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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

DE GRAw GLBEsTA, tie A.rs41 2, tssiSnp S fs, %
Ttgr.asy Jsy j., ~ IN. P.y Ater II sey ~ ! slhe,
a. o. cav Niss Mary Gilbert, -sagner 81 IohA . '.'e'
a. al Of Nsw-IcIt.
EEBE-itU U1u,rs'on, L0ng lss-c o. N.onasy
IS 2s bY =. Rev br NC.ai-y Nr. william a. Lss1e,t oI
WiisTsburTh " 2 20 Mss Mary Be BE- e1ss; -. sh'sr
a Clinton Beet Of Little Seck L1ns Island.
WlYpELI,-HagyER-O Monday, July 2', BY TIE Rev
Mr F,k NJ C,rse1s Wsyoel of this CIV 70 Mise hte =
su.T s.L.sr q Gavin HaslsT, esq, u Nai.sor, ColD
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

CEoTs ~ Iowa AND ILLINOIS sre represented 10 q
very prfsvoTsble light by a. the recent letters ws
have received. The following is fair sample, except
when written by professional crosker:
"O1r CROPS Of whest in this State 60 far Ss hes-i
ssn kSve been failare, snd VIII not average over
fye.o ten bushels per acre. Oats, aiso, very poor
vsEbev. The rivers ard streams keep hise. There
J. drfael.Y IL ge:sms Tie plss' AsrTesss there 's 50
HrSl ysI."
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ITO YOUNG MEN.-The advertiser, wne
thsrovsby boroe Ia every duy of new'p.ps .- q
.c1 hs 5ulCBt Of cy J1u'rs- az
ust.uess = III I.ust f.sre success de Tsq-ses
aetiye esterp1hleg PA drNEs with from e2 so 20 -
srS sl rtpess to 20 into pssicsl business ee.A -
yievT OF n as,ug nors =, and l,oo brave hcus sya
vi pese adde's goUa ,ALIsI, rabuns oGss, NIL
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s,s,cssss ,cck psce. TIE Cckge CbsPs,sas c'c sata
" s1ce.s wit, the ps:e.ts EDd freDds Of :,s ycrne
khss Of the institution. las exercises oPe,e3 st ii
oelocs q. r, win . chorus, BY about twelve yonns
h5iss 9. the conclusion Of which, TIE Rsv. Mr..
Bach Of TIE FoTsyth-s.rest MOthola. E2seopA
Church, offered up an appropriate payer TO me
nroIe Of Grace IN behalf of The young iadies VINO
were ssoat TO 20 forth ard assume lew positions N 80
oe:y. The programme o. the dsy was then pr'cseas'
wlA Sc follows:
SIo-"Reuye, Ines,," from "sgah by "s"''' -
fe~Se,i:isT@Tt. Word. Tin. Ke.gsr" Srss 3, to-
kAasis p Wlie;t q BroSiJn, - = D. A1N
s,o Pre- Pscea.. from ss.b. Mater" By non 'e' Of
Ne 1s.sssIs, Tss Course Of I wTit,sr BY a:' 9SsIy S.y
Esn Hsisons Of BToosiyr. D. snd read '' Mf s''.a
eiIs si ,ss rsssS osas Sc es Ina Lns d 'H'00
s'1:ss: &C., :, Z; !: IT, h. H. Dit ts e
f.se Ssss %s. esiS s tSs s Mis Wave. os BY
: =. & & S;. hss Si'iai g. sa. Il
sce POE = / La BY the teacher Of ia'aHsa''
Nose IN tse lD'!t1on Her Influence aud Position writ
T. C.s HUI Of soaAP'Fs C'nr'' saa Fe,a "
Jazz. sS;F vt re c.Ss ora "she Creation" by
-, oorferrDg the Degree Of Mistress Of Ea-
:. 1Ssture, were then handed TO Misses Willett
III ,fCCmO Vi bsj .u4os b+A ~ v j Jiv
-, and Miss Oven Of Dstzot, Mich. Tne DE
- Of Mistress Of the LIBERAL AIts was conferred
~. Miss Hull Of Southport, Conn. TIE exercises
=, re tier closed with beredction By the President
Il the College, the Rev. Wm. II. Cider
Gov. King, one Of the Trustees expected to bs
F,esent, but was obliged to leave for Alosny.
THE SroHN.-Tne heavy storm Of yesterday has
accomplished what the sreetsweepers have bsen en-
dssvonDg to accomplish for msny weeks past. IL mas
gwen tie people clean stfees and conseq Ieny pure
ar.
FIRE.-A few evenings since, as Officers Hipwel
and LsttenvIe were passing along Lse avenue, they
seovered FIRE issung from the shop OF III. Wadron 10
Bs ofcrd avenue near Sixth street end, on examina
tioI discovered that candle had been left burning
On o bench near which qusntity of shayings.
The bench fire when discovered, and in short
tine the whole building would undoubtedly have been
re flames. The fire was e1tinguisbed by the ofcsrs.
Hao j: got under way il is doubtful if the whole
0f buildings could have been saved as taey are Of
nsstic onts and water s readily to be had 10 thst
viclnitv
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,0FFEE-rne bli1s., q. sHAl. TIic,s alse d. celasti
tie Is q. SIC % hsk- Saba sc.
C,rFER-Ssha-d llgo. !. i-ss Ave b pr g.. uhy
rsf.rec Sew shss..ng Yel,E Ae,sl, Bolts Alc s-f'F'
Corp remain quit but seaty 80
FLOUR AND MEL-The demand or Western CAaAl sioat
!, yery sve today especially foT fresh Id os he hos
n Ts.fu se- and eap5s,srs have pIchic .rJ oi
h i, .les Ohio sc.rce snd ssv' upcvec- -
80 n. Stse .sich scv-; ch1s evrss have sd
- 80 =. ,.her better ra.es; the e@s 900 b3s.
Sy 10 f1r soar Oh - 10 lor SlpsIhCe sle -
ne. 4 fr extr. d. 81 v7i 81 Is )r SO me un'is,
vfs.,nrn ..d NIchirAn :.s4 9esi 65 tos extra DO
.bppins brands roandsoop eHti. Ohio . 20
!, f,r .r.c. bssnds $50 80 y for e1a uecesse 10
.l,e ,ud 81 Js s. LOUIS brands: included n a, Nes
A., 4 30 bH sVa s,sts 81 81 Sd ~ 5i SID 5000 bss 81
t,nr.,s ard l. IN fair request; sles Of 30 oos Sd
s5 Southern fou- better and nore scve ne den.,d
,ply r the taie In paI: for the es. indies ire sses
ave 6lsJ So. tfsoG<5 10 5I sperGne Bal core az N,n
ara s. l59S6 for farcy snd extra d. eSa % 81 s9r
he ara sD; ezra Rye Flour steady; ne dennsa9 Is
hi, s,s ot 80 bis :, s5d % u Corn Mea srcei ss
moaeise s s5s .oE jersey 81 > nT sslaeyVne' AHe
p.,- N Va orrfs
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Recs;pts Of Produce-.Jrry "a

~ Erie Raayoad 30 bbis. Flour 100 WHISKY DO.
Alcohol coo sidss Ls.beT 80 rolls Heap
Wool 20 bess Malt COO DO. Feed 10 packsgs Pro,ons 10
DO. HeTcl sLdse, 81 DC. Butter.
Ey North hir B4ts1t0) bb,l Fioar Sc oc0 bgth. Whs
20 buta Corn, $500 b-sh. Os.s % bbs. As-. GJg o.
Ctkr, 5eo tt.s. Whisky.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

Found DRowSED-The body of young Estsbrook,
who Was drowned some days since al Long Dock, was
recovered on Thursday evening, and Coroner Mcc
Analy held an inquest yesterday. verdict OF
a. Accidental drowning was rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31
Ry TcleRrnph.

BosTCN, July 9o.-An. barka Susan w. Lina, sscss'
Csssow; Caroline. Fllems New Orleans u.
A. O. arsrineBs'ss James Cook. YogDs Clep'1ssi ="
CoTa, Fosc fOtsuPf.rce; schr. Osland Long Cpns'e~
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Ga..enxsla A1riSeA

J,,i.G-slas liaasosis. J,os' So ahsrpi0s sss Ha
rs G,ycr. ps,isi Cosc Ina.s e,aS Ae,p cS-n v cs,-
g.r srl Fras Gti, ~ LcDpst, bsbce Ls5sll s,,.t
y.,.r p.tef Chs fsrc, Bsr IA saG Euiss Si,,s
s{,s Nrloiss seDe Schr. bel d.. A15it C.xlass 49,
E-,g.-, vrlsr JnNe Nilbeia.ine, job na Al Hrf.-,
wi sbors JACOB O Co5n, Bertha Csn, Le esler n L -
4. Hsya.sr L. 4. Bsinst {. q. Borr Nn, 81 ten
D. ~, ssq4,hp fsa5e, f,o. hasgse aal cal,',ss-N,
\ yJ,,'ee, e. jrt and naid r. Caso, Ne. I. yvs
y C,vo NJ A. C.lso, Miss A. Csso, Ms A. rynx, Nss
Lsns'Iee kcrD }. f,ure and ssvsnt I. ss;hsr "a
wa ir. J. Val Rois m. Miro. o. hssse. J. Pxt n Z
Ior A de LgIss, A. Dc Band ~ LJoss, o. Z B,v..
IL h.vsIue Mis. O. Hscbsvaine, Dc A.s&raa p -
Aecsst. J. r. FsnAe, Me O. ts,ae M'ser Fs a, yx,,
+, rTee. N. u NJ A. .Ed his ,sryan,, b Aol,o ~
nav X Cslssci,o psyksn, Mri " Mion-y J. n c.
N.keare, T. Plilps, y. ossDe, J. Lanssn ani lacy =
stsNeV Ti.A Pa sLo l5 in the stsenss
"a ssip WeSster from LisoPS''-1" JOIN Cob. We ~
fsniy
n srsg N ard J. C. G!~are, J'oH oaTSssi'-JS'sss MA
Of ksy.lOrf
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apolxeQ.

Ship Een Stewart Liverpool FOR Baltimore NJ dae ~
BY lll...tos, IL OiiuusIL a
slip I,rs OHen om Liverpool or Baltimore 20 4''s-"
I ilo..Dos. 81 II. Gnonen.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

At Chosgo the make. for the last week has been
marked by some degree Of activity. The market ior
BreadstufIs has advanced. The harves. reports 10
ro improve in character. There is no reason now to
doubt that the crop of Spring Wheat in Central aud
Northern Illinois will lot exceed, If 1t even reaches
one half an average cIop. Tie weather is favorable
for Harvesting and farmers feel encouraged az the pro-
grs-s of Corn
Table OF receipts, shipments, &C., die snueAed.
Recefps Trports
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CgTTOS-Tke ms-ss. ~ . "a te,Te ~ - % -
~. = go hsek We r.r-s, fs-rrrr r-tcf- . VI cf.'
kEp-SSr- C.s.ssTTics-tos-
Itut.od Fl-is. MOB. y. q. Ter
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OFfIcELA CRossE AND MILwAuKEER r r. Co.,


No. 4SO BRoADwAY, ALBASY, July 30, 1853. \
t. the Hode,s Of the Land Grant Bond, Of the La Crosse and
Nuraukee Railroad Company.
In accordance with resolution of the Board Of Di-
rectors of Company, passed this day hereby give
notice that the interest 10 become due on the Lsnd-
Grant Bonds the let Of August next will not paid.
1t is with deep regret and modification ths: an
compelled to make this announcement. 10 justifc.
tiop however OF the action Of the Board Of Directors,
desire TO say that Committee Of our Board ap
pointed several week. since whose duty it 70 negc
tiate for funds 10 provide for the payment OF these
coupors This Committee did make satisfactory
rarsemert with parties for the amount Necessary and
so reported 10 the Board Of Directors whereupon the
Secretary was directed to give public notice thst the
interes, would be paid the ID day OF August next
Tie recent acton of the Governor OF Wisconsin, ei
verse to the interests and right. of this Company,
affected our cTed. thst the arrangement previously
made by them for the required funds was frustrated
ard the Committee now find themselves unable, by
sry iuitifable NE sns, TO rs.:e the required Of
morey.
deem !. ny drty further to state that the corstruc
ton Of the iosd Las been faithfully continued by the
contractor and j. confidently expected tha. within
the Ie1t fifty days csIs will run regularly from Nil
wsrkee to LIS Crosse on the Mississippi River.
am also perfectly sAl..l-j from recent yisit a.
Washington, tia, the Land Department will recognize
The vested right Of tie Company 10 go 400 acres Of
land certified by the la.s Governor Of Wisconsin, in
pu1susnce OF tie Land-Grsnt sc.-so thathes Bonds
limited to 100000 By the modified trust deed are
secured by first morgsg upon these lands, AID
fI.t nsrssgs upon the Railroad from Portage City to
la Cicsse, lCj miles, which s universally es.imstsd
ss cre OF the beet psyrg routes west of The ats Of
New.Y@k. These facts are simply sisted b. me to
prevent sacrifice by holders a. the present ruinous
rates. y. T. STASroS,
plsster: L Crosse AZ Mlwa 4kee T. p. CO.
Advertisement
C.. VI. TRACY & Co., No. 40 Exchange place,
eel S1ccEs BoyDs &C. the Board Of Srks-s
Otherwise and Lso NEGOTIATE LOsys. FIRE Acd AAalsE L.
sVENCE STOCK and SCALP bought aid scld
Msrkers.-C.sEfrLPY REFoSrLD Fon TIE TSIErNE
FRIDAY. JAY D. 1853.
AsHEs-Tte marx. steady with fair eenaHd sales Il
5 be, al Sc fE Pos Srd so - fjr PeEL sle.s.ns
STOCK OF ASHES July 80 ls5s.
POi. ssi- res'; sh"
rirsf sQr-.....s...ss ot5 80
Second sof.............. ~
ILrc H0ft. ft...ss.ss...'s..s.s.'..
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BpRT ID.
rItgsRIk ID.

.t,,,.,s os .se-ss, yuy q srs Sab fsr'''' W.
w l. T. l. Bbus sis'on'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE FROM PRIsoN.-
Edwsrd Norton, convicted year or two sGce, by
the Mercer County Court, of burglary and othe
rosde 1espe>ate atempt 70 escape Wednesday after.
noon. 1t seems that Mr.. Snyder, one OF the deputy
keepers, went into Nortons cell to attend to some
woIk which he was engaged 10, when Norton rushed
us,t hir arm ed with large butcher knie, and pro
rteded down the corridor into the rotunia, passing
two other keepers, and threateniog t9em until he
reached the front door OF the rotunds winch was
looked. lie was ordered to stop anu surrender, Dut
rsfnseS and threatened to Kill the first man who
worId spprosch him. Muskets were obtsloed by the
xfficers who fred al the prisoner, wounding hi IN
the ann Norton still refused to surrender and 1t was
only when the musket was brought TO deadly aim
that the ruisn dropped the knife and permitted him
sell TO be taken. Norton is most desperate man,
and If he had not been met in resoute msnner, the
Newark Daily journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

Com PRosrEcrs.-A gentleman, who on Tnursdsy
psssed through Burlington County in this State, in
Terms US that corn looks very fine, aud is no way
baC kwArd in approaching riperess.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

F"iglts sc r,.her tesi.I. T. LFsIf'V' We =
csssInsr:s aJe go hbs. F.caI q. Is. 81 is ~.
1900 brsh. Gr.ia q. 81, u bags, liO DDS f'rA >
p. ID trrs Hem Scraps E, "a 81. Il L.tdoi
100 bhs Pork At g. Co.. 300 bbls. -Four a; = 81. y
vssse, oi 800 turs 10 Behngham Bsy ffsser h''ef'
cn private terms vessel fr1ui Southern p'ri 20
Honduras ard pack with Luubsr on. a, 81, sEi &
hoesny back 81 81. sTo Ansterf.n: l,oeo bo'
Flour at %. 3D.; 80 bb's. Guide Tdrpentine At J.'
To Bre3sn: 100 bales Cotton at lc. To Rotterdam;
1OC0 bbs Flour O. 2s. Cd 2,0tcs. Rice a. 20s 'os
l2j bbis Spirits 6; &c. To San Fraac.;co: a shp
win coal on private terms.
The business Of the Sub-Tressury was: Reoelps
sl6i ,3js 96-slis, 600 frum Customs; Payments,
$l55s4l ss. Balance, $l30,730 g.
We cnrex comparative statement Of the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods e. the port Of Eew-Yo'k ior
tie week AID si1ce Jan / 1873:
For TIE Web. 1855. 1917, Iso--.
Entered 3, ibe port....s9l6s45 s3slsie s;g's 90
Thrown on market. 3,,2]il2 <,Je,42 sui O'
sisee jar. !. 1886. 1917. Icoe5sSc Ic5S:
Entered st the port. $50 bl eb1siisS Sc
THROWN u4artei..... oI,tJ,-j co-s''4so S''''f''
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NETIERSEY ITEMS.

FIRE DTrARTNEsT CoScERT.-Tne entertainment
Of tbs H1boken Fire Department in aid Of their fund
came of on Thursday evening and WAS quite success
ti. Fireworks and dancing were the order of the
evening The entertainment took place at Otto Cot
tsgs, Hoboken.
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The congregation Of the Qusry.street NJ. f. Church
have decided 10 make an addition 10 the rear OF the
Church Of the depth of two windows or sbou. % feet
IL is intended TO commence tle work lmmediaIely,
ard in the meanNhils tbs congregation Will occupy the
chapel in State street. Newark Evening Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

PAssJc WATTR WoRKs.-The Commissioners On
Water Of jersey City in late report ~ tns Common
COrne Of Jersey City, s.ese that daring the past few
mepths they have been constructing four sewers and
k,trals in Jersey City, which are nearly completed
Wien finished, they will give aggregate Of l,6Si
Fest Of main sewers 507 feet of stersls, 67j feet
Of euve,ts and 20 receiving basins at cost of about
COO The affairs of the Board are represented
being in very prosperous condition, and tbs revenue
will shortly be increased by the addition OF the Hobo
ken water works.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

THE SronN.-Tne heavy storm Of yesterday has
accomplished wtst the streetsweepers have been en-
esvorng to accomplish for msDy weeks past IL mas
gwen the people clean sreets and conseq 'enuy pure
ar
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lAsyzrtear1er-

Advertisement
G.. N. TRACY q Co., No. 40 Exchange-plsce
~ A1d eel sTccgs, BoyD &C. the Board Of Srk-s
Otherwise and ..so NEGoTIAI L0sys FIRE A1d AAasE "a
sVENcE STOCK and sCkIF bought AID so.d-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31

aIsrkers.-C.sEfvLFY REFoxrLD foa THE TAIsuNE
FRIDAY, JAY D. 1853.
AsHEs-The mark. ia steady with fair demand, sales 4
5 bbl,. at 56 f. Pos Srd 50 l.. Jr PeE Sless,Ds E
sseseT ;, &C. c.sh-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19
\alua bile Plantation Tor Sale.

'IIIt undersigned dsirms Of changing bis
! hu ines, and to remove from thu section of
the STATE ofi ia sale his valuable plantation
situated even miles north Of Marshall This T.
one of the most desirable places in Harrison
county whether "a regard locality, Griihty of
land or other advantages which rcndor plan'a
iinn valuable OF this thu lurhs cr can iudg
lor himself All that is desired Il, that tho-'
wanting 10 buy may ealI aud examine Tho tract
81 land consists OF
zoos Acres
800 acfc- Of il excellcn, bottom land and 500
aerr. IN cultivation The improvements on the
place arc good the water II excellent and
among other advantages there i3a very fine or
chafi
For further information enquire cf Mesr
g 4, Gregg 5 McCown, o. 10 the undersigned
on the prmisf Il G. McfDWN
Hum 2-js Noil-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

Flogns wherefore Do tc hIeanR
Wc .trev thy pathway "a a. tmh
Stars, wherefore Do Sc faa'
To light thy sprii TO fire shie
Fair moon Why losi thau va1n'
That 1 may v,z again
o Sun shat make thy bo1n m1sir
The WORD that said 1T lbsro DO lleht
l'lane,s shat euiA,a sou in Sous 'oms@
tn.op unllt uuladiae force
Nature ehenco pun1 Thy elaro 'tuH
My Mater called me and came
o Light Thy aitle senee gle may taos'
A.knoi 70, all thing bat ms.eii hon
What son 1reb which cayvisrr ~
The sign Of omar otpdts
Whore 70 ,if horizon D mbroe.or s.s.
Whore earil, cod G1lfoa touch. llon
h throac
s. elonl wAa' bi0 m,u 'unn
Cod enba torn heamut baiIo ltH
Wind whence and whittier do blow
Thou must bo born osan ia know
Bo7 n tie eloua STINT i,ln d. bo1 t,a'
That Jasucc ~ cne sthe au1 N.g
spare
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SAN ders \ sears,
DRUGGISTS,

MANshAlil TEXAS
',snccn or. To Mcdonald a Sandus)
1 Et now receiving large supplies Of Fresh
- md Genuine Drugs Oils and Paints. Also
"a superior article of Medical Liquors, such ID
a. the very best quality Of Cognac Brandy,
Port Wine and old Bourbon Whiskey as u
well rs Vinegar Fine Chewing Tobacco Qunne
Starch and Candies &c And will continue to
receiye large supplies fresh from New York and
Philadelphia, commensurate with their daily in.
creasing demand, They have now on hand and
viii soon be in receipt Of al the popular Patent
Ne'licln's, Pcrnmclics, Powders. Hair Obs, and
Cosmetic, Hair i,csioraiiycs, &c. Ac
rsn. White Lead and Glass are strictly cash
arlicles at low price,
March IS No 29-,f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19
CHARLES DEC X CKT,
Boot and Sl,ocunLcv

ison'h west corner OF the publ, square)
Il tEl'S constantly an hand h,seo assorimcn,
~ cf Ladies and Genlomcns noois and shoe.
OF his own manufacture also q good supply Of
sole and upper leather fpr sale
From hr long experience and cln. attention
to The business be hopes to have q continuance,
Of that patronage heretofore 20 lihcraliy bestowed
On him AT erlcr promqi, attended To- and
cork warranted
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19
Brick Mason ana piasfcrcr.

I'VE undersigned orr, bis serii,rs to the 81
! izcln Of Marshall AMI surrounding coun'r
as a
Br,k hasoa, FM9aer anil tefa b~iaf'
lie insure, all work IN stand when The maleFlaH
are selected by bu'self
llcalso pfopcscs To- carr meky chlmney'' "
cure no pay lie warrant, AL work 10 l'e a'as
ina worknan-like STYLE, so 10 stand The eifss -
criticism.
lie Is now alone in hnsiuev aud reirec'i.h
socis a share of public patronage, with hl'
confidence that he viii le able to renelel siria''
tcn in al ease; where hs .or,igss aye d,u'a''t'
Orders from the country will receive lsoa''
attention.
r. IT, iOWlRl
Marshall April 1855 y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

THaxIAfEb EF fsrt nfrW
tanned ,he age If twenty var ,uade tlr loa
ing spirited TRANSLATION OF lIaru rSqp ila rt
ponec gruiu cram tih
Io,a,,-- White e.. da. t.,thn.
,vhu. ,s,,b e,,,,i.n., ,er.
No vop,b pr.arra,op ,e
,,..;ol a., ,- ,A,..a .,lo..l
~ .o,ll. o..ln a., p.,..,-. io,1
Lyi1 Nmle a'l uT h0-om ripr
With l"fe for mr. a'nuf
While LYDIA tiicfe n7ain
Where ,hlfe nos Aa. liNd hri ha'eb, .a nn
! aacnrd ealpsa Ply irilA umr
r, r. r."
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n
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NlSSG,l.lrvVON.

'IIlk eornrtnrship heretofore existing ho,wcon
! John 7 Miller and VI, - Hart, under the
name and Hylr Of Miller and Hart, late propric-
tors oi The Adkins llonse, Marshall rexas. IA
herhy dissolved hymuiual consent this dav | oh
April, l-aS
John T MILLER
u HART
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19
Cooking Stoves,

lust received from Cincinnati twenty Cook.
~ ing Stoves. different si2es and patterns for
ale cheaper than any heretofore offered in This
market j. II VAN HOOK.
May 1851 a6 If
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Carriage Making and Repairin;


I'Hf subscriber thankful for the liberal pa,rop.
l age be- has hitherto received. respectfully in.
iotm' lbs friends and the public. that he has ns,
received a lot Of tin md shcei mon and 4 NOW
prepared to do any work in his line, at short no.
uce That may bc demanded In mtire. hc viii
do hnrlna5 strictly on the cash principle as he
cannot aiionl to work longer on credit
lie hopes 10 nociye u literal patronage.
j, H. VAN HOOK
iaF' Cotton Brands ca, % order cd
January 2 % -
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DUNN n iuTCUIE,
(Succcssof' to oglcsby 4 uriswohn
EtEiNlNG Foruqring aad Como,,,.
IL Merchants. and Doaiors ~ GROcFplrs
BOAT AND BAR STORES. PIA\T,
TiO\ SUPPLIES, etc,
SHREVEPORT. Ia,
We have leased the commcdious and rren,..,
Warehouse recently owned and ocoupic /.
Mcssrs pglc.hy n Griswold, and arr prrnar., !!
receive and storc cotton, merehandise and r.,
ducc.
We solhh patronage and pledge ourselye. IA
give prompt attention 10 all business entrusted !
ogr care.
We shall keep on hand at all times CONNIE,
stock OF plantation supplies, boat AMI lar to-,
and groceries Of every description to which (,
beg leave to call public attention,
Uur charges for receiving storing and shi,n;n,
cotton i, twenty-five cents par bale ior the ,alis,
scason
We will mske liberal Cash Advances on eo,o,.
and merchandise in store.
DUNN 4 BlTCnnr
Feb %, - No25-r
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\ NIlsOTi PES

L NEINALED BEAUTY.
eAN rE uEi NNrn ~
4 {. NECESSITIES T. iLLtR1.
over Sanders \ Sears Drug store.
HarhaH, icags
Marshall May
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Encourage southern Enierprize.

Nfg5tnis Por'1b'e Sfeam Ipetaes. ,aaa-
nfar wfd At HandsbJ-n' Hsuvpp'
A g. 4r. m,lIHF ruf s.ieri' .I1ts of i4lurs g..
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HOWELL WtKNEE. Snrces,ar. To- ! y
| Howell a et.I HosrYnr, f,s.u-fsss ,,gi ~.
mitsinH Nr'sanfs rHd h''l.'rai ntass-t over Nao-
h"is' ~lenoiNal landias Nlre,r,.af'. l.ous.a,a.
AuV - 1877 II IT,
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VIZ hN'Nt hW WIZ ENN w f"NiHftiul WIN iN
-hr ,tlorl Stages and Rail.
J e<5SSTr.t road anil ilon,lr.,a AMI
WGE@ Tyler stag, and IN cen
nrc'ion With tii taiks}ila
ami Western .iacci
The tages depart from Marshall erty Tws
day Thursday and Saturday at oclork \. NJ
aud arrive IN thrfs,lllc next day And iaw
tlArkssillo every Tuesday Thursday and sa'af
day at ! o'clock. \ NJ, arriving IN icler'en %
time to take the shreveport Stays
Iss~ No seat 'rM he cn,saictoi ergoi aRl
Pqh for
f-r" Al bundle, packages and parcels mni
hc prepaid, or they will not I've taken.
e., finy pounds OF Baggage allowed 70
each passenger One hunlnd and iiiis l,a'h'is
extra baggage will he charged the ,amc a "ao
passenger, and lcs.cr or greater quantity chars'
al in the same proportion
T. W, NfSMlrI Plupfidm
July 20 1865 Nusl1N
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