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The Reconstruction Report.

The report Of the Reconstruction com-
mittee has passed the House by a two third
vote. The third clause was unsatisfactory
to many Republicans, but the Democrats
nhoustered TO prevent an amendment, and
the Republicans voted tor il on the final
passage rather than TO lose the bin. Il is
doubtful whether it will receive two third
vote in the Senate. H. J. Raymond voted
for it, and the Johnson party in the House
is finally reduced TO nothing The temper
and speeches on the part of members, all
evince that there is no serious faction
among Republicans, AMI that the Union
party is still sound to the core. We trust
If not deemed a proper bill by the
Senate, that some plan will lie adopted
which shall be just anu meet with the ap-
proval Of the loyal men OF the country. and
give Us a platform upon which we can
stand in the fall campaign with a certainty
OF triumphant success.
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Feniana.

James Stephens, the Fenian Head Centre
arrived al New York. Col. O. Mahony has
resigned his position. and Killain has been
rumured rs Treasurer Stephens il de.
scrlbed as exceedingly affable
His smiles is pleasant and his greeting
cordial. y small sized man, with light
complexion and limited amount OF light
wayy hair, sandy whlskers, serves 10 make
Mr.. stephens person whose external ap-
pearance IS not particularly striking. He
possesses a very sharp, keen, penetrating
eye. which sparkles with 4 merry twinkle
when his face is wreathed IN smiles. His
manner is that OF an educated Irish gentle
man. His conversational powers are eX-
cellent and his pronunciation possesses
that slight brOgue which graces language
when flowing from refined lips. Mr.. Steph-
ems, while apparently possessing the Snar-
ter ia m0dO in great degree, has Incl
dentally shown already by occasional re
marks, that he has the spirit and determi-
nation requisite 10 render him man OF
good administrative ability.
A large mass meeting Is to be held at
Jones Wood f0rreorganizng the order. when
Stevens will speak.
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The standard style. when these houses
were built, was. caves TO the street. hall
in the centre. . square room At each end
with a ire place in each, the chimneys in
vsriably outside, for the very good reason,
that there Is more room for them outside,
without a bed room, pantry, or q clothes
press about the premises
The kitchen is usually / separate bull
ding, from one TO four rods distant, whence
the victual. are carried by servants. in al
weather, to the main house. Just imagine
yourself Mr. Editor. getting 10. pancakes
for your breakfast, under such circumstan-
ces. AS all the work about the house has
10 be done by the poor nigs, convenience
does not seem 10 have been studied Now,
when the builders Of these houses are
called upon to do their own work, they be-
gin to realize the absurdity O. their con
si-uctiOn They look for the Yankees 10
come and teach them better way. The
house that am building. although simple,
and modest in its professions, i looked
upon as j curiosity; ii contains SO many
rooms, and convenlences in so small a
space II Is the first Yankee house ever
built in Springfield. and ] am often called
upon to state the cost and explain tie
plan
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The Republican Party.

Senator Doolittle, the renegade and trail
tor, says there are two wings TO the Repub-
hcsn party-One the universal suffrage
party, led 10y Mr. sumner; another. the
universal confscation party, led 10y Mr..
Stevens, Of Pennsylvania There was also.
he might say, the universal hanging party,
led by Mr.. Nye, and the universal amnesty
in return for universal suffrage party, led
BY Mr.. Stewart
He fOrgets the other wing, the universally
damned party. led by DoOlitile As
Judgement has been rendered aud recorded
upon that portion OF the party, Doolttle
thought it unworthy OF mention. Let ali
the people say, Amen.
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Aqua de NIaGnOlia.-A toilet delight The
ladies treasure znd gentlemen ; boon The sweet
est thing AMI largest quantity Manufactured from
the rich Southern Magnolia Used Tor bathing the
face ant person - render tie soft and fre-h -
prevent erupiions. % perfume clothing &c
II removes the unpleasant odor OF persplrAton.
Il removes rednsss tan 5ioichs &C.
L cures nervous leaiache AID Allays Dol Inflammation
II cooIs s0stens and adds ieilcacy % the skin
lt yie.ls4 subtlei ami lasting perfume.
Il cures mlsqusio bites aal -iinEs q nsscts.
Il contains zoo material injurious o. the skn
Pltfoniz.l by Actresses aad opera singers ltis
what every LAZY should have. Sold everywhere Try
tic Magnolia Water once and you viii use no other
Cologne. Prrfumery o- Toilet Water afterwards
HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM.
This the most delightful ana ext-aorllnary AZ
cle ever discovered Il changes Tho sun burnt face
ani h.nls O pesriy satin texture Of rAv.sling
beauty impariing the marble beauty ~ youth, and
the disnJus appearance SO inviting g. tie city bell
of fashion Il removes tan, frecsies. p.mples AMI
rou.hness from the skin leaving the complexion
fresh transparent aul smo ia. 1t coltains 40 ma
teria injurious l. the skin P4tro4.z.d by Actre-sss
and opera Singers 10 is what every lady should
have sold everywhere. Retail price so rs.
Prepared by ". F HAGEN Troy
Address al. orders 10
55-yl DE}ias, BARNES s. O. Ne~ Y.rA
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TIE REFORM BILL.-This Bill has passed
the House OF Commons by clear vote. and
its passage is due TO the exertlon and abi-
ity OF such men as John Bright. John Stuart
Mil and Others. This bill viii give the
right of suffrage to 100000 Englishmen
who have been debarred its exercise. and is
great progress in the right direction. lis
fate IN the House OF Lords is doubtful. but
time and perseverance VIII subdue the
Anticipates and milksops. dubbed the House
Of Peers.
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PERSONAL

Senator b. Graft Brown is In 81 Louis.
seeking repOse from tie lab0rs OF the win
ter
\. Lopez, one of the most eminent ply
slcians In the Southern States. died in
Mobile on May ?
Jenny Lind recently gave a concert az
Cannes for the benefit OF the poor, multi
tudes Of whom aiterWard came % kiss tie
hand Of their benefactress.
Carlyle has a brother aud sister now liv-
iug in Canada, and two brothers and one
sister in Scotland. one of them IS DR.
Carlyle. the translator oil " Dante" CARLYLE
has declined the degree of Doctor of Laws
from the University OF Edinburgh.
William Graft. famous Is "a fugitive slave.
and husband Of Ellen Graft heroine well
remembered, has established large school
at Whydah, South Africa, and the King Of
DahOmey teslities his appreciation by send
ing him present OF six slaves.
During the bombardment Of Valparaiso.
Gen. fitzpatrick passed about the CITY on
horseback, amid the bursting shells. en-
couraglng the hremen in their efforts %
subdue the flames. He was greeted with
enthusiastic cheers from tie admir.ug
Chiians.
A story is going the rounds in the papers
that Hon. Thaddeus Stevens aud President
johnson met at Gen. Grants reception
few evenings since \ gentleman who
was present SAYS: stevens Will chase man
most fer0ciOusly IN public speech. and
tive minutes after 90 AMI Invite hin 70
lunch with tie best hlmOr imaginable
After lie turned away from Mr.. Johnson on
Friday evening. gentleman asked him II
the President looked toward his pocket 10
see II there was some weapon there To as
sassinate him. Ion, no, said Thadieus
the President and / ara the best OF
friends. We are not afraid Of each other:
but we are both afraid OF Mrs. Swisshe,m"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MArriage and Celibacy. 40 E=sly r..
Warning an Instruct. 11 .cr Io-ng Msn. A-s3- DIS
eases an abuses Wl.-a r strate Ihs vial powers
with slrs means % relief ssni free q, charge II
sealed letter elvelpss A--rsss, T.. J. SKlIIIS
HOUGHTON. Howard Assoclai.'n, Philadelphia. "a
5lsEl
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AUpITOc GENERAL.-The Auditor Gen
eral has been confined To his bed for
some time. with n severe attack OF the IN
dammatory rheumatism. This will account
for any delay in answering letters ia rela-
ton to the publication Of advertised lists.
OF other matters OF business.
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European advices are 10 April p Il l.
positively asserted that Prussia has assent
ed TO the Austrian proposition for 3 mutual
disarmament. and all danger Of war IN Ger
many is removed The relations OF Austria
and Italy have assumed warlike attitude.
Turkey has protested against the election
ofPrnce Charles OF HOhenz0llern a Hos
pOdOr Of ROumania- The National Freed
mems Aid Union was inSuguratei in Lon
don on April "a
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AUSTRIA AND PRuSsIA.-The prospects are
tnat there viii be no War between these
great powers There is far more danger
mat war will take place between Italy and
austria Italy has splendid army and
navy aud We sincerely hope that she will
force Austria, in case Of war. into the sur
render OF fenetia, which she holds by rob
berry, and should be made to surrender I'M
eonditionally.
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SPEECH OF SCOFIELD.-We publish this
week, at the request Of Hon. John W.LOug-
year, the brilliant and convincing speech OF
Mr.. Scofield. Mr.. LOngyesr pronounces it
the best speech Of the session. We trust
all our readers viii give it careful peru
sal
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-16

ES-The proposed amendment to the Post
Office appropriation bill, depriying the
President OF the power OF making removals
during the recess OF the Senate, failed to
pass that body. Senator Howard made q
powerful speech in favor OF the amendment
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A VOICE IRON IHE PAR WE-T -sIeskinr N
C-elAEs Kat Ran AIT &c Erte-.l.lztor-
rlrre ga and prlr-s.o-E are 1e.troFes srnrals
Grant comfy ~ v-rmn taan E0-ll psy flr ta1s
tlls -. All ir-e-t kiler .-LG1raser ".
Hrcd
~ So Cozrss 8 aivsrs.5sne1r abeve
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1850.

FARHERS AND BOU PERS-zlou-d recolleet
that LUr1rs-s u doi-rs' <1Tth q, Grain pro-slors
&c. ars Ar ally destroysl - Pate Nee ATT and
-.-sr uze.ts Az TeruIi1--z- ~ h.ch cau De pre-
Tslte- b. r. d4lars' worth - 81. oos7zR'sv Pa
5-oscl. AT. e., Etsru--stor, boreh. and 1sst
'ree'y-
e. 80 C0sIxk 20 ADVERTISEMENT above
EE- Sud n lansing, MICH 57on7
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The COnfessions and Experience OF an
Inv aid .-P-llsled As 4 5snenI an caution 90
youug mtu aud others who suffer from Nervous lie
1lity Premature Decay o. MAa-oo-, 8 Supplying
A. tie sane tne the Mesns u sell Cure By one who
Las cured himself after undergoing considerable
qlackery By enclosing post pall aiiressst s--
veiope 81 gle copies free Of charge may be hal 90
The author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Fsq.
56lyl BROOKLYN. Kings Co y. +
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Niele's Musio Hail Ito you wa1l a
1rst-clAss Piano, Organ o. Ms.o-eons Ncu vii 1ud
The greatest variety n Aichlg gan al the City BOOK
store cons stag Of stairway, Chickering Bradbury
Gaze Bordman q cray. ana VOse Planes. AM Mason
H4mll. tArhart snI.h, Prince Fssy al Phelps
Organs and Aso1eons. At mauufa,t1rer's press.
Al warranted second h4li Asl3leons ,ake "a ID eI-
chAngsf'r nsg ones 5ssms
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE 81 virtue
n g : l.ceuse 60 m- granted tv Horar1 Pratt
Ju,Es = Probate ilr TIE county 81 InEham state .
NJ cL gan. shall 81 a. public auction. or ths prem
se- in ths township OF Mtriiitn in SAID colrtv On
the twe-t ysixth CAV - Jlle. lsc6 ~ Ten cork
n a. CHE riEhI tltl1 ans Interest of which R.usmn
tarl ala 4 MerIl an d saii ty deceased c.si
seized "a aud % th- following described r.a estate
10 WI. The west half of the west half % the south
west q AFTER o, cllo1 No s. II town four north @.
range enc west, DO lngham county, Mich. containing
forty acres Terms cash
JARVIS Carl. A.mustrst.r
natei Meridian. Nay 10 is5f 5--Na
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THE WHEAT CROP.-In the vicinityO OF Ma
son wheat cannot lie calculated on for one
bali OF = crop. Early sowu pieces the wee
VII greatly damaged last fall, aud the great
amount OF ice, with little OF no show, win
ter killed large peices completely. -4dr
& Tri5.
Evidently the c0rresDOr dent OF the Id
vSrtiser d Tribune don't know anything
anything about wheat ID Ihis vicinity or he
means 10 mIsrepresent facts. There IS not
three pieces Of poor wheat In this town.
compared with other places That he calls
good On the other hand. Nevay q the
banner town in this county for wheat un-
less II Is Ingham. The prospect Tor an
abundant crop was never more flartering.
4 gentleman that has recently trayele con-
siderable IL this state, and WlO s perfectly
reliable assures Us that the wheat In Ing
ham county Is the best OF any county IN
the State In Eaton and Barry l. looks
very well, but in Jackson II * poor enough.
The townships OF Vevay, Ingham and Les
lie have the best looking wheat IN this
county .-Ingkar Co. Meas.
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T ETTERs REMAINING UNCLAIMED

/ ErTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED iu
II tue 81 Oidcs Al lansing State " Michigan
Oh tAc ltth lay %. Ma. ls6o
aS- To obtain tuy ~ tla-e leil-Is tl- app lcani
must call fl- -If-srt,ed i,'tsrs give tle date o
Insist. AID pay one cent Tor ads ertisirr
a. 7, Nos c4il-i f9r within one MONT tb-v ALL
be ssat O. the Dead LetlerOnce.
Lee VIM
Ashley Mss MARI Luther Miss Chloe
Austin f. Lamcrcrox
BIS an NJ n j. McEweu Hiram
Blt's Amos AcI.als lln. r
Brown. Ms Cr..a Mlser Fas0b
Baker. o.. Morgan N-s Msrth-
klrn-tt. Lalisl p NiEi-v T. Geo
l.le-. larl Leopold Martin. Jessie
B-l.- rrft. Ars Jllil More Nrs
Brevoort. Il More. A.ss N4tlc
Beers. Prank Mauiev. JOIN
Blouse Mrs. Mary Ana Mead Daniel
Bourbon Charles Mis- I. C.
Briggs Mss Reb-c-s Nehzu. 7 h4
Bates. jonathan Nsvc0-.t Jane
Bailey. Ms HATTIE
Bl.-lsr Jose Nash. Harrison
Butter. NJ Nay Ns.a, Matthews
Bennett Ms Nay
Barrit, James L Iuriy N.ssG .
P.rty. James
CowI- william Po.hemu. N.ssr
Cross v a Euer5rt Pl4yf1-1 z
Carpenter. Ms " Perry. Charles
Christian Ilmrl1v Packer tLss
Garner. r P.ayf1rl. r
CORY. NJ Anelv1 I-tmln.
Clars John P-r-y Geo. e. & Co.
C.4-k. james Plck4ri Ni-- A. lI-
ClarS. n = E1ua fagn Panel
Crater, Geo. PaItsrsor- Nrs Wm
Chost. Ars
C-aefori Il Russell. Nis- JAaa
Chadscy L. 2 4 Russell ! X
Curtain. Nicbaei R'viey Mss Fanric
Campbell, Ilhnls Range. + rgso1
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F.-liz Ia .. +. ~Es1el-art. Geo lAr= z
Farl NJ C1lr.-z ] --l4Lsy NJ Cara
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PENS M S-rL4 seams F-eI
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Co5lL-s. P. e. Scs.l F.,-l- kessrs
COO hue F-m1re skinner. Geo =.
Srlsz Eiwar1 Ssgatre. NJ " A
G4nsolly, Mss Mary L SpIss. nous
Giss Iz1-s P
Iaylor, josephine
Harry Ms Jane A
Hi MAJ. Ms Nariz Tsnserv.Es y L
H0xsra Harry Ve-mstte. Jos-Ht
Jaekson, Cha, \ wsrz, wm
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Kinney Rl-hsy WO0res. EslTy
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GPECLAL TOWNSHIP NETTING
- Whsreas g. tl- terms ~ Acf Nn approve.
February -, l,ts ,lt.t.l Al act 3D. .lerl a. a-f
emitted AID AL Go h.llHrl lle Cly Ni Jacks an.
t-e several t1NL-- - 90 ..l.flu county Goo u.cfl.
their creit. ana t-c county o. ham Go raise hs
tax ~ borrow money o. sIl a tie rlustrlr.lra Of
raiiroad n p Jackson Goo Lansing. approved h4rri
20. lsf5. % BE- pr vlied a. follows, VIZ
.' cElII0N ! To may -ll shall b.. la~l.l l.r Oh.
CIV o' Lansing, an each ~ tho towls s 90 llEar
.7-ntF 90 pledge tAe crolit o call Cfy .r township
g. al ~ the construction o. road ran tle cas-
of lansing. 3 say n tls village ol Mason o. tls
cry OF J4cks,u, tHr such sum ms. rot 4
SIX per cent Of the assessed v4Illt " such cuts
~ township. a. the electors ~ such CTS ur township
shall Al Gle annual nesting, 81 a. any meeting Gallo.
for That Furpu-e determine 49, mas Issue tUl ior
sucn SIM or lnl7'
And by sccto Of sail at q. 0l.t.er pros ..t
follows
' 70 shall Do the 'uty ~ ta- Mayor Df 500 ..iF .f
81 ps ot tLe county ~ IlFlam &. ,al -a.l rl-trg
or mectls- ~ OBJ. electors as lre hereby tatl PIP
whenever rel .estri iu writing IS traa OBJ
elect rs thereof
And lchsreaf tae 4lirr-.. is-. Supervisor .. Gle
township n b.il Lave te. "a .--tti tf l't..n
the electors NJ sai Township 600 ca. nl-.-n. .f ft
electors ~ -A.i township. a- prov .-e- 3D. ,he al Co.,
sail act
Public n.t.es l- Therefore hereby gwen. t4t "a
meeting q TIE elect r. oi Do. township ~ Delhi r
be- hell 40 B.eas b .fei. ol ~a.l- Az NJ DO I-II
const-lc % ~ ariiroad from Jsrk-oa O. I....rr
Is they may Gle. ans tlerc determine i. .rs..f..
OF tl- pr4-i- rs l@ t.- 9. s..1 scr.
Gwen -n er mT hand - Iell. tl- lotI Fay o.
My, =. ID f-.t joins THOMSON SIP r..-.r
57-wl
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s. fE-tUF a srtH loss limitation.
e. SEQ DOR l-1Ar rafle isl ol la b H.A
q o and FLASK efsre ga buy
R5- Address HENRY r COSTAR.
81
b. ~It 10 I-i>eING. Bg-H
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For Rats. Mioe. Roaches. Ants. Red
Bugs. Fleas, Moths in Furs & Woolens.
Insects - Plants. Fowls. Animals.
Etc. Etc
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Gaiiers. Slips and BaImOrals
CUSTOM WORK MADE TO ORDER
All w oI'lI Warranted

So lAats ~ genera rl0I. - It Nr
se Lolc. Elih increased fafIif..a f. f..rI
.-lle aI- Increase ~ tLf same
JOHNS .uIl
Lau..ug Way lss6 1851
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EORA GENUINE FRENCH CORSET co
IL 10 isI3.E8 JE3QSS :.
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New Sprin@ stock,
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HARDWARE, &C.

CITY HARDW WARE STORE
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DRY GOODS,

Embracing almost every article usually
Kept IN country store, lie does not
ppteni ia say that be has bought tie
largest and cheapest stock Of goods that
has ever been brought TO Marshall. for
such ady, rtisemcuis are as common ms
Bureaus were lie is neither X ine no,
z Teen, but, US Bill Arp would say. more
oi " comproms and reoonslmclioui-t "
Refers, a. to his CORRECTNESS, in drs Iur-
70 every nan. woman, OF ch Id, aud be-
might say friedman, that has bad any
dealings with him Tor the last thirteen
years.
lie considers himself permanently ora
ted and expects TO live aud die 10 this
county
lie returns lis b,st thanks to the Gus
TONER, ard friends uf the old firm Tor their
Kind aud liberal patronage heretofore ey
tended aui would be glad to see them
again
lie woBId say 10 those that are indebi.
ed 10 the uli iim that their papers can
nc iound To bis possession Il Won eat
pay hr same be Will bc very tbauNul.
bat 10 you are not able to do 20 at pres
ynr probably You ba,e tcw Gfrroheek-
that Tie necessary wants Of Yourself or
'untlv require should be expended Tor
something u h,> line Should such TO-
the cast, phase give him u csll and q be
docs not suit you, 20 harm viii De done.
He gives all special Invitation 10 call
and examine his stock. tie can show you
,he different style, and tell the prize $, bet.
tr tAan be can write th,m and cheaper
'aau The prlutc, can publish them.
J II jAiLAW NY.
MARSHALL Nafci 30. lrGG 3l3n
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Arrivals AMI Departures of
the Stages.

TllE Sirgcs Of the undersigned will
l leave Tor the places designated. Us
follows
For Henderson Risk Crockett. Hunts.
Vile, Anderson. aud Navasoia on Mon.
days. Wedae.lays. aud FRIDAYS, st 6
o'clock, A VI Arrive next davs Mt :
O'Clock + "
Leave for Jefferson daily on the ARR.
val ol the cars from Shreveport connect
Ing Of Jefferson on Tuesdays, Thursdays.
and Saturday., With the line to danger.
hc.d. Mt Pleasant, and Vlarksville.
The Cara leave daily. ut 3 o'clock. \
VI connecting Of Greenwood with double
daily line Of Stage. 10 shreveport Stages
will call for or deliver passengers at either
Of the Hotels Restaurants, OF Boarding
Houses IN town.
StAdg 0fFIce-Ncxt door East Of the
Mammoth Livery Stable, North Of the
Court Iluuse.
SAWYER. BRADFlELD. 4 co.
Pfoprie'ors
Marshall, Feb y. lSdG 26u
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Jefferson Advertisements.
SAN y MosELKY. ,JoHS T susEiEY.
SAM. y. NOSELEN 4 CO.,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. .
ANB
General Land. Immigration.
aud Collecting Agents.

JEFFERSON, TEXAS,
(The Commercial Emporium ot North
eta and Easfc,H T,ras, and 1djacsnf
IHduu, T,trttpriss, end centre II he
Cation and Gyad" geo,H,"g po,tian.
If lstns)
ntFER their services 10 Purchasing
" selling, aud Leasing. aud Resting
lands in Qrictiug aud Protecting Titles,
Paying Taxes Establishing the Rights OF
\ ION resident ORn,rs and Heirs. IN Fro
cclug Lads from Adverse Occupancy
and Possession. Collecting md Securing
pthls and 30 Furnishing Nalnab.c latur
mat.u TO Land Owner, Capitalists. In
migrants and t'frdtOr.
GLNERAL LAND REGISTRATION.
oar one y opened for The Reg,s'ra
ton OF iu1d. Owner, Thereof. thrir
AZ n'- aud Atom, 81, att hg ted 10 cul.
respond and CO operate With Us. prumaily
furnishing lu0l descriptions, embracing 10
chli'y Qiau'Ity OF lnprosed and Unm
proved Qmli'y aud Character. as b. soil,
Timber, Water. and all ,thcr advantages
o1r Register will be open tor public IN.
,pectIou tree a' ahArra
LAND OWNERS
VIII advise 70. Of heir fern, n Sale
Lease NJ Rent and to enable u.to Las.
Rent, Srll ard Convey. viii luru-h rs
with .ull Powers Of Attorney. 20 hc ur.
krovbls % aHi certified. u 10 the State
of ToNas before Notary Pub.ic. OF
CLERK " taJgiy tuart. under seal
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-13

LARGE SALE
LAND AND TOWN PROPERTY

lAND AND TOWN PROPERTY.
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ANN +. COLI -, Action IN tho ols,
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90 ,cp,o ar !, ,Nn
So, go t,'1.',' W. 49,, e. u,.'i.n l..
seven a'o mn m''es nom m"Sna'h We
we n a VI bnrnhnm ana i',' n'enoro
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-08-22

ia The shipments of coal this year
from the mines show an increase Of ,527,-
293 tons over last year.
Ba@ The cop papers, with their usual
tact, are publishing paragraph which
they say is an extract from Gen. Geary's
speech at York, denouncing most of those
who were at the Clymer gathering at Har-
risburg as Sshysters, towards, skulkers
and hospital bummers. Nolanguage was
used by Gen. Geary which could be con-
strued into any such meaning, and the
whole thing was no doubt got up to offset
the attack on the railroad train headed
by one of Glossbrenner & Small's special
police.