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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

The following are the opinions OF
two prominent ladies on the subject
Of marriage
+" Marriage is to women n state OF
slsvcry--it tnkes from her her own
property, and makes her submissive
10 all things to her husband. - lucy
STONE
Marriage j. a stale Of slavery 7
Ave, but the bonds are silkcn and
easily worn. Marriage is the sanc'i'
fer Of love-an institution which ae'
know.cdpesthe right Of woman 10
be protected, and the duty of man TO
protect her. The Offices Of wife and
mother are not ,hosc OF slaves.
VIVA, higher dcstinies beneath the
skies than to instrue. the infant mind
in thoughts Of purity What boiler
mission than TO soolhe the ,urbid
torrent OF mans passions by word
"A look--a smile Il is 10 woman
tha, this work is given Woman in
her vocation, may cheer" the tired
spirit, may lend hope to tho dcspond
ing, may whisper love to the lonely
while man may toll and trAfhc, and
fuss, and fret, and grow savage
Who would exchange with him 7
Ella Weaiuorh.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04
j. II. JOHNSON,
Denti - t.,
Marshall. Texns.

II EsPECrFUil.Y tenders his SIR
X vices To HE old hfnds and pal'o's
m Harrison and adjoining COUNTIES. From
h,s long experience and el,sc application
Z, The n Of, asion he k~ls wnfWh,,d ~ say
iuu that hi, work will h. interior 10 none
Artificial teeth inherited on The uicSn-
IL, is.se from ene 10 fall set, md perfect
satisfaction guaranteed
lie can be isund at his olhee AZ
MI ,,me,. Where Il IL ine"nvenichi l"'
netsons to come to the os''cr, they VII h.
wnit,s, on ut their homts iIw HNicss
can bc secured by addressing him through
the mail or otherwise, s.
o,vmx-West sidr OF The Public
SQuafe. - DEW w,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

kxyoLriNo Diac0vSaixx. A cor.
respondents II he New Orleans Pics.
June writes ~ follows iros, the city
OF Mexio o. under date OF October 1 ]
A company Of frrncbmen arc on
gagged on = very singular enterprise
in this city, which psr,Aksa very
much Of the character Of the Mar.
,hss Vineyard " seneh altar hiddsa
treasure Ths parties spoken ofhAvs
purchased the convent st. DoEipgo,
aud arc 1t work exc.vsting tunnels
baneath the same hunting for treas
are supposed 10 have hsss ~. 10 -
eret vaults, said To exist thsrs BY the
Catholic priests some years ago.
They have already made the diseoy'
cry Of an underground passage lead.
Ing from the convent to the massive
pile Of baildisg. Known ~ The " Is-
qaisition, stssdiag on tho opposite
side of tho street. Several bodice
have bssn sxhunsd already, which
bssr the sppesrsscs Of havlsg been
barred alive. They have shus far
bssa found isclosed In the walls.
One vu 10 = psrfsst stats Of psssss.
va.ios, and he'd The appearance Of
having bssn a mss of rsut His
clothes even vsrs almost wholly in-
tact, sad wssc richly embroidered in
gold The priests Ut the city ere
greatly annoyed st thess rsvsls'ioss,
aud have made many cdos's to stop
them,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04
Hli5rrllauruus.
Aa~,., = Notice.

Ar tho September term, 4, p lson
a Of the County Court OF Harrison
county, pertaining to the estates o. 20
..s..3 rers,r., letters Of Adm'nistrn,-
zion we're granted 10 the undersigned
Wv IN. s.ts,e Of William W Bruce, de-
ceased. This is, therefore, 70 Hns
notice to all per-o"s having Chains
ax,inst said estate, to present nni,,
Within the time prescribed hy 'aw, a', y
suthenticased and those indcp'c" W
make immediate rny nent go
WM N. BHt tE, Admr
.EDY BRUCE, Adm
Octoher 8, 81. h''-o"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04


Some two or three years since W.
recorded the murder Of Rig. Goa
juha VI Pnrsohs, q Missouri, by the
Mexican Liberals, sh;l.' en- route
from Monterey to Csmargo. The
little information thcn in our pos.
session jas'ides US in lay Tag, even a,
this late date, the appalling facts he
fore the public
zen. Parsons, his al utan' Col
stauoish, 4 toBiederntc captain. Que
soldier Two ladies-one us whom ws-
the wife Of the eaptaip-and ono
child, were the persons deliberately
murde red at a rancho six miles from
China. The rancho belonged to u
fam lily by the name Of Tgcrina. who
live most Of the time h Camargo.
Zen Parsons applied for aud OBJ
ia 'ned a passport Of the Impcr'alis,-
at Monterey, as strangers, of safe con
duet to the Rio Grando But as a
con3ucta " ouid soon thereafter leave
for Camsrvo. the General aud party
waited yniil It started. The conduela
travelled very slowly. and when IN the
vicinity cf China, the party siaid be
hind at the IigerlnA rancho and al
lowed the train TO ~ on ahead
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80 'f,as.t;ah a...;a. ra,nsi
IA :, ,ha a'rr,s =. al d;sno,ohed ,I.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

el.xy, Glen, cried two dispu-
ting d.rtis-, appealing for decision
TO : sable umplrc, which word IL
risht--dy-rsesly or ds-sacsiy ?"
Tie sable ampirs rejected . nessat
nd then, with . look Of wisdom,
said, e | can. tell pss s.stly."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

FIDELITY Desert not your friend
in danger an. distress. Te2 many
there are in this world whose attach
ment to those they rail- friends is
confined to the day of their prosper
i.y. As long as that continues, they
are, or appear to be, afectionate and
cordial Blu, as their friend is un
der crowd, thsy hegin 10 withdraw
and separate their interests from his
In friendship Of this sort, the heart
.ssuredIy has never had much con
ccrn, For the great test Of tru.
friendship is eonstancy in the hour
Of danger adherence in the season
Of distress. When your freud ia
ealum mated, then is the time openly
aud boldly to espouss his cause,
Whom his situation IL ehssrsd, OF
misforiuns- are fast gathering around
him. then is the time Of shording
prompt aud jealous aid When Sck
ness or nfrm;ty occasions him 10 be
neglected by Others, that is oPportu
nifty which every real friend will seize
Of rebuilding ali the attention which
love suggests These are the i'm
portant duties, the sacred claims Of
friendship, which religion and virtue
enforce on every worthy mind. TO
show yourselves warm IN this mar
uer ia the cause Of friend, commands
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

A lady messing . girl vao bad
ls.sly lsfs her employ, saqsirsd
"WelI, Mary, vhsrs do you 1--we
nowf"
Il dos u live sowAsrs SOW, ~ -,
replied ~ girl. IL have sos mar
riedI"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

Sister said one Of the brethren
at love fes-t ARE you happy p
a Yes, deacon, l feel Is though ! was
in Beelxcbabs bosom" Not in
Beelxebubs bosom " " Well, some
Of the pstriarchs, | don't care which
one
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04
Hurricancs in the West Indies

tiaNaha' OF 'hc eh'ife '"pme'sioh "'
,hc Island OF iort"'a during Inc 's''
hurricane IN me 'af'poc"h sea, 'a,s'
0oanf"ation, there Is no doubt thai
that tornado was o"s -" the most
tefrihle and destructive OF the severe
storms when peF'odiea'iy sweep over
Tue West iha'es' me oae'Sh 's'a"''
OF ~ lhomas seems !" nave okPe'
fi5aSsa ms greatest i"fs OF Tue hur'
f'nane' "hich, although lasting nniy
Tour hrif-, caused iea,'ul des'fue
ton both oil property anu NE
Inc Island OF iof,''a oe'"g 10 'he
north east OF st Thomas, aud not
more than thirty miles distant from
that place, the hurricane must have
struck the former Jut, about the same
time II burst upon the latter Its
course was from cast to west for
after leaving 81. Thomas II swept on.
ward 10 Porto Rieo-thc northern
coast Of which island is in the same
latitude ~ 81 Thomas where II
made sad work aud then crossing
tho Monn Passage between Porto
Rico and ilayii, ahon, sixiy mllc, III
width, II struck the southeastern cad
of the latter island, aud travelling
along the eoas' fell upon Santo DO
mingc-s',ua,cd directly IN It's track
leaving large portion of that city
IN ruins, lis fury must have been
spent IN The wide estant Of country
between sanic Domingo aud for, au.
Prince, otherwise the latter city would
have suffered as well as the former,
seeing that they are in the same par
Hii.l Of ls,''"d.
The Yves. Indies are peculiarly
liable to hurricanes One OF the
most severe was mat experienced at
Havana, October 20 1905 "hen
fo"f Thousand ana iof'y eight houses
were destroyed ana one thousand "'
the inhabitants refishcd From me
2oib to the 22d OF September isl"'
dreadful hurricane ravaged the
Leewafd Islands, and ;. Thomas
suffered as severely on that occasion
NJ IN The recent storm, no fewer than
one hundred and four vessels having
been lost at that island Jamaica
WIS visited by dcsolating storms 10
l722, 1884, and i15l aud in Octo.
Der. 1878, it suffered from a ,remcn.
dous hurricane by which the whole
island was delngea hundreds of
houses washed away, large number
of vessels were wrecked, and thou
sand persons drowned.
Bn, no island Of the Antilles has
suffered SO severely from these tor.
nadocs AZ Barbadoes, which, being
farthest to windward of ali the is.
lands. living out fairly in the Allan.
tic, is peculiarly exposed to the
storms which sweep into the Garth.
bean from that ocean. In October,
1850, it was visited by dreadful
hurricane, when more than four
thousand of the inhabitants lost their
lives By another, on the 10th Of
August, 1861, thousands of persons
persisted and an immense amount of
property was destroyed One Of the
most extensive, rapidly advancing,
aud destructive hurricanes, which
shows tho range and the immense
area swept "'e' ~ 'hs'e 'eTrib"
storms was inst observed 9" INC
oOth 1913 and i fully described In
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

A kiss on the forehead denotes re-
.oect aud admiration % the ehees'
fiissdshii; On sAe sys''d, tender
seu,imens, on the lips, love
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04
DAVID McpllAll,
TCH.HAm AID J1wELER
MAEauALL, rkxAa-

ioui.D respectfully snnoonee to his
ID friemis aad patrons, that he -
u al work al his cid stand, Nofth
oI The Public SQUARE, whe's be "a dc
Us Of ugain recstvisg . liberal share Of
We Patronage.
'eccmbes |. 65. n'Ai
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

A boy retaining from Sunday
school said 10 his mother; " Ma,
siut thcre = kitten. chism for little
boysg This cat .schi.m Is TOO hard. y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04
Dying At the Top--.Fatality OF Over.
work.


From the Ss- York Observer
IL Is said that the financial crash
81 lsh7, killed thirteen bank presi.
dents in the city of New York. They
were not all crushed to death instan,
iy Some were, and they acre dug
out Of the ruins only 10 he buried
o'hcr- survived several months
They dragged their shattered frame.
about from place to place como
crossed the ocean aud wandered in
foreign lands, seeking res, and End
ing none. Some lived on year, two
years, or more, wrecks indeed OF
what they had been, dying ut the
top. as Dean swift, said he should
die, ard as he did Perhaps the
number thirteen is ~ exagp oration
Perlnp- it should be stated at q
dozen. But more than that number
Of business men on whom great bur
deus Of responsibility and anxiety
rested succumhea To hat storm, and
I,,I.;9 ,,,o,.o,,, ,nan,l .o,h;.L
n.-is.a i, aa,...a.',ai .aI . ~"
-, Ia. -. - ,.t.
;,,a,. - .nd son,o .hr.i.,aa.
a,o ,,,,,l,n,. IL Fusnno - a,o., !,
,.,,,,.e or mind rcl,xs,,on f,ou ,,o
a.s.,i... - 49,. - ~" vs.. .''e
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80 T. n'.,, aI,aaJ 49,, sra go
;,'' 80 ~, -. ,'',.. ~ - - ne.
rs, a.~ 49,, =, a., ,~n
a. ,son, H.. t.,.n
,..da II ,.,i s,,y los. ,h., ,ao a..
aro Uc w,s n,osn.,ed s,ou, H..
.,ar, A. IN. -, was ,.,,rsA ,,,,
liz ., ,;,. ,io rold or tho green.
l..t. ooxod IN, coa.,. R;oh.s
;noroasaJ and h. 10, h,s b.,,, unnu
,h.m Th. ,.o,. No had IN. ,reato,
III. o,..a Car more n. oayo H.
nina "a his bus;nes. Mi d.v and
mns, oc ,lo n;ah, n, had small
,,mc IN sl,ep and none 10 nray Ue
1. Nos Ill and a w,.ei In the
- ~ ia ~ ,h. "a, ~ ~
1,,s ho ,,as ,hrao,o".J w,,b .of,sn
-. H. l,';'a, a..
~ wv
"a Mn YAH u.,.hon, !. oy.r
IL - ri. c.,ua' Tha, ~,
."''' "''' "'' ''"'''J 10y
man servant anu courier !" 'aNo
care OF h'm, and LEAD nun from Guy
TO ci'y ana 'and 10 ANA ihey were
IN farls IN the early summer Sno ~
a herman watering place ia'ef' ana
VIII winter ~ lazy or Egypt lie
has no p"'n, aud denies that he Is
out OF health But others have TO
do ms thinking ana 'hey ie'd MIN
Sc WHITTIER he would nor Tor ne ~
only child IN their hands, ny and
by paralysis viii take HIM as he sits
IA his char after dinner, and the
family will bring him home ar ffe'ght
lie Is not dead now, but he is dying
at the top.
F'iiy clergy men, perhaps more
have gone from the 'nited STATES
within the past SIX mouths because
they were o,e.worked--or "'csss's'
ed themselves 1t eo'nas to inc same
thing Their people got OUT OF mem
all they coulh geI ana asAe" 'of
mere. felbsn" a. man, a"ys's'
'o'','' ''"s ~" ,,r' h." haa. a,,,,
MI g. Co., ~ . ",, ,a'.an ~ snsrend
h - IL saI 49, IA c,r.,,n
''on ~ w." -. ~, $500 T
Az" '''i''' h',''.a." LII Ir
' 49," II III usora,,rn
,'i'',V"N' WV" WIN
'' ~, 80. ... l.n. dri,oo
n0', "'' ''o'o NV" ~. - 49,
W o'" ''... :" ~. ''. ,hs hards:,
''",' ,'~""y ~ ~ II M
N'' N'' fepP', va '"s ' as nn
"" " ",op ~ IL ~. T"'',,,J snJ
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'Na'' """ - -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

John Paul rsesstly vi.itsd the
New York Academy u Design, Of
which b. asys
Akoax the pictures that attrssa.
ed my stise.'ss last evening", l nay
mention
a Study from a,ill.hfs the
ssissst ofA whisky manuf.ctovy.
The HAPPY Planter "a man
buryin. biz nothss in Law.
"h,3saptios "a sccse 10 = pswa.
brokers shop.
Rssigaai,os - Brigsdi<s Gsnes.
AZ hssdisg in ihsis eoanissioss.
The Last Rose Of sumner "a
sssssos stsspsd
How Happy could ! BE- With
Ether '--sreas IN Dentists seoo.
:" Tree to The Corr Eve satisx
shs sppls.
Esjoyisg The lrss Weed -
widow 10 her ssv black.
Aisisg u ths Esa "a parss,
cksstisisg > child.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

Wal, until others advance your M
terests and you will wait until 'hey
are not worth advancing
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

Never consider person unieehns
OF hard -heartcd because he refuses
what he cannot grant
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

Pride !. u vice, VIZ y pride ,'se'f
inolines every man to had ID ''"''''
and TO overlook 10 himself
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04
H.. Il. DAVIS,
)TARY PUBLIC.
MARSHALL, TEXAS.

VI take sckao xleds,msnts Of rtepi OF
lie tis, Mortgage. and answers 20 inter
'Iics.
$50 ia ANY part Of the country attended
ml,tly. uTfics, West side q tie fuhi'e
%, neat door, 10 Dr. SrAs.' Drag store
4. a.. n.f-ly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

Take care to be an economist u"
,.osue.ity and there Is nc fear oi Jour
having to lie one Ia adversely
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04
Nt)22.

'hA>b sfrcrAcLy-Ea.
star Hall was the scene last evening.
OF an inpo-'ng Masonic ceremony.
namely the eoslerr,ag Of the de-.
grscs Of ,he Eastern Star, ~ Adon.
tive Masonry, upon more than ,ro
hundred gcn'le~omen. by Rob.,,
Mseoy Mystic Tie Lodge ~ con.
ncction With which ihs.- decree.
we're conferred, was opened in tho
!hs'a lAsgsrs, Al esgh, o'clock, and
after routine business III. doors yer,
thrown open 10 the caedid.,s.. all of
whom were either wives, widows, or
the daughters OF Aaso.s. i'~,,ou.
to the eonferring Of the degrees the
Master Of the Lodge explained the
ob)ec, of calling the meeting. n.
then introduced Robert y IIeImr.
Past Grand Master Of the Free Ma
sons In the State Of New York. who
was received with the grand hopors
A handsomely eogro..-d ", Of rec.
olu,ions, in a large and beautifully
frame, Vas thou presented to the
Fast Grand Master by the Master.
on behalf of the Lodge, in nea,
-pceeh, 10 which that brother .rp,o.
pfia'ely responded, that it had long
been a matter of roere, ,ha, M,.on,'
wives sisters, daughters. ~idow., aud
tal'hoaeh II wss not IN the Masonic
'""A' "''"e's aad not bee" r~cor'
" '. among "ssons From th"
' u"' ,o,'" ne would labor N the
"'""a hoos' o. '"'s state to have It
Use :" s'sA' '"n"enec WIN The Grand
.o.ees o. inc sor'd Tor the purpose
" "A''"p 'o"e 'cse" brought into
p A"' te"efsns recognised by
s",cn ~ne- SISTER > daughters,
~"'"' H"a %"'"sr" Of Na'ons may
U.s." 49,, '"1"er''o' Ano~n al over ~"
""" t"Pf's"'e IN tbs he in.
"""s" 20 in'fs'''o" OF Masonic
NV ""' u, u,d mean That when such
. !, " "ss'"' we're 10 distress
"sy '"ou'" No s"e"n without car
1y'se INC" relatives d'P''"" !" their
p"sse'
o'ners made appropriate remarks,
.''er ~''eh 'ns "omcn received the
deg're" Home, swee, Home
was sung. aud tbs Lodge Was dis
'"'''ed win the Masonic hcnsdiet'on.
Ham ON rus uy,,,.,. r..
living down spcc,Io,c bclox CONS. 10
n. from , re- E,hie rr,snI "
"Tree. .,umn, md ,o,l. x
sometime, IN J.m,nd az. ~
progress of a sxh, A sood ,,in.
ni.ro C,o, ,-v.,,. a. .yas.
ol,so be turned m, c..h e.
in.,.,.. ,nsnl., 90, ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

Ven. Hsvssdy JsAssss ~ s5asa
y he psopAlst - ssHunsat y Desvs
that sisss b - ssaGasi4y 10 No ~
suspssAisg ~ Psss9oess 1ssles
tsisl tss iRSsssAasaA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

Tug TRuSpLE BED. balm
ies, sleep We ever expcrisn csd was
when 10 were ne.tliug in The little
old ,rundle bed with a curly hcsdcd
(whi,s) brother, just tursed out Of
the parent mes, to make room for
new customer. But the tundle bed
dream. werc soon 81 an end, far When
the next customer came, ~ we're
crowded out Of the uundle bed to
make room for the next that was
turned out Of the parents nest, and
10 they kept alternating for years
astiI 70 were fairly tssasA out '"so
the world
o. where are the little heads that
vc haze kissed thousand times oes
as lhey nestled in the old trasais
bed, Some Of them have grown old
and gray, aud others arc resting on
their everlasting pillows IN widely
separated iasas. We srs always sad
VI N We thi<s Of tho old trupdls bed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

Tn, Unr.,ns T,t.o..pu
'" ''s Wv" f''' WV"
'h'' s'auneh old Democrat paper vas
y be ~ old out to R,dicslism, edi
tor. thereof thu. define II, no.i,ion
10 h.;. .,u,,.. g n.s..',. a..
" ~ " "'"' NV
81"
Within the past few DAY, ruinors
have been life upon the streets ths,
'''s' aud r"d'cff chsnre. were absus
ee'hs MADE IN 'he ea'."r'"' 'o"r aud
course 81 '"e Telegraph some Y"'"
."H's nave eve" gone 20 hf !" TO
designate mo whose control the
paper "as !" 's'' " si,o 70 assert
'"a' ifon, inc hf"es' OF '""sefSa''se
papers, " was TO At once RAISE inc
un,, II. alb ,,,.,J. Th.., ,s,o,,,
II mo-, na,;c;ou. .,c ,dl, and ~;tho,,
the sliyh,e.t shadow Of foundation
Tn. telegram will continue to he
vh., |, ,lw,,s has been The emo.
ncnt of the sen,imer,. Of the ~hne
men OF ihls country and q arm de
fender of their rights. the insiiloua
hipgs nf onsicn- publications, aud
The akipgs OF mischief makers Ia
The contrary Notwithstanding. VIZ
dinssiy, We should not notice these
things, but circumstances compel as
to depart frow our usual custom in
this particular instance.
D.. "a. ,.,,.....,
,,- u ""' IL p' "'" w"
a,.s 49,, H., -, ,Ip ~"
- Wv. 'as"r 49,
p'ss .'"""."'' ~ ''" ~ ~ ,,' ~
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U,',,...'. ". ""' "' '"
''" ''P"'
We notice several hundred 6ns
beeyes from the Colorado counties,
hcrded outside Of The city, aud which
.,a esing very EARLY sold 1t s. to
$40, specie, per head, To some Of eur
butchers. 7,ieq,oph
..u..,...u,.
=, "' =, y" iI,-',
H., !. J'1, f .;. IT, 49,.
,'. o'o o,, = '" 'l, so'"t :" y "ssa
80. W.. wy. ,, ''" T. " ,'," W w ~
,, NJ, -. r. has"' -, ~, ~ h.v ,,an,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

r. ERABLE property Ia the city @
Marshsll Apply 10
HILL Il LANuLhN
|of-la.i. NV ~, 60. '6u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

Much sd,sni,y Is requisi'e 20 make
" Late lille beacon from prosper
X will recall this hatred instantly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

Ths esly fruit vhisA gress il ~
cry saioass = 49, atsavbssry. Il ,
~ saly trait which, ssnsvAsrs -
ssssA, = pisksA every ~ ~ ysss
souna
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04


Cur rnis Oor The Mercantile
Times gives the following scssonsbls
rules for young men commencing
business
The world estimate men BY their
success in life-and, by general con
sent, success Is evidence OF superior
ity
Never, under any circumstances,
assume responsibility you eau avoid
consistently with your duty to your
selves aud others.
Base all Your ac,'onS upon pr"
cipal of righ, preserve Your inseg
rily Of character, aud in doing this,
never recon the cost
Remember tina. sslf-intsrss' Is more
likely 10 warp your Jadgmen, ina"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

MAMMOTH
NV RY 81 "A Is l. T..
Horses Bought and Sold.

THIS -,le, did Stable, loe"srt on ,,. Aus
49,, .,,..t North oi the Court ilouse,
1. ,o. .,s !, and we'll stocked with ssdt's
III h,,n.~ Uorsea Buggles, Hack e,
iii Of which Will be h'rei 90 feA' ''"', ~
terms Horse boarded by The MONS
lio,sp: and Mnies toagh, and SOLD %
ccmmtssion. ...,s,o,
MN. BRADFlElD. ff"fsis.o'
Nsr,l.ali. Feb. u. .lses. -"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

The spring of domestic happiness
8
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

The spplssstios sSs writ Of H.
bsss eespss IL the ssss Of Aajss
MeC.rdls, .aissr sftAs vieksbssx
Tisss, wss srgssa 10 Jseksea, ~
fors Judgs Hill. - ths Iii iasAsst.
Tbs dseisies Of Jsdss Hill, Il Va.
expected, .osld b ssas yablic the
neSt aossisg. 80
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

HAs,r If You wish to know Who
is the most degraded And srsteAsd Of
human Lsiag, ls,et for Ne mss wha
has psae,icsd vice 10 long that he
curses Il whils no elisgs 10 Il, that
hs psrsu~s Il tscssss he fssls . great
lsw Of nstare driving his, on .c.s.@.
IL but rsssh.sg il, ksovs that il viii
gnaw his heart sad make him roll
himself in the dust with anguish.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

Ifplsatsss ~ hoId.sy bsek shsis
eossos ges . rspssl II ~ TAI, aAsy
10y Mis- Il. m tssdsssy q psssss
u dsvsvssA, 80 ,sss ~ - ~
~ay ~ - npealss, - ~ sspsal
nay set tsas s0sse sstll - dsss
10 he rsass.-0sjvssasa Nssss.