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England oppose. the Bomhardment.

Its sad that the Euglish Government had presented
friendly remonstrance az anst the bembardment ~
Rome. snd had urged on the French Government the
.aecess,y Of coming to an accommodation with the
Romans.
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Cholera at -. Louis.

- LOUIS. Friday. July Is.
The Cho'srs il on Tia increase IN 'h cry. and
the ntsrnsnts Yesterday reached 100 Several OF our
mos, eminent physicians have fallen victims TO ihs
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~ 1ElssRapS 10 IHt ats.Yuak IHl8uNs
Cholera at Richmond.

~ For ,slsgrsPhic dispatches received in tine for
Ev-n.ns Edition yesterday. So First Page.
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Edwin Augustus RAyn-r. Of the nrm OF Olney. Cot
'erl 4 CO Q; Ns~Jsrsey did II Liverpool a3i jane
.. Cholera
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RicHxoNo "a Friday. July IAN
The repo-; If III, Board of Health yesterday
va. lsr.er team Tor .oue days past D, bens = cases
and deaths
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~ An aged al, a, Fredericksburg. Va Mrs
Msrgaret see mas offered TO enancipate Der slaves nj
me al # the American COlouzstion -Oceiy vii give
.n.fn free passage % Liben. Mrs See contributing
sac Mrs see. daughter proposes 10 iberste her four
aves al the same Tune II tree passage can be gwen
tb.r- Washington Republic
CHOLERA ~ NEw JsssEY--A note this noon
from our Ne~- Bruns~ick correspondent says me
Sni,srv Committee report y cases snd deaths N
~. civ for a hours ending Thursd a. 10 clock
This shows rapid increase since the last report The
epidemic 10 sul confined % the lower pTts Ot the
cry snd thO.e attacked are generally Of ntemper.te
"a Irregular nsbts Newark Adv 9TH
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Austrian. set 20 Work.

Ko..u,h ha. ordered the Austrian prisoners, seTer'l
Thousand. in number to be employed On the work OF
the sSyonok and DebrecIn Railway
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.,i,. 10, the Uuugarinns.

tl..aa that Choers, Typu. and other malAtie' are
raging IN the camp, and that the AssyaF' n-P'ay
greater enthusiasm than ever
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~ The Tr.bune may be obrsined 10 ssIs'oga Of W
A MaSssu. No 2 Marvin'Iro~, next door to me ro''
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~ The Grsnl RaPit' IaqF-er o. the t'n
says- Sc some one hunorai a SaoIe Dgtchmen lhol-
riars We heilsvr) arrived 81 Granville last week
Ta.y are the advanced guard OF shout ave nandfrd
who nave come in a body direct % tnis ri'er- O"c
who died lev days since al Srandvle, SPr.osos 81
ship isyer) Is stated 70 have haS over WV s0's
X.UssssSss.
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BUSINESS nurloes.

L. Adve tisemens daily for~s ded Tor ruhhcsuoa
10 he be-i newspapers OF all cities snd principal to~Bsh
me nite.' states Ianads sc by the Accredited assI
b PALstR who 10 also authorized 10 receive susscfp
uous Odlcv IN tho rnbgne BWlisgs.
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Riots ut Quebec.

MONTREAL Friday. July 10.
Riots occurred at Quebec yesterday, on ac-
count. Of the Cholera. during which the Hospitals In
the uopulous districts were destroyed.
In this city and St GATHERINGS, Canada West, there
ba. nothing occurred save tho usual Twelfth Of July
rows
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CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Concerts, sc. Ts->iss1
- .~f,~-la-, ,ff <frr~s~rns essssss

A. rnror-sr.s-,y ear Bros1s ''-lc v y
is-.-uss,-r, AZ rssrSrose-U ~ k.sf- - - -. .
= -, S--kt~rv' v % fr'--~
cssf- S.r~-u. Bsrrsr,-sv-r - ce-l--s. Sr-sF v
$1,000 Na.-1-s srrsf a. pa a. efr-A<
Plrtca . rn-st.r-CAsub-r..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-14

Gov Med VISTA FLAME UP-A letter in
the Sh.raa ioaA reaA LSyi0s, urging Gov. Mcdowell
for the speakersbip Of the House 0i Representatives,
and tsking sces with Col benion ss~As' NJ CAho
Rs I,ru~i the LsaeAbAry Rs.,ss.sas. ~hch demands
an exoI.u.tioa in TIE OF The Democracy OF Var
s,,i. a. Do.s GOV Mcdowell" il ssks, sanction IN
saw degree tue risss Rrss OF MI hertoh Aud y
~, ~ "a stand by The SoGth =, al hsz ards sf1 Al
,s ls.t ,xt-cntvi We sdOpt - this matter, tas
Usisa', NOTICES Of aon-Dsisrrsni,os and - ~
- fRlchInoEd linss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-14

sUNNLs DREss GooDs a STEWART h Co have
received per steamer Washington, new style printed
Organdie- ano Jaeonets plain. plaid AMI china roB.s dc
I'm .. plaid ani striped G.aoa siks. and a vanely "
good- suitable for the season
Broadway. July H. l84g fyt7,.
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-, s,ush.,rinl.v. a. preparing TO 20 to srsstlseoro
- ~ tse ws.hinr Process" and IN Other passages
~ ssaEs ~ Hvfror-'hv vita sneeEs in-i would IL
-, ,hs sr,gst.t. and MD's iChronotype.
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Cholera at Cincinnati.

C1xclNNArI, Friday. July -.
The iutsrmenfs Of Cholera victims since lsst re-
port are lls. and ~ Of other diseases
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~ Temperance and Economy are twin virtues and
while Father Mathew Is administering the pledge the
cheapest sod handsomesi boots snd gsiter.
selling Al JoNEss IA Annst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-14

FlsHoSIsLg c.sD EssRAVse Welding and Vspng
Cards, splendid EnveiOps. Waters. elegant Boxe. fyr
Cake, In great variety at EvEsoELLs fs-hOnabis e.ab
h-hment for ards, corner Broadway and Duane-t and
Walisf ll4 r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-14

FArsss MArsgw.-T~o superior Dsgususotype POI.
traits Of Rev Theoh.d Mathew lone At Ml length, he
other eusD taken by BsADY, on Tuesday 81 July inst
may be seen (silh many other distinguished ndisdass
nis rooms, ms ard ~ Broad way corner Of Fatonst
FLY Para Fur Prss Fly PIpER' Tho only IN.
fabls preparation sad comfort In the bedroom dining
saloon. sics chamber, paror, sc Prepared snd for sas
only BY DR. LEWIS FECCHrWASGER.
80 Broadway
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~ We are indebted to r. McGsrooR, Jr' isF
copy OF the Boss5R AaIss of yesterday n sa'aS "
~ ~ deavsp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-14

Flss RsDt cen The steamer Joseph BeWnsp has re-
duced fare sundays sl tho places above Perks
kill including New urgh 20 81 Tor the exeprson Thls
boat rsve. pier foot Of Chsmber.s every sunday at
for New hurgh and intermediate pl,ces, including
Rock and Lsie. sing Sing. COrrens' West Poinp ans
Cold sprng. r,aking most delightful excursion
n B-rh. boat touches A. Hammoud.st ami Is no
only boat lsnds al COtEeuss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-14

I>evIsr.-D- Goodrich bold an iroues, -s,Ar.
d,y IN the a. cncs a. the Coroner the body q q
coored man who Mas found drowned near he A4AE-c
Dock Verde, o. the Jury. d-sth ~ dfowsns
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GERMANY.
CHINA.
The Trretv with ENGLAND Repudiated.

The accounts from Ceatra. Germany and Prussia are
o, much more pacific character thaa hitherto.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

PlruyR MArHsw At WoNE.- On Thur,4sx .
Esther Mathew commenced giving the pieds. 70 n,
ccuu,rvmsn IN the basement Of the Csihoiic Chu,eA
IN Courtst Brooklyn Dense crowds pressed aoos
HIN. Re addressed them 10 N sfrcuonsir manner o,
The BEN. az. Of total shsfnsnce srd tho value Of "A.
ul.d.- Aaou, thousand took the pledge q. DC 20
10 groups OF from ave 20 twenty srd thirty hss4
minded one Of the scenes O.; Liner snd Wsierfo,s
In $50 Ho continued - work through ye.i-rd.,
SnI viii - On giving The pledge 'hsre until Tuesday
II Is cs'cu.,ed hat from 3oOO 10000 10 that CIV
vii take the pledge This Will be srs.t trns io-
irish bat ass the Whisky shops Whist Al oec0,s
Of them
AFPoI>rNENrs ~ IRE Navy YAKD The a.
lowing Ar- The appointments which have recently hesr
made in the Navy Yard 3 Il HNoos Foreman II u.
ys-d. Archibald Campbell. Master Plumber Villas
Croius Ros: Builder Thomss BUchman. Painter
James Van Dyke. Coffee and Spice Gnnder Nchoiss
3 Rhodc. Master Lsborer Robt N,Gossn. Csuk-r
Aaron Siorrr Timber Inspector David s.yis, srsr
N.krr. william Camoerson. Joiner Gec-ss Homer
OF Wlhsms5arsh. Blacksmith Frederick WE.uiDsicr
Gln csriisse Maker
SC> SrRoKs-A msn named FL rsri Wed
yesterday tel the sidewalk 10 wa.hinston 81 nes
Dr.. Johnson CAGrch Upon examination biz disorder
sscsrtainei 20 have BEEN caused ~ extreme heat
sri fatigue Dr. Goodrich. who Immediately ssrt
for gave order. tor b.. immediate convey are 70 iSs
hospital which was done and the paicn, Z nov IA q
/ far way :or recovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-14

TIE WEATHER -Y-.'erisy wss stu more
extraordinary specimen Of Juiys best than ne asy
before. The trees were comparatively deserted ~
pedestrians and in OF costume. the nesrssi sp
prosch 70 the simplicity Of Eden was decidedly The
fashion soon after sunset there were heavy clouds
OF purple sDd sEure in the North and North west,
which looked refreshing hut they oroush, no relief -
To .s,e hour in toe evening the hest nercc IS
il usually i. a. MONDAY, and metallic buttons were
greatly in danger. A. he ~armess period oi the Gay
the Thermometer Indicated ~
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SUMNER sHofs AID GNrEss Although We sometimes
admit other notices in This column wish friend.
understand ths. wArxss M Fulionst Is The bootmsler
par excellsnce-s man afieS hsart-and as hts
boots have always given satisfaction. recommend
our friends pauonire him also hey there be surs
Of getting really good aruc les at reasonable prices.
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STA Understanding that II the saing points where the
travelling community 10 be met viii rsis Canada
malicious reports have been circulated the edSe that
A.iasic Cholera prevails 10 alarming itis
Province. and particularly IN Montreal ami s envt
ron-. the uudef Mayor Of the Guy OF Montreal.
and Members Of the Couls aud OF the Board & Res.h
OF that city, feel bound 10 give tho fullest ani most IN
qua aed contradiction the unfouuied and sehlsvog.
reports In question: and 10 declare that 90 Tar from here
being any epdepie prevalent IN Canada and sspeeaNyh
Montreal up tn. date. tho advantages Of our norta
ery position near tho .caboari, never % clearly
manifested this during which Il no. been Leon
tesuby established that the health Of The city has bees
better, and its mortality less, than In tho last an
mai preceding yeas
also beyond doubt. from Tho returns ." tho Gov
eminent Agents Quebec and throughout The Provines
that single Of Cho.ra has appeared Ia Asy sui
grant ship on the waters OF tho 81 Lawrence
signed, ER FAsER. Mayor
Montreal So July 1919
Countersis med SkxroN Secretary, Local Board u
Health OF Montreal
SUMNER sHots ASD GNrEss Although We sometimes
ad nit other notices In this column wish friends
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The TRTsvSE IN PHILADELPHIA eusngers In PM
sdelFhis will and the Daits Trbsn> at zeibers Newt
Room. or they can procure !, frou. shs nsrsboy'
he susssAL
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Family Groceries and Dry 6oods,

|NE take This r,,ird Of Informing ers
w frcmts, and tb, public generally. that We
|Frc Just opening IN the new building, southeast
Former al nc public squire, tie h-v-st and
|bcst selected stock OF Gfoceries and IIry Gossis
Fc,,r offered in this market; and shall continue
NJ be in receipt Of M Tire s'.p,c good and SUP.
|plics ncrcssar, for all farming, mechanical, and
business purposes, an's Injuries equal 10 ~,
wants OF the most sas,idlcus.
We are determined 70 do cesh i ,sin.. j
anj al smaN profits, ~ We know from oXpen.
.ncc. that any other is the mos, direct course ia
ihc Per- Ifcpsi, that merchant can take. W.
will at NIL times sell goods for Cotton Negroes,
liide-, PeIiries, &c, de., or make cash advances
on the same.
W. will inst say that We have larp.hed our
BARI upon a SEA unknown to us; Int with the
rhari OF experience before u.s. We hope Ia make
n voyage Without the loss Of a spar, or ii.c rpli-
ring of bra.c. We shall carry HIGHT sail at
first, and keep sharp lookout for shoals and
paicL-sands, as upon first wcldifecicd efforts
hangs the great socyc, oi permanent, success.
We invite tho public generally to call and cx-
anime our stock, contrasting OF the following.
30 Ribs flour, best brands,
10 Casks Bacon;
40 Sacks Coffee,
80 Bhs Sugar;
$50 Sacks Salt.
10 Bbls Dexter Wliskcyi
go common
10 N,las-csi
ID Kits Salmen;
90 Markerci
~ Perkins Goshen bnii,f:
20 Boxes Cheese, English Dairy;
III tp.ttu- ~ fftttlt
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THEY DO s'r LIKE TurlR FEnEpou. A ne
bro family from Cincinnati, Chic, says the Vic.
|ioGa (TcNas) Adrooa,c of the nth inst, passed
|up this morning in a small wagon, on their way
h the neighborhooJ of Scguin. We learn that
|,hcy had been freed some time since by their
master, and have been living at Cincinnati But
|prcierring slavery to the miserable life of free
negro at the North, they rctur, to request their
|ola master TO take them back again, and !c, them
live with him. What u commentary on abol-
iioni,m,
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TIN STATE OF TrxAs.
ianoli touHfH
William T. Martin, use Of Henry s. Thomson,
,srSus
Iipcus Cock.
~ any Ls,ejui officer of sad County GREETING
NNyiiEREAS W. X. roag, Attorney for the
w plaintiff in tho above stated suit has This
day made oath before me, Tint SAID i.lneu.
Cock Is indebted TO said plala'iH and that saic
ineus Cock is absent from the State.
This is therefore to command yon, that 20,
cite the said llncus Cock, defendant, to appea
before me, at ihy office in the town OF Carthage
on the last Saturday in July next, by pubhca
ton in the Teras Republican, u ncwsparc
published in the town OF Marshall, for tire,
successive weeks previous to the return of thu
Il taiinn, to answer unto the snid William Il
Martin, who sues for the Use of Henry :
Thompson, in plea Of debt, on Il promissor,
note, for one hundred dollars, payable in cot
ton, dated February twenty third, a. u. lsls
and due the twcnty-iliih December next there
latter.
Witness, r. Henry Martin, an acting Justie,
of the peacc IN and for sad county, the ninth
day of June, A. D. 1919.
nj, {, Given under my hand and seal
l'' - the dny and year above written.
+, HENRY MARTIN, J. l..
Rccoiyod in Office June nh, lSia, and sent
to III, editor Of the 1irds I,pHbiicaq for pub
lication.
], H. HENDERSON, Sheriff r. c.
June 90. Mt 30.
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The success which has attended the publea-
lion of the KErUBlicAs, and its circulation thus
tar has been well calculated TO cheer US in our
course. We have printed but siv numbers,
and our subscription Is already larger, perhaps,
Than that Of any other country paper in Texas.
For the general appreciation with which oar
sheet has been greeted, as wei. rs the Interest,
which our friends have taken in its success, We
feel thankful, and ilatter ourselves that we shall
continue TO fill the measure of public cxpccta-
ton. We shall soon have an exchange list Of
,iNiy or seventy of the best newspapers in the
United States, which will doubt; IS lend Us
grca, assistance in catering for the public taste
Politics, Agriculture, Mechanics, Literature, ard
the Arts and Sciences, and all other subjects
worthy Of public acccptallon, will find al hum
bic advocate in the REPUBLICAN
To those who are yet strangers TO our paper
we will say, that in politics we are ecmocrafic
We advocate mcasurcs--wc are the servants of
principles, and not Of men.
The TEXAS RIruBLicAS is printed weekly i
with ncN and beautiful type, on M imperial
sheet, at the following terms: Per annum ip|
adtdnce, TWO DOLLARS; within six months,
THREE Dollars; at the end of the year Four|
Dollars. Payments made within two months
from the time OF subscribing shall be eonsid-
red in advance.
T. A. a. +. J. PATlLLO.
Ndrslqf, TTds .Iunc, 1919.
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ELECTION NOTICE,

IN obedience TO the Proclamation OF his Ex
L ccllency, GEo. +. WooD. Governor of III,
State Of Texas. bearing date the 18th day OF
April, A. ID. isl?, and in pursuance Of law,
I. A. Pniillo, Chief Justice of the County OF
Harrison in the State Of Texas, do hereby or
der that the polls be opened at the several pre-.
cnc's in said county, by the presiding officer,
thereof, on tie first Monday in A--,ist next, il
being the sixth day thereof for the purpose OF
clccinp n Governor, Lieutenant Governor
and Commissioner OF th. General Land Office
also n Representative in the Congress of the
United States for the First Cpngrcssi lanai Dis
trIct OF the state aforesaid also n>icnator in
the Legislature Of the state aiot for Dis.
.irct No. 20, composed of the q Of An
derson, Angelina. Bowie, Cass, ND0kee, Col
| lin, Cooke, Dallas, Denton, fannin, Gfsyson,
Harrison, Henderson, Hopkins, Houston, Hunt,
Jasper, jefferson, kauismaman, Lamar, Liberty,
\acogdochcs, Newton, lanoa, Polk, He'd River,
kusk, Sabine Fan Augustine, Shelby, Smith,
Titus, Tyler, Upshur, and Vanaandt; also Il
Senator of the state aforesaid for District No o.
composed Of the counties Of Harrison, Upshur,
and Smith and Representatives rs follows, to
wit: one for the counties Of Harrison and
IUpshcr, anc one for the county Of Harrison.
And, in obedience TO another Proclamation of
his EAecllency, us aforesaid, it is further Or
dcred, that the polls be opened IA aforesaid, sol
that the votes of all those voting for the State
Legislature be taken for and against the adop-
ton Of the proposed amendment Of the Con-
|sti,uti0n Of the state of Texas
The presiding officers will each cause a sep
arale list to ie kept, containing all the names
|of those voting for Representatives in the state
Legislature, and PROFOUND To each voter on said
list, the quesiios, whether he votes for oil
against the proposed amendment to the Con-
|siilulioni The question will be answered r'ral
r@e, and the vote entered opposite the w r,
name on the list This list must contain the
names of all those voting for Representatives
in the state Legislature, whether they vote up
ON the said proposed amcndmen, or not as one
not voting ON the amendment will be counted
with those voting against IT.
I'y m order OF the county court Of the coun-
Nv aforesaid, the following gentlemen are 'he|
presiding officers Of their respective precincts
ior the year 1919:
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4 r the May Term of the County Court, per.
"A tanning 10 the Estates q deceased pr.
sons, held In md for the county Of HARRISON,
Texas, Letters of Administration werr granted
June "a, 1919, 10 the undersigned, on the e.
tate Of X. r. Proctor. deed This is, their.
fore, to notify al persons having claims again-.
ihe said Estate. ,e present them duly xnthen'.-
eaicd within the time prescribed BY law; and,
those indebted to the same will make payment
to s NJ. HAGERTi, Admir-.
Jane q, lsiq-3-6t
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PUBLICAN ACADEMY.

TIVE second Aead, mle year Of this ln1iiin.
l. ton commenced on the 9Th day Of March,
1879.
The Trustees 'aLe pleasure in announcing tn
the patrons OF this Institution, sud the public
generally, that the present session commenced
under peculiar auspices. The increas. OF pat
ronage which the Institution has received, made
1t important to secure another teacher Virgil
VI. Dubose, Esq, so well aud iayorabIy known
rs the former President Of the Marshall Uni
yersiiv, was selected for that purpose, whose
services combined with our present accomplish
ed teacher, W. A. Tarlion, renders the lnstitlI-
ton, in the Male Department, ample and unsur-
passed, in pon, of usefulness, by any institution
IN the Soaih
The Fcmnle Department is sustained and con-
ducted under the immediate supervision OF the
Instructors IN III, other department. Ample
have been made hy the Trustees
in regard 10 the ornamental aud musical branches,
The Trustees are now prepared to recon-
mend the Republican Acaceny, ~ combining
all the advantages of primary ~ well as hlgll
classical Institution. unsurpassed la '''v "rpolni
menfs by any school IN the Southwest. The
s-s.tls"aen who jointly prcs'it over is Interests
ar. ripe scholars with much experience, and,
nothing will be wanting 10 secure to the patrons
of the Academy, strict vigilance and unrcm-
ting attention TO the pupils who may be placed
under their charge.
Rates of Tui,lon as heretofore in this lns,-
tuition. X. = BROWN, President.
r \ HARRIS. S.cu jel-2ly
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SoDA LANE D. OF T., No. 10, !

SODA LANE D. OF T., No. g.
.Jam ., 1919
Mn. Enron by resolution Of our Dyi-
sion, you sro requested 10 give the following
notice in your paper:
There viii be a Temperance Celebration at
USIoS ACADEMY, on the Fourth Day IF JWiy
when a Banner and Bible will bc presented by
the Ladies, with appropriate addresses. A
temperance Grafton will he delivered 10y the
Rev. +. IT, Blades Professor J Eppngcr will
also deliver an address ON the day and ia as
soca,ioHs. Ample provisions will be made IN
the way OF good dinner. The members Of
oar Order, and the public, are respectfully So
licitcd to attend, and partake OF the festivities
Of tIie day.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-29

ET>HE SUBSCRIBER has n 10, Of Cotton
Tin Stands Of the Manufacture of Danie
Pratt, of Anisga county, Ala, in storo ut til,
War house 81 Perry & Spell in Port Caddo
which he offers to sell II iae prices.
saws
The superiority Of these Gins, i IS presumed
H. already known TO the public.
Prices, 50 90, 81 30 and 81 90 per saw.
Terms cash, or on credit TIL tbs LIST Japusr,
|neyt.
Refer to n II perry, or " Spell, Port Cat
W., or to the suhscfissr, ). NJ HAGEkTi.
Port Caddo. June ,. lsta-3-bm