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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-01
COMMERCIAL.
NEw YORK MARKET.


NEw roax. March 3I.-Cosson market bueyast; saisI
OF $3.50 bales at IN advance OF ~ 70 ~. Niddlinl
oTleans hs: middlioe Up,aads lax. Flour dspsess
Cd; sales Of 1000 bills. Wheat unsettled: sales Of g.
600 bush; al Qualities being slightly lover. Csrr
Arm aaes Of 0oo bush zoe for mixed. Pork heav,
sndsirrexular. Mess Pork 81 7sss3 VI; Premium
Si9 50; sales OF 400. Chicago Beef oi6eN IS pei
Dbl. Lard unchanged; sales Al lax in bbls. Bacor
unchanged. Whisky advaacsd sc; Gales at T9s7Is
Coffee heavy and &C lower. Sugar bueyant; sales o.
Havana at li9is. rresets on Gotten 10 Liverpool
nrmer Grain going at easier rates.
new ORLEANS MARKET.
NEw ORLEANS, March II .-sales Of Cotton to-day 2.
30 bales At 1is9l3y. Receipts 10 day 3.l0 baies.-
Receipts less than last year, 1870 bales. Receipts Ia
all Southern ports less than last year 900. hss
Pork 80 Is. O,her articles unchanged.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CtHcsSnAri, March 3l.--Flour unchanged: moderate
and In local demand at previous rates. Whisky 81.
moderate demand. Provisions active; sales Of ZOO
bbls Mess Pork at sei So Clover Seed offered at d :.
without Luysrs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-01

or We call attention to the advertisement
>of carriage shop for sale. 1t is . rare chance
xor one in that line.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-01
10 MAsONs AND CONTRACTORS

70 MASONS AND CONTRACTORS.
TuNHE Board OF Trustees Pigeon vanderburs
County. Ind prepared to receive sealed sails
mp Saturday the Flat of March tor building two
heavy Cor bridge Pseon Greek the
line the corporation OF Lamas
re work rock, work the material sand
stone and viii contain ahcut P~rches rs cubit feet to
monthly estimates viii made Of work done. and
ground Of whieh ~ cent WILL he paid in
Fac Board retaining 10 per cent until che co
pIetion Job Pans eau be
IIcei by applying Mr. Pbiiip Kramer
business house OF Decker ksamcr. Main street.
isn2i-tt
Att meeting of the Trustees Of Pigeon Township. held
tue March, 1885, IL ordered that the time 70
proposals building abutments tor bridge across
Pieecn led the 18th day Of April 1851
Iahis-td JAS. q. HATCHErT. Tow nship Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-01
NEW YORK.

From ALBERT q. RICHARDsONsS Ad-
vertisng and Coffcsropdence once, No. 36o Broad
way.N New York.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-01

0BA0 Z SMALL,
IMPoRTERs . DEALERS IN FoREfoN DOMESTIC
WINES, BRANDIEs. GINS. c01DIAls,
GIG a ~ . &C.,

EVANSVILLE. IND.
jsss sysssd With lsfss stock % shsiss wiass
Lqusss. Csars. Be-. vhieA they oass - dsalsss
shs sws psiesss the Thsy iaviss the attention
sVs then ssSs ssssfsssles fsssrS price, AID
quality. ohosN
Mirror of the times., 1857-12-12

Burchard, the revivalist, was ip the
hshit.of .laddFmsing lhis n1neregatipn in
this manner; sailYequ1 .02.ih y
j am now going to pray, and want
all that desire to be prayed for 10 send
up their names on piece ofpaper. ssa
On the occasion to which we refer,
there was at once sent up to the desk
quite "a pile Of little slips of paper; with
the names Of those on whose behalf re
was to " wrestle," as he said, 'swith the
Almighty" ssa
"A pause ensued, when he said: Il
FrS4s Send EN- 'up!-E can pray for five
thousand inst as easy % / can pray for 2
dozen. Send ''em up. If you haven't
any paper. get up and name the friend
you want prayed for.
aAtx this stage Of the proceedings, q
stalwart man ofsix test and halflinI his
stockings, q notorious unbeliever, and a
confirmed wag to boot, rose IN the midst
of the congregation, a mark for sall, and
amidst the winks and becks and smiles
Of the auditory, said: Mr.. Bur
chard, want you to pray for Jim Thomp'
son. sla
The reverend petitioner saw at once
from the excitement produced in the
congregation that Oziel was "hard
case."
What is your name, sir? And who
is Mr.. Thompson 2"
"It's Jim Thompson; he keeps
tavern down in Thompsotyille, and
keep public house q little beloNr him. HI
is an internal scoundrel, and ! want yo'
give him ljft."
But" said Mr.. Burchard, have yo'
any faith in the efficacy Of prayere ID
you believe in the petition :"
q That's neither here nor there, J, r.
sponded Oziel 9" want you to try ito
him." s
Mirror of the times., 1857-12-12

A Michigander boasts Of his pump
kins, that grow twelve feet in . week.
Our government ought to plant some Of
Of these vines to carry its mails. 81
When the Irishman first tried peach
es. he said he liked their favor, but the
seeds lay hard ON his stomach. ae1
A nabob, in severe fit Of goqt, told
the physician that he suffered the pains
Of the damned. The doctor coolly re-
piled: ~ !.
"What, already :"
Why was Et. Paul like horse
Because he loved Timothy.
How many deaths 7" asked the hos
pital physician, on going his usual morn
Nine, sill, )" replied the steward.
How is that I ! certainly ordered
medicine for ten. -.
Z g Very true, but one wouldn't teke
it.r said the steward. Ans
He is a fool that grumbles at every
mischance.
Mirror of the times., 1857-12-12
Mirror Of the Times.


VI ~ w Sw ~ A0t
Msw old Ars Thsa.
How old art thou " llra Eps,snrsth tin
BY things that fan away and die. '.'
By sickled zelda of Autumn prime.
Summers last bloom or Winters sky. M
is.l Age from its span it, building takes
The cheek forgets its rossats glow,
The form its grace, the hair its hue. II
-a The brow its beauty them 90.
But the trne heart can ueser grow old,
!. Its eye i bright when youth has hedS@
Its ear is never duh to sound.
Its lip can speak though speech be dead
.5sf BY prayer. by alms, BY written page
By planted words Of holy trust,
$50. Il quickepeth lofe from ago to age.
Itliveth when his frame ID dust.
So. count thou not thine age by tears,
Or smiles of fortunes fckle ray,
Nor say how old thou art, years
/ s+s OF waste and folly, and decay.
But ever with stcadfasteye
On Him from whom thy life proceeds
Notch thou its seasons on the sonl,
And tell it's calender by deeds i
Mirror of the times., 1857-12-12


BRowNLow's OBIrUARY.-Brownlo
j of the Knoxville Wing complains, IN
common with the craft, Of the incopven-
lent and unnecessary length Of the 0bitu-
ury notices sent him for publication,
which he pronounces useless nonsense,
n and concludes by saying, when we die
we desire some friend to pen this obitu-
airy notice for us: Ae.s, s'a.-
Departed this life on -- day, in
the --- year Of hisage. g. w Brown
low, for many year4 sthe editor Of .
newspaper.
* He desires it stated TO the world, that
! if fhe had his life to live over again, he
he could improve il IA many respects.
He leaves no apology To be made td men
( in this life, and asks, no faY6ts nor sym
pathy, of anybody "on the other side Of
Jordan" but his God I, His friends, il
he DhAvs any left behind, can be Of no
service TO him his enemies, he is proud
TO know can't reach him. es1i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-01
Hardware, Cutlery &c.

Pocket, and table Cutlery, butcher ,,n,yr-,
horse healrs, putty and shoe kui'e.. shears.
scissors, Sheep shears, r1rors, hrmmef and
mortice thiSeis, Gouge- plane bits srgur.
ard arrIr bits, IRON braces, bfiee and hi-
drawing knives, ~ Squares, sies' aHa iron Do,
Bowel 10, plne-r-, nippefs, hand siee~ htasa
aw is, saw.seis. spoke .haNe., mofiice marking
Sitting rauger-, pocket rules hand pancl. ten.
non, fiP, ofris, wou. $40. cross Get saws fie,
tugur and asi handles, bench screws gpin'er
fore 'ark, smoothing, plough, -a-h, match, rtb.
bit. bead uic etc etc. Paucs mark ~ Awl4
glue Kettles vhe. rocks, oil stones. tub
wfenchcf; brad. rsetng tack nail aud shoe
hammers, saldier> pauchr- shsncling. claw
broad, ,ath.ng AMI hunters lfAieb,ts / nd
broad amt choppag axes dyidefs and Gotta.
passes, -pint levels hand saw, midi saw ,
Flat bastard half-ragnd, etc etc Files shoe
horse ard wood -asps enanelled kettles I,
ron, buttaui4 and q 5 .ah.e ana Yea spoons /.
bastine spoons, ladies' skimtners flesh ford
Try pans, tea Kettles, sauce pans, butttnia
coIee pots, to-. pots, GUYS, mug- has hfi-
ttnia and jap4nea candle ,ucs- -nu'hrs
spiitoons, tea eanisi.fs, sugar boxes. nut meg
Etalrr-, pepper boxes, waters and tea trays,
tun.- and ,hoyels, tea bells. spring and tat
balances sad IRONS, coffee mills. coat hook.
curtain pas aIi bands, -iiter,, r., are u.og,e
traps, eat tack rim, store, door ncrlicr
uo,on, cin- t. plate pad, dc-k, rl.sst, tn, c-p.
board, saddle bag, ana sash loels ia. AID
dumb atehr-s krlches, gate hinges, east bolts
brass De. parliament do, wrought do, spin.
-.iGitef, aud shain tolts, coffin handles
,ereNs ard tack. bed ca knobs, asd hoy.
.a.tors, ,lekles, hay aue manure forks Iron
sal steel spades, seayes, hoes, fakes, 5ih
ia 3
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-01
Ga ia 9-A533 = YOo,
Are andm Stocks
SfRINC AND SUMNER, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
have eyeroF- ed ibs Market, Theirs
PURCHASED EXCLUSIVELY IN NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA,


Nft are nov receiving and opening our
w New Stock for 1887, direct from New
York, Philadelphia Bdiimor., and New Or
leans, where !, was purchased an the most IA
,orabls, terms, an. decidedly the most varied
and attractive Stock that We have brought to
Marshall, which se propose 10 sell 81 such "a.
ducej rates will no. leave tie good ptoy.o
of Harrison County the slightest excuse for
going elsewhere 20 have thet wants supplied
We propose with the assistance OF tle South
crn Pacific Railroad, l. trGr : Marshall,
New Orleans, shreveport, Jefferson aud all
intermediate Points thereby making ouS tii
Jbe Pisce W.etc Goods can and VII bee sold
Cheapest We further propose &c anticipate
all thi-. ta9 a lf,e, and commence non, a.
CONN enOt we must, busit ess 80 Railroad
principles W are among ahc pioneers 90
Marshall under that Od Fagsy Business syS-
TEN OF little pile at hugh prices. with long
credit, and ten per cent, but We wish Il now
distinctly understood tha, We stand in Young
Americas front Rank, doiag business IN Big
Lhmps. with quick Sales at Small Pre6s.
with Prompt Pay aud no Bi De5ft II yoa
Ike our propositions we otter yuu the follow
ing as part Of our stock for the present,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-01
THAT VOTE.

Apologize ~ the devo,ees Of Sam Hou,.
to" may for his course in Congress, there
Is ono vote that they can never justify by
any scrt Of excuse or psl..,ion. We rsler
to bis vote sgains, Mr. Douglass amend.
msnt The original bill. contained the lol>
lowing clsusc
-" which the Missouri compromise &C I
WAS suspended by tbs principles Of the leg.
'slation Of 1850. commonly called the com
promise measures anu 10 hereby declared
imperative"
1t was proposed by Mr.. Douglas to strike
out this clause IN order to NEE, the obiec.
ton OF Bel, Houston and other. to the
declaration that the Missouri icmpromiss
WAS repeated ~ this aill and to place
kanss. and Nebraska distinctly upon the
same basis M Utah aud Nav Mexico in the
bill Of 1850. Tor which Bell and Houston
voted The proposed amendnept OF NJ
Douglas wss ss follows
WHICH BEING A INCONSISTENT
WITH THE PRINCIPLES OF Non.
INTERVENTION BY CONGRESS WITH
SLAVERY IN THE STATS AND TER.
RiTOR!kS, As RECODNlIkD BY THE
LEGISLATION OF 1880, COMMONLY
CALLED THE COMPROMISE MEAS.
ohts, ~ titktBf DE. LAKED MOP
I'M. ,.m ~ 70 an, NoiD, l btiN. T..
THIS ACT not To i.EGlSLATE SLAN T..
NOR 10 rXCIIDE rr TIlERIFRoM
bu; to leave the people thereof perfectly free
10 form and regulate their domestic Institutions
IN ,heir own way, subject only to the constiiu.
" w" "''eo states
"e'e We 'e' 'n' instinct p''2o.'t'oh
Ho' 20 Ms's'd'e a"fs'P mo any 'sr'ao
~ or oid'e "9F eiei"ae me'Jrom but
JUST 70 ira'e u where Tue e"nsu'n''en' ana
,"e s'''''f'S' &c" OF 'o'o ''" u !. 'oi'
lowed, as matter OF course u'a' The Nan
Gas ACT hs' fesl'y n"'h'"g 10 60 Win TIE
missouri compromise "c' a"irs' ""; per,
no" OF 'h"' act was gheo"s'ne",nai' Ana
,ne" o' course no more man 'ns NrofasS"
Kansas net ,o' t''us'fa''oo' ,"e uec,s'oh
o. Tue Nv" 'eo' ess" wor'' nase peen
'hSoe II 'ne N""s"s "o' "a" not Ne' passed
ahe mus 'he supreme Noaf, was hiohe ith
" ae''us '"e oo"ss,'""on"i''y o. 'he o'u
NV"'r'""'Se "0' "' "'S"' "o' ''e'e-
'oie u'u NOV ''Ps"' vac '''so"'' 'o"p"'
"'se act any more WA" '"e s,' o. iSoo'
and 'hA nus WAS ihe we" OF WI "ei' MN
sr'i we may turn To 'hs vote
Nj seward cahed tor 'hs yeas ana nays
upon Tue "u'ehn'h"n'' a"o 'ney were 'aheoi
aud fesu''ed--yess 30 h"Ns ~, a. ioi
lows
ihAs-- "es"s' A""e.s' H,oh'so"' gay
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-01

A1rsldf, Irxds,
rALL the attention 81 the public 10 their
~ new stock OF Spring and summer G.,ocs.
consisting HI par. Of isa following articles
Pdnt-, Engl.sh, French and American fur
niture Prints. Of laiss, and mos, approved
styles, mu-lins painted, ssla and aeon-,s
bareges, and TISSUES Of every style and DE-
-crpiion Of pattern; silks, solid and fancy.
cambfe, gingiam. PLAIN solid aud plsid SUM
n.er eamhfir. ifi-h linen, brown linen, planter
and far,rers' linen. llin ani ,wiliel Chinese
graz linen, table linen, tsseihug. pkigs, and
crash linen sgmmer enl, fancy for psuia.
loon. alpaca black sleseia plain ard prnicd
halsnt- brown and biearhed tot,ca uilrinf1
diapers bubine,s ani lhule- l,ee-, fting-s.
gibbons assorted swiss and ,aeon,i euibroido
r.ss, inserting and ciE.ng sslft-, gra-- mo-
ilif alG hpop'i hsndEefcuief-, embroidered
pllH api p s' iehcl gents b0riercd and plair
six baHdiuna ,arl sneidef, gent, Napoleon
plain and Improved t4nay ties. ueeherthief.
six muslin and Jacone. les isiie- collars, ani
enibrudcres. collars and ,lcs ye- 70 match col
lars ans sleeves 90 separate cotton, silk.
au4 mafno hose, gents half hose, cotton
bleaelel and anbleached plain aud fancy
striped ladc- gloves, picnic. black. white,
sud eplot,l "a adde's KID sui doe guanilett.
Idle. Isle ,h,rai aul B.flin glove. gent,
black kids hlcs gaunilett4 fnc buck, drih,
doe. Berlin. Vie thread gloves buttons, bora
and lasting. spool cotton rolored and white,
Lay, black and white biaca and csipred sewing
ii X, tape, and braIa- lacets and cord hoss
and cable cord b,srk and white. curtain dam.
a-k fw foe fashionable b5uhei>, vail,
misses lit alie. Chinese ;ans, and shades
'lfy furnishing articles ladies' work hag-i
snd feiicu'e~, ih'mJie-, porinonaif, etc, e.,
Comb. India rubber. horn and buff u, dress
ng combs side. round, psi combs, fine.
tooth combs hair brushes, tooth bsu shes, anf
n.'l brushes gents dressing ease; stationery,
school and N -seliansnus, books; novels,
select and -lants-i blank books, pass books,
and men oiac4gm- books paper, note. let
ter, aud cap ltngioli and record, inr law
ye's steel pen-, per botcr~ pencils lead ani
,la.e peaoh points. -l4ie aad lns . school
and counting room iaksiaufs; portfolios,
bankers ct~r-, and mssia case. guitar, and
yipin -iaaz- bni song b1us. piano, guitar,
uoi,a and flute INSTRUCTOR, fancy epipgnes
ard extracts otto Of roses, and b ala pf tspu--
aud 4 'ecr- psi and puh boxes, mern fan,
aaa hts white and Il large aud varied assof.-
men, =. t5leisosp.
DOMESTIC GOODS;
Lowed. brown AMI tieached -hee;ia.. ani
slirtins-, ST. 8 4 aud - D,eacI,ed and brown
.heotugs, brown and hieashed drills, caaisn
.inne brown ard bea.hel sea Island sheet
ing, siupe4 lOael., CaeusaN, Clesasaw and
tlpcstaw cotiona4ts, naukeen cassmer.,
nausern rpttlu-, naa.eens. sipuS tsiit', etc,
etc. Cis-iuer., leans, terei., -priug asi
summer styles. oprft eioth. IIb.l cloth
and marnu cloths, for spring and sanner
wear Fannei-, al c9.or- coat lining,
cotton and silk velvet. colin, black clath-
and Asft4lrsu. fFIsu afl.i trlY.sts- e.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-01

emery-, Cor~et-, Goa, Binding, white satin
Brad-, Coral Necklaces. fancy super Palm
Leaf ard feather tap- IN great variety work
Boxes hair. tooth. :. counter, scrub. cloth
cfunih horse, nail paint. and la; Brushes
Pins. needles, t.oos- and eyes, tapestry nee.
g.es, hair 2n-, su.peadct,, Md ciastic-. cotton,
and six ,cets. boot and sho. do, six, guard.
Whaiebone, skirts, do. IRE screens, borne,
boards. coat liuk- cotton linen, and slls Cos .
French msfAng rotton, zephyr, wor..ed,
white Cord. shirt B.nting, court Placer
aecorieon., rnbsr ba,is KID and aay dors hook.
ing Gia~sess, marbles. pipes and pipe heads
watches, sc Gold fhimbie-, pens, penci,s
ladies pins, Gents pins, eaif. pins, i,ne-, ear.
bob., Br. ciet., studs, collar, and sleeve but.
tons. guard chains. LDck.t. ~tc etc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-01
Nr. ,. " "

I1AS removed to MARSHALL, Texas, atd
1 will continue the Praciiue Of Medicine
Wphrysry and diseases of irom~n and
children, vii, as usual, receive lis careful a.
tention.
hc is prepared, vita va,ie,y nj suitable ~
strument., to perform all sHrsica opHttti11'
also, diseases of the Eye, tLCtRS, and al
CHRONIC cases particularly attended 10
pE j BEAT. from bis extensive opportunity
of treating Diseases, ~ almost very form dn-
rng practice Of '"ofe than quarter OF q
century. hopes to be able to render valuable
AID to those requiring medical OF surgical treat.
meut
Oaice-Room formerly occupied by Judge
Evans Re-ideneo-rhc building opposite
Judge Adkns's, near the college.
Jan n 81 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-01

Trace chains. weeiing hpe~ Collins, axes
grabbing hoes and fnaliocf. spades TIRE irons,
sal r9ns. -boH,'~ aud l w.. rgmp chains,
steel yari- and balances daer locks, laiocA.,
butts and screws door SID shutter bolts, ja-
paHnei aui brass csrsltstck,, .trrnp ron.
ana birdie bite, sppng balances ca, nes,.
finishing haaa- nails, cupboard and sale lock-.
bars ie- and tu. ial of steel -pnrs
posses knives, pen knives. variety II table
cutlery c4-sers .nd FORKS. si-c'., shoe knives.
hunilng snse> mil saw hles handsas nies,
ra~is, eh,..ls, an GERS. hatohst- drawing snlgcss
is-ofe, and stcsrs, pruning knives, rts.
Casrggs, ofeas Ntilshs aai NFidsrf.
Strap hlres- tower yice+, wsills ant wafer
ir,a- l'iier. preserve keiiie-,tn ware queens
ware, glassware, lars. and VARIED assol. men,.
4 - a lAfna A-.nfIlnrnt II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-01
Something Worth Reading.

On Wcipe-jay, the Rad day of Septemees
next hy divine permission, we VIII commence
camp.mvcting At Mount Hon tanpground
Elysau FnAs c.rcult, Pamela county Texas.
Extensive preparations are beng maze ny
the friends. and members Of the VI Z. Churc b
South, 30 accommodate al who may favor u-
with tlcir ATTENDANCE Wr therefore esient
The invitation to all persons, fr and near
AM may the God Of Heaven come with you.
Ministers of all denominations hfc e-pectal
invited 20 stteud Cpme dear Stcihfen, with
your Camp meeting songs prayer" oi iath'
aud Holy Ghost serlaqns and We WIZ W ne
blessings Of GOD, have tine long 20 be re-
mephet,d
y NJ sioNAlL,P c.
Ebs,An tio'd-, July r., 1887
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-01

Nut, uHo - undf NNtsl
ALL NEW STOCK.
The undersigned havn. opened
a large and splendid ASSORTMENT OF
wv new southern Furniture, il pre-.
pared TO supply the trade and families on tn,
most liberal terms rhi- being The only new
stock in the city, Purchase viii find 1t to their
advantage 20 call and examine the goods aud
learn the prizes before purchasing elsewhere.
W,li kccI CONSTANT, on hand
Marble, Sofa ard Csni-e Tables,
Extension fables Of mahogany, walnut and
osS. aud Of all sizes roseN God and mahogany
Wors and Gard Tables. Dressing Tables
walnut and cherry Dnitg Tables oak ma
hogauy and rosewood S,dehoard- Bureaus of
walnut, rosewood md mahogany, Aruoira,
Washs,and>, licd-teads parlot CHAIR, I.tc-a-
Totes. Ot,omans, Dtans e.>y chairs, rockers,
etcgeres, secretaries and bookcases, oak and
walnut Office chairs. duing.r"om CHAIRS child.
rens' chair and rockers, maA4.au and ~alnp,
tee. poys and igh, stands.
UIir, Moss aud NprsHg Mattresses,
l.ookiug.G asses and Mating, rosewood and
mahogany parlof Svus, together wi,h every AZ
ticie usually ipani In furniture warehouse,
a. Tbs is an entirely new establishment,
and no IN stock ON hand. Purchaser will
lind It greatly 10 their interest to give tins store
a call before buying elsewhere, rs the .roprle-
tor /. confident ihnt he can oiler them newer
sty les oi the Inos, ia tionab,a furniture, more
sui ,iantially uade, and at CREATE bargain,
than any other house IN The city.
CHARLES A STEWART
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-01
Notice.

I'VE the undersigned, beng permanently
w loraici, offer our services to the CHR
zeus Of Marshall, and surrounding country, -
BRICK BUILDERS,
Pla,terers, and Cistcrn builders. We insure
our wots to stand when the material, ate Sc
let,ci hy ourselves
We also propose 20 cufe suosy ch.u ncy-.
No cure uo pay We warrant cur work al ca
be lone 10 good ami NafSmAa-isc style. All
those having work 70 our liu.. Will p.rs' give
us d vail
iOWtRi s BAGLAND,
Mafoa g. - No-43 u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-01

W. give below = copy Of the X. N.
Circular cent to the various lodges in the
State after stephen Crosby abandoned the
Know Nothing nomination for Land Com
missioner in 1855:
"Au.rts. July 10Th, 1855.
"DrAs SIs:-You will please inform
your Council that SrErmxN Glossy has
destined the nomination for Commissioner
"of tho General Land Otfce. rendered
him by the Convention Of III. American
Party At Washington. PREVIOUSLY
SOLICITED gN BIN"
~. +. CARTER,
Secretary e. 4. Of 1eras'
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AxoTugR Assassin ArtsR SAN Hous-
roS-Our Know Nothing friends will be
panied 10 learn ths, there ia another assas>
after Sam Houston. !, ia no other than the
hiHn.,osssi, bland. and courteous CeL wi,
ley, Of Huntsville. A correspondent OF tho
Item. wiring from Marlin F~ll's County,
Julyll'h, my,
"Gen Houston arrived here this morning
1t ~ O'Clock. Ia three Quartss OF a m'o'
ute ne had in circulation the corresponds
snes between h'ms~lf and Col Wiley, in
regard 10 the proposed discussion At the
various places ut which he WAS TO hold
forth. In five minutes he had II rumoted
that aimee his departure from Huntsville 10
had received a letter the srthof Is Al sni,na.
ted libel on humanity stating tia. tho pemoc
sacy Of Walker had. paid Col. Wiley to fol-,
low him and provoke difficulty. sending
along y bulss ,o'kill him AZ soon A. tho
Aaht comm .nosd, and that he fssrsd sssss>
sinxlon. he need notfssr, Til. balley"
10 not 90 switch. but 10 merely nronnd invi.
ting his friends 10 bs "in ut thu death" on
the Sid proximo. This ia Auo,hsr cowsrd>
" and rnmsnly russ Of Sam's to create
prejudice. and iuci.e his scsvsngers to mob
and riot r'
His speech condensed 10: IL am Sam
Houston, Immaculate. temperate, honest,
chivalrous, patriotic and Democratic. My
opponents are tugi.ivss from justice, asss''
sins and cut throais. Madison and Jefferson
were disunionis,s 80 are III shs. oppose Sam
Houston" ''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-01
Religious.

The Tcsn. Synod Of the Cumberland Pre-
hstefan Chusth will meet IA the city Of Maj
shall on the i2,h of August, Il beng ON Wed
nesday before the third sabbath IN The month.
The meeting viii commence at early candle
hight the Cumberland Presbyterian church.
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No Il T..

I propose 10 sell, an sp.egl-ail. terms 70 tho
Purchaser The tract OF land on whiel |
reside, in HARRISON eougis. Teas, I've Ailes
south Of For. Cadla, containing
Eierea Haadrci and Foay-one Acres.
Four bundled acrrs Of open land improve
ncnis Of the best k'ud Aqv sort IT terms
lO~Hl \ PERRY.
gT South Westera I ease copy.
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