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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-11
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-11

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-11
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-11
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-11

OW elillu
sertiBt@lsselaub mad
9nfanft oer3age npn
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9tneinnati a,m 1920
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siere fir philadelphia
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

longcd to the lower classes of society
A portion of the procession, which divi-
dcd from the rest, on arriving at the
Pound District, ceased to sing till they
had passed its dangerous precincts, and
resumed their song when they passed
into Townsend street The immense con
course Of people left the gardens in the
mos, orderly manncr--thc majority Of
them evidently Impressed with the CON
viction that it was good for them 10
have been there few manufactures
and other places Of business were closed
for the day, in order TO allow the work
crs Ia Join in the above services
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

Tnr rRoGRgss OF mE feF.s.-N ithh
less tl,an one hundred years ago, the cs'
iahlishmcn, If third printing press in
The United States was regarded by many
If pr Frauklip's friends as a hazardous
eot.rpvisc Since then, snch has been
The MULTIPLICATION Of newspapers IN this
conptrv. ,hn, seven hundred aud fifty
mills are now employed 'o inrnish print
ing paper these mills are operated ~
2.ooo engines The annual product Of
these mills reaches the enormous guam
THY of a7o, 900. 600 pounds Of paper. from
which ~ realized the pretty little sum
Of Sa7 900 600 pound Of paper re-
auilcs n pound and quarter OF rags
SO 600 oo0 pounds Of old rags were
therefore con snmcd last year IN tho man
ulacture Of paper,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03
ROBERT W. POE, NJ. d.,
HoH0oPArnfc PHYSICIAN,

EsFHcFFCilY Offers his professional SER
y vices to the citizens Of Marshall and vicin-
~: lie will for the present be found u, the
srsldcnce Of T Marrah Esq
|. ~ chrome cases at distance hy sending
sa''ment Of symptoms through the mall win
n'ct with prompt attention.
August ~. s5o-,Osf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

ed to an embassy to Vienna, the gsycst
Of all the European capitals, about the
time that Napoleon is planning to marry
the Duchess Maria Louisa. Tho young
colonel is handsome, rnail,-, and already
distinguished in arms, and becomes ~
once great 'avoriie at court ; every
effort being made toy the women TO cap.
tiYae him, but in vain he j, constant
and trnc to his vow
Bat his heart was hot made of stone
the very fact tia, ne had entertained
such tender feelings for the white domi-
NJ. has doubtless made him more sus-
cep'iblc than before
NJ last he met the young baroness.
Caroline Won Waldorf, and in spite 81
bis own vows she captiva'cs him, and Lc
secretly curses the engagement he has
sa hindly made at Paris. She seems Ia
wonder at what she believes to be hia
devotion. and We, the distance he main
tsins The truth was that his sense oi
honor was -cat thai, though he re-
ally felt tina, y, loved the young barron
css and even that she returned his aiicc
ton, still he lad given his word, and it
was sacred.
The satin domino is no longer the ideal
If his heart, but assumes the most rcpul-
siyc fern IN his Imagination, and be-
comes in place Of his good angcl-his
evil genius
Well tire rolls on; lie is T. rctufr
in = few days; il is onoc more the carni-
.al season, and in Vienna, too that gay
city. lie Joins in the feature, Of the
masked ball, and what wonder fills his
brain. when about the middle Of the eve
ming the white domino steals before him,
in the same white satin dress he bad
seen her wear year before a, the French
Opera House IN Paris Was il not 4
fancy
9" come. Colonel Eugene Mervllc. TO
hold you to your PROMISE she said, lay
ing her hand lightly upon his arm.
Is this u reality or jrcaml" asked
ihc amazed soldier
Come, follow me. and you shall acc
that it is reality continued the mask
pleasantly.
will"
Have you been faithful to your PROM
Use -
Most truly in act, bu, alas, ] fcur not
lg9ff
I,,1cc5"
1t is too true, lady, that have seen
and loved another, though my vow 10
SON has ken, me from saving 80 10 her"
" NrI wLo is Inns Ina. You thus love 2"
II vii, l,e frank with Won. aud ycn
viii keen nv soorctYr
Mi r,iiriously.r
81, is the baroness Won Waldorf" h.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

90, ~ " a. HAfNSN
MCKAY K HAYNES, attorneys ant fotn'-
,cl,ors a, Law Marshall, Texas, will give
promp attention to all business entrusted to thelr
care.
aay- Office Fast Of the public square IN the
building formerly occupied by T Perry ~
\oy 81 5T No i3-y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

But you may depend, he wouldn't have
SIGH another ghos, fight for all the money
IN Georgy The fence was mendcd whar
I was broken in the thickct, and there was
never any more ghos, seed in that grave
Nnrd sence
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03
NEl)tt'A l..

ER \. w T. VI rs, Marshall. Harrison
- county, Texas.
OFFicE Over Sanders Il Sears l'rug store.
Resrnrvcs My former one, due north OF The
Courthouse. Jan. tth ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

llogmmr ENmSr ENrnsioS.--Nc learn
from the Augusta (';al Dispatch that
about o'clock Friday afternoon last,
tho engine +. H. Elmorc exploded rs
boiler on the south Carolina Railroad,
at the 10 mlc post, II miles this side oi
Branchyirc. instantly Killing five per
sons who were ora the engine. VIZ King
the engineer Mr. L. " entity MI.
Mitchell. Mr. poncpau and another ire
man whore namo Is not given. entity
and NJ tchrll belonged 30 another tram,
and were only riding short disiance
with their fjruds on the Elmore.
Tilc explosion was dreadful, and the
bodies e ihc deceased were horribly mu'
,natra that uf entity was blown loo
yards DISTANT Another was dashed
against a tree. aud Fragments OF ,hcig
limbs and bodies were found adhrrius io
trees. aud lying about VA every direction.
Their remains were gathered Up and
sent 20 Charleston. where al OF nearly
all Il them have families 40 cyrlana-
ton If the c'usc Of the explosion -
given
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

nOCroRS A. :. II i. T. VI. JOHNSON
- hive associated themselves in the practice
+ Medicine
II Olicc removed 10 Judge Frucr's briek
building. the room recently occupied by DIR. y
W Eames
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

Lyvcu lAw-rhc Memphis Appeal. II
the 9Th inst. says a man named Lewis
was ru, IN death AT Napoleon, ARK, =
"Wednesday night last. by = body u ~
izcns, and his body thrown IN ~ 49,.
He had been warned 10 leave W aDe
within a given time, bat b. failed taAes
ply. lie was a river gambler. ~ ~
was believed that he was cosisectoo ~
the murder II Dr. Harding, q Nor a
few DAYS ago. Lcwtsfs rastesf -
" escaped with his life.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

We regrc, to learn that difficulty
occurred nj the fremont House, about
halfpast ~ to-day. between Mr. Ayres'
Of the fremont, and Mr.. G. I. c'ute
Pistols were drawn and fired. AMI Mf
Ayr,s received two shots from Mr. Clute'
one bali passing through his check, ana
and another through his shoulder Nj
Hollis. who happened TO he standing
near. was accidcntly shot through his
arm, the wound not thought 70 he da'.
rcrous. Tho wounds OF Mr. Ayres are
considered serious. - Gaiv's'o" N'e'.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03
.TISTRY.

FORGE T. SLAUGHTER. DENTIST,
She country without extra charge, -
4s,nlcss disappointed in business. yyv.
my prices an no Iess than hereto iIIb
9orc Those wishing their work n, private houses
(tn towns, will please cal on some one else, as |
(Nsi not do that sort Of practice only ia extreme
[caAcs
Calls lcf, with Rene Fitzpatrick, Of Marshall.
Twill meet with prompt attention.
March II 5a No 3o-if
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03
DIR. \. ~. AIRS.

OFFERS his professional services 10 ih' r'-
~ s.ns Of Marshall anil slrronndsZ country
art- Office at the prug store Of SANDER y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03
GRINDING! GnuNDu>GM

PIHE New Grist Mill. Il the sasle factory /,
Y now In operation. Regular mill day
"Wednesday and Saturday
March IL, 1883 No ., II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

rrss,nt. GrSpownsR kxrtosvnS.-- We
learn hy a despatch from Portland that
eighty kegs OF gunpewdet 10 one at the
new mills at Gorham. Me, exploited on
The 18th INST, blawine the bu'ldps 70
atoms Only one man. however, was So
vercly injured
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

A loving husband At 81. Louis recent
Is tclegrapleed ~ his wife as follows
" What have you fur breakfast, and how
IS the hahyy" The answer cane back
Rnckwheat cakes and the measles
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03
IAM CARD.

N : JENNINGS, inoncg At lar, Mar
-. shall. Tcxa. Office al North West cor
uer Of the public K. are.
Innnnrv y. 2sAl
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LAW CARD.

HALL 4 MOSELEY inonDy' and Conn
IL ,olpf, al Lar.
NnpHf~s NJ. ], Hall, Marshall Texas :
F. Nosclcy, Jefferson
Feb ~, 1858 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03
TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
Only TWO DOLLARS AND HALF YEAH
Il. W. LOCG II T. nv.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TIE u NJ $

THE TEXAS REPUBl lGAN Is issued weekly at
rWO DOLLARS AND HALF per annnm II paid
~ advance II paid within six moths Three Dollar
If payment be delayed until after the six months the
prcc will be Four Dollars. single copies, One Dime.
Advertisements a, ~ per square of ten Ines or less
ana 30 per square for every subsequent nseenn
A liberal discount made for yearly advertisement
Announcement Of candidates, Ten Dollars
Twelve per cen, will be charged On Advertisements
no, paid in advance N -,
Al obituary notices over one square be charged
a. advertisements.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03
LAW CARD.

ACUILTREE \ DAVIS, fton"g al
" Lair. Marshall Texas, will practice N tn,
District Courts of Harrison, Pamela ass. Wood
Upshur. Rusk and Smith Counties. and IN the
supreme and Federal Courts a, Tyler.
Nav 20 s59-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

DOPE WILLIE iHomcg. ~ Low Mar.
| shall rcvts, viii practice IN thc District
Courts Of Harrison rano'a ta7'. Wood. l p.
-har and Smuh counties and in the Snpr me
and Federal Courts OF Tyler
Anril a. 1859
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03
THE SEARCH FOR HAPPINESS.

The following was one Of the compost
tons read at the examination Of New
Orleans District school 1t is written
by Miss Louise Skiuncr, less than II
years old Ii certainly evinccs the pos
session If a good share of the magma
tive faculty, with iclicitous facility Of
expression;
\ maiden trippcd lightly along the
ilowory path of the fairy forest, aud
iuuud herself on the brink Of n crystal
fountain Lingering there, she saw
bending towards her delicate White
lily, The fairy queen of the fountain, and
she bowed her head ia reverence. Then
raising it, she dashed back her raven
locks. aud was about to lay an humble
petition before the Queen. The fairy
checked her saying
Maiden, know your thoughts, and
anticipate what you would ask :; and
she held up before The maiden two rich
" lcwclcd ca,kcts one bearing ~ dia.
mond letters the word " Riches " the
other traced in ruhics and emoralds,
"Bcauty"
"Givc ne" exclaimed the maiden,
give me Riches They must surely
secur. me happiness -
fnuu hast thy wish SAID the iary
OF the forest, and banded her the diamond
lciicred caskct
But soon the maiden discovered she
mad not found the boon her heart desired.
"Oh :" thought she, had but chosen
Beauty That would have brought me
the happiness which Riches never can ~
And again size sought the crystal foun.
tain ia the forest, and once more found
herself 10 the presence vi the Fairy
Queen. attended hy her train Her
throne was N the form Of violet, and
carved out Of the purest sapphire ever
seen. Throwing herself AT It's foot, the
maiden said
Farc,l Of the fair Once more lis
ten to thy humble supplant, and give
her. ol . give her Beauty . Thou hast
given me Riches. hut they could not
satisfy the longings Of my soul
Enough maiden Thou hast Thy
wish yet remember that but once more
wit chou be- permitted even to VISIT TINS
place. Bat once more, remember
- saving. tine queen and her traiu all
departed leaving with the maiden the
ruby and emerald caskrt of beauty And
again Soe thought she bad secured tue
urcciou. boon she sought Alas how
was she deceived There was something
wanting yet Again she sought the
nowcrv margin Of the fountain and once
more aud iur the last time invoked the
aid OF the fairy monarch
Thou oh queen" SAID she, " hast been
kind and hast granted mc ~ | wished
and i.r them thank II Crafty me
IN but one wish .r and ! Will be
content
What do you seek fair madden
said the queen.
Happiness pure unalloyed, and last
ing happiness responded she.
alt is not in my power to give thee
what thou askcsl, poor chlld gently
sand the fairy. "But can point out 10
thee the road which leads TO what thot
scckcst 1t rs Toy trcadng IN the path
Of Virtue. that thou canst reach IT, II
thy way b. along that path thon canst
not Tail to find Happiness. whether thy
dwelling place be IN princely halls or IN
a lowly cottage
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

MnK SICKNESS. Esfyaofd,~ary Fatal.
~ Tie mysterious disease populsrly
Known in portions Of Central Ohio ~
milk sickrcs-,' or the trcmblcs, ia pre-
sailing eitb extraordinary fatality II 4
portion Of Marion county. Ohio. The
tenant Of Mr. William Fisher, named
Gibson. was first attacked and died. Nr.
T. was the next victim. aud then ~
wife aud two adopted children were ~
ken. Tie five cases terminated fatally.
though the Republican says the best
medical skill Of the country was Axssted
in behalf of this unfortunate family.
The systems Of the victima hsd IecoaD
so thoroughly infused with the Aee4sy
poison that tho remedies cmployea -
no effect whatever.
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4 SOUTHERN PALAuW RrslpEScS-Col.
J. A. :. Acklin. Of Mississippi IL about
erecting - private residence at his plant
alton, opposite Red River Landing, which
is designed TO cost sl25,ooo- $40 600
more ion furniture aud furnishing. The
following is the plan Of tins immense
cdiGcc The style of the cdiicc Is cas-
tellatcd gothic, with frontage ON the
river of one hundred aud stxtyionr feet.
ON the two sidcwings Ut one hundred
and four feet, and a centre compartment
of 22o feet deep, surmnmlcd 10y a lofty
aud beautifully propor,ioncd tower The
building will contain 30 rooms, exclusive
nl closets, bathrooms, wardrohcs, Ne,
spacious and amply provided with the
modern improvements III comfort ana
elegance. An the walls OF the building
are to bc double, with the passages iii
side.
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raHf WIN MoooAsiS sSASr.--Thr
Huntsville (Alal Independent, tclis IN
the following how Mr. ia;ncs i.apinc
bore ~ triumphant an enormous mecca
sim snake
Tie was passing through Mr.. Thomas
:. NcCailev's farm, a mile ~ Two from
town. and Immediately on getting over
q i,uro q large land moccassin snake.
iully iivc feet IN length. sprang upon
him from the bushes, and wrapped II.
self around ono of his legs, attempting
AZ the same time to strike him with
his iangs Mr. l.. knocked il Of with :
Dir of wood he had in his hand, and hard.
~ expected another attack ; but the W
cioHs rascal again sprang upon him from
distance of some four feet and the scc-
ond time tightly cooled itself around hia
leg i,y grca, cxer,ion ne ~ last sue.
caodcd in getting his foot on the moe.
stef, and al once despatched him. Friend
James acknowledges 70 some degree of
trepidation during the rcncontrc. Hap
PLY he escaped uuhurt.
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professional Goros
LAW CARD.

r NJ. CLOUGH 4 X VI VAN IANpT
y, Aforneys and Councillors at Lar Mar
shall, Harrison county, Texas
June Q, 5s. No " ~
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aud we may wind mp with tho Elizabeth.
an item of forty elaborate dresses, to lee
composed in lavish style Nttcr The
wedding and one week Of reception sue
cecdug II. instead Of the usual tour. The
happy pair will retire To- honeymoon 1t
I'm "pala,ia Fourteenth street rest
,lenee. In which. with loves impa'iencc'
the fair fancc is already installed, UNI
der the protection of her delighted pa
FONTS
IN Ia. autumn. Senior O. will introduce
his bride to- his own sunny land after
which the gay capitals Of Europe WIN
he made brighter 10y her advent and her
diamond, $50 they say.--N T. T'16v'f