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Observation-Disclosures.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06

10 mobilize the whole Of the federal con
tincnt, and have requested the prime,
regent Of Prussia to take the command
VIENNA, July s.-Thc French frigats
importance, bombardcd Sara, yesterday
but upon the fire being returned, the fri
gate Withdrew and appeared to have
suffered considerable injury.
A large French fleet was seen near
Venice, and another feet Of ten sail was
seen from Trieste bearing towards that
place.
FARTHER Po,Sr, July 2A-The Montreal
ocean steamship North Briton passed
this point to-day bringing dates from
Liverpool Of the 18th instant, four days
later than those received by the Africa
at New York.
BY this arrival we have the mos, un.
expected and highly important news.
Peace has been made between Austria
aud tho allies, at the suggestion Of the
Frenc., Who would have thought it
RopBEay OF THE STEAMBOAT FASSy BuL-
rirr.--Lon and Recorery Of $2700.-1M
Thief rycstai.-Thc Memphis Bulletin of
the 10th ult., says:
An extensive robbery was committed
on board the steamer Fanny Built, on
her last up-trip from New Orleans, by
which Mr.. Thomas r. Shields, of Natchcz,
was relieved Of gold to the amount Of
$500 Mr.. w. r. ST. John, Of New Or
leans, OF 5000 in bank bills, and Mr
Rand, Of the same city, Of $500 in gold
making total of $2To0. The siate.rooms
of these gentlemen were entered on We'd
ncsday night last by a gcntleman'y-ap
pcaring man who registered his name as
Mason, and who took passage at Donald
sonvillc, La, for Rodney, Miss. The
robbery was not discovered until after
the Bullitt had passed the latter place,
and on arrival at Vicksburg Capt. Dun
ham tclcgraphcd the Iact 10 the proper
authorities at Rodney, describing the
person of Mason, and ordering his arrest
On the arrival of the Bullitt at this port
yesterday morning, dispatches were here
from Rodney awaiting Capt Durham,
announcing the arrest Of Mason, with all
the stolen money in his possession,
Messrs Shields 81. John, and Rand all
took passage on the J G. Fremont, which
left u short time after, for Rodney te re
cover their missing funds The gentle
men named are wealthy citizens Of Mis-.
sissippi and Louisiana, and with their
families were en- route for the North, on
q tour of pleasure and recreation during
the summer months.
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WILLIAM sfIrEf.Ds 4 CO.,

VxyOt-LD -, N ~ phn>sss ersssai1y that
| w tbcy arc nov mnaufhctc1in, Cotton Gins
Of an improved pattern, which 6r iiehsus1 "
draft. s,,rd Of ginning sn4 eseeiseece n naMp'~.
are unsurpassed BY any On modP, eishfr
North OF South. The josfneb q ~ eysssee~
run in water boxes lined with bseesss Me"f'
thereby doing away with friction alssss sse're.
| IT, The brush SHAFT n pcf,sssd up TO se~ -
brush, 40 as to prevent cotton winding s's'
frequently causing the Gin to take mr..
Ne also manufacture Corn Mill lof any sisc
and quality which have repeatedly tecn Pr"
nounce,i To he the irst Hcrss Miih ~ 0r.-
They are all garcd to b. run wishoss essose9
the band. and arr boltcd down 10 thrrc esA -
no giving way. ~ u soGnntiues The case WE
,ho-. ,ba, are only wedge fastencd
Our Fsctc-y is located st Nipden. Claibeess
Parish Ia. where We have eup'e hcilstFs nv
making from two To three hamired ssands PR
snnum aid ~ many mills. SbosA planters o.
sire to try our Gins for they arr Ill warranted
they can address us nj the above 1euss'erS
place. where their orders will always rcesive
STRIFE, attention
we are Southern men and 60 In fof Aonr
manufactures.
We would refer ,ho>e uracquathtcd win our
Gina to the gentlemen Dsmad belOw
J. NJ Taylor, t"Uaele joe Naruhsll Texas.
Judr Joseph Mason.
| D. II james.
! Rev " Is. Hi.
/ Rev Henry War.
! l.cmucl Langley, Glade SPRING.
/ Mai W. A. Tu,lc,
| col John NJ Jones Jefferson, Ca~ Co. TeSas.
I W II Freeman. Esq,
I : / Moscley Esq., "
/ Hon j Il Ilepdcr-on, Cesa Co, TcvAs
/ Col Willis Whitaker,
p Ahiridge. L -hur Co, TexAa.
John El-.
Dr Jonathan Adams, Harrison Co. TexS.
| Col VIA Clark Murry League, Hsrraos Co..
Texas.
| Ann l-,1 Il o9 Gml
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Persons AFFLICTED with the Fever and Ague should
not spare either time trouble or expense to procure
DR. HosTETTERs CELEBRATED BlrTERs, whose
bcncnccnt effects upon the human system has been
clearly proved to those who have been stricken down
in shor, space OF time by this dreadful curse whose
checks arc wan and mcagrc and whose nights are
slceplcas and rc.tlcss and whose eyes are dim and
sunken, with death staring them IN the face. this
compound must prove pleasing snatehinc them. "a
Il were, from the very mouth Of the grave. None
can know its true vslV. until they have tested H.
When all other. have failed. these hi,,crs have re
stored the sufferers TO pristine health. Their popn-
larity In al the Western and southern parts should
introduce them 10 all families
Nold nv SANDERS 4 SEARS.
Marshall, Texas
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW WORKS.
SHORTLY TO DE ISsUED!!
AG ZEN TS w A N II T. ID!

|
FT>llE subscriber respectfully in ~.ysh
i forms the public generaly, that ZIkskS
he il now extensively engaged in 1lU
publishing some very valuable Books, and oilers
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS
-. O.
W ens"sc ;" '"o ~ y, NH y. 0""7o' pun"
w , r,s Morns aIo SOL" u no o'n'r WY
~ n',s "'en'.i u" Ht'', eau w" 'f'''''''''
~ a'' ''',''0 ~ ''c uo'sncf o''co
'nc VI our '"os' '"iu'o'c "o"Ns
TIE PICTORIAL FIELD BOOK OF THE
REVOLUTION or. Illustrations by Pen
and Pencil Of the History, biography, Scene
nv, Relics, and Traditions Of the War Of hide
,r.ndencc-by Benson j. Losing. Two Vol
umcs Royal Octave, containing upwards Of
Fifteen Hundred Pages and Eicrcn Hundred
Eagrdpmgs.
Tho ,,,,ara,io, If ,bis work occppieJ ,bc
Author many years. during which he Travelled
nearly len tLousnnd miles. in order TO visit the
nrnm;,e,, scenes If the Revolution. gather mn
ncai traditions and explore the records and
h;s,or;e,
mo n,;u, object If the Author was 10 rcrro
Jpce he History Of the American Revolution in
snch an attractive manner az to cn,ice the youth
,f lis couu,rv tn read the wonderful story and
b,oo,no e,miior win ,be founders Of our Kenub.
e'o ', , ,'" ,'i,,o ~, ,ho;r Iaho,. rbc mapncr
in which i, has been arranged md Sc, forth rem
dcrs it no less attractive to the general reader
than 10 the ripe scholar Of more mature years
Explanatory notes are given on every page
and also biographical saeich of every man dis
tinguished in the events of the Revolution.
A copions Analytical Index ia given at the
close of the Second Volume, embracing eighty.
five closely.printcd pages This is, in itself
complete synopsis Of the History and Biog
raphy Of the period OF our Revolutionary History,
and will be found exceedingly useful for reference
The work contains all the essential facts Of
the early history OF our Republic. which are scat
tered through scores Of volumes, often inaccossi-
BILE to the great mass Of readers. 1t forms n
complete Guide Box to the tourist seeking Tor
fields consccratcd by patriotism, which lie seat
tered over our broad land
Upwards OF THIRTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS were expended in the preparation OF this
work. The exquisite ongravings, prepared under
the immediate supervision of the Author, from
his own drawings, required the greatest care IN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06
EDUCATIONAL.

MISS +. r. STRACuAN has declined
teaching with Mrs Bonioey, and will con
tinue To give lessons in Music, Singing, and the
Languages, upon her own responsibility. Terms
can be known upon application to Miss Straehan
n, the residence Of Mr. Edward Womack
Marshall. August &. lS59.-i,6m
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4 sure Randy fer Dpsppaa. Cholera, n
ayradn, u ratcrp >ick Werdlchc. Niehi
Siccdfs. general Dcjafs. and rs eHcpi
ant u.s.
I'HEsE clegau, Btters are peculiarly adapted ~
] warm climate aud every person desiring health
strength and protection from the diseases nc deni 10
the climate, should usc them
Persons advanced IN he. and feeling the hand Of
Time weighing heavily upon them with all IL attend.
ant ills viii lind In the use oi the hicr- an Elixir
thar Will in,tll life into their VEINS restore ia
measure the energy aad arior " more ypnihtnl days
build up their shranken forms and cisc health AMI
happne., g. their remaining year..
II Is a we'll established fact that fully haif 4
the fsmalc portion " appropriation I'd va 10 The
enjoyment % good health of TO use their own OK
preston "ncyet feel well They asc lsneuli DC.
void of al energy extremely nervous, and have M
appetite. ~ ths tls-s VI iuSai1s THESE Nlttet- are
especially recommended Their peculiar tonic end
insig1uiug propcfuc. render thcm invaluable in
such cases
Persons visiting district Mrasscd annually With
nnd that bN N, timely u4c 80 one two BOTTLES thcy
viii Mt w one instance tskc the disease a. the ri
t.rs wil rcnovAtc and strengthen the system and
carry tho bile 81 10 1t, natural channel.
T. Il WllEESOCK 4 co,
Importers whor.-ic prruggsts a. Magazine stieei
opposite the Arcade Hotel New Ofcaas. gcueftl
Wholesale Agent Also sold rs Wright & Co.,,
March u l.5a. SANDERS SEARS, Nsr~he
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MARRIED.

On the 2sth July 1889 near Marshall, Texas
At the residence Of Mrs Ham, by the Rev. G.
A. Flower the Rev J. A. WARD 10 Miss +
j. HAM
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GNINDGtNt:. GkINDING..

,INuE New Grist Mill at the sash factory y
now in operation. Regular mill days
Wednesday aud Saturday
Mach "a. 1880 n 2 -
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CARRIAGE TAXING AND hEPAlRfN0 !.
sHc2 EAST OF PUBLIC sauAlI

Nh,sit,lL.,. .... 600. nNAS,
'l'ur. undcssisn,i thankful -SN~
.or the eatronse .aA -
v hlch they haze hsen EyoroL
Son'd rspeitill, inform ,heir kics.k ~ ~
raidie, that they are prepared 10 cary ~ ~
carnage Making AMI Repairing Busin1 IN IL
vaFioes departments. Having many years ca.
pcricnrc they thsi,ss thsssefves that h srat
pc~s Of style and durability Il wosA, n.y. yin b.
unsurpassed by any establishment In ~ SsaeA.
They have jus, resrivc,, and will sl.sys A.er
on han,. ,Tss supply Of ucw material ssitah1a
f,r all si,lcs Of busgies aud carriages. CcacA
glasses. s,,ra size on hand.
Repairing, As,e VI short notice.
Terms CASH and psisvs ~ low - go -
AFFORDED by any good mechanic An Wesk var
raptcd Call s,rJ examine Sas wcsk sNa psiceA>
!. GOLplN.
II. A. MANN.
April :, 1859 lu3olyl
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New Advertiaesne nts.
w. 4. TARI.ETON.

AF the iirm Of Tarlc,on 4 Burlagc, Of Austin
" IL spending come weeks in Marshall Per.
sons who have law or land business in the West,
in the General Land Once. or Court of Claims
can 80 Mr.. F.. Of write to him at this place
They will attend TO the approval OF suspended
ccrti6catss--wil buy and sell certificates and
landa.
They arc. from long experience acquainted
with the land claims Of Texas. Mr.. H. WIS loag
connected with the Court Of Claims, and has
lately compiled NEST valuable Abstract, sho~-
ing oil the valid certificates in the State. They
havs knowledge Of many most valuable loca-
tiona. Persons who have certificates TO locate.
or who arr interested in Texas lands whether
resiSents or non-rc~itlcnts, would do well Ia con.
salt III, N.
August 9Th, is59-47tf
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CITATION.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,


Emily Maruuczc 4 Co., vs. A. Il. Stone Jr.
To fie Stcr.f Of sad COUNTY Greeting
WHEREAS, Emily Marquee John l'abtisia
w Rcloig. and Alexander Thcu,t merchants
and mariners trading under the firm Of +. Mar
quczt Il Co, have t.ed their petition IN the Office
e the Clerk Of the District Court OF Harrison
county. alledging that Ahsalom H. stone Jr.
is indebted 10 them in the sum Of sixteen hundred
md ak and .3l0O dollars and interest. due by
two rromisory notes one fnr { lrtccn hundred
and thrty-six and 81 90 dollars, dated Apr. II =.
1859, due twelve months LATER date, bearing
in,crcs, a, eight per cent the other for one hunt
drcd and seventy and Gel 90 dollars, dated April
l5tb. 1859, and due on the lst day Of May,
ls5e. bearing interest at eight pei cent from
ilth March, 1889 and that the said Is
stone, Jr. sccrctes himself so that the ordinary
process oi law cannot be served on him AMI That
hi. residence is unknown. Affidavit having been
made by John + Williams, Attorney OF Rec
ord, to said petition
Nm mn, therefore commanded to summon the
said Absalom Il Stone, Jr, 10y The publication
Of This writ in the Texas Republican, news
PAPER published in the town OF Marshall for four
successive weeks, that he be and appear before
the pistric, Court of Harrison county, at the
cour, house in the town OF Marshall, on The AN
Monday after the Is, Monday IN August ls29'
there to answer the petition filed IN SAID court
the substance Of which is above given. Herein
,ail not. and due return make Of this writ
.s,s1jikx.. Test. John ". Henderson, Clerk
OF the District tour, Of Harrison
county, and seal of the same At
Marshall this the ithday of August
sa.!...F 1859.
JOHN NJ. HEN pERSo\, Clerk,
by |. A. HENpERsoN, Deputy
Issued August ith, 1889.
JOHN NJ. HENDERSON, Clcrk,
by L. A. lInspERsos, Deputy
Received in Office 18th August, 1889, and oN.
ccu,cd the same day by handing the editor OF
the Texas Republican true copy OF the within
writ for publication.
A. ". CRAWFORD, Sheriff.
Aug G, 1859 a''t'
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS!
JuSrRECEIrED
AND

n . w OpE n r II!
TINE best selected Stock II 64si14 an1
i Sumuaer CeoaA, ecsaesinG II IAebss'
pro.s Goods, line Orgsades, Asa,saa. lawur,
Rarcr,s, Silk Mantillsa. 0isghana, Prots. Js~
cuctt, Swiss, and 6ns Bceests Aho . - h
Of Clothing, Rscas, Shoa. hsts. CapA 1ssWN
and plcacbsxi Dcmrstics. ColtaaaAN Lhsess.
Hardware, wociwsic, ard CsocAr,,. An
fine lot Of Sadd~ry. Tie Il satl1ed y 60
please ycu all. The Goods arc I'll ~ ~ -.
spd purchased wnh The greatest cvrc cSd ord
exam'ne for yourselves
Nav 9Th ts,Q,f
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WAR IN MEXICO
Peace Dcspaircd Of in Europe.
COTTON ADVANCING.

"
WE are receiving another Large Stock OIL
w Spring and Summer Goods and viii herr
tender Our sincere thanks to guncrou. public
and particularly to our old friends and customers
who have stood by US 30 these many years
We will further add that we have advertised
Specifically and Generally and have repeated the
old tale so often, that il has become stale, and
now feel that il has ceased interest But in order
to I'll a space in the paper and give the printer o.
chance, will remark. that we have been with you
for nearly fifteen years. and now oil,r our past
conduct AZ an Indication Of our future course IT.
business. We think our interest and yours n
mutual one II you still think us worthy Of con
fdcnce, we shall be most happy 10 ser'e You.
giving you all the advantages OF our pa, cS-
pericncc IN huying aud selling good Goods. and
Cheap Goods nj such prices as both you aud US
can live. Really believing that our prcscn,
stock (whe1 completely will far snrpass any that
We have ever brought out, both in quantity, qua
lily and cheapncss and would mos. respectfully
call your attention to our stock Of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06

Mrs. NlnIopY, VIII rccclYc q lew youhg Indy
boarders nj the usual rates in this city Board
and Tuition Fees, required m adrancc At the
commencement Of each half session. No de-
duction except for protracted illness, Pupils
received at any time and after the first month.
charged from date Of en,rapcc. until close OF
Session.
Parents. Guardians and Friends of Education
generally, are invited 10 assist at the Reviews,
the Third Friday in cacl month after the frs,
month.
July ID. 1859. ally.
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FOR I'D AN - no X II.
lsrCcEss0Es to Il. T. HYDE,
DEALERS IN STAPLE
FANCY DRY GOODS.
IIardN are. Fine Cutlery, Hosiery.
Queen.Narc. Boots, shoes,
and Hats.

NfVrr " csf Shae ~ nc ftb'lr >q4IFf
MARSHALL, TkNA-.
H,,INs boagh, ont the eu,ire stock Of Dry
Goods, Hardware, Qnenssarc, Boots, Shoes,
Hosiery Hats, and Variety Goods formerly kept
by Il T. Hyde, we viii continue The business IN
the same house and viii iry 10 maintain the high
character and standing Tor integrity. uniformity
Of prices, and quality Of goods which has always
characterized tbs establishment, The general
features aud mode Of doing business viii no, b
at all changed oar stock nov % hand Is
mostly this spring purchase, and for freshness
ind variety eauno, be surpassed hy any within
reach Of this market
We hope By onr manner u doing business
the good quality Of our stock. AMI the asscrt
men, which We will cnloayor always 30 keep OF
hand to merit a liberal share Of patronage
FORD 4 llORR
May %, l-j9 10 90 tt
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mos t.. iYoS. MOS y SWANSON
TuOS. l.. LYON \ CO..
Receiving, Forwarding \ Commission
MERCHANTS,

SN NNSVN-N, TLAAN.
nEAIhR~ IN Grnceric- Boat ani Bar stores
- Plantation supplies, cte lib' raj advance
mcuts made on Cotton eonssuel TO house Of
Winston. Morrison 4 Co
Oar charges on cotton. - cents pr bale
charges on barrels, l2's cents II We dmy 1t.
& cents more.
RrrTsrScg q y Adkins David liill Of
smith county " II Street Henderson. ip-k
county. Dee 1. 81 en-
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MARSHALL. MUSIC STORE.

Jusi,ce Of the Peace N and for sad Count
July Both. isj9-i6,3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-16
Pixies Peak Em,grants Returning.

Arcnrsox, (KANs,s,) May /, lS59.-The
Salt Lake mail has just arrived, and by the
courtesy of Mr.. Tracy, the agent of the
IIockady Mail line, have just perused
letter from one of their agents at Cottonwood
Springs, it gives a doleful and most dis,
heartsning accouat Of the Pixies Peak emf,
grafton. Large nnulbers Of disappointed
Gold hunters were already vending their
way back to the pale Of civilization. But
this is not the worst feature OF tho business.
They come back as many OF them went
without any means of livingon the way
Destitute Of provisions or means OF convey
snce. disappointed and utterly disheartened,
win broken hopes and blasted fortunes, toll
worn, foot sorp, and heart-weary, these
wretched adyenturers coHe struggling across
the plains in squads of dozeas or scores,
begging at the stations for food to eat anG Q
temporary shelter from the storms. The well
known generosity Of the contractors on this
line will doubtless save many poor fellow
from furnishing, but what Con they do to
supply the wants of starving muititpds'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-16
An Appeal TO the Wings.

We take from the Danville Register, the
following brief and stirring appeal to the
Wings Of the State. and trust it may he heed
ed by them:
Then we, again, in all earnestness, urge
that every mun--no matter VIII" he he. or
howsoever humble his pretenSons-wl" de-
sire- the election of Mr.. G"ggin, at once east
about him and try to do something Tor til"
good cause. The people must do the work,
at last. The result is in their hands. And
in conclusion, we would ask the reader to
reflect upon what could be done by Il little
effort on the part Of even Il few of the GogSn
voters of the State. Even if the aggregate
vote east shall be- IA large n it was IN 1888.
(which is not ut all probahIe) comparatively
a few changes would give our candidate the
majority. II one " hig out of every twenty
would influence one Lrtcherite vote for Cog
gin. he would he elected Just reflect. then,
how easy matter it would I've for our gallant
and deserving leader to be- elevated to the
Gubernatorial chair. But will not more than
one twentieth Of the Opposition 20 to work
to secure votes for Goggmi Does any true
friend Of the cause mean to be lukcwarin or
Indifferent or dronc in the hive? Surely
not, when their country and proud old NIr-
gnia demands their services. And now we
say, let every friend Of G"ggi in make II dP""t
to secure for him at least one vote, and rest
assured that it will count on election day.
Let no man rest satisfied until he makrS at
least one vote for Goggin, y Hey and Pres
ton, and the day will be ours."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-16
Tho New War Weapon.

A distinguished military officer having re-
Gently delivered lecture III which he pre-.
scented the belief that the spade III the hands
Of the sapper would he more servirrablr in
future conflicts, than the rifle in tho ranks,
Mary Alexander. Of North street seized up
on this ~ brilliant idea" ia the course Of
fight she had last night with Sarah , cuin-
mis-, and Immediately illustrated its practlca-
bility by welding an iron shovel over the
head of the said Sarah Ito her great damage
and against the peace and dignity Of the
commonwealth, inasmuch ~ the statute has
not yet been amended 50 ~ To authorize the
use Of such weapon in ease Of individual
war Mary. doubtless. iancied that she was
linea descendant Of Alexander the Great,
but was assured Of her mistake when she
fell inuu the hands of the police. B"sfon
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