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BEAUTIFUL INDEED
I'D Have YOU seen BALLoU'S PICTORIAL, just out IT'S
little anything heretofore done in this country In the
way Of perfect ilustrsted Isper New heading new style
new type full the bm Of delightful resoins mater 10 e
rr u o..es sketches poems. AID the eossp o the Day And
a host Of original engrsvings. In short, IT,
LIVE PAPER, -,
u,t sub on as you would like place your center sbe
n the hands Of family circle containing no vulgar cam
Cstures vulgar line thought IN its brilliant pages ou
only matter worthy 10 enjoy and be preserved -
BALLOUs PICTORIAL has Low been established mary
wears but II has never before reached lie present degree oi
FULL OF ILLUSTRATIONS,
forms valuable pictorial record Of the events OF the day CIV
portraits all noted characters, with carefully
repartd Biographies superb draw nss of all and elegant
budnss throughout country views Of every new Govern
ment sp and remarkable clippers of the service
from original daueeoypes and Cravings MADE tSPieS '
Its columns. Ii "a the .-..
STAR OF THE WEEKLIEs,
and embraces artistic talent and literary iner IN eacn
issue than any illustrated peper The Lndon Newsss
ceped Il just the size Of The London News YET 500 Io
enc third the poe Of that Journal though }, contains more
reading larger number Of It's weekly issue are sent 10 Europe
than OF suy other American miscellaneous Journal
rf3- Sold everywhere for FIVE oES1s per copy! ~
ssn, bv -. 81 NJ BALLOU, Publisher,
the year for f1 D" No. q Winter st., Boston Mass.
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NOW READY AT ALL THE NEWS

NOW READY AT ALL THE NEWS
II DEPoTs
OUT THIS MORN
A CAPITAL ENGLISH BOOK.
NEW SCHOOL TALE:
on rIrrlx r. M sy q riirrLy
ArALE OF RosLYS SCHOOL
CRegIa.ed from the English EditiGn2
yellow Of Trinity College, Cambridse).
ivOl limo. Muslin. Price 81.
OPINIONS OF THE ENGLISH PRESS:
FROM Toe MorniI Chronicle.
The reader lingering owe, these p,ss. Is'asd & y y % On
souTI6oMn.RSIR ToM RRowN,s oLI,dsv
hs. sven ,aeh admirable picture OF nneE school LIE as the
'''D"'' From Th. London Literary Gazette.
"It pleasant preface notice OF this work BY genuine
conviction that Of the most charming and touching Of
books that lot read Written apparently
r immediate Perq'a Of that el,. Of re,de. more peea.
isry identified with the principe. ch,.,e described e. ths
who have hearts 10 ee minds think Apart from It's
Of . s 5 al
Ds from TO page the feelings Of curiosity aud the
From The London Daily News
story EKIc hs. the quality Of being interest
From The London Guardian.
Apart from the Interest the story will coame.d itself BY ts
touching narrative Of temptaon and and ts solemn
illustration Of the early strife between good and ev 70 all WHO
remember the days Of their youth feel for the gsaerson
which succeeds them In the journey VI hfe.'
From The London Economist
ave cannot quit the volume without Recommending 70 the
perussl Of parents and schoomasten
TO BOOKSELLERS.
Til. % pusry Of this capital tale Of School f
and its surprising in England csnIO. fail to make work
much outh and Of standard merit IN This eoulty where
tie successor SCHOOL DAYS AT RUGBY"
has become certainty The pubie tneseore ieei no sp'
ties The book printed with large clear type upon Es cal
endsred paper and su.d with particularly handsome and a.
trsetye exterior
Sold by all bookssnen and sent by mail postage free, %
any part the United states receipt of the price by
RUDD CARLETON,
Publishers and Booksellers,
No. $40 Broadway New York.
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ETTERS TO THE PRESIDENT, on the
IL FOREGN AND DOMESTIC POLICY OF THE The UNION, UNION,
AND ITS EFFECTS AS EGHib. TED IN THE 6oNp6-
CsreY For sale at THIS OFGiCE. Price SO cents.
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VALENTINES.
stm No. % Hsssss-se
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Post.(:rnduate Course of Columbia COLLEGE,
CoMPARATyE PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY In its relation 10 tits
tory and Modern Civilization Prof GUYOrS Course this
subject will begin Historical Society by introductory,
be continued the place MONDAY aud TUESDAY
Of each week, at O'clock This Course which Will ex
tspd lpto May win discuss the subject under two general
heads: ,
1.-THE EARTH IN ITSELF. Which viii emb;sce the
study Of the surface the general aisOuon VI soo
water and chaactec forms OF contnehs he
oceans and their snes general laws OF the physical structure
tn.nta the basin OF the drainage o the col
nepts the ryer systems regulated by Their plastic oms
phc basins compared the mtnhe currents "a Thk
ArMosPTERE the general laws OF climates distribution oi
heat land and climate circulation OF the winds dbu
on Of rains influence Of altitude cnse ne OF perpetual
BEINGS or general Of the distribution Of plants and an
nals h special regard 10 forests and economical psnts
1.-THE EARTH IN ITS RELATION TO mhNhtND.
Enbrc the earth In the service OF mai OF nature
and history the great terrestrial contrasts % TE LAND
HKMsPHESE THE WATER HEMISFHERE their character
istics &c &c. Sd. TIE OLD WORLD THE NEw WORLDS
their physical ohsraceycs their peculiar function. in nature
three continents South the physical charscter OF
each sroup Avs distribution Of the human rsces mdvda
and speca functions Of each continent as part o the
teIre.. orsanism South America Africa Austraia-the
continents Of ASIA EuioPe North AmeTca-the cont
pebts Of civilized man.
UI-CONCLUSIONS. , i,
TO Course S5 For Alumni OF the College o
the University and Free Academy OF the degree OF @ o not
more three standing aud for members of tue er
Library and Students Of theological Semi
pArles the price Of tickets will be eS. - -
Tickets had at the College Of the Jaror OF the His
toa Society and Of the Librarian Of the Mercantile Library
CHAs KING President Of Columbia College
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uIGHLY IMPORTANT to BOTH SEXES
i Married. or Single In Health or Disease GMEplSAL
AGO pages 3mo cloth 100 elecrotyped ensrsviD fnce e
By celebrated Paris London Phyrcsn and surgeon nov
Of EewYork CITY This Interesting book should be In the
hands every adult person, npars knowedse AZ nave
sought for In vain In other Sold and mNHa 70 Any P
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NOW READY AT ALL THE NEWS
IN DEPOTS.

NEW-YORK MERCURY would direct
IN the attention Of readers 10 the Advertisement; Of this
column day. TIE Mercury in all respects
equal TO sper of the class the country ard the sct that
pub,heu have enlisted the pencil OF barley 20 illustrate
their columns " proof Of enterprise and taste and should
reward Felix o. c. barley unriysed artist n
.hs country and rs magic pencil will add interest 20 the
thrilling CT the Me,my'' romances-os Daily
Times
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"NNHE MATE IS AT THE EARRING The
famous Ned BuDtfne hss more entered the hesd U
which be has rival and sppes rtory Of he ss IL
vii be death blow 70 those item Of nssica ronsnoes who
Eed navigation beside basin Of vster and learned the rules
OF ise seryoe from hsherrer Ned Hory called
.tEAWAIf Or, TIE frRkoR OF TEE Co.sr In
PivstserrE in 7e and the irst chapters nov Pue1hse
n The SEW-YORK NERCuRY-ths; standard shse,'
The pee pictures Of naval bsst,es storms ss snd na
ercus Revolutionary ncden Of this fascinating -.
BE- Illustrated hy the I'll The renowned vnoes
.eryss have Been secured b. the proPretos Of ThL hL
CCRf est expense Buy the psper a. once yoa wnt
70 r.vei in the ehois gems Of Ansnesn Ltsssare sna Az
NOW READY AT ALL THE NEWS
~ DEPOTA
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Re-Plating-As Good as New.
Families having Plated Casters Cake Baskets, Coffee Urns
Tea Forks Spoons &c from which the silver Is Oft
them plated short notice and moderate price
by oppJiogt . san
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

KdWuTG TT UINOD, VT. d., Editor Scap-Ii
tends exclusively Operative Surgery and Office Consult aons
on the obscure diseases OF the Pelvic NEcera Piles Fs
tulA Fssme and PIoapsus cured by comPara
tvey painless and without the knife or gsure, or the least
from business Dr. D. refers TO at number
citizens 10 almost every part Of the Union wao he has
operated Every be pronounced curab or otherwise
examination the conditions are always apparent 10 tue
prsotical observer. - -
Office hours from TO daily and to evenings, a. No ~
ahav all other hours he 10 at bis private Hospital
comfort Of domestic life s provided for those who
require surgical operations or careful dietec treatment
American IbstitUte.-An ANNUAL ELECTION for
mittses this Institute or the ensuing
viii be be the the Institute No S5 Broadway on
THURSDAY, the 10th day Of February 1859 Polls will open
ai and at o'clock By order of the Trustees,
JoHs w. CnAssHRs, Sec'y r H. PELL, President.
Special Notice,--The regular monthly meeting Of the
NV YORK ATilENhUM will be held iu the snail chapel
Of the NewYork University THURSDAY tbis EVENING,
Feb TO- o'clock The public respectny invited to at
tend L. METHUDf, Secretary
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Old Brandies at New Prices.
IN anticipation Of heavy mpsrtAtions next Spring oi
NEW BRANDlES =,
q great vntsgs OF 1887 induced 10 oneT al
NY accumulated stock Of
RARE OLD BRANpIEs
81 greatly reduced prices sell New Brandes just Imported
by me direct from the best houses In Cosnsc.
These Brsr dies guaranteed tvRE and
VERY FIRST CLASS.
GNEoUALED IN THE MARKET
Yhe prices lower than known for many viii range
$50 SIS es So e. saSo IS %, ssS
Sy The Semiohn quantity Al such prices the terms
FREDERICK 8. coZZENs.
FINE WINES, BSASDiks and cIeAh',
Il. LoNGwoRrHs OHIO WINES
Opposte the Hudson River Railroad,
Bxtra Georges Bank Goldfish
Extra Fine DIARIES CHEESE
Eats NESS MACKEREL-
EliIs Du,ehes County NESS PORN
FeT By GEO c. PARKER BRO,
No. 25s wsshinstonst
Enlsrant lntelhsspce once and Labcr Exchan%1c %
Isposee nom No Canal st., 70 No. u worm ~ ~.
kw DOOR Of Broadway No fees esHteo
JAMES r. PAGAN, Superintendent
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gpetial Notices.


Al "a meeting of the sixteenth Ward Republican
Assoc In tiou held Chelsea Hal on moudsy Evening
W<ytoT Legislatures Of tt State have hse: e passed
laws probi Common Council c the Ciy Of New
hag writing Of msjory Of the owners OF IN
property upon and in winch ssid
souits are TO be established; and ,,,..
Hhe.tas number OF bills have 0een introduced mo
Lgsature giving 70 few individuals aud POLITICAL
the sht and privilege OF laying down tracks or iron
S in The streets aud avenues OF ths city ana OF ruhos cars
upon the without regard to the sentiments Of
reope dweiIg IN end the streets and svenues and
We believe lsrge of money sre an can be
city should receive the benefits and derived from
such frsDehise; therefore
Rssr.d Tbx while in favor Of railroads being estsb
ksbeo the and Of this city, entirely
posed giving such srsns tnches any
in writing Of the property holders OF
and upon which said railroads sought 70 be
made and established .
s.or.d That grants and sr chses should not be dis
pos any except auction, 20 the highest bidde
that the city might derive equivalent to the PY
lege thus graufs d and bestowed.
Representatives IN the present Legislature
pass law In regard 70 the establishing OF rail-
this unless the shs have received the appro
Common Couuc Cf this city and the consent OF the
residing the streets in which they
are fought 10 be established and unless the shall be sold
pebble auction the City shall derive fro the
taIne equivalent 0 such giants and franchises
That the foregoing resolutions be published IN The
Tribune copy be sent TO each Of the Repre-
sents,iyes in the Assembly from THIS City - .,
II. C. PARXE, Secretary.
s,xIn " ard.-The Republican Association Of the Sixth
will Headquarters No lO Elm st, on THURS
DAY EVEnING, at7i 0ooIs BY order 9i c,.,.,u
AnM FLoHENIISE' n' secret.rle.
si. de Cordova's Humorous Lectures
A. Clinton Hall
TIE NEW LECTURE
1.-THE ARABIAN NIGHTS"
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is 1859
SHIPPING.

DokfLAHr AHk CAnAuA
J. osrni weekly iino-vA Victoria nridguL
t5la lt - Ihs hrs: clxas st1enlskps at
CHESAPEAKE, Capt Sidney t,rowsi.
PATAPSCO, CAP. q n Isy8eid
~ asve pier No n North river rse York. aud arowas
wharf Portland avery "Wednesday and Saturday u mree
o'clock 2. Runons time thirty sx hours
Passage, including o~ais and stateroon 81
Tacse with isrnud Trunk rat an0
The and oss expeditions freight urs " Montreal sDd
;osbso Apply 10
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EDWARD G. KELLEY, SUCCESSOR TO JOHN L
~ Fye Practical Che mist Professor of Cheisr Geoog,
aud Miueraogy importer aud manufacturer Of all kinds
Chemical ind Philosophical Apparatus and Pure Chemicals
ZIG John atree. York Colleges and high schools furnish
ed. Catalogue furnished free Of expense
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VMo0Ds slNsTREI.s.
w ~. Broadway,
Offer select aud varied
ETHIOPIAN PREPAYMENT.
ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY.
70 conclude with the grand coucal pantomime Of the
MYSTIC SPELL.
with tricks funny changes laughable transformations
&C., In which the whole OF This
MAMMOTH COMPANY will appear.
Tickets Is cents. Commence at TX o'clock.
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town-Ihe New York and Virginia Screw Steamship
SosnnpHny new ana .av9rs s,amshI MyuNI EnNUN y
day. Nov &c at three O'clock Passage including
room and fare 81 60 Freight eight foot No
m;ssion charged for forwarding Apply 10 II. u. GROIN
WELL d CO., B6 West street.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT; THE NEW YORK AND
freight every day for Tennessee North Carolina Portsmouth,
No}olk CITY FONT and Richmond and will leave pier Ii,
North river, at 3 r. NJ. as follows
ROsNnieE, Capt Couch on Wednesday.
JAMESTOWN Capt. Skinner, Saturday.
Pasaagr sanroom and meals included to Norfolk, 49, 10
Lv.AgN GEISEKEN. W srpaagays
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WAR IN MENlCO
Peace Despaired Of in Eursuc
COTTON ADVANCING

y
WE are receiving another Large S,ocl :,
W Spring and summer Goods. and will ~
tender onr -iucelc thanks to n gclerou. rnhs
and particularly to our old friends and customs.
~hc have stood by Us 10 these many 80
We will further add that we have aIy,,.'s,
Npschodifg and GeneroOp, and have rern,es n,
old tale 50 often. that il has become stale aAI
now itcl that il has ceased interest But IN m,s'
+" MI space IN the paper and give the priu,e,
chance. viii remark, that we have bo,n Win -
for nearly fifteen years. aud now offer ON, -.
cohduci as ga indication oI our future cour.e /,
business We think our inleres, and y,.,,. "
mutual onc you still think us WORTH AZ eon
tdeno' we shalI be most happy to serve you
giving yon all the advantages Of opr p.s, ~
priDucr in buyiug aud selling good Good. and
Cheap noods AT such prices as both Won and =.
ran live REtr, believing that eur rrr..,',
stock .uhta completed will far surpass any ,ba,
So have ever brought out, both IN quantity o,s,'
iity and chcapnos- and would most rcsr.chgy
call yuug attention 10 our stock Of
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WITHDRAWAL.

Mr. I.orumEHr
NnC will please state IN yonr paper that in
consequence OF thr ichlc state IT nv health.
AN conpelicl 10 decline. for the present the
practice of ny profession
~ r. j. Haall cansld'r limeit pormnntly
loraiel at Marshall aud wili coaiiaue tlla pae.
tee Of medicine, and trusts rom his we'll known
strlel attention TO biz business, that be n still
Continue y enjoy th3 condlenco anil receive the
p,tronage heretofore ~ libetally EXTENDED 90 us
ny oar friends and the pablo
l,npecihtllv
JAS BEAIl " y
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Spring and Summer Clothing,
ARGYLE BITTERS,

vlOG2- 80
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BRASS AND IRON FOUNDRY

BRASS AND IRON FOUNDRY
AT snRsyfroRr, IA
n, W JONES proprietor of the B,av a
/. and ban Ferndrg has determined 4 g
TO put down The prcc Of castings such as "
efatc bars and lin gearing 10 ,he low hgic @
GENTS pound, also the HAD a spear plo~.
improved No. ard 20 81 So and g. 90 the
-epricf ploe improved. at 20 cents only.
H. Is also prepared 70 de- any Kind u ma
ehiacry that The country may want IN work
manlikr manner.
IL has on hand Iron railing n beautiful pat
,rrnH ~ galleries grave iucIosHret a.. Aiza
nnialic packing. Second hand hoi'rrs ard steam
engine. which be will o ON reasonable terms
Circuhr SAYS nils uadc to o-,lr aul all Alad.
II machinery repaired
Term. viii b. ma,Ic 70 m purahaar 10y 'hr'r
giving god City acceptance On any responsible
hnusc.
T. " JONES.
Shreveport sept . ie1-. u4l "
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q. II. low +
Marshall April 3, 1858
LOUIS RACkEs,

NJ ERCHANT TAILOR,
,GNUr 1EAR SOUTH WEST CORNER OF TIL.
runf'c SQUARE, N AitsHALL. TEXAS.
y KsENS'rFrLLY Informs the aitiDns Of
II Aashnii and vicinity that be hiss pcrrna.
ncshy !ocaatd h tle pAscr, snd b prepared to
cxeo1aAr prslrr, sutsust<sl 70 hiA care ii style
uns1fp6s1si BY any establishment this side Of
Hewiif Keep on hand everything that + usu.
AIR fpand Ia Merchant Tailor's establishment,
N thai ,hoG who wish. can select choice gocls
~ have itwsa naslc 70 order. His supple.
IN not rszcksi bore. 1T will be on hand ia a
In day&
NstshsIl Nav - l~iono @--;f
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81 MINER CLOTHING.
JERH. M. WARDWELL,
or rHE LArR FIRa OF
Nelson, Wardw ell, n Co.

Having connected himself with the we'll
known house OF REID a TRACY - Chambers
Street. New York
COLLECTS the continued patronage Of hs
- iricisds and customers, and assures them that
their orders for Hardware If addressed to him
or 10 Rod a Tracy shall be satisfactorily exc
cutd
January q. SO
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CCOViL STEEL HOBS and Gi'lep'rs ofal
,NEyr Hoe, itai received and for sale ty
COLEMAN a co.
My oh ls1a
CriLL THEY COME! Mon NV Goods
INat COLEMAN a cos.
April goth 1850.
S,nors. sHoEsH 4 barge lot Of cery
= description iut arrived onl lnr Hlrnt
COLEMAN ~ cos,
April 29h 1859.
I AIDES KID ROOTS with uuj without
Lhrk la.r 10 Gion'. lace al ..le and Con-
srt... inst received a1l for eli hy
COLEMAN IS 60.
april ooh la7o
DoYS car md ra'n' Leather Shoes. OF all
- every description Cor -rlc NJ ...
COLEMAN y cos.
April 29ih. i-59
r AIDES Black and rolored oai,crs, Lace and
LCongross. with and without ho.- ai
COLEMAN q cos,
April goth 1859
T AIDES AND MISSES hcclcd Slipper
| d. h., received and Cor sale hy
COLEMAN & GO,
April g9h 1859.
MISSES slippcrs Gai'ers and Walking Shoes
vi lust received AMI for sale hy
COLEMAN * so
April Goth 1859.
DONNEr~, Bonne,s' Bonnet. Of the latest
- Pari.slan styles just received and for sale
inp. by COLEMAN a GO.
April u, 1850
DoNNETs' BONNETs - BONNETS -
ID Another mast iopdJh lot arrived Til. day.
and tor sale by
J. y. COLEMAN q co. 1
Marshall April g. 80
4 VERY handsome and desirable lot Of Rea-
y dy Made Clothing jus, received and Tor sale
az the store of
J Y COLEMAN 4 90. I
April. % 1853
4 rich lot Of Ladies Embroidered ~wis,
\ and Inconct Collars. Also Sleeves and Cob
lars, IN sets. Tor salo at
j. n COLEMAN Il co,
April %, 80.
1 FEW pieces Of Crinoine can bc had at The
\ store Of
!. y. COLEMAN Il co
April 2 1850
MEMS Fine Scwed Boots, Pump Boots, and
vi Pogcd Boot for The summer for sale by
COLEMAN a co.
April goth, 1859
Tn epIDt.
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Brick Mason and PIasterer.

flN!E unsleriya,,l Offers hi aervicc, 10 'bl Cit
] zens o! Marshall and surrounding country
\
Rafk iiasoa. Pirserer a,A CiJeYn baillrr
IT. msnres all work to stand whea the materials
arr sfls~fssi Nv himself
IL ssopropnafa to cure smoky eiimncys No
cure no pay lie warrsnts all work 10 hc done
Ia Xprlinaa-ac stylc, 80 AZ TO stand the closest
er.iicis,n.
IT, Is now alone in business. and respectfully
spltslts a share Of public patronage with full
cpuGleaee tia, be will be able to render sa,issc.
ton n all cases where hi. services are demanded
Ur'lsrs from the country viii receive prompt
atteaiiogl.
sss Y. II. LOWERY.
Marshall, Aml 3. 1853 ,y
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DENTISTRY.

IEDRiE - SLAUGHTER DENTIST
NJ Marsha'l, Texas. viii attend to al calls ia
the coantry without extn, cbIrge, Hr~
nnlcss disappointed in husincas 7fy*9u
Nv Irices ARE no less than hereto 'i1ID
fire. rhose wishing their work II private houses
Ia tosas. viii please call on soino one cls,' ns
Will NJ. do that sort Of practice, only in eNiNme
e.ae~.
c.ih le1 with Rane Fiypa'rlek, Of Maahall
81! meet with promp. attention.
Marcel ~. ss 40 soft
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MEDIC A..


IYAVE removed from thor old stand Ia the
ii brick oliep on the s,pu,h Wost corner Of thc
pablic squnrc formerly occupied by judy ra-
ar, whcga they may b., At all imc' found unc.
professionally absent.
Ian. ~. 1889 No I9-ly.
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PROCLAMATION
ny THE
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
M TENNS

WHEREAS, The last Legislature passed. Joint
Resolution proposing to amend the Constitution
Of III, Stats of Texas which Il IN these worth
JOINT Resolution proposing an amendmr
the State Constitution.
h. p rc,olrei by ,ss Legislature of,o,h A..
Of ftfas That the 3D. ST, tiou of tss,aIi ha az
ticc Of the Constitution Of the ;,
amended a. 20 read as follows, al, 49,. h,r.,o
Src 30 An public landsc @ran .,., l,r nuh
fore or which may hereafGup,i,s in dis Stat.
lie schools TO the yarioGy Court. of each conn.
may m so,n pf 'na Seong OF by snch tribunals
W VIM" wv fhcir jurisdiction by consent
q, may ',''thc legal voters in sald counties
o n"YoI' IVA general rules as the Legislature
wv, 1 e.' ne TO time pfcscrlbc-
'AS ~ That the principals of the proceeds
eal,s II such land. shall be- retained and
~ We'd a. permanent -chool hlnd for the eonil,
y owning tlie same and the interest only shall
be ua.l for educational purposes
Approvci February 10th ls5~."
Nov therefore II Il Ruunel. Governor
Of thc state of Texas do hereby order and direct
that the Chici Justice, Of the several counties oi
the state. mp any two IF the County COMMITS
siorsar4 # necessary eaase polls TO hc opened al
the several election precincts oi their respective
COUNTIES on me dny and at she time Of the cleo
lion of Representatives TO the Legislature, To-
wit. MONDAY the ! 81 day 81 August @'F. 10
take the vote upon said proposed amendment I"
the Constitution of MI those who vote tor hep
rc.cnlatitcs The vote may be- expressed TINS !;
% For the amcnimcu TO the Constitution or
against the amendment to thc Constitution.
a. the voter wishes and 10 make returns Of said
election giving the nHmc- ul these voting Tor
r Representatives who have voted uu said pro
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CRINDGrNGl GRINDING..

fIhlE New Gris' MN, al the satisfactory, is
nrF IN op ration Regular mill days
Ncduc dav and saturday
March l~ 1859. 10 2, If
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-30

- ESPECTFt-LLY inform the citlcas OF
II Harrison county that they afe uow opening
70 large stock Of staple aud Fancy Dry Goods
ilnudNnre Qucenwaro Boots end Shoes Hats
aud Caps Clothing and Motions On the South
dr ol the public square, We will say nothing
If ilc quality and style Of our goods, knowing
none can jnd,e better Of them than yourselves
but respectfully solicit n call.
Nar4hall April %, 1889