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be drarn for most all rates ruiz between. orr fo-
est and lowest figures. Francs we're toIerabls Arm
at 5.2s{G5.2s5, making extreme rates On Paris
direct 5.2s55.22l, with outside and inaias figures
including outside points, from s.so05.2zl Win
bank bills for remittance at higher rates.
There were no movements hi stocks to-day. All
bank shares are held at about the same figures as
before the dividends, with holders e7incing no de-
sire to sell. In bonds we do not hear Of any move
ments. Holders will sell at profit. Some CON
strneton bonds Of the railroads are offering COCA
sionally, but there is no press. State and City
Bonds are held at the highest figures Of the season
Holders appear willing to sink or swim With the
State and City, and as there 10 no probability Of
either being disturbed, tie securities Of both viii
share the full confidence Of holders.
The movements in real estate have not been
large. Central located property is held at higher
prices than ever before. Improved property IN the
outskirts Of the city holds its own and occasional
are made IN vacant lots Of ground
either ont OF water under water. In fine, az re-
CARDS real estate in general, are getting along
very well, With plenty for sale in every Past II the
,ity.
Condition Of the Banka of fix city for the week ending
Sz.uriay, February IL, 1890.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

OF which nine hundred thousand dollars was in
gold-balance silver coin and bullion, which has
added very little to the specie reserves Of the
banks.
ii has been very favorable week III the great
cotton market. The adFices from Europe are to
the 2Sth January. received hast night via Halifax,
brought by the steamer Canada. Part of the Asia s
mails were received. The private letters, oil some
Of them, says that Middling Orleans cotton was
sold in liverpool during the week ending tile 2lst
January at ID OF course, this information was
not forwarded over the telegraph wires for the
general benefit of the public, or for the public In
general.
The receipts of the staple mp to this evening
foot up large. being at this port 1,593,oss bales
The receipts at Mobile up to last night friday for
the week were 29,ss4 bales, making the total re-
cepts at that port 63s,377 bales. The total re-
ceps at all the ports up to this evening foot up to
s,2363s4 bales against 1881, 704 for the same time
last year--excess 554 $50 bales. We have nothing
later from Charleston, Savannah or Florida than
the figures Of Wednesday last, but have added
5,ei2 bales to the Virginia receipts, being up to
the lat inst. making the receipts ut the Virginia
and North Carolina ports sc, 233 bales. The Mem.
phis shipments up the river are not taken into ac
counts this evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

80. - A1s-- NJ -
80 49, q Aapd nos s'ssrsd 10
susAs About 1000 hhas. were SOFA Il sz.
Saanssa Prices Fair u FuIIy Fair saa7ic. Il, Z.
AsI ~ e Sales 1000 bbIs. al s56asse' IN o.
alnasy fsrmentlpgs ETC., and ssda4Ic ~ p,srs.
Ion. $40 = sss<p4ac 4 81
LoD = stsii advancing. Tbs sai,. 49, -
pbls. n Which s25 Aupernne Il 81 a. mi s-.
at and 400 Choice Exssa & = IS : ~ s.,
.ae siose holders wsre askins y Is ana ayws.a
GRAIN ~. Buyers were contendiuQ Ill isss..-
prices, and we heard Of no transactieIs II r. q.
Oats "a Bran and Shorts 400 sacks u ers "a 4
81 %, and small lot at 81 rs q 100 Isl.
II PaoyIsIoss. !. The transactions IN Por1 vx.x..
confined 70 retail lots at sIs 5oGsIs % b b6..
The 5o3 bbls. Mesa reported on Friday ri sd Is
U Dbl was Old. In BACON We heard Of noth;nx
doing. The sales Of Lard comprised $50 sisrceS
Prime at Ioac, and go At I9gc. y d.
CoRTrE. Sales 900 bags, Of which ITO II 1lt6k
HE, 200 at III. 500 At III and 30 ii l73c, u 4
LAID Or. y 80 bbls. ORDINARY Winter sfrain&s
were sold On Friday at s5c. D gallon.
Hay. Small lots were selling al 81 90 sar
Northern, and s46 0oas4s 90 D Inn for WssseFu
WHIsxY.-.. We noticed sales Of ii bbls. Rsefs
fed IN Two lots 81 nc, aha 100 Paw 1t sc. d 80
Ion. 4
FRzIaHrs. "a British ship was taker, for Isye,.
poolat 9-l5d, for Cotton, and consignment given
away for Havre at s-I6c., at which rates vesssIs
on the berth were generally filing mp.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
O o M M { Il ciAL.
Market Report Of Drake Kleinworth q Cohen.

~ LIVERPOOL, January 30 1850
Money has been In any Increased demand week bnf in
consequence of The continuous outflow Of gold The Of
England hRye raised Yesterday their Oct nea
sue NO, coside likely e affect commercial business Con
aiy OBS s lower than last week.
sceslcr les had exceedingly good and active market
dag Tuesday lust with prices against the which en-
aIei producers Md considerably their previous engage
Cotton ha been IN improved demand consequent upo report
ed lnnes and diminishing receipts The Snntber nns Of lie
United Statts and ipnH the PRONUNCIATION Eia,.el
nf liberal views cotnrrein
policy Consumers, and spectators bought sey
feely thereby enabling holders regain something IN prir
The Market at the commencement of the week. 5te very
irregular, with some rates At much beow the last
Friday R The comparison between the and oday,s
prices does fully Illustrate tho change which taken place
flnring the last days of The week z ~ 80
The sales l 80 baie Of all kinds including rs $50
American and fl,670 East India. Ills quantity III s
declared BIZ tor speculation and export
6a9l0 bales for consumption of which latter however again
proportion have consisted Of direct
spianers.
The actual were 54si bales Of all kinds consisting
OF sGSl American and Eaau East India
The imports have mounted bales OF all kinds IN
elading yi.47l American and 432n Fast India.
The stock shows fresh accession Of 20 bales of all kinds
week. compared with this time II stands
per detailed Statement hereunder, viz:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
COMPUTATION TICKETS.

COMPUTATION TICKETS.
ho reside in the city and have residence esa
stn line Of the Road procure tickets q. reduced
rates, at the Office on 81. Charles street.
O. p. OAKLEY, "#a
BENTLEY D. HAsELI. -
chief Eng. and Gen superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
sla,3a5,924 sIs. zis,&7 s
Total Gensrai pspogsts. 500
Comparative statement for two weeks.

Actual increase If Long and Short oans for The week. ssai
The following il the comparative statement of
loans, discounts, mortgages and pledges, which IN
cludes active movements, excepting exchange and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
V,HE OLDEST CANDY BIANuFAgTOur
IN AMERICA.
ESTABLISHED IN 1905.

Ridley d Co.,
CORNER OF GHAAIBERs AND HUDSON STRERTH
Opposite tho Hudson River Railroad Depo,S
~ NEW YORK..
CANDY, SUGAR PLuls. LozENGES sse, ssssr
In al their vnrstes made exclusively from treble reea Is
Sugar without adaeration eixuie Of deetefioas nh
stances OF any kind.
Those wishing to purchase article requested
and examine stock, and With there es
elsewhere S
Hs- Boxes Of ASSORTED GAMBLER for sanntlea M =,
TO order. at prices ringing from IS upwards
AJ- Candies, etc. etc. packed in bexss Of rs 80 and 100
sntahle for the Southern trade and shipped
i no Orders BY mail promptly executed. n
Ne Terms CASH via ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
8fbielu Of The Hlarkets.

GsascEsr OfFicE, No 20 CAar srEsEr,
Monday Morning. Feb. Is. 1stst
CorTos. With the Canada's accounts at hand
on Saturday we noticed a moderate demand, the
sales embracing about II 500 bales at the range Of
our previous figures:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
CATTLE HARKEr.

JEFFERSON CITY. Feb Ii -
Arrived $50 head of Western Beeves. 400 Hoes.
$50 Sheep and 800 Veal Cattle The market -
more in favor Of purchasers, and an ample stock
Is left on sale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

The Coaches and Baggage Wagons Of WIIBUR's OMNI-
BUS LINE Will call for passengers Of the Hotels in
part Of se city by eang siders u the Office Of The n o.
j. md a. N. II. r., on St Charles street.
Il IF r rTI pVYf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
. .m5,17o

The quantity known u be fren American pafts ID
Great Briain is about 1853 bales aEs, Al00 bales al
the same TING last and that Of East India Gotten due
anitay BY the snd q Match Is about 900 agains about
5SieM baleS last year. " p e - n
1e prices q Ameriean cotton quote as foless
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

71OaIis. SON & MELvATN-
Ma . MAIDEN LANE. "
New T1rE-
importers and Wholesale Dealers In
N UtNS, 90 TIE RY, M 8ssg 8S3 lJss f NJ
PLATED WARE, JEWELRY Sf
FANCY GOODS BRUSHES,
FERFUMERT 40 ADArz "
sss Sole Agents for WsslsY Rchsrd's caiussatsa ss
Reys Capa WadaIng and Cartridges Hssors AsrS Eaaoss
jslS 6n N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

Two pay Trains the Depot Of tho New Orleans Jae
son and Northern Raroad casps and Magnolia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

For further inrernaa:lon, apply at the ii
General Ticket ONCE,
..4 No. % ST. CHARLES STREET
N. P. WHEELER, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

Amount OF dsrcants beyond ninety days. Feb A.
Amount Of discounts beyond ninety days, Feb 1854
Actual Increase Of long short loans the s2a
The imports Of receipts Of specie for the past
three weeks have been as follows:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05

TERRIBLE O,rRAGg.-A man named fancy
was murdered in the Court House 10 the city o'
Austin on the 18th ult in open daylight, and al
the very bar of Justice Il seems that fancy
had some time ag, murdered son OF NJ
Edwards. and was acquitted upon the pie
Of insanity, and turned loose upon society
Recently old Mr. Edwards himself was foanC
murdered upon Bear Creek. and suspicion rest
ing upon fancy he was arrested
From some cause the examination was post.
poued and. as the Sheriff was removing the
prisoner a man nameu Graham walked mp to the
latter saying 81 how doyou do Mr. fancy, gra'p'd
him firmly by the hand, and jerked him from the
Sheriff Tbs was the gnal Tor an attack Sew
cra men Immediately drew their pistols and lire'
"a, 'raucy who tell with number Of mortal wounds
and shortly afterwards died. The Sheriff en-
dcayord to defend the prisoner, but was over
powered and held during the work OF saughi' p
Two Of the assassns were arrested The Other
succeeded in making their escape.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05
l.OOk Az TWlS!
Carriage and Wsssn Making
AT GREENWOOD. La.

vCHE undersigned is nov permanently -
! il Greenwood. In, and Ia TRepavd
cute any work in the tarrisgr ard WAT
king line. and Hattera himsrlt IN ssy'af -
shall compete with ANY work donr = ehe 49,
country. IN durability and taste. I'M
ceesist Of every variety, all iron axes, r.
there should be orders for other qual't's.
Bsvgic~ are Of thu hest material AMI vcfk,s -.
a be haA the hs~t NJ mechanics hosh J"
and iron. You that have Old cArras l
buxsks can have them repaired, rs'a'e..
trimmed Ia the latest asyIss end nns. q
finish, ~ the undersigned Aas anse
smith ,hst cxo coaypess with asy y
your work we'll done send Il to this shop
viii b. no pains nor labor spared Ia "
accommodate customcr. Hh prices - -
rvzpond with the times In Ail cases o. a1;r,
the cash will he expected when work Is 80
ed ~ nothing but Gosh will purchase hs
Now, southern people. patronIas aca'n EN- =
industry, and by 70 doing the sca'ns.' 80
chAnics will be abls y % your Work ." -
accommodating terms Try II awhile ~ -
will find OF. am telling the truth. y
tul Tor tho liherAl patronage bsrtowed o" ~"
solicit continuation OF the same ,,Ay
April u 1850.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05

The Female organization IA often as trail as that 81
a tender flower Many " the sex enter into ma rage
relations wi''out being able 10 undergo ,he lab"f-
aud trials ct maternity In this country thousand.
Of Young and beautiful women ara sacrificed every
year from this cause alone. llostetsers Celebrated
stomach Bt,crs will save many of this elias, from an
untimeiy grave, fpis medicine has been used with
great benefit 10y immense numbers of people through
ont She republt and the proprietars have reoeised
grateful commentators from All sections Of thu 'ou
tfy The Bt,ers will he found 10 he very pleasant u
the taste. even a. beverage. and prompt and power
nil In Is effect a medicine 1t ntu>e- new vitality
into the frame, and strengthens the whole sy-,em
that women who il enabled TO 60 through with
lahor4 which would without II. be certain 70 pru-
,raie them sold by
SANDERS 4 SEARS.
Marshall Texas-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05
p0TllCf A1rURMYY.

II il the policy of dcmagognes, and
disappointed Office seekers, to rail out
against Conventions The changes have
been rnng upon the words, party dicta'
ton wire pulling stih'ag the will
of the people, oaucuses,' corrup'
ton &c, until gres, mary otherwise
sensible people have been led to believe
that there was something really repre-
hensible in party Conventions. But
with rnen who look at things practically,
the system has been fouud 10 work well
generally We admit that, occasionally,
improper selections have been made
The instances, however, are rare, ana
under i'.ie operation OF the Democratic
iw"-i birds rule, il is strange tina, they
ever occur
J We have a remarkable instance, IN
tins District. of the absolute necessity
Of u party convention for purely JUDI
cal Office. Every sensible man admits
tina, we need faithful, vigilant, and aole
District Attorney. In no other district
in the State, are there 80 many talented
lawyers and where they are arrayed upon
the side Il the defence, as is usual IN
cases Of great Importance. and an ordi
nary attorney representing the country
the chances of conviction are remote
We assume It as an undenlablc PROPOSE
ton. that nothing tends to demorai2e
and degrade society so much, as the re
poated escape Of criminals, arising ifon
want Of proper and rigid enforcement
of the laws Of the land when the un
welcome reflection forces itself upon thu
mind Of tie good citizen, that there Is NJ
personal security, and when vicious met
feel that there is AN immunity for crime
With six or eight candidates in th'
! field for District Attorney, aud with the
) probab lily that Il plurality IS likely ''
elect. VIVA, security have We that The
most abb man will be chosenl An abb
man. one who would lill the Office worth
lily, might accept 1t if rendered HIM hy
convention. with the absolute certainty
of election. which such a nomination
would ensure. while he might refuse t'
enter into prOmIscuons contest Tor tn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05

NOTICE Is hereby given that " + BALDWIN
~ Administrator OF the estate OF Peter Baugh
deceased has Il Il in my Office his final account
and vouchers with said estate. which accounts
and vouchers will be opened for allowance and
final settlement at the ensuing term OF the toun-
ty Court pertaining 10 estates &c, to he held ~
and tor Harrison County. at the Courthouse IN
the City of Marshall. on the last Monday IN
Nav. 500 III being the 2sth day thereby when
and where all persons interested may al pear and
contest the same If they see proper.
T.. C.. BkAZLN. Clerk
May 3 1860. u33it
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05
LATEST NEWS.

"a. =
WASHINGTON, Apr" '"e ;,
Marshal ct ONO has sent ""s' IN
the Harpcrs fefry i"Vesus''."s
mltlee ol ihc senate VI WIN" " n,
that tue lnhap'tants '' "sn''o" ns
~ are ready l" ''Seh, y! '.' a.. .rns,
the authority o' we 0.n"'o :" ."s
OF d'hn n.'N"' - Wv
Harpcrs rerfy WITNESS r. u,;,,a
aa'N''"r -, h,,o .g,j,
and Mayor Forbes p'''''" "" Ri;
addressed 'he 'i""Sc ,o.''"'..s If
tary Affairs IN fee'fu W ~ If
mounted volunteers ''' '"'
the Texas 'fon,'ef' r -.
The colnin''tee to"".
ported against the p"sslu'l'y y, "''"s
a regiment of infantry en'o,''' - "', ,.,
ing No DEFINITE result ""' Wv
taken on he bill
The senate today reir sed ~ "'l''u'"
during the sitting ~ the 'na' 'os,"' W.
vcutlon 10y a vote OF 50 ayes !" ~ nays
The Ming OF sardinia aee"''P''''u
with the BRUSH ahpaSsad"1' are 'o'"'
to make tour tht""Sh n'S uo"''"'" ~
Garihaidl has taken sea, III ''e 'n'"'
Der OF Representatives, az inf'n'
The instruction IN SICILY 's spre"o'us
very RAPIDLY, troops commune W VI
dispatched from TIE Continent
At Naples, also, an 'nsnrrre''oh mas,
broken out, and the royai troops ia"
carried the convent ny assault
The rebels were captured win 'ne"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05

ANOTHER WoRLp's FMR.-Thc Trustees
Of the Great Exhibition Of 1869 have
hean named, and have issued an address.
ihe names of these gentlemen are Earl
Granville, the Marquis Of Chandos, the
Right Honorable Thomas Barring ana G.
W. Dixie, Esq. OF course the Prince
Consort il the active head and manager
of the IN lertaking, and his name will
bring together the guarantee fund and
the sinews % war This will be- very
different affair from the Exhibition of
1851, and aim at moch wider and more
practicable results.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05

~ In this section Of country the sol, shell
tsftle occupies prominent position with cpl
euru. Properly fixed up it is quite pnlatsble
A week or two ago, Mr.. Pratt, hughes bad the
kindness 10 present us With an exceedingly tine,
iat quarter. which VIC had made into soup We
wcr. under many obligations TO him for this nice
present. !, was highly appreciated, and ought
70 hare hsen acknowledged earlier. The siom-
ri. b very lively and grateful monitor to The
nsnovy. bst it, appeals, unfortunately, only last
3 6sy u two.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05
OUR JOB OFFICE.

We presume II = geaerally known tbns We have an
extensive JOB OFFICE. and that are prepared 10
do Wosk promptly. in 'br best style and on thu most
accommodating terms. We keep on hand a large lot
Of matstiAi such book letter olsoPos', fcoisoap
and coIorrd paper, cards. inks, &c. We have just
opened lrs- lct Of fancy and plain type, which
odd. materially 10 ability v turn N, handsome
Joks, Give us call.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05

DEArn or GroaGg ). Observation-Disclosures
wa. received n New Orleans on the night oil
the alst ult, OF The death Of George !. 1erger'
of Mississippi. Mr. Ycrger was ont hunting
having sho, deer. reloaded hs gun, and walked
up to the animal When found, he was lying
across Il, iasensible, aud died soon aft rwa,ds.
1t is supposed the exciieuen, produced apo
piexv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05

- Our thanks are due Mr. A. ID. Hunt FOR
large bundle Of late papers. embracing copies
Of leading Journals Of Cincinnati, Kentucky and
other cities and States. 1t Is pleasant to he
remembered by our friends when they return
fr,m visit 10 the older States.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05

- We were indebted last week to Mr.. W.
X. Smith, Of New Orleans. for late papers. Mr.
Smith has business connection with the large
and popular grocery house Of ], W. Arthur
Go. For MANY years citizen Of this place, his
ysjts 10 this section are like returning home.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05

1Ay OAR CuxsaAfsoS .-TAe yoang ladies
n u NasuAan Masonic Psnale lwttnte, BE-
Isagiag 10 IL Tx vEsr asd Hale 0ecErrss,
ea11besasi The 6sss d Nay very Dses,ily. On
1ssslsy aiyhi. the hsy Hall was brilliantly
noh1sd, ~ hsag With ev1sssem. ~ young
IsDte app<.scd in ~hite, and srra.ed with Cow
~. NGnn T. }. BeaIi and A. d. Burns verv
old ont aad made appropriate speeches. THY
aesaitted lhsAAive. handsonely, receiving the
aspisssa n lie scaurmcr aud shower Of boa-
gnss ksu ~ gish- TAe yosng mar may srise
b sas ysan 10 slissincsion, but We imagine.
NeM nsvcs rsss -, sweet hi at his nooa n
sns
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05

Return OF UspEuvgREp LETTERS The
Post Office Depar,men, has issued the
following important instructions
"Whcu any person shall endorse on
any letter hts name OF place of residence
as writer thereof. the same, if remaining
uncsllcd for at the office 10 which it liz
directed for thirty days, or such time as
the writer may direct, shall be returned
10y mail to said writer aud no such let.
ters shall be advertised, nor shall the
same be treated a. dead letters until so
returned to the post Office OF TIN writers
and there remain uncalled for one quar-
ter
The new rule, it is believed will d.
minsh the bnlk Of dead letters by one
half aud at the same time prove great
benefit to the people at large.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05

A RrAcrioSARy MovExnNr.--'i'he Black Re.
psblicans have been defeated in Wisconsin in a
contest for the election Of Judge Of the Su-
premc Court This was an important election,
for the reason that the Supreme Cour, Of TINT
State, in the trial Of Booth, a year or two ago,
decided that the ugi,lve slave law was !anconsti'
tu,ioral The people Of Wisconsin have in this
election. placed the seal OF their disapprobstion
upon ,ha' decision.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05
WCNDIl VI ARE.

lust received and for sale by q. 6. Gregg
81 4 co, Brass Bound Cedar Buckets and
Piggins. Tony Buckets half Bushel Measures.
Cany Pals, We'll buckets. Oak, Cedar. and
painted Buckets, Spanning Wheels, Water Kegs,
Barrel Covers. Cedar Churns, Trays Wood
Bowls. Coco Dipp~r, Xnc and Wood Wss''-
boards. Willow Wagons Work Market srl
Clothes Baskets. 'etiar Painted n~l vssnishc.i
Kcelers, Ceisr and Painted Tubs. Rolling Pins,
Axe Hclves. Whisk neartb asi Fleor Broonss
sash cord, 1rot LiDer. &c, &c. All Of which will
be sold for CASH aud on time to pro0pt paying
customers.
@. q. 0Rlg0 / GO
Feb. 4. go. n2N.4A
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05

~ Red River had riscn three ie't last
Tuesday evening. A large rise IL coming IRON
above. and it is anticipated that the river will
BE- higher below in week or two than it has
bsea this year. The question is, how long will
this rixc lust
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05

q. Notice The new advertisements Of Mcssrs.
G. q. Ossao / Go. They have ut engsh re-
osived thsir full supply Of Spring and Summer
god. Far -ichnes, variety, asd extent this
stock a gocds y hr ahesl Of aay previous as
sorsass, brought BY then 10 this market. The,
hsvs ~ elegantly arranged and we'll niSsd store
-psctsd iron top to bottom. Relying upon
isssassa sals they have siso usAserially rs'iuesi
~ piss Il sAex sess IRIS Constitutes another
~ VIZ important attraction. Cali spd see
IT,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05
TO THE PUBLIC.

No subscribers 10 the Texas Republican arc taken
cot Of this county without payment in advance. and
for W. that il Is trouble to collect such
seesssss thas tAsy an worth. The names of sno-
scrers ost Of the county w h erased at the espir
ston Of the year unless renewedby sending the price
Of thu paper. Money I've cent by mail at our tisk
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05
Wanted,

BY Young marres, man Il situation as Book
keeper in any business or clerk in Dry Good,
house. Can give the very best Of references as
to character and capacity. Address b II W.
Jefferson. Texas. 80 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-05-05
RELIGIOUS Notice.

As there are repairs being made on the Pre-
by,erian Church, viii preach in the Cumber
land Presbyterian hurch NEXT SABBATH
Services at laie 4 NJ, and a, night,
W G DUNLAP.