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III, STEAMSHIP ASIA for Lrv-

DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP asia Tor Liv :,
HI ERPooL.-The ASIA, L o. Lost. CoGmsnsef WI ~,
eel from The Conpsays Deck a. Jersey CITY ~He e. ma.
and PASSENGERS for Europe, WEDNESDAY me s'e ns.
Il oslcck precisely Psssens.rs requested ee oa
board BY ~ oloek The AFRICA VIII SAL 90 me too
Dsoms.r p CUNARD No sowias sr.ea
TOR SAVANNAH-FARE REDUCED.-Ihe
i Uuit.d stA,e. M,H Steamship STATE or GEORGIA,
Cart GsIvn vii leave Phisae Phis FOR Ssvsnnsh on
WEDNESDAY November - 81 10 o'clock, A Fare, *Ai
sser.E- 81 The HffSr0NE STATE vii esye a. .Sove
the following " EDNEsDAY Agents In New'for sCRAN
TON TALLMAN No - Old slip where state Foooos may
be scared
OATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line Of NEW
i YORK sad LIVERPOOL PACKETS rnis line ~A es
soupes,d y the following and splendid s1irs w
CALHOUN.....20lOta burden. Capt ID. IA Trunsn
CLAY......i SO burden. Capt David Csaktas
WEI sTER....2,ooo tuns b1rteu...CaPt J J. LaSrenes
ORTENT.........2 ott turs burden. Capt Geo huL
The shove vessels have beea recently bait aud are NJ
-fse.l and suhs.sntisl 10 the trade.
They eonmsrded b OF experience and ability The
.eeounodatous very superior. and every eSertson wi BE-
r.Se the Of sud the co1ver
teuee OF shpper. For treisht passage spply 70
sPOFFORD. riLEsrON Co, No 50 Brostv,y
As.ut, In Liverpool-r GRIMSHAW Co, No 10 Goree
Pszs
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Ddper Wdrehousf.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. u. T. DERRICK
i SON. Co, So 30 5eehnsn 81. essr 'o' MS - -
svsst trims:
" rtIs Pspeu EIsi.h French ADd American
Ss~s Pspsr ell siT.s. ~sishts and 9aaloes
Boob Psper. eli sts<s. weishss AID qualities
T.sse Paper enes color. and -hhe Of the best gasiSy
HsBsts fspes. ~his ssd eoiered eicereet ~AiAA
Hs,i,r- P.per. thin and Of the b~st qa>iiEy
Cloth P.rer 4x4g ard so1ia -,
EBssb hsrissre Psp-r are ss>oitment la=, si'ea-
shs.ihtns P-p-r, Of the best q8sliry
NrPrns Psper str,- Ras. and Manila
Tss pspsr Of different ssTes
Tar Rochre P.p-r. saitshl. for roats, 10 role
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CHICAG TO ST. Lou I S.
NEsx snd only direct route open yis
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.

NLNev snd only direct route Wis
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.
u. S. Mall sDd Express route.
r~O daily Passenger T. an, sandsy' sseeptet esV' cH''s'
jeorner Of Van Bgren sES shsTmAnss
gpst Lon. De, E =, sso ~
r. run S. eo % Atom s miles, .hcG ;hsass
S''e end Ts "a; s
iRsnriBs exclusive connection With the Psssnss rain'
thou.b 81 Loo KS miles. Tiths s,s l1.thf
Thr ChicsEu and Mississippi Railroad ,ssss. through ous.
Boomn sroo Springfield, aud cao'ile to Atom and me
~. 'n' .s' AIR ri LINZ snf sourE TO 81 LOUIS
o I Sisf, s sa'ssS e FiSS
NAM I'm Ss %s direct route s % h.ss a Sso
ial sss Nortbsausen Missouri
Al Sc Lous-CounsctOns with artsiass I,assf .sssngs
cumS.IsSs Tsnnss.,s md Atsa.as Rivers, sDd .o ~S
s Gs 3. s9o. O. sos s csso1 saS s
' cSie. aUS Aasu.t 1854 p MORGAN IT.. sup,
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ SEw-YORK, sOMERylLLE, EAsToN &c -"aisr
Tor Es.ioh BY stssmsrs RED JACKET, aud VYoMsa,
ircm Pier 10 North River as and = N con %,
road which ieAVe New York from foot Of COarandt't
sS@e1ie way New jersey Railroad from foot Of
CoDrtlsndtst only st5PM .,,
R'ET,ns s;ys Phi.SoIs loppo.It: gs,oO = /, ind
NEW YORK AND ELlzAsETaPoaT,
L,av. New York At Q and 1890 A 81, sad fP. "
Leave El,.bebPOr' sd ss2A l;S .oS sSp
ELMIRA, CANANDAIGUA and NIAGARA
l. FALLS RAILRoAD-wlDE CARS With SOFA
sFATs-THREE TRAINS DAILY, from foot Of Duane
Tie longest broad xs0ss Railroad Route In the world Va
ks- Yof. and Erie Railroad mira Elmira Csnsod-sus
ard Nsars Falls Railroad 10 SiAsAra Falls; Great Western
Railway (CsDads) DerOit coo miles The last 1oned
osd cor nects At Detroit With Michigan Central Railroad
Tor al popts 10 the Great West The 4. and ~ r. Ra-
Dad CONNER. ~ Lewiston with Royal Mail Line Of Steam
sso with the American Line Of Steamers for
Ktp.aon Osden,burgh Montreal White Mountains
tbs With perfect regularity and dispatch, always
mixing its connections
TICkETs can be procured Is follows Prom c. rappeu,
No 1895 Broadway N spsuldiDs, No $40 Broadway Ds
ru, CLARK No S Broadway and at the New YoEh and Ehs
Rat Once. foot Of Duane g..
WILLIAM O LAPHAM, Superintendent,
errtendent's Office. CsnsndAigaa, June 10 1854
Nm W. PALMER AGENT. No. lej Broadway, n T.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-WINTER
III AHRASGEMEST-On and aner MONDAY, Nov %,
the Trains IA leave Chanbersr Station ~ follows
Express Train. A NJ, connecting With Northern add "eSt
Maj Ts.ip "a ~ Through Way Traint AN.
Yxpress Train IS VI. Accommodation Train a. q = NJ.
sor Poushsespsie; Way Passenger Trains Of 5 and lOU
An
For P,eb.Lnl at 4 and 5SP.M
For TAuyovp At and p NJ
The Turytown Peekss and POushkssp~s Trains stop q.
aJ the Way sstiooG -
pss.eBss alsn ct Ch.mbe Canal Christopher. l4h and
slststG
OLIVER II. LEE, Vice Presidsnt
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LINE or SAN FRANClSCO-

DISPATCH LINE for SAN FRANCISCO
IL Lowe,t Rs,ss aad no Dsteuoo Shippers per cipp'r
ship GOV MORTON. Capt John bars-s WI please e'n'
.t their epgssenents and hand thsr bills ~ I'D
rs fl ,isrstUrr. This syonte ,hp h~ neaJ hs Woo
b., cargo en.sged going ratdy GU boTt a. Pier No. o.
TsRyr Shippers San FraneiscO vii please observe nat
he v...s our line finish thr Ia ten % hee dtfs
.te comiu into The beTneyer bonE cened Tor toe 7tnt
O. fresht have prom dsptch For the baoce o. ~ 10
100 dbensas.d apply Ia SUTTON Go 40 81 "alfs|
or Me,srs EVERETT & brown 80 I5s Froa,.t
II s. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For
u. HAVANA and Ne" ORLEANS.-On SATURDAY,
Dee at2 P ~. from pier foot Of WAren't Il BY me
well known sId aylrto steamship EaPlRE CITY, Capt H.
Whole
Ps.sse can be seeured at the Company. Office.
Freight 10 NsW.OTlean- 30 cents Der cable tot
Specie only taken fright 10 Havana
Slippers will he supplied With ban' bills q adi1s OF ne
,sned by the Company application AZ teT phs no
other .snsd bib, OF sdiug will be signed after
the hour q .slliLg
FOR .isht or p..s.se appy the office ~ tn Conpany
No III West st corner Of Wsrren ROBERTS
EOR CHARLESTON and FLORlDA-Senli
j Weekly q : Mail Line. - The snd fat syins
STEAMER MARION, w. Poster C9u@aoder, ~a le,Ve per
No 4 North River, on WEDNESDAY. Nov ~ AZ gcocs
pr.eisey For freisht sppy on ooso %n-r. AZ ' OF
.sps vil ~. .irnsd and for P-s--se ~ the Dhr- ~
sPOFF6RD, TILEsTOs & Coz No ~ broa1vs
Through Tickets Foiids olloEs To, Jsosonviie ISL
m sOUIHERNHR will succeed. leaving on SArURpAY
Dec 2, 81 oeloeE r. NJ. $1,000. -, 4,
Bin future. tie steamers will leave AZ 0cloek r NJ
prsekeiy Ds cad Of Z as fo'm-riy
VNARDLAW WALKER & BURNSIDE,
w FACTORS and COMMISSION HERcd ANTs snf
RECEIvISG and FORWARDING AGENTS CHARLES
TON, ) c.
EOR CHARLESTON, 8. C.-The superior
i ,ide.wbeeI steamship QUAKER CITY, Il dsdos.
viii leave Philadelphia for Chsreston c. %
SATURDAY December ?, II 10 o'clock NJ.
cabin pssssse........... ...''.'''''.''''''''''n
.a.sa ~
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rsusp Avrxvs R.rLsols cossAxy.

OHcs. 6isf q add ID ~.
NOT1CE.--Cars on this road will hereafter run
~ 81 night having tie PAss every half boar ssf
l2seloet P n WI A DARLING Prssasnt
(NAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PHIL
~ ADELPHlA, from fses No I North River I've hsss
daily, 8. ans ar N ssruins hne ~ A n, ~
stesnbo.i JOHN POTTER 70 SOUTH AMBoY thence ~
wy place. .ss Pe.:ssslpsa fs,s "a E.p.c. nae
C.us,n by car, throasb IN ave hoars Fare IS Way, 40
sou,u,ocsfSou ard Eufr.rrLne AL Fare OIL 80. I'm.
grant Lire ar NJ: siB
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On ard
N .n.r MONDAY November 10. snd ans farther notice
Pss..bssr Trains w leave Per foot OF Duane s. - oie~s
via: 49,,
Bus.lo Esrre.. ALA ". Cor ssfIo.
Dur kuk Esrsess st A. 81 for Duntnk.
Nal nGIS A foE Dsshigt and ssfiio aoe ntsfneda'e
Rscll.ra PASSENGER 81 80 A.. trsm foot Of cAsnssss
A, via erupont for sua-fn and iaes mediate ststioA
wsy Pa-tsser al ar NJ. Tor oasslie and saisfasdSe
stations - ,
rmisrapt asp NJ for DEEkik aud Buffalo And inss'@e'
date s,stona -, a,
ON sgpssy only oae rxpress TfAln, stSP N. - -,
Thee F1pr Train. 81 Buffalo aud Dsnst s,ta
Lac Sbo- Rad Osd for Cltvslsua Cincinnati, Toieao
Deuoa Chicago. sc =,
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miscellaneous

DOX woodbury. tuns TURKEY bun
ID WOOD Just received ard for sale by ,
REYNOLDS DANIELS No. - Go'd,st
HEAVY FREIGHT for CHARLESrON.-A
knndred Heavy Fresht for the above port NAY
b- La By IN mediate sppiieatsn %
sPOFFOED, TlLESToN Co No 80 srg.dwsy.
PROPOSALS will be RECEIVED by the
Il TWELFTH WARD SCHOOL UFsfcE9S un,A mon
FAY Dee g. 1895 oelock NJ for the I'll fGl W u
SIDEWALK and YARDs u the new Sea0o Baii4ins w 81
or S. bst 4th Farhr Information be Obtained
Al tie ooe Of the Board OF Edss4t1n " Of iftni
- Flp.sts J. : BREArH L..
Z Il. BaowN. OOn -
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uatcr Cure.


THE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
CURE sass the best Accommodations for par.nns the
treatment Tor he winter and reasonable es--
where Addrs WELLINGTON, ND
No lre 18th - NewfOrk
NETWORK CITY wArER-CUaE. No. rs la.h 1t, cor.
OF UuivTsi yplsce
WATER CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL.
w no ISLAIGHr. Sr n TRAIL, ID, PkoPRl-
for 100 Pstienu Comp-ten femsis
Ph,csns TIE Third Lecture Term Of the Hydror.the .ns
Pathological School will commence Nov J.
VNATER.I IRE, corner of 6th-as. and Ssth-st.
w -Dt guEw unite. Nth d.. TAYLOR 70 his lsf.s
and counodioUs esfshhuen ter the Fail and "inst IA
TENTS ard BOARDERS nrc~ived ~ rsssosse~ t.fss
Outdoor prsrtic- pnsuptls attended 10
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In PURSUANCE OF an order OF the surrogate
Of the County Of New Yors bo'ae u hereby siy.n ell
person. HAVING claim. ssarst HENRY l. hEGAREY, lsls
Of City EewYofk dsces.ed TO present he ~,th
voucher. thereof the subscriber - bs rs-sacs No. 10
Clinton place the City Of New Yort before the 10Th
day oil February Dated Ne YORK the 1h day Of Asga
isA CHARLES ME0AREY. E1scator
ana aQfuTu
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NFW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA and tne
~ sOrra ana WEST the NEw-JERsEY Rail
ROAD-U MAIL srd EXPRESS LINES Leave Neg.
Yok foot Of Libsny.t al 7, and 10 NJ, and 4 .na
Pm Throuab IN -Four Hours Fare % . 10 u ~ ~ IN ".
ard IS Va g. 10 and Newyors Accommodation Lane e>'ss
IA at 81 stopping all stations rhrash teaee sod
for Cincinnati sf i6l and md for Baltimore Mach
irston Norfolk te and hoesh baggage ebeesss 70 Ws'e
inston In and 10 A NJ and PM
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N. GRAHAM tHAs. C.. GRAHAM
+. VI. GRAHAM, n BRO,

I. NJ thAIiA w. HAS C.. Oh AffAO.
i. VI. GRAHAM, n BRO,
AZ HAYS entered into co-partef Zip
SM aud are now receiving large stock Of
Uiy goods. Groc0 rjfs and Plantation irtieies,
n the old stand, Dallas street Our stock is
large and well assorted, aud we are determined
10 sell a, reduced prices for casli, or TO pune
.ual customers on the usual time The follow.
ing articles comprise portion Of our stock
large lot Of assorted prints,
y large lot oi roi.ouadc-,
Brown and hloachcd linens
Brown and bleached domostics.
Iowells, Ginghams,
Black silks, Fancy silks
Iis-ufcs, Bcrapcs,
Hosiery, assorted, Fancy bounets.
\ large lot Of ready made clothing,
Boots, shoes and hats
Travelling trunks carpet bags,
b Saddles brides, martingaieS haltcr., saddle
bags, horse and mule collars. hardware. and
fancy articles, trace and log chains, east steel
hoes, Collins aXHs. crosS.eut and hand SAWS,
planes, and bcGeh screws n4Il- assorted, china
1ud queeus~aTe tobacco and cigars, and also
AZ assortment of Groccric,'
Hall ANA Spear pow-, Masonic and obi
Follow ReQtln, and general assortment OF
everything uecded 10 this ma.kc,,
T.. :. Al those who are indebted to 7 NJ
Graham ou old accounts or notes, ior the years
1880, ls5l, 1882, and 1888, will please come
forward and pay NJ. and accept thanks FOR past
layur-.
j, .frrsoo, April -, I>al j.
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DENTAl. SQRC1.ON.

EA J. \. JORDAN having rerma-
1U&f nenty located in Marshall, res
'HIHJ pecttully tender, hi, services in
The yariou. branches Of his profession to the
citizens and ylcn, All operations entrusted
TO him are warranted to be done in the latest,
improved, and most superior manner.
October Is, 1853. l3--tf
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JEW ELki.
JOSEPH Z. PRF WITT # co.

Jefferson, IffdS,
II AVE on hand splendid assortment Of
IL Jcwrlry, consisting Of gold and SILVER
watches, ladies and gen,lsmena breast pius,
Of all sizes, ear and finger tinEs bracelets
gold pens and psucils; ladies cun pins pcn-
demons shirt and rshand buttons; gold
clasps hroasl-pin ,mblcmalie Of Masonry
and odd Fellow ship, ladies and gents moufn-
ing pins, Ac, &c all of which are warranted
To- be- genuine articles, AVID sold cheap,
Also splendid assortment OF ladies vfcaihs
and artihcl4l. aud loi of superior rcn-
kuIse-
l,Asa Mas - lSil lt
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Jefferson advertisements,


hNtRAL dealers in Dry Goods, Groce-
- RES, Drugs, OILS, Pans, D,e9ugs,
Nnndon GLASS, d. Dc.
ofoeere7, and Bagglng and Rope furnished
10 planters on accommodating terms.
Also Receiving, Forwarding, and Commits.
SION merchants, Dallas street, Jefferson, Texas
Feb. Is, ls5i ~
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SURGEON DENTIST.

4 e.. MARTIN, resident OF Marhal for
~. five years past, thankful for past 'ayoFs'
uqucsts continuance of the same. Having
received n fresh supply of teeth and instruments,
or without clasps.
olee at residence, second block, east Of the
square.
Aprh :. 1888. IN
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TIE TEXAS REPU BIICAN.
anil, Two Dollars and a Half a Year.
Il. ". l. O0 Il % I: RY,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
r T. II VI $

f...rr-as Rrrrhttc,Stst issued weekly nj TWO
ftAGS NND \ IiNif per nnnum u paid De-,
,I,5u,s 1t Paid within ~ 'nuntt''' THE" Dollar
.oH. h. Four Dollars. single ropie. oue Dime
,,.Irmsuts It 81 Per square of ten lines or less
i.,ni. p-r sinatr tufrst ~ suh.eqeut in4r ftuu-
,hb.ral discount made FOR yearly advertisement
,,,unee,n-nt ct candidates. Ten Doars
T,sl,e lef cent viii be charged on Advertisements
Hfrhi W advance
an ohiuaty notices over onr slnsfr will be charged
a. al,rtit.' nieti.
y. Letter. addressed 10 this Office musi be Jr@-
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hoCTORs a $. q f. =. NJ Johnson have
, associated themselves in the practice
Medicnr
- Dnice one door west Of the Ciiy pfuf
Store
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San Smur-\ london paper states
that. since the battle Of Nina. the different
military depo's OF London, Pail Mall
Charing Cross. ricadil aud knighisbudge,
have been througed with old n'en, women
aud children, seeking news OF their brothers,
sons, Husbands and fathers in the trimea.
MANY a heart rending scene follows ~ the
announcement dead % wounded
is made by the clerk 10 charge. More
than two thousand homes IN Ems land are
desolaied las this one glorious victory.
kos.rrn.-A London letter says ths'
X ossuth i, at present domielled at his
re.idence 10 81 Johns Wood, about one
mile from HYDE Park Corner. lie IS
living reiifedly, bat sces r good many of
his political ir,euds and Il is understood 10
not without carrying ON intfigucs in Ger
many, through numerous agents attached
10 the revolutionary cause.
Il Is said there Is large MAJORITY ci The
rennsylyania Legislature ~ favor oi y
prohibition liquor law The Senate stands
For prohibition 80 against y " House
- prohibition so AGAINST q 20
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Law Notice.

tRANNllLE LEWIS Attorney AZ Law
~ has removed from Jefferson to Marshall.
Ne sill continue the practice Of Inv in Cas-
.ad other counties in thc sixth Judicial district
end N the supreme and federal courts a; Tyler.
June /. 1854. ~
( NtSlh ASkEW, ! forne4 al Lac aud
\ Noiay Pubie. Marshall Harrison eoun-
rs. T,Nas. VIII attend to the business # ,ol-
letting Ia the counties of Ca,s, Ip,hur Wood.
smith, Cherokee. Ru.k, Pamela and Harrison
Marshall, july -. 1891. Bay
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VI 4, - 10 4 I. i.

hR. J. +. lIERNEN. Office on the North
- west corner Of the public square ont
door north Of Brewer q Adams.
Marshall. March %, l>Jl ".
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MEDICAL. NOTICE..

i\R T. hfcAll.ENNY, Surgeon and PLY
lJsi,nn respectfully tenders bi- services 10
'he publ, IN tho various branches of his pro-
te.-iou
DIR w. j. now engaged in the Ding business,
and specially invites the public To give him
HrHl
J1rvop, T1a,, Jau's -, "a.
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Nll,Illl IL

JADCT y. ". EAMES. Marshall Texas.
- Oliicc over Mcssrs Mcdonald 4 San
dcrs new drug store.
March 1, 1854
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A NV li,ursuiRr SENrgNer.--ln the
Marlborough Common Pleas. one George
\. i.esyi,i, convicted Of robbins his father
OF slo, under threats Of stsbbing him, WAS
sentenced 10 the State prison for life.
Boston transcript,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-12-16

Eri>tos, Tnn Bxifism IA
", ~ rue CRiNrA In the FIRE, week II
this month, sonlorcemenls 10 the nambsf
OF T. 900 men were 10 be ssnt from Eng.
land to the Ct,mca. to make M for the
casualties OF the campaign. This will
bring up The nfi'sh contingent :" The
strength original, zen, cut, namely D.NW
infantry. with the uau,l proportion Of CIV
ale, and artillery
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John sabine.

NAFNfiIf 81 JIitIRNOA, YINiN
AS now on hand, and viii be constantly
I receiving, direct from New Nofk and New
Orleans large and extensive a.sortmcnts OF
DRY GoOUS AID GROfERIf,S,
which le viii sell on as favorable terms az
can be purchased elsewhere, and to which he
would invite the attention Of the citizens Of
Cass aud the adjoining counties. Planters
and country merchants are requested to call
aud examine his stock. which embraces Dry
Goods, large assortment; saddles brides,
hardware, crockery ware, hats, large as.ort-
meni Of ladies, boys. and gcutiemen's shoes,
etc, etc
GROCERiES--Bacon, coffee sugar shot
and powder, nails, tobacco, whisky, salt, Nc,,
which uW be sold as Low as day house t.,
his city Also Bagging and Rope will Lc
furnished to planters on customary terms.
May y, 1881 Is
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Professional Cards.

~ PATillO, Attorney AZ Lac, Marshall
| . Harrison county Texas. nj
~ =. JENNINGS q X. y. STAINS
~. BURY, Attorneys AZ Lar, Marshall
Ttsa. v5H29-ly
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Hon John VI Clayton made speech
at Delaware City, n shor, time slnce. in
f,yo. OF the Know \o,hings,
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We saw n fellow going fig gag up tia
street yesterday, singing, Money 10
hard thing 10 borrow" wag exclaimed.
yes, aud sight thing to IA, back.
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It is said that Gen. Shields Is about 20
take the lead in an enterprise FOR the colo
niza,ion Of the Mesquite coast. and that b"
will depar! in few weeks for the scene Of
action.
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NA'M. IT, WATSON Tor HARRISON County
W nilice at Eiy-ian Fields
Feb %, lsii
EOilN " WiliIEuORa, Notary Publc
- tea HARRISON county, Beat y. 2. ma iI...e
l,un Marshal. oa the Tyler road.
iu'N 2~.is5L
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At last accounts Rom rhiladepbis, i
was confidently asserted tina, new trial
would be granted to d. Beale. tho dsn;'s'.
who was recent, convicted OF rape.
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~ \ FRAZER, AHornty AT Laio, Marshall
\. lie as, will practice in the Sixth Judicia,
District, embracing the eourties of Harrison,
fiss. Upshur, Wood, Smith, Cherokee, Rusk
nj Pamela counties. aug 80, 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-12-16

- MONROE HYDE, Attorney and Conn
=. selor a. La,r Marshall, Texas.
jan -. 1883. n2s-lv.
IRVING =. MASON, Attorney and Coua.
! ,s.lor al lar
odcc at Carthage. panola county, Texas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-12-16
Law Notice,

| HAVE returned 20 my former residence
| and office IN Marshall. Harrison county
feSas never 60 remove again, and shall devote
myself with rodoublcd energy and industry 10
81 the duiics Of my profession.
W =. NIL.
NAV lth le53 Iy
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is estimated thar lhv Utard property
100 the rH, oi rbihlc'fbn 'euis annually
600 So vt.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06
The West.

Many persons imagine the West is
paopled with the refuse population OF
The Eastern States anil Of the Old
WorlI. Senator Seward, in his Anti.
Nebraska speech, takes more correct
view Of the matter. He says:-
In pursuance of this ordinance the Sc
veral Territorial governments success
svely established in the North Wes
Territory were organized with prohibit
ton of the Introduction Of slavery; and
in due time, though at successive peri
OILS, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan
ana Wisconsin, States crcaled within
that territory, have come into the Union
with constitutions in their h,nds forever
prohibiting slavery and involuntary ser
vitule, except for the punishment oil
crime. They are yet young; but, never
theless, who has seen elsewhere suct
States as they are? There are gaiheret
the young, the vigorous, the active, TIT
enIi sh:ened sons Of every Statc-th
flower and choice Of every State in ,h'
Union; and there the emigrant for cen
scicnee' sake, and for freedoms sake
from every land in Europe, from prou'
and nll.conquering Britain, from heart
broken Ireland, from su my Italy. Iron
beautiful France, from spiritual Germa
ry. from chivalrous Hungary, and Iron
honest and brave old Sweden and Nor
way. Thence are already coming am
pie supplies of corn, and wheat, an'
wine, for the manufacturers Of the East
! for the planters Of the South, and ever
| for The artisans and the armies OF Eu
rope; and thence will continue to come
in long succession, as they have alrea
.ly begun to come. statesmen and legs
lalors for this continent.-Cong. Her
! aid, Chicago.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06
THE OLD TURNPIKE.

We hear no moro Of the changing hooE
And the stage coach raiiling by;
For the atsam-king rules the travelled world,
And the old pixies lcfi to die.
The grass crceps over the ainty path,
Aud the stca!,hy daiscs stcniL -
Where once the stagc horse, day by day,
lsftel his iron hcci.
No more tic weary stagcr drcads
The toll oftlic coming morn; ,
No moro the buSting landlord runs
iAtihe sound of the echoing horn;
For the dust lies still upon the road,
And bright eyed children play
Whete once the eIat,efing hoof nnd wheel
Ratified along the way.
No more VIC hear the cracking whip,
Or the strong wheels ruml,ling sound;
And ah! the water drives US OIL,
And an iron horse IL found!
The coach stands rus,ing in the yard, ...
And the horse has sought the plough;
We have spanncd the earth with an iron rail,
And the stcnm-king rules us now!
The old turnpike is . pike 10 more,
Wide open stand the ga'es;
We have made us n road for our ho rise TO stride
Which we r.ec 't dying rate;
And rouud the rough crnss dizzy verge
Fenrle ssly we ride.
On-on-with naughty 'front.'
A puG, a shrek and a bound;
While the ,arly echoes wake too late
To babble back tho sound;
And the old pike rond is leh alone,
And the stagers seek tho plough;
We have circlcd tho earth with an iron rail,
And tho stcam-king rules us now.