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Attorneys office for the arrest Of passenger on board
the Great Eastern, who is charged with smuggling
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Drawings of the Delaware state Lotte-
r.es-woOD, EDDY 4 co, Mansgers OF the
oyIAwARE. kTsIucx, arp .Issoysi srAII LOTTERIES
e. s. as ST. q! 90 &C. " ts'sss S 49,
DrlAwAHE-CLAss No SEQ Aucusr i6. 1850
50, Sc, As, 8, %, q, IS, "a, So, 2s, 8, ~, II.
SSP sJ SpI rbD$ SS & isa Rs s.ass
Drawings OF France, Broadbents & Co.'s
susssH CoUErr-cr.,. JOS, Aueusr Is. 1890
o., a. Is, "a, OIL, 81, I'll, ie, %, IL, 70, 6s.
49, s. s. ,s x 81 81 g. 81 e. Co. e.
Managers. Wilmington, Delaware.
Omcial Drawings OF Hodges, Davis 4
CO.'S Coasolida,ee Lotteries o. 0eorgia ;s.o
. ''' o ~ OF H eSi rs ia piTis ~ Co. oi'
Managers, Macon, deorsa-
Royal Havana LotteIy.-Nos. 1904,
& 81 so drew the n Eve Ssp Il r .Sdsi. f. drAE
Csvallo, GS Exchange place, New York.
MUODy's shlr. asaafsc.ary, 26l Broadway.
Brooklyn Photographs.-nIinIat
'-''Ae' 49, CHxS. Il. WILLIAMSON, Established 1851.
10! BROADWAY.
rhO'osTssgS IN on and ms,!'ype'
Faris' Photographic Gallery Nate
eass Ss bat se s t I
known superiority
COnsents ated Money Power and Little
sy crime: sna ss SeTH. tahes
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wheeler & wilson's sewing Machines.
Office 500 Broadway, N. Y.
Grover d Bakers Celebrated Notsciess
s% s a Sss y Futon pse sr o % 40
All Rents paid for Sewing Machines Is
mo1ey lost
PURCHASE ONE OF TIE CELEBRATED EUREKAs,
And Pay for Il IN Weeks Amounts.
Agents wanted oace a93 broadway second door above
Herstng's Patent Champ ton Fire and
burglar rfoe Safes 2si Broadway corner IS Murray street
StetnSyay q soma
grand and ps2. arr w Wss for Eve
To sosthern and Western Merchants.
AGENTS wanted. Apply at the Eureka Sewing Machine oos,
Hot Afr Furnaces and Portable Heat
ers-The best and ohs.pcst v ..,
u
Champion Belt Rtngs-A Fac SAmile OF
he cssn.i1n Bell same as sor ey ileesns and MSPSe.
TER Manufacturing Jexeiler lsf Broadway n.
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Bachelors Hair Dye is the best i'm the
Made sold and applied In appropriate private rooms
at he wig fNc,ory 10 Bond street.
Clirehush ms Elusive Wig.-A Novelty.
Parpg. un'tsnsbe; no turning up behind 10 Broadway
next 10 A. T. stewAr'A
Girls, adorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and
roupees the In the world Wholesale and retail
dye privately applied No As"r House
Mr.. Andrew Reid, s67 broadway. em-
poved for itree four city phy oaDs Mt erpense Of
$50 his chdrens heads without benefit ye
$40 worth Holloway Pills and Ointment effected
plete cure
Trusses DIR. Marsh Continues to Apply
h i.cA Truss with The resnsr, y nernia
suppor:ers Shoulder races susoension sndarfs
silk elastic Stockings, Belts Bathing Trnsses and All snrca
appliances piled. lady attendance IN the female de
q,
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Brooklyn Photogra phs.-MinIature,
Cabinet. Imperial and Life sire.
CHAS. Il. WILLIAMSON E5.ablshed 1851.
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Royal Havana LOttesy.-NOs. 1861,
1855 :3 % 81 1891 the CAPITAL Prizes IL
ing August 1850 Circulr free b. addressing r.
Csyalo, 6 Exchange place, New York.
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SUSSEX CoUvrY-CLAss Iss, August l6, 1850.
IS, a., Is, "a, 81, 81, I'll, l6, so, H. rs, SO.
CossoIlpArKp LcrrEnY-CLAss al, August 10. 1861.
l9, 2, s, Is, ~, 81, 8, 60, So, 4, 70, 6.
FRAN .E, BRoADBENrS 4 Co,
Managers Wilmington Delaw are.
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Gurnsy's Gallery.
-UI BROADWAY.
Photographs. horytypes
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Faris' Photographic Gallery (Late
Boots 36S Broadway employs but tie rst artists Ia
department, tina; their Pictures maintain their well
known superiority.
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CO.'S Consolidated Lotteries OF Georgin:-
Class 40. AUGUST 10, 1850.
Z, 80, s, IL, 81, q, rs, 20. 81, 81, ~, 81.
HODGES. DAVIS Co,
Managers Macon, Georgia
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Six Fine shirts for So.
MUODys shir. nsaafac.cry, 26l Brcalway.
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CEI.L.ANMOUa.

A 0ENTs wANTED-IN EVERY UIfY AND TOWN IN
IA the United States for the sale OF Thoreys Food for
tie, imported from England, and liberal terms awarded
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Champion BELT Rtngs-A Fac SAmile Of
the Cham, Ion Belt, BY Ieenan and McDon
aid. Ior sale wholesale and retail, y JAMES MANCHES
TER Manufacturing Jeweler, lsi Broadway, Ny
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Il " needless 70 further rcssy 70 circumstances attend
ing two The vretchcd manner N whicn
everything wac conducted thc occasion of the excur
sr 10 Care May Scsh In e recollection ~ our real.
CTS. Tie nunbcr o, pcopo who Visited her aerDv her
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Clirehush's Elusive Wig.-A Novelty.
Psrtipgs un'ansble turning behind ~ Broadway,
A. r. stewArA
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BatcheIor's Hair Dye IL the best i'm the
world MADE sod applied IN appropriate pat rooms
he wig factory, 10 bond street.
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AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM 81 TO $40 CAOE
IA buyers areonered great inducements'
u. CuEEEG
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Hot Afr Furnaces and Portable Heat
RkRTIETT LEsLRY. ias Broadway
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COnsents ated Money Power and Little
pleiy- crimes and democratic bcRgaryau churches
and small Cbrissrs photogr- phed by HOLMES. Twensy
Leads illustrated for u Gallery. $50 broadway.
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Stetnvhy ~ Soma
Oyesrung grand aud Pianos warranted for Eve
years. Wareroons - and % Walker street.
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Cris,adorO's Hair Dye, WfGs and
roupees the beet In the world Wholesale and retail
dye privately applied No. Astar House
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Mr.. Andrew Reid, sol broadway. en-
poyed for three years four city Mt an eIpense
$50 his chldrens heads without benefit we
$40 worth q HoowAys Pills and Ointment effected com
plee cure
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To SOathern and Western Merchants.
Agents wanted Apply al the Eureka Sewing Machine oos
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Trusses DIR. Marsh Continues 10 Apply
hh with the ireainsr. ~ uerna
Iyes suppor:ers Shoulder races susoenson Iiandarss
sk elastic Stockings Belts Bathing Trnses ard all surcal
appliances applied lady In attendance IN the female DE
pstmept No. Nes~y street. Astor House oprosts ~
Paufs church
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Gas FrxrUREa, -
VI Gas rTNTURsS.
BJysrs Of casaAsncrs BrarEou, sc a. tor gsa.
qutsst 20 eEsni-s cur stock, vlch VII ~ found De
RESI-.
TARGET ard
CHEAPEST
n rsgw YORK.
W. =. 2. DALEY A co.
No r.saf..t..
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TEACHERS e. PARENTS
books, Books, Books!

lust received and for sale by G. G.. GREGG
- Il Co. the largest and mos, extensive stock
ever brought to Marshall OF School and Misce.
laneous Books, Fools cap and Letter Paper,
Transcript Paper, Note Paper, Envelopes Inks
States. Pencils Pens. Sc sc, including all ar
tcics in the Stationery line.
Our stock Of School Books i. large, and en-
braces nearly all the books used in the high
School. of Fast Texas, to which We par,icu.
larry invite the attention Of Teachers, Parents.
and Guardians. A liberal deduction made on
all orders from Teachers
Jany. Ia, 1859. y
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MARSHALL UNIVERSITY.

THE exercises Of this institution will be re-
sumed on Monday next, September 18th
In the short time tina, has ELAPSED since the
appointment, OF the President n, 'ac close Of the
last term, il has been impossible to engage teach.
ers, and have them at their post at the very COM
mencement Of the session.
Negotiations are now pending TO place in
every department gentlemen Of high qualica-
tioi.,, and wellftted both by education and ex.
crience, to ill their positions
No pains or expense shall be spared TO make
this institution one Of the first in the South West
Full particulars will be given in future adj
ver,isement. +. S. BASS,
Sept, 10, ls59.-52tf President
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GRAPHIC Bishop Pierce, who went to
California last year by the Overland
route from san Antonio and FL Paso
thus torsoly Describes Arizona
Without the Mesilia Valley, Arizona
is deserted land, land OF rocks and
sand, without water or timber drcary,
desoale a solitude without single at
traction, unuha5ited and unlnhahitahle
To talk of it rs an agricultural country
is ridiculous, absurd Nor Is it much
better as pastoral region. Except
about the little villages on the way, the
traveller sees no signs Of animal HE
The curse Of Heaven seems 90 rest upon
it. The terrible denunciailou of Israel
aud Judca as uttered by the prophets,
pcrpetually occurred to me. | felt as
though were .journcying through a
graveyard the tomhs Ut an extinct Poo.
PIE. The loneliness is oppressive. Ii
perchancc any living thing grcets the
eve. it is sure TO he IN motion, as though
IN hurry To get away The mountains
many Of them are as bald and bare "a
the mosslcss rock II is true that occa.
sionally we saw valley with soil enough
to produce If water could be had. ha,
there seems % be no cloud above OF
spring beneath To coldeuse and to
express all in three words, add drought
stctllsty, emptiness
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SANDERS II SEARS,
\ Wholesale and Retail Druggists.

Att~i Altis. lENASt
MOULD respectfully announce TO the ci,l
w zcns of Marshall Harrison county and
Eastern Texas. that they, in addition to their
former large stock Of Medicines etc, have pur-
chased the entire stock Of A. ;. johnson X Co.
consisting Of new aud well selected stock o.
Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals Gas., OILS, ard
Paints OF every description as well as station
cry and every other article appertanne To a
well conducted and well balanced Drug business
which they have removed to their old stand on
the west side Of the square, where they viii BE-
constantly receiving during the winter and
spring fresh arrivals FOR their wholesale rs well
rs the innumcrable details of a retail and pre-
scriptiou business. Rcmindml of past iayors we
return thank. to our old customers, hoping and
expecting To see and furnish them all in due tine
with everything in our line that their necessities
demand
y - /, ma, be remembered and understood
that Paints, Oils and 4. ass, are hcnceior~ard
strictly cash articles for We have 10 pay cash for
them therefore. if we supply the market at our
present low profits we must have cash. Those
Of our customers who have bought the above ar
ticles Of Us, on short space must CONF forward
and pay up.
January It'll. 80
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Largest Stock Ever Brought To
THIS MARKET.

lust received and Tor sale by G.. q. Gregg 4
y TO a large aud well selected stock OF men
and boys Spring and Summer Clothing Ladies,
Misses aud Children's shoes, Ladies Dress
Goods. Fancy silk Organdies, Mus'ins. &c &e.
silk Goods, School and Miscellaneous Books.
Stationary. &c, Umbrellas, farasols. sc VI ;.
a Cap Hats, Men and Boys Fine son Mats.
10 all Of which We invite the attention OF our
customers, and the public generally. Our adycr-
,iscmcnt will appear next week,
G.. G.. GREGG & co.
March 10 ls6O MS I'm
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E,Iirsx Sotp. Tho huh Of the EClirsk,
the great kciIrss. the wonder Of tho
Western waters. that cost her first own
crs $ls0. ooo. has been sold 10 J. D. Nor
ton y Cc., o, Memphis. for whartbnat par-
poses. She has been stripped of her cab
in furniture, machinery. etc.. and will
soon Nv 'rsn,fercdto Memphia. where she
will prove to be the greatest aud stoutest
wharfboat 'i-,he West. Hcr hsil. and
all her timbe,s are a. sound ~ ever. aud
bid fair 10 forever withstand tho test Of
time. Lomi,riiat Cosri<y, lNA.
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Marshall Steam Turning Mill.
'hnir 4 Euuniiurc MANDATORY

'INilE undersigned having his steam Turning
! Mil Va successful operation, takes TIN. meth
od to notify the public that be is now prepared
with an ample supply of the best seasoned tim
Der for the manufacture Of the various kinds of
Furniture, aud that he has procured the services
Of the best Cabinet Makers in the country. lie
ing thus provided be- Gel- confident tina, he can
fll any orders tina, may he desired on the part
Of his patrons TO their entire satisfaction, both as
To mechanical finish aud price.
lie will keep constantly on band supply o.
the following articles equal 10 the demand. Of
the market. io-wit
CHAIRS AND BEpsTEADS.
ASSISTANTS AND TABLES
Of all kinds
SAFES AND WARDROBfS etc. etc.
Persons wishing to purchase Furniture. are re.
specially invited To give him cali At his Mil
or residence situated one block west Of the south
west division Of the public square in the town
ut Marshall
T. LANG.
November l-Iq-U
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TnF CArLFR - 4 Coon FuLoW" 4
New York correspondent at the Fhdadcl-
phi. sunday Dispatch, ia writing up the
history ul Is Postmaster Fowler, say Z.
For several years his rooms al the
New York llut,i have been tho toeus OF
political sentiment, for ihry were open
to ali. aud champagne aud cigars We're
as abundant us at a banquet No mat
ter who you wore. II yuu dahulcd IN pol
ltcs, you had only go choose between
the green seal and the golden seal
for a beverage, and the ilavauas were
uumpcachatlr His weekly bll a, the
hotel must have been enormous Then
again. hc was Grand Saehcm at Tam
many and, as he was always lavish ia
his contributions. hc was at the head, he.
sides being the soul aud lwo-thirds Of the
body, Of many other political organic.
tiuus. in ih.s manner he sqandcred mon
ey, without the ir,l idea 81 its real val
ue and 1t does not demand long period
with such widc-gG gaping sources of exc.
dus. for the mos, capable Of resources t.
exhaust itself
fowlcI's father was President Of the
Highland Bank lie was similarly dash
ing. gay and cXuhefaut gentleman. He
hccamc the victim Of a do'alCatlun 10 u
heavy amount and committed suicide IN
his modification Ills son Inherited bis
slre's love If brilliant existence, and
spent patrmouy Of sixty thousand dol
lars IA hss fest dash at social experience
He next spent a hundred Thousand for his
mother when she wisely cat oil his sup
plies His third application was through
the funds OF thu postoillcc, aud his de-
felt there will reach one hnndred and
eighty thousand Besides this, he rx.
pended much money that he was constant
~ maSing IN successful Spcculatious,
aud los, much in a host IT unfortunate
ones ipl he was ever danbhng in entcrpri-
SECS Of the dazzling and desperate kind
lie made litty thousand dollars Ia three
days, ~ the purchase and sale of lots on
Staten island. hut II did not last iH'-l over
week aud had be been favored with a
million month hccould have squindered
1t all. with the greatest ease. elegance
aud nonctaiaHss imaginable This spirit
of careless proiusion necessarily won
Fowler many friends Everybody ukcd
him, and hence everybody pities his mis-
fortune
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From the st. Louis I.eveillo
THE LORDS PRAYER.

We lay before our readers the Lords Prayer
beautifully rar,pbr.acd into mn ncfostic bv
RI. 0,.,, I. .,l.;;,r Ia tho oc,h
regiment o' 'he 'hI'o" ''"''s i"i""'
In, Lord aud King who reign ;. en,hroned on high
y,,b,, of liuh, mys,eriou. pei,yi
Who ar, tho gre., AN the ia-, the Art
AT r,gb,eou. hely. mcrciful. and Ius,.
y, realm. NJ y,ory scene. where angel, sing.
U,ar,u IA the dwelling ulaee Of God. our King
U,z,,r,d ,hy name. which doth ali name, transcend
y, ,hou aaored our great. almighty friend.
IT,, vlorv shine. b.vopa creations space.
yom,d in the hook Of in tic. and Of grace
1s, k,nrao,n ,axer. beyoud the starry skies
K,,y,,,n, sa,anie s,u bu, thine shall ri.e
cam, IL, thine cmnire oh ,hou holy one
TN sr,a, and everlasting vii! be done,
nm God make known hi. will his power display;
n, q, tho work n ,uor,als In obey
hon, /. the .,,ea, IN. xondrou, work Of love
On c,ly,tv.. eros. he a,rd I'm, reign, ahoye
yo,,b ,e,,. the record IL, tbv holy vnr,,
A, heaven dcplor,.. thy love lie, earth o Lord;
n shine. ,,,n.ce,,,n, in IN. eternal -kies
IL praised in heaven for man the saviour dies.
IN .onv. Immortal angels land hi. name
H,s,,n shouts with iey and .iut. his love nroelau
,;,r, IA. q Land orr f,.d nor CEASE 10 give
y, tina, fooa an which our -oul. may live.
Fri, be our boon today. and DAY. to cone.
Dan vi,hout end In Our eternal home
On, need, souls supply from d,y 70 day;
D,,I,, asst and aid II. when We pray.
Hr,,a5 ,bough We ak 20, Lord tbs blessing lend
,od make II. grateful when thy glt. descend
y,,cir, onr s,ns which in destrus,ion placc
T., the vile rebel. Of A rebel race;
O,,r falir. nult. and tre.passe4 fofaiye
y,.bf, which Ne NJ. or c,n nav or th,n receive
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Nails. Nmils!! Nails!!!

N-n KEGS Weym"-th Nails. These
ZCO Nails are from the best Manaactory
in the United States, Mechanics. try them and
~c for yourselves. just received and Tor sale
cheap, by ~ oo
May 90, 1850 " y
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kI\GSIANDS 4 EERGt son.
PHUNIX FOUNDRY


CORNER OF SEt pNp ANh tHEhhi SIS
ST LOUIS, MO
NIANrFACTrRERS OF Pages 4 Child :
vi patent circular saw mills; Cox Roberts
patent Thrcshcr and Cleaner. Thrcshcrs without
Cleaners. J II Mannys Patent Mower and
Reaper, Hedges Power Corn Shelter; Horse
Powers and Casliugs OF every description,
q GRt,,1 a Co, agents Marshall Texas
Jan. 7. 1860
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OLARGE PROMISES TO MAKE.
COME AND SEE!!
WEBB, CRANBERRY 4 CO.,
ARE Now OPENING rs THE
ICk WVlv. MN
North SIDE Of the Public Square,
MARSHALL, TEXAS.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT or
Fomcy and Staple Dry Goods.
all of which will be sold on reasonable terms
Tor cash, or to punc'ual customers.
Jan IL, 1860. Nol7af
= q n Il crA 4 sears.
DRUGGISTS,

MARSH MI. TEXAS
Successors to Mcdonald 4 SaudersI
4 RE now receiving large supplies of Fresh
~ and Genuine Drugs, Oils and Paints. Also
ii superior article Of Medical Liquors, such -
the very hes, quality Of Cognac Brandy
Port Wine and old Bourbon Whiskey. as q
well az Vinegar, Fine Chewing Tobacco, Quininc
Starch, and Candies, &c. Aud will continue to
receive large supplies fresh from New York and
Philadelphia commensurate with their daily III
crcasing demand They have now on hand, and
will soon be IN receip, OF all the popular Paen,
Medicines perfmcrics, Powders Hair Oils, and
Cosmetics. Hair Rcsioratves &c, sc
RN. White Lead and Glass are strictly cash
articles at low prices.
March :. IS. No 28-u
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CABINET g. CARPENTER SKCr
CHOICE FIfE\ITt' ON HAND
~--s-~
-s~asaHxsE5}

EHE under -uol woud e-Gxy-s-4 =,
| specially inform their friends f wscrse;;l,a
and The public that their Cabinet w."
shop ia Marshall Is s, in successful operation
They have on hand large lot Of furniture rom
the most oltrnut and costly, to the plancst and
cheapest. embracing bcdsieids bureaus, work
stands. secretaries, desks. wash stands chairs
,aGs &C. together with eyery'ariicc in Tie fur
uiturc line.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BEDsIEADs
Now on hand, Their furniture is made by fin
ished workman and not only looks well, but viii
do good service. Furniture made 20 order on
short notice Call and examine their furniture
and prices.
They ate also prepared to doal kinds of huild
ing and repairing cxpalitioasly, and on reason
able terms, always employing the very best car
pcu'css
lhry wish to give particular notice that for
the future their terms ARE CASH or approved
paper. 10 be- given before the work leave. the
shop They no longer DO a book business, or
kccp opcnaecounts, except with those with whom
they have business transactions. BY selling for
cash or its equivalent they can sen cheaper.
Shop mar the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church. about two hundred yards North OF the
Courthouse.
RAINS, MAIlAN \ GO.
Jan. Il. l,Go ulgly.
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TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS AND A HALF A YEAR
Il. W. I.OCG cry,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

TERMS.
THE TEXAS REPUBLICAN IA issued weekly at
rwp DOLLARS AND HALF per annnm II paid
IA ,lvanc. II paid within ak moths, Three Dollars
n payment he delayed until after the six months, the
,r,-r siil be -Four Dollars Single copies One Dime.
Advertisements at 81 per square pi ten lines or less
md 20 cents per square for every subsequent Insertion
A liberal discount made for yearly Advertisements.
announcement Of candidates, Ten Dollars
Twelve per cent will be charged on Advertisements
not paid in advance. mi -,
Il, y 'tnary notices square, VIII he charged
- Advertisements.
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~ y wary notices "Ve' one 'a'''' wa wv
Advertisements.
DRD EE SSON AL.
kV(U Vuluc.
-
a. r,yinu tu,,n., at Lar Marshall, Tex.
49, -" .,,,,,,''' MA On aI bushes. en-
-. A. ft'"f. "''''''' P
tri,tca " ~, s um' u?I.,f.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-05

New ARCTIC ExPLoRATIoN.-Dr. I. I
Hays, Surgeon of the Kane Arctic Expe-
dition, hopes to be ready for a start in
the month of May next for another voyage
to the North Pole. DIR. Hayes has alread =
raised tie $4,000, one-half the necessa-
ry sum, from the generous contribution OF
his personal friends, and hopes to secnre
the rest from the liberal public at large
The special object of DR.. Hayes proposed
expedition is to determine at once and for.
ever the question of an open Polar sea,
and the existence of which would seem tc
be established by variety of circumstan
tial evidence. This sea DR.. Hayes hopes
to reach by making the principal portion o
the trip on dog -sledges--vehicles by which
he and his associates rode over a thousand
miles on the previous expedition.--N. y
Tribune.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-05

Old-fashioned mothers have nearly all
passed away with the blue check and home
spun wooden Of purer time. Here and
there one remains truly accomplished,
in heart and life. far the sphere at home.
Old fashionnd mothers--God bless them!
who followed us with hearts and prayer
all over the world--lived in our lives and
sorrowed in our griefs; who knew more
about patching than poetry: spoke no dia.
lect but love. aud made melody with their
hearts,
The old homestead! We wish we could
paint it for you as it is--no, We dare not
say as it is-as it was; that we could 60
together from room to room; sit by the
hearth round which that circle of ligh:
and love once swept, and there linger till
all those simple, pure times returned and
we should grow young again.
And how can we leave that spot with
out remembering one form that occupied,
in days gone bv, "the old arm chair, 4"
that old fashioned mother; one, the law OF
whose life was love; one who was the di-
vlnity of our infancy. and the sacred
presence in the shrine of our first idola.
try; one whose heart was far below the frost
that gathered SO thickly on her brow; one
to whom we never grow old. but in the
'plumed troop or the grave council; are
children still; one who welcomed US
coming. blessed US going, and neverfor-
get us--nevor!
And when in seme closet, some drawer,
some corner she finds garment or a toy
that once was yours. does she weep. as
she thinks you may be suffering OF sad
And when Spring.
"Leaves her robes en- the trees"
does she not remember your tree, and
wish you were there to enjoy it,