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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23

HARDWARE AND SHIP oHANp:rRY
SAMUEL LOCKE,

= receiving from the manufactures of
i the North and from Europe, direct, the
largest and mos, complete stock Of Hardware
ever offered in his market, and he Is Offering
II nj The very lowest market rates oy wholesale
and retail. His stock consist in part, u tue
following, viz 500 tons Of English Iron OF
assorted slyes 1000 bundles Of sheet Iron,
assorted numbers. 1900 bundles Of hoop
Iron, from I to inches a50 tons Of fine
American Iron, assorted sizes m uscholc
hnsils. patent chain Wees, solid brass box
Vices, coiet.keyed and bench Vices, ca, iron
Pipes, and 3 inches In diameter wrongh,
IRON welded Pipe, all sizes cat and wagon
Axles, braziers' Copper shoe. Zinc, spc,er
Tin plate, Block Tin, speIier Solder Lead,
f-.ad pipe, all azo. sheet Lead, drop and
buck shot, 30 tons of pure white Lead, French;
Zine Paint, black green. yellow and red Pant
ground IN oil boiled and ras Llu-ecd OF
fire proof rain;; japan, copa. coach, bright
and black Narnishcs. sand and emory Paper
patent Dryers. paint whiewash and other
brushes 5000 Kegs Of Cut Nails. assorted
sizes ship boa, and composition. Spikes pat.
en-, cinch Mats, n new article; Oakdn, targ j
aud un,ar.d Shcetng Paper, Calklng MaNst,
and Tools.
CAsTINGS-3o tons q castings such re
Pu,., Bake Ovens. SPIDERS, SkiIlet-, Car, and
Wagon Boxes, French pots, Stoves, Of every
description, Furnaces. and Irons, 20 casks
cauldron-, Motts patent Portable Cauilrons
Gas, Iron Bath Tubs. Yard and Ci=iern Pomp-
Granger Patent Corn Cob aud Mea Nils
Sash weights
MlNiLIA AND HEMP ROPE-3o ton.
Of Ninilia Rope, all sizes from to y IN diam
eter also, al sizes If tared Hemp rope, Ju,e
and Cotton rope. Flowline-, sash cord, Patent
strapped blocks all sizes; Corner blocks strap
I'd and unstraped Pump boIes, Fan mills.
Corn shelters, iour kinds. Rigid Grind stones
Flows of all sizes; tuiilystpr-, Harrow
Harrow teeth. -hoYcl- and Spades, al Of the
best makers Hay rakes. ~cythe-, Cradle Scy-
,hes, Pitch forks, and all other kinds of a.ri.
cultural Implements that are used.
TIN PLATE-All kinds Of tin Smith,
and Copper Smiths tool. and machines, for
working Of Copper, Tia. Ine or sheet Iron.
-ofie of the machinery is entirely new, never
before introduced into ihi. market. every de-
.etipiion of findings for Tia Smiths, such As
handles, Sc, together with q large stock OF
Japanued ard rlani-hed Tn Ware.
Cooper, tools of every description.
Black smiths Tools Of all kinds
Ship Carpenters and house Carpenter tools
of all kinds, also machinery for working o'
wood, machinery for working iron.
Block unwate silver plai.d.wafe OF singh
double and TRIBE plate, Hardware of every
description.
J H., stock j. too extensive 20 rsri,cularizc
suffice il to say tina, ii would be sufficient to
make six separate establishments in any Of thr
Northern cities,
Purchasers are invited 10 examine his stock
contained in Stores Nos :, = and Frou, Lee
wee. between Cus,omeaousc and Eicns lie sIs
/ New Orleans.
! Jan II, ~. NJ II
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PETERSBURG FOR SALE

'l,lllS town which j.. the eastern terminus "i
the :. T. Il l. , on taidn Lake, Is now
had on, IN lot. and Tor sale, cheap for ca "a.
The lots are 3ss feet front, running back iut !
feet.
AMELIA AND THOS +. SWANSON.
Jan. q, 1883. l9-!t.
Mouth Western COPY one month
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23

stoves Tin and JapanneA ware.
Austin 4 IO0lWyn.
Streets. New ovssess,

A. HAVE on hand 4 large and complete
A assortment If stoves Of ev.ry variety
of plttcrn. u eastern and western
Nv manufacture, consisting Of pario-.
church, Office, and cooking Stoves, all Of the
us's, approved patterns and which they can
guarantee to give satisfaction 10 purchaser.
IN addition 10 their stock Of stoves, they
have on hand and are constantly manufacture
ing every description Of plain tin and Japan.
ned ware, which they will offer Ia country
merchants aud others, at wholesale and retail.
and al lower prices than such articles can b.
bought .; in this city
They are also sole agents cor The ntuuflc-
,ure snd sale Of Arihurs seli--caling cans for
preserving fruit and vegetables for winter Use !;
this il new article in the way Of a PIE sersing
can, and was introduced here by u, las. spring
and 80 far has given satisfaction in every IN
stance. The advantage these cans have over
all Others is N the entire top lifting "a, 30 that
fruit Of tie largest -rc may be put in them :,
they src On That account also easier cleared,
and can hc used many season. They arc
heap and simple. Printed directions aecoinpa-
nying the cans 20 tina. the most inexperienced
can use them with success.
Jan II 1857 NOEL
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HR0l0.0ANT PROSPECTUS!
TuU"rN YEAH ~ iHt
oosmopolitau Art Association.

The ism.,. Dusseldorf Gallery painting rut
''niu. Of tn. GREEK 81 ,VL' re parrha-.d ior
Pa,ni,Ags Sculpture aud Bouns-s comprise the Prs
MUM. to h. s~nri-d To the .ub-rf bef~ Of The Cs
moa,lit,n Ar A.sneisiion uiia suh.crih~ tc,re th.
.sh Of January, ISIS n, wtieh time the swsris will
take place.
Terms u Subscription.
Every .ubssrh~r OF three d,in,- Is ~niiil-d 10 a
copy II the large and splendid Steel Engraving eni,
tied Manifest DIS my" sl.u to copy OF the Cosmo
f,ltsn JonruN year also to cefi,fertr W the
Award Of P.minm. also irre admission 10 the
Dusseldorf and cosmopolitan Galleries Thus u Is seen
TINT for every three dollars raid the suhsctihrrs M
only receives n splendid three dollar ensm,,nst
but. also. the beautifully illustrated Two dollar A.
Journal. on. y~rr
Each subscriber /. sl.o rs, sen~d with Certificate
IN The Awards II Premium. by which valuable work
Of Ar, in Painting Sculpture. rrny hc received IN
to the value u five dallsss and c-stidcais esa,.
snstead II Ensras ing and Art Jousnai. u desirpd
No prsssn Is restricted In . single shaw Thosp
,atng v- w-mhrs-hr- mm,,,,ns rs. are entitled 10
IN eiisa Eng avinf, and .s tickets
Fall parsruisrs Il the Association are sven In the
An Journal wh~h contains owe, s',,y splendid En-
snvnes. ps,re fify cents pr number, Specimen
eop,se ~,li h -~nt to all gsrons WIN desi TO sub
sc'e, rvceipA Of FIVE Is~sg. STAMPS. rs eents)
Addwss {. I. DERBY, Ar,nsfy. c. A A.
IA Rfoadsey New York
o. Q D HORN,
W. 81 Nr,s,aY, f.w
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RAINS. MAIIA\ Il CO.'S
Cabinet and Carpenters shop.
I,asgs Let Of Choice Furniture On Hand

"A TIE undersigned would respectfully in
form their Friends and the Pubc tina,
w their Cabinet Establishment in Mar, hall
is row in iull operation, ard that they have on
hand larg. 10, of furniture, from the most
elegant and costly to the ylalnost and cheap
est embracing. bed-'end-, bureaus, work
stands, secretaries. desks, wash stands, chairs,
safes, sc. together with every article IN the
furniture line. Their work Is well put up, 10y
finished workncn, and viii not only bear IN.
spcc,ion but viii wear well
Purchasers would do well to call and eS
anime their furniture and puyrs.
They are also prepared, IA, the shortest notice
aud on the most reasonable terms. to do al
Kinds Of building aud repairing IN the earpen.
,erne line
We have adopted the & tSlI system and all
work must be pad IN cash uilc,- o,hrr ar
Engagements are made, and an understanding
had with IL.
Ir Shop near the Cumberland r-c~bytcrnin
Church. about ,wo hundred wards North ot the
public square.
RAINS, MAuN\ & co.
Jan 10 81 20-l,
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THE Physicila s Of iIarri'on County, Texas
j ,r~ respectfully requested 10 meet al ths
Court House in Mstsaali, on the lst Monday
in February, 1883, for she psrpo~e Of form.
ing Medical Society. The wsAs,sl fscaliy
are respectfully invited "a attend.
T.. n "a. 70 a
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new FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

ESSRS. WV. BRADri.Lp, Il Go. would
ASl respectfully announce TO the citizens 81
Harrison county and the public generally, that
they ha,. Just received and IRE now opening
at their new store in Marshall, an entire ne W
and complete stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE
Fall and Winter Goods. Their stock comprises
eyc'y article usually found in n county store,
and having been purchased 10 the northern
market on the mos, favorable terms, by one Of
the partners who has had many years experience.
as a merchant, they feel confident tina. they can
offer
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J, srNars rtsssF, niiL
NEMNES & NH Attorneys ard Counsel
! i,r's ~ ialr ~ Camp street, New breHns
Jgds. Semmes vas t~sogiaie Justice of the
Supreme Court Of Florida up to h.- removal
to New Orleans
Nj tilli has been citizen ~ Texas =
ten-yely and laboroa>', engaged ia ,ao pfas-
iice of law. for more than twenty years, and
confidently reier. 10 the Beach and Bar Of the
State.
Jan 2. 81. niD ly,
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Dissolution.

'1NllE partnership heretofore esl>tay bs
tween Dr.. Young X Ewing, is this da,
DISSOLVED.
Jan. Is. IS, 10 lDt NJ 4 EWING.
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Now Grocery store.

8V0VV NSV~VSy ~sOsV'
IIANi\G Purchased the stock Of Messrs
SrEASs a SMOKER. and takeG the
stand lately occupied by them, hereby an
nounce 20 the public, tina, have permanently
established myself in business here, and shail
st All times keep on hand
Full. STOCK OF GRot ERiFS
And Staple Plantation Goods. will 81 a.
-uall profits. regardless of navigation and
Mrrchent- and Others IN the country. may de
pend on getting supplies al low prices.
Mr. Canton J. Willard wili give close al
on to the selling department, and Nil be
pleased to NEE, h. old ifleucs
The low prices Il, which sell. compel M
to make my terms strictly sash.
{. A. BULki.EV.
Jefferson. rcb,asry ~, 1887. 7-'f
Marhan R,puh,shn, Clarssvt'e Standard
asd Dallas Herald slll copy
Marshall, March a. 1887 No 1"-N
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23
THE. LATEST ARRIVAL.
New Goods. New Goods.

New Goods. new ssooNs!
Stare opposi'e he Planters Ho''', Worth
Ems Conner Pabiic Sqaare.
TN unisr- enel has received large. care.
l m.'} -c..cie3 a'i suPefi"r assert aent OF
ian auf " inter {. d> and Ready made cloth.
ing, which he is selling a.
REUIIED Prices,
For he is determined to make rapid sale.
The following comprises porion OF ~
stock.
y L \ e q . ID :.
Black. grey, aul cadet -alinei-.
Black aud fancy .a-imereS.
Tweed and jeans.
Plain and plaid ln-eys and ketseyS'
White. red avid yellow 0anueA
Printed iauuri. far rhl diru,
Ladies cloth Tor c'utk-.
French aud English mariuo.
Figured and -ui,d muslin dc lnin".
Figured alpaca.
Bonnet trimmings,
Belt ribbons
Elastic and patent leather belt
Dress trimmings.
priat-, u great variety
Ladies gauntet-.
Ladies eorsets
A tinr lot nf waddng
A number oi ladies work hosrs
SNt-s, nnuSous. and iacnnet mnSlin-
Embroidered aud hem. stitched haudkrrchiei-'
Wr uuht collars aud under-l,evc- To match
Wtuuuht collars aud npd 'r>ie,Ver, separate
ln,h linens various qualities
Linen table cloths, napkins and towels
Birds eye diaper
Bow linen ap' '!ollard
Canton flannel
ple.ehed -hrlngs aud shee,ings
Brown shisting- and shee,lng-
lowcl- and itcklng-
BLACK mud cniorri sewing SIX.
Iyor, horn. and gu,,a pcfcha dressing comb"
Shelf and autta percha SIDE and puff combs
SHOE, AND BOOTS.
A fine assortment.
PERU MERRY.
A fine 10, Of perfws~rv.s VII Kinds,
A choice lot
READY MADE CLOTHING.
lie ha. n. hnc and cheap an assortment Of
Ready made clothing =. has been ever brought
to this market. embracing.
Gentlem-n's cloth iroek coats.
G.ntiemen's over coats.
Pants Of slls kinds.
Vests Of var,ou. styles and fabricks
Silk crsvat. and handkcrch'efs
Buck gloves and gsnntie,-
Men and boys marine half hose.
A fine lot Of violns, &c
rsraona who want BARGAINS would do
we'll to drop In and examine these goods. The
| ss|eciion il equal to the hes. IN the market
\ lNHBER
Nc,smher- ls,T. n
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FRESH GROCERIES,

FRESH GROCERIES,
DILL HEINRICH ha. Just returned from
New Orleans with n frvsh, large, and a.
sorted stock Of GROCERIES, winch he offers
a. the lowest cash price.
ALSO
large stock Of Dyes. Cand,es snd other sr,'-
cIs- fos holiday Pr~se~ss. III. stock /. the
largest nd bsss ssisstrd ever offered in this
Market.
rWitir HEINRICH
Dec ~ 1881 ~ Ja
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N,rman's. Roores a. Sons. Acicraaas,
and psborncs.

N,wman's. Eoores u Sons. iclcraaa's,
aud osbornos.
YUSr received. a large stock of the above
., eolor,. IN case- aud N Mahorony and rc~s-
wood boxes, with locs snd Key, Aiso. Ger
man Colors, ia cakes aai boxes, a hue assert.
mont,
Oh color.. in ;ub.-English ant Amcriean /;
thnva-,.s for portrait, "a flame. Of esiv to
a3a56.
Cansas in rolls, from rs 10 Sc uche, vide
s,rechers for cangs-es, Of ali xes
400 dor fine sable and camel hair pencils (.
ia0 paint and yatnlsh brushes, all sizes
so packages gold sni silver lesl
100 bundles duck metal While and yellow :
Tia fol-. IN sheets and book.
Unset of all the usual colors.
French and American
Papcr % n n inGs.
Doors, Window Sash and Bids, otjnli sxcs
and description for ale, cheap,
WINDOW GLASS. SC.
5000 boxes Amer. Window .la>.. AL .i,es
a,oo do English and French, from sxio
TO 3osSO
800 light, fine Plate Glass;
i30 bxS double thick american, from sSio
1h3o;
1000 lirh, coo,-d glass,
100 Giazict diamonds,
800 bundles ga,ier tins
10 ton. Waite Lead, in 25 TO TOO ID, scs.
500 canister. and kegs eoiored paints. in !
ounce to 100 ronud packages
$500 lbs. fine French green, dry and ground
IN Oil,
1000 bbi- whiting and Pari. white. of nv
own manafs.sns~ Ere dried
Paint Mills Of all .ixss. and every article
usually kept In = punt, oil and reicr store
4 be found a. II ti,tHNpNS
Mn w. ST. 81 anal a.. ''f''ans
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ARTHUR & co.
{: CtI.R {: u OC T. n =,

No. 10 Tc.orpi'ouias Sroet. Ncu orieaae,
hEALEl,S 10 Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Tobae'
- co, Salt, Flour. Rec, Whiskey, Wines
and Liquor, Of all snd,, and every article Of
Groceries md Provisions
Ne. 10 Nea icyoe street. running fl.roush
to lchoup.touas street.
J. J. GALLAGHER, Nal.smsn. hplJ
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JeAerson Advertisements.
STA NIE.H d MI NJ .
Whslssa,s anA Retail Dealers in
Tv21eCxU20, J1W1xRY,
HRANDIEs, 80.
sJFOOT OF THE BKID0E.u
Jnrrnnsos, TrxAs
January ~, 81 ly
FURNITURE.
SOFAS Of all kinds, for sale
srANLtY & SIMMO.
At the foot of the bridge
- PIANOS, a few select, for sale
W wv srANLLY A. SiMMo.
"A CHAIRS. Queen Elizabeth rockers,
Boston cane seat rockers, nurse or sew
NJ ing chairs, with rockers, heavy astor, ma
pie, rosewood, mahogany, hickory, revolving
Office. wood.seat office. canc-ssa, Office, chtl-
d,ens' Of all kinds, Ae., for sale by
STANLEY & NIMMo.
b 4 Lib y l. W LIN y ~
/ ~ represented II not, the money refunded.
STANLEY u NlMMO
BUREAUS, with and without Marble tops
ID for sale by
STANLEY & NIMMo.
nLACK walnu. and chrrrs dining tables,
I - for sale by STANLEY a NlMMo.
DLACK waluu, aud cherry stands, Of al
ID kinds, for sal. lv
STANLEY & NIMMo.
DEpsTEAps. black-salnut, birch poplar
- and mahogany Of all kinds, for sale by
STANLEY 4 NlMMD.
DRANDY in and t casks, for medical puf'
II uo-e. very superior article, sold nv
STANLEY X NlMMo.
GARD TABLES. a variety. for sale by
STANLEY a NIMNO
I,RllS and Grades black walnut aud chetr'
I sold by STANLEY 4 NlMMp.
COLLAR buttons. sleeve buttons. studs, AMI
\ Buckles, an innumerable variety ,"t SAFE
hv STANLEY a NlMMo.
MAR DROPS. cameo, mo~sc, gold stone
r. cornellan, emerald, plain and chased, TO
match pins, for sale hy
STANLEY & NIMMo.
NOl.p and silver spectacte-, for sale by
II STANLEY & NlMMO
I COOKING glasses, arch top square and
II Il. ill tra,, trBF D.,
.olt by STANLEY x MIMIC.
MARBLE Slabs. centre and sofa tables. for
vi al. by STANLEY X \IMMD,
NTTOMANss, a nice article sold bv
STANLEY 4 NlMMo.
JEWELRY.
Dl\-. cameo. mosaic. gold stone, eofnehan,
Emerald plan and chased, both ladies' and
gentlemen for sale by
STANLEY 4 NlMMo.
, DlNGs. Of all manner Of style. sold BY
IL STANLEY 4 NlMMo.
SAFES, side boards, &c. for fale BY
: SECRET ARIES. book cases Sc. for sale
= by STANLEY & NlNNt.
Nv-ASH. STANDS. with and without mar.
w bic tops, Tor sale hy
STANLEY a NIMMo.
WORK stands, with one, two, and three
w drawers, with and without leaves. for
/ sale by STANLEY a NlMMo,
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4 NJ HOPKINS & Co, (-uece-so-' to
"a Powell & iiopkin-) C7n.miss ian Me-
chants, II Union street, New Orleans,
Jan II. 81 Is
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to purchasers.
The following is portion Of their stock
Fancy Dress silks.
Plain black and AIoreantiqne Silks,
Black dress silk striped aud plain,
Florence dc ali colors,
Ladies Persian Silk Scarf,,
Chaule "
silk pocket handkerchie's and craysts,
Bonnet and sash ribbon,
Satin and lustrlng "
Velvet all width,
Six fripged dress trimmings,
Morentquc
ladies' silk and marno vests,
LADIES' black and pearl six hose
gloves,
Jaeone, and Swiss muslin.
Check
bishop ard Ni,,oria lawn,
Embroidered and dotted Swiss
Swis, robe. for party dress,
Jacone, and Swiss edging and inserting,
bands,
Embroidered Swiss aud J,eone, collars,
sleeves,
Linen " printed,
Embroidered l. c, baudkefchiei',
ii.m-ti,cHot
Irish linn. -uper,inc.
Whit, French honnc, cord.
All wool aud Persian dcialne,
Black -llk warp alpaca
tulur.d
Black aud eniored cotton velvet,
pla,d aud solid colured ginghams,
French oil caIco.
French marino all color.,
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LIST OF LETTERS.

/ Isl Of Letters remaining IN the Post oilice
at Marshall, January, 1T, 1888
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Hats and Caps,

Hats and Caps.
Mole>Ain hats, latest style,
Cashmere and wool hats,
Beaver hats,
Cloth, Plush and Glazed caps,
Velvet aud rri,f~rhau. caps,
Cl.O'v nv NJ.
Mems fine black cloth coats,
Cashmere and tweed coats,
CLOTH aud rtloi.ciolh over coats,
Saltiurt aud Jeans coats.
Blanket coats,
~ hu. ~aiin vests,
cas>merc and six vests,
" ek velvet and black cloth vests,
" black caSslmefe pants,
" colcrcr DO
linen bosom shirts,
" mcfino and SUI do,
drawers,
Bro drill drawers,
Boy clothing of every description.
SADDLERY
Mems saddles, spanish aud American,
LADIES' saddles,
Surgy and wagon harness,
Wagon aud plow brides.
Fine nding brides and niar;ingales,
Worst, j and cotton eirlh- and er,lngle.,
Lea her aud rope halirr-,
Horse and mule collars.
Bugs and carriage rims
Suifuts and -ufup leathers,
liridle bits an spurs,
Saddle anG earpci bags,
Trunks and vsll-es.
- n "A ara
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Young DR.. e. G,
Persons calling for the above Names, W.
please say they ar, advertised
JOHN Wil.ER, P,N
Jan 9th So
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4 negro woman, ~h: y $50 -. -.
~ -. snJ iroser, to ID ~ wase - snal
lAn,y >vyl, ,,nmedisssls II tAis slFs.
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DEpSTEAps. black-.alnut, birch, poplar
- and mahogany Of all kinds. Tor -a'e ny
STANLEY & NIMND.
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Noleskl IN hats, latest style,
Cashmere and wool hats,
Beaver hats,
Cloth. Plush and Glazed caps,
Velvet aud i'ri,r~chan. caps,
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AAs New York Herald-Ed1taOn for Europe
rbs Cuuard mall steamship America, Capt wickman,
will leave this port 70 morrow for Liverpool.
The European malls viii close in this city at quarter
past ten o'clock to morrow morning.
The Europssn edition q tae HnSAID, printed In French
Sne Engsh will he pohlished n hafpast zine O'Clock IN
ths morning Single copies, In wrappers, six cents.
Subscriptions and advertisements fer any edition Of the
Esv YoRz HERALD viii be received at the following place
HasSps,-
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Am Ear0peas rxpsess Co., 81 King William d
eAxA An. European Express Co., Place de h Bourse
rv2zrso1. European Express Co., Chapel street
R. Stuart, 10 Exchange street, East
uAvR1 European Express Co., II Rue corncfle
ne contents Of the European ed;tioc Of the HERALD
vii Combine the received by mail and telegraph at
Ne ocs during the previous week. and up 70 the hour Of
kahitcattca-
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where men have the knowlsdge Of good and

where men have the knowledge Of good ana
e~ii? and have we churches and eeminsries
and schools and Institutions for the spread OF
Gospel truth! Or are We tepishted people,
ignorant Of the very rudiments of civil society,
sld IN ead Iced OF an army Of missionaries to
conver. Us to Christianity We are afraid that
those Who read this "Review,' prepared and
circuls;ed by Mr.. Byron Kilbourn, would all
swer our FIRST question in the negative and cur
second in the affirmative. Certainly Mr.. Xii
bouIn Is in sad need Of some good book to en-
tighten his ignorance, and to teach him that
there IRE laws, both human and Divine, which
forbid US to cheat and swindle and practice
fraud and corruption. And if-as We caunot
bereve-he has fairly represented the sentiments
of the people Of Milwaukee aud of Wisconsin,
we earnestly commend him and them-includ-
ing, Of course, all the legislators and officers
who accepted the bribes-tO the immediate at
tentioa Of the Bible Society and Of the Jesuit
fathers of Fosdham.
Seriously, it cannot be any longer wonder
why it is that the railroad company whose in
terests were con6ded to the hands Of such q
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itself, in the brief space of q year, in spite of
the advantages thus fraudulenty obtained, re-
duced from high position in the stock market
down TO the very lowest figure short of zero,
with its resources dissipated, its obligations dis
regarded, it's credit bankrupted Mr.. Kilbourn
is no longer its President although he takes
credit to himself for being the largest share
holder and bondholder of the company, and for
holding resolutely to these securities But the
eystem which he inaugurated, and which he I'M
dertakes to justify, of disregarding public and
private faith, has not gone with him. 1t stillis
the rule of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Rail-
road Company. The week before last its Pre-
sident had it officially announced that the cou-
pons of the land grant bonds would be paid on the
first of August. That announcement gave an
impulse to the sale of those bonds of which it
is reasonable to suppose the managers of the
company profted Last week contrary an
nouncement was made; the bonds fell nine
per cent in one day, and the same managers
probably profted by the fall. Thus it is that
the policy of bad faith, SO shamelessly justified
by its first President, has worked the destruc-
ton of the company, and consigned it and him
to public scorn and contempt