The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21
WHAT Is THOUGHT OF THE rArEB IN
lINAS

The undersigned, merchants ~ tho rity NJ
Jefferson, fully endorse the facts set forth IN
the foregoing CIRCULAR The proprietor " the
riunH, Il. ". Loughory, II one u the oldest
and most successful Editors IN Texas his
career extending over period ~ twenty
years. and Il afiords US pleasure to say that
ho enjoys the confidence and friendship u
the business men and people of this section.
The Times has fully met the measure u
public expectation. The wide circulation II
has obtained We consider It merits. We
therefore recommend II fs ono u the best, II
not the very best, advertising mediums in
tho state.
Afford, Williams, 4 Co., I. u. Goync \ Co.,
W. j. srdhcrry boncv h Brooks. Graham
A Taylor, Haywood, Iachry, q Ca, iiosnck
4 Co., NJ. steinlcin, q, ", seaborn, John G,
HOLSTER, !. Watorhousr 4 Co, A, |, virginia
Co., l.. L. Afford, iiat.man a Bro, II, u,
Howell Pratt, Ward, 4 Co., Preston Hooks,
q. /. Br,pk 4. b, Joncs, II. Is. Orton & Co.
Jefferson contains population Of frum riA
10 eight tlEnAanl, and IL rapiafy assuming
tho proportion II a city. About forty now
brick buildings have been recently huilt ur
are IN coui-r ~ construction, at an agsre'
gate coet oi near II not exceeding Non,lh1.
Notwithstanding the failure Of the cotton
crop last 'Uaa there were exported nom
December a. 1867, 10 jul, !, 1865, twenty
seven Thousand bales uf cotton a larger
amount than was anticipated, The value II
the hides, wool, and peltfios shipped In crti-
mated nj sii1 900, Tho amount oi mcrchan-
die sold la-t year "a estimated at $4,000 900.
And iart Na., IL will be remembered, was
not foi elnato year for business In the
South
TIE PRINTING OFFICE,
Is "a vain .o one, having an abundance II
NcwrPal aud job type, two job presses,
aud n sing.a cylinder, Napier Hoe press, the
bed 81 by $50 inches, and will PRINT ~
column lusrto paper. On thu are printed
dsily AMI weekly Size II the weekly - by
2S inches.
THE HOUSE
H. situated on Dallas street, the principal
street Of thu place, and covers the oiltiro
property, running from street 10 street. II
has q front II 70 fcoi and innr back ib feet
tho fiur, half Of IL, two stories high, en-
hrncinB large stor" room below, with coun-
t,rr ana shelves, and ten small rooms "a
ulleus above.
he foregoing shows clearly the value Of
tie property,
THE MARSHALL. PROPERTY
~. los valuable Tie following adver-
t.a "a Circular issued al the =amo time The
spuns II 1850 viii prove THE
1he ItxAs NrrunlIcAs was established In
May, $40, and has beon Continuously pub
lisbed from that period to the prefont noar-
ly nineteen years, by tho present Proprietor
(, has occupied, nom its contmenccmcni 10
Che present time, the position u a loading
Texas journal and has been favored with
large circulation Throughout the state.
Marshall, the place whore i IN published,
I, ono u the largest and most iionrnhing
towns IN the State. II Is the preroni terml-
mn. Of the Southern Pacific Hailrosd, and has
nm ,,N tenrlye trade with the counties East of
the Trinity, embracing Al extensive area ~
country, ihiokly populated, and noted for
ia wealth, enterpfia,' aud intelligence.
Marshall being the hrt large twn in
Texas on the Eastern boundary. and con
pectod a. il ", w.tE The cumInefcih world,
by railroad sa1 telegraph, paper located at
III. point conducted with industry and
spirit, could not fan 10 command hIgc
circulation with th. interior II Therefore
ofiers great Inducements io aiyertirers,
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