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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-27

IuSEpn y. pREWIrT & co,
IIANE received large and well selected
| slo,k of FANCY DRY GOODS,

II AVE received large and well selected
l slock of FANCY DRY GOODS,
Hardware and tuilerJ, which they oder to
their friend, customers and the public gene
rally, on terms suitable To the emergency Of
the t'nss.
SAID sock consists Of Ready Made Clo-
thing, % the latest fashions, and of excellent
-iylt and taste, beng selected ffvm u stock OF
superior FrEeh Goods,
Also fancy prints If beautiful kind aud
slY ie, AID rare specimen Of ladies' bopn,i.,
~ the pre'iie~, and nsaies,, perhaps. in this
market Saddles and brides, o. all sizes and
varieties, aud boots and shoes, ard fine VEN
tlipiod hats. and every other kind II hs, sold
in this market together with all oshsr articles
usually kept by merchants, all Of which
ntftr Low and would be glad to s<!l to good
customers as soon as possible, ~ wc sapect
,oou 70 receive large addition from n, York
city. hv Whwn We can from time 20 time. n.
piculsh, and thus Keep our shelves fall Of sncl,
lhings ~ tae people wsn', and ARE compelled
L. have Pleas, col and examine iof your
selves, belpre purchasing elsewhere and obiigc
vog1 friends,
JOSEPH +. PREWlTr & co.
l.Fcisun, Mnv 20, 1854. ".
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE

7 ETTERS Of Administration were granted
IL 10 the undersigned on the estate Of Ben
lsmin Kimb-'lng, deceased, at the April tern,
Of the county court pertaining to deceased per
sons. held in and for the county Of Harrison
Texas, on thu 34,h Of ApXl, A. b. 1884 This
IL thsssteM e-ne.ify ali psrsona having ehima
sgaiass sd estate 70 present them within the
time prescribed by law, and those indebted to
max. immediate payment
EMILY klMRERLlNC. Adm'x.
ROBERT HALL, Admir-.
".~ IS, No g.
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THE MAMMOTH STABLE,

THE MAMMOTH STABLE,
tIhols,ois and Retail Saddle and Harness,
Shop.
Large saddle and harness shop
~ has been wanted fora long time
-" in Marshall. The subscriber,
aware Of this, have recently visited New Or.
leans and returned With large and well Ne.
ec,ed stock Of every thing In the a
above line which they will sell on more
favorable terms than has ever been
offered In this market, either for cAsh or corn
and fodder II You wan, any,hn. Of the kind
don't send abroad or put yourself TO tho
trouble Of hunting around, but cali down and
look al our stock, and price our goods
Shop adjoining Livery Stable, North side
public square.
The Lioery Siabls is Handsomely fitted up,
and is acknox lodged to be one Of the arg.s,
and bes. regulated Establishments In the State
Persons ralroni,ing this stable may res, Assur.
ed that their horses will receive avery attention
We keep plenty Of proveuder and faithful hos,.
lers.
G. r. HYNSON Il Go.
III We have horses, bagri.s, hacks, AID
carriage. 10 h!re. ssl. or trade
April 21,h, 1854 ~
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

hE I McAlLt\Ny Surgeon and Ph, 10
- sician respectfully tenders his services 10
the publ, IA t.,4 various branches of has pro-
fcssl1u.
,ife-sop. T,ras JsnN IS 81
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS
TIE Splendid Passenger Packet Steam>
boat p r. hmbaH
H~c~h THE p r klMBALL, l.. w
A9r&Nf BRoAuwELL, master, Will c0ntiu.
- - Ne to make regular trips IN the
Shreveport trade during the bnlatoe of the
season leaving each port punciualiy, E- fol-
lows:
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NE W FIR NJ.

W III IL N
WILSON, DADE, 4. co,
(North.enst corner Of the Pubic Square, OPP
posite the Planters Hotel)
'I>HE undersigned having formed partner
/ ship in the nercantll. business beg leave
to inform the public tina, they have on hand a
good supply OF tapie and Fancy Dry Good,
Hardeare, QIe-nsua {, DC, and expect soon
to add largely to their present stock
We intend Offering unusual Inducements IN
the way Of prices, AS well as goods and shall
be pleased to have you call on ~, tina, we may
convince You II is your interest TO gre NJ &
liberal share Of your patronage. Hoping 20
men, all we ask, We are
Your obedient servants.
JAMES r. WILSON,
LEE NJ. DADE.
Marshall, Jan, 7. 1854, n21-ly.
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ouAaLus Dncxrnr.

o0ARL0S OUCxUnr
SHfONaRLE BOOT AND OFNAhFR
t>nuih west rofnor n the pubif square.
EEpS constantly on hand large assert.
IN ment Of ladies and fcnllcmen'- boots and
shoes Of hi, own manufacture also good
supply Of sole and upper leather for sale
From hls long experience and close attention
to the business, he hopes 10 have a continuance
Of that patronage heretofore 50 literally be.
slowed on him Al order, promptly attended
to, and work warranted.
Nov 10, 1888 nlsy
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Agcary

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
r E1-TERS Of Administration were granted
IL to the undersigned, on tho estate Of Hen
derson Stan6eld, deceased, At the April term,
Of the county court pertaining to the estates
of deceased persons, held in and for the coun.
ty Of Harrison, on the 2+th day Of April. A. D..
1854. This ia therefore TO notify all persons
having claims seainst aaid estate to present
them within the time prescribed by law, ind
those indebted to make mandate payment
". ". 0. STANFlELD. Admir-
May 10, No. AZ
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BRANDiES. WINES. &c.
E>INE Brandy, Port, Madeira, Sherry and
Cisr-t Wines London Porter. (!or med.
zeal purposes and Cider Vinegar, for sale at
the Cay Drug Store.
YOUNG 4 JOHNSON.
April 80, 1854, ~
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DISSOLUTION.
sEtoe. Ckt
q. &. GREGG T. CO.,



(On the West SIDE of the pobiie SquaseJ
MARSHALL, TkxAs,
AT 7HE ON STAND or GREGG : HEI
NHEth We viii be most happy to serve
w our old friends AID the ppbir genera hy
a. dealers in Dry C,uaS, Kraicsre C.tis'p
Wood Ware, Queensnare, Has, Cops, Bon.
nsis, boots, Shoes, Ready Made Cioh,rF
seaoot Bots, Siaiionert DC, dc, wher, al
srIicles generally found To country aioros, can
BE- had On the most favorable terms for cash
or on time to good promP, psying customers.
We tcndet cur sincere thanks to the people
Of HARRISON and adjoining counties for TIA,
patronage - literally extended for the pa,
nine wears, 10 eur Nj @ q Gregg. during bis
connection With the late trin, OF Evans Gregg
& Key, aud Grey Il Key, nnd most respect.
fully solicit ~ continuance Of the same 10 or
new firm, hoping Dy sirAigh, forward, far
upright course in business, to merit the con
fdence OF the people aid liberal share OF trad =
piedg,ng ourselves to place our customer.
on an equality, IN every respect, with those t.,
the beX, houses IN Marshall an 1e osA /, d
jav iriat.
M-fshsll Jenuyey IL 1854
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TEMPLE OF HONOR.

Memb~rv will remember that Olive Branch Temple
of Honor No meets the hrst and third Thursday
IN every month The meeting on neat Thursday - of
an rnyorsn, character. and II Is hoped tina. every
member will l,e In attendance.
ny order Of the Temple
JOHN II. GRAIN, W r
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Store IN Johnson's Brick Buiii,ng, North
side Of the Public Square,
HAS Just received, and is now opening a
l l large and handsome assortment, of
DRY GOODS,
which canno, be surpassed in this market,
consisting in part " the following ARTICLES
$50 pieces Of rich prints
so do French ginghams
80 do French lawns
fine assortment Of ladies' fancy dress goods /,
bernecs ha,aderc robes painted, swiss jaco.
net, and cro-S-har mu~llns co,'onade-, linens.
hosiery, &c. \ very large and choice stock
READi MiDE CLOTUING.
Boots, shoes, and hats, and, in fine, a great
variety OF articles unncrc .sary to .numerate
The above assortment cf goods have been
selected with great care, aud purchased at low
hgure>. lie is therefore prepared to sell very
ehrap. u, wishes TO make rapid sales, and in
order TO do so, is contentcd with small profits
lie will sell for cn-h to purr,ual customers
on time
MAY lb, 6m
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AXE AND JEFFERSON PACkET

Ina BELI GATES, " REcoErs, Nas.
ter, having been purchased express
" for the Red River and Lake trade, having
superior accommodations, viii make regular
trips IN the above trade Throughout, the season.
March / 1854 Il
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Elementary Branches, $40 90
Second Junior Glass, rs 90
First 40 90
Middle Glass, 40 90
Senior 80 90
Incidental fee for each, 90
Music on Piano, with
use of Instrument, $40 90
Music on Organ with
use of Instrument 40 90
Music on Guitar, with
use Of instrument, 36 90
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery, and
Wax Work, each 10 90
Board can be obtained with the Principal, BY
paying IN advance, at the very low rates of
$50 90 for 10 months In all cases the pupil
VIII be expected to remain, from the time Of
entrance, I'LL the close Of the session, but for
those who prefer attending but half Of the
session, just ouc.half of the preceding rates
will be charged, No deductions excepting for
protra1,ed sickness. A limited number Of
young ladies will be received As Parior Board
ers, who ~ill be allowed, al the discretion OF,
the Ppaeipal, to make and receive visits.
Blis for Board aud Tuition payable semi.
annually,
EMMA W. BONFOEY, Principal
July .. 1853 nl-ly
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JEW ELRY.
JOSEPH Z. PRE- WITT T. CO.,

I.fsrson, Teras.
II AVE ON hand splendid aAsortren, Of
II 'eeslrr, ecna.''rg n cold and Aver
ws,ehes. lsdsS Ard genllensH's tssssi pins.
OF al ..:.s ssl ~! finger rnsy hrsee'sn
gold pens and pspc.is, ls1'se' cc6 Piss; ~.
ilemsns aau, ard sisAspd bu.,enb, Id!t
clasp. hrssss-psas ts.Ismsste Of XssSn,-
ana Odd FslIswlAip; !sd'ts and ssnts ossss-
ing NJ, e., &c AL Of whisA are wxsraasAd
TO 70 genuine articls.. aad sold Cheap
A,o 'plsnd'd assostusns Of is1ss wnSshs
ard ar,.hc.sls. aad . lot OF superior pea.
knives
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Her officers viii spare no pains TO render
passenger. comfortable, and give general rat.
i,faction to shppc's
Aprll 18th, isji
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CUTLERY. &c,
u OGERS ard Wostsnholr,s pen and
II pocsot knivss, hne rsxors, razor .srops,
shaving, tooth, nail, comb and hair brashes
scissors, and shears, Sc for sale at tho City
Dru, Store.
YOUNG a JOHNSON.
April ~ 1884 ly
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MEDICAL CARD.
MOTORS A, y. a. T.. T. NJ Johnson have
- ms, ociated themselves in the practice Of
Sledlcne
ar Office one door west of the City Drug
Store
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RiiGAl.lA.

Nish ALA.
WE have on hand +, choir. lo, 81 Ma-,nis
" ard odd Fellows R-pslia and SasAv.,
which sc ate selling u, low prices.
+ VI. GRAll AN " BRO.
Jefferson, April -, 1851 I,
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REGULAR PACKET.

eQA THE hne steamer CADDO, No
= 2, GRAHAM, master, having beeH
thoroughly repaired for the season, aud fitted
up in a most admirable style. Will make her
regular tips on cyerJ other WEDNESDAY
leaving Shreveport on the arrival Of the Mar
ahali stage, ~, follows
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RREME1 AND ADAMS

West SIDE Of The Public Square.
LAVE jus, received. and are now opening
l ! carefully selected stock Of spring and
summer
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J " T. T. II n,

JUST RECEl\ ED.
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New spring and Summer Goods.
WE are now receiving n large and wei So
w lectcd stock Of goods for the spring
ard summer trade. consisting in part Of
LADIES' Dress Goods,
Silks, bcragcs, tissues, lawns, jaconcts, plain
book and swiss musins figured and plain
ginghams, assorted.
Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps. Bonnsh.
and ready mads eh'hing Of the latest styles.
Those wishing to purchase summer clothing,
Or summer goods, will find it to their ndyan-
,age to give as a cn'l
TuErFORD l. WILSON.
April 30, 1854 ly
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WRITING INKS.
DUSSiER's Black Ink,
ID Blue do
Arnsld's chemical writing Fluid.
Red, and armipc Ink For sale by
II. n X, II. KEY.
Marshall, Nav IL, 1884.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-07

CosT OF HEATING LOCOMOTIVES ON
THE PRAIRIEs.-A writer III the New
York Post says: The experience of a
ride in still, cold day, from Detroit to
Chicago has taught me that some things
are to be learned by experience alone.
The consumption of wood upon the open
prairies, in cold weather, in the Locomo-
tives, is very much greater than among
the settlements or in the timbered coun-
try, and the amount of steam produce
much less. A train will leave Detroit
with from twenty-five to thirty cars, and
from eighty to one hundred pounds of
steam. AS it nears Chicago on the
open prairie, the steam will fall gradual
" to thirty five or forty-fve pounds; and
the engine, leaving half its train runs
with the remainder to Chicago. So put
an iron box stove on the top Of one of
the cars on the prairie, let the fire burn
intensely, and the surface Of the stove
will not burn the hand laid upon it. 1t
is problem, the solution of which would
make the fortune of an inventor, how
this very rapid loss of heat can be pre-
vented.-Pefhaps some Of your readers
can find a remedy.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-07
OH Illustrated Journals.

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Every man, woman and child who loves
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THE ILLUSTRATED YDROPATH-
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-07

STRONG LANGUAGE.-The meeting at
Syracuse on Wednesday evening, to ex-
press sympathy with the rescuers of Jo-
seph Glover, at Milwaukee on the lin.
was largely attended. The following is
one of the resolutions adopted:
That the citizens of Syracuse, in the
early and triumphant days of the Fugi-
tive Slave law, made one pledge to all
the world-and kept it-and that we
now offer to join with Milwaukee and
Racine and all our sister cities of the
North, in holy confederacy, which by
all that is venerable in memory of our
fathers, all that is glorious in the struc-
ture of our institutions, all that is prec-
ious in the reputation Of our country, all
that is imperative in the claims of hui
manly, all that is solemn in the com
mandments, of God, shall swear that no
friendIess or broken hearted fugitive
shall ever again be consigned to slavery
from the North, under the accursed act
1850.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-07

EDUCATIoN IN LoU1sIANA.--The State
Superintendent of schools of Louisiana,
has recently visited all the different parts
ofthe state and has published long report
of the results of his examinations, made
to the legislature. The report states that
in several parts of the State the local
directors We're found to be totally incapa-
bic Of performing this duty, for the very
potent reason MofMey themselves do not
know ho,c to rcodo, arrit.e' In one parish
the warrant of the teacher on file contain
ed instead of the signature, the mark of
twelve different directors. Other dis
.ricts the proportion of the directors who
made their mark instead of signing their
names was two out of every three. The
Superintendent speaks of this state of
things as deplorable, and one of which
unprincipled teachers do not fail to take
improper advantages, and urges that at
least two out of every three directors
should at least know how to read and
write.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-07

with The line OF said lots and 10 the west line of
said lot ., said line - IT, line parallel with
the line of said lois & To the east line of said lot
| |. ON c line ofsaid lot to beginning.
Lot b 81 e or sec 81 range %
Lots & Gin L a l. 81 T 9 n 23- Part Of beg al
point On the line of said lot One, 81 f OF the F.
corner of the same w on line parallel with line of
said lots g. TO the w line OF said lot =: on said w
line - feet: on line parallel with the line of said
lois & TO the 4 line Of said lot tine; on Eline OF
said lot One, to place Of beginning.
Il 81, E3i T ? II 23.-The y or Of
l. 2B IS do do do do All OIL 2lying East Of
Exchange st
l. So do do do do Part of lot 5 beginning
nj point on the w side of Exchange 81 100 n of the
line of said lot ); w line parallel with said
line of l32 Sto point the line OF said lot
i2J feet of the w corner OF the same: T. ON the
line of said lot 10 the w lihe of Exchange ST: on
said W line to place of beg 53 n
Eqr q. / Il % Land on the beg at the S w
corner of lot H. in B IL in Holmes Nichols addn: 5
& rods; W rods; \ rods; L : rods.
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NOTICE no CREDsTOHs.
.ENosHA COUNTY COURT-TN PROBATE
In Tho ,,atfer of the Estatn M Rnrnnrd Hall.

kENOSHA COUNTY COURI-lN PhobAib L.
In the matter of the Estate Of Barnard Han.
n ETTERS Of administration having been issutd
i'm this case, II is ordered that all persons nav
ing any claims or demands against barnard ia1ie
rsouired In preseuf the same for examination and
adir-e nj before The Judge Of the County Court, at
hs office ia the City ana County Of kenosha, on It's
first Mondays July and october lo3f' AZ w o'clock
A n Of said day It j. further ordered that this
notice be published in the kenosha telegraph, a
seek ne spaper printed in said City and County,
FOR four weeks successively before the first hearing
and hat copy ofihis order be posted upon the out
or door OF the Court House, and ia three other pub
lie places in said County.
JON b. JILsUN, County Judge.
Feb. 18th, 1854. 4-3s
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-07

New Story By DIcKENs.-The title
of NJ. Dickens new work is Hard
Times" 1t will be published weekly
in the Household Words, the first num-
Der 10 commence on Goth Of March, the
whole to be completed in five months.
Dickens recent inquiry into the Preston
strike is said to have originated the title,
and in some respects to have suggested
the turn of the story.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-07

PAssENGERs.-The number of pas
sengers transported over the Great Wes-
tern and Central Railroads is daily on
the increase. From five to six cars 90
out every morning and evening heavily
loaded. Over 500 went out on this
mornings train.-Dttrou Tribune, IS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-07

DEATH FROM EATING CLovEs.-Mr.
Amos Brown, an esteemed citizen of our
village, died in commissions yesterday,
and subsequent post mortem examin-
alton showed conclusively that his death
was caused by eating cloves, which he
had been in the habit of using as sub
stltUte for tobacco. y verdict was rem
derei accordingly GrumrUe .4dro-
fnfe
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-07

ANOTHER War AGAINST Mn. Booru.
The editor of the Free Democrat in
his paper of Saturday states that he has
been seryed by the L. S. Marshal with
n Summons, i'll the name of the Presi-
dent of the United States, to answer TO
BENJAMIN. 5. Garland, to his damage, in
the sum of Two Thousand Dollars, for
the loss of his Slave before Judge Miller
the first Monday of April.-NirapIec
Sentinel.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-07

The journal Of Health mentions the
case OF a lady, who has been severely af-
fiieted with palpitation of the heart, for
several years, who finds immediate relief
by taking a small quantity of ordinary
soda water.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-07

MIssoURl.-The prohibitory question
Is beginning to be talked of IN Missouri.
One or two large and very respectable
temperance papers have recently been
started 1.-THE State, and like other States,
the question of prohibition will soon be
the great question Of the people.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-07

NAVIGATION At DETRoIr.-Boats are
now making regular trips between De
troit and the following ports: Smdusky,
Port Huron, Sandwich, Toledo, Spgin-
aw Twill commence this week and Cleye-
land.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-07

Rg"A petition has been presented to
the Maryland Legislature, praying that
body to pass an act making public swear
ing punishable by fine and imprison
meut.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-07

"Mother, can't go and have my da-
guerreotype taken.' mo, my child, |
guess itisu't worth while" "Well, then,
you might let mo have a tooth pulled /;
| never 90 anywhere"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-07
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II will be from the above, that The Good Time
50 long promised has fairly come, and the under
signed as Salesman in this establishment, would be
exceedingly glad all OF his Old friends and
TONERS, hand tO take advantage OF it. II will give
him much pleasure to show the goods and he i
quite il will be great mistake TO buy elsewhere
before calling here and examining.
CHARLES & BROWN.