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sets Of various kinds, specifically sisi"d
and priced in pr Fowlkcs' report to
the stockholders meeting on the 2ith
August. shows them valued at ~ 0as 600
concur in this as fair and reasonable
estimate OF this entire amount there Is
nothing upon which the President and
directors can base loan, or realize mo-
ney with which 10 pay debts Every
thing was covered by the deed OF trust
or pledged for debts. &c, and beyond
the control of the present managers Of the
company the present managers neither
made nor couuselcd the making OF the
deed Of trust aud therefore cannot be
held responsible for the disabilities of
the company nor can they create credit
nor supply the means to save the rights
and protect the interests which you have
at stake For the discretion YOU cNcr-
else. the responsibility and consequence
will fall upon You, and not On me Tor
your acts You can assist or not /
shall gladly avail myself Of the suggcs-
tions aud recommendation by the stock
holders at Louisville, Cincinnati, and
Memphis When you fully understand
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any other reasonable, rightmindcd man
can object To the policy, decmcd equal
upon all and essential Ia defeat credit
urs and consprat1rs who seek 10 sell out
the property, rights and franchises Of the
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15

Shop Eat Of Pubic Square, .UanAaH 7n
HAVING leased the Carriage shop Of Wm
III NJ Johnston Immediately
las, Of the Public square wc IA
are prepared to carry ON the 21-1
Carriage Making and Repairing Bu-in.ss ID H.
various departments Having many wear. cX-
style and durability Of work. We will be unsur.
passed By any other establishment in the south
Plenty Of material always on hand
Repairing done IA, short notice.
Price q low as can bc afforded by any good
mechanic. An work warranted Can aud cx-
anime our work aud prices
L. GbI DIN,
H. \ MANN.
Mar.hnO TrXg. March & ls5- Ia
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refer yau and the public to the uuani-
nous report voted ior by X T. Archer
himself. aud published 10 the world IN
December. 1851. Does not this public
document. unanimously voted for and
published throughout the country Justify
this bcliefy leave yon to answer c-pc-
cially when ii was made upon fail and
careful investigation Of this very subject,
and in reference To Mr. Post and his stock
and other transactions " Consistency is
% jewell
5 The directory. since we have been
IN ofiice. have had no means ~ establish
an office or even 10 pay expenses u the
Office at Marshall. The President and
Mr. Post have had to supply from their
private means. the Office expenses, sala-
RIGS Of officers. agents. and lawyers fees,
Is vindicate the rights of the company
and am mol aware that either you or
any other stakeholder iaS assisted ur Of
fcrcd 10 assist or even those indebted 10
the company. have been wiling to make
payments Of these indispensable items
The Office in New York has been kept up,
without charge, except ior mere Office
rents | think this complaint has neither
reason nor the scmhlancc Of justice to
sumner, !, When the prcsidcn, and ii.
ro,.t,rs have the means at command. and
s,. Il. situated . Ia exercise iadpment
,r 1is.r.,iou in tins respec, and then
neglect or refuse 10 de- all practicable to
redeem the obligations imposed ly this
promise t. New Orleans, then and not
ill then. can you OF olh't, I'2s"iao'!
OF justly complain. re- as ~ mas v. '"'
pay the expense o' a1 once al Ne"
orleans, ana N'uiu'' t'g 'p'"'," p"
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tor the Pff'f" managers "l '''' ,3''l'"N ,
ami say that thry are a'7l'9''' 10 me-
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-15

llo>Isr Simple honesty, the naked
down way Of dealing with the world,
have as mach advantage ever vic"s,
tricks and stfa,agcms as good square
,ro'tng horse has over pacing pony or
rackcf. that goes his milo OF two Ike the
mischief, and Is done for the res, Of hts
Nturus.N
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FRUIT TREES.

gNllE undersigned can now supply lfom his
nursery near Marshall. Texas irn' tns~ OF
every kind, viz. Pear. dwarf and on par stock
Anplcs. Peaches \cr,arincs Aprieeis ounces
plnm. and Cherries. CT tnIf-NlmN 'n"'''
collection Or,lcrs received before December can
bc filled in any quantity aherwari' 'ec'n'ne
to circumstance - ......,>
John ut Moan.
Marshall ~,li . i~,'s.
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&. r.. IsNNNDN.

GENERAL. dealer in DRY GOODS, Roots,
" Shoes, Clothing Hats, Crockery and Hard
ware, Ac., East side Public Square, nj the Old
stand Of c. Il. ilynson 4 Co, opposite the Al
kins House.
MARSHALL, July %, 1888 No &C If
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DENTISTRY,

AEoRGE u. SLAUGHTER. DENTIST
u Marshall, Texas, will attend To all calls in
the country without extra charge, R@A
unless disappointed in business. { yYyvvIA
Nv prices ar, no less ttnu hereto LILY
fore rhosc wishing their work at private houses
in towns. will please call on some one else as |
will no, do that sort Of practice only in extreme
c,tses.
Calls lei, with Rene Fitzpatrick. OF Marshall,
will meet with prompt attention
March 81. 81 No 30 II
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Gri,v oid's lmpros Cotton Gin

4 Supply Of These justly celebrated Gin Stands
y Just received at lhv Warehouse Of White
Smith. a Baldwin, Shreveport Ia. where plan.
tiers may obtain lhcm of any dc,.ud s.zc from
either White. Smith \ Baldwin. or the uHdg
signed on the shortest uo'ice
Every stand fully Nauaato,fii properly set up
and run, or no sale
Reference TRY THEM
JOSEPH d FATE. GrnoR ig1t
Marshall July % leal I'm
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MEDIC Al.

nR - ". E\MES Marshall, Harrison
~ County, Texas.
Ofricr Judge frazcrs brick building. Res
dcncc, the on, formerly occupied by I, q. Pierce,
Esq.
June - SOS
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LAW CARD.

HALL \ MOsElEI. .maweY. sd Cau-
ii ,ciinrs IL LaW
AnpRf,s-M Vi. i Hall, Marshall. Texas. :,
I Mo>clry, Jefferson:
Feb - lsh- ~
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Cooking Stoves.

lust received from Cincinnati twenty Cook.
81 ing Stoves, different sins and patterns Cor
sale cheaper than any heretofore oficred in this
market j. II. VAN HOOK
May 2. 1857. 36~u
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ExrrxroRAxyors i'HvA.,iSc.- SvcraI"f
the bishops Of the Established thss~h -
England arc urging m tirir clrrGy -
Importance ofprscth,g rxse"rrfsn'-'ss
preaching 10 reach - hearts q ~
ln.nrlc
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DIR. 4. 81 AIRS,

nFFERS his professional services TO the c,i-
~ ,eus Of Marshall aud surrounding coanity,
Aoy- Office at the Drug store OF SANDERS y
Sr1rs
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Revenge !, longer lived than gratitude
Endorse Mr. smiths note 10 keep him
from bursting. and he will forget all about
It IN month rull Mr. smiths nose and
he viii cherish a secret desire 70 burn
youg house down .af the remainder OF his
lifc. Ecveng. ~ a passion. GrAntude
appear, 10 b. only Il sentiment We can
all bate. iiu, i, is only one man in = hun
deci who possesses sense enough 10 tc
thankful
The stupid Indifference With which all
the Americans regard the rassAgc II
funeral procession is prnvcrb'a' Now
the French people. irom regard to s'*
feelings of monrmrs a. we'll * respect
Tor the memory II the dead. WHEN tlcv
meet funeral procession. stand still end
uncover in the street. whiE tn rrocvs-
sion passes A ino~t t.MhinS trihMtc to
the memory II the ,ica! We sh'uid On.
dcaxor 10 initiate H.
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Tin ana sheet Iron Mandatory.

Tin ANA Sheet Iron Mandatory.
I'M T. subscriber thankful for the liberal patron
] age he has hitherto received respectfully in.
forms h- friends and the public that he ha- just
received a lot OF lin aid sheet iron and is now
prepared 10 do any work IN his line, al short no.
lice, that may be demanded In future he will
do business strictly On the cash principle, rs he
cannot afford to work longer on a credit
lie hopes 10 receive Gbcrai patronage
j. II VAN HOOK
az Cotton Brands cut To order ga
January Il Sc. -
Brick Mason ana Piastcrcr.
ME undersigned eiltrs his services 10 tho cit.
! liens OF Marshall and surrounding country
-
Br,d Nasoa PiuIcrer, and Caar1 BuiIer
lie ia-urc- all work To- stand when the materials
are selected by himself
lie also proposes TO cure smoky ehnueys NJ
cur no pay lie warrants all Wurl, 10 be- douc
in a workman-likc -tyr SO as TO stand the closest
criticism
lie is NOW alone In business, and respectfully
solicii> share Of public patronage. with hlI
confidence that he will be- all, to render -lt4ae
ton in All case. vhor. h- services are demanded
Order, from tbs cpluiry will receive prompt
attention.
I. II LOWERN
N,r.I,U t,rH z t-tN liz
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-15

4 writer IN the Madison journal, in an
swer to former communication ia that pa
per. land on which we based ourstatement
that lumber was selling III the raft on the
Mississippi at 81 and IS per thousand feet, J
says 1.-The amount of lumqer run down
the Wisconsin this season is not up to one
thild the amount run last season. The
amount still back in the Pinery is less than
one-half of what it was at the close of
The rafting Sc ason last year.
",ILo cost Of simply running lumber from
v ausau, out Of the river, is about SIS per
thousand, and ii is preposterous to suppose
that lumbermen will start their lumber I'M
less they can get something more than
enough to pay freight (tosay nothing about
cutting it, one hundred per cent, less than
freight. Seasoned clear lumber ca 9anot
te fought at Cassyille at ! 10 per thousand
in proof Of which I would inform the Gent
eral thatresponsile parties will contrac-
for any amount Of clear lumber at Cas-
vile, not less than 100000 feet, at JUS
double the price named by him. . Gal
Courier.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-15

POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY IL DuNLEIrH. Il
Saturday night last, the "Washington
House" at the head of Sinsinawa Avenue,
in this city, was rendered a complete wreck
and tel antless, the furniture broken, crock
ery smashed, beds ripped open, DC, by
some of the indignant "sovereigns OF Dun
leith. The Washington gained no little
notoriety last fall by the finding OF the
murderd man DEReAN, lying in front Of
and ever since it has been regarded as
nuisance by our citizens. Repeated abused
ilI-treAtnent have cen heaped upon IN
nocent travellers whom chance, or employ
ed runners, had induced to step there, and
the afternoon OF the night upon the assault
upon the house was made, PETER SCHMIDT,
the proprietor was taken TO the calaloose
for maltreatment of a traveller. This adj
ded to the flame of Indignation SO long
burning in the hearts Of many OF SCHMIDT S
countlyrnen, whom it is said, took the lead
in smashing things
SCHMIDT, being released from the Gala
boose, left Monday morning for Galcna,
where lie instituted suit agalut a number
Of cur citizens, ard at the request Of un-
der sheriff BRrrToN, ten persons went from
here On Tuesday to answer the charge,
and on their arrival at Galena, they de-
manGLd al Immediate investigation, but
it was postponed for one week. SoHmipT,
il is said, has been warned not to return TO
Dunleith. Since the proceedings against
the Washington House" on Saturday night
our German citizens have taken the lead
in the formation ola Vigilance Committee,
and have rolled up some two hundred sig
natures of those willing to engage in puri-
flying the atmosphere bereabouts. We sug-
eest caution, but lot frmness, in all at
tempts to wrest from our midst such char
acters is the committee" design o deal
with. Much good may result from due de-
liberation and appliance Of law to remedy
the evil, where it can be administered
Letjastice be meted out to the parties COM
planned cf,-EDurleitL Advertiser.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-15
LEGAL NOTICES.
In Probate Combe.


State of Wisconsin, County Of Grant, ssCounty Court
April Term 1853 Present, William Mctionigal Judge
In the matter of Dover i'll tue real estate of Edward
Combe, aeceGsed.
aiding and filing the petition Of Sarah Cornbe, OF
" the town of Lancaster, in said county, representing
among other things that Edward Combe, late Of SAID
county died seized or an Inheritance in fee simple in
and the iolowin. described real Ia te7 10 witt
Undivided half or east a of north east qua tesnG
of the tes quarter of south east quarter OF section
twenty COB and Of the west af Of northwest quarter
or section twentyoe (2l in township four az north
Range three 3 west, and the whole OF the west-h
of Block eleven Jim BuTts addition the village OF
Lancaster; Also Lots No. three {3) and four ( in
Block nineteen 9) in the village ofLancaster; also,
the es-h of south east and east half OF North
Quarter of section twenty nine COB and
of SOUTHWEST quarter of section twenty eight
(2S) iii township seven tT) north of Range three t3)
west also, Lots No and eight q i 81, in Block
No three 49, in the Addition to the village OF Port
snarew in the county of Rchland; and that sheis the
widow Of said deceased aud has not had her dover in
said estate ASST ned off to her. and that the heirs
at law OF said deceased, to w.t. Emily SLiaief Connie
and William Edward Combe Of said Grant County, does
not dispute her mt to dover in said estate; aud
praying that dover in said real estate be assigned and
set OF 10 her according to the rules ana practices
fof This court 1t8 GH4ti w f stfgFsY4&e
AMI tbeeupon it il ordered that said petition he heard
before the uage OF thiscourt at the court house, III
Lancaster, in sad county, the first Monday OF June,
1885, o'clock, p NJ o! said day AND il Is further
OF said deceased, by publishing this order for three
successive weeks previous to said day Of hearing In the
Grant County HERALD aweckly newspaper published
at Lancaster, in sait county-Dated April 2ls 1865
46-St WILLIAM Mc1ONlGAL,
~ 4ge se a8 County Judge. s.
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In prohate-Trisl1,

State of Wisconsin, County Of Grant, ssCounty Court
3 April lernh 1885, Present, william NcGongaljudge.
IN the matter Of the estate OF Caleb y. Irish, deceased
GN this day fled in this court the petition of Eliz-
abeth Irish, widow OF said deceased, praying the APP
continent Of Stephen b. Irish administrator OF the es-
tate OF said deceased.
And therenpont is ordered that til matter of said Pc
tition be hear before the Judge OF this court at te
court house. i'll Lancaster in said county, ON the z4th
day of May A. d. 1885, at 10 o'clock a. III. of said day.
And ii i further ordered that note thereof be given to
all persons interested by publishing this order for three
successive weeks previous said day OF hearing in the
Grant County Herald, "a weekly newspaper published
at Lancaster, in said coun Dated April 18th, 1855
45-3t WILLIAM McG0AIGAL, County Judge.
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Gerrit Smith.

Tie editor of THE Utica Independent
has recestly visited Gerrit Smith. He
thus speaks of his appearance and health
'Mr. Smith never looked better in his
lie than he does now. He has not shaved
since his last fit Of sickness, and his long
card, sprink]ed with silver, becomes him
admirably. His cheeks were red as roses,
and his large brown eyes lighted up his
face with glow which made him the most
magnificent looking man OF his age We
have ever seen. He is tall, erect, and OF
faultless form, with elasticity in his step
and vigor 10 his deep bass voice which we
hope are the infallible signs Of many years
Of usefulness"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-15

Interesting Facts about Japan ana japanese
THE JAPANEsE.-The higher class OIL
people are generally OF a light olive com
plexion, medium stature, very muscular,
small hands and feet, black hair and eyes,
and have beautiful teeth. Their custom
Of going about with their heads uncovered
and exposed to the rays Of thesun, make
their complexion appear much darker thu
is natural 10 the race.
There are several distinct classes
grades Of society. Hereditary princes and
high military officers stand highest in the
Eorder of nobility. Government and lmpe-
! rial officers stand next in the order men
toned. This nobility always wear their
ensigna or coat Of arms on heir dress.
IaE Cry OF JgDo THE CAPITOL OF ia
pAN.-Ihe city of Jedo is said TO be. with
cut exception the largest city il the world
1t contains 800, COG ofpeople. Some OF
the streets are 10 japanese ri's in length
which is equal to 30 English miles. The
commerce Of Japan is immense, and the
sea along their coast is covered with then
ships. Their vessels are latlenin the south
ern portion Of the empire with rice, tea,
Esea-coal, tobacco, silk, cotton and tropical
fruits, all of which find market in the
north, and then return fleighted with corn,
salt, oil, isingass and other productions of
the north, which find market in the
South
ELEcTRoTYPE PEARLs-Tho japanese
are famous for ii cir electricity ne pearls,
which are made in The following way:
A quantity Of oysters and muscles are
collected, when their mouths are forced
iopen, and copper plate from ! TO ( Of an
inch lii diameter, bearing stamped i'm
preston of the image desired is placed
within. The oyster is then replaced iii
the water, where they are allowed to re-
main from IL to l 5 months, during which
time the oyster is irrilated by the copper
plate, to alleviate which coating of pearl
IS formed over the surface of it.
LANGUAGE or THE JAPANEsE.-T Ian
guage of the Japanese is more easily ac-
CURED than that of the Chinese, aud is
soft and musical, and is composed offarty-
thee characters or letters each having a
distinct sound, and-wilh the addition of
vowel points,. variety Of sounds and ac-
cents are given to each letter Nearly ev.
cry word in tie language is made like the
/ Spanish, and is pronounced as it is spelled
and proper pronunciation Of the word by
giving to each syllable the Latin sound Of
the vowel used to spell The same.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-15
ExuItations Of the Enemy.

The Richmond South exults over the
conference Kansas bill It says:
"Ihe conference bill presents a sturdy
assertion q tie Ualaity Of The Lccompton
Consultations
And again:
The people of Kansas will no more
vote upon Ike Lecompton Constitution, IN
der the conference BIZ, han they voted upon
the adopliou Of Lecompton Constitution in
the first instance"
And again:
'lf he conference bill pass, RAISES mag
cone into the Union as Stare STATE. OR
SHE CANNOT COME Ar ALL
That is the ISSUE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-15

Look out for the following altered bills !:
Oshkosh City Bank, Wis: los altered
by the pasting operation. Ten dollars
n the center Of the bill, also pasted-prot-
ty well done.
Oshkosh Commercial Bank, Wis; los
raised from ls-fgure 10 on each upper
eorper-''ien dollars" badly done, III the
center of the bill.
New counterfeit iyes and tens on the
Eikhorn Bark are out altered from lower
examination. Vignette, herd OF wild deer
Look out for tlem-the 5als, not the deer
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-15

CONFERENCES IgEAIs.-Solne cases cone
before the Conference is session here last
week which were said to be Interesting.
Among the rest WAS thai Of an old grey
headed minister who applied to get on the
superanuated list, and so draw pay with
out labor His complaint was, Broken
down in hard service" Inquiry was made,
as TO the Kind Of service, when he explain
ed that he had been "hardn at work in a
Sdr NW! All, ha, that wouldn't do,
that wasn't the Lords service, they could
not allow him the frat rcd
Among the applicants TO preach, was
one who MAS rejected III the committee be-
cause he was deficient in Euglist Gram
mar! The Presiding Bishop seemed in
clined to interpose il his favor, and inquir-
eli as to his luck in pseaching and if any
conversions had followed. lie answered
that he had converted sixty souls the
past winter" Upon tli;s the vote was
taken, and every one in the Conference
yoted "aye" for bis admission It WAS
urged against another applicant that he
was too tat and clumsy TO ssget about, but
the objection Was oyeiguled.
Methodist ministers, like all sensible
people, are bot afraid Of a little fun.- La
Crosse Democrat.
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In prohaEa-Wahh.

Siateof Wisconsin, County OF Grant, ss-County Cou RI
April Term 1858. Present, William McGonigaij adge
IN tie matter OF the estate of Frederick Webb deceased
SAN this day came Jane webb, administrators Of ths
estate of said deoeased and her mo it is or
de ed, that all claims demands Of All persons against
said deceased tie proven before the judge of this couIat
The court mouse, in Lancaster, in said coanty.
And it is u thr ordered that the first Monday ofJuy
1885, and the fist Monday OF September, 1885, be and
the atehereby the times and places, when
and where proof ofsuch claims, well all claims and
demands in Offset thereto, will be heard by said Judge
and that six months from the date hereof be limited ol
all persons TO present ana prove such claims.
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be given
to all persons interested by publishing this ore our
~ successive weeks, in the rant County Herald
weekly newspaper published at Lancaster said county
commencing within SO days from the date hereof
0t}e ii 5 WILLIAM MEG ONIGAI, County Judge.
Dated April Dist, 1858. 45-4t 80