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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-08
.HEVALTER'S LIFE for the Hair

~ never fails to restore gray hair to its orig
nal color, freshness and beauty; will positively
stop its falling oHt; will surely promote its
growth; is certain to impart life and yigor /:
will invariably keep the head in clean, cool,
and healty condition contains nothing injuri-
Gus has no equal az hair dressing, and Is en-
dorsed by our best Physicians / assure you,
ladies' and gentlemen, 1t is all you require for
the hair. Sold by all druggists. SARAH A.
CHEVALIER, NJ. d. At wholesale in Boston
by Geo. G. Goodwin & Co., Weeks - Potter, NJ.
S. Burr g. Co., Carter s. Wiley.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-08

The CABLE,-The cable again breaks
the silence imposed by the Frustrated
land wires east Of Portland, and makes
the welcome announcement that the tel
egraph company proposes to lay cables
rom Hearts Content to Halifax, and
thence TO Boston. This is a triumph
Tor ocean telegraphy, recognition of
the fact that it is more reliable than
electric communication on land
Another interesting dispatch in the ca
bic news tells of an unsuccessful attempt
to assassinate the Emperor of Austria.
This is hard on the respondent old man,
whose desire to take himself out of the
way by abdication is no secret anywhere
IN Austria.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-08
NEWMAN WEEKS.

Dealer in Crockery and China Ware. Glass
Britannia, Japanned and Stone Ware, Furniture
and Carpets, Wooden Ware, Table Cutlerv
ings, Curtains and Fixtures, Brooms. Brushes
&C., &c, No. ID, Brick Block, Merchants Row.
Rafisad- W. sugSod&wu
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-08

VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD. A por-
ton of the track Of this road in Brain
tree was washed out by the freshet of
Tuesday last, occasioning a delay in the
through trains over the road of several
hours.
"A freight train ran off the track on
the curve about a mile and half above
Royaiton village on Thursday night last,
and some of the cars were pretty efec-
tually smashed. No one was injured,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-08

FIRB.-About Z O'Clock Yesterday
morning the "Brinsmaid Store" on
Church st., occupied by James E. Brins-
maid, jeweller, and Fl. H. Atwater, drug
gist, was discovered to be on fire. The
prompt arrival of the ETHAN Allen"
and the "Boxern prevented what would
otherwise have been a serious fire, the
"Alens" quickly suffocsting the flames
in the "wet blanket of two streams,
and the Boxers" who were Just behind
enough to justify their well earned fame,
rendering subsequent efficient service.
The fire took from the heated stove
pipes, or spark from the pipes igniting
waste paper o0the chamber floor, aud the
fire next reaching a small pile of waste
paper in the corner of the room, spread
to the ceiling No great damage was
done to the building or stock. Brins-
maid was fully insured in the Vt. Mu-
tual and another Co., had taken out ad-
ditional insurance within few weeks.
was also insured, and tie dam.
age to his stock &c, was slight. The
goods in s. s. Ferries store were some
damaged BY water. Fully irsured.-
burlington TSnes.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-08
LAND HERALD
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ., 1866,

PoLITIoAL.-About twelve thousand
foreigners were naturallzed in New
York city during the month OF October,
nearly all of whom will vote the Demo-
cratic ticket on Tuesday next.
Besides Governor Morton OF Indi.
ana, Judge James Hughes former Demo
cratic member of Congress, but during
the last five years member of the
Union party, and Hon. George n. Julian
are candidates for the United States Sen
atorship.
The Philadelphia North American
learns that there is real danger OF some
trickery being PLAYED of to divide the
Republicans in the ensuing Kansas Leg
islature, and elect one Johnsouile Sena-
tor, by a combination with some week
kneed faction OF Republicans,
Official returns elect John Tatfe, re-
publican, delegate from Nebraska Terri
tory to Congress, by 748 majority The
republican majority in the State Legis-
lature elected in anticipation Of this adj
mission of Nebraska into the Union, is,
on a Joint ballot.
The Boys in Blue" in the New
York fourth congressional district met
to ratlfy the nomination of Horace Gree
ley for Congress Tuesday evening, and
Gen Waldbridge made stirring speech.
A letter from an Irshman to the Irish
men Of the district WAS read arguing
that Mr. Greeley is one of the truest
friends OF ireland Mr. Greeleys friends
mean at least to deserve success.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-08

APPoINTED.-S. M. Bailey, of Montpe-
lier, has been appointed U. s. mail agent
upon the vt. Central vice B. D. Hop
kins removed. Mr.. Bailey for years has
served as baggage master upon the Gen.
trail and is esteemed as a faithful and
competent business man.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-08

WINS Patent Hair Crimpefs, for
Il Crimping and Waving Ladies' Hair. No
heat required in using them. Ask your store
keeper for them. II he does not keep Them,
write to the manufacturer, Z. WINS, Sixth st.
d Columbian Ave, PHILADELPHIA
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-08
THE ELM STREET HOTEL,

Il No. "a Elm St, formerly old No. % Bos.
ton. Board So per day. Rooms, without meals,
% cents. splendid Billiard Room attached.
House open all night. II. Z. BILLINGS,
Proprietor,
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'NO RETAILERS.

children and Youths genteel thorough-made
with the new Union Tip "a Metal Tip over a
Patent Leather 1fp), always on hand
FIELD, THAYER Il WHITCoMB,
BostOn Mass
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-08

LIFE IN CALIroRNIA.-There was a
comic tragedy in hencoop yard at
Hornitos, Mariposa county, CAL, recently.
Mr.. Hall caught a Chinaman stealing
his chickens, and seizing him by his
tail OF hair twisted it around his neck
and hung on; Chinaman got Mr.. Halls
thumb In his mouth and hung on. Re-
suit, Chlnaman was choked to death,
hung by his own hair, and Hall tainted
from the pain of his thumb, and both
were found lying together on the ground,
the one dead and the other insensible.
Maj Gen. Tibbits of Hoosick, N. Y,
sailed for Europe yesterday.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-08
CATARRH, Bronchitis.

NATARRH, Bronchitis, Scrofula,
~ Liver and Kidney Diseases. Natures
Remedials from Plants
VIM. r. PRINCE, Flushing, New York, for
90 years proprietor of the LiunTu Nurseries,
has discovered positive cures for the above and
all inherited and chronic diseases, dyspepsia,
nervous debility, rheumatism, all female mala-
dies, and others resulting from impurity of the
blood, hitherto incurable. Explanatory circu-
cular, one stamp. Treatise on all diseases, 20
cents.
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SAWS. with Emerson's

~ Patent Movable Teeth, cut more and bet
ter lumber, with the same power and in the
same time, than any other Saw in the world,
with less expenditure of labor and files, and
never wear smaller For descriptive pamphlet,
with price list, address AMERICAN SAW Co,
No, , Jacob Strt ct New York.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-08
THE RURAL AMERICAN.-Free

Il The best Paper for Farmers, Gardeners,
Fruit Growers, &c, in this country, published
at Utica, N. Y, for 81. 80 year, and every sub
scriber receiving the worth of his money in
gratuities of choice Grape Vines, Strawberry
Plants Sc, the best In existence, and splendid
steel-Plate Engravings, worth 81 90 each. The
paper is free from now till January. Send for
samples, with full details. No charges. Club
Agents wanted in every town. Address, Il. b.
MINER, Citation, Oneida Co., N. Y, where my
editorial office and farm are located.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-08
ESTABLISHED IN 1880.

HULL'S TOILET SOAP, 80 Park Row, New
York. Honey, Demulcent, Palm, &c. And over
100 other varieties. These soaps are warranted
not to chap or injure the most delicate SKIN,
yield quick lather, and are Of fragrant odor.
For sale by the Druggists and Grocers in this
place.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-11-08

CLAIMING PAY ON REBEL BoNDS.-Very
many letters are received by the United
States Treasury from citizens in the
South, enclosing Confederate money and
asking that it be redeemed. The basis
Of their impudence is their claim that
the surrender of Lee and Johnston was q
treaty with the Confederacy, and that
two years after the 2lst Of April, 1865
the date of the AppomattoX surrender
these notes and bonds, issued for the
support of treason, are virtually market
able, as they read, "This note is redeem
able two years-and some six months
after the ratification of a treaty of peace
between the Confederate States and the
United States" The latest application
of this kind is as follows
GREENSBORO, Ga, Oct %.
Hon. T. &, Spinner, United States TroaS-
urer- Dear Sir. Enclosed please find
one $500 note, which is payable two
years after the ratification of peace be-
tween the Confederate States and the
DulJtu SJdteS. L WISH you 10 remit me
$500 in greenbacks and take up the Con-
federate $500 note, as it has been rem
dered useless in this country by the
action Of the present United States gov
ernment and as this comes under that
clause of the constitution which saws no
private property shall be taken withoul
just compensation, | wish you to take
the bill aforesaid and remit me $500 ia
greenbacks, just compensation aforesaid.
The United States interfered and broke
up the existence OF this fiscal institu-
ton, and required all it's checks to be
handed IN, and in conformity to that
understanding l have'remitted you the
$500 note believing that you, as agent
of the United States government will
award the just compensation by return
mail. might expect it in specie. If
so redeemed, please forward by express.
BARNEY DEMMISON, JR.
Whosays that if my policy" prevails,
the government will not be called upon
to pay the entire rebel debt?
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Aew ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED-Agents to sell Rev. ID.
w @. Eddy's works, The Cottage Libra
ny" by the set or single volume. The best can
wasting books ever published. Exclusive ter
ritory gwen. Good Inducements. send for
Circular. HORACE WENTWORTH, Publish.
er, ii9 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
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HOTEL FOR SALE.

IL
The Hotel Property in the Village of Castleton,
Vt, for many years owned and occupied by
Hyde WESTON, Esq, has been just fitted up
thoroughly and lie now offered for sale on most
favorable terms, with the
LIVERY ATTACHED.
The house and furniture are in first rate order
and Immediate possession will be given if de
sired.
1t is wen worth the attention of persons seek
ing such o business.
] CastIeson, VT, october 1, 1855 aaaw1wtf
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WHITES ELIXIR.
TTSE PENNEY'S EGYPTIAN LO-
- TUS for the Handkerchief

A DVERTIS EMENTS in the West
"A ern States. Persons interested should
send for our lists of One Hundred Ohio, Indiana,
and Illinois Newspapers, furnished free to all
applicants. GEO. p. ROWELL & CO., Adver-
Using Agents, Boston and New York
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-09-08

=, ~
tentioh ''"'hs t'h'sd'yi 'h"'e''
., yellow never
l.nNpoNi Aug 81 In consequent OF
representations made 10y The canadian
authorize relative o. ~, eii'"'' inc
hotnr government WI H'"' anou'er cav
airy REGIMENT 'r"'n 'd'efP"' 70 ''''s'',s
Cotton dull sales Tor tao Week "',V"
bales The market ul''cu NJ ''4' '''
middiins 81,
ftN"tt Nnf oil NJ r'''',' "' ~,
IT peace have been ,oi''''''' ,''
provisions OF Tue treaty "'' W." =" wv
enforced a., ~, .,.;.o.
"a ms sr"NN Mug 81 ,,' ,,'I
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-09-08

I CFFER FOR SALE. FOR CASH
! my residence in Marshall m.
house ]. large and we.' finished contain.
IN six fire places, and twelve ruan.
with many modern improvement.
Smoke House. tarriaeo House. kii.L.s
ami servant Rooms, all complete vltl.
IN FIVE minutes walk Of the Pulhr
~uuarg Also
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-09-08

G-D- Nr. lIrien thriscuhrrrr, wife
of our friend Hiram thri,-cuherrv ot
jefferson, was buried at the Marshall
Cemetery ON the 9Th She va- q most
c.timahlc lady, and will bee hong ami
deeply lnmrntci hy al who know her
We deeply ympathilc with her grief
stricken husband, ina his great misfor
tuup
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-09-08
TrIE ,RAPIi,C NEWS.
From the Shreveport South Western J

- FErtgsnrEG, .aigu-t - Tie
American naval oilicer- met with di-tin.
lui-had hunar- on route 10 Moscow
The ear had refused the establish
mcut Of martial law IN The southern
provinces Of the empire
Lnr.lr. August - A large and in.
nueutial meeting has been hrii here,
m,orin. the union uf the kingdom uf
~aSnny with Prussia
Bmu>guAV iu. - The reform
display here to-day passed. on without
disturbance ct any kind Many thou
sands were present Resolutions were
adopted hy the immense nsscmhlnsc IN
favor Of residential individual suffrage
John Brieht delivered IN address tins
evening Ia support IT the platform
rmfNurLruiA, Aug IA commit
tee was appointed Wy the Merchants cSN'
change 10 meet aud WELDON" the fresi
dent The iourncymcu ta,lors society
Of dis cts will turn oui en- massc o. re-
cci,r the President
BuriuuEr. Aug = The German
festival to-day was attended b} au I'M
m,nsc gathering The procession wi's
very fin including mounted riiiemcu.
MUSIC. and nn immense ear containing
6malr. and children representing th"
goodies. uf liberty and the uitcd states
with the arms ai zach State on banners
Nrw Nrnk. hug - "A train loaded
with PETROLEUM. 90 the Eric railroad.
rallidrd With another 10 day, near VAR
rowbura The petroleum catching TIRE
tho vhnlr tltiu. -rNrrAl DWELLING ANA
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TENNs I.Et.t>l.iTt RE.


terual Improvement, and corporation
charters have been applied E r. aud are
norc Of less advanced toward their pas
SAGE The following brief synopsis will
give 1ur reader an iica of ihc most i'm
plrtau, doius- ut the Capitol, up to
date
iipt,E August . .---" An nct rcsu'
latin, proceeding. in District Courts.
and ni.n An at regulating contracts OF
labor. were recommended hy commit.
tee, anil pas-ci to orders II the LAY
IN act to rspcll the acl providing for
registry OF deeds, gtG, was adversely re-
ported
MIR npom offered resolution which
.r.s adopted that the committee on
state affairs inquire into the cost Of ~.
rlsin. -t,i, Cemetery. Cd. 'u o.. or
lc,a with ,n iron ar cedar fence
w Nun.on introduced bin entitled
IA -ct Ia encourage direct steam com
munira,iou and commerce with Europe
Referred
Nr poam An urt for the relief of
the Dol tar- IT Texas Referred
Mr. smith Of Harris Introduce, Hill
,uutlrl An Act 90 repeal the 9th and
10Th section. Of the General Law grant
u, lands g. railroad companies he
fyrrcd
The following bin. were taken up and
passed An Act 10 incorporate the
Texas Transportation Company and
" An Act to incorporate East Texas rc.
trolcum anil Mining COMPANY
~EyArr. Aue Ill.," An Act to cstal-
li-h the MILEAGE IF Assessor. aul Cob
lcctor- ra-.ol
senator Cook oircrrcd q resolution On
darsins the administration Of President
Johnson Read fr-t time, and made
ORDER OF the day for the following Tues.
day
senator ~hcllry introduced hill far
providing for the publication Of the
decision. ct the supreme Court and
the appointment Of u reporter Tor that
purpose Read aud referred
The following resolution adopted by
the House was received aud referred
H,solre3 Thu, a commi,r Of three
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-09-08

DO AZ o. rcscut meeting OF the
SOUTH Western MUTUAL Insurance Com.
pauy of Shreveport thr following oil
r'r. were elected u VI johnson. Pres.
rl.nt e Walsh Vic. President j j
milne. Secretary y j Elder. e VI
johnson Gcorsc williamson. Il y
Sale Il Walsh Jumr. T. Phelps. T.
II kin-worihv " T. Hamilton, \ Z
|wcr. Tho. II NorrI. and Il IT.
Nithcr>poon Board Of Directors
The capital stock ~ the company Is
limited 10 SjOuOou. divided into share.
Of Slon each and subject to Dee IN
creased g. SlWp'Nu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-09-08

Rvc ih" lmrirrute ut the tn says
" The river continues o. rise 10 this
point Plenty Of water Tor the largest
class lout. thou IA there il but little ti
ln on the river The Nolhe Fellow, is
the only arrival since our last
krsrtN tortuN The Jimplecutc ct
the lth says I'VE have seen several
field, in tii- ,iciaity suffering badly with
the rust caused FROM too much rain
pa- The Austin Intcligcuerr Of the
juth hy-
There was q general Jail deliver, in
town last sunday might -Four prison.
crs, "a Mexican and three freedmen. con.
fined ou felony charges, managed 10 geo
through the walls
Indian depreciation. ON our frontier
are becoming ahrmingly frequent \
letter from i + Rance. dated Fort
Mason, Aug 18th gives deporablc
picture Of hutchrung and Rubber,
Thousands Of cattle aud horses have
been driven "a in open day, white their
owners took refuge 10 save their lives.
q number Of whom were o,crtakcn and
inhumauly hutchcred Bfcaham In.
4pfscr S7a !
\ little ci,ild fell from the third story
Of u building ia Richmond, va. last
week and though bruised by contact
with the brink pavement below received
no serious injury The little one wa.
playiu. alOu, tie hsu ia ten muu,c.
ulicrwMl
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a 4 L. Ia N.ItH "a ss.
WV
ssss- Judge Hancock defeat IN The
Senatorial contest just cndcl' D. a-'fi''-
Ell To the assertion ol one N'aj. h'n-l,l'
: OF the Isi : IeA'' ''"'rN. ''"' inc
'"lt' m'a' 'PI"'"U"' ~ W." W
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II saw. GA good deal uf sickness ha. ire
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EDUCATION FOR the SOUTH,

W. T.. WARDS

NENlNARi FOX Nuj' VI LADIES
- No 10 Spruce sturt, NasAs,l IA.
ieur vii open IL gA, session on
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-09-08

Gur Su'~,.r.-Wc learn from our
exchanges that general tiO enter.
prise in Milwaukee. Wisconsin, and
ul4p one in Chicago Illinois. advertised
extensively thr1uehou, the country.
promising To- DO great things and dis.
tribute valuable git- amongst, the pco.
pie, have turned pnt magnificent swim.
llrs hayiu, pockctcl the advances
81 the 'guliiLlc- and ah.runlcI to
part. unknown, the hrs, named Rith
si5uol nnl the latter with s3ud.uul of
the " dear people money So Gaa-
sii giorn homb'g'
TIM tuorS --ACer carefully reading
our exchanges in search oi rrlml,lc ia
formation in rreag1 to the cotton crop
ST thr south, We arr induced To cops
the following from the Country Gcutle.
man who says that it appear. little
doubtful thus far
" Putting all the report. together,
kchiing To- cotton wheat aud hops
Whether the crops will weather tho
weather
or tho weather win crop the crops 90
s-1s- We are pleased tolaaru. through
a private lc,trr that the health Of Got
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L. " 4 y Wul q Co.. ulfrrii-e
freshur.ad,nt -mpla anal fancy aror,
rio, tall 1n them.
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Fer SALE
Jpti\>bN's
Exchanging and Banking House,

Coz y Niis, anil Nast,fsh.
SllkENEl'uRr, IA
lillEtk,' on New Orlrans AMI N,r
" York purchased and soll also GOLD
and silver ills operations will hc couHn
ed eXrm.iyely 20 tlW above htisincss. Al
the Old banking HOUSE OF JOHNSON A
nlrr.
= NJ JOHNSON
1,picmbtt Ga ON
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LIST OF LETTERS

IN the Pos, oilicc .,
II Marshall -cptcmbcr lst, lsu"'
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Ri, See advertisement, 81 ,th'hl"
property for sale
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-. !, -. ...,l III, ,...,.t,..,,
4 t..l. vill q, r1ar.el M IN cent.
line ~ .arh oli,orial notice insert.
Ipn WsHa executed with ucauc.-
AMI Dispatch
''I''' y G'., ,! '" ,,,i ,i,.
c,l.,,,., ,l,,, .r.,;.;,,. 'y,iII l.. ptrp
in payment fr .riptIuu.. ajNor
~in,le comic. IN p,pr- H. .cn,.
i'9- Nr i'"n.hery has h,'n ''n'n''
10 his bcl ir nearly '"o Weeks We
th'"A. however h' '- Improving "'''
editorial hh"r- until "h'rh t'o' w.
request the f'''i'r- nj the h'r"'i''''r
IN iiH n'sfF" au-n''' "' SOM.
pot To-
ls"k nHt 80 b w''h o critic eve
h"i pass IT. .''l'''''' MONS icy
~ ", '''" '''''' '. "
1911 ~" ~ ''''''' i''i.'.
r-.n.r,y f.r sail.
''''" -
s,U Jack Hamilton has contracted 20
stump the state of iuiiaul this iall in
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Gt> ~sWs ~HuTr>tp- Soc 1i,rr
tl4guput
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ysy' North Carolina rejected her new
constitution hy an overwhelming major
ity, iv consequence of the clause rrru.
dating the debt Ut the State contracted
during the war
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{ Oiotc,i.

Al persons cnluirins for the above let
tiers viii please soy they are gisrr'i-rd
HENRY kAWSu\, + VI
September : on I-lt
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isaD' The ledger Of the 10Th ultimo
saws several train lclt San Antonio %
few days ago for Ip- Angeles, Calilor.
Mia, loaded with gmiTunt-, including
some twelve hmiiies and number Of
single gentlemen
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-09-08

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-09-08

torruS TAN The tax levied upon
tho growing cotton amoants to three
cents per pound The cotton l. to Bee
weighed aud a..cs-cd by the proper
a,ncor or a bond with two good -reuri-
ties given before the crop can bee moved,
the bond only good for ninety days
We fear this new burdensomc ay-trm
will work erra, hardship, but We can.
not remedy it
ass~ judge Hancock defeat in the
Senatorial rontrst just ended, b. ascrih-
cl To the assertion Of one Maj Ionslcy,
Of the lst I : Texas Cavalry that the
Judge made application, in Ncw or
leans in lSGl. for authority 70 raise q
command with which 10 invade Texas
This charge If true, should have de-
fcatri him