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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29

Pleasure ExcrEslos-Mr C.. l.. U,nson.
Superintendent, tenders the use Of thu railroad.
free Of charge to the public generally, 10 take
a pleasure trip to the Lake, on Friday next.
The party that may be made ap can leave Mar
shall one day and return the next Game and
4 b We prrsnmc are Abundant On ,ho Lake
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29

kA- Our friend W r. Smith, Esq, has bad
the Kindness to forward US late paper. Mr.
smith IS connected with the grocery house Of
Messrs Arthur 4 Go. lie will be in Mar.
shall in u few days.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29
,,osrrcrs oy4Hxar ! coxrAxy ABROAD

DR.. Fowlkcs and Major II. '. Richardson
~sic cordially received in New.Orleans by the
stockholders and friends Of the $. =, X. enter
priv. They were urged to call public nss'
ing, bs, declined until the financial arrange
ncnts were fully completed. and Mr.. Thompson
had accepted the Presidency Of the Company,
wccxtrac, The following from the Crescent Of
the 9th
Southern Pacric R,iLnoAp.--The following
notice and dispatch hautleJ. to US Yesterday
will be read with satisfaction by our whole con-
muni'y
Ofricg OF AorscY on :. 7. X X.
New Orleans, Oct. -. $50
Editors CreW,m The following dispatch was
to-day received At ili. Office
.PmiApfirai,, Oct. II, 1889.
Jep'ha Fowlkes, President,
Meet Engineer Roberts at Memphis on Thurs
day.
From the fact that Mr. Thompson Is sending
out his own er ginccrs no dhuht can longer be
entertained ofhis course.
H. : FCLKERSON, Agent.
The very BIS, fseling prevailed IN New Or
leans favor Of the cntcrprizc.
MesArs. Fowlkcs and Richardson were to
have III, New Orleans on the evening Of the 9th
for Memphis, by railroad. pr fowlkes will 60
from thence to Philadelphia aud New York, In
les- than sixty days all the arrangements viii
be completed and the work will be resumed up
on a scale commensurate with the character Of
the cntorprze-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29
RECEIPTS FOR THE REPUBLICAN.
ELECTION OF ATE.

II will be seen from the advertisement Of thu thef
Justice that there I. an election 10 lie held IN the
Marshal Heat. fI,eat No, 81 on SATl RnAl NEXT
10 MI the vacancy accssioned ty the death Of H. u.
Anderson. We are authorize 10 announce The iallos'
Ing candidate
J. ". TAYLOR,
ia. HAHRlS.
r. z. KENNEDY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29

JgfF.EsoS AND LANE pAckrr-Sec the card
Of the National. Our friend, Sidney Smith
writes US that she will be up the first rise in the
river, lie informs IA that the National has
been elegantly fitted up, aud is superior pack
ct for the Jefferson and Lake trade.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29
rux sourRgRS PACIFIC RAILROAD ABROAD

n
-. ma, pi.,vupe of the l6,h 4
u..,....,...t,... .r,;.l, FINN
c""'"'o" wy
which we MAKE tue >u"I''i''u 'N''"' u
SOUTHERN PAcuC RAILROAD rs iiaH-
og.msaf Ola, uac--siiN Of am overland
railroad from tbr Atlantic 90 the Facilr,
h. us,y universally conceded Iuc hWr
is past whcu ans question If delay HON
ur from thc mpmctlc1lHa'y
ol lsc enterprise is entertained ln the
.pui.Ir mind
ia, southern Pacific Railroad. now
relieved from ITS 'mtd'"s-'n'n's ana
conflicts p'->7,'.'- ''' ..'' , '.,,
Sc , ''.' f.. ,'' In, D.. f,,stLe las f
r,to3r had thrown 800 hugh way fr its
u,c. presents. beyond all g'Nd, ih' most
satisfactory 'ndl.' ''''''t' i'' ~ ''', ~.
N's''l'''' '.' ,"N i'
''t ......;,. e.. t5
l,' '"N III a.,.,. .,......
''tl'' WIZ ".' ..ll
Hs'm'hi H' '' - r..
I'n''' az ,'' ...I
action '' .,''' MI w. wv ''. , .....f..,..'.
'he '''4'.'' '' o."
lbe e"'''r''-'. u Us '.. .,'f % ''' ''''
n"' i''' ''' ''' ". .. w.
n"H ,''" ''' ,.tf .''..
uuisht' p" ''N. '". ''
lus handsome CIV ,''.' Do p"
the i'c' lh" all 9'V'h.'' '8''-'''. 7u'
r'-+lul tli~ taken 4h d. '"" '''
viewed tA ''l'te'i'' I'D JUS '.'''' 49,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29

Two Ms MrRpgREB.--W learn from the
Coucordia ln,clligruccr, Of the 18th inst that
two citizens Of that parish named ne LIiostc
and Basancou, were wayaid hy a party Of ruf
fans, on the road from Black river 10 Mr. lnm's
plantation, and murdered The assas.ins have
not been arrested Mr. i'lIosie j. spol,n of as
an old and highly esteemed citizen. We sincere
ly hope that the scoundros will no- lonr oo nm.
fhionoA Of iu,fire
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29

nEtm % ME MAsos The london papers
publish despatch. announcing II, sudden death,
by aPoplcNy at Paris. Of Hon. Mr. Mason. the
american minister 90 France
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29

"a On Thursday evening Prot Martina,
Mcssrs Lancaster n Co.'S drug store. Those
who attended speak Of It very highly lie is il
fms Veu'riloTnist ha. hyperion powers Of delinea-
ton. and performs many wonderful fats. The
audience Voluntarily contributed handsomely for
the pleasure enjoyed.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29

The river opposite this point is on a stand
u il reported that another rise is coming down
from upper Red River The flcta and Era
No 2, from the hlls have been the only arrivals
since our last,
We learn that last Wednesday the Era No.
passed. down over the falls with 500 bales OF
cotton"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29
Very truly, Ac.
G., + HY\SON.

as' night was severely cold for the season
There was mo frost in this immediate vicinity
on account Of high winds but the thermometer
must have been at She ife,zing point.
The contract Has been made for the
first railway in New Iceland, from Christ.
church to Lyltleton.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29

RED RiyrR.-Wc quote from the South
Western Of Wednesday
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29

NJ There was a very humorous and outer
tanning discussion at the hall IT the Marshall
lyceum on Thursday evening. One Polly Ann
Jones had sued John Smith iur a breach Of prom.
isc Polly was represented Us dashiug belle
Of the past s,nson with blue, violet, eyes,
golden hair fexqiiste contour anil capii-
waiting manners In other word, "a charming
coquettc. Smith was one N the rrsi.,hles
rich polished finely educated. and fresh from
the University Of Virginia. Court was regular
~ called his honor Judge Burks on the
Bench, jury was empanelled the evidence
read and the trial proceeded For the the plain.
iii. Mesor'. Pope Turner, aud Burns. For
the defence Messrs Hi Hartley aud Taylor
The speeches werc highly creditable to our
young friends and presented very striking
imitation Of the Courthouse. His honor presl.
ded with dignity, and his charge to the jury was
strictly legal document. The jury returned
a verdict against smith Of one dollar and the
costs of court. The large audience present seem
ed to enjoy the scene. and particularly the ladies,
whose lovely faces and bright eyes radia,cd IN.
der the humorous arguments Of counsel"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29

To INK Lspfys,-Mr. Brinck has jus, re
~ris,v1 fs~h -t,al. See ranl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-29

FmR.-on "Wednesday nigh, The kitchen Of
DR.. Eamos, Of this place was destroyed by FIRE.
Fortunately he wind was blowing ina tirec.
ton which saved the other buildings on the
premises. The loss will be one ofinconycnicncc
To the pr., bat it Is certainly gratifying to think
tina, il i. no greater
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06

'lNHE Undersigned oH'r. his services In The eli.
1 ncns Of Marshall and surrounding country,
~
Briek Mason, Pidaercr, end Eastern builder
tie 'nsnrr~ all work 10 stand when the materials
are selected by himself
Ito also proposes To c,rc smoky chimney. No
cure no pay. lie warrant. all work 10 be ,,cpo
ina workman-ike style, SO rs TO stand the closes.
criticism.
lie is now alone in business. and respectfully
sos'c'ts share Of public patronage. with full
confidence that he win h. able 10 render sa,isfac
ti", IN all cssGs where his services are demanded
Orders from the country will receive PROM,
attention.
=. L. H. LOWERY.
"rshalI, AP-A ,. 1888 lv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06
DENTISTRY.

GEORGE Il. SLAUGHTER, DENTIST.
" Marshall Texas, viii attend to all calls il
the country without extra charge, -
unless disappointed in business. Yyyv.
My prices ARE no less than hereto II1J
tore. Those wishing their work at private houses
in towns, will plc1s call on some one else, ms ]
will not do that sort of practice, only in extreme
CAGES.
Calls lch with Rene Fitzpatrick, OF Marshall,
will meet with promp, attention.
March 81 81 No 30tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06

llaw KING Grogns WAS Ussn Cr.--.An
equestrian statue OF George the Third
was erected in New York city in 1870;
hui within five years il was taken down
hy the Revolutionary patriots and run
into bullets, with which -four hundred Vi
King Georges soldiers were Killed Al
single occasion (lhc invasion Of Conncc.
ticu, hy Gov Tyron.) The statute yield.
ed forty.,wo thousand bullets, which were
cas-, in par, hy the wife and daughters
Oliver Woloott. the patriot Governor of
Connecticut II Is sal, g. say, that thu
statue 1t the British monarch was the
death Of thousands Of his relocated
soldiers, whom hc sen, TO invade Amer.
lea
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06
MEDIC Al,

nR y. w. T. 4 VI rs, Marshall, Harrison
- county Texas
OPricE Over Sanders 4 Sears Drug store
tssipsvcs Ny former one, due north Of the
Cnrrihousa Jan Eth 80.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06
LAW CARD.

~ :. JENNINGS. iHoracg NJ Lnir, Mar.
-, shall Texas Once ut North West cor
ncr Of the pnhlic 81 ARE
Januarv n 1850
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06
THE CuLPRIT JuD0x-A TALE OF THE BENCH
AND BAR.

| Tue pralrfes away from tie woodlands
had not heard the scream IF the steam
whistle Al the branches of society, OF
trade, of business, and professions were
IN a transient state. OF course the
Judges were not men OF vast learning,
or of rare charachscr and, lest | may
appear vain, may add, that the lawyers
were by no means Chief Justice Taneys
/ The Judge who travelled 'l,c circuit
with us in the counties round about the
city OF --, had been in early life a
/ horse jockey, and picked up a large
amount Of tact, knowledge Of men, and
of human nature that was Of much use
to him in his legal walk At the West
he had been member Of the first Consti-
tutional Convention in our State, and
being good talkcr and Of quiek natu-
raj intellect, had shonc in the debates.
OF course il was natural that a. lac made
the law. he should be able to cNpound it,
And at the election, after the state was
admitted, he was chosen Judge
lever liked him. With all his afla-
bility and apparent Difference of manner,
there was in the composition an under
strata Of cunning that ! suspected and
became wary Of When ] was chosen
peoples solicitor, hc sought my conf
dcucc, but tepclled il =; except ia Court,
we were little togcihe, Many time
on the civil sid has he given charge
on facts, or acquiesccd in my law when
felt that was wrong, nor could faith
ON why he thus sought the winning side
of me.
| SUSPECTED him Of kuaVcrv When
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06

The room Of Chief Justice john Petit,
Of Kansas, At the hoscl in Hiawatha.
where he stepped in the course Of . cir.
cult. is said to have contained the follow.
ing judicial documents "One key u
brandy. four reviewers, four bowie knives.
three i'a-ks Of whisky, aud a quantity Of
cigars AMI tobacco"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06
l.AM CARD.

NEO. LANE, Anoraega Lar, Marshall, ilar
VI rison county. Texas,
September lj 1883.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06

machine for the manufacture ~ irc.
is now in operation in London, which
turns ont three tons Of that commodity
daily II is the invention Of = Mr.. Has.
rison. Of Australia. The refrigeration,
as we Learn from recent number II ~
English journal, is producnd BY thc cvaP
Grafton Of ether in . Vacuum
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06

At late Bloomer convention. the 81
cgaies resolved that they "wouA wees
short dresses or nothing" Short dreuees
hv all means.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06
THE wan uyWD

~. ,.,.; ,..,
~, ,.;,,!n 49, 60. ~"k en-
nav ,ho ,.tn,. ,;.h, n..L =. a., ,.:,
~ 80 ~. .c ~N'o'
ii -, ..I-
- -, I' - -: u"., '"c
- 3D., ,,,. liz. ~
Fl, NJ Nj, - -. ':..y
H.. ,,..,.ia,, .',,.,.... !. - ~
~ -, 49,. r. ', W."
| ,nd "a. ~ = a,,,, a. ,ho,,. 80,
| the AUSTRIAN army o,,ho,..d 49,.
,l,ius n Vc,on, !, ~, - ~.
io,ving V,u,ua n,d p..ch;", aa - 80. 10.
ha,,ls il, H., rnsscxs;,,, ~ H.. ,,.,~."
Tho L,,,l, If sni1rr;,o ,.h,'.h 49,
,,,,,,od III ,,ay a., ,ho,,, /. -, ,
H.. J,t,;ls - h,yo ,,..,, ,,,, -, ~. ~
,.s, ,,,J mos, oLs,i,.,,clv cn,.,..,,.,,
nol.rn times Tho Austrian. a..,o,,
H., fr,,,, ,be,r ur,vious uol,cv ac a..
mn, r;,,Lod hattie AMI ,o,,,;,,, 81
/, Iii s,,,,assos - ,i.,u..
crossed IL. N,ucin and mo, ,I.,.;. 49,.
,,i.. nm ,,,o.,ds sclcc,cJ hy ,,o,o.,,.a,
Probably they Designed 10 force an A.,
cisiye battle before the arrival of pr;n',,
\,roi.cu ami tho o.,,s ,.,,i.,, lr i..:.'.
/ A. tr,t In..ufN mud
bv the hone Of defeating the .,,nv l..
front hcf,,,c a landing of ,,,.. ,cw -,
dition AT Venice should hiring u,,, ,,.,,,
+, NOW enemy in the GEAR Of ,S.i, ,,.;,;o,
I, - ,,,us lar tho L,,,lc os th. -.
vhi,h all o,he,s vcr, ,,.,;m;,.r,. "a
w,s meant las the Aus,r,,,s ~ IL H..
decisive uuc
II resulted howeve, in /, t,.,,;,,,, .,;..
aster they were r,n,lscd and .l,ho,,.,,.
the immediate elects of a vrr,, dr.,
,r, u,,t sni,.nn,,s--as H. u,,. So,
to be In the time Of IA. oi1 N.noI.on
whom q "a; .,i> saiurd w.s a means ~
CUTTING mn ., r,1itel army and ,n.L, "a,
ra,.i9t, ft,v,r1 g. scc,,r, a., ,,u;,. =,
the triuiopb the result was ,le r,,,'.
ple,c oyoltbrow of the Austrian nl,n. -
terrible sacrifice Of their ,ro.ps and ma.
terinls Of war and iii, suIl.u i,u, ccr,.,,,
wi,ldravi,y ain ,ur,L,r IN hi, In.
If defence Thor nitacl was a,,i..iv
b,a,cd at,I tt,,v nrc obvinoslv wc.L..r
f,r ,un,,ottine ,l,. combined s,,cnv,h
uld,l, ~ el,.ipg .l,uu, ,hom /, !. .c.
kuo,vl,I.scd ,bi,t tb.y fn,,yh, .ri,, .,,h.
b5fp a,,tnr,,e. and when ar;y.n - ~
tho G,ll ,..,i,,,sin,J surL a ,ro,,, a.,
their .uen,i.s were ii,,,,,,a}l,. r. ,nr.n;,,,,
d..,o tl,0, th,v n,,i,.,ain,.,l ,,d.r 81
are a. ready a. ever h. reu.w lie 6yht
with tho s,pn l,o,,.d J,.,.rni,.,,,.
But a ,ottiuaeI su,c .ssi,,u If ,.vcr..s
ended ~ in ga s,vcr, rexo,sc ON ,hc;,
o,su ,bnscu chain makes !, cv,,cn, Tho,
l,,, ,b.v came, ,,,,. ,v;,,, tho .Il,... =.
the o,,cn neld II remains 10 be- now
.c,.,, u.L.,L,, ,l,v ,.,, 1,.,..a !, C.r,;
fed line upon which the military sk;,,
and The r,sourccs of the Fmuir,. how.
Leen ,roaie,lly bcs,,,wra h. NJ. !, i'm.
,r,,r,,,tl,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06

ConnN The grand total receipts Of
cotton q, all the ports up 10 tins date will
be found fully detailed under our dnaa-
cisl head this morning The views pen
ding % 500 600. as well as $3.50, 900
bales, can now be adjusted and IT is
presumed that the crop Of 1858 OF last
year can now be definitely settled as hav-
ing exceeded s. 500. 900 bales. - Crescent.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06

We havc iast learned from reliable
source that ih. house al Mrs Mccormick,
ncar lynclhurg. was burned n the
ground ga saturday nigh, last, aud we
regret to relate that the lady herself is
missing. aud what are supposed 90 toe
her bones, have been found om the site of
tho tire. The belief Is prevalent in the
ncig hhorhaud, that tine unfortunate lady
was murdered lor her money, and the
premises fred Afterwards, cd Mars.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06

DER fnft+
LAW CARD.

DoPE Il WILLIE. ffomegs At Latr, Mar
l shall Texas, will practice in the District
Courts of Harrison. Pamela, tass Wood, Up.
shur. and Smith counties, and in the supreme
and Federal Courts at Tyler
Anril Is $50
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06

aud began our meals. The whskcyed
stranger sat down opposite, but he and
the Judge were 10 each ether as If they
had not met. One or two civilities
passed between them, but they were
accompanied with freezing politcness,
somewhat unusual in our western way Of
life All this satisfied me there was
something out Of the way, and resolved
while at the table to furnish myself with
more evidence finished the meal first,
and went mp stairs into the Judges room,
and cropping TO the chimney in the dark,
felt for loose brick, found it, and dis
covered a roll of paper, took off one or
two pieces, and replacing the balance
hastily, left the room.
Nothing more occurred that night
worth narrating, but next day in Court |
found on the calendar the case Of man
who had been indicted some months be-
fore for countcrfciting, and had been ont
on bail
What docs this mean " asked Of
the clerk, did not authorize the trial
nor am prepared with Witnesses
Judge c. ordered it ON last term
for this day" answered the clerk, pro.
ducing your request
Wy reques, s,aihinered .,
les anu mere II U.s. ana nc hahdcu
rae a piece of paper bearing in my hand
writing the words, Give Judge C
ms request ! reihehner' now | say
it, that had written the paper, hut could
not recall the apparently trivial circum-
stance which had prompted il
Just ',t" Jug c 81, 'i''
'"nr, ana business logan lhc case III
question oelhg 'ai''u' arose 70 post
pohc II on the GROUND oil not uoihg pre-
pared.
stranger rose from among Inc law
y"rs, aad SAID ie was counsel iuf TIE
prisoner ana came from cincinnati u"
Try The case at much trouble, ana ms hr
understood, because II had been ordered
on that day. 1te counsel "as ne oSa"
f" rs, s'"I'""'on ~ ne > "ds'
The latter, with bland smile ana
dipping hs pen ~ the lnh, ready Tor a
mrm"iandum' asked hat Is your
u'mr, SIT
was Sa dstunislcd al his eo"' linPu-
dvuec that did not hear the answer but
proceeded to deny any understanding.
aud 60 charge that there was some tlIth.
My opponent watily rcloined, aud
moved, II the case Was not tined that hS
client hc discharged ON ban ms was
giving him liberty TO run II he leased,
ana opposed thIS ln"'l"h' Ny "u'cIS'
~ again rciolncd, and 70 my utter aston
ishmcut Judge g. granted The re-
sHltsl "a
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LAW CARD.

HALL & MOSELEY. inomg, and Conn
III sailors IT Lqr.
Annagss NJ. j. Hall Marshall, Texas; :.
+. Noscley. ,IeSArson;
Feb. 49, 1855 ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06

Gti M'KAy n. g. htNNfs
MCKAY Il HAYNES. iYaaeB and Coun-
vi wior al Lir, Marshall Texas, will give
prompt attention TO all business entrusted to their
care.
nB- Office Eas, Of the public square IN the
building formerly occupied by I. Perry, Esd
Nov 81, 81 No by
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06

The Chicago Press aud Tribuas Ell.
mates the population VI tLas city u
1913 900.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06

Coy. Seymour. late Minister II ~
United States at 81. Pctcrsbsrg. has -.
rived in Paris, cnTonts kx Aone.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06

not less than fifty niles, and perhaps
more, We had the joy 10 know that we
were out 81 danger OF drowning ; but a
new peril was before us Prot; Wise
had been quite RICH, in his prediction
The hurricane blew us Immediately into
a dense forest which sklrtcd the lake,
and threatened to tear ~ limb from limb
Mr.. eager had thrown out the anchor, a
heavy iron one, with three hooks. each
an inch and a quarter ia thickness. -
rapid was our flight that this stood out
nearly straight from the cor As the
grappcl swung agaIns: tree Of modcr-
ate SIZE the velocity Of the balloon and
It's terrible strength would tear it down
and fling it t. the ground. Jnc 10y one
the hooks broke Of and we were again
at the mercy Of the al.swecping wind
Nj lamountain and | held on h. the
valve rope, cndeayorine 10 discharge the
gas. but we were quickly compelled 10
release Our grasp, aud cling 70 the con
eon,ratin. hoop 70 avoid being thrown
out. II has been before stated that the
mcshcs onScloping the silk Of the Allan
tic had an aggregate strength Of Que
hundred and twenty tons. II is not
strange that il was some time before
those strong chards were broken The
balloon actually went through a mile II
forest. and. tearing dawiI trees and break
ing branches, pursued its rcsistlcss
COURSE. dasaing ouf party ~ the willow
car t. and iro against trunks and limbs,
until tic stout netting had broken little
hy little and the balloon itself bad no
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06

FAsmeSAain nebssls.---Aa Ohio editor
asks What can be more captivating
than 20 see a beautiful woman. say about
four feet eleven inches high. eleven feet
four inches in diameter, and thlriy'ioui
feet in circumference, passing along the
aisle ius. as divine worship common
ces
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06

noCrORS A. : Il T.. + VI JOHNSON
~ have associated themselves in the practice
OF Medicine
n 0firc removed to Judge fmzer's brick
buIld.ng, the room recently occupied 10y pr. \.
" Eamcs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06

There are sixteen steam iite engines
now in use ~ the ire department Of
philadelphia No Other kind Of FIRE en-
sine is now ueed in Baltimore and ~
0uIe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06
Professional CARDS
LAW CARD.

r N. CLoU.iU & X. NJ. VAN IANnT
-, 4iornegs and Councillors At Lar, Mar
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ACHllTREE DAVIS, Niornegs At
" Luc Marshall Texas will practice IN the
Distr,c, Courts Of Harrison ranola ass, Wood
Up.hur. Rusk, and smith Counties. and in the
supreme and Fc,lcr II Courts at Tyler.
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OFFERS his professional services TO the citi
" Ems Of Marshall and surrounding country
Soy Office at the Drug Store of sanders y
Seurs
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of pompo,i 2 "Not very well, y was the
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