &c.
Sarpeiing:
good stoCk of I.udies and Children. sh oes
NINDOW SHADES:
fRncEGlEs Ann 4 EIAswAlE:
ALso.-
i"w heaniliufCenrr. Lamps with eur globes
and drogs.
All % which viii b sold Tor Cash as chcan
az The Cheapest 10y
G.. |. DAVENPORT. /
Davenport, Nav l4th, 1853
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02
RENWICK & SON,

STEAMBOAT AGENTS, FoRWARDlNG,S' o''
AND COMMISSION MERtHANl"'
Bazaar Landing,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02
Damask Letter and Note Papers.

poSS want s"f sial-s Il h.urr- - snts want them
Din strong frames 10 last wc !; We have fhEm done az
together, al iRt DAvESraKr Book >InHr
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02
Cheap eheap!' Cheap,..!
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Cheap Cheap! Cheap.!
BOOTS AND SHOES
ir' J. JORDAN wou'l announce IT, ilie citizens 81
Ekv davenport, Gnd the pHprc -. r. lrs .'sncd :.
ladies and GtntielHcn's boot and shoe siors al
joining burrows PfSt. ran's store. "He door ahus
u' Iowa tlulbsng store, Nrr. he il prepared 10 i.t.
uilCtnrc boots aud siiass 81 al descriptions
LADIES BRANCH.
finc SIN lasting Callers, Eiury and plain
nossuih Boots: Enamrra Patent PARIS
boots, iius, Brotzr Partdp: Arh
Jenny iInis; Jenny Ifuds,
Baskius Polka Boots
4 large assortment oI Ladies' and Mss Chfl,rtrs
shoes. too numerous Ia mention,
Also large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern tine French Boot; Congress
Caters, Monterey. Jcrse, lies;
Plain walking ,hors,
Aurorru:
And all kinds of heavy WORK, suitable for country .
~ Wei ~ city custom; NIL who want Heat lit aud casK
boot wonld du well II can the Davenport Boot INN
Shar Store. eau aud sac. june y te!,2- Bitt
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02
Safety Fuse
REMOVAL,

4 c. BILLION would announce ta the c.tzer, 8,
"a Davenport and The pgie generally, tliat he hi.
/ removed hts Jewcify store t.
No. : ~ CLAIRE ROW.
Ia returning thanks t,r tbs tb.fai patronage ext., H.
ID ~ GiR, ID Hts Od stand be hopes ~ his New u b
al@ ~ Offer greater Inducements both In Prices ana
Goods tile coming year.
He has ia>t received 10, a Clicks, bi,h tagclhe
VITA his Watches. Jewelry. Fancy Goods and notion
max ms stock complete hcl he offers very low for
CdSh- ~ b. wishes 10 for his spring stock
Watches, Clocks. aud Jewery repaired usual ruth
hin. III the aud most arabic ma inner and war
r%n3ed. Also, Er2rN log. ALFRED C.. BILLION.
Jan Jttl, lsJf-4nl
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02
HARNESS HARNESS,

BOOK Bindery and Blank Book Mandatory
'fHE .uhsrrbcr Is now making arrangements and
WI Us soon az possible, establish i Book binder,
y 81 Binding. Blank Backs made To- order. pnrtic
lar attention paid to reel binding periodicals. De
JAMES MACINTOSH
Davenport, June II. fs5J-iu
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

WHITE aud line, Git auI Plain. oIeusLg 81
w TIE pAyEsFsGr EaaK STORE.
tsIAI ~ Ware. >ar n ta~ipTs Casc I'ask"I-. Ir'
>c'tS soup 4a Gravy Ladies. Sugar. Cram. Mus
iar sili, Tabs, Tea and dessert Spoons. Forks. Ar
re-, Tor sale by LIS ~ r. NJ. iipt>EL.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02
JONATHAN PARKER.

Residence Corner At West Main ard Forth ~. "
Sc Ia Tie Court House. All orders promptly attrud-
Il t. davenport, Sept io,h, iss3-tswtwiy
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02
DR. A L ADAMS LIVER BALsAn.

TIE GREAT r4sAcEA nF DISEASE,
is osst 10 The arit It'd .; she Nal-s asa i-rraatt,
trr the entire cUrs "f Liver f1Wptiu.s ia IN s-.
bjEaHs 1cr, Asus aud FsgeE IhraAtc luBc fcsrf,
Hrolssri NrccItN, Con ausf tt'a. Bowel Complain :.
lRarsist-a, inssUs'rs, RaaHuait-u. bi.r,lag Pie.
Bnd Figs, ~trsf ia, SAIL ~ .Iy sia, naGafaI
behAiS. NartuA.nr-s. t6sisenrs,, Ind, grt&oH, oe~
tratte3 Ntf ssratt1Ws. Ae
liF. i H. Aantm.' tiyrr kalSin hHtsls-d Tho VS.
H - tr SIC tls, fII~eH tsrs aEd has prpret n at
moss sttsfjtaL beyond saapsg Of doubt, hal "a, Ire
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02
lsl>< s.se.:, Az s.isJ,
A Mystery Explained
F. 8Tt ETNN 7. 'tEi ~ NITT"HT y n ,
pr. 4. l., ADAMS

Mi, 10 }l,' minds # All a39 feaG IL. leE .t!aisi
-fnt58faae aaNa been long aHa .N ishl, mmIesi
Ia aarM aE i.-hnra.aE ~ IL M h..a M aa.a,t
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02
BI- SlNESS ca RnS.

sAs " p,rzrLt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-11
Death or an Editor.

I, is our painful duty to announce the
death OF vs.. NJ MrsrsorR, late editor
and proprietor Of the Flag OF the Union.
The favorable change which had taken
place short time previous to his death,
and which had given so much hope to hrs
friends, proved deceptive. and on Saturday
morning las, he expired, after severe i'll.
ness Of fear weeks.
Poor Messenger Yet young, aud in
the viyor Of manhood, with n fond and de-
voted wife and infant child, kind friends,
and everything to ondcar him to life, he
has been suddenly and unexpectedly cut
down in the midst Of hs hopes. Bu, yes
tcrday, AZ il were, in the possession oI
health and with vigorous constitution
death appeared afar off. To-day he is an
inhabiisnt of tho tomb Alas how uncer'
tain is life.
Mr.. Messenger had been connected FOR
period OF four years with the press at
Henderson, and 10 his exertions /, was
indebted in a great measure for its success
He was a useful citizen. warm hearted, snc
deeply attached to his friends. May be
find peace and happiness beyond tho grave
and may those who loved him IN life. con-
template a reGnion with him in that brigh
land Of felicity.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-11

Some of our country exchanges publish
the o,ospec tssss Of Northern periodicals.
many Of which occupy space wort" "o""
$50 to e75, in shei, rsrsctive journals
In mos. eases, all they receive in return is
simp,y the benefit ~ Of an exchange; ."
other words. to receive a paper flied with
wi.hy w.shy .ales, and, perhaps, occasion
ally an article in abuse OF the South One
Of these Southern journals 10 now before
~. containing a number Of prospecsuse''
ior one Of which (ihs best PAID in the lo'')
he il promised gold pen and holder, valued
at el2. bu, which, in reality. il ever re-
ceived, will no, prove to be worth o.
|. /, astonishing that Northern period
cal. have so many subscribers in the South,
and Southern journals are so feebly sn'>
tanned. when our papers value the former
40 highly. and use such exer,ions to increase
their subscription. lists I Have the pros
pretors Of Southern paTsrs any idea ths'
these Northern periodicals would reciPro-
cate the favori II they have, let them
make the experiment. Who ever saw the
prospectus Of Southern paper in North
ern periodicals. II our papers would bear
th. in mind they would not be quite so
lavish Of their favors.
In conclusion, we would say to each oil
the Southern journals which pursue this
course, that il they will publish As much
matter Tor as, we viii furnish them money
enough to pay for two Of these magazines
and il needs be, three of them. Now here
chance of making something, without
any risk of being humbugged or sw'ndled
bu, of auch strange material is the human
mind composed. that we doub. very much
whether we will have single offer
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-11

OF We have had the pleasure Of greet
ing Nr. VIM. II. McEtsoy, of the firm oil
McElroy ~ Bradford, Cotton Factors and
Commission Merchants, ~ Orleans, whose
card has appeared for some months in ouI
columns. Mr.. McEiroy. we presume, yisiti
this country on business connected with ih'
house OF which he is a member, and will
the view OF extending his acquaintance viii
our planters and merchants. The house oil
McElroy & Bradford is one Of high char
acter, and its members are known to pos>
sess that courtesy which distinguishes the
mcrehaats Of New Orleans. We hope Mr..
McElroy may find his visit to Texas IA
agreeable one, and that the business Of bis
house may be thereby extended,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-11

'VThs Houston Telegraph publishes the
following from the Times Extra, OF the
both ult.:
"P.civrc RAILRoAp. -- The Governor
has refused to receive the stock offered ~
a d.posite BY Walker, King. and associates
The contract 10 therefore cohsidefsO ~
having failed y
4 good deal OF Anxiety has been FELT here
on this subject. and an opinion seems to
prevail among some persons. upon WHAT
foundation we are not swsre,) that the de
po.i, WAS sf,erw ards received, or offered N
other stock, which received the Governors
sanction.
We stated las, week tina, we did not be-
lieve the Governor would receive the stock
taken on by Mr.. +. J. Green. We learn
from the Meridian that the stock offered,
WAS the Sussex New Jersey Iron Company
When we made the statement, that we DID
no, think !, would be received, aside from
our want of confidence in the stock,l we
were under the impression tina, the Covers
nor could no, sccep, the stock OF aprvsfe
company 'u, j. appears from the reading
Of The charter, that the depos. has to be
made :" in gold OF silver. or evidences OF
debt Of the State OF Texas. or OTHER coon
FAR srocs." So i, would seem that what
ha. been offered is not GOOD PAR STOCK, or
they have failed to convince the Governor
Of that fact, notwithstanding !, has been
represented to be eighty per cent above par.
In answer to this, the Shreveport South
Western Gays;
awe hope tina, II il all arranged, but il
our friend OF the Meridian will take a < lancc
at the reports OF the London and \. York
money markets, he will readily perceive
tina. no bonds, nor any stock whatever,
commands premium Of EIGHTY PR enNr
The stock OF the Pacific railroad, when
finished, vlI not be worth IT,"
Although we had no faith in the deposit
having been made, we should have rejoeec
ifsueh had been the case; because i. wnut
have been to our interest "a that Of eve
~ individual in Texas. and particularly in
this portion oft. Every one, wc presume,
understands our position. We wan, tho
road huilt, but we are opposed to bumbuc
and discrimination. We have certainly hac
enough Of il, in all conscience, and we hop'
there will be no moro of it in future, w
make these remarks because nome parte
have taken great pains to represent US n
an enemy to the road, and our course 3
. war with the interests Of the Stste. ",
have only to say, that II our structures hav'
had the effect to prevent any OF our reader
from losing their money, wc have abundance
of reason 70 be satisfied. At all events w
have discharged our duty M n journalist
though, we regret to say, at the sacrifice o
friends. and to a considerable extent, Of GU
pccuniary interest.
The new organization OF Texas gentle
men. which bid for the Pacific charter. as
senble Mt Montgomery, Ala, on the st o
December, when something, we hope, vii
he done towards building the rond. At al
events, nothing ~il be los, by new let
ting. except little time, of which we hav,
/ ulenty
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-11
FOREIGN NEWS.

- r r
We ci'p 'he 'o"o"'"e '"'e'eh items ffsn
the Shreveport Democrat:
Rv tho steamers Washington and NJ.
oar, i,he former nj New York with d..
from Liverpool to the ll,h. and the ls,,.,
=, u.l;,ax with vet three dxys l,,.,,
h.v. ons week later news than We puhl;.l
cd Ia. week by the Africa.
R.,ous ne both steamers show ,h,, H.
,aa, h,,, moders,s hu,;n... ao,.t
a.. -, ,,,Ls,
!, NV - H., - ,r,,,, ~ .,,
- ..;aa. h., ,h. Wo.h;,.,,, ~
u"'n"e account. or I'LL. ~
VIZ ~, H. ia,..d, ad.. uold.,. ~
o''"' -. ,.s;o,, a., ,ho ,,.,La, ~
wv. ,,;.';,.1 ,,.;'s,in.lI, l., ~, ..
"""' " f''
'",'"' - wh;.,, o to,o u,,;,.,
y Wv III, =: r., -
" Wv fe,',', w., a.,;r.a a, al.
',e"' " S. 40 .;io - ,ha ,i,.. 49, -.
n n'""' V" ~. s.. 49,. ,,.,,,d.r.J
@',"' az" an. wa".tn aT .J.ar.ad ,.;,
~ - .l...I. ~ C...l
ny, ,o'P' 80 III, .n,.s, ..a n..
'e' W, "o," y, .,.,', .t h',I.n.A.1
cee"'" ~ lo'' wv 'e'
~ 'a'"N'"'r' ,h .,., IN. M.
NV Wv ~, ,,a .aI.o.. ha,,y.., H.,
s'" u sah".,.,oI and Isft .ix thousand ~,
a ai'' ISi, ,ho,.,nd wha,n
M, s,anoJ ,,s Tho, reno,,eJ IN h. cou
-, .''' ,.ops,.I ' WV"
P',',P I's oS,h sra ,hoos,,d r,.,,h .,a
nj ,,a,r,' Iof, Yam, for s.,..,onol
Nc" 49, ,.,s,o,,,r,,;or If T,,L;.h ,,on,.
r.. aJo
m. al 90 civ ,hons,,d strong had ,,.o
,-,. a..a..;an If Ca,s kbe,so,e.
' RIA ,ono,,. hv ,be <i,c,r, confirm IN.
.,.,.rson, ,ba, ssh,s,onol vas invested both
~ ,ho no,,h and east and tina, the pun, Of
,he .lus. were playing on tho town and III.
,u.
p,;,,e Ns,.chikoT however,. .tjll ks.n
,ho Gala 70 the north Of the civ and VA,
.u,,ax,o,,;,, ,ho arrival Of os,.,.,cks,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-11

As WE Exrrcrrp.--Th firm mentioned
below has diddled the Texas and Louisiana
newspaper publishers extensively, nolwiih
standing our warning to them that Il was,
in all probability, wha, it hiss turned out to
bc--a smindle. When will the proprie.ors
Of newspapers learn to exercise any fore
sight or common sense in pecuniary mat
tersi A fellow, about whom they know
nothing. and whose name would not stand
good for bunch Of tapo in one Of our
stores, orders work done to the amount OF
so or 500, and forthwith it is executed
withou, delay.
The following is from tho Shreveport
Democrat ono OF its victims
Srindiers.--rhe papers of Virginia. says
the Washington Star, are handing around
a fictitious firm in New York city, styling
themselves "Harconr,. Bradley 4 Co"
who have recently been engaged in swind
ling publishers Of newspapers by ordering
the insertion of their advertisements, and
then refusing to pay for them. Among
others, they swindlet the proprie.ors OF CIV.
cry daily printed in this city. It took US
but n short time to ascertain that y peniten.
tiary bird by tho name OF l.. II. Philips, is
the chief Of the gang. This man earned
extensive notoriety among newspaper pros
prietors some years ago BY similar extensive
swindling operations.
We assist in giving publicity to the above,
hoping It may be the means Of preventing
some unsuspecting printer from being duped
in the same way that We were.
Letnewspaper publishers adopt our rules.
We publish no foreign advertisement, unless
we kno~ tho parties to be good, or our fee
has been properly secured
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-11


1--WE s'e informed 'ns' a co"'se " ''.
lures on the subject o. s'sss'.' ',"""' ~
the course OF last winter WI" On "e'''.'.1
IN this city during the approaching 'e''"'.
season. he course WIZ commence -"
the @'Sd o. Nov'"'pe!' wv" ="
lecture BY Hen. Charles Snmas'' s'u "
poem by Kew. !o"n 'ls,po"', "' ''"''
lectures VIII follow IN th's of"ef,
December 7, hon Salmon '"'s'
December ~. ZION. Anso" "',""s"n'
December ~, ""hue' : ""'Ps, Isl
eeho~, 90 .a's'"' w. ''''' ~
B. H.. W. u.s.be,. January Is.
Hon. John p. Hale; January %, Ralph
Waldo Emerson. Esq February D. non
Nathaniel =. Banks ~ reo'uay 40 no.
non Ls" ~, ~ 1"i'.rnx IS Tsx,..
Nah lion David Wilmot; March s,
Hon. Charles ". upham, March ~, Hon.
Thomas D. Elliot.
" no" 'sn teA's ',,oe 70, ~, 800,
you 10. 4, ~" In, &c.. ,,or fl, Lila,
host. Of friends, We believe ,ha, Judge
Wilmot tof Proyiso memory has never
spoken IN this cisy Nessfs 'anpoe', VI
'h'o' a'a p"a' ana ''''"' ~
So o., Il 81, /, 10 House
al Renre.ents,iyes.
owe learn that about three thousand
dollars IS appropriated towards per.eeu"s
inc arrangements u '''' uoa'ss 81 ,as,JaJ
,aioa, RIA ,,cte.. arc NO, va, ndver.
ti.ed"
Tho above e1,rac, is from a receu, mum
her NJ the BOSTON Jonranl, Ian abolition
na,erl and fills . place under the head o.
" Boston and Vicinity"
II will be seen tina, the higher law part,
have gone 40 far IA TO designs'- the day
each speaker Is to address the people o! that
bo, bed Of Abolit.on: and for Gen. Hous,
tom haze selected the 22nd Of February
Oils noble stand a,ains, the Nebraska bill,
il .eems "bas Won for him hosts of friends.
Among whom Ofcourse, il q the Adolf
tioni.,s who have been won over to him b,
this "noble" movement. And il is III,
birthday Of the immortal Washington
himself Southern man aud n STAKEHOLDER, ;,
which ,hey design desccrstinp hy setting
n, Gan Uous,on. also n Southern man
and A, sen,,or from slavebolJinr State
To tnlk to them. and to receive their homac,
Ear bis ,r.i.oYo,,hv canse
~. ,,L IN. ,saJar IN no,;co thu pame
associated with Gen. Houston: John p
Hale. tho late abolition candidate for III,
Presidency David Wilmot. the author o
,ha Whine, p,oyi.o. Raw Harry War,
Beecher. Wendell Philips, and Ralph Wal
do Eporso, ,be boon companion, Of In,
free negro lcc,u-er. Fred Douyla. Uor
ara Creelev tho editor Of the Now Yor,
Tribune; Salmon p. Chase. one of III,
mos, violent abolitions,s in Congress; ever
down a. low rs Cassins ". CLAY, who i
too contemrtble for notice.
Now. Il must be borne in mind, that IL,
! have not placed Gen. Houston in this in
terestlng company nor is the above an OK
/ tract from a Southern paper. No ourna
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-11

OF Persons who have visited Marshall
after an absence Of tso or three years. ape
pear surprised aud delighted at the rapic
Improvement which has been made within
that period. Marshall is now one Of the
most beautiful towns in tho State. We
have four schools. embracing two female
academies, and four elegan, church edfiees
Within tho last twelve months, a number
Of Buildings have gone up. and the prcspec'
Of an improvement, in tho future may be
said to be ilst.ering. There ia not a house
in the town, bat we hear Of to rent, and
We are satisfied number would find occu-
pants could they be obtained.