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And many other Fall and Winter Goods will be sold at
proportionate reduction in price.
Most of these goods not shop nor out OF STYLE
hut the best and most fashionable goods in the market
Z. A. G00DNoW No. Piper Block,
feb20 diff 267 Main st.
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MEcORNEY & BIGELoW, Merchant Tailor,
feho1 div 2I4 Main ct
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AND CROCKERY FOR

NNUKNIIUKE AND CROCkERY FOR
n SALE Bear in mind that }. L. HOODS Commits
sion and General Furnishing Store, No Pearl st. is the
place TO buy and secondhand furniture crockery glass
and britannia ware clocks carpets, Stoves and most
every thing in the house furnishing line cheaper than at
any other establishment in the county, please call aud ex
anime for yourselves.
NJ B. Those breaking up housekeeping and others hav
ing furniture property dispose of will please call al
my place as buy all kinds at the shortest notice.
Worcester, March 6, 1854. j. L. HOOD.
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sS NOTICE.--By License of Court will be s4,.a
ga sold at public auction, the premises in s'7x
LIZ Sutton, on TUESDAY, the Dist day of March S@
next, at o'clock in the afternoon, the following Real Es
tate, to wit:
The whole the Real Estate whereof James T. Elliot,
late of Sutton deceased, died sezed, consisting of
about As acres Of land, in good condition. consisting of
Moving, Tllage Pasture and Wood Land, well fenced,
and with convenient Farm Buildings, in good rerair.
Said Real Estate is situate about mile souterly from
the centre of Sutton, the road leading East Douglas
and will be sod subject to the existing membranes
thereon the particulars and of which will be made
known at sale. Terms at sale.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-18

zee! ICE.! Having purchased the entire inter-
H. est in the Ice business OF Mr.. Sears, we shall
call on his customers with own, whom will supply
with ice Of as good quality in every particular as
can be produced in the State of Massachusetts, and
on as favorable terms. Our teams will start about
the LIST of May, usual, when are in hopes to be
able to make such contracts rsuppying customers as
will be satisfactory Persons wishing contracts
previous to that time do So either at the Office 14J
Main St., with Mr.. Eb'r Flagg Mr. John Russell
BENZ +. Haywood,
inch11 diff JOHN RUSSELL.
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HOTEL FuRNITURE AT

<sz-s---.s=-es-s,. HUTEL F'U X NTTU 2 r AZ
SSs \ u @ Il O n
E33ssss44sssTTf9 S. W. SELBY will sell at auction COM
W - mencing WEDNESDAY, March %, at
O'clock and until the entire property is Sold the
Furniture of Waits HOTEL in this city, consisting in part,
of so Feather Beds 10 Hair Mattresses rs Palm Leaf do
so Wooden Blankets 40 White Counterpanes so Comfort
abes 200 Sheets and Pillow Cases. so Bedstead various
styles 60 Carpets, u Sofas SO Dressing Tables so Wash
Stands, 800 Chairs, 80 Looking Glasses, 10 Bureaus,
Wardrobes.
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COMPREHENSIVE SUBSCRIBERS
~ have formed copartnershp for the purpose carry
Ing more extensive business In the Merchant Tailor
ing Line and also, to add to that branch large and well
selected stock Of READY MADE CLOTHING.
All Garments made at the Establishment warranted
to be equal to any that can be found in this city, All gar.
ments are warranted to give satisfaction.
II large lot Of Furnishing Goods constantly hand
MEC0RNEY & BIGEL0W.
W. MEcoRsEY,
JOHN j. BIGELow, febI dawtf
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Books, Gtatiunarp, &e.
10000 s. COPIES IN 10 DAYS
THE LAMPLIGHTER.

10000 s. copies IN 10 DAYS
THE LAMPLIGHTER.
Cruise Of the North Star.
The Dovccote.
Haps and Mishaps.
The Western Ride.
Light on the Dark River.
The above works are for sale at my Bookstore 2o7 Main
Street, in A. II. Newtons Paper Establishment.
BOOK ENTS
Can be supplied at a liberal discount.
mch7 diff N. HERVEY.
NEW PUBLICATIONS, RECEIVED AT 90
~ Main ST., this day, March l. E. N. TUCKER Agent.
Voices of the Day, by Dr. Cumming. 100
Apocalyptc Sketches. 100
Henri the Web and Wool Of Life. 100
The Working Mans Way in the World 100
Serfdom and Slavery, by Chase. 75
The Ladies' Drawing Room Book. 400
The Lamplghter or Boston and its vicinity 100
Attic Philosopher in Paris.
Mass. State Register for 1854, 125
New edition Revised Statutes, / vol, 800
Supplement to $50
De Quincy's Letters to a Young Man, rs
" Philosophical Writings, 2 vols 80
Old Brewery and the New Mission House. rs
Home Scenes and Home Sounds, 100
Hot Corn, or Life Scenes in New York, illustrated,
by Scion Robinson, author Of "Mld Maggien
'Madelina," &C., 1875
NEW BOOKS, AT ALIENS BOOKSTORE, 275
~ Main ST., Harrington Block
The Lamplghter or Boston and its vicinity
The Daughter at School, by Rev. John Todd.
The Old Brewery and the New Mission House
Up the River, by Shelton.
Cruise OF the North Star, by Rev. j. o. Choules
Conflict of Ages, by Edward Beecher D. b.
Oriental and Sacred Scenes
Priscilla, trials for the Truth, by Rev. Joseph Ban
ward
Rev. Jacob Abbotps new book, Rolos Tour in Europe,
Hot Corn, Life Scenes in New York. illustrated.
Haps and SIishaps, by Grace Greenwood.
Home Scenes and Home Sounds, by Mrs. II. Marion
Stephens.
Dress as a Fine Art, by Mrs. Merrifeld
Fern Leaves from Fanny's Portfolio.
My Two Sisters, by Mrs. Emily Judson.
Poems by John g. Sake
Young Ladies' Councillor, by Wise.
Memoirs Of Rev. DR.. Judsou, by Wayani.
Light on the Dark River, or Memoirs of Mrs. Hamin.
Scribner's Mechanics Companion.
ja20 DIFF
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GPECIAL AND IMPORTANT NC

SFECEAL AND IMPORTANT NO-
- TICE-All persons having unpaid Accounts with the
subscribers, are requested to make immediate payment
and are hereby notified that all accounts remaining un
settled at the frs day Of February, will be left with an
least twice year, or we must stop giving credit
jail sdawistf u. L. HARDON & CO.
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CARD AND CENTRE TABLES,

Dining do Matched do Sdeboards large assortment Of
Crockery Glass and Stone Ware, Casors Table Cutlery
Cooking and Paror Stoves, Clocks Rergerators, Office
Furniture the entire Kitchen do Screen Safe, so Wash
Bowls and Pitchers, with great variety of other ces
not enumerated. t.s -.-H
Also, good Family Horses Buggy, CaTyall, 1
of Bags and other Stable Furniture Shoats, Breeding
Sows, all of the very best breed % sgEaf9es4
The above sale will be positive, and no postponement on
account of the weather. S. W. SELBY, Auct'r.
Worcester, March Is, 1854. dtsawIt
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go REAL ESTATE IN LEICESTER
HIS AT AUCTIoN.-on TUESDAY, the Dist inst, at
O'Clock P. NJ, will be sold at public auction the
premises the Cottage House Pleasant Street, with the
buildings connected, consisting of Barn and Wood House,
q feet square, and building used as an Engine
House, and Shoemakers Shop, 80 feet by Is. The build
ngs in good repair and the House has recently been
fitted UP for two families. Also acre of excellent
moving land, which rs 80 Fruit Trees The above
good location for any who wishes for home
Leicester Academy to invest money where large per
cent is Sale positive, and terms LIBERAL
For further particulars inquire of STEPHEN FORBES
Ur of SILAS GLEASON, Auctoneer
Leicester, March g. 1854. dtmch2l
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Real Gstatc---5or Sale, Mr.

LEWIS G. MUM,
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND
BOARDING AGENCY,
233 MIN STREET,--UP STAIRS.
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GNLOTHING! CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
u Mr.. Francis d. Dudley would inform the public gem
orally that he has made ample arrangements with sons
Of the first class houses of New York and Boston, for
supply Of GOOD CLOTHING which will be sold or the
CASH. lower than any in Worcester County, tho
old stand Of Warden & Dudley No. 4 Merchants Row.
directly in front of the Worcester House.
r. D. DUDLEY.
Worcester Jan. 2, 1854.
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Nm = D0A y "
Boxes, and Carr
most fashionable styles,
GATES Engraving and
Main ST. Union Block.
Business Cards engraved
at the lowest cash price,.
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CARDS, WEDDING oAKHs
ii Envelopes, Of the neaieat and,
|, can be procured AZ SOUTH.
| Card Printing Rooms, No. 1877
/. Also, Invitation, Visiting, and
and printed At short notice, AMI
+. feb22 az
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THE CELEBRATED BLACK SWISS

To. Merchants Row, directly opposite B. L W. r. R
Depot HENRY o. CLARK.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

"The Washington S,ar--the organ Of
Piefees kitchen cabinet - speaking OF
the fourteen appointments made b, the
Psvsid~n, under the Nebraska and kenss.
territorial hills, asserts thst such WAS the
lni Tor Office smopg ihe democrats. ~
upw4'd- Of sir HUNDRED spplieau's spl'as-
ed Tor the different places. Tie practice
Of office seeking spp.srs To have become \
regular trade or profession with a large
portion of the democracy. Wonder II I. is
one OF the principles Of tho patty"
The above is from The Shreveport South
Western. = Wing paper. and 10 8 specimen
Of the manner IN which il discus.s tho
merits of political parties Does the editor
really bel,sve that Office hunting il confined
to tn. democratic padyl liza. 10 icre"t>
,su the rush Of wings q, the National capital
when General Harrison WAS msugnts,ed
President livery hotI and boarding
house was fled With Office scekefs from
every nook and corner Of tbs Union. aud
every department OF the Government which
hnd patronage to bsssew was r'g"lafly he
sipged with thousands Of applicants. and
twi,hstandirg there were more removals
from office for opinion sske than had ever
before beeu known IN the history Of the
Government, :be relentless ,fy eou;iuuea
from the irniens. mass of disappointed as
pirAnts. whom !, VIZ ',and impo.,ible to
accommodates We had u repetition of the
same scene upon the inauguration al Gen.
TAYLOR, who turned men gu, OF office IN
difer. vi"ls'ion OF the pledges he gave
before the election.
No one hss . more thorough con,emp,
for the motley gang Of office seekers that
hang around the federal capital than va
have. We support the democratic party,
became ", believe is p'iaeiples are cnlcu
ist,d 10 advance the interests ol the coun.
uy aud to rerpe,un,e the Union. BIZ, we
are ,., to lenru that either patty cngrosses
I'll The Intelligence. patriotism. AID moral
honesty. Not 80 with our neighhnt Of the
South. Western. lie seems to he vhig
iu.t heeaase he is. ard TO hate the demos
crsts hecauss they do not bow dawn To bis
party. His remarks pat u' in mind nf a
song that need to be snng daius tie can.
vass oil lS44, the last two Inns OF which
were
"scr~ X. think that wh'ss wont resl,
Do, ospgi one IN my ,ofi flt."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

.vgw YORK, JuLy g. he Turks, IN
assisted bv the alI'rs. are reported 10 have
compelled the Russians n rsiss the siege
III S,lissria. and 10 have driven them be-
You'd the Os"nhc.
y. J. JuLY 5. Ev'g--The following are
additional particulars Of the news brought
by the America:
The romt ~ the Russians vt SiDistria waa
complete. The lo.s of lie was great
among the killed were three Russian gsn>
ernla.
The emperor of Russia had ordered
prince Psskiewitrh. who WAS still =, J..,y,
TO return TO his post, aud take Sili.usa 1t
any cost.
Great preparations were mnds for An A..
tack on S"bsst"pul. and the assault wa.
daily expected to liz made. The heavy
rans had arrived, and every thing believed
TO b. IN readiness
The insurrection in Greece has been en-.
.i'sIy suppressed.
The Cifrassinns have gninrd another
militant victory over the Russians. aud sr~
carrying every thing before them.
7ths--'l'he panic IN the stork market
here raused by tho recent discoveries o,
fraudulent issues. continues unabsted. II
II Ssc-rtained that the clerk IT the HARLEM
railroad company has overhrxwn 10 the
amount Of tw" hundsed thousand dollavs.
An acc's-ns occurred 10 day on the rail
road nesr Buffalo. 10 an ~migssnt train. by
which ten Of the passrngsss were killed
aud ten hscly wounded.
Twenty >funr persons lost their lives ~
the collision n the ships Trade Wind aud
Olympia. of cape Sxhie. The captain Of
the Trade Wind was saved.
The cholsra 10 reported II ~ very yio.
lent II Toledo. Chin. Thirty deaths are
said 70 hsve oeesrted there 10 nne day.
A serious accident eccuvred IN ~ oc>
cation II ths opening Of Tho railroad t.->
tween Louisville and CineinnaM. III
Courier. Of the S0sh ul... says.
A serious accident occurred sa ~ train
dow" from As'cra. juss u 0syssasr. BY
the explosion Of pcWdsr magazine fnv !
gun sqoad. which sspsodsd ard bu,nt thr !
citizens Of Aurora very ssv.,ely, one ii
whom, Jabef WatLins. Is not expeet / IA
live 'cbs elo.hss were blown entirely ID
n BIN. Two others. J. 8. Badly sad !
| Kidding, were much hart.
Gen. Batter has declines ~ governor
'sk'p ef Net-asls.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

TmH SmErrigLp DGxoNsrmAv;nS =
kosssfhs Op'ai"m Of the Stair Of AfaT'
In the public demonstration which t'as
place In Sh, field. England. On the Alb s't'
~ favor Of the nationality Of Poland. ~
suth WIS present and took a pf"n'i"'a'
part The following 10 n sketch Of his n
narks. A. given by w English journal
H. described the existing war -
logical necessity, and In one WAY o. eshs'
hs trusted freedom would profit by t.
Abiding 10 the universal "pi"i"r s".s''
tanned IN this country. that Nuss'a IN
grown dangerous 10 the freedom of Es'epe'
aud thu. she must he checked IN mr. e"'
croschncnis upon the Independence Of ~
tions. he threw out a warning thNt unIrss ~
plom~tists aud politicians we're calico sP1
to define what they meant by the freedom "
Eurup-, aud To state in what manner '"ey
intended to check the power Of ku'".. :
would. in the end, be discovered hue'''
bleed had been shed. and millions Of I"t
l~nd's money spent in producing . w.
quite The contrary of What VAS raise. -
from the consideration u the o'g". = !.
progress. and the rational issue Of ~ ".
sent war, hs drew the follo~ine e'' ,".
sions: That Il u the psrtitio" o. F"'AN' =
whirh Rss.ls has grown dangerous 70 :,
world. aud which brought Rsssis GOV" =
the Dsasbisn Psmc'paIi,i-s, and 'ht" d..
Hungary; sud thA. the "rpress'"" Of -" 4.
gary BY Russlan interference has bes" y.
stepping stone to the present a"O'''''
dAsing Of The Csar. 49,,
"lf England. h. said. had not aus ~
the spoliatior q Poland. and v ~ :
protested against Russian inter'e''eIc 4,
Hungary, W should have been 'P''., ~ -
dangers aud sAesi6c-s Of the r'esse.' -, u ).
wi,isoss the spending Of one E"s',h s" ,''s'
" the shedding Of drip o. E"e'''" ". !,
lie eontsndsd that either there ws' ." ~. !.
esrisy IN he pso'sssion. Or no po'"
moaning H. Ne dssig". that Tsrasy -
mslstslnrd - nsesssa,y 70 ~ 49, -
| Esrops, and Russia - b. eAssAsd WV.
Poland being At the zane dns ':s:es".
Il ~ ,nd~rs-Asr' nation. enc "'
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NJ ". ara uud.r obligation. to our

Or ". ara under obligations 10 our
Senators. Me..r. llons,on and Rusk, ard
to our worthy Representative. Hon. @. w.
smy tn. for Congregational speeches. Ihese
yeo,,emeu have been unremi'ting /" 'he''
KIM st,er,,ons to u, throughout the long
.e..iao Of Congress which is alb utto close.
snd ~c embrace .hc occasion 10 again re,
srrn them our thank.. Towards our Sen"
tor. personally We entertain kind feelings
however much we may have opposed =
portion Of their political eonrse. II would
have given d. mach more pleasure to have
found ourselves with then than against
them. Drt a conscientious devotion OF
what We conceived the best interests of the
Sna,h and N. Union. placed n. IN portion
Of an;apoui.m. It !. due To ou,seif 10 say,
that We are not, as has been 40 frequently
insipuas-d. PERSONAL, hostile 10 them that
we have had u desire to pull them dawt
To hnlld up others blow sp. are men,
who know nothing Of patriotism aud ipde
pendent ierliug To- ascribe unwof,hr motives
TO other. y May our Senator'S fnd. when
the, return bone. ihn, ''auqnili', r.d hap
puess Ia H.. bosom Of their families which
they have failed to realize in the eares aud
VACATIONS of public life.
Il gv-su pleasure to say thst VIZ Sm,th
mas made, as We think. a very good repre-
sentative. he haa not inflicted upon ;he
House OF Representatives or his cous,Iiu>
en,s any long woded speeches. No ore
expected him Ia. But he has, 40 far rs we
have obs rived. voted with the democracy
and given cordial supper, TO the admin
istia,ion
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

ls9icSIrv TO ouR FLA0-Tbe Shrevc
por. South Western gives IN insi.a, OF an
'udignl,y offered ,o our h,s, by a British
slrsm figaie, acting under the orders oi
the British Government. from whicl, il
would appear that the odious exercise OF
the pretended right of search. which led to
the war Of 1912, is To he revived. The
packet ship Minnesota. Captain Allen, ar
rived at New York IRON Liverpool. on the
the 2'i,h ul,.. Captain Allen reports. tia,
Nav o.. | An. Ia, 35. long. TO- saw her
Britanpic Mejrsty' steam Gisa,r Gladiator.
which fred two guns Tor Us 10 hesve to -
bnst on board, and ordered the VI H. he
hove TO immediately, sud then demanded
the ships pepers. Capt. Allen asked the
Biili.h officer 10 charge Of tn" boat by what
authority hc hoa'icd the Minpeso,a and
demanded her papess. The officer replied
tia, ii was By order OF bis Government
aud stated that !, was an unpleasant, datv
for him, but his orders w.re imperative
The papers were produced, carefully es>
nnined, aud after an boul . deay. the ves>
sel WA allowed to proceed. The frs,
officer Of the ship was informed by lhe
officer OF tho boat, that bad not tho ship
been hove 10, after the f.'og of two guns,
she would have received y brnadside.
The south Western may cease It's rroak
Incs, II tho lacts are as represented. Pee.
sid,nt Pierce will no, fail to demand itnme,
distS s@d,a.a.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

OF The editor Of the Leon Pioneer pub
fishes list "f the candidates who hsv.
been owing Him ever since July. 1853 for
announcing 'hei, names aud other printing
connected with the canvass. The Wss,,
iog,on Ranger says that il every paper
would nd"p, the same rule, publisher,
would not suffer SO much by political aspi
rants aud office seekers ". have "A lew
in the anne a., who may ose Of these days
hear from u.s.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

Tns RArr--'l'hs Hsnsts has passed. 4
Joint Resolutions placing the ol0O,O00 .p
psopria.ed 'ce tho rsmovd u ~ ~ river
ran under the direction Of III Secretary Of
War; This. II the il"s.s cossru,s. will ~n
shlc him to accept Cot. 6A'rst's psopo.i
sion Which i, not to rsmovs the ran, hut
~ cut oG. through the lakes aud bayous,
q ct better navigation, with less length
81 1oste. and 10 Keep il open for ten years
IL ths ssn named. We hope this may he
eonssmms.sd shortly. W. have long -.
|llsvsd u " " The bat ecurss.
(Cio-ksr,l,e S.as3ard
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Axxx.Ar,ox o. rmx sAxpwum I,

AxNktATioN ~ rMk SANDWICH IL
LAxpA The New York Cosr,er asd FL,
e"irer stake that dispstrh has been m.
ceised from W. Gr"gg. our Commits Toner
At the Sandwich lslunds, to the effect that
the native government throws itself iu,o
the han'is OF the American party for pro
lection from French. Eog"h aud Other
foreign settlers Tho Commissioner hn.
b~en empowered TO accept the Island fo'
th~ United States. and Asssrs the native
government Of American protection.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

OF The following ARE the dimensions Of
a beet recently received by the editor OF tho
Gslveso" t',nes Length. IS inches; Dis
amsiss, o inches; circumference, 2 feet o
iachss; weight. vi poands Ihis it a beet
that We shoald say was bard to heat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

dated kssfnan June 18th. furnishes that
rapsr with the following account Of = ho'
lid nsufdss:
"lhs occurrence took place some
twelve ,nllss east Of our village IN the
.ixthorh"od of College Mound. bstwes"
two brothers named Oxford; originating
il son,. family difference and terminating
| in tho death Of one Of tho eosnbata"ts.
rrodaccd nv shot from ride il The hsnds
of bic brother; and also. IN The death Of
Mr.. Oxiord, ~ife Of Samuel Oxford.
Th-rs w~ss others. whose names have not
vet learned. who were sccesssry 10 the
deed but have made their escape. II 10
however. to bs hoped that they may he sP
pretended ard that punishment inflicted
which the nature Of their crime 30 justly
merits"
MuRpEs.--On Monday evening. the j2,l,
inst, Coroner Hall was informed that the
i..dy OF "a man WAS lying an Diamond
Till. in this town. A jury OF inquest "as
inn,e.,a,-l, inpanaeled; and upon view
ing the body it ~as found to he that OF
Dsnipl !smith. A biickia,es. From the
evid-nc. sdduced, il appeared that there
was y difficulty between sm'th aud Ger
msn, na,n.d SAMUEL Sehw~nder. during
which Smith was killed by having his
throat cut with acme sharp instrument, aud
schwander slightly wounded in the abdo.
men. The verdict Of the jury WAS
THAT deceased came 10 his death BY =
violent hlow received from the nand OF
| -. Snk, Ni
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

~. L. ?. <x'ru. rsrsnt iioplo. oanty. Texas,
Y. I: *.sesoo. clsSs springs, Harrison
~. n. WArsus. Ey.ian Yields
ksv. 3, Await. Pine Tfse, Uf~buf Z"
DAvio SriSsos G,lmes. -
~ All subscriptions cat u the rouniy mu.i be raid
~ u aAsans. W. adopted ,h- rule .cme lime ago.
~ ~ Fsasnn shat !, Il ruublr collect sntn
ANRassts lsan lhsy Ats Wofth
~ Notsy ran b. ssns " " By mai Al cur r,k. BY
hh9 M uesips u The rorsmas,sr, ,l.a /, has been
sAso Rewarded
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Any psrroB who may have served on the
lHvi~e'bIs o. Terrible, cruising in the Calf Of
MexIec, during the year $50, will render \
favor b communicating The fsct 10 the editor
q this pspsr. Esidcrs of service Is required
" ore sfthe eompauy to perfect head right
certificate. eT Our exchanges wii please no
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

OF We are under obligations TO J. r.
Morgan. Esq, Of Jefferson, Tor la'ge sup,
ply of newspapers. embracing tbs leading
Journals OF Louisville. Cincinnati, and New
Oseans. lie will please accept our thanks
for his kind attentinhs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

OF The W-stef" Texan contains n sum.
mary from the tax list Of San Antonio, from
which Il Appears that tbs amoun; Of real
and personal property In that city snou"ts
I" eiG7s,700. Tho increase IN two years
has beer e57s.7v0. Tie city taxes amour,
10 oS61j So
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

or Tho Isxns Ranger. OF the 18th, an
nounces that Bro, Heard. Of rat killing and
patent sosp nrtoietv. 10 in Washngton.
vending hs notions" 10 tn. qualification
and delight Of the citizens Of that interests
iic village
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

or The editor IL the Galveston Times
Gays that he ptfsa the woid Irras to
fsA-i-so. an the grounds OF economy. We
are inclined to b. li~ve il results from his
helligcrnt pror"nsi,ies. lie only wanted
. change TO knnck an l.yel out.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

W Tho Jefferson li-ralj publishes a
long liss Of subscriptions f'om merchants
in New Orleans. for cleaning nut the Lake.