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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13

EG A DocuMENT.-0a Saturday evening
we received something, enclosed in la:ge
parchment paper envelope, bearing the frank
of"James Buchanan" (the President always
writes his name in full and in plain bold
HANDY which looked as ir it might contain an
important document. Perhaps it was a com.
mission. But, then, We were no applicant
for Office. Yet the President might have
heard that there WAS a gentleman in this
neighborhood who had been for more than
twenty years in active politics, without being
an applicant for Office, and therefore conelu-
ded to reward him for his modesty. We
carefully opened the mysterious envelope
and cut came the Presidents message on the
Lecompion Constitution.
Well, no have 10 doubt the President
looks upon this document as Of much greater
Importance. than we do aud we must therefore,
tender him our grateful acknoNledg for
this mark Of courtesy. We had previously
read the message, and came to the conclusion
that whatever merit it might possess il would
have been much better adapted for apartisan
speech in Congress, on this vexed question,
than document intending to convey infor-
nation FOR the action of that body, who alone
had the Law making power.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13
Ez- The Harrisburg Trleprn nh In q fhe fol

Cd ne HurrIsUuTB ICIpBrnph has the 1oI-
lowing in regard to the appointments by the
Governor:
"WnrsKEY INsPEcroR.-It ia currently re-
ported and generally believed that Charles
Worrel, Esq, has been appointed Whiskey
Inspector, for Philadelphia.
FEouR Observation-Disclosures Hester, Esq,
of Reading, son-in-law of George w. Lauman
Esq, is said to have the inside track for Flour
Inspector, Of Philadelphia"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13

g." THE STATE INTEREsT.-The semi-an-
nual interest upon the State debt was paid at
the Girard Bank, in specie or its equivalent.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13

Gy~ Nav CONFERENCE.-THE Harrisburg
Herald says. "a friend has exhibited to US
some OF these counterfeits. One Of these as
So bill upon the Farmers Bank of Iancas-
ter, and another upon one Of the PiItsbrrg
Banks. He also showed us two altered notes
from broken New Jersey Banks, made to re-
present the Bank of Trenton" TO this we
may add $40 bills on tie Gettysburg Bank.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13
AND HARNESS MAKIYC

rHNHE subscribers respectfully inform the q;
IL zens Of Sunbury and vicinity that thew ha,
commenced the above business a few doors aLo,
the Post Office, Market Square, Sunhurv. p,
Work Of all kinds in their line Of business -;
be done promptly and neatly on the most ,,,
sonable terms. CLEMENT < OYSTFp
February l3, 1853.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13

ADJUTASr GEYERAL.-Gsn, L. &. Wilson,
of Venango county, has been appointed Ad-
jutant General in place Of General Powers,
resigned. Such at least is the rumor.
General Powers Was appointed by Cover
nor Pollock FOR three years shortly after the
Inauguration OF Governor Pollock, bu. Gen.
Bowman, then holding the office refused to
surrender il, alleging that he he'd been appoin,
ted for three years. The Supreme Court sas.
tained Bowman in his position, consequently
Gen. Powers could have held the Office some
eighteen months logger; but seeing that Gov
Packer MAS pressed By SO many applicants
for Office. he generously rendered dis resigua.
tiou in order to satisfy some disppoiDted ap.
plicant.
Gen. Wilson is a clever gentleman and
will no doubt make popular and efIicien,
Adiutnnt General. In former years be was
q jealous nnd ardent Whig, but latterly has
taken prominent part in tho democratic
party.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13

LADIES CHAEoEs or MARRIAGR.-A writer
has computed that woman has lost half her
chances at her twentieth year at twenty
three che has lost three-fourths OF her oppor-
tnuilies; and at tweuty-six, seven-eghts Of
her chances are gone
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13
Gbe Marhets.
Philadelphia Marker

Feb. 10, 1888.
GRA1N.--The receipts Of Wheat contirr,
qnite large, though the market ia inao,iu'
GOOD red is held at 81 10 a 81 l2. and On .,
a vi 80 for good white. Rye Is stepSv :
~ cents. Corn is scarce, and liobt so,"
are making nt 5sa60 cents. Oats are in e Ia
wand at 35 cents. "'' "ie IN &c
ca lbs. ~ ," " pc
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13

The new Constitution of Oregon positively
prohibits sper money banks.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13
Z raCt Of EIanes.

situate in Rush township, Norihumperland cou,
ty, adjoining lands of the heirs of Spencer Nc
Ter, d., lands of Abraham Campbell. Charl,
Metler, Gilbert Die,z, PHILIP Meters bei-s a.,
othars, containing One Hundred Acres and fn
four perches, strict measure more or less, hbo,
Twenty Acres Timber Land and The remand,
cleared and in cultivation, whereon are erec,,
two story StOne House, frame Barn. waco.
house, good stone spring-hou and other on
buildings, also good Orchard. Late the es,a,
of VIM. Carr, deed. Sale to commence at I,
o'clock A. NJ. of sain day when the terms ,
sale will be made known by
PHILIP HUFF, Adm'r.
b. order Of the Court,
G. B. PURSEL, elk. o. C.
Sunbury, Feb. -. 1853.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13

n Recruit going through the exercises OF
sword cut, asked how be should parry
"Never mind that" said the old hussar, "only
you cut-let the enemy parry"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13

Net profit, S5,4S9I4!
Tho Inspectors use an anger which they
thrast into each barrel, drawing out about
half pound of Flour, from which they Judge
the quality of the article, and brand the bar.
rel accordingly. This the Inspector keeps as
his perquiste. The total inspections last
year were 682,7I0 barrels, and half pound
each is equal to 34l, $3.50 lbs, which at Q cents
per h., would net about $4,000 to which
must be added the fees, amounting to s5,4s9,
making total Of Sl5,4S9.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13
SPECIAL sOER.r-

Special Court of Common Pleas, for Jar,
Trials, will be held at the Court II ouse in Sun
bury, on the Sd Monday of March-to wit Mare.
18th 1888.
DANIEL BECKLEY, ProG'y.
Pro,honotary's Office,
sHnbITy, Feb. 3,lSss.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13
yUUTs,
ISAAC DANFORTH,
Il South II arket Stree

II South Market Street.
Tie alore Certificate is from a ,reH Inora
and highly respectable Merchant Of Boston
aud ie enttied to The fullest con fdsuce
SETH w. FowLE IL Co, 1875 Washington
Street, Boston, Propretors. Sold by their
agents every where.
For sale in Sudbury, by Friliug & Grant.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13
ORPHANS COURT SALE

HN pursuance Of an alias order of Orpban
Court OF Northumberland county, will be g,
posed TO Public Sale, on TUESDAY, the 2r
day oil MARCH next, the following degcrib,
real estate TO wit A certain piece or
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13

ca FoR REST.-Two houses in Market
street. Apply ct this office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13

MoNTouR IRON WoRKs.-Ata O meeting OF
the creditors of this coucern, held in the
early part OF this week, at Philadelphia, we
learn that the whole establishment-real
estate, stock, &c.-was transferred to them
and that they will carry on the works here
after on their own account. A new Company
will be formed, and it is believed that at least
portion of the works will be put into opera
tion at an early day.-DanuWe Democrat.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13
sUNBURY PRICE C1IPprTT M r
New Advertisements.

bhlEp APPLEES, just received, and T.
sale by CO uhSEo Ho
February 10, 1858. -''
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13

GREAr ORoUoHr IN GERMA.r.-Th New
York Sun says: Accounts from the Hartz
mountains state that the district Of Clauslha!
is suffering from en- unprecedented dearlh Of
water; the natives had left OF washing their
hauds and faces more than once week, the
authorities OF the place having imposed a Gee
ei two thalers on all lapndresses who persist
IN parsaing their trade. Great quantities of
rattle were dying from thirst and few OF
'he community, who are unable to fOrego
cleanliness. use beer to perform their ablu-
tions."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13

THr NEGRO Bayard Tay lor, writing
from Nubia, in Upper Egypt, says:
"Those friends of the African race who
point TO Egypt as proof OF what that race
hag accomplished, IRE wholly mistaken
The only negro features represented in Egyp-
tiau sculpture are those fslaves and captives
taken in Ethopean wars Of the Pharohs.-
The temples and pyramids throughout Nubia
as far as The Daref aud Abyssinia all bear
the hieroglyphy of monarchs, and there is no
evidence in all the valley Of the Nile that the
negro race ever attained higher degree OF
civilization than is ut present exhibited in
ConEo and Ashantee. / mention this, not
from any feeling hostile to that race, but
simply to controvert an opinion very preva.
lent in some parts Of the United States"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13

G1' The Office Of Flour Inspector of Phla.
delphia is the most lucrative in the gift OF
the Governor, and it is not astonishing that
there are SO many asPirants for the position,
There is bill before the Legislature TO have
two Inspectors iastead OF one bat this does
not meet with mach favor. The fees are ore
cent per barrel for Flour and Meal; two
cents each for hhds.; and half cent each for
half barrels. From statement Of the in.
spectons, which we take from the Philadel.
phia Inquirer of Saturday it will be seen tha,
the revenue is handsome one:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13
DYSPEPSIA CURED.

BOSTON, December, 6.
Or. Gro. B. GREEN,-Dear Sir: In reply
to your question in regard to the action OF
the Oryqenated BitterS, feel much pleasure
in stating that from its prompt and decisive
effect in allevating and overcoming n severe
and chronic case of Indigestion and Dy spep.
sia in my own family, and from q knowledge
Of its wonderful results in curing several at
tacks quite as severe in other families OF my
acquaintance. consider it a sovereign and
inlaflibe remedy 10 that distressing complaint
and would cordially and earnestly RECON-
mend it to all who may be thus afflicted.
Respectfully yours,
ISAAC DANFORTH
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13

b. order of the Court,
e. B. PURSEL, Cik. o. c.
Sunbury, Feb. -, 1853.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13
Administrators Eotino

ShctiIf $ UIlicc, Sunbury,
February l3, 1857.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-10

THAR BIC GANniiNs Srony The start
ling story of a member Of Congress
having won 3ls0,000 at dash. at PEN
dlctun's faro table and breaking Che bank
turns out to he another three black
crows" ron ancc. The worst form i,
which the most rigid scrutiny permits il
now To appear in this A gentleman AT
one time during Congress, seems to hav,
won 5000 in one night the other yer
sion OF the story, that it was $4,000
arising from the fact that he took on his
own stakes - 900 )and that sum, as tn,
amount Of his winnings
The Washington Star says that chances
IN the game Of faro arr snch AN to
make 1t utterly impossible tina, the bank
can lose any such sum to a single play
er, the chances being, at least, twenty
per cent against any skill on the part OF
persons playing against Il. The rumor
that Senator pearcc, Of Maryland wa.
the winner Of the q, 900 is au,hori,iv.ly
coatrsdin,cd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-10
Dy the C0sosoitoec Appointed 10
settle the Points AZ DiMerencc
betvv zen che Old and New Soutl,-
erm l'aciAC Railroad Cona ~ mics.

Nnv .O,h ishs
! Alta meeting of ia. cnmm.t,., ., al
inst the dfl;culiic, h,tw,cn ,bc m, and
Ncw r Comn,,,.. !, 400. III,
cd.
H., Tha, .1, s,.,.l ;,..;,,~ ppp ....
MANY hc ,,s,smi,,,.d :, ,Le on.., 81 .,.;d
7 ,'ounanv in ,bc C,,y ~ Marshall T,x,s
,,I ,l,,,,. r,,,.;,.,,, H.. 81
e. ,,,J ,,;,,, H.,
a., arJ.,s of ,Iis rnmu,;,,.,. ,nnfl,i.a ,l ,'
san,a 'N"o WV
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
r. 81, a.. ,,,,,;.aJ i, ,,.;..;
.'.a -. r.,.,;. 49, ".''; ,,''''"h '"'
,r;,,, .,,a ,,i.;,J,. ~
or;,,r ~ ,hn ..,har;,, ,sn ~. ;, W ~, ~
cnns; I.r.,;nn na;1 ani a., ,a.. 49,, Wv
or;r;n,, s,,h ,,,cr sn ,h,, ~" GO ~
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II Iii s''h ~, .,, ,''.,"' 'o' P''a
~, -, "'s '' WY
a., :, 49, r' CIV - :! VIC P,oP.'
r." a., w., 't" -, , "''' W, ~" n,
IN Wv "P, w." ~ W u''""''''''' ""'
~ ri -" ~
~" III s""'' " W. ~ roso VI
n"I, '''''' III ,. 'I''V' W So ~,
$500 W. I"''es a." ., Wv
,;',' ,a,'',.'., ,'I "' w. w.
''s.' ''''u s'' i'''' anu pun '"e
t".i ~, ~, ~
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r. II. ~, go ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-10

t. he Vss Il q st.d Ce4.fg, erssia~s
NrHEREA- fanias >ti,h and !, rclip'Siilh,
~ wi@ ~ sad fahas. anA IT taseni 4.
Hunter. eIti4s.is VI Harrison ,nns,v aBn state
1 lAa. aul II " iam u. Hunter N,rsini;.
\ ilumer aud Carolina 81 llaniCr ,inlaars.l
ri tin' u sid equity ~ Harrison, sllo ,.tiiica
d, Ipir .'.arpn John tFss'y. aal OF tsr',lur
\ trlsly ps.esut ia SD gGafzy. r,igor. ~ho
geillons ny i'r gulor al,d guardian, John FRI
Af, 7NDa iu.d ti'y an hFifs ~ tee ESTATE ~
Is am iaaIig der u, late % -sd cuaais uisi
ihat iirs arr ofii'ttl b di-lrlssiise STARE II
tne Sid Estate VI Wia. ioung dc H. ard pr-
ihor t.i G,,arge W TRISTAN and cgrotir.
Gn4laA an administrator and administrator
4. iaiar. ua4 81 sail b-'a'e ard have and had
flwls ana a,-.i. ii ssd Estate IN their tsmi-
nnre ,hm suihcieu' 20 pay tie debts II .a'l =
'ase ani ,.,saisf- iFiisef -soN TIA LOUIS, Pear
SON. N.t' IF Joseph J. f,sr.a., elti1is> ii sia
state 10Y .l.s.is.irY4. asl Tia ehlainn 81 -a.gah
iitihart dec l.. wiose naui.s arr uAhavaL. siyp
r.ah. iu tvs STATE II !, skatfss. and hofs 81 -i.id
Estate and uiitied "a !. dsiribn'iy, share fhertsf
Nou are therefor Commanded 10 summon ia.
! Pearson anal Louisa f,ar,ta. and III, ehil-
,iugi ~ ,aid ~srah iIoibrt, daed names ui-
k.aNu by pHacal on of Wis citation va tn
F&ss Repahii1sa ne~sinpsr pupllsh.l b.
slrl c,u1ft, iug ioCG ,gces~.irt weeks, q BE- anH
apr, ar az tie neN' reailar l'er NIB r. Tetm Of
500 luuaty t,,gri 90 h. tc'a ai tie tonfIhesi.n
If sad canniy ia i.o t,sen % Marshall. ,r ilse
.a,i Mon.Ay a sad mouih OF December 81
auA shos cause if ans tAsy have vhv lariiinn
and lt.iribafien 81 aid Estate Of Nm aung
DE g. siaasi MT b. had ANIL due rvturu ua,kc
hos vou have e>ecated sh,- ar,
oisln uus'r ms bard and ,ss,l OF >i,id 'ear;
N tln cts II Marshall. TIL, -iih day 81 \oyen..
Dor A. y. t~5-.
=. C. skAzIFN. ri.qA.
IS j VI ct Rtl>. II =.
issatd 18th \otcnslst. l-s-.
l.. T. BrtfIey. thak.
bg ]. VI tyAris u. e.
kee,.ycl il oi'iS. 1lih Nov. l-As aisl esa-
Gated same i,y by hssdag tie editor ui tire
iesa- Repablsaa a certified cory Of the within
elia sou fr ,ajiaUs'.iei
Joli> T. NoMAck, b,rk Sat
November 20. less. i--.it
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-10

Jr-rifrAnlr lloMcIp. On the morning
os the 2j;h nav, we witnessed a mos,
hidcous looking spectacle -- the dead
body Of d man who had been killed the
evening previous by blow from an az,
in the left breast The cash could moi
have been less than six iuthcs long and
had penetrated the heart He had, il
seems. short time before this fatal blow
was given, entered the house n Mr. Nor
ris, who resides thrcc-and-a-hali miles
west Of this place, N a state ct lntoNica-
tipH, and began t. buster and swear IA
very indecent and unhccomiur manner
He w.,s ordered ont ct the house, but re-
fused t. ~, and attempted to stab ~
cnt Mr.. \. with bowie knife At tins
iuncturc Norris struck HIM with aH axe
and killed him almost Instantly The
coroucr's jury. after iull dclihcration, re-
turned vcriic, in accordance with the
above facts.
|, is generally believed tia, this Bal
ley Bolcn is the same person who was
whipped by a nuuitcr OF citizen, OF Cook
county, for the hcinous offence oi rob
hing the body Of a dead man His back,
at ali events. bore unmistakable indlca-
tons Of severe casiigaiion At some lat"
period Lamar Enquirer
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-10
4 CARD.

1 FALSE ADD malicious runsor having l~,n
u circnls,si by CERTAIN ,slldspe~~l pr>ons,
Ia the ctsst that III. undersigned have ,iissa,,-
,tnaed hasiusss ~ lhs plscr, they take hi, mei u
az pabl,cly con'fadisiins the >ane. anA hsg To-
a.-arc tk.ir lriends assi the p..bc ,hsi the, ar.
s;,ll "a. the I'D stand nady 10 give their co., s,.
npuss and husiwss their b,sst si,clticn, 1hcs
have ,lw 5ssi aai safest Warhoas. in the town,
aud arr hitter prepared than ,yes 20 a.iw sails
faction by gromp, sliQ.aiou 20 their h,,siis,,,
pl'\> A nfiHiiIf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-10

ONE rHlCE CLOTHING STORE.
No. 90 N.rosiss Sired. N,r Orfoaas
CONSTANTLY ou hand the largest assert
mcnt af ~.ason,bo Clothing, of every De
serip,.ou, for Men and Boys, to hc found IN New
orle,n-- all VI which will II. .eld at tbs loa.,'
uriets f,r t,su. At ro'8h ny shal.ft'c
~, ~ ~ allr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-10

The New York Times says that the S,
Georges Chess Club, Of London have
resolved that Mr.. stanton shall either
tight Mr.. Morphy. in accordance with the
la'scr's challenge, or shall resign his pre-
tcns,ons to the Chess Championship OF
England, an honor which he has hitherto
held, but which he can now no longer
claim.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-10

Yoa ar. 10 faait indeed II 90 ,hc ilrrf appearance
Of Cough l.,ngoai and la-s.tele pam IN your sides
which ~. III. trst yusialn- al fatal Consumption, l'
d. not use Wooinans cherry txpecier.ut. The
cure will he ~a.y IN the hr,t .tsg."ne battle l.ng
sutie.nt hut ~hsn ncelccseJ i.r month";, The cure
vii ~ protrastcj Yet, ~ every stage o, that l"rMi
,ahlr dlscase The power which Wondmsn , thsrrs ~
pectossnt Ss.-se--es Is ample for the most 'ondabc
emergency.
II I. delightful Sarm and aromatic as tcnie 10 IN
jiscsinn ffr sale hs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-10
An APPEAL TO rxosx VINO WHO OWE NE

On Friday. The ?sth Of November my hnass in Mar
shall was consumed BY htc. By that calamity, all m.
furniture clothing As.. and the money had in hrnd
about tiiH were DESTROYED, have q ~i'e and -lx
children, Who were deprived Of all The ranssnenr"-
Of home aud ven Of = change n. clothing. Under
these creuu ,~-. appeal " these indebted 10 me
70 pay What thy owe me-. require ier the very
necr.4~rss OF HE. Shall this appeal therefore, he
made In san' VIII NOT every uan indebted b me
who h,- correct fcsllns. promptly respond, without
the necessity of c,cu alug ou him IN pcr-on
:. JACOBS.
December 81, ISIS. 1877
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-10

l!IpE ASp SEX 4 7;sds .Negro's TN
10 The CHy--t negro boy named hahn
belonging to Nj. Poland, living in Hart
son county, Texas, was placed ~ the first
District Lock up last evening, having
been found concealed on board If tie
steamer Lucy llolcoulbc. from shreveport
|, appears from the story Of the boy
that he had received "a whipping from
the ovcrsccr Of his masters plantation
and being promised ano,i'cr, thought h,
wouldn't stay IT, look after il Going
to Shreveport, (so'nc twenty-five miles
n, he there concealed himself among
the cotton ia the engine fgom 1T the IuC.
ilolcomh. and remained there three DAYS
diving on the vilnals he had Carried
On board, before hc was discovered
His supply Of food giving out, he crawl
cd from his hidcmg place to rocennoitcc
and was lclpius himself IL some If ''c
bread which tie hand, had left on the
so,ton bales, when he was discovered by
The Waterman who gave chase kuifru,
however, was too smart for his pcfsucr.
aud lodged into his hiding place before
he could be caught The Captain hccom-
ing aware that he was on board, had
diiigcnt search instituted but his place
of conccalmcnt could nut hc i"rrctci
out He showed himself Just above the
city. and was secured Rulcn a = hc
had good tine among the cotton, and
used 10 crawl ont from time 10 lime and
pick up the scraps Of food which were
left lying about, ~ q. Delta.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-10

u eay hlJa flee IF ss,d eoasig, sres'sgs
Nou ar hereby commanded 10 Summon y.
! " Boyd, by Publication Of ,hi, Nfit iar
,hrc. successive Ncols Ia the Texas kcpahlic.n
a newspaper Published in Marshall. in said coau.
y. to be ani PERSONALITY appear hei.ssc me A ny
o'icc in Marshall o. saturday. thc ~ day o.
January, a y 1888, At 10 o'clock. 4, NJ to
answer tn complaint oi &. g. dnsg & Co. IN
a p.,a Of debt or the sum Of dny IA AID if-loo
dollars, principal dae by seccuni briefly - iol
lows. ,o.si' for good. se'd and siclivcr,sl an the
tn day ~ February. LAST. halaac, due 81 >c,-
slcmen' Jaaaary l.t, 1855, aai in,srcs, iof clc
ven months
ilcrcin fail not, and make duc return Of this
sri, ~ the la~ directs
Given anies my hand at Marshall this the
Is, day Il December, i-i-
WM, NJ JOHNSTON. j. +.
Issued :, T,.emhcr isSS.
WM VI JOHNSTON, ! T.
Received AMI executes! Isl psrcnber SOS
b, hansling The editor Of the TEXAS Republican
a copy Of ,h. within writ fnr imhIicatinn
&. ". SLATER. c. II, G.
lp.s,m,scr 3si. IS. l3~3W
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-10

The citizens Of Springfield, kcn,ucky,
last week, burned in cfigy jury which
had acquitted = man ~hn was on iria!
,u,i,j}s.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-10


FALL 4 WINTER GOODS
b. has c,ef baior Oh rs-d TO ta.c public H..
ts.ar,mcnt ~ Ladies' Dress d.OGd~.
CioAK> -liA Wls- and HATS, i~ thinks
c.u.nst bg siT,assQd IN tbs market Tie telics
ing comprises patton Of bis sleeh
Fnbch aud English Mrrao;
Nnuslin .. ia.ties 81 sod i1yaae' sul .aa;
Figured t4-llnrr.s
C.,-Iapen, RODE i'tizaS { fuun,, 1;
Moasliu d. iAa,- lieo rs.nip. aai pint;
! sur4A C...his ns -hsH.,
Back tfus d, Kiue SIX.
i1gnA Black
N4lyens. ani Eiqrfcc sik,
t,via Clocks. q iarge ass1stE@ni;
White awl .ancy laas-,
W0f,,cd Ficiosina;
Pare, Hoods
Ch' .'e Iiera l'rss,s;
ia-k l4sstic and taney ,A. he'.;
Embroidered -krw.
White 4id colonel spring .kr.i
Lace hucsaa
otora t,uea ami Printed I-an,e,;
VASE. -k e ai,i =. bar,
Hln G.v.n l,al tsl yt"a
Swi-. 'A i4linaAFed J.eoue' rAi.rsi
FIyHa ta.'afr;
-si-. ,.ihf. aad ~leeye., m ct. larry a..oril
l-,4a4 l. g.. / y. nrd tubd I.u.r,
loret Caris nnd Iu,-eis;
Lat csebrc aaf i-ts
White sis' Hack I,usios;
White sni PINK lsrlcton
lHAa Naii. Nai.-.l.A aad ogtss Ms4..i.,
Black -iA Neisei,
Bae. C4iiaa
Gr.u, H.if art E:oWu bar r.;
VIII MHr3i's~;
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-12-10

brass AND IRON FOUNDRY

Al SilNENilUETs ~.
~ W JONES, proprietor OF the hfoss a
/ and ion F'a',g, ha, determined 4 o
10 pat down The prioc OF castings, such a. "
CRATE hafs and gin gearing, 10 TN, low hyure Of
5 ,'cus pound also thu Hal Spear pillow,
improved 40. / and To 81 80 and - 90 the
scooter Flow improved al 30 cent, only,
lie Is also prepared To 10 any kind Of ma
ehnery that the country may want IN a work.
manlikc manner.
H. has on hand Iron railing OF hcagtiitl pat
terms for galleries, grave inclosul,~. Sc Also
metallic packing, second band boilers aud steam
onsiu,s. which he viii .cil on reasonable terms.
Circular saw mills madc TO order and all kinds
OF machinery repaired
Terms viii be- made to suil purchasers hs heir
giving good city acceptance, on any responsible
house.
+. ~ JONES.
Shreveport sept .. ls5s. mol II
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Cosay Court pertaining 10 t.'pi.s II d = a.. i
pelsoa. Tot Iisrri>sa t9un'y. state Of Texas.