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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

The following ccumunicaiions from
Bock6sld. have bcea received his -eek for
Puslicaiion. While - rsgrrt that ocoa-
sion should arise Cor Such rub,i,aiion. Ne
cannot vel dsny The rrque.t
urrsrrrtr. Suly ir 49,
NJ. Eutruni o. Your issf ls-er u. netl--s
1.raaaaui-sfiou fron >uuaafr. laier thr sigusture
of s,-szE-- .i.las -..aat FL i,r osucas ia
~.raasr aiso ~ thsf In EurkarfI
~ 81 eifirrn. of narkfsiI 80 a-' $50 e.
rl.-iflr d.reetir or .atIrsrtiY unh ~aunrr. poiiu
80 .r.irs ur.fh-r fo -~ vish fh-rs A. ~ iatae-i
o. ualsrsr.rrssuf or me- iatrrllrst ears.
r. t-ufh ia rrrsrf FL e. Iradt.urv move in
uurkf.is ID. fale-s NJ nrsnury .tsrts-i q
uasfs tn Eurtasii to i-usre $50 rrnfiruien vhe-e
narnss have ia usri ia eonrerf.oa sah ~ 49,
81 ~-astor sni e. Md ~ 49, ma tne~u
~ gsogis's osuiilate. "A a. osacas IA. Ieit-ai
saEport~rs la en-. uorearut stsiri positively thst
~ nrssihury'.' ns-zs ,.ei - i- .ss b. osaa-e
iien vfh AZ go oi ~ruator.
fNircafes rrrr riertr.i -I-h a. rxrrrss unirr
sfsr.ilng ia thry were n.t to fsrer Er.shury.
NJ trnfturr 80 49, trar.i 20 in -runrr sifh
rsT-r sIcuri ~ ttrer of ~ sre lrl--strs strul
friug thsir vuiinrn-ss - surrors Ann. and a.
.-seasa says. uuc AZ, Ia uss ua.irrs-ooi o. Aver
Do nau,l uafIan-
Ne~ tio-r of 81 ~ho voted o. sali aslaxste.
hsss 81 ara.ty 60 rrsltury. sai n ~ sl.part
hin f 10 in crerf erf-as.tlsn to eur ristes-
NFrler 60 80 Ssh our daines Ia rsarls 20 q,
shaped 81 e. te u.-irat cor sls- citsras-
Anl all. a. ci-irrrs - rrhk-rlf. franklr -
uii 49, thr os-r of ssusf.r -s. i.st Cl-i ~ 90
% aur tavusraeu. sai sr "a, &c rrrssuf suY -i.ius
60 a. $3.50 thr eusaIu- trr-s si-o frst our ~
teus.aus te ioFtiif .l e. surfart loyal ga L. 40
frra Cur 1fl. tfort-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

Hos. SmNr1 PEEuav returned from
Washinstou On rarslay. II has bsen 10
hi' place during the -hoic session % seven
months. gising b. ~Loie attention. o iLo
d-;ics % be posit.on. TIE eRcitelaeui AL
oonsiaat APPLICATION lave ~oru sPou han
soue-hat. uiaking 3D. re.t 20 thc sacauon
necessary. The ialors OF Uaion Congrcss-
nca wi.l BE- l-ltencl considerably vhen
Gle '' JoLasou party gei their ra,ronase
machine ia ranuing order.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

IEIsL 90 MoWEEs. We have received
from " Mas-n a Co. Bstbci Agents %
tie Hubbard Nose. che cial vpor; q
q trial thaf occurred in Bedford. y ~. -
tseen the Jnion arI Hutbard Maxine.
lhc Commiftee az ihai after witnessing
tie Performance q earh Maxine. ths Com
miiiee leii The STA. ~ithosi Discussing the
Pcrformanoc of the mowers. Zach mem-
Der t.en wrote on a carl the name q The
nadine o. Considered O. have performed
ihs lest work A. BE cards -cre found
% have ihe nane &C ''ilubbsrd." making
g a uraninous vote ia favor q that ma.
chine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

Nav FscroEr. We learn that parties.
-Messrs n J. Iibbey and tbers.-have
Purchascd from \. q. Dcnison. E.q. the
water privilege a. weiohviiic. ard are ~
tending @ erect a large wooden factory.
he vork wHl IT, commenced Immediately.
% that che mi.i al b. ready Tor operation
b. wIuter. The erection oi tAis iactory Sc
cures the object Tor -bich NJ Denisou par
chased he prisiiese. tLe contfol q the Va
Ger a. that poiat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

In The mean time. let the loyal men q
The country stand together; firm and IN
sissiSie. iet them fight every foe thar stands
IN the way Of such a reconstruction Of The
rSbsl states. as ~ill give 20 he nation en-
during peAcs. and to a.. eitiErus their evil.
political and religious rigbts Under the con-
stitu,icn 81 I'-i.-d Sisse..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

CAsrLEroN SEsINAEy. By the Do
Lteu@ss Of Miss Persis y. Andrews. mem
Der q The Scnior Class. Ne have received
ihe annual catalogue o. tbs Instiution for
tie last year. viih = programme Of tie A
nirersary exercises. which occurred july
j.. TIE catalogue shows a. aggregate %
-, s'1dents DO attendance. rcP7vsenting q
number 81 thc >ufcs.-Maiac sending a
good share. OF che gralaaiirs cas- q
tsei'e. seven are from this safe. The
course embraces vile range o. Studies.
ine.s4mg tbe uslaiiy neglected reading ard
spelins a. eel a. TIE arsuagcs Tie
school seems 30 present simiratle alran-
tags 'or The acgureueni o. thorough e.
ucaten.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

WY Nor7 The Galveston :. &
Leader issues q call for d" convention az
tie coiored ciiizens 81 ihe ttirtv.six United
States. -ho are no.. ii says. taxed u.th-
out bsing represented. ard ss5ject 90 is-s
vhieh they have 20 hand in making
Add -hy noiY Have they no, e. good q
right 30 eonssf ia convsniion and be- board
a. seA 81 rebels. g. eel even a. loyai wbits
southern men. hke Hsniifou. Underwood.
Bous and he rest rJesersooian.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

The Atlantic MontLiv Or A-r-.t H..
hoo variety q Interesting artieiss Dr.
Wilder has psrer on Gle SILK prol...--
spiiers 81 Cai.fornis M-s. Stow cort-...
he Chimney-corner Sketches. John Neal
Las chapter of London Eeuinisoencrs
Hon =. % Neatly. an article ou Moaiaas
Prof Agassir. another article on BrsrI
Other sufhors have she Sling up o. ,bs
pages. Iickaof & Field. PatHsbcrs. Boz
ton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03
County Convention.

The Unioa voier. Of he Count, efOse.ri ~
r~qsssied - -~ed delrEaie- r~prs-~.s ib--a a.
Ceaafs Ce.s~stioa. - ~ he'd 10 tie Court Hoa-e
% fsrts Hsn. On
"Wednesday. Asgu~t -. rsss,
a 10 o'cinck ~ The iorssoos. ecuairu.te candf
eafe- or >~-atars sd Coss,y OGsoer.. - foll0~s.
Two SExAroHs.
a CoUSrr CewNIss1cxNn.
CoCErr TEEasUEKR.
CLNsK CorEfs,
ASHEEIFF.
JUpeG 90 PHoHArE.
As % tran-act any oth~r n~cs- sarv bu.iness.
TIE hsss ~ - 80 fsiio~s: dskgate -
esch to~a Ant ptsntafioss dsles.te 90 exerx 50
Ioisa votes cast So Gexersor IN lsSs 49, I
criegate ior . msj arity iracttoa % 50 votes.
PEH ONDEK OF CO. Coz.
Iader III shove basis fowns ~in 10 euiiri-.i o.
d-legaies a. fliows:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

" FoECEr NOT rrfr FauuTvL DraD -
4 co-r-sPondcni q; Porter caves us a. 49,
count ofthe dciicato-y exercises % a mon
unent erecfed a. Porter. June 10th. is6s.
ia mcmo-y q Lieut.. Nelson Tosie. Mo
fcil. Sspi. 2eth. is6f. whne leadiar a
clargc On Port Giuaan. Va. The mona
meat D. % Ifaiian marble. q hct high. on
granite base. All cost $40. Aher PRAYER
al singing. Ailrrsscs we're delivered o.
Rev. Nm- stanley. and Rev Mr. AKA
soa- A obitusry ofthe dcccassd was raj
by Liievciyn a Ma1ssorth. I.ieu'
Io-ic vas 80 years 90 az. and a scLolar
oi most brilliant promise. aad was faithfsl.
amialic Ar beloved in every sphcrc IN
vh.ch hc acted. IT, -as prspariug 70 en-
Or colicgv. bot b. freely gave ~ az aai
lad Us 'aients ali BIS iie upon The aiiar
a. his co-nfry. llov vcn D. loved aud
served h.' ooantry. rs three years ssr,ics.
The record oft~vnty hAni foagbi battles.
and "a uunaTkcd grave before Rich1aon
bear anf'e tcssimouy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

iHIL,purHIA JEwus. Amon- tn
prominent delegates chosen % ihc Philadcl-
Plia Convention. are Fernando and Bcn
Wood. e.. l.. Eai.andigham. Alex. :. Ste.
Vens. and others o. that id The Ncu
York World says ,LEi any aiiemPt % keep
olt Southern delegates ~ho Tough, IN The
rebel army. ~il make The Convention a
ialllrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

fIEE CoNraSY. We barn thar Dr..
Irue of Bethel. has organized a company
Of ihe youus men of tbat village. 90 Ger.
we a. fr-s. Mob % tLe ,aeciisrness q
labor a. su.h tine. i' 90 have g properly
lire-iel. &c. d. skiIiai .n sch bu-.ne.s
hni p4rposrs ar or-taifaiion that viI o.
dcrsiand hor Oh work ~hen al Occasion de-
uanis tler services
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

ANmicA~ AoHCCtrvEII-Ne have
reviewed thc August number Of thi. ex-
oeiieut Journal IL Is ouc q The t.,.t az
Ficaliural PaPcr Ia thc country. AMI
every farmer ought % have H. Publish
- BY Messrs. Juii 4 Co, Park Row.
Ncu York CITY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

il A.so-ia,cl Press have u.aie ar-a-re-
usrts sr ite daily reports 20 Esrop,a-
rr~s.-u5A- " al 3D. Pm u. q
T.. NJ dispatch from Lo-ioa sn -.t.h
Ne- York 81 Oh .n o. morio- -- core
s,s.rrer of the d.fereaee ia tre. .s.t ts
Caffarn.a papers issuri sf . D. " have
Ner York dates to q. " .ftfs zane Iaf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

Tie Press says an African tsrile. usi-h.
ing i-' pounds sas oassit last wsek. 81
scgu.n. a vessel from Africs. having Ca
board fsrtie. "a wrecked near tlis point
sone years siuce. and &C. BE- ssrPo.eI tbi. i.
the sane fcio~. lie vas ssnt 90 Boston
20 iurni'h raiions for the - Aldermen q
the d" Hob"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

I Press az. Eev A.et Bl-res. has
'.-..rrfh.s re. z-afir1 a. rector of S.
L.te.s s7r..fy .a l.-tarl AL that Be- b.
erre.fei ftat Bishop Ha.iiartoa. ~i1 O.
cef' al Invitation uti,i las been extended
Col tale &C. place
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

Army AZ O>cr. Waute1. too hsnd-eI
delegates to attend tic Johnson Corvrrt.a,
e. faneul Hal Political arteosleat. of
90 consci lcnce. a. 20 qscsiious uiu BE-
asked. Persons ~ho can sh1~ democrat
b. record ihr0usholt o. var ulI ie snfi-
tied 20 hont sea.s. Opsn bose vii o.
kePt Or driecHfrs from thc rursl districts.
ani th7s. cd to remain in OBJ. ..,r over
uirlt sii ie farr i,bel r.,i t..t acts O. see
ftr Iltni1ns take tirir rrriio1f Tsp, Tie
galleries ui.i o. reserved llr fiose uia a.s-
sr s.rsrrd hnt 20 &C. soldier. Uasar.
rsss'lI srp'ra-.s o. -f.. uLs La.s been
'' saaulef4i.s irsafcl- sI o. f.nrtrI b.
o. r.si h.erai of.u ans oEostoIlr-s
ut. desire fo t.'l .- f1 fieir .ssuaI d.
ra-e a...srs 90 tle ConFcnton $50 cree
iruf.a's 49, le re4a.rrl. ard r1 Commit
Gee oa Crsientiais u .'i o. appointed The
t.uriuec on Iron.ses invite sa--..t..rs
Arm chair. lave been ordered o. weak
ireel Eer4ll.cans. Ii tn cone SO De-
Gre to unre ia . naslnl -easoa oli8as"
by ueirauing a.fh open arr. tLcs-v ..t.rls
cd fire. sre. p uia urrr Irptr f.a tte
eoan-.ls oi the nation by ,ie ssoess.oa q
Che soafiera States. o- ~ ne votes Of
seltsfy iri ioYal- be misguided coa-
rit-earf Cone ouc. cone ALL
rBoston Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

A COOP Nrunrn TEE rtrenoiog.cal
J5arral f,r Asgust contairs Portraits ~
Beri FrankHn. Leuis Cas-. q r. Brrdr-
o.. Bruusli. Mrs Parkblrsf. etc. v.ih o.
tcics on variety of Interesting topics
Terms q wear. F0vier g. Wells. Ne-
Yors. PabhsherS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

We learu through The Gospel Banner
that the Juiverss'isi Socieiv q Bethel. has
recently openet 10. chlrch f5r uoFsiip.
H. >abbaih school = in f1arliLing cou-
4ni1n. ani the Sooety 81 feeling che ias-
Tortanoc oi securiug thc services o. Set
tiel pastor. [Lc-isfon Jolrrai.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

Rev T.. Tiutrh.rT writes fhc Morning
star. from Strong. that hs has recently bsp-
tired t-cnfy converts. an of vhon. vith
one ercfrfion. unfel 9Th the Free utp-
t'.t Cburch. Iie also reports sccessions 90
che Methodisi Charch
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

a person IN Porla-i. reccafiy f,s.I
~aiiet containing .. o01 in nofss a.i t.,-5.
and fading The owner. returned itt8 him
iie vis rewarded Tor be honesty bya eih
Of - cents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

Ibe cumberiani Registry a. DEEDS j.
re-esiabi'si.ed n ths Crv Buildiar. TIis
has been made tenstie ~ tbe piseitg 81
temporary roof over some o. tbe foou..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

Ibe Transcript ..s-es OF raper iLis reek /.
Bot 81 he r-rrtel or rec frrr. on rev
rres'. ani on rev o'F-r neHt resk TIE
neat nuuber I'll contain va'1stle a. 10
on ihc Ola heiliar' t1-.ei az tie Iafe rre
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

Ho- Daniel CLARK. q. s seaa,or. from
Ns- ilimpslire. has been appointed ard
eorfrusd Jalgs g .fic Cr,ar Court in
tiai SAFE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

WashiaEton. J1iy 90. Is56. IL .80AM
To Her Majesty. Qlcen q tie Uuited
kngdom 81 Great Britain and Ireland /.
Tie President q thc jnited States &C.
knov edges nth profound critIfcation the
receipt % fier MaJesiy's dispatch. ard cor-
daily ryciProcatcs the hopc that tbe Cable
which no~ unifcs the Eastern and Western
liemrphercs. nav serve O. Strengthen an
Terpciuafe peace and uniis i.etueen the gov
crumcni OF England and the Repablc Of
tie Uniied State.
(Signed) ANpErV JOHNSON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

a. Newport. y. A.. Friday evening. o
beauiiiul rainbow was seen. after tbs sbow-
er. caused By III light % The noon
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

b. Joarnal says t-enfy- oandidafcs
have ALREADY presented themselves f7r cr-
iu.iaation. an been aimiued fo tie Fresb-
maa class 90 Bates College.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03
The Cable a Success.

Monday raPers contained The gratifying
Intelligence that the Great Eastern arrived
a. Aspy Bay. on Friday. ani that TIE feie-
graph cable Rad becn saccessfuliy Laid. ard
was 10 perfect condiiicn. Ihe voyace va
without sPeciai event. save the continues.
stormy weather. The vessel. have reform
"a 90 grapple for the old cable.
The following eougratulaiory Dispatches
werv anlong the frsi scnt:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03
AM R.Y. J.Ir %

The SuPeriu;enient % th, Ne~foua1, and
.inc arrived here A. s O'Clock tbs morning.
With message frcn the Oscen OF Great
Briiain to the President q he Unitcd
States:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

To iLe Presidcnt Of tie United States.
Nasbington. ID. C.
Tie Qgccn coneraisistes tie President
on thc surcessfui complet.on q A. uuler-
taxing shlch he hopcs nav serve a. a. Al
diiionai boud 81 uuion bcf-een the United
States AM Englsnd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

Camp Mecungs. a. Poland AL Liver
mors. commence Aaeut -4th.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

BsAuNoSr -Throckm,,,o. ..
, Jones 60; Walton so. a. o. 7
hards 8, Royston ~. pa,b,,, 2
by 80, Warl .. White ,g f
Willie 10, Moore ~. coke " 4. I,
~ orlil'rcc 20, Smith 10. - .,
BAsruor CocNrY Tb,o.t
l."se 5ta Jones 6s3. ill., .r,
Walton 1913 l'anton . BincI,
SHAW 469 Rohsrls $50; po,'.
Durham y Harris lc7 C5'',. ?
Ward 70 White 22s. ca, ' ,-,
5l2, v lille $40 ponley az 10 10 y.
Smith BOZ. ''"'h
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07
Public Meeting.

The Conservative mcnlyrs 81 Con
erc-s have issued - call Cor National
Union Convention, ,o assemble ut Phila.
dclphia on tic liih Of August In or
der for 'ioyns to be- reprc~eut' iu that
Convention il is proposed to bold a
state Convention at Nmnsota on the
18th Of July ami the different counties
are requested 10 send daleeates "a it
\ public meeting therefore, viii b,
held at the courihousc in Marshall. %.
2 o :lock, T. NJ on SATi RpAY next
the li,h inst \ general ATTENDANCE is
enrnestlH suiir.tnl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

In Marshall Texas. ON 1yr.
inc Juuc 18th. loo. b, III. D
W ''son' Mr' JOHN II. Mtpk,
l'o-si.r Parish. Ia , to Mn tui,,Nl
\ JONES daughter OF Nj Vn
son Of this place. :"
\ boouli.ol supply Of cake wa, ,...
with the above notice accomppr,5
the compliments Of the hapny r...
We tcndo t'em our hes, wishes
the bark that eatrir. tlpm A..
stream meet with "i skies sn b.
nus galg May each day a. Il .
more teululy unite thm in co.,.
love.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

f8 The l,usk Nulrcls .Bu.k.
Cherokee county, are to ei,en ton.crt
on the might Of the 10th for 'hr benefit
Of de family of General \ Sidney
Johnstoui 40 present 20 California, 100 q
state Of dcsi,uiion Why j.. IL that the
Young ladies' and gentlemen of Npr.mll
10 not get up n concert for 'h" benefit
of this worthy fmuil5 ~ueha Concert
would pay ueu ihsro ia not q man.
woman, or eAild but what would esteem
IL m honor 10 attend r. T.>a> -ltu
bog proud " this ertA, mla Ui, gave hi.
life iuf the canselur Nhrh hcrpro,I por.
lied SO much lonoraud duty dcmaul
that his family who have been fhus rru
deged dc-1!atr Should moi be- leitto want
or the cold charities Of tho world Let
us do tho something for them and srni
thc offering with tho.r expression, Of
gratitude which u,l l.rl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

SuHSrRirrioN one year. invariHl ly
in siyance - o. rA months. 60 "a
ADVERTISING One sIuarr of eight
lines, ; 90 ANY number oi lines les.
than eight charged - square
Marriage aud Obituary Notices calls
on candidates, their rcrlic-. aud ihcir
circulars. AMI all notices Of personal
character &c adnii--illr) vii be
charged as advertisements
Editorial notices. of q purely business
character such ~ calling attention 20
cards Published in the paper remnrh.
upon business houses. and the reception
Of good- viii be CHARGED W tins cents.
line No such editorial u0ti.e insert
ell for les. than two dollars
Jon WoES executed with neaiuc~s
and dispatch
We desire it distinctly uuler-iu 2
that We do "a en-h busisc.. with this
exception, that provision. viii bee taken
in payment Cor subscriptions. al,,r.
,isinc, anl JOB work
Single copie. of paper J 3 cru's
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07


NV Yonx. JuIv Tao steamship
fireman arrived today bringing liver
pa1l date. oil. the 31th ult Cotton had
declined I To e 10
pgp.sia AMI Italy haA formally de-
siared war aeainst Austria fhc ffas.
san army 20 De yea entered ID, .dcn
the Kim. OF -aKauy Withdrawing INTO
bohemia aul eile,t.n. a junction with
jhr Austrian.
And.IlmH relation. nrc broken ~
ha;veau rrus.a aul Bavaria The
Prus-ian armr occupy Hanover ans
threaten lnuNIHst An gu ru"u'
uoa pMer poat Frankfort between iHr
fru. mu, and 'he iies-H1u- durIu
which o. regiment 81 ttr Nftrl uHe
: almost auu.u,.ataj uli,nburs and
Nphat h4l withdrawn irau Che Dluird-
arntim
The AastIilus a-c huurls expected u
~lNops. anj hHi..r .- expected to taxi"
pHa. before FousiDr "aerc ase s--ruu
hiei from thirty o. "ru thousand FEEDER
81 'aous
Au.ra commenced te-tiHli.s a4 chs
18th u'f te ru. u thr ilp.viap ir.a
scr uui pushing mWri lt1eni'a
fWrnts 'h.uss9J fru-u,- occupied
N,.'rm trs mic. iun H,psic auI
sHt,l e,u.g .he Nuf4w aud Rises
railroad
The British ministry vtrc le'easl 90
I'll. amn m.Ht To- tlr rrtau a' h1
nuiurn 81 .'asrn CIts'.na i.4 in
consequence communicated e.u tuc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

ns5- Fruit this year j. unusually
nbundan, and finely favored ufcourse
those who are blessed With so much
fruit, viii bear in mind that We ha,e
none uo orchard, anil consequently no
peaches. apples, pears, apricot-, or mel
Ions growing Delicate attention, viii
not he iruitiess Infect they ought to
and we presume win be fuipaL But
OF course that depends ppon de Size oi
the basket, huz, or barrel
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

rrc- Mr. J : Melntyre. Of New Or.
leans, and Mr. Johu u Eyaus. Of this
place, have kinkly sent rs largo luu.
die of New York and New Orleans
dailics and week.-Mrs.. embracing tha
very ln.est late.. MnnN thnnks
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

orR Jon OflI,E uur ueR Rotary
Press, which prints with ca-c. sud iu
beautiful style, thousand impression.
per hour. Is np and working finely We
have a new aud beautiful assortment ol
fancy nnd ornamental type and can tx
ceutc at short notice in the hest mau
ner and n prices shade pipte those
CHARGED in New Orlaaa. alI manner u
job work ineluliug pamphlets. hand
bills cards circular, bill heads. labels.
stamping cn,elopc. letter paper de-
we invite attention to our improved ia.
ciitics for doing good anil chaap work
We have on hand fine sa,ck 81 iclter
ioplscap and other paper arl. Nc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

E1j- Messrs q G. Grces n 60. invite
their friends to call and Examine their
rich and varied stock of summer goods.
which for quality and cheapncs-, can
not be surpassed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07
STEAM
ga " AND GRlST Nj

IlE undcrsig ned rrsl eetlull
| 10 ih ruh'ie, aui par''ca
ta,ir odd lrcHd- that their sics
and Gri,t Mn three milts soa
from NnrshnlI. i, iu perfect unnt'
AID that they are prepared 10 hiia' .
for lumber un fbort notice,
The machinery Is new Of the o'' p
mnn-np, and the lumber luIud
not be surpassed lay any saw W. "
state, Aud b,l',L han oil
Their Prices are NcfT ~
IN y wish 10 GIVE ANn iEF h''t
thereby encourage the Improves
Town and Couptty 49,.
luu should give them a lTiaN
pnrcha ing humber elsewhere Cd
Igcir Nil makes ms, excl ="
Saturday ~ devoted 10 grinding
A lbcra share oi patronage 1
Remember that tins l. lh' hF4
Ia GET the best hunter, on ibt VIZ
terms. ,t
MuAlEN y tolhA
Marshall. July I. Zoo.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

sr,- Attention is called to the card
OF Nessrs Y VI Moody d 60, Cotton
FACTORS and General Commission Mer-
chants, New Orleans Col Euatnp
'lAnS, has accepted the agency Of
this house, aud solieiis bar Friends
Throughout, the State, who trade ia the
Crescent City, to favor him with n
liberal portion Of their business The
nrteeedcn,s Of tbs firm are mcr.toriou.,
the members Of it ara men # business.
and they have abundant mean. They
viii make the usual advances upon con
SHIPMENTS, or the growing erop
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

Da5 \ riot occurred In shreveport on
tins lib between the negro soldiers and
the citizens, the particulars oi which
will be doubtless given BY the Shreee
port papers The conduct of the negro
troops, us we learn was disgmccful
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

Seg- Loeb md Jones have removed
and are n receipt ofu larec anil sllcn
did assortment OF ncw good, See ad
ycrtisement
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

fIsE RsiSs On Nonaa, higl,t there
was splendid ram, followed Is heavy
showers On Tuesday The crops up to
this period locked bad and the pres pect
was that there would be scarcely enough
corn rs.sed to bread the county A
friend informed Ms a week ago, that The
corn crop woa.d not average I've bushels
% the asre Ihese rains have come too
late to bensf, materially the carly corn
tu. that planted late win thrive well.
anl pfeiaee . heavy Yield
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

nas- See the advertisements Of Mr..
NJ Koseuhnm. His riure continues
10 attract custom.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

1xe Sec the card OF Mes-rs Gates.
Gillespie, a Co Cotton Factors aud Gen.
crnl Commission Merchants. New Or
leans rhi. is one Of the best firms ia
the city They are al bu.ines. men
and have large capital Capt { T.
1alley, f,orably known through out this
portion Of Pc State l. 10 rcl rcscutatiye
ia East Texas, and prepared 20 mako AL
vanecs on the growing crap
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

LST- Accounts from rp.hur Ru,k.
Cherokee, Nacogdoches and Marion
counties, state that the crop prospect
were never better