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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-20
rHx WARN EUROPE.

We have received New Orleans papers OF
the lith which serm to indicate tina, the war
in Europe, in their opinion, has alr's~iy com
mcnce.i though We sec nothing in the foreign
news to justify the belief That great confusion
and alarm exists, and that We have the march
ins and countermarching Of armies, is certain.
France, il scc,u,, has sent 80 900 French troops
to Italy and il il stated that Russian army
Of - 900 men had crossed the river Dncipcr
and Was making towards the Galliccan frontier
Of Austria But all This may amount to moth.
ing Extraordinary military pr,para,ionsb b. the
principal powers Of Europe, have been going on
for ten years. and war ut this time. with the
intense feeling existing among the great mass o
the people against established governments
would in all probability terminate in general
revolt The vast improvements which have
been made in ,he art Of war, would render such
y contest terrible indeed.
despatch from New York Of the i;th,
states:
The private letters Of saturday, 3o,h
ult. from Liverpool. state that such -
the general confusion aud ALARM III bust
ness r,rclcs, accustomed 10y the lnpui-
taut ndyiccs tr.m the continent. that II
il. Impossible to predict wha, will In the
result ia the cotton markct of an actual
declaration of war, and the conscq"enl
immediate struggle between the Austrian
forces pn the one side aud the frrnch
and Sardlnlans on the other
The London Herald Expresses the opin-
ION that no secret treaty has been signed
between France and Russia. and tina. it
believes that France is ANXIOUS to re-
open negotiations by conference be-
tween England, Prussia, and Russia, I"
III held during an armisticc between SM-
DINA and Austria.
The London Times and other London
morning journals deny upon authority
that Denmark has allied herself with
France.
The London Herald also says that Mo
dcna and Parma, Austrian dependencies,
have declared for Sardinia, and that the
Austrian Government ia determined on
vigorous movements, and is DESTROYS OF
striking blow before H., arrival Of the
French army There Is great enthusiasm
throughout France in reference to the
war and il is increasing daily.
Paris is in a state of high excitement.
Although the French troops are going
rapidly by sea to Genoa. they arrive there
without necessary arms and ammunition
TO commence the campaign Mt once.
The French Government has received
intelligence Of an outbreak in Algeria,
consequent upon the withdrawal of the
French troops, which will probably cause
the troops to be sent back immediately
from Italy.
The London Times states that nearly
all the Naval Engineers in England have
their hands full Of foreign orders
LIv~arooL. April 30-Thc Parl'amcn
tary elections were progressing quietly
in England
The Paris Boursc has been greatly ex
cited, but less 80 than the London FIX
change.
The panic was very great on the Lon
don Exchange, and the funds on Satur
day closed at ~.
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Adyrv,.sr mrnt

One Of the rnc-' Prevalent, and At the samc time
troublesome aud painful diseases tina, attend the hu
man flesh, il the Fever and Ague. For long time
the medical world have been continually bringing
forth numerous specifics for Il. permanent but
oil without effect Dr, J. Ho-ses,cr, an experienced
asd celebrated physician has succeeded in furnishing
thu public with valuable preparation for the Of
Fever and Agae. The steady and increasing demand
lately made for the B,ter. and the universal sue.
ees. attending IL use having made for reputston
unsurpassed by any specific Of the kind For tho cure
Of the Fever and Aguc. DR.. Hostesier. celebrated
Stomach Bitter. must and should claim superiority
over any other preparation extapt Sold by
(D SANDERS h SEARS. Mxrshsli, Texas.
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lie hoped they would both be table,
side by side.
Some explanations were made, who,
Mr.. Palmer's amendment WAS laid on tn
table by reclamation. and Mr.. Chilton'r
resolution was also tabled by vote BY
counties of gas ayes to 81 nays.
II WAS resolved that the next c,nvcn
ton bc held At Galveston, on the LIST Mon.
day Of April. 1850.
Hon. Matt Ward was then called upon
for speech, and he responded, address
ing his fellow citizens. Speaking 10 the
Importance Of harmony in the Democrat
ic party, to sustain its principles, as the
only means Of pcrpctuatiDg the Union.
Tie said he had .ccn the people north.
They were anti-slavcry by education.
There were fanatics among them, but il
was not the desire Of the north to dis.
solve the Union. lie said he was in
Philadelphia in the campaign Of 1856
While there, some acquaintance Of his,
in politics black republicans we're in
conversation, when one of them incident.
iy remarked that they had raised ten
thousand dollars the evening before to
aid in Buchanan's election. lie said he
asked for an explanation, They replied
that although they held the same po-
litical views with Fremont, yet they
were afraid il he should be elected the
people Of the South might be id fools
enough to dissolve the Union" The
Cot. was against all compromise, Prin-
ciplc must be paramount to everything
He said that the acuuinition of Cuba was
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-20
WILLIAM SHIELDS h Co,

MOULD say Ia the Planters generally that
w They az. now manufacturing Cotton Gins
81 an improved pattern. VIII, ipr lFhtaass 0i
.iraft speed Of ginning. aud cycellcnco al sample
ARE unsurpassed by any Gins made either
North or -osrh The Journals Of the cylinders
run in water boxes lined with Eahbtts metal.
thereby doing away wiih friction almost entire
y. The brush shan Is pol stoi mp io uad ri
brush, 50 w to prevent cotton winding around
frequently causing the Gin 10 lake fire.
We also manufacture Torn Ills (of ans sin,
and quality which have repeatedly been pro
nounccd 10 be the bns, Iiorss Mills in use
They are al g,lrd to BE- run without crossing
the band aud are boilcd down so ihcfc can b.
no giving way Us u sometimes the case with
those that are only wedge fastened
Our Factory ia located NJ Mn,lcn. Claiborne
Parish. La. where we have ample iacili'.- ior
making from two to ihre-, hundred stand. Tr'f
annun, and as many mills Should planters de
ARE 10 ;sy our Gins ifor they are al warranted.
they can address u, ct the above mentioned
place. whcrr their nr,lcrs will Away. rccciY,
strict attention
We are Southern myn aud 20 in ios homo
manufactures.
We would r'er ,ho=c unacquainted With our
Gins, 10 the gentlemen named below
J. VI. Taylor, l'rncle Joe, p Marshall Texas.
Judge Joseph Mason,
- II james.
Rev ". D. liill.
Rev Henry Ware.
Iemosl Langley Glade Springs.
MAJ W \ Tailc.
Col. john NJ Jones ,l,iEr-on. cts Go. 'r.a.e
W II Freeman. h.g.
:. I. Mo.cley. Esq,
Hon. j u HENDERSON, tass Co, Texas.
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DHAfH o. A. Drfol.

The Shreveport South. W~srrn coms to IA IL
mourning for the ds~,h u is editor, Mr. TmoxA,
T. DnLAsD. lie dirsl At half Iast nine O'Clock
on the ~orning Of thu 18th inst. amer a pro
tractcsl ulns~ Of seven weeks and one day The
drccsnsi was born at Richmond, Va, on the
~ II u Oc'oNr 1916, removed 10 New Orleans
whilst mcrc child where he rvsitld until $50
During that year h. rcmovcd TO Shrcycpor, to
establish the South. Western.
His father, in announcing his death, says
4" In his death, his parents have los, u ,M,iful
and exemplary son, whose usefulness cannot l,c
replaced his brothers and sisters. On afEctionatc
brother and monitor We deeply sympathi.c
with them in their sad bereavement. If the loes
has been great to them Il has been Searches css
to the community in which Mr.. billiard lived,
and To the country. II would bc difficult to Is
innate how much he has contributed TO the social,
moral, and physical advancement Of Shrcvcpo',
or hsw much the country ha, been benefited by
pcrscvcring, and il is to the possession Of these
admirable traits Of character, aud TO Il correct
taste and discriminating judgment, that the
South. Western Is indebted for iis popularity as
public journal. Mr.. billiard possessed many
admirable traits Of character which will cni,ar
his memory TO his friends.
The South Western contains mn editorial an
nounccmcnt that HE death will in no manner in.
terGre with the publication Of the paper
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Notice Of Final settle m rm,.

STATE os TsxAs, County Of Harrison.
NOTICE is hereby given that Thomas -
~ Wilson. Administrator OF the estate If Lois
g. Adams has filed in my Office his accounts
and vouchers for final settlement; with said Is
tate, which accounts and vouchers will be open
cd for examination. consideration. and allowance
at the mex, regular term Of the County Court Of
said county pertaining TO the estates Of deceased
PERSONS in the town Of Marshall. on the last
Monday in JUNG, | $50. when and WHERE all pr
sons interested may appear and comics, them If
they sec proper T.. G. BEAXiEi Clerk.
MAY 20 1859 3tjt
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OnlTl' AIRY.

Died. in this county, At the residence Of hc'
father. Mr. &. G. Stovall, on the 9th OF April
1859, Mrs MARY r. FlrTMAN. consort %
Mr. T.. L. rittman. Of Carroll county Miss
aged - years, months, and ? days.
She bore her -un.rings with patience and christian
foitar and during the last hours Of her existence
though suffering frcm tl~ most distressing affection
Of rheumatism II the heart she seemed calm and re-
signed 10 the will II Him who the end from TN
beginning shc had ,~~a orderly member OF 'h'
Raptis, Church fr,m lsls u the time Of her death
She leave. husband father mother brvthers sister.
and hume nus friends, to mourn her death.
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Advertisement.

With what regularity the diSrrrnt s~asos. Of the
year arp'sr sprins-ha gentle Spring, with form
ing bud. from every stem J summer glorious Sum.
mer with riE~nisg fr'its Autumn. with H. lap of
Winter with friend and f--sv- bowl 20 enjoy The s~s
sn Again, melancholy disease has It's different .ea
-ons and stages. Yet. in all their variety a
slight cold coigh, irritstIoD tickling In the thss~t
II by the wand ~ siagician, To the crownng glory
rr-sor.tion and perfect health, by the Of Wood
nan's Cherry Exp-etorant. Sold by
t2D. SANDERS 4 SEARS. Marshall, Texas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-20

80 The Harrison Flag, in Speaking oi the
Houston Democratic Convention states that DE
Cor,ova. the man who WAS trying. sometime
since, to o., up free labor emigration to Texas,
was excited Chief Secretary. For shame
Mr. Flag Thomas T. Ochll,rcc and i. DE
Cor,lova were elected Secretaries Of the Nanycn-
ton. T. De Corlova is sound State Rights
Democrat j DE Cor,loya is the free labor
man and If We are correct has not resided In
Texas for several wears
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coLr0M'S Atlas.

Mr.. Stone, n travelling agent has laid
before MS, for our inspection finely
bound copy OF work which has chal-
lcngcd the admiration of the leading
literary men of the country, entitled,
Colton's Atlas Of the World, illnstra
ting physical and political Geography,
accompanied by descriptions Gcograph-
ical, Statistical, and Historical In the
language Of contemporary "thc peculiar
features charactcrizing this work, consist
as much in the care aud research dis
played in its lcttcr-press pages, as in the
accuracy, beauty aud artistic execution
Of it's numerous maps. There il the map
of every continent, empire, state and
island known upon the globe with de-
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based upon the latest and most reliable
data The ncwcs, as well oldest States
and Territories in Our Republic are map
ped I'll in the clcarcst and most graphic
style Kansas, Nebraska, Utah. Califor-
MIA, New Mexico, &c, are given with the
names Of all their counties. towns, streams
and public routes Plans Of some Of the
principal American and European cities
also occur, and several beautiful illustra.
,ions representing the public building
at Washington With all :hc latest archi-
tcctural additions and improvements they
have undergone.
| !, may we'll be imagined that an Atlas
So rcplctc and perfect IN all II At belongs
to il, must form u very large volume,
/ II il not. however of such uuwcldy pro
portions rs to render i, at all inconvc-
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ant auxiliary TO every library. To the
teacher, the student, the man Of letters,
i, i, almost Indispensable |! is a perfect
encyclopedias. as an Atlas aud ieos' Apply
Mr., Stone is now soliciting subscribers
in this section Of the S,atc, to this work.
We have no doubt he will find ready
sale for it,
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, May il.--Langston,
one Of the men arrested for being cngag'
I'd in the attempt a. rescue fugitive
slave. has been tried in the District
Court, and the jury have returned yer
diet II guilty.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-20
wv H. SpwApn.-The Albany cores

wv II. SrwApp.--Thc Albany cores
pendent Of the Day Book says:
There never was a legislature NJ sub
scrvicnt to William II. Seward AZ the
present one. Everything is made TO con
ducc to his advancement To speak
against him, 10 work against him, or &c
do an act that does not advance his pol
iticial fortunes, is treason for, "Rcpub-
iican." 1t il believed by his friends here
that he can carry every northern State u
1860, except California and oregon, and
~ this will elect him they are already
counting upon good time coming
BRoxE JAu~--A Brownsville corrcspon
dent dated May lat says:
Jim Taylor who has been in Jail about
ten months. charged with killing ont
White, at Rio Grande City, made his es
cape from the jail in Brownsville last
night Iii. counsel have made strcnou,
efforts u have him tried At this term o
the court, or u be admitted to bail, boil
which the court refused So the prison
or gave leg bail, and is now probabl,
safe, across the river
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-20
Letters Tesla me mtnry.

nN the ist day Of March, 1859, it being the
" February terra Of the County Court Of liar
r,son County pertaining to the Estates Of de
ceased persons letters ,,stamcntary were granted
10 the nnsiersew,l on the Estate Of &. ".
Adam deceased. This Is therefore to notify all
persons having claims against said Estate to
prcscn, them within the time prescribed by law
and those lt,dcted to make immediate payment
MARTHA ADAMS, Er.
NJ, ~ la 1l-na. IL e.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-20

MOTTO t..

Ny rr.or cutting. or carving on wood on
\ the lnp,i- belonging To the southern Pacific
Railroad Company adjoining Marshall. without,
I.rmissica, will IN prosecuted TO the extent Of
the lav.
u. c. WILDER.
MAY. 90, ls53-iL S,oly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-20

ST.. I-orIs. May 1.-THE Mississippi
river at this point is unchanged There
was rise Of five feet at Dubuque yestcr
l,y