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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05

Bz1k 81 IeuneSEe5< ---D7F 49, 3
Union Bank. par SortIcfz - - par
Planters Bank parSoufhern Bank, Ids
Merchants Bank -...- par Citizens Bank. Goods
City Bank, par Commercial Bank 80 dis
Traders Bank, par Buck 3 Bank, par
Bank Of Commerce., par Exchange Bank -. 90 dis
B.lk of the Union parI Farmers Bank, par
Bank Of Chattanooga, par Bank OF Mid. Tenn par
Bank OF Memphis, -. par Bank Of Paris. -....par
Bank OF cambridge, -. par Bank OF Knoxville, par
River Bank par Bank OF Nashville, par
Blk Of Claiborne -. dis 0coee Bznk, par
Bank Of Tazcweli, dis Bank of Shelbyville,. paI
gank of Trenton lawrenceb'g Bank,
Bank OF Jefferson Bank OF westTennessee par
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05
Al Tracts OF LAND

Adjoining the town Of Manchester, in Coffee
county, Tenn, Immediately on the Manches-
ter and NcMinnvllle Railroad, without re-
strve, to the highest bidder.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05
Saturday the 5th day of May, 1860,

The Tract Of 81 and 129 poles of Land descrb
ed in the pletisngs hercts sold defend
ant y. r. Corbitt Terms 8 and L. months credit,
without interest, and sale without re.ieml ton.
NoTE-This sale is 10 pay the decree in favor of
complainant for about $500, ard besides this claim
there IL also further lien said OF land for
about $3.50, TO which the said land VIII b. subject.
apFo-d J. Z. 6LEAYt-S, &. Il C..
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05
stock Neducea.

LOUISVILLE, May 4.--The river is falling
with feet water in The canal.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05
Wholesale Dess~s. Ne. - ossar "a. Srs Ye-k.
Address HKS2Y c. seALDfkG 4 Co.
Boz. No 5 90. Nsa l.fE.

Pat up Tor Dealers u Czsus esatasniae Fear Eaxbt
aad Twelve D'zras-4 tesatifai fxkhsgraphic sAo~
Card ssco<zpssyiag escn package.
SEA snsie esltie II sksALHfsetS PREP &efI.
GLUE sta save lea nzaes eosl .nnd.llyzs even
boazshol4--se
sod - ali srsaineat Sl.tioaerz, Druggists. E.-a-
Ears aud FarusE1fe rszteFz, Gf9eorz, azd faaeg
Szssfr-
co4siry sasreAsafs sAsase n.zke aats e sPAI s
tSSs f.-zkAsk1 ~ = shsn aaEkiag ~ lassE
.lz4- II ~su stzaa 4ny eiisa4ss
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05

Illinois Banks...5 di.
Ali notes of this STATE
shOJld b counterSgBed By
tue SLIis Officer, ben.
then secured by depvsi
u state Sticks; when tai:
Is mol done they are IN
saleabie.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05


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$500 ter CsrGa lnxE<eEs-
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-16
'5zazf.kg aS5ibttg fir @trttuonocrcr.
ZSRSAzy2eue Arrangements fiir GiniualOc:

zezxz-Neue arrangements fiir GiuluanOcz
ter, bic nod GEM @eiten 5ureiIen wiiuIGen.
Bon teute ben 9. R3Ssnber an, werSsn. tie GinmahSSse* duf
Der Nprtbern 6entral @nfvertfreet DEPOT @tfentaba ftt tem
Grpreb;us %tefDroert. Die 8a1n BFetet haturdb tsn SnnitgraFtsn
etaeu erE8eren gUrttetl, ais tr9enO cine aabtte 8atn,
aud II tie IN. 81 Ileiien tir8rr ais jebe aaprrf @aIn na& Gennnn-
ten WGben, a8:
Yitt8bur9, Glepelanb, Detroit, Sort Wabne,
Gbifa8c, Wtilpaufee, 0oleno, Dubuque, ct.
Saul, Sod S8lattb, Burlington, Soma Gttb
nno rerten tsspolt bic NIT cer g}ert6ern @sntral gotn ~eeeenfen
yerirnen 10 Gtunoea fruNcr ais Die NIT anNern SaDnen ~eehcnbGn
bort etntrefert aud werben4 Nlat mentser be Wasen fatet 9-
Te&ielt. gle. 8abn atc9t buI& ben i46nfea Gtetl pn OtiO.
Die 9an3e @ntfcrnun3 Yn ttar tS GbHG8p 1T 500 Mtetfeu GaS
GePdf wirC bier geBei&net (martea} ub 9rbt nit ban gaia8iercn
ali ben SeftnrmrEs2Prt.
polls, Qpui8pi0e unit ct. 2c1i8
Tcr6tu s6enfapa &afcetere b~efGrcert raH f&r ttr Cep&4 feline
neitcre umlarungstOfen bsrednet. Die ~@ofa8isre tSnnsn nit
benz 3 uhrs, Cetr MbentS 10 llbr- Bug nGb dQm Wefhideu 9lQsen
9eEeu Obne untermeQs ~auf9etetten ~ Nereen, - DRrGfaBrts-8 ti-
!ette rserben rertaGft III Der SffcG hes Nesnten.
Sptn &. 8alfer,
DH4s gp. Is 8cu5-Gtrsft, natr aBatsrs Qptarf.
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@ifembabnett &c.
WOrNltdDe Gentrals( Gilenbabn s~1sssssNsss
l. 0erGnberter Tabrp1ait. ES22xEI
Rah beul Welten unb Noroen.
GnmmersTahrpI1m

SVTIITGT~CI U FINIIF
Wpu iest an rerSen tSalids bret 3Ise aaf biefer 8abn 1T ndt-
flgenber QDeiIe %erpebtrt:
Der pSRsug eebt tasltd Omit Nusnatms ees SOhnta8@ UNI
8 rbr 30 Ili3. WtSroens at mad ptttsbur8. @ttea9p, @lereldnb,
Cine iunotf Ct, Qputs unb aIe 3betle he's gDeifcnS rmo NDrb4
refsng. G6enfO rad Gtmpra, Buffalo unb Canada. Nad, @nt-
miittssrtro. gprf, Qancafsr, 0%sattne, @pttssile. SwinsS, @ttls,
gehterS,Sp1 uub Man6tfer, Wib. Sad Gban6ertba-8, Gar
ltsle unb 6deertptrn =
gsnFaIo uu6 bent gtorten bt3 Canada unb mad ptttSturB uno bent
Nerbweaen.
pedfeL 70 biats me duf eber anbern Balm.
Ser Sarrtsbur8" etOmpb ttonSs8 9 8sbt tdg-
la (Scnntaos auseenpmmen) I'M 400 NabmtttcsS ab.
Neifense Smt S8aibinstpn unb benz Siben, relbe nit benz
9uae I'M $50 MicreenS, pber 800 Na6mtttag6 bier antpn-
men, futen 8efErberun9 nit ben 8u8cn bieier 8abn.
ahz- gpeaen NahrbtaetS unb antGrer aenduen unb Serl6Bt6en
%HStunft telebe man Hb an bic Billet Sffce in Der uGalSert.
Gtatipn," Ode ppn Calvert nab 8rdntltnRr, ;u nenber.
SDtn Z. RtRuep, NfTfsSupt.
&. 8 storner gNuetsNoeut .Suli29fl
E~r- $3.50 - 60 -EE.sazHY1
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Vtano'8 auf 8elte(Iulrg

uno BON ieSer Spf3- unb 8duart per6en g~elteftrt.
Die grBbte Sprefalt Miro auf bic @rbeit un6 1uT bie @uenati
Der Natertalteu Sernenbet unb CT fnnn blter fir jeres aus ftiacu
Srfitut terpOr8etenbe Snfrnuent bic @arante i~berrefNea, tdg
e$ ale @i8enfdaftet zines guteu 9tarp'8 baFbe.
AHe Snfruniente ans meiner 8dtrtf mcrben iir 5 Sabre pcn
lem Gag hes 0ertaufcs an gardnttrt.
8eirnoere &ufnertamfeit wtro auf biz AuswdGl Srn SnRru-
nlenter, rpelte tn elmer srpBsn Gntfernuag %rerienpet wereen, VET
treneet. uno elm gprre6t hes tlnlt0nffeS tnnertalb 6 Wpnnten Srm
@ertauI6taee an, Ttrb sefattst, fVlte Elm Sn1rument nt&t spG,
fdnot9 befrireteen.
SefInot9 DOrrdtbt3 cine Mu3patl Spr MielC6sGns, ppn en- be-
fen SnfrunfRtermadern III S45-200.
II yidnpS rereen trtsctdufdt. Gtt89errcteet uno 1eijnrht.
NSm. AlIGhe Il. Srfnn.
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@tfc,tbdbne,s &c.
gfemer nt,b iutcott8er Tnbrplnr.
10 gta6 0tm @eiten nli0 Sii0en. 1I9

Gin uub mad benz 80. Suit 1860 geben 6te 8aee mte f1lot:
9pn Camden Statipn Baltimore: Der gpfiu9, SGnntoos
aus9enprmen, lt 8 ltr 80 Glinaten @OrMittaeS unb Der Or.
prebSue I'm 4ubr - Wiinuten 9fatmtttags. 8etce 8dae arben
mad alen ateilan hes Q0sfenS unc @prosg1etens In tiretter
Qinte.
Sir We9sTaf1a9iere.
gta6 Ggen 9anItsa srtf@en Baltimore ub ptsbrnOnb nebnte
mon ben 8 lltr so Mtn. G5rmtttas- Bug. gld6 auen 9ulftcn
awh6en Cumberland un0 2DDseltu9 unb sptfhen Grafton NIB par
%tersbura ben 4 nGr Wtnuten- Bug SUn Baltimore.
Der 6reOertfzN recommendations 3r9
SrrldSt Baltimore fir 6rebertf NIB te tdsrif9en lieeenbeu
plate tGeti6 nm 4 uGr Is Nttnuten Wa6mittngs, NIT @uSna6ms
bs SUnnta8s, unb erret6t 6rtrertG uni III. 90 W. @ten5S; yer.
lGet Bet Der NIdfebr 6recertf rn Q lltr @Vrrnittaes uo lanet
In Baltimore UNI IL Il. 80 III. @tittaBsau an.
Der @llcctf8=W 8=NccpmtrbatiD18> 3ua
sett taSId init @usnabntt tes SUnntaes ne fpGot:
VerloBt Concentration i'm $40 W{gr9ens unb l Il. 420 Nddnt.
Bon Gdtcptt's WfiaS un 7,45 WfCrgens, $50 1t Gao Nadm.
N1f NoIbin9tpt u1O Dem Sitbeu
gsben bic 3ige UNI 4,25 nnb $40 g5orrntttnD8, Icmie u, IS uNb
APO RaGmtttd4S Is.
&m Spnatr I'm 4,25 Bprsens.
Ucn WoI6in8tpn
UNI 6, 20 anb Z @Orrntttag8 uab 20 unb 5 80 9ta3m.
Mn Scrntas nur NGdnnittagS I'm 800
Der ,nete unb Sterte Bug Spn Baltimore uS gBaIttn8tEn ssr-
ttnren f6 nit ben 8i8en Der NnnapGliS 9atu.
Der 3rete un6 brittle Bug bGlt auf BEN 3mt(GenhdttGnen.
RS- Q6egen StfetS, &uSfunft, Eatrt II. {. 10. wenee man i'd
an S. &. England, Maent an Ger GtdsttSffce, Camden.
hdttUn. 80 n. preScDtt SMITH,
TranSpcrtattpuemctfer, Baltimore.
&. so. GDIe, General 8taeteur. (&u1G,iO
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@5HDgGbi8fep ! MDi8feG ! VEli8fep =!
EMAysssAAI gr batcr bic I0entur fin @rat'b greene @p1n-
tg, pa. ~beribwteu Slo gspe ~SBGi8feD tcFpurmer,
welter bier ioipte aud IA g~Seibtngton I9 rtI. Antlan9 g%eInnbs1
NIB tSnneu benIetben 6dnbtern 5 fiQiScu EreHen anbteteu, oapu
nnfere Gpurmhtru fWr ben @ertari pom 8atritantett rer8itet bc-
fcUunen.
DrmeStte 2taucrr itis "a Dtarftrreten.
RE6eI NtEtetNt,
iSaI4S 3Ta E1ed H2niae.eitt.
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dzaeaa. YbilaOelpDia, 8iImiugton ., s--,
Isaz359R. 1t. W0ltilnOrc GiienbQln. fazlk4sazs
Com ier.Eahrpi0lI

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
n tebt at seben bic Bulge dnf btef far Botn we fcf9t:
Grpre6s3ug nm S lbr so WIinNten Wirraeus; 81 Il, ma
I'm 10 II. Is VI. @prmituBsi a~bruo-pOfjug nm 'ubr
IS 80. glaGmjttaas. &le 3I9e feben nit rfr 81 ~. gprt
Gtfcnbat r IN 8erttnorrg nit &usnl0me res QbRnb. 3uaeS
am Spnnatenb, uel6sr Bios bis gbtaSeltaia stbt.
Ser 8radtJuG nit anee6dn8tea gd7d8ierr4Bcn ser1GBt 8alti,
more I'm 4 Il. - u. unO pit an Stemmers Sian, Gtafe'8 uu6
Sarempnb.
Bon YttGabttEtta mad @alttme-e I'M 8utr is 81.
@Ernt, ~ Il. WtItass rno Il II. - W. Madts.
J3a1 2allre(l II. Stutipleu al ret Oela>DQrez
81 enh1ln.
Der 10 Il. IS @&. 3u3 feet II 2GtintnRirn tn 1erbiutuna nit
benz ) II, 50 W. gIsGnitd9S E9. Pdnlsiere tSareu aud nit hem
II. % ~. NbsrHIu3 rad gGtirir8t0i pc fe non. Gpneutttut
tinen Gted betcnin'en NO 'rcann nit Gem 8 Il. % N. 9lpr9en=
aug irrtttr retisn tSEnca.
Wdbere Nusfuaft %cyttettarh 0eret IN @~reToeat4r. Der ggent.
(y!atl,lD g8tiltdm GrGw / r6.
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Ipbert Gibfon,
Gttaer's NSGbutnidbtne.

SEHBEC , TbUUTTtU7 CUkES%
Dte GGneicer befGer StaSt, Ionic an. IerfCnen, meldc etue
cute y dbmqi d inc gu baben pituiGcn, iputeu I'D erinrsru,
oaB cine BON rulern Wtai4tnen, 3petmGl 70 bel 2rbett tbut ais
r6eno eune aroere, uno 10 aHd7 ~;pctm1I 10 pteI @eIb
nbrtn8t. 0ieies mo6t unere WtaI&tnen gu ben tttfi9=
ten welfe I'M Ntartte ino. W$etr ais 6GOO oap6n imb alein
in btcF9er Staot III Operation al Stbden, N5cten NIB 6oNn unb
boben ibre Gi9ner Deer bic harnit urteites in Ben Stamo 9dGbt, i6
atebr gelo 81 eriparen, ais ibueu bneS auf anterem g9tse nl53,
LID 1T. Nuc, welfe cine Der beiteu Hdbrta al dtuen, bic
m @e6ranh itno. baben mt6ten, fpntcr in uncrer Office: .
No. 159 BaltimpreltraBe
~tpllprebcn, mc @ebrauG8- NnpetIuugen III beMtiter, e%u9tidtr,
%ranSSfifer unb ipantIhcr GpraGe ;u baben iino uno NO mir SSea
q tCetne &la1jne fault auf ~cerfelbcn arbetten lcrnel.
S6idt mad eluem @rempIar p:a Singers gGbuaiHtuen< 3et-
An9. Gle Doaiduen Werocn ein 9alc5 Sabr no0 ibrem @ntauf
on ms Ill ocner Sronln9 Wnb Separation gcbeIten.
(6b2S,iO %. Is. 8rDberid, Nocut
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dut hem alten plate
nn n

Jto. 1, 3, 5 utD z, N. Glttalpftr.,
ec8enater ten, @utaw @oufc. Baltimore, IR6. pteter erEfnet.
1anfenb fir bic als8ebrettete @Gnner1taft, pe(he ser frGbtren
Birna wGtrenb Der tebten Is Sabre su z bell rurte, n1c6t Der I'm
%terict6nete hem gubltfunn bic ~ereeb'nte Nn3et0e, bas er felt rent
GCee hes etnen 3beilbaberS, Srn. 9err9 V5dble, tur6 eeden 9po
bic G%Dmpaenie selGff nprhen mar, ZEN ean3en 6eseutenrcu Urratb
son nod uncpaenbetenyinnr'S, 6plB uno arberem priparirter Ota 8
tsrial fduatd ant f6 getta6t Bat. Gr ptrb be8balb tds 0efddft
in benz alten Stule In benz %frlteren CSeidGftstpfal fOrttetreiten
uno IS It'd CUR @ntgabe raatfn, has 9tanpgefAdft INNER metr tn
1stner VpGsntutg III SerbeEtrn.
Nuser lenen alten gDaarentdufern unb ttr 5afrtt IN Gntantr.
nate Salttnprefrr bat er etne neue 0roFe 5abrif In G. Gutamfr.
NIT Der Grcnte mad g8sffr. errthtet, III met1er ct cine erg6e Mns
sabl Der befen @rbei.er teIAdftt1t.
Sn eiefer 8abrtt mtrben Yiaup'0 mad etner neuen @cnta eefer.
ttat, fur roelde er BET ser MusfeGuta I'M AMarbldnb SJnSifut, wO
os befen Snfrunentennta6er aus grfcn. ye@,gOtf gne ga1ti-
More IA ynnU's %du89elelt t1tten, bic bStfe qrInlte ertielt.
Der MuspruG Res Snlttutg pTree furi uGh6er brrt sic SIT
bnfris .IuSfe0nne rEn GtdNnUnb, Sd, befdtist, rD Tim e9enfaGS
as erRe Uranium ertbetlt wurHe.
Dur& pieie brcen @tabltTenentS III CT In ten Gtano aefett, aQs
@uftr68e, nit peIten sr beetrt iptrh. Guf's prOntptsRe ai3in=
fatrer.
&Ge In tteier Batrtt 9stauten Gianp's tabea rone eiIerre Gdt=
men uuo f6 70 eCnfrutrt, bB Ee Set au5errrtenHtder 0aucrt1 +
ttgfsit tte ~Gteintett ofs 3gneS tepdbren u6 jebeni 1(tmd site ~
nsben.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-21

cral States. and we do not intend to in
lorlcrc with IT, And would say to my
brethren Of the North, respect the rights
Of the South assure them by your acts
that You regard them AZ friends and
brethren. And | would conjure all, in
the name of all that is sacred b let
this agitation cease with the causes
which have produced i Let harmo-
ny be restored between the North and
tic south, and Jet every patriot rally
around orr national fla and swear upon
the altar o, DE- country to en-.sin aud
defend il. am. with great respect,
Your obcdient servant.
MlLLAnD FILLMORE.
Mossro ~am'l l.. N Barlow, Wilson G
Hunt and James Brooke, Commit.
toe. g.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-21

The homeopathic physician Of Phila-
iclphia are making elforts to have ~
System Of medicine introduced isto c1t
liable instit,.tions and prisons. ~
claim that they lave in tAat city soas
sevcnty-iye homeopathic physiclshs With
1905 paticnts.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-21
ROBERT ". POE, VI. d.,
UOMrOrArHIC PHYSICIAN,

DEsPECrFUr.i.Y offers hi professional SER
IL vice, to the citizens Of Marshall and vciu
iiy lie will for the presei,i be ionnd ~ 'ls
residence Of T. Mnrrah. Esq
Wy Chronic cases At n distance ny .ehn'i.,
.taiemcn, of symptom through The mal'' VIII
meet with promp, attention.
August q, s59.-JoHI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-21

OF the twenty-five men who joined II
the llarpc,s Ferry invasion. clevea wsse
killed at that place. ave have sinea dtsd
on the scaffaid, two, Stevens ~ H.
lett, are yet in the custody Of - VI.
ginia authorities, and three 0sssSo0,
r,dd. and one Of old Browns sogg' g.
capped. and arc now In Canada.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-21

ACu1lTREE Il DAVIS, ii9ra'T ~
" Lam. Marshail Texas will practice n the
pi.,rc, Courts Of Harrison Pamela. Cas- oo'
Ip.hnr. Rn.k. arh Smith Counties. and IA the
supreme ani fclrr'l Courts - Fr''r
Nav - -igu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-21
SPEECH OF MR. gagcrrssIpa-.

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-21

b. ,rH % MARriS kosgra 1850 Information
has been received n; the State DEPART.
nett at Washngton. from the United
states consulate at Guatemala, Of the
death Of Martin kosz,a, on the 2Ith Of
April, 1858. on sugar estate, in the
district If Amaii,lon, Guatemala.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-21

NEo LANE 4uorneg6 Lar, Narshal, llar-
" rison county Texas.
stptembcr =. 1883.
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An,ipodcan to the Democracy ~ the
Republicans are in policy, their place az
,rcmc Of the Union to .hst sel6cte4 ~
the ',,rsr Chicago, on the 18th June,
viii nnn,nats an opponent to Charles.
toms .elcction Of the Esd April
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-21

On the night Of thc Union meeting in
New York. Rev. DR.. Chcevcr, pastor II
the church of the ruritans, was burnt h
ciiigy Nailed upon barrel which aid
ed IN tie 'anhagratIon. wac . placard
bearing the following rythmical inscrip
ton:
S<sAs.i. Greeley. Cheeves,
rhrce and ODe.
Nay they all perish
~ MI JohA Rrowh.'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-21

.,,,,p. IA unour n. Nrk Ni.
MOORE A MCKAY, attorneys end Counsel
iors At Lrw. Carthage, rauela County 'eN
a, will practice in the 9th Judicial District 'pd
in the supreme and Federal courts At Eyer
I'M, ~ ls5g ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-21

HALL MoSELEY, Aftonpy y, aad Co,ni-
ii ,siipgs al Lar
,ons,ss Nj. j. Hall, Marshall TcNas, 5.
+. Mrsclcy, Jefferson
Feb H. lsis J.!
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SOUTHERN MARBLE WORKS.

CORNER OF TEXAS AND EDN ARDS STREETS,
SHREVEPORT.
HAVING permanently located in Shreveport
] / &c are prepared to manufacture
Marble Monuments,
Tomhs
Tablets and
Tomb Stones,
of every description, in the hes, workmanllkc
manner.
Their pos,osice ia Shreveport. la.
W iIECoX a co.
Novemhc, 2G. 1889.
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PROF .ISSIONAL.
cow Goros.

N ClDrGii ( X. u, VAN |ANhl
tierarys aad Councillors n LdT' VI"
'a'h, To- 70 ~. No ~ l.
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q" - oSce fas, Of the puhie a4lare in ii.
n'n'' v, ~ No 10 y
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TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
os,y -wo DOLLARS AND 4 HALF A YEAR
Il, ". LOr at cry,
EDITOR AND rInrRigroR

7 Err
aus TEXAS REPUBLICAN Is issued weekly At
,.yD DOLLARS AND YALE PET annum " paid
, Iy,p.r II paid within siN moths, Three npllltr (.
. ,l..,t he delayed until after the ak months, the
~, ,tIl be- Four Dollars single copies. One Dime.
Iiyrrtsenrn- At 81 per SQUARE, 4" ten lines or rs-
a, 10 cents per square for every snh-cqhent insertion
liberal iisenhnt made for yearly advertisement
announcement If c,nddtte>, Ten Dollar.
r,cye per cent will lee charged on adytr'i-cmcu'-
got pad IA advance II, J.. .,,.,,c-
III obituary notices over one square vii be charge
A. ilsrrti>cmcnts.
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cha huG no, all not aH. Tde~
W tH nine Of us who used O. meet a.
that tavern Two of them ! persuaded
10 follow mc into the ark @, the rest
five were married, aud afterwards died
druuaurds Two went away ran oa To
escape creditors and ne. or heard from
them again Those FIVE filled drDnkards
graves i know that but ! do not know
an the sunrrnf- they saw IN life, nor
the suilcrne mes they left behind them.
OF the secrets 9f their homes, and cd the
augaishcd, broken hearts of the widowed
aud the frt',rrlc-s know not, ! can
guess ! think | can guess truly and
SO can YOU
Ayc-and 50 can we MI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-21

The cranberry crop If ooean cauaty
y. J.. brings S50.0aa anuaally
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-21

Il j. said that 10 Iowa there are So
GOO more males than females
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"'Wal yuu Join ns . liarN asked
"'I mnst thu,k of IT, replied


al mnst thnk OF it, | replied.
"' rahaw lac rctarled What's the
use of thinking I'm going down alter
sam aud Jerry. and shall hc back IN II
teen minutes so do You lock up aud Ice
ready. and wen stop for You as we come
along
"\ner he had gone ! sat down al u"
desk TO reflect Al there's the danger
sir there's the danger The mumrnt .
man begins to- reason with his apprl''
,o,inst the demauds Of moral duty, chat
,nnmeot the Gg.t aud most dangerous
step is takcu II be- cannot say No
,uj slick To Il, there Is np safety for
him Appetite never wayefs--lt must
either be ruled or itmust ruSe u Is re"-
son that tgomblcs aud laltcrs aud tar"s
coward but | sat there ava "'Sh'a
with myself like food that WAS
snallv leaned back IN my char, andre
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-04-07

have faith in the pulpit or the press or the
philanthropist :? Because they do not
make their avowed principles their rule of
life, there is no trust to be put in them.
1t is an awful sin to lead men into danger
GUS places and then desert them, or into a
strange land 1t is folly to let principles
begin in the mouth and end in the ear.
The truth seems to be that it is popular
and safe to believe in ideas of emancipa-
ton, ideas of fugitives, ideas of practical
anti-slavery life, but not popular nor safe
to make the idea real in a practical life.
That would call for energy, courage, prin-
ciple, consistency, and lead to contention,
sacrifice and endurance, all of which are SO
very inconvenient to small souls.
We must not close without just tribute
to the few, to be found in nearly every
place who are very embodiments of the
true principles Of anti-slavery men and
women, and do really live as they profess,
and do profess all they know, and do
know all that it is possible to learn of the
Cause in every way. But these hands are
SO few and the enemy are SO many! God
help the fugitive. W. G.