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,itoGrR>Mr The throne OF the do
was placed an stupenlons car ~ tower
about sixty feet in height resting ot
wheels which iudeutcl the ground deep
~, as they turned slowly under the
pnnderous machine Attached to II
were six cahlca Of the size anu length
II ships cable, hy which the peopl,
drew i, alnng Upon .hc tower were
the priests aud satellites oi the idol. sur
rounding his throne The idol is block
of wood ha, ing irighiful vlsage painted
black. with distorted mouth u' a
bloody color His arms are of gold, and
he is dressed in gorgeous apparel The
two other idols are 81 white and
yellow color. Five elephants preceded
the three towers, having towering ilags.
dressed IN crimson capa'is N, and having
bells hanging 10 their caparisons, which
sounded unsteady Ms they moved
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

rRgyNrNcr of llgNHrNisH NJ fc.
cent meeting IT the Presbyterian church
- of Elizabeth. \ j.. Rev ~ Riggs,
who is about departing n a misstpnar,
TO foreign lands presented thus mcla'.
cbnly report # the prog5css 81 the work
nf ,angrliziue the world
lie sad tia, Christ assembled cigliocn
hundred years ago aud since that time
men have been stiiN InE 70 spread the
Gospel but NJ 70 thus period three
fuurths ui the inhabitants a tho globe
are N heather darkness. only onc-ionr,h
having embraced Christianity and fifteen
siNtccntbs Of the world stand where they
did when Christ was upon h. earth with
his disciples doing good The harvest.
therefore is great, and the tine To gather
IN this harvcs, is short for in thirty
years a whole race viii lie swept away
Ouly enc missionary exists IN The heatbcn
world "a 500 Gee inhabitants
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

fnNrive ~ tRlNo,iNf The fashion Of
crinuline has received severe check IN
Vienna, where the actresses ii the taii
theatre have been prohibited from wear.
ing u THIS measure was rcntiricd nee.
cssaty l., the Tact that an actress whu.
IA tlr character oi an orphan was 4"
have tainted away and fallen To- tre
ground found il impossible 10 realize the
frpm tcing strongly .ncas.l N hen steel
houui ttamrw fk
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Town Made Furniture
Francis LUDULPH

DEGS to inform the citizens at Marshall AMI
- naigb5orhooi that b. is prepared 10 make
HOUSE and Office Furniture uf al kinds, 10 oni,T
\ stock AWAY. kept on hand.
Repairing cleaning and vanishing neatly eN-
ceuteA aud All orcrs promptly attended %.
rpbr.ary lG lS56. No - ~
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=. g. PALMER,

Land agent, NushaH, TeraS. Prompt
attention girca n all business connected
ruth The Cont Of tiaims and The Gea.
eroi Land oGce
w ILL Investigate LAND TITLES and Land
w Certificates IN the state Of Texas
Land Certificate, with bal few exceptions
mus, be presented TO the Court Of Claims, iof ap-
prevail by the lst Of September next. .lsasl or
'hey will be barred lron Location Survey or Fat
cnt'
| will be in Marshall on Saturday Of every week
flr the purpose of Receiving business preparatory
o attending the Court Of Claims, which intend
,niug about the lst Of August next
Onlcc at the Courthouse. address
T.. e. PALMER Marshall Toyas
May 80. 1893. Ne 30 I'm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

\ Traveller aresidep,tol England once
while exploring an African province,
came across a greasy, liai.nos'd, long
hcelcd negro, lying under palm tree
\ hut stood ia the distance, and his ac.
coutr,inents consisted Of u hroceh cloth,
a bow and poisoned arrows ho are
vouye said the traveller ." am i" king
of dis province said the colorcd person,
pointing 10 his bat and weapons; do
,un talk luu,h tapi ms Eagt#a'
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THE GOVERNMENT OF MOROCCO


Boston Post contains an interesting ar
tlclc by \arrissc Cote on the politi-
cal and social state of the empire Of Mo
rocco, from which we condcnsc the fol
lowing acroun, Of the administration Of
that coutry;
The whole system is compared by
the author to wine press, of which the
pulitlca! hierarchy IL the screw and the
Sultan Abderrahman the motive power
What the said press Is required To do is
to pr jdpcc torrents of gold Obtaining
treasure is the sole object Of the govern.
mcut The army is Int fiscal engine
there is no navy; the administration of
Justice is enc of the chit sources of rev
cuuc, and the public works are limited
to stopping W the cro,iccs in the totcr
ing mosques with few haudul~ Of mud
aud mortar MI other cdi ices are allow
ed to fall to- ruin. Houses fall in IRE.
qucuiy, crushing the inmates 70 death
+ aud yet elicit "a other remark hu, that
it was written ~ TO foreign relations
they are IN prin, plc, regarded as a pes
thence, to be- avoided as much as possible
The Sultan docs not desire an, trade
with Christian nations, the encrearhing
spirit uf which he breads above all things
nay. he would willingly give up all his
maritime towns We're he hui sure that
the Christians would not oncruach any
further He wants h. remain Al peace
in tn, midst Of hir wives and Golfers. but
his greatest desire is 10 be KEEP; in irnor.
ancc OF what takes place on the points
l. 1 4. 4 "A. 4 Al.
presence 81 the \azarcnes Tantier, the
residence of the Christian cunsuls. Is par
iicularly udinus Ia him. its very name is
pronounced with contempt, and It's Mus
suln,an inhabitants are cuntunnacd in the
same class with the Jewish and \aza-
rene dogs with whom they converse
" Tie Sultan has . vizicr, called ~idi-
Mlhomrd-,-k This man once a
grocer. and now huuufcd with the title
oi cNrcllcney. desires nothing more earn
estly than to hc rid OF his office, for he
j. placed between the constant complaint
IT the cuusuls general. whp are never
satisfied. and the Instructions II his
master which are simply these; to prom
i.o r,erythIug, hut do nothing; to gain
time. to raise constant obstacles IT, their
wishes; in short, To- tire them out, and,
above all. never t. mention a word about
them t. the sultan The financial sys-
tom recommends itself ly its wundc'i ul
simplicity; there are M costly govern
mont uniccs. no clerks and no i'ook-kccp-
ing nothing but a good stick and few
yard. If rope The ,uliaa says t. one
If his rn~'',s, | want l0G 600 piastrcs'
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DENTISTRY.

I'EORGE Il SEArGllrtR nE\Tl~r
u Marshall lelu-. viii attend ta all call' IN
the country without extra charge 60
unlos, disappointed in business. irYYyy,)\
Nv price. are no les than hercto- 1iiy
fore rhosc wishing their work ai private hoHsc
IN town VIII plcsc cal on some ono else as !
viii no, do that sort Of practice, only no>trme
eases,
Sail. lrn with Rem Fitzpatrick " Marshal
will NICE, with prompt attention
March -, - No de-u
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those various pyrotocmic displays which
mus, be So grateful 10 the spirit If pa
trioiic John Adams of bonfire and ilu.
mina,on-mcmory
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LAW CARD.

W T.. HILL. .ifoHeg al lac, No. 10. Com.
w : uerrml Place New Orleans
Has been citiD,u oi TexaS extensively and
nhorinusy engaged in the practice Of law. more
than twenty years and confidently refers TO the
Bench and Bar If TINT stat"
Information as 10 the laws. hnli and land Il.
ties of Texas can he had AZ my Office and any
bushes. ia that State win he transacted through
reliable correspondents.
neeamher }. Iear "
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LAW ARD.

II M,bAY R3yasp qad Co,moi9f ~ Llr
H.. Cnrthau. Pamela county IoNo>
b. nhcc ON Sabine street, ON door Last 81
'lc Post Office.
NIr.a 1n l--+ lV
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g v,s road hv s,ha.,i,n = s,rao,'r ''I ~ ~,
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ri.u. Fla, ,nnJi,;.,n - ,h, ell a,J s.',,.
or,to co,,rics If IRA and rontro.,id
with :, ,h, country, now ,hc OH. -
cr ronuhuc on c,rth as !, s,ond hrn
the w,rld in ~ wanJ.,,,J ,r,,rro.a -,
/ ART ard earirri,,ro and rnnmos'o ,rJ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

4 WossN l.iufN,Hn TO- pRE,cm II the
recent animal session oi the Ontario rs.
socia,inn ol n,ersalisi~. Mrs Lydia
shan as a preacher ct the er-l"'l Her
husband t. also minister THIS ~ sup.
posed Is be- the first female whn ever
received = letter II fellowship from any
ecclesiastical body.
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c. L.. lily NSO\.

nENERAl. dealer in DRY GOODS. Boot.
" Shes Clothing Hats trockery and Hard
ware sc, East side Plblic square at the Oh
Stand of {, +. lIynson Go, opposite the Az
kins House
VI ARsit,ft. July 81, 1858. No 40 II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

The Rlpom.t> wrf. N conyeni'nn at
Cprtaadvillr, New York. on the Goth
ult On, hundred and fifty wo,ns. with
shor, skirts and pants. were in attend.
anoc. hu, the proceedings were devoid of
interest
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LAW CARD.

II 70 LANE, ifomeyai Laie Marshall Ilar-
" rison county Texas.
September = i~iI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

One of the local editors II tho tincn
natl Enquirer thus Announces the birth
Of AN heir. .>.s - .>traaA- Senior local
ct this paper yestctda, morning u;
n,Lsck
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

The colossal church Of - l-aac, the
iargcs, in Europe. with the exception ct
II II Peters ~ Rome has Just been
finished aud dedicated with great pomp
and ceremony IN st Petersburg The
church, which Is said - lc a magnificent
IA well Ms II gigantic structure. was
commenced 10y Nrxandrs ia Isis, and
has consequently been Forty years ~ the
process If construction pd'r the I'm
p.rut Nicholas great progress was made
IN the tulling. hu' he dad No, live 10
witness Us completion The church will
probably stand for centuries. monu.
mcut 81 Russian greatness and I~rscvc-
rance. Its Style IS unignc and for long
tune gave nuhtage T. the >lavophiIes.
VIA, preferred an exclusively Russian
style. similar to that al ihe kreuilin
churches # Moscow Il Is snfmonnied
hy ,inmc three hundred and ie'v feet
high supported by twenty fvc polish.d
granite p,llar-, and surrounded hy a
massive bronze gallery II has four
fronts. furnished with puriIcos ot enc
hundred and twelve feet Ia length which
are supported hv granite lnnnnli'hs Fifty
feet high The situation Of the building
rs uucgnali,d "a the Place of - Isaac.
adjoining the Admiraliy-plncc with IT,
principal itnut booking uni "a the \eva,
and rlvinnned hy palaces; - ov.rieoks
not only the wholc rily. iui is 4 ne.
with ITS lanterns and cross Is visible
fran the entire surrounding country as
far Ak trons'dai and the ,,uli Il finland.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

Ex.Presidcnt Millard Fillmore is snf
lcring severely from Inflammation Of the
eyes They are So weak thar In ~
obliged 20 iuregn ,eadns ,lmoei eai'r,iy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

Tur RARtN St,Rff II btr - fi4a i. ---
Those Englishmcn who havr paid ten
guinca~ ttf H." secret ni tanning htrscs
had they waited, They might ha,r l"atn''d
the whole process iut >lNpencs \ pam
phlci, entitled The Nu,iern Ant oi Tam
ing Wild HORSES hy j Rarc,. was
printed by III" OHIO state journal Com.
p,ny in 1896 !, is now ~ course II
being reprinted ia England
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LAW CARD.

n NJ ADAMS. Hioraey 1t Ldic. Marshall
\ Harrison County Texas, will practice IN
the sixth Judicial District, and in the supreme
and Federal Courts at Tyler.
Jan T. islp
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MEDIC A..

nR \. ". EANES Marshall, Harrison
~ County rcNs
Oprcg lad.- frw b.ick bidding. Rs
acurr the one torn Il, occupied h} To Pierce,
tsg
jane . So
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

In every one If the prominent pnhiic
mon ia the United States should bc swept
ont If ,N; .iencc tomorrow, they would
not h., missed year hence There is
obscure ability and leafning enough TO
til the void instantly, and the stock Of
ability and learning Is Increasing yearly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

TrSw NoiNSrsvRs 4 private letieF from
san Antouio, says \ dispatch has lsen NJ
rriyoi which SAYS lhe president VIII nnhf on'
thu volunteers Il nc,sl- confirmation f""i'
hfeiieuaosr
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professional CARDS.
LAW CARD.

NJ tIOCGll a X. VI VAN IA\nT
~ Afoucgs and Counsellor, n lar. Mar
shall Harrison county Texas.
june -. ~ No ~ "
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LAW CARD.

at. M'kv. ". a n,tSrs.
Mckay x HAYNES, jloJ1,cg, and Coua-
vi seior At Lqir Marshall Texas, will give
prompt attention to all business entrusted To their
care.
e,as- Office East Of the public square in the
building formerly occupied by f. Ferry, ESQ
NOV q, 81 Nol3y
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LAW { ARD.

II :. JENNINGS iHorHeg n Law, Mar
-. shall Texas Office at Northwest cer
ucr of the public S, are.
,lluuur, ~ os15
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Death has consigned many a man 10
fame. whom longer life would have c"n-
SIGNED b. iutamy
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\ ~ifsitrss M The ORLEANS r..
publican has s,i'u u.,H uared Jackson
Paine "A i,tm,r. LIVING some Eve mii,.
from Alhiou. wi' l,,iatee that be has
npl sirp' iot over teurio.n monih.. hls
last nap having been taken in April.
1871 iIls general appearance Is indica-
ti,c of ir,'hlc health his eye Va lcsil,ss
and rolling ana hlS demennpi RESTLESS
Va fhc extreme lhr Republican says
ttat 1t knows nothing personally IT the
unih ot his settlement tet on. 1T HIS
nciehhot@ whu Was ~ gave assurance
that ii~ uuth could hc rclicd apru. and
shat Mr. rfiup would make AFFIDAVIT To-
thu extraordinary wax, tuincss OF her
husband
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Mattresses tor sale.

JOSEPH BEfiI'rOIp makes superior mat
- rasscs, and At low prices. They can I've found
Ut all sins. nj Mr. tycrs' store, in Marshall.
where orders can be lcii for any particular KIND
required, They will bc made At short notice.
March l. s. No - #
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| TABOR. VI y.

TcNs April ls5s.
ny Texas Rpuhllcm copy J months and
..n l. T.
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nl-ASfHris ARRAY \ most me- IAN.
choly and disastrous event ocrurcd here
on the day 81 the election Two men
hs the aaiu.s of \lwubN EaswtlL aSd
lgNiN 'tsurnsHgS go, INTO 4 difficulty
ai'-e.' s..'u,. s,i.r which resulted IA the
death oi The batter III. Vas "a, ard
INITIATED IN several places about me
head and arms. and u fatal cash ia the
lower par, Of the abdomen -rvrtine
scveralof Tia, larger niisiinrs tie died
at nine O'clock on THURSDAY night An
other party, hy TIA, name 81 Il Warren,
an accnm,llcc. together with RoswfiL
has been bound ovef unl~. $1,000 bonds
W. would temaik. here however. ia
Justice t. Nh Warren that the cviaence
Ia ms ease. on his examination trial WIS
seriously conflicting ia@'r EsgH,rer
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TERRIBLE EFvoLruoN ~ fAsHlpN The
Paris correspondent ol the Boston Post
contains tie following important, and,
we may say. alarming Intelligence
W tih unmiigated regret Colonel. de-
sire to communicate u very important
piece of news. viz: Nolumlnous skirts
are no longer the fashion trinolne,
practically. is a dcfunct article and baraN
powder viii no more be put into starch
To give petticoats the stiffness hitherto
requisite II is the high c4if now To
wear few skirts and IN fact collapse the
balloon derive my information from
that popular Journal oi the fashions. the
Gazette Rose, edited by the Nicom'essc
de- Rcnnovilc, lady generally supposed
to dwell IN u magnificent palace IN the
rauhourg II ncrmain. hut who. m re-
atty. am assured, lives IN a garrett.
smokes black pipe and wears very
sccay black panIaoons and no end Of
beard :"
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MILITARY COLLEGE.
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.h French, Italian and tcrmin Languages. and
loncI Professor Of Latin and Greek
Principal II Academic
department., anil assistant Professor in Niihc.
itics
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For Tuition m rhc Ancient anil UtlrrB Ian
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Board may b had In tha lam y If M. Po
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TbIFoIITANT no nv I175Y H0DYll
DE GU1NoNss
Nons5taSpis9ss5sye. canspheRe aud sRiglt Gas

gtneTs conceded ias GauaphaaR Fields sha elearast
sad eos hfl@n gAt az knnEH suhssanea aniP
obstacle % 10 nuiya adoption hAs hitherto been is explosive
tendency. which sFeAy not be wondered lamps
in eonEqa The undersigned having purchased the
excasire right r he sale Isin respectfully
invite ne pabis to GIL l esaaains hs and judge heir
merits.
sailen.
Also County Rights for sals ia tho ssats OF hoaaAna MIS-
ssaf Texas sud agorsbie terms, Aptg ia
EA&RAEGIE, sGAN54LiS2 & HEGA,
asSu 40. a Poyisas street,
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2i29 slayss
Wheni 6uaU saves
HAERg-Shi1 ldassa9 bales e644as 81 baies ~ ,,,ns "a
hlda tobacco. i2s. 0a1 slaves. N
tiANAN e~Assg " Il siewAst-t09 hbs polaioes 2i bbs
81 Hba and k4ls beet bacon iIb ks.s lard ~
tasia9 70 9ols s9Nd ~ 4l test inm90 2toa siayes.
kF1tsAId PhoeHN-sg 5ts -four ) do bread
~ hhs whisky, it's ui1lasses iafa ali ~ casts aenT
les ham, II ha&gnk, la ealls fOps hhas Asaf - hans
W2a y sseks seis 2 ooieei casS elsre and sandEies
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Ell Fafehid, Faneett from loaisyiilo
Ray0p Balie As oNs, from Opelousas
Cora Audhrdpn gafoli, from 81 Louis
lanEs Hil. Hooper, ifain Bayou Sara.
Flqti9a HgtehinKsi fIpin Mobile.
lin Engaey, sanott from Mebiie-Iake end
leHeisoH kairoad.
gowhoa Anglo American Martin fem the Passestswed
GewnHnd 10Th ulf ship jno IL Albert ana seh6onsr
Coma efee-tah1e up Hight.
Towhsa st Charles Chambers from tie Pas5etoss down
gaa g sea 24th at ssihs Jo Il lRie, Ghndou aud brig
Nancy oaght up from sea bark Gen Taylor, ana nom
Quafaaene big Geo II Chase.
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soUtMls CommHRUlAI. con

Attsks WI corner GAnif tld Nafnp
ST. Ne Camp street.
- Boak, Keeping, PenrnAnship, Commercial Gel.
suls9ps aud Taught BY practical and ins
strpcteaa, impaired Individually and notin classes
MT seale also particular attention 70 Correcting posting
eg reepaaing BoOefi averaging aud adjusting Aceouhs
making cut Account Gurreuts. etc. 0nee
r.n,.lhf i.
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COAST AND LAFOURCHE.
Leaves every sATURDA " al b q! M
gFusse COAST Packet STEAMER

saIIEe RObinsOn--To and from N. Orleans
Ga bayou sara Fott Adams, Wlllia1asgoFt PoEt
Hudson, Ill intermediate laHdngs the BALLiE RICH
SON n n foss, master, in place II The BELLA hQsNA,
Orleans every Saturday evening, at O'clock
and Wednesday evening the arrival ofths
carBfron W1odYiile.
dag murning,
Particular attention paid To tbs receiving and landing OF
passangesa ali hours Of hsday and night
Iy29 HOLMES i OEAUsS, "a Tehoupitoalasst,