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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING AND
BINDING.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONED OF PRIsIING,
EnGuuEuz- nhia-Inis iaGG -
NEALBD PROPOSALS WILL BE
y received at the Office of the Secretary of State
of the State Of Ohio, until
Tuesday, the 2Ist day OfAugust, .
At z O'Clock IL, for executing the State Printing
for the period OF tw0 years, and for executing the
state Binding for the period Of one year., from and
after the first Monday Of November next ensuing,
in accordance with the provisions OF the act emil
tied IAN act to provide for E execution and SUI
pervision Of the State Printing and blhulng,
passed March a, 1860, the act supplementary
thereto, passed May l, 1862. and the act amehda-
tory thereof, passed April 6, 1866
Full printed specifications can be had on apph-
cation to the Secretary Of State.
Each proposal must be accompanied ~ a Dohu,
executed in due form by the bidder, with 1t least
two good and sufficient %sureties, satisfactory 10
the Commissioners of Printing, in the penal sum
Of ten thousand dollars, conditioned lor the ialth-
full performance, pursuant to law Of such class,
or classes, of the State printing as may De ad,
Judged to him, and for the payment as hquidated
damages by such bidder to the state OF an excess
of ecst over the bid or bids Of such bidder which
the State may beObliged to pay for such work ~
reason Of the failure of such bidder 70 complete
his contracts; said bond to be null ana Ielu Il no
contract shall be awarded to him. No bd uHac-
compdn!ed bg such bond t0it be entertained by NE Conf
like bond in the penal sum Of FIVE thousand
dollars, must accompany each proposal ior loia-
ing, stitching or binding.
Eopies of bonds Gin blank will be furnished TO
bidders on application to the Secretary Of state
In all RESPECTS the printing and binding shall be
executed, and the bills thereof made out, hled,
audited and paid in conformity with the provisions
Of the act 'To provide for the execution and su,
| pervision of the State Printing and bindlng'
passed March p, 1866, and the amendatory act OF
April G, 1s66-to which acts reference IS hereby
made for such further information as may be de-
sired.
Proposals to be sealed and endorsed on the out
/ side Of the envelope, Proposals for Public Print
ing or q Proposal for Binding, , as the case
may be, and addressed TO the Secretary Of state.
WIN. HENRY SMITH,
Secretary of State.
MOSES Z. BRADLEY,
Comptroller Of the Treasury.
JAMES d. GOODMAN,
ivIl.3t2 Auditor Of State.
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FLAGGiNG.-The sidewalk in front Of
Sturtevant's new block on Pittsburg street,
Is being lagged.
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~-PHTLOSDPHY OFMAKRIAGB.

RESH FHiLOSOfh1 Or MAhhlhHB-
rae Proprietors Of e. New York Museum Of Anat-
omy have determined, regardless OF expense, 70 rs
sue free (for the beneht Of suffering humanity, and
suppression Of qusokery) four OF their most inter
estfpS and instructive Lectures on Marriages end
sts DisqualifoAtious Nervous and Physical hSti-
~. Premature decline OF Manhood, lndigeetioni
Weakness or Depression, Impote1cy, Loss oil Epof-
sy and Manly Power the Great Seoisi kNil, ena
tscse NJ sladies which result from youthful folleE,
eIoesses Of maturity, and ignoranoe Of Fhysiongy
and iaus CT nature.
These Iuval1able Lectures have been the maans
ienlighteaiDg and sowing thousands, and WIZ be
orvnrded free, on receipt Of four stamps, by ad
dressing SECRETARY, Rev York Museum o!
Anatomy and Medicine, els Broadway, hew York.
ahlEEa
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SKELETON FoUSD.-The workmen engaged
in ~excavating for the new American Ex-
press barn in rear Of Johnson's Block,
between Water and Bank streets, Wednesday
discovered the skeleton of a human being,
almost entire, aud near the same spot e boot
and hat were also discovered. The skeleton
was examined by a surgeon Of this city
who gave it as his opinion that the bones
had been in the ground for over twenty
years, and that they had previously been
through q dissecting room, as the skull had
been divided by saving. How the bones
came there is unknown, but they were
probably buried by some student Of anat-
omy and physiology, after having answered
his purpose as a subject of study.
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Y.P.C. socIAFIE.-The Young Peoples
Christian Association, held q sociable last
evening in the West High School Hall.
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SsF-THE BRIDAL CHAMBER-An
Issay Of Warning and Instruction for Young hen.
Also, new and reliable treatment for Diseases OF
the Urinsry and Sexual Systems. Sent free In
sealed envelopes. Address Dr.. J. Skiiin Hougheou,
Hcaara Association, Phiiadclphis, Pa. my 9:R4.
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WHr.-Why is it that improbable stories
are called "fsby7 or "fsh-stories'f How
did the custom Of SO calling them origin
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DoN'r De ALARMED-The following from
the New York Herald is quite as applicable
to this city as to the metropolis. So much
good sense is seldom found in 50 small a
compass keep the person clean, cool and
comfortable, and The mind placid. Do not
indulge in unripe fruit or wilted vegeta-
bles. Partake spariDgly project altogether
deleterious drinks, which are hurtful at all
times. Be careful of four diet. Above all,
do not let a cholera panic seize you, for ii is
almost as bad as the scourge itself. By
following this advice there need be but lit
tic apprehension Of the prevalence of any
seated or widespread epidemic in this city
this season."
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A OF OHIO, 90
CUYAHOGA COUNTY 10

STATE OF OHIO, GO
CUYAHOGA COUNTY (o''
IN PURSUANCE TO THE COM
L mand Of a writ of feri faoias, issued to me
from the Court Of Common Pleas Tor said County
Of Cuyshoga, in the cause OF George I. Copeland
and samuel Y Copeland, plaintiff, and Albert G.
Morey and s4nuel J. Walker, defendants, l have
levied upon, ana shall expose TO public sale on tho
9th day of August, A. D. 1856, at the hour Of two
O'Clock, p. m. Of said day, at the South door Of the
County Court House in the city Of Gle Gland, in
said County Of Cuyshoga, the following described
property, 10 Wit:
The interest Of said defendant Samuel J. Walker
in a certain lease for the lands and tenements, to
wit;
Being a part of original lot No. 53 in the city OF
Cleveland, County of Cuyahogs and State Of Ohio,
and bounded Westerly by the EasteTly line of said
original lot No. IS; Southerly by q line drawn
parallel : it'll the Westerly line OF Superior street,
and A25 feet and one inch Northerly therefrom; and
Northerly by a line drawn parallel with the South
erly line Of ST. Clair street. and 80 feet Southeriy
therefrom. Said described premises being 81 feet
3 inches front on the EasteTly line of Bank street,
and about five rods deep at right angles to said
street
Said lease runs for IS years FROM the I'D day Of
July, Is52.
ALBERT T. sLADE b. T. LUCAS,
Att'ys for Plaintiffs.
FELIX NICOLA, Sherid Cuyahoga Co, o.
Clevelsn Ohio, July %, 1856. iy26:353
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LEGAL.
TYTFED STATES COLLECTORS SALE.

I TKITED STATES COLLECTORS SALE.
- By virtue Of two warrants Of distraint, 1
have levied on and shall expose for sale at Public
Vendue, according to law, at Brooklyn township,
county, Ohio, on Wednesday, the Sth
day Of August, 1866, at > o'clock, p. m, the fol
personal property, to wit The lea.ehold
interest of Henry c. smith, in certain lands leased
by him Of George J.. Chapman, January :, 1856,
described as follows, namely Commencing at u
point North the fence known as Strable's fence,
whore Il iet-rsects with Ain sirs-.1 and from
thence running Easterly up the hill TO Mr. Norri-
sons old line fence, and thence along tho line OF
said fence Northcrly to a spring, from which Dor
tenback B Go. obtain W ter, and from thence 10 wal
worth Run westerly, following the outlet OF aid
spring, and from thence along the line Of said run
Southerly to the place of beginning, and the said
Smith & Co. agree to not disturb tbs purity Of said
spring water, aud also said Smith & Co. hSree to
give roadway along the line Of the creek same as
now used, and in consideration thereof agrees TO
pay George L. Chapman one hundred and twenty
hve dollars per year for the term Of two years,
with the privilege Of five years at The same rate.
l Office, Isafs, l Lounge, l desk, 1 Office stove and
pipe, . chairs, l crude Gil tank and the building
enclosing the same, 1 barrel house, glueiDg house
and apparatus, l lot Of mi ped paiats, three 55-bar-
rel oil stills and sheds enclosing the same, ! engine
and boiler, / brick engine house, l treating house,
3 agitatOTs and operators thereto belonging, )
bleaching tanks, l potash kettle, 8 barrels Gaso-
line, 40 empty d~emijOuH, 10 crude oil barrels,
~planking and bridging belonging TO said premises,
l tar tank aud y pcs attached to the same.
Terms cash on day of Sale.
Cleveland. July Is, is6G jy26-sso
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PoLtcE CouRr-JULY 27TH-JUDeE ABBEY
PREsrD1yG.-Drunk-J~hn Terry, Harry
Jones, Charles Lewis, James Austin, Joseph
Shields. James Edwards, Annie Edwards,
Henry Manehan and Wells, fined 81 and
costs; John Tcnner, Wells Leonard and
Peter Warren, fined 81 and costs solomon
Lambert, nelled.
Passing Liquor into the Prison-Milton
Manchester, fined the costs.
Vagrancy-Kste 0'Conner and Ann Ire
land, sent to the Work House 60 days.
Fast Drivrng-WiIliam Trew,fn 81 and
costs.
Violating Market administrations
Kurbz, fined s. and costs.
Petit Larceny-Henfy J. Graham, fined
s. and costs, aud seut to jail Eve days on
bread and water; John Wright, fined s.
and costs, and len days in jail on bread and
water.
Carrying Concealed Weapons-Thomas
Hyer, fined IS and costs.
Assault and Battery-Charles Lutz, fined
81 and costs.
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DAVID n. WATSON, Recorder,
july 70, 1856. jy2l 33S-4s-itw-D

AN ORDINANCE-To provide for
n The construction OF a side walk on the east
side Of Beach street, in the incorporated yiilaSeoi
Berea.
SIC. 1. Be it ordained iy the Council Of the in
oorporated village Of Bcrea- that each and every
owner Of lots or lands Rbutting on the cast side OF
Beach street, from the Btgl Ecad to the north
line OF lot owned by Thomas keuy's beirs, sinai
onstruct or cause to be constructed under the ~
peryision of the committee CT streets, on OF before
tho first dav OF September, A. d. 1866, a good and
substantial sidewalk, Of good tagging, not less
than four feet wids, the outer edge 10 heslN fett
from front Oflot. The whole to be done to the &C
ceptanoe OF the Council.
comply with the provisions Of tho FIRST section Of
this ordinance within the time specified in sNd
section. the said Council shalt cause the said side
walk 10 be constructed, and the expense OF sad
construction shall be assessed on said lot or lots
This ordinance shall take effect on and after
its passage.
Passed May ilth, 1856.
JOHN BALDWIN, Mayor.
D. r. wATsoS, Recorder. iy2lS3s
AN ORDINANCE-For the extension
n OF Center street, in the incorporated village
Of Berea.
oorpoFated village Of Berea, that Center stret
in said village Of Berea, be and is hereby extended
from its previous terminus TO the cast street Of
said village.
included in said extcntiou of said street, and that
the south line Of said Hancock alley be the south
sac. 5. said Cent street to be fifty E wide On
said extension. |,
after its passage.
Ohm BALDWIS, Mayer.
=. B. WArsoS, ReeoLder; lSzI:SsS
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NOTICES

NOTICE.-Mr. Ban. P. Eells Is this
day admitted a member OF oar hrm, aud the
b1siaess will hereafter be conducted under the
arm name Of Hussey, Mcbride & Co.
HUSSE & MCBRIDE.
Cleveland. 0 July l. Is66. jy27.sS5
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CITY NEWS.

DoGs.-Tho dog slayer has killed % dogs
during the last three days.
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c., c. d C. &. &. co.
CLEVELAND, o., July 20, 1856. J
,IVTnENn nE E0VR pER EENT,

n has been declared by this Company, payable
August Ist, next, free of Government tax. stock
holders registered on the Now York books will be
paid at the saioe Of the United States Trust Com
pauy Of New York. The transfer books viii pc
eloses from July 2lst, until August I'd
Nv order Of the Board of Directors.
GEORGE &. RUSSELL,
;,1-ao eoe Treasurer.
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ORDINANCES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIYBN
IN III { il il deemed necessary by the Council
OF the incorporated village of Berea, to grade Frent
street, in said village, between Bridge street and
ne TO raise the present grade, at the interssction Of
said street, with Bridge street, ~ two feet, and
lower the came eighteen inches at a point two
hundred and thirty feet sOuta Of said intorsecHoni
and making the grade Uniform TO the said Union
School Louise lot.
All D rsons tanning damages by reason OF such
grading, are hereby notidedthat they are required
10 file their claims in writing with the Recorder
OF said vii age. within two ~ weeks after the lsth
day of August, 1866, or be forever barred nom
Ming auy claim or receiving any damages therefor.
By order Of the Council.
DAVID Il. WATSON, Recorder.
T,tv 10 1886 iygl SIS4S-itw-D
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WHY NOT USE THE REST

-OyER TWENTY YEARS ineress ng demand
has established the act that MATHEWS VIZ
NETIAN HAIR DYE is the beat in the world. 1t
IS the cheapest, the most reliable, and most coh-
~veuisnt. ompl=tc in ons Bottle. Does not re-
quire any previous Preparation Of the hair. No
trouble. No crock or stain. Produces a beauti-
full black or brown, as preferred. A child can ap-
ply it. Always gives satisfaction. Only IS cents
per bottle. Sold every where.
A. 1. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y.
DENAs BARNS s CO., New York, ThoIcsale
Agents.
Also, MATHEWS ARyICA HAIR GLOSS for
restcring and dressing the Hair. jy2.EI7-esd
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RSr MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY,
An Esssy Of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE
he vital powers, with sure means Of relief. hent
free Of charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address
DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Associa-
ion, Philadelphia. Pa i~une9:33s D6h
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narTHE GREAT NEM ENGLAND

REMEDY.-Dr. }. W. Polsud'b white Pine Com
pound, is now offered to the afflicted throughout
the country, after having boon proved by the test
OF eleven years, in the New England States, where
ifs merits have become 3 well known as the tree
from which, in part, it derives its virtues. The
White Piao Compound cures Sore Throat, Oolds,
Coughs, DiFthoria, Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood,
aad Pulmonary Affections generally. Il is 3 re-
markabIe Remedy for Kidney Complaints, bishe-
tcs, Difficulty Of Welding Urine, Bleeding from the
Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other con-
paints.
Give it 4 trial IL you would leE-u thc yalue OF =
good and tried Medicine. IL il Plss7aut -afennd
sure.
Sold by Druggists aud Dealers scSlcil sene-
illy.
9EO. W. SWEET N. D., Proprietor.
Boston, Mass.
BENTON, MYERS & OASFIELD, And STRONG
~ETRnNl Acenfs- lnnEl. l. ln-M
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DRAuGHTs-MAT chen GAME FOR THE CRAM
PIoSsHIP.-on Tuesday afternoon, at l o'clock
was commenced, in the office of Palmer &
Dennis, a matched game Of checkers, or
draughts, for the championship of Ohio,
between the present champion, Mr.. E. Nor
throp, of Elyria, and Mr.. J.. NJ. Myers, an
amateur Of this city. The match was to be
decided by the first thirteen winning games.
Thiriy-one games were played, occupying
three days and neither party being yioto-
rious, the players, much fatigued, adjourned
sine die. Nine games were played the first
day, resulting as follows
NOrthrop and o
Myers won..--.-------.l, 5, A, , and ;
Drawn and y
Time occupied, 5 hours.
Twelve games were played on the second
day
Northrop won.--.-11, 1S, 16, Is, 10 and q
Myers -.@v
Drawn ...-....-----IO, y, Il, Is and II
Time, s hours.
Ten games were played the third day
| Northrop won &c and -
| Myers
| Drawn--.-..22, %, q, &c, Is, %, 80 and 81
Time occupied, 9 hours and so minutes.
The time occupied in the last game was !
hours and 50 minutes.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 games, Ny
ers 6 games, drawn games, Is.
The game, during its progress, attracted
considerable attention from checker players
Mr.. Northrop has been the acknowledge
champion of Ohio fer the past twenty-cn'
years. Mr.. Myers is comparatively a be
ginner, having played but three years
His playing certainly is highly creditabl'
70 himself and gratifying 70 his friends.
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IN THE SPRING OF 1855, MR.. 0. 4. CROSBY COMPLETED HIS NJ
L NIFICENT OPERA HOUSE at cost OF 100000 Owing to the suat excess ofhs expnh
over the original einata rsuning from THE mhancdv due fmateassn and hbord Turing the
from notifications sand Improvement suggested in TIL progress of tie work whhhN enseGr
his design, and from other unforeseen causes which it's Unnecessary bs state Mr. crosby j
amt hnanGAny embarrassed and only succeeded in his purpose giving to OhHagoths noble v
Of art at the sacrifice fhs hrtune -
This reverse having made the sale fhe property necessary the friends of Atn hi and Z
Cn cities hmow urged the idaO fmahng its dsPsal the basis Of National Distribution ofPsnt
prominencsi in business circles here and led to he subscription, byA number of thsl leading
ems T CfcWoo off Iws fund fol- the Institution the" OPERA HOUSE ART ASSOCIATION
ne obkctso OF which should the oaHzatond the original ct Of thee pTs House, BY the sal
certificates om mbehP,a and the distribution by lot of the Opera House md large eOneedo
There will beimudfo members certificates for 10000 shares at $500 each, numbering from
30 OinIuHve WHICH ENTITLE THE HOLDER TO Receive ONE OR MORE OF q FB
STEEL ENGRAVINGS HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED, A SHARE II NTH WAR; {
PREMIUMS adh free aimdoRt to the Galleries of the Association until the awTdu takes place.
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New YoRk, July 97.-The msrning papers
contain the following specials FROM Wash
ington:
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Certificates, Five Dollars.

The Purchaser Of a Certificate will receive '
- The Little Wanderer,' or, "
are worth the price Of 1.-THE Certificate.
Subscribers for two or more Certificates vii
fcates taken. For Engravings issued to these
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The British Government has proposed to
the United States, through the Department
Of State, q reciprocity disagreement between
the to countries, in substance as follows;
That England agree to send home to the
United States all the distressed American
seamen in British waters, the United States
TO follow suit. In order to effect this it will
be necessary for Congressional action.
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AMERICAN WATCHES.

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-06

IN a worl. every article usually found
N 70" hest Dry Goods Storcs which viii
20 sold at the very lowest figures They
".. npt be undcts1ld hy ANYBODY
Cd. and see Tor yourselves The rrc'-
'rs Store House aud thr handsomr~l ard
h"'l complete stock OF goods ever brought
= Marshall
eo5 Nr. 3 + frcdcrici, well known
' ''Nn 10 this community, aud Mr. Low
4 'v, who went To Virginia with the
,'la''h,'l Guards. viii wait on customers.
4 'rnnhle TO hem to show goods, and i
Y h'a pleasure 20 them - wait On Gus
m'r' We repeat Call aud SEE tor
selves Yon cannot fail to buy
March q, | -66 30
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Jefferson Advertisements.
SAN D. NosELEY .IuiS T. MusEtEY
SAM. e. ND>ILI1 Co.
AI'lbk\I.h~ AT LAW.
AND
General iaid Immigration.
and oiiccting Agents,

JEFFEESON TENS.
tThe Gommefriai Emporium ~ North
eJn md K1si,ra T,ras. and adjaesnf
IHiiaa Yery,tties ani cctb, n the
t"f'oH and cram 3F0riHy portions
If TeJasJ
htFtR their services in Purchasing,
- >r.ltg. and Leasing. and Renting
Lands 10 Qnicling and r,r'tclug lilcs.
Paying Taxes. E~tubl .hiug the Rights Of
Non resident OHucr. and lisirs. n Pro.
rrctIue lAids from Adverse Occupancy
nHd Possession. Collecting and Securing
p.hls aud 10 Furnishing Valuable Inlor
matt TO Land ONnr., Capitalists, I'm.
migrants aod Creditor.
GENERAL LAND REGISTRATION.
oar uillc j. .poued Tor the Registra
ton Of Land. Owners thereof. their
Agu's aud Attoru,y-, are invited 10 cor.
f,-p"nd ard co operate with u., promptly
inrurhug lui, g. .,up'iuu- embracing 10.
cslliy q aufi'y of Improved aul UuIm
proved QneIl.y ahd Character, %, to Soil.
Timber Water and all lhai advantage,
oar Register wl. be- open Zoe public la.
spectou ire o .harsa
LAND OWNERS
VIII advise u- OF her fern, of sale
i.tasc or Rcnt aud to enable rs 10 Lease.
Rent Sell, and convey vii mrni-h u
with uli Power. OF Attorney, To toe &C.
kuow.rdg'd aud certified. 10 IN the State
of Texas before IA Notary Public or
Clerk " County Court unaer seal
md ID out of the State. before a ind 20
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20 ACRES OF LAND

WILL be sold a, Auction on the 5ih
W day OF April next, the following
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\ ClR('l LAR.

GuNnR, TENAS, March p 1850
" Editor he Time will soon come
ehtn. from the many nspinn's 60 the oi
fire u Judge IN the Sixth Judicial ~.
ir.rt Of the State Of Texas, some pu, must
b, selected 10 til that position, we. the
peopc OF Upshnr County, take rrcn,
pleasar, in suggesting the name o. Col. j.
|. CAMP, OF upshur Ills profound legal
arlainmtul., his polished and lagicaI mind
M. sterling integrity, mud 'hri-tlan char.
.r,rr render him emiaeHtly qualified lo
f'l.nit ,honid b. hl,d. that high and
rs.pos,blt position lie is no, IN a,pi
rant. bni Il he will suffer his maine To 20
before tn people Of the District. he will
receive the cordial support Of
5l3w MANY VOTERS
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; Il \ q l.. LINZ
Ariisal, ana Departures of
the Stages

the Stages.
THE Stage. Of the undersigned win
leave Tor the places designated as
follows
For Henderson Rn.k. Crockett. Hunts.
vile, Anderson and Nayasu'u On Mon.
DAYS Wclne days. aud FRIDAYS. ut e
o'clock \. VI Arrive next DAYS at :
o'clock, + VI
Lave for Jefferson daily. on the arri.
val OF ,nr cars from shreveport. connect
ing at JEFFERSON on Iursdiy-, rhur.dtys.
and SATURDAYS, with the line TO paing,-
hrld, Nj Pleasant and Chrksvi.lr
The Car, leave daiIy. ur : O'Clock 4
VI connecting AZ GrccuWoui with double
dail' lur Of stage 10 shreveport Stage.
"lll cnll for or {. liver passengers at either
OF the Hotels Restaurants, or Boarding
House. ia town.
Sr,Gy OfFlcF Next door Elst of the
Nnmwoth Livery Stable. North OF the
Court House
SAWYER BKADFlElp. \ co.
froprie'ors
Marshall Feb .. ls66 26u