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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17
Aep Orleans 9ag Grtsen, ahursd nn gormter II, 1859.
Clothing, Clothing

9
The subscribers have received by arrivals FALL SUP
PLIES Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
FURNISHING eOODs,
Together with AN UNUSUAL SUPPLY
FLANrAT1oN CLoT1HNG,
MEN AND woMEN,
HATS, BLANKETS AND SOCKS.
large and well-selceea stock for Wholesale Tado
all Of which they offer NY. .Yy. es.
At the Lowest Market Rates. ..
N. C. FoLGER & son,
81 and 80 Magazine street,
n14 2pst corner Graver street.
Attention, Ladies'!
NEW STORE. NEW aooDs..
#. r. IIARDON,
No. % CHARTRES STREET
Begs leave inform the Ladies Of the city and country,
he has opened the place superb
stock of the following articles:
MILLINERY GOODS
BoNNETs
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS ...=..
RIBBONS
FEATHERS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, etc.
Also. beautiful lot of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17
FItberts. -Filberts.

Gold Medal
GENUINE JOUyIN GLOVES.
At rs Cents n Pair!
Just received via New York Gloves from the man.
nfacory of Jonvin Co., Paris
LADIES' UNGLAZED ...,. mt 75 cents a nair
GENTLEMEN's -. ....... at 81 a pair
The above called Sweden Gloves been manufactured ex
pre for our house by the celebrated of Jouvn Co. in
ars Also received large and complete of Jovin
&Cos KID GLOVES of all and coors for Ladies' and
Gentlemen.
LION T. PINSARD,
Oh 2pf 81 and &c Royal street. corner Bienyille
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17

k3- Startling Discoveries have been made
within the past few years, by eminent and Gsrnan
Chemists concerning the great difference in the quantity
quality Of Iron in the Blood and has been found preva
lent Of Female debility loss Of healthy eompexon-cho-
ros uor abus Of the blood and general pros
aon occasioncd by the diminished quantity of iron
the blood Tho most eminent physicians of Paris, London,
vienna and recently Of New York have adopted
CHALYBEATE PILLS and Aperiont and Stomachc Prepara-
on Of Iron by Hydrogen and prescribing them with
extraordinary Good appetite complete digestion
rapid acquisition Of strength with disposition for
active and cheerfa exercise Immediately follow their use AS
grand Stcmachc and General Restorative has superior
and substitute.
For sa by all Druggists Price, 50 per box containing
6fiy pills Sent free by mail receipt price. Principal
Office ss9 Broadway, New York h. B. LOCKE CO.. Cen
eral Agents. Wholesale and Retail in New Orleans by j.
WRIGHT CO., q and ISL Chartres street. SCI 2p3m&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17

Boys Shirts. B0ys' Shirts.
Just received from Paris, beautiful of BOYS
SHIRTS. For sale low by
LION g. PINSARD,
81 and Sc Roy street,
nj 2ptf Bienyille.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17

WATCHES,
CLOCKS, BRONSE AND PARIAN ORNAMENTS,
Fine Jewelry,
In Diamonds Ruby, Emerslds opa Coral Pearls Eruscan
Mosaic, and great variety Of patterns.
Rich Silver Ware,
Tea Sets Pitchers Cups Goblets Trays, Vases Castor
Spoons Forks ladies' large of articles suitable
for PRESENTS.
Plated Ware,
OF the best quality Beautiful Designs Elegant China,
Parian Bronze Wedgwood Vases and Figures
FANCY GOODS, in great variety.
sPECTACIES-God, Silver, Steel and Shell Frames
Cutlery.
Table Pocket Cutlery Scissors Razors Guns and Pistols
WATCHES AND CLOCKS REPAIRED,
sH4yER,wARE AND JEwELRY
MIA 2p6t MADE TO ORDER.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17

StelCN1't98 CezGb1'Nte0
90 x L n G. S L O v e S .
Az sizes, for sale by
BOWLES & JUDSON,
o3l 2pMowe6Frtf No. II Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17
To the Cotton Trade.

New Orleans, November !, 1850.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17
Cabinet Makers


UPHOLSTERS' MATERIALS
OF Every Description,
Gilt Cornces Hair Cloth, Shades Curled Hair, Enameled
Cloth Curtain Goods Cords and Taase yarnsh Gmps and
Fringes Springs Buttons and Twinc Glue Picked and Com,
mon Moss Camphene and Alcohol Burning Fluid Pf and
Oils Wall Paper, etc., at the Lowest Cash Prices by
..-s HEATH & CO..
nn2S 2ply No. Is Camp stseet.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17

nsr For Sale BY O. o. wooDMAN, B. JouRRAN, @. n.
MORRISON, e. 3. WHEELoCK 4 CO.. E. GUIILoT, New
Orleans jy23 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17
.se,O W-orsted store.

And many other aces-a of which will be delivered in
mart Of the city. 90 2nMoTh&Satf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17

Rich China Wares,
PARIAN FIGURES, BOHEMIAN TOILET BOT
Tiles AND PUFF BOXES.
choice assortment just received, by
BOWLES g. JUDSON,
oil 2pMowe&Frtf No II Camp street
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19

Our democratic ra.iers will M rra,iiicl to
learn that Ioai.isna has manifested her regard
for the Consultation and Union, by the election
of the cu,i-c democratic State ticket,
IAndrum ha. been elected To tcngrcss, in the
Northern District. over Jos-, by large ma
jority.
Fionrnoy h c!scsci to she State sena''. by
over 200 majority We arr rejcice' to learn
this. His abilities III him for the position ard
he is ,r,,e and tried acmocrat
pr. John X Evans, fhrotbcr Of DR.. Evans ct
Marshal.) another trne and devoted democrat
ard one who never bowed the knee 10 Baal, Is
elected to the State legislature. from l'ossor
The South Western consoles itself upon the
fact tina, the opposition carried onachi'a parish
and tbercupcn, promises to accomplish much
iex, year. in the Presidential election. II says
We never fclt morn sure Of ultimate success
than VIC do at this very moment The organ
Hope, in the editors head, mus, be large enongl
10 hang hat upon.
The oppos;tson carried New Orleans by 1872
for Wells, as Governor, and 33I FOR Ray. Al
Lieut., Governor. They also carried their en'ir'
ticket, for municipal officers. Fearing the usna
scsns o, mob violence which have 80 long dis
gr.cesl that city the polls were mcagerly ATTENDED,
Only one third Of the vote was east.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19

We sse psqpcst~l. 10 call a meeting, Of the
citisens of Harrison county on Saturday next,
tho 2Gth inst, 10 consider the Palmer letter qaea-
ton, and other matters. Of = like nature We
trust, that whatever action may bc taken on this
or kiwirsi qucstions, may bc marked by delibcr-
ton, propricty. and sound judgment. II Mr..
Palmer rally wrote the le!.er attributed to him
he oueh, not 10 be permitted 10 return to this
section. or to remain within tho 3tatc. But In
asniuch as he claims to have rcsblcd n the South
for fourteen years, atsl las, certainly, been in
Texas, for long period witl'out having pfofs-
sesi any Other than the strongest prD>levery sca-
tincn,s and IN s.lli,ionso this all biz interests
hcing in the soath, there is reason to indulge a
hope that he has becn' uajastly accused. MI.
sutton, whose name is mentioned in the letter
attributed 10 Palmer, IL brothcr-in-lmw Of his.
and We believe right minded, industrious man.
We understandable he recently purchased slaves
All who know him, speak well Of him
No man, imbucd with an,islavcry sentiments,
ought 10 bc permitted to remain in slave
State. lie should be driven away, and where
the case Is ono marked by aggravated eircam-
stances, @ycrcly punished. We trust lie Leg
ilatarc will lais scms action IN hi. Subject
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19


Even those who are in the enjoyment Of rem,
ehath frequently need to have recourse TO tonic.
prc,euiivcs Of disease. We ar never too we'll /.
mored against the assaults of the III. that nc,A
heir TO- saeh an invisora,or they may And in n0e
LETTERS BITrkRs a medicine that ssnuet h h
ken regularly without giving vitality and elas,ies
TO the system. AZ this season, particularly, 4,
strongest man il NOT proof against the maiaria, h
certain sections Of the country. In all cases Of M
and agns, the BirrEgs j. more potent than ~
amount Of quininc, while the most dangerous 60
of bilious fever yield 10 it, wonderful psoperta
These who have trrd the medicine will never use \
other, for amy n The ailments which the Hosrsrru.
Brrnas processes 70 sabdue. To those who have -
made the cxpermcnt, we cordially recommend n
early DUPLICATION To the RlfrIRs whenever they II,
stricken by disease sf the digestive organs Sold ),
SANDERS 4 SEARS
Marshall Teaaa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19
UNITED STATES SENATOR.

we see an expression IA the Herald
in favor Of Reagan for the L. S. Senate.
That's right, make Houston President
elect Reagan to the Senate, place Clark
| in the Gubernatorial chair, and then let
Paschal swear that Texas is an Adolf
ton State, aud VIC will mark it down
that he, IN one instance, told the truth
Js6srson Herald
Judge Reagan in his recent letter il
not before, has written himself an Office
seeker. His antecedents are very con.
tlicting-as contradictory as those of A.
J. Hamilton. Texas wants in Senator,
q statesman aid patriot A Democrat,
and an able and consistent Democrat
The eloquent clcar-hcaded and true
hearted Wigfall, is the ablest exponent
Of State Rights Democracy in tic east.
State Rights and Southern Rights are
SYNONYMOUS. II the rights Of the States
are observed by the Federal Government
the rights Of the South are regarded
Each Southern State has her rights in
the Union, and she is content with their
recognition and protection by the Union
and tho other States. Upon the obscrv-
nnce oI thcsc rights rests the pcrpctuity
Of the Government and the safety Of :. .,,c
Union.
Wigfall, Ward, and Graham, we have
heard spokca Of favorably. aud II we are
not misiniormtd as TO the opinions of
Judge Wheeler, the great interests and
rights Of our Empire State would be
safe in his hands. at Washington. The
pure and incorruptible Matt Ward will
do. and we should be gratinXd, If he
wishes tho position, to ace him returned,
but our choice, on the score Of talent aud
reliability, oil tho time ia Louis I. Wig.
fall lie il Houston's superior in debate
and immeasurably beyond Reagan III
every way. We arc pleased to notice
that tho Democracy In aome Of the com.
tics arc expressing themselves favorably
to Wigfall - Coismb;a Dsmaeras.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19
MARRIED..

In this county, on Wednesday evening ~
10th inst. at the residence Of tic brides T,l..
by the Rev. A. r.. Chmmons, Mr.. n. 4 MR.
RESS to Miss HENRIETSA BASS ~
Of Harrison.
A splendid wedding. Several hundred ~,
invited, and the attendance WAS numerous. n
happy pair were greeted with an inlair, At n
residence OF Col Burrcss, on Friday cvcnip,
which was ATTENDED, by very large numb,
We wish our young married friends every -.
piness
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19
r. LuDu LPH,
MILL ANR FURNISHING BUSINESS.

r. LPH,
MILL ANR FURNISHING BUSlNg0a
rINIIE Undersigned having purchased the supe
i rior water mill heretofore known u ~
Lawrence Mill situated about six miles
NORTHWEST OF MARSHALL,
takes this method Of informing tho pablo thas
he is now prepared TO grind corn At ahcRs
notice. The meal ground At this mill 10 Of -
perior quality, as many living near and rcuee
from its location can testify.
TURNING
The Proprietor bcing . mechanic, 10 ~
prepared to execute, with Dispatch, al orden y
Furniture IN his line
CABINET FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
IN addition to the above be- will coutsrss
~ hc' 'toforc, to supply his custors.cn NJ
any articles Of FURNITURE. drsirrd, a RI
own manufacture .. his shop in Marshall. =
ing de's.mned to supply the wants Of The -
lie with everything IL hls lir. without dflay'
=. inc lowest possible price justifed BY The ~
kct. lie solicits liberal share Of ratrcSeeA
which, from industry and strict attention 10 ~
incss hc trusts, will, ~ acqurncr, falcw.
+. LUDOLPH
November 10. 50. ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19

The lApdon News Expresses the o,;.
ion that - alliance bctwccn France ~
Spain in q war against Morocco 10 a.
thing but rcassnring to the British in.:.
es,s in the Mediterranean.
Tho Spanish government has rrpe,4.,
its disavowal Of any Of the am6itiss
projects which have bccn attribute n
her IN connection with the Morocco -.
The London News says that the a..
ish minister had sent q dispatch 10 r.
drid stating that England ~ loaecr
posed the expedition against Morocco
Great preparations arc being ma
throughout Germany for the Schiller ~
tival.
The Baltimore papers Of the ii inst,..
inform W. that there was much rioti.,s
at the election on that day. The pan.,.
do not state which party succeeded ''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19

a ~ - ssss a9sia h ~ es's~s&
n diseases from ~ piacs 70 Jsess'
soa i osly sixtcn nisss. ard our paper
has bcen regularly forwarded to the
Herald. The editor Of that paper pro
Ssssrs 70 be unprcjudiccd and perfectly
candid Will no have the Justice to
COPY this article, and let his readers I'M
terstsnd, \" withou. craivocation,' NJ" what
progress has been made during DR.
Fowlkes's administration :" We shall
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19

nd with the rcccn, offer made by Mo-
rocco for the settlement Of the difficulty
between the two governments, and
war is considered imminent
HAllrAx, Nov. 5.--Thc mails OF tho
steamship America. arrived at this port
Yesterday, have now been fully deliver
cd for this point They contain full de-
tails Of the treaty Of peace concluded at
Zurich, on the 18th, between France,
Austria and Sardinia. The principal
points Of the, treaty are ~ follows:
l. Austria retains the fortrcsses Of
Pcschicra and Nantua alone of Lombar-
DIV, the rest Of which 10 ccdcd to France.
Her western boundary i, with these OK
ceptions, to coincide with the old boun-
Diary line between Lombardy and Vcnc-
tia.
2 The portion of Lombardy thus &C.
ded TO Francc is again coded back to
Piedmont with all the rights Of conquest
belonging to France therein.
3. Sardinia engages to pay u Austria
40 600, 900 forms, aud assumes bcsk'c
thrce.liths OF the old I.ombario- VcnN,an
debt, making the total amount Of obliga-
tons assumed by her 25o, 000. 600 francs.
l. Tho two cmperors engage TO exert
all their influence in favor Of the union
Of all the Italian States in one confedcra-
ton. of which Vcnetia is 10 form an in
tcgral part.
The spanish government has formally
announced to the Cortes its determine
| ton to go to war with Morocco.
The first battalion Of military for Chi
ma have received orders TO depart via
the overland route.
The London buildcrs' strike still con
tnucs, and the workmcn are about to
appeal to the public for tho support Of
their families.
Parliament has been proroguca to De
cember 18th
The Paris correspondents Of the Lon
don journals indulge in gloomy iorobo-
dings respecting the relations between
England and Franco The correspon-
dent of the London Herald says that
the impression gained ground, that a
rupture between France aud England
was imminent.
Several 81 the French provincial jour
nails published simultaneously violent
articles against the government which
it is understood were suppressed by the
government officials These articles
warned England that the hour Of lie,
trial approaches which may cxtinguisl
her greatness forever.
The Paris correspondent Of the Lon
don Post asserts that negotiations are
progressing for the completion Of y joint
n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19

The Memphis Enquirer h informed that
civil engineer measured the depth Of the river al
Preniis, opposite Napoleon, two hundred miles
below Menphis, and reported the river at that
point within Eve feet Of the lowest water mark
ever known in the history Of the Mississippi, and
'hnilycight feet below the very highest water
mark
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19
oOvHRN0R'S uNAoE.

OF Jefferson, who has returned from Aus
tin, for copy OF the Message of Gov
crnor Runncls, to the present Legislature.
tits long and ably written document.
Tho sentiments, embodied in it, will
command general appreciation. We have
not room to publish it in this issue, or
even TO give extracts from il. The prin-
cipal topics are,
l. A defence Of his frontier policy, in
which he shows that he has done all that
be could to preserve the lives and pro
pcrty OF the frontier citizens.
9 The necessity Of guarding corpo-
rations against abuses. Their growing
power The danger Of losing the school
fund. Their improvident and reckless
management, involving the interests aud
honor of the state, and the interests Of
individuals. Thinks thu State ought to
exercise close supervision over their
management, and that clause should be
inserted in the constitution forbidding
the Legislature from relieving them from
their obligations. Then INDUCES in
some reflections upon the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company, portion OF which he
might ~ well have left out, inasmuch IA
hc conveys an indirect and nnmcrited
ceusure upon the Attorney General and
the District Attorney Of this District.
These gentlemen were satisfied that they
had done all that could be accomplished
for the State in the late suit against the
company, and that verdict against il
could not have been obtained. That IL
Il were even possible, Il was not the
policy Of the State to enforce the penalty
~ the company was in a condition TO
proceed with the work. The payment of
the $50 under extremely adverse
circumstances, and the general confidence
entertained among intelligent and rclia-
bic mon, here, where tho facts were
known, were perfectly satisfactory. We
regret, very much, the course OF the Gov
crnor in relation to this company, and
should be disposed to ccnsurc him for il,
were we not satisfied Of the purity Of his
motives. We agree with him in his
views relative to corporations. If car
ricd out, they would, in our judgement,
advance our works Of internal i'm
provcmcnt The Governor is in favor of
a II reasonable and just protection to rail-
road companies, and is only opposed to
abuses.
s. The Message is Thoroughly demo
cratic in its tone. The Governor is OPP
posed to all compsoaiso Of our constitu-
tonaI rights Traces Tho history of par
tics. Shows that all tho dangers which |
have menaced iho Union, have come from
the Union savers" VIC have favored
cnaotuents, and section
al policy. That men who acted with The
Know Nothings, and voted for + fillmore.
with his high tariff opinions and his
Black Record, cannot claim 10 be demo.
Gratis. 1t is a most scathing review Of
The opposition and their hollow professions
IF patriotism. II hc had written letter
turing tho canvass, embodying similar
in all probability, it would
rave elected him
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19


We find in the Rusk Enquirer an III
-, ....- s,.,, the editor Col Yco-
"''o'"e ,,;. IN. It'll
mans, wris'e" ''o'" -'"'''" y"
from which We make the s"blo'heo cA'
tract
J., A.. ua,.c yomcs " Henderson, NJ
n y T.vl,r of Cass and X. H. Hubbard
e 81, ,,.r, mi IN nomination. On
w., o., ha,lo, he vote stood for Hen
-. 40 T.,lo, % Hubbard IL. scat
~ on, having "A majority,
w. Mi Ao.so, and n Hubbard with.
Ia g. n.rncl, of Dallas. was
ot" " IN the second bal
p.' ~ -. r".n;ycd 40 votes Darneu 80
10Y, - 90 TAYLOR wa. elected
S'.e H.. w.r, Ton members ab.
4 "pe" -, ;n.l;r.d 10 think that DR.
I'll r." Ill ,n,lc n rood speaker he
i"s"' W. ,.;,h re,l;amcntary rules.
$50 ~, ., hoo, f,,.c of character
" "n1 Iaaf;u;an o,nr,b 10 enforce them. al
~ $50, 30, on Smoky was
~, ,1ectea
,rh' -, a,oc,;o, was for Chief Clerk
II ,,., ,norc cxcitino one w l..
chsl.r n Tr,v;. TIM Ochiltrec of
marr;snn and PRESTON IIay. formerly Of
IT,. rroctct, Arms we're nn, in nomina
WV - o'' ,ho ,rs, halln, thc vote stood
s'o" o.,';i III ~" Al chalmers al Uav H.
X. a Jo a second ballo, was ordered.
.,b - .'V chal,nsrs received AZ votes Ocbil.
WV" ., "nJ W. I, ia n,o,or here 10
Wv IT, ,ha, a.: sn..tor eloct ia RIM.
''.'"'" '' n ri;.r 9th -
L. ae ,,e,oocrn, The balance of the
49, .,,no,o1 ,ror, r Al nowers of
I Ifa.s;s,,, no,r,r E;rs, Assistant clerk ..
CO. 4 Troshs nr Tray;. Enerossinr
M. mo" ~, uar,,Isn, ~ Travis
7 Enrolling Clerk and Antonio Manchac
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19

aJ- The election of Hon. N. u. X. Taylor, o.
Cas-, as speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
Is compliment to the sound judgment Of that
body Mr.. Taylor has no superior in Texas, Is
presiding officer. As a man, he is ror thy Of
any position, for which he might he selected.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19

Hotel bills arc very moderate, amount
ing only to some three or four dollars.
Forty dollars will cover my entire cx.
pcnscs out here.
"rhc hotels are charging, for board
and lodging, $40 per month Mr.. Craig
is stopping at Mrs Bcalrs. and paying
the same price,
Mrs. Bcalrs is one Of the most desira-
bic places to stop at, in Austin. The
table cannot be cxcelIcd
81 think, from what can learn, Wig
fall is the most prominent man before
the Lcgisture, for q. $. Senator. lie met
with ali overwhelming reception here ;
much greater than he anticipated. His
friends arc very enthusiastic. The pre-
vailing opinion is, Reagan will not stand
a shadow of a chance for election. Among
the aspirants for that distinguished posi-.
ton, on the opposition ticket, are Gen.
Houston, Hons L. d. Evans b. H. Eppcr.
son and g. W. Smyth. learn from re.
liable authority that the opposition will
meet in caucus, and bring forward Hon
G. w smyth, as their candidate and,
as the Democrats have conceded
majority OF - ON Joint ballot, Wigfalrs
chances for tho democratic nomination,
Al! consequent election, are very good.
lie will 60. an overwhelming vote from
the West"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19
Amf At Avsrru.

IT, rhsmss y. Bo~ers, Fif.t A--i'sans Clerk OF
ihe Hoa~ u Representatives.. sill act Is "'' Agent
Il tho Capitol dasas tso n ~,n 81 thu present lrs'
ilAtap. Ha receipt VII Is good f'r all sums due
The Republican.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19

A large body Of land. 1000 acres, ".
ing in the counties Of Highland, Ran.
dolph and Pendlcton. Va, has been sold
for 100000 to Northern Emigration
Society who design settling upon it.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19

II The State Gazette pays mcriicd tribute
to the Hon. ". r. Scurry. Mr. scurry was
at one time, tho editor Of the Gazette. No man,
in Texas, has rendered more efficient MD 10 the
democratic party, AS a powerful and eloquent
writer, and speaker, than this distinguished gentle
man, and we are pleased at the recognition Of his
valuable services.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19

Tows MAps Frnsrrsg would call At
tcntion to IN advertisement n Mr.. l4uslo'ph.
lie IL splcnlM workman.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19

The official majority Of the "Oun.;
ton candidate for Auditor in Pcnrs.,
vania is 1921, and for Surveyor Ia ~
Last fall il was $1,000
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19

n = The aalling n the Great Eastern. M
besa putpooed IadsAaitelly. 1t Is considered
sstalcd. thst 40 viii not visit the United States
~ pssssut srusoo.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19

49, The passage Of the Ant train Of cars.
over the Loaisvil|c and Nashville road, took
place on The 27th uit.
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Ins nis IIon~s.--Scc the advertisement o
Mt Hill.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19
Faaha smable I1eet and Shesmaka

ts~,,h. wesi eosas, u the psh,ie sasa~J
II EEps constantly on hand large awortnaa
N d ladix and Gcntlcsnsns boots ard shoes
Of his own manufacture also good ssrply =
sole and upper leather ebs mls.
From bis long cxpcricnee end clase attentse.
70 " business, b h0pes To Aave = eoutinsaee
" that patronage hssetothsc ~ fhcsaily ee.esr
ed on bin. All ordsss psoapsly attssssd ("
and work warranted.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19

The President has appointed Il.
nephew. James Buchanan, u young Lac
yer If Philadelphia, his Private Sccs
tary. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19

~ Mr ". Pollok has just returned from
New Orleans, with i1r~h supply of goods and
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