The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-02
OPINIONS Of the PRESS.

and that Of The Times m Jefferson In "a
lottery schcmc, the drawer VI the lurtn
nate ticket n select which Of the Offices
he will take Attention to both is more
than Mr. loughcry can give, and he
hnssslectcd tn, method Of Opposing Of
one or the other The holder Of tho
fortunate ticket gets large, valuable
house a splendid paying printing Office
ia. property in very tine and prosper
Gus portion OF the state, with an ainplc
stock of nctcrial Ia last six mouths. and
perfect title, Tor the sum Vt tive dollars
The trade OF tho section is contested
for by New Orleans. New York, ~
Louis, Chicago. Louisville, Cincinnati
Baltimore, and other cities, from which
large advertising patronage may be-
obtained Zach paper has now val
liable advertising patronage and good
subscription list They are among the
larso-t and bcst printed papers IN the
state
The drawing is advertised to take
place on the 2uui Of November, but IL
a sufficient number Of tickets are sold
before that time, the drawing vii! take
place Immediately on the completion of
the list
Tho only object Mr. Loughery has In
view in the adoption Of this plan n that
he may sell for cash Tho drawing
will certainly take place, aud we can
youch that everything connected with
Il viii be managed in u husiness-likc
aud reliable manner We can also give
assurance that the property offered for
sale is very valuable Either Of the
papers will be good paying investment
Ia any man who manages il with indus
try and common Sense To any one
who wishes To indulge in "a speculation,
or 10 go into the printing business on u
secure basis, there "a certainly yery
attractive opportunity
The Jefferson Times was suspended
as n daily, temporarily in consequence
Of hard times, but will DO resumed ia
few weeks and placed on permanent
basis Tho Weekly has been kept up
in elegant style and withou, any loss OF
its large dimensions, ever since II was
first started
THO lottery tickets are to number
FIVE thousand, ut ~ each, the money 10
bc sent IN postoibce draft upon New
Orleans, or some other city, " here prac
tieable Tickets will be sent imne
diately ON receipt OF drafts or mcncy
The books of the Texas Republican
show that, IN 1850, !, derived clear
income ol $1,000 aud but Tor the dis
astrous failure of The crops last year,
each Office would have done as wei, or
better Next year each Office ought to
return still larger income
Doth paperr are leading Democratic
Conservative organs - Gaiecst0a Acicr
a NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT roR
fNE DOLLARS The Marshall Rcpnhli.
can and jefferson Times are two Of the
leading Journals Of Northeastern Texas.
yet there is u chance offered now Of 80.
curingoiIher establishment for - They
are both the property OF the veteran
Loughcry, who, finding their Joint care
too much for hiia, proposes to put them
up AZ Iottory, allowing the winner of
the prize ticket Ia take his ehoiee of
either BESIDES the name aud good will
oi the journal the winner viii be en-
titled also 10 the building in which II ia
published, a stuck OF paper, job and
newspaper presses, large and complete
set Of type, and all the other furniture
te newspaper and job
,ihce- The chances number 300, At
" the drawing to take place a, Mar.
shall Nov 2uth, managed by leading
citizens Although IN our opinion Mr.
Luughcry needs no Enforcement as To
the honorable character OF bis proposal
yet large number Of most respectable
citizens in jefferson aud Marshall and
seine Of our city firms are named "a ref
u PicayuHe
"a Noynt ~cnrsy r. w Loughcry
Esq, proprietor Of the Texas Rcpuhii.
can, published at Marshall, and the
Jefferson Times, published Mt Jefferson,
Texas, wishing TO dispose of one Of hi,
papsss. proposes 80 put both of them up
ut lottery. the winner Ia take his choice
Both of the papers are well established
and the material with which they are
printed the best 10 the country Both
Offices have power presses, Job presses,
and large and we'll selected Job Offices
The buildings in which those papers are
published are large an! sell ventilated.
and centrally situated in the places Of
There IL no better news.
paper stock in the country The Offices
are respectively valued az 81 900
Tickets e. each, in groenbacks Ad
dress X W Louehery, Marshall, Texas
Drawing 10 take place on the 10Th Of
November --shrerspf South Hcg'@'H
The South Western is published at
Shreveport, La, forty miles distant
from Marshall, and connected by
Railroad The propie,ors and ed:
tors are fully acquainted with the
reputation of both the papers sdver.
tised, and the value Of the property
The subjoined notices from the
Texas press, we presume, will be
considered sufficient, without copying
tho numerous others which would
occupy. more space than we can afford.
Two Of the papers mentioned below,
are published In tbs respective towns
Of Jefferson and Marshall. The other
editors are equally conversapt with
the printing establishments offered Al
lottery;
ave intended TO have Published thc
notice Of X W Loughery sr, OF the
disposal, by lottery, Of the Times or the
Republican, but our columns were too
much crowded We say in advance that
the investment is Il good one More in
our next '--JePerson Ter JtmPiseate-
1.-THE ,alus Of these two newspaper
establishments is beyond dispute, and
a. some one i bound 10 bo lucky and
draw the winning card we apprehene
that Col Loughery will have no din
eulty in d,sposiDg ol the tickets The
scheme j. novel ono for this latitude,