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THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR JANUARY l6.

vT,HE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
i FOR JANUARY &c.
acknowledgements. ......155,OOO.
THE Nrw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I..LEADING ARTICLES: The Fillibu.ter Business
Wise on New Trsek Arizona Cattle Market
and conspicuous fo1n the latest and most important
that have transpired IL the City and suburo'
United States, Mexico, and Europe.
ILL.,. CHRONICLES OF CRIME: Visit TO the Mlrderer'
in the Tombs-The Execution Of DonneliyI1gos,.
ponenlent of observation-disclosures Not TO be hung
Ireland.
". TINES AND PROSPECTS IN THE WEST Edi-
tors Correspondence of The N. Y Tribune
TON.
VI. GOVERNORS MESSAGES; Message Of Coy, ch.se
Of Ohio; Message OF Gov. Pollock Of Pennsylvsnls I;
Message Of Coy. Lyon Of Maryland Message Of
Gov. Morrill, of Maine.
VII. INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON: New
Light on FIibus,ersm- Message from the Pre- :dent
buchanan the HIGHER Lsw-Discassion' 10 the
HumoIs and Aspects of the Crisis.
VIII. LATEST NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
sOT TIE The o MSrna Wa sd
anE1Presdent Of Texas Burning Of The sea-'iew
Ix..FRoM CALIFORNIA Summary of the Latest News
Nicaragua
KNEW INVENTIONS AND PATENTS.
M..PoLITIcAL INTELLIGENCE. Maryland; Mass, w
chusetts; Indiana Kentucky New HainPshiIei We
brasks.
XII. POETRY: THE Love Knot"
XIII. REVIEW OF NEW PUBLICATIONS: New.foTk
During the Last Half Century.
XIV. KANSAS: Summary of the Latest News.
XIV. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS How to Bay Horte ;
Seasoning Fuel; Profitable Use Of the A ,,.
Experience IN sorghum Culture American Ihst5 n
farrp,Ts' Club; The Nankn Sheep; Plaser-OyP
suul-Suphate Of Lime-Soot for Manure.
XVI. MANUFACTURE OF AMERICAN sohooL
STATES.
XVII. GREAT EARTHQUAKE AT NAPLES
XVIII. HORRIBLE sHIPWRECR.
XIX MISCELLANEOUS: A New Gusno; Wesih o. the
Mexican Mines; English Ladies HHna'ed Tears
Ago
Xxx MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XXI COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Fan Re2or,ss OF tne
Stock Money Cotton, Grain. Cattle ana o'Nei "A
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10 farmers an0 Others.

GUANO,
~ Prom the Island Of Eide Pacific Ocean GOO TINS Jus. re-
cei'sS Ano ioT sele, III lots 70 suit purchasers by
GEORGE q. HOBSON No. ~ South-st,
III ORSES for SALE.-I offer for sale 40 first
cSss HORSES These H,r.e, have been purchased BY
me personally IN various parts Of this State and s..a viii
Frea care and al the jud posses. Anop. ti - 81
found number If paiT Ct coseuachcd COACH HORSES ~
HORSES aud number OF very desirable SINGLE HORSES
They all be At Barn 10 Whiteboro Oueda 1nty
Of pufcbasng shall remain at Whie.boro until the u
March Af.r that they will BE- found Posts Stable tb
a. NJ W York City where shll be ready all INV old
friends and customers who deson 70 embrace this
Hdres Nm JORALEMoN, Agent.
nl.Yetewp, JsS i le@
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Amnsements.


A CADEMY OF MUSIC-DON GIOVANNI
"A Lessee and Director d. onan
FRIDAY EVENING. Jan. Is, at O'Clock,
MOST POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT
Sut hree) season. prior the departure Of the company
GRAND MOZART CELEBRATION.
First night this of Mozar's
90 a scale OF colossal splendor and nagnifcence
NEW SCENERY of the most DAZZLING DESCHiPIlON,
expressly painted for the occasion.
NEW DRESSES, NEW PROPERTIES. 49,. ,-,,.,,,
SPLENDID BALLROOM SCENE,
illuminated with twenty candelabIes, with
THREE HUNDRED LIGHTS.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY IN THE CHORUS.
TWO EXTRA ORCHESTRAS ON THE STAGE,
an addition regular Observation-Disclosures altogether
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY PERFORMERS.
ALL THE ARTISTS OF THE ACADEMY
n the east-he greatest ofered-conbng the taleh's on
and the same night Of
LA GRANGE, -
CARADORI,
easier,
BIGNARDI,
ROCCO, ARDAvANI
And CARL FORMES,
who VIII appear for the first time in America as
LEP0RELLO.
THE GERMAN LIEDERKRANZ SOCIETY,
from espect this composition have kindly consented to
lend their assistance TO increase the effect 49, . 800
TIE SALE SEATS THURSDAY, the 18th, at
the three Ticket Offices. No orders receivedn advance
On SATURDAY, Jan. l6, Opera Matinee,
LITALIANsA IN ALGERL
' Admission Fifty Cents to all parts
LAST NIGHT (but one) OF THE SEASON
Second night Of IL DON GIOVANNI.
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DORERT GOLDBRCK's

DOBERT GOLDBECK's
HI GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
SATURDAY EVENING, jan 6 al 8ocock, at Nibos Saloon,
for the benefit Of unemployed females to be sent West by the
CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.
The German LiedeIkanz Chorus of 60 nger Conductor
Herr Miss L. Williams; Messrs f. Moenhauer violin
i Fiery Kezer and Berner (olonceos) and Charles Gull
Inet,e baritone will kindly assist.
MIR r. OOLDBECK viii play his TR1 for Piano, Violin and
Niolonoeno, and the GRAND SONATA APPASSlONATA in
minor, op +, by Beethoven
Tickets 5Oc each be had Of schsrenbcrg Luis Broad
way; C. Breusng Broadway; Schuberth Co. No SO Spring
IT. the door the evening Of the Concert Programmes
Of the Concert OF the music stores
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g G X A N 7 o N T. o A l.
~ AT AUCTION.
POSITIVE SALE.
THURSDAY, fist day Of Jsnosry iDst.
L. NJ. 10 r l. AN a. Co.
AT THEIR 9ALESROON,
No. III PsaIist., Hanover SQUARE,
stlA o'clock.
10000 TUNs SUPERIOR SCRANTON COAL
cossIsTise o.
LUMP, STEAMBOAT,
LAR0E Zoo. SMALL ECO ---
CHESTNUT, STOVE Nd sChkEnn8S
DELIVERABLE ONBOARD VESSELS AT IhE DEIVE VI
the Dsvrre Iari,vsnna and Western Rsihosd Company,
RBzabehpor J.r-y sad 70 Be taken pror 10 the 2h
fern. cssh toDdtions-yihy cent. tIn. peh the Ase
.ore.r Of sale residue on the delivery u issh sss
The Con will b. carefully weighed By eompsspt weisher
purchassr. will get correct weight - 30 dedueon
viii Be- ode after the 5euy, Put up In lots Of !" san' Phv
leye ,OC0tuDs. a. ,,n,,
b.yeb and Jersey City a. " cents per tdn freight
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CCARCE o L d A II o r s -
- sdney's Arcadia folio csf elegant SO BurtoIs Ana
vols l2o calf Portrait 50 5C Dbdins Library Companion
8yo calf Rochesters Poems 8vo calf So 5 Sir John
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8vo., calf 81 Classs yo svo calf IS 50 Shatesburys
and Oze vols, with al the plates Sc 80 Msrmone Tales
vols half calf s. go Du Bartas Divine Weeks and Works
Boccaccios Decameron with all the restored
vols morocco sc 5O Sir Thomas Brownies Works, folio
81 So Art Of Tormentns l2no. calf curious Is; Ashes
calf s5 Do folio, IS So Bsyes Historical and Critical Die
tionary vols folio calf best edition. S5 Rousseau 10 vois
in English $40. Tom Browns Works, vols 2mo calf very
scarce Cheserheds Letters vols, royal Svo hall CALI
SIS so Sir VIM Temples Works vols calf, 81 80; Boiling
brokes Work. vols, calf 80 50; Montagnes Essays vols
8vo CALI rice copy 81 Dramatic and Poetca Works OF Gen.
Bursoyne, Plates vols. royal Svo, cali, neat. So 80
Also large collection Of Very Rare Works Illustrated Man
uscIip Early Printed Books etc Priced Catalogues sent
gratis 10 any address.
J. W. BOUTON Co.. Importers
Of Sterling English Literature,
No. 81 Walk. r-st., Broadway.
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furniture.

E,NAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL besnf1 ryss enaSnesd, soEd
CHAMBER FURNITURE. Hoaseteepers In want u thsss
cheap and fashionable stys " Bedroom Furniture viii knA
extensive st y FARRfN0TONa WArsrsosps No
see Canal st.. opposite Wooserst, Nsv.Yohk. =
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THERE is q LEGACY for ROBERT BLACK
WOOD oDof Blackwood of the town Of Noyi. County
OF Oakland and State of Michigan which the said Robert
have by calling for it, Papers throughout the United States
please copy.
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CHAMBERS's EDINBURGH JOURNAL -
- Parts A. and 4s for NOVEMBER and DECEMBER.
A CHRONICLE OF THE REVOLT IN INDIA, aud OF the
Transactions China in 1861 etc. uniform with the History OF
the Russian War. Part l. 81 cents
Received and for .ale by
CfIAS s. FRANCIS & Co.,
No. 55i Broadway,
English and American Booksellers
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printing.

RAKER g. GODWIN-TRIBUNE BUILD
~ lNGS print everything from the smallest CARD or LABEL
TO the largest BILL BOOK at the Lowest Cash Pacea
DRINTING by STEAM-Copper-faced TYPE.
STATIONERS' HALL,
Nos TIA and l76 Pesrl-st. Ncw-York
rr,,- J. A. H. HASBR0UCK,
rhlNIkR, LlTHOGRAPHER and STATIONER AL kinds
o. PRINTING executed Ia the best style, with COPPER
FACED TYPE al the lowest rates
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A Valuable Plantation For Sale.

I OFFER for sab the Tract Of Land on which
! nov reside situate Immediately GA the Mar
shall and Gmeg road and twoand'a.half milt>
from the former place. containing 100 aers Of
land $50 Il which is in cultivation, with good
fencing ani well divided in suitable st1sd fields,
each supplied with water There is on the place
four we,ls II excellent water. largo cis'crn, 20
ire, IN diameter and - is, deep; twelve good
new negro houses Gin and Mil Cribs, stables,
Carriage HOUSES blacksmith anil Weed Shops
Appc and Peach Orchards, Cherries, Pinms
and Pears, all OF choicest seieciions. Viii a'so
sell with the place II ,ksird, Corn and Fcslier
Cows, Hogs, Plantation and blacksmith Ioos
Farming Utensils Of every description, together
with House and Kitchen Furniture. This Is an
cxcollcn, stand for Public House and Tor the
sale Of al kinds Of rrovcnlsr, also oecr tor
.ac in this and other counties in this state .e',>
raj Tracts Of auimprosed aods on The most rea-
,ouahc terms.
DARLINGTON e piNI.
NJ htt Ma - t.ts I'm
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Miss AIRfkiI\t ROBERTS the young,
fascinating and hautiiia tqucslricnnc, bansen'e
and Vocalist, who will appear m her novel and
graceful act, entitled the
NRfAI. NYMpu, or THE FAIRY TRIUMPH
Miss Roberts will also cyecu,d snmc Of the fnyor-
tic Dances which have rendered her 50 popular
as well as Sing many OF the popular Burlc'qne
Songs OF the day.
THE TROUPE OF EQU ESTRlANS
comprisc. gentlemen of unriyalcd talent in every
grade Of the profession. making such coinhina
ton OF Acrobat and Equestrian ability. ~ always
insure the sal,st,ciiog and delight of the immense
audience, that daily aud nightly crowd the 10
tah,sa Pavilion oi
THE GREAT SOUTHERN ClRCUS'
Among the more distinguished members Of the
troupe may he found
Mons. Ia Tuonrg. the Atn Of Proligous
Strength the Great Iron Globe llurer Fuller
against Horses, etc.
Mr. Tuox,s WHITE. the great Seminole Rider.
Master SAUNDERS, The Equestrian Prodigy.
whose wonderful Act upon Bareback IIorsc,
asionishcs every bchol,lcr
The extraoriinMr, Paiagonan Brothers, John
Won and Lowlow, in their startling fes's upon II
chair on the top Of pole Go feet hgh
Masters ErorSr and DsIogsr in their grace
fal performances on the Cord de Ia rrappcxe,
Mr. M,,sK I.rNAN, the great Naultcr and Two
Horse Ki,lcr.
Mr.. g. n Erpptp in his fying iour.horar act.
Master L.lsoly the Infant Equestrian and
Acrobatic Proiigy
f.rrrLs N.RaY, luf,n, lumblcr, Vaultcr, etc.
The Wonderful Performing Honc Champion
instructed and performed by Mr. q. y Eldrssl
The United States i challenged TO pr'sncc his
equal for beauty, intelligence AMI training.
t'incp''sl Performing Fighting rnni'e Mnf-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26

,r,osr,sns to all Intsrsstsd in Private or Merchant
~" Mills O W. L0Ys
mrisontial Patent 1l9ill Dress.

WOULD inform all persons interested IN the
business, ,hat | have secured patent Tor "a
Nil Dress which, H. have abundant certi''c"its
from gentlemen Of the highest character, VINO
have witnessed its operations has proved super
lbs by Mt least one hundred per cent any other
mill dress that has ever been tested This I'M
rro,cmen, consists in hassag the running stone
nrovi,lcd with a curved dress. and the stationary
ftope dressed with Il straight dress. The straight
dress when put on a mill stone where The lower
.tonc runs, l. n little trigcn,ia'. In n large mil
ION, The angle varies Ia suit the size Of the stone
ia all eases the draught on The running stone Is
Greater than on the stationary stone
An persons are foryarned from using or in
ringing upon this patent without authority
from me
Persons who may wish to purchase rights Tor
ranntie. or States will find me At Jefferson, or u
absent letters len at the Posiolre at thai place
will he forwarded to me, when leave 'or The
;,,er;or c. W 10y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26


] the best selected stock Of
FALL d WINTER GOODS
he has ever before offered to the public His
assortment Of Ladies' Dress Goods.
CIOAkS. SlAWI.~ and II ATS, he think
carll' be- surpassed IN this market The ioilo"-
ing comprises portion Of his stock
French and English Mcrino
Mouslin DE- lain,.s, lsll WOOL figured and plain
Figured tnslfneres "
Cashmere Rolps "a rAize. & hounccl
Mon-lin de- Iain's tunion.l printed and plaid
Figured Cashmere -hawl.;
Black Gros b. Rhine SIX
Figured Black
Marceline aud Florence ~ilk'
Cloth Cloak.. large assortmeui.
White and Fancy Talma';
Worsted Nictorines;
Fancy Hoods:
Chenille Head Dr,s4c-;
Black Elastic AMI Fancy sax Belt,
Embroidered skirts;
White and colond spring Skirts
Lace Eugene
Opera. Crimea anil Printed Flanuc,
White shaker and Salisbury
Blue. Green Red and y eiow "
-wis- and Embroidered iaconei COLLARS
iigc collar;
Swi.. collars and sleeves. ia at large ass5r b
ladic. T.. G., r. II. and fmbl ildkis'
Corscis, Cord. and Iasa'isi
Linen Cambria and Lawns,
Irish Linens
White and BLACK lllusi1n;
White and Pink Ierleion
India Mail Nainsouk and SWISS Mu-iii-i
Black six Velvet
Nlurl cation
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\ u % Il crs \ Sc nrs,
DRUGGISTS,

(suese..ors TO Mcdonald 4 sauicfs.l
A RE now receiving large supplies Of Fresh
! and Genuine Drugs OILS and fnin's Also
a suurior article Of Medical Liquors, such -
~ the very hes, quality Of Coenae brandy VI
Port Wine. and Old Bourbon Whiskcy' n q
well as Vinegar, Fine Chewing Tobacco Vunnci
Starch, and Candies g.. And WI continue '9
receive large supplies frsh from New ! ORR " i''
Philadelphia. commensurate with their dal'y ~,
cr,asing demand They have nov on hau,' ana
will soon he in receipt Of all the popular ,"''n,
Me.hcipns, pcrkimcries, Powders, liair o'l'' ano
Cosmetics Hair R,~torative~, Ae &c
W. White Lead ar' ''ia.s af' strictly ea'u
urtic,,s at low price
Nnuh :, y NJ = "
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Iioaf, aud shOcs.

RuSs,s and KIP ilrugsns; Mons ani Bey
Calf ~sai and ts.a,, hgAg.nsi Meas nAA Roy
X ip and CaN Boots overshccs AMI spprs,
thil assortment.
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r. he Sheriff N sad County Greeting
NEHEREAS Fabias ~ti,h and Amelia -tth,
w wifi, Of said Fahias. and of Edward Il.
Hunter, citizens of Harrison County and State
of Texas. aud II William " Hunter. Virginia
4. Hunter and Caroline W Hunter, minors
resident in said county Of Harrison, who petition
lay their guardian John frisbv. and Of Caroline
4 Frishy r,siden, in said county, minor. who
petitions by her tutor and guardian, John Frs
hy show that they are heirs Of the Estate Of
William Young, deed, late OF sand county. and
that they are entitled to a ds,rihutisc share Of
the said Estate Of VIM Young. deed and fur
Their that George W t'rsham and Caroline
GRESHAM arr administrator aud administrator
DO b,,,as iuai Of said Estate aud have and hold
funds and assets Of said Estate in their hand
more than sufficient to pay the debts Of said ~
tate and petitioners further show that Louisa Pear
son wilr Of Joseph j Pearson citzer % the
State of Mississippi aud the children Of Sarah
iIolhcrt decd whose uamcs are unknown, who
reside in the State Of krkan-is, and heirs of said
Estate and entitled to distrbutiyc share thereof
Nou are Therefore commanded To summon Jas,
j. Pearson and Louisa Pearson. and the chill
drn Of said Sarah lIubari, deed. nlme- I'M
known by publication of this citation in the
Texas Republican, a newspaper published IN
said county Ton four successive weeks + In and
APPEAR At the next regular December Term o.
SAID Cpunly Court. 10 bc held at the tUurihoi-'
Of said county. in the town OF Marshall on the
las. Monday ia said month oi December, SOS.
and show can~' il ANY they have. why partition
and distribution Of said E.late OF VIM Dung,
decd. should not be- had and duc return make
how YOU have executed lhi, writ
Given under my hand and seal of said Court.
Il, the city Of Marshall this 9Th day Of Noscm
Der, 4. y. l~as.
T. g. BEALl.EN. Clerk.
hy j VI. cIRl'l>, y. 9.
g-ucd 9Th November, l~a~
l.. G. BrzLfN Clerk
by J. VI tEUs y, C.
Received in Office 9th Nov l,5- and exc.
cntcl ana day by handing tie editor Of the
TeSas Republican certified copy Of the within
citation for Publication.
JOHN T. WOMACk. pop'y -hN
November -. l-i-. IL 1t
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CERTlFlC ATES.

IfxS Far tTcxa) Nov. Il, -,
NJ. e. " Loys Sir This is to certify that
We witnessed your new Dress, put on y ~
Branch mill which is Billups make Of mill'. II
(. sixteen inch rock and attached 10 The running
rear Of a gin and We do certify, on a 'rial "hea
.inr,cd. that We tincl II, and II ground one
bn.hcl Of good meal in 3 minutes. The horses
we're not drove out of walk. sir. tins ecrtt-
rate Won have the liberty of using IN any way
you wish. Yours, respectfully.
Ia saw. " kmN,
\ h. BnANcH.
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DENTISTRY.

HFORGE 4 SLAUGHTER DENTIST.
" Marshall Texas. will attend 10 all calls II
TIM COUNTRY without extra chargr
unless Disappointed in hesln'~s !YyvVv<
Ms prizes an, ~ he's thar hertc-
garc Those wishing their work nj private Ao''s's
ia iovns, wiil please call IN some one elre, a.
w'il not % tia, sort Of practice enly in extreme
sritl~.
C,l. ten Nilh R'ne Fitzpatrick, # MARSHAL,
wi8 m.vi with prpmpi aiteniiua-
N,fsh D. H. Ne 81 n
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rauey and staple Dry Goods


Fauey aad staple Dry Goods
ever offered in this market
They feel assured that they eau Offer. to good
aud promp, customers. such Inducements ~ but
few II any houses west ot New Orleans can. Call
aud examine for Yourselves before purchasng
elsewhere, and tins save money.
Your attention Is called to the following which
comprises a small portion of our stock
Bayadcrc silk Robes
Plaid silk;
Black Italian Silk
DO Gros de Rhine silk
Do Figured do
Florence silk. all color.,
White Satin;
Black Ncsting, &c.
Do Silk Serge;
Bonnet Ribbons;
Satin and Ta!Ar,a Ribbons,
Velvet do
Sash do
silk pres. Trimming
Chenille Cord
Black silk Lace and FIRING;
DO do Mt,s and Gloves;
Pearl Silk Gloves;
DO do Hose and Half Hose;
Gents and Boys -ilk Pocket lidki-.
DO do black white and fancy silk Crayat-;
Black and colored sewing silk.
six Embroidery, Braid and Floss;
six Cord and IAsscls black and colore,l;
blonde Lace and idging;
Thread Ito do
White black pink and blue Crpc;
White aud rolor.i rarlciou;
" hic six Illusion;
All wool Dc lAincs
do do Robes;
liayaderc and side STRIPE;
Al wool tie ian,~ PLAIN, all coor- quail >
German ID lanes;
French aud English Merinos all eolors,
Shaded French do
Back and colored Alpaca;
scoihh i'lai,ls,
Opera flauncls all coors
ladies Cloth i,t tlcaks black, crown. Sc
Do and Gents Linen Ildki-
DO Embroidered do do
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Or.. =. \ T.. }. Nemil.

HAVE pomaneiily located At Marshall. TeN
ii as. fhey trust that fum hong cNf.rienee
and cxieii.l,si oh-rvaticn N private and public
practice nusl their vol known strict attention to
ihe lul of Tho profession they VIII continue 10
eaia, o. reuidgnce and receive The patronage
ct tbeir hi.nds anI iae patlic
a-s- us.e removed 10 the Drug ,tore. Re-
l-aec u.ar thr HaVi.i Church.
F,h 10 ST. ly
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LAW { ARD.

II MCKAY. lao1.ey All Counselor Of Lax.
IL. Carthage ianola county, Texas.
s.a, olRae or sabine street. on door Eat Of
The Post Ofes
March "a l-aF. J..
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CITATION.
No. 1851.


Robert W Ncsmi,h Va. David W Boyd
THE STATE OF TEXAs,
County Of Harrison
II nu So,f 81 SAID County greeting.
WHEREAS Robert W \esmiih has filed
w his petition in our District Court alledg
ing that David W. BOYD il indebted Ia him in
the sum of five hundred dollars and interest for
that on the first day If January, s5l said Boyd
~ principal and said Nesmiih rs security, made,
executed and delivered 30 one VIM. VI. Freeman
their four certain promissory notes, s follows
One for one hundred and iweniy-iiv dollars due
ninety DAYS after date, dated first January, $50;
aaothor for one hundred and twenty-five dolars,
due six month, after date, dated first January,
l-a1 another for one hundred and twenty-five
doafs due nine months after date. dated hrsi
January, 1851 another for one hundred and
twenty-five dollars, due twelve months after date
dated first January 49,, which said notes SAID
Nc-mith ayers that be has paid oil and di-chatg-
ed ~ security aforesaid. and that he Is thereby
entitled 10 recover the amount oil the SAINT rom
the said Boyd to.wt: Five hundred dollars and
interest.
And whereas. said Robert W Nesmiih makes
oath that the said Bo,d .ccrrtcs himself 81 that
the ordinar, process Of las cannot he served on
him
These are therefore to command You to sum
mon the said David ". Boyd by publication Of
this citation in the Texas Republican for tour
weeks. to bee and appear before the District
Court pf our said county, on the Fourth Monday
after the irst Monday 10 February, $50 then
and ,hcrr 10 answer the conn amt 81 the said
Ncsmith a. per substance of petition given IN
this writ
.,MA, Herein Gail not and due return
,ZN(&. make. as required by law. Test:
:NE JNo NJ. HENDERSON.
GHs Clerk Of the District Court Of said
T:!H' County aud seal of same. at Har-
shall hi. Tie ansulh dos II November i~as
JOHN VI HENDERSON Clerk.
l-.uud Nov 10Th l-3r
JOlIN NJ. HENDERSON, CLERK
Received in Office the 18th Of Nov lsa-.
and executed the same day by handing the editor
Of the Texas Republican a certified copy OF the
within citation ipr publication.
\. ". CRAWFORD, Sheriff
Nny. lg. -. il~M
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26
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