The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04

WHAT Il THOUGHT on TuR PAPER N
Tl.XAS


The undersigned merchants u The cit, u
Jefferson, fully u!ia0rse The facts net forth III
The for. going circular, I lie Ifspfii tei u tie
Time :, r. W Ilouu.ers is onp q The oldest
aAd most successful Editors Ia TrNaH hts
career extending over period ~ twenty
ycar-, aud Il Affords ms pleasure 10 say that
he onlpyr the confidence and friendship -
ikp burinnes men ami people oi this s,rilpn
Iho Ttn,.z has fully NIT the measure ~
pubic expectation. The vido ,ireuistiun II
has obtained, We consider u merits We
therefore recommend 1t ~ ous Of III, beet, Il
not thu very beet advertising mediums IN
the state.
Alford Wiil,Ans. A Co, I. u. ouyno s Co.,
W. j. sudbcrry, lionoy A l,roaAs, urAhsni
q Tavlnf, iisywos,l, .,achry. a co,. Iorack
4 Co, NJ. Siainioin, q. ". 81 ahorn, John q.
koiuicf. j. Waiofhous. Co., A, l Wright a
Co., l.. T.. Afford, Hattman Bro, H. u.
Howell, Pratt, Ward. 4 Co.. Preston A Hooks,
g. h. BRINK, l.. Is. Jones, II 49, orton Go.
Jefferson contains a population uf ffusn SIX
to eight thousand and h rapidly assumihf
the proportions u city, Aliout forty new
brick buiidingr have he.u recently built ~
arr IN course # construction, al al aFgfv-
gate rnet % near, II MOI exceeding siuh,hun,
Aptsi thHsandlng iLe failure OF the ..'!.lsli
s,sE m,t yer ,1"s mr, ''Es 1 nsn
=, IN tIs " And bal.s ii , ~ q lsfmk
amount than waa anticipated The sslue ~
tho hidps wool, and pelturs shipped lr osli-
mated al 100000, The amount u NOR, hau-
die sold last ycar r. ettmatosl at $500 100.
And last scar, 10 VII be- remembered waa
not a fortunate year fuf business Ia tho
South.
THE PRINTING OFFICE
IL valuable one, having an abundance 4
Newspaper and JOB type, two Job prorHea,
aud singlc eylnder Napi,r iiec prass, the
bed 80 ny ni inches, AMI VIII print 10
column qnario paper. On thir arr printed
daily and weekly Size ~ the weekly ~ by
y nchrs.
TIN HOUSE
IN nauaicdon Dallas street, Tia, principal
street 81 the place, ard o9v.ts y" eutiig
property, running from street 10 street 1t
has d front II % bIc, ami runs bach $50 feet
ia. front half ~ Il, two stories high tins
brscng large store rV'ln below, with cuqn-
tors aud shelves, AMI ten email rooms 81
Offices above.
The foregoing shows clcarl, the value d
tiis properly,
THE MARSHALL PROPERTY
i- not les valuable, The following st.er.
using Circular is1ia 4 at the ranir time llhu
spring II lSnl vIl provo tins
The 1gS.s RsrtnLicAs sas established IN
Mas, 1870 and has been continuously pub
ilrhch mum thht Fs5tpsi i' tiW present lhai-
" nineteen years, by thc present Proprietor,
Il has occupied, from It's commencement 70
the present time, the po-tpu Of a leading
TsHaA journal, and has been favored with
large circulation throughout the state.
Marshall, the place whrru il is Published,
Is one II the largest aud most iionrirhiBg
towns Ia the State, IL b. She present ierini.
nus II thu southern Pacific ksilreaAi and has
an extensive trade with thn cutmtiss East Il
Tho TRINITY, embracing an sti.tiaiyu arsn II
country thiokiy populated, and noted for
it's wealth, cntefpfise, and Intelligence,
Marshall boing the hrst large town IN
Tcxa. On the Eastern boundary, AMI con-
Ha.tad A. It ". with The commercial .orii,
hy railroad aud telegraph paper iocaied al
tfir point, cnttlifted with Industry and
spirit, could not fan 10 command large
circulation with the interior, Il therefore
Offers grpnt iniiueomonta 70 advertisers.
II. W. LOuGliEli