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A y N i
W Sole L's.es and Mmlsere''.....hr' J0HN WU ~
stage Manager IL SN -
(ruIs EarABIrsuxvx1 poss NOT ADVERTISE Is rus
SEEYoEE HEAALDl
a HAPPY YEwYEARw
THIS EyENiSG AEn Ey va :, E t,L
AND DURI%G THE HOLIDAYS
VIII be rre.sn.ei tu- surces.u Spectacular Romance Ok
o. THE LONE PRISONER Os TIE CHATEAU Dr.
with tie eminent aud fivofiie Ef'isi.
Ut. l.. bANkAPORT - .
The Spectacle produced ia style Of ngninsence
" O0EotoJs scsnEnY. L e.,4tt = "o''O'
woHH6gbAS 0E2sgsM MfaaiahISSi T4 EffFFEcrs,
"o"p2bNTp 4 fF"''WERFUL CAST.
M oe1 ss. st q TO her .hra,r ba,,er tran by present
e. ,nrul MONTE CtlsrO fsr a boldly dt"--l oahet
MOST CgI r. La. b.roae at ouo- the .uo'r' ,nina
tr1,ic r-o ~ fhc =. ~" elements - " gay Of
ey. prl.,d to aye isoni TOO ons lingering On any 0ns'
,Lzp.c.s.
Door. open at y o'clock curtain rises precisely At y
y Sen ss1'. secured three day, IL .dy,nes.
W Proprietor and Manas-r....Mr LESTER WALLACE
trnls r,raBLisnlrSr ro1s yor ADVERTISE IN
sgwYoEK HERALD
Open 3, :. O'Clock. B-gn.sts.
NJ WALLACN brss TO announce thl IN oEdef 10 cary
0-' ''' NovELTY AND VARIETY.
rn
he w." iSSfEHlsriSG 4SD Effective DRAMA
'''''I''i ssPHGKLIEG AND BRILLIANT Comedy
rCi
MONDAY.
fFFWYEARS NIGHT
" ron, st.uiird tomeiy,
SECRETS WORTH KNOWING
win be repeated IA which VII spper a"'ars Fr'derics
Robinson. Charles F.afsr. VI. smt. George Holland
Youu- Norton. =. k.nssold Crilsm Pope N.rd sirs-
Jennng Mia. lone BulAr Mr John SETON. and Mis- Car
T1pspAY-LOyE's sACHwiCr.
WFDNESDAf-LOsT ~ LONDON Oas; time for the
"TfUiisDAy-rrtr room GENTLEMAN tdrs. tine this
TeIbAy-LOvr's eAcRlFCC.
III WALLACE has received FROM London play by
NttI TAYLOR.
founded o. sl.,s Bradaer.s ,eebr,'rd novel entitled
HENRY DUNBAR
Or lHg tuTc4sT
which IL be coon prod1ced win ew Scenery Music &C.
GREAT CAST
NTIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Le.see and Fundamentally "hEAILEf'
rms rsrABLisupr,r1 poss NOT ApyEnrIsE ~ ras
SEW T0RE HEE4LD.J
Door, open q, Il. resias q a ....-..-.,,..,.,-,
holiday AND NEN-YEARS ENTERTAINMENT
MONDAY, Jan. l. l..t,
TIE a''''''l''' Mss Lucille WESTERN,
viii sp0car, IN cousrqucAre ~ il
DECIDED SUCCESS
IA tie romafiic dame l ti.c- acis, enlisted
GREEN EU SHE'S;
Or 4 IUSDEGD YEARS AGO.
sa''''"''ss li mi. hHD &iDAMF CT. AUBERT
Messr.. ] q. Bururt,. J. W. ,ohrr Gro betk'' T..
HItr Placid, Mara Macder May Wells, &c.. Sc. in ths
EEW sc;EaSlaY s2srUY,,zs.s g., ATo APPOINTMENTS
Nrsicol Coriucor o. b. Dc lsor,l Admission, IS cent
Received scs,s 81 fumly Cuce. (en.sancc ~ CeioysI
81 CEN" "
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Gales bp Anftiott.

N A. NJ. mISwIN. AnononeoF 90 ,
pY BL$Gs, MERwIN q Co, Nos; 80, ga and M,
rs eee Urosdwsy cor Of 4'hst-Sslss o. booAs 80
ssr.r pictures wos' Of Art Fancy aoodt Furniture &c
DO0K TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. Az
m opposite ST. Nicholas doei-ohO a; LIZ
Urn Ancuoneer by T. Coo.ev CoI1,lil,--. eo-o----
HEYRY B. HERTZ, Jr., Auctioneer.-Auc-
IL 'i ssPP;rcIAL AND PrREMPToRY SALE OF
$4,000 WORTH OF ELEGANT SILVER AND Sill liz
,or.,ber with an immense stock Of
ooln svn SILVER WATCHES. DIAMONDS AND
.fsn descriptions ,-.o,-,,,.,,, -.
Sac will commence Ct store NJ" ''i hhVA'" ~ w
posite metropolitan Hotel. on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, ct ELEVEN O'Clock, An
md continue urtl the stock Is disposed D.
s,ev be positive The above go'd- must be sod a. any
sacrifice. for the beuent Of the credii'f'
large SALE or UNITED STATES ORD
NANCE PBOFIkIl
WIZ be sold n public Auction py z, =. " o. II la ~
Anctoneer Allegheny Arens 'i.nuIsn 70 i eo4i't5
ioSing sritss:
s. Ipp,r Ca.sula'c Carriages, cast iron.
A. 90 F'ye.5n Mu.ket. aui Rife new ard repaired
n s0l 4. > Mr,kef. sud Rif'-. new aud repaired
s281 Fjrei.n Ausktts an q dcs-
I364 :. Nusiefs ar. hif-s-
sal8 b.eecI- LUfdiaT no o,itr 8IsitA
ts9 Co.'s sud shapes iNl,s
- Sr1Gias Raet,
- 70 Shot Guns.
,Ol2 Niusket and Rife Bsuels.
ts9o fayo.e's, Than sulai anu oHcId
d 2 1875 Revolver.
1875 Sat,r. aid Swords
SOn sets Cavalry Accouiesmeuts
SNQ Se Infantry &C 'oIfcrrcus
$500 S.dd es. Cavllry ENG Ar.iA'ry u,
tiO0 Pare oi Horse Equipments BRIDES 1oIse Dlu''o
Curry Combs &c
1900 Sadc kldnhes
1870 Pa,ts o. Artillery Ea-uess
t0N Pond. Powd-r Ciniou Nrssr;. le and Sportin1'
q ,,ouuee Se.s Of roaglt iron Paris, 10. IaDeua'e
Carriage.
CO.. Tuus Scrip Cos. iron.
q Tuus Scrap Wrought l-ou- 49,.
s. Tuus Lead and Aulmouy, in I--t Type Metal
To- Wrought lro Axes.
gGn Pounds Lead pIoss
I1,0N Packing Boxes
a Large Lot n Arprudaces for M1skets Ger. ines &c
A a-ls Dot W Artillery lupl,mHuts End nd Aelia
A large %. Of SILrs Part. far Nlsatts, sc.
A ar.e 10 o. fools sHt Machines. ..,.
Purca-,, " IN br rcqli,eG to remove tie Property within
Sn DAYS after t.e sale.
T T. r WHITLEY.
Licr Col O. 0rauonre ard hrere Brig 6eA T. = Arn1y'
AlLEGuANY .gsESLL Dec q. -ul..
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4
Dr POLAND: In the Fal o. ii TOOK v'E5 violent ca d
heb brought ou yorysrv c' a.. pam b. sde ana 'au
add li.lu- blood al.1 vrrT badly ulicid with ta.
troublesome sense. tie KIDNEY COMlLAlNG pr tae
tir-e vrars past been very much troubled win ~
throat uO .ul-t. chnE'ug I'D rlls 81 ui'nfr slf1i
,vh bs3 congh alef tsisu- blood; l-t irs' ny 'rnc
here must Be- short u.-ss r1 relief Tbs rpT rf 7
v-ss Induced 90 tIy vour WHITE ttNE tDhfNl-'p.
though nv faith in b small But ~ aston trin~n
before Ia tak- boifts uy cnrc better tir td.
uey aso. and could rrs u-ts without choEuf ur
ana sisrg urch have tsen neal tree bot. lee aud eH
L. ius hkr vel
would 1si that ty fstters ~ y 10 inclined @ couF1mp
NnL EL--r n-n.L-- .ua W. u 20 u-y-. DO q !.
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trsrs~AvT O hET-n--As4rr's IFFCN,
No s5l LIcu. HAVE. >rw-t oaE Dec. ~ ,eJ1
GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES AND
- MULES fN ryire.1,e.-WH be- fod Of public suction
uoverilcu. ,ab O.. corner u TIL yhi.hs. an 4eHh
tvrIse, -.
,.r- hundred Horses on IT ESDAy 81 January. 1910
one hulu-ad Iorsss. ou d .~pAt Oh January io15.
O.r bun r-d Mules OF I+ i'RsIAl -.h JaHla.y ltol.
Cpa luad-ad Nues on lhl E@Daf. lltl .'uutry. 10
One bundled Nue.. o. TIL ISD4l. Tab lsl-aary. l,t
Tie der attention ol pur c-s is called 10 thr tA'el
eut quo iy these gHi1 tlug oi good III" end h s'o-
cord iIn. The SIN Ir .H1 wr 1rcarn 10 harness.
BEL : th- surolus c.rns o. the Washington Depot
AuiE.sie soli siury.
SIC o. to1urHc a. 10 D.
TELM t-Cc.i iu Urt-i >.ttns currency.
By oroo- Of .Bio -0-n. IhfEs 4 EhlN,
in chsrs- Fir-t Division r. u. u. o.
L. LEROY Moons. CsIt and. q 81.
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9n5nraHre Companies.
~ WALLSTREET.

NEw-YORK FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
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Amnsemenis.

NETWORK CIRCUS
~ (HIPPOrhEATROS).
fourteenth-st.. opposite the Academy Of Music
L. h Manager.
trnm ESTABLISHMENT DOES Sor ADvERr1a IN rH1
ELw YoRK BEHALD)
EEW-YFA AIRS FESTIVITIES,
mATTNEFs EVERY DAY AT a.
MATiSEES EVERY DAY Al Il
MATlNEES EVERY DAY AT y.
SUpE 30 ARRAY or ATTRACT IONS,
FQUES1RlANl'M, GYMNASTiC, AND ACROBATIC
bringing mo Reputation the entire strength Of
TIE LARGEST
and lNCOMPAKABLN THE BEST TROUPE,
ofdarug Idrs eHd accomplished gymHas brought to-
getheT IN ArIrhra.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT,
at q and O'Clock, vii be presented
MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME or
BRILLIANT ARENIC NOVELTIES.
THE CHAMPION BAREBACK RIDER
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URIE RAmwAY.-Trains leave Depot foo

HVDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
ROADOn and after Nondiy Jan. 1910 trains Tor Al
bsuy AMI Troy cunreciug with Northern aud western uAns
Will leave New. Nork a. follows; .., ,
IN = m via Hudson River Railroad Th,rttth'n and
Ts,tb.aye connecting With trainl Tor North aud W
Ia m via iul.on River RaiiEcad connecting win North
, vis Harlem Railroad Twsny.siIthst. and Fourth
go. ,,tssrtius with trains g. NORTH aud W est ~
3.ts D ~ via Hudson River haroid CONNECTING o. ivy
With trn for Montreal with Size ping cor attached
" -, 81, Harlem Railroad. connecting with Western
train. sieepug-crrs attached n albany A..
a. m vi, Tndson Rive Railroad sleeping GERS from Now
yo 10 unao nnd Su-psu.ion Brdgr without ch,he A'V'
10 Montreal via saratoH. Tbis Train rnh' o" ohut Il.
tnrhrd connecting Albany and Troy win morning "
''i ''''" SUI WM u vASDL.EDILT Vice PTs'isenI
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- QUEENS lOWE-Ihe lnman Line sailing seai-wecs'
" ryfr- t.r Oh. tt aet h-i!s $500 .
.tIiN a. Wf5sl.Gl OG..........SAIURDAf JIM. o
tNGhlOJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uNt@DAi JAN.le
ti = DF LNtDDN .............H 81 l.lAl - A.'.iS
and eacu su.rsrius SATURDAY anu NLDNE5Dhli
.. Don from lrr SO a., North River
EalEs % PASSAGE
~ the mall steamer sailing every Sl'urIav:
FIRST rAEfA.......... 1I.l iti Cumming "
10 Iurlor.......... a. 60 Loni0u........... "a
Il Iaus ............ i.f 10 tans.....s........ ~
PAYABLE ~ COED
ps'sls- - the W'ire.lay "~'urr: First Ca0-A So
Sftrr.te s. psfab.- DO O. 81 currency
ras..ngrt .so forwarded 10 hsyle, hamOurs Bremen
&, 30 u1trrtr fl.~s - ,
G. tls .Hs 10 ..cs be ~ here ~ ic4aoui
t-ffin. %. ttt.- f-rfd.
L--LA d L--.-- ~ -. D. LL------ ---.-l .-E
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FROM ELEnY z. cAHO0N

Several olrr c'eTgymen and phyaicss AYE ,.o "i"o
20 llr r., highly approving Of Al' "AI4L TINE VA
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TESTIMONIALS.

j lt~ I'M Nt-N ltAi<.p
very large number important Testimonials have air cd
beer received from Flysc.lif crgymeu porn irirs cnc
indeed from all csses DID, society, sra ne % me nys n-
.eI.ue term. of me WHITE PINE tJAIO~NN
Dr. Nichols OF Nor'ltrd. w., a.rs:
81 fad the WHITE riNE (ONPOJNnto be very cih'
cacions not only 10 cours and other pmonc fco oH b.
also 90 affections " me Lducys, deay o. tae stomach Ad
.ler kifdrri organs.
lie Res. =. Ia. Chase a. Lru.rcy. y. ~. wfiits: 1900
81 have fr -sI'd Or " flit f'.F fDN-
POUND 1vsiusbe remedy. cgu iTuv ery list fc
rs-d il Is even more t-.CIon- aut valuable ttn ever
blye taken tAs COMPOUAD ioT cod. AID il woft'
cHaru.u-,y.'
Uau. T. H. Sweater n S0u'h READING writes:
is.iur l.r. known s3i.ciIa- . tnt va.-lc rt'i.na
r-'rsrtps a. .h- WHITE liNs. wss pirr.rd CO. fr'
en- sdyrri..ulr o. sour WHITE iift tlNt otAl, Co
give Dee med enc 'ral DO s etr uF- y rru1f-s l r y
family for scvtTai years clls 4lI coughs uui n some
ca.,. of .--lg. k.uury di.u'ics win t2cr % re. r
several 81 friends ESQ rrccvcl mtDu zen cI
tle Compound. " ilt,l1 60 keep Dc always Oh band
RtN. b. D.. HODGE
o. West Randolph VI. who Is prlci.'nr U,ysic'n. A.
vr a., pce4 If iu 'tte- 20 d. - d. "a y g ~ -b5
s5ys. hla l. a. exec. elt mo cine !n ktlcy dsrasc'
FROM A BOSTON PASTOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-01

prr 7 ". POLAND. " p De1r Sir: oar NuIlE PINE
COMPOI Nd has been usct in my family. and know
Of others who used ALWAYS with good chrc rni
fee u'lv justified and "a with pleasure tart cay that
read pIolaratatt OF be dsyl a. Wholly de-
serving % the entire hderre of'tr pnb. No. Only
CONSIDER Il sle, efficient remedy n 81 dseasr. OF
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THE GREAT NEw-ENGLAND REMEDY
DIR. j. w. POLAND'S WHITE PINE
COMPOUND!

at carly IN the Spring Of 1855 that this compound
originated member Of my family effected vi b on
irtsiou Of the throat attended with diosTesible coug
had iot some months previous thought tha, preparation
having ii s basis the inside Derk Of white pine might ne 80
compounded 10 be usein ~ the OF the throat and
lun-. TO test the value o. i in the case alluded to
planning and gave Il in tcsspoonis dosrs The result was
exc ednsy eIayine Within Two day The rFtlt on o. the
throat removed he cough subsidized and speedy cure
effected. soon after this sent some 10 lady so Lon
donder H., VITO had been suffering ir some weeks nom
bad cough occa,ioned by sudden cold and bad raised
stieaksd with blood She fouud relief and cent
for more She took about ter ounces OF 1t ana got wei
made IA Of the preparation m the case Of severe
cold, aub was cured Immediately 10 was 50 hgnY peaseu
with results aud 80 confident Of attending 20 sales
Fl plscej before tire uhlc tlaf be finally peFs0G me 70
give it q name and sed it abroad benefit he sfsrns In
November lgi5 rrst adyrrised under the name Of
there lad been wioleaed Manchester alone oHe Hundred
4ai' worth . he'e 'voa ~ 81 the r2"tN fS' lS.
is good reason for an this: j. yey soothing snd healing in
nature is warming tle stomach, and pleasant "iiIa TO
'Ass icuedy i,l kidney complaints. the WHITE FINE
CONPOuNh snds unitaca; - vas not oI2uasu lPs
Steo " y, s s-t,t Sa,Sl dsroyrry many
houson have .ead tlt fc conpai1 and have b"ea
NE i IS. sfi..-i. bv ~ Poland 10 la61. Since then
ss In 81 lr,.t,r .hs N lFE PINE COMPOUND bas assn
the lead ~ s 1 r'ri's sell ~ Irepaauona Tor me
, cure e. h..n.y r,' 55 S{ '0"" '''
,.. ne VIZ KY iic C>,,fig i, IA. b,.n an rnusaa
tr fr Colds Gt Con- . md yC-y 8rgr quantities o. e
Vu[~F rs COMO. s., hive been sold ami used - Id
e rs-r'e7 .,lz Dc su. qrr Tor the Med cine, and tie
e lU.e whore i..s rT.us.ra a.- iirn iu ls praise
oh. b.ffs OF fi. oup.u is generally sufcitnt % fe-
move, bad cere, sui frga,uty have known persons 20
fv- Goa ,y removed n two dayf by usilg 's' than
iora boe From one 90 wo teaspoon uia - is' Doe
some ir ri' le white sugar and hot water with II
whtr tgkru go guing 90 bed -,
Tnc luit. which pupo7cly contne my'e W ihu cir
rusr VIII nor allow Of that toll c1Qr'siuu Ntrl Hou,l
lss 10 & We 90 favor Of the HiIE llNr CpIfOl NJ u
universally admired BY r WHO Use g.; It las ata 20 TO
such rouus- among those Whose option De- Valuable ~
drpd that VANITY aay possibly IN prt prompt IRE to rcod
more here o. hurried people viii have item 20 irao go
vi q y by merely Recommending 90 who Mood cough
or I'D ry remedy the Vuues Of the WHITE PINE
COMPOUND.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-11-10
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
TRADE CIRCULAR.

Two the 'capf, Of Mer.hali, and sur
L rounding country, take occasion
TO address myself IN o-,irr to invite
the careful inspection q my stock 81
goods, recently hough, a, tho Ee.,arn
MARKETS. and brought to Marshall ny Mr.
Iioseuham
will first and foremost remind You
that my aim has been heretofore, and
viii ever be in the future. 10 cut down
the enormous prices which YOU have
been compelled 10 pas before my advent
here It Is true had, before my ~.
turn with my immense stock no unror
rini'v 10 satisfy your demands Tor ail
the goods You required, as the proper nc.
cunpdntiun Tor rupmy storchousc were
denied me but have conquered all
nhs'arle- thrown IA my way and am
determined % enter IN the field Of coin
petition Smnicr. published aud false.
housl. uttered have already rcfutcd
as the public Is well aware shall,
therefore ia the future. treat all such
with contempt unly should they CON.
tinuc tu nv w. break me down, as they
term IT, they will find that they butt
their heads against q ~t1nevall. and viii
surely lp served Ia the Same style and
chartered ~ the army that run against
thlt Nan,-HH At ths famous l,nli Run
ground disrnmiittci ard dcmurAli1ri
shall maintain the field. for |
have carried Dos point | commenced
th" battle single handed and |
thank Hir community most heartily fYr
the liberal support Especially, since
! brought my large stock on ms re
ccn' rrturit the encouragement is most
cheering | viii endea,nr 10 attract
10 Marshall that trade "a which she ia
entitled aud II successful. through the
nS~iltlnre 1T nll who wish Ia build mp
this place. instead Of rctaring ita pres
Ierity, J assure YOU that NY present
large stock Is no comparison "a what
it will Zee next spring ! will
tear down the high price. heretofore
existing ami It'll held up and all |
desire /. in The future to continue and
to toHrh'ulr public favor Those IN
the .urrpu"'..s cruntir. | beg t.
read ~ advertisements. and then tn
com and examine my stock 0f Guods
o. rice them aud they will then find
"a folly Ia gu tn shreveport, or JEFF
ii. or even a. New Orleans
ran with sincerity assert that my
.ws Is the largest. nnl therefore the
best suited for thl- market amounting
tp nearly pur hundred thousand dollars
II must be- se"u To- Dc lrlicycd--l
therefore ureonflY invite examination
Having bought my cutirc stock direct
from Importers aud Manufacturer. |
drtY competitor bought my good.
az the right time and in the RICH, place
! don't 20 To- New brl-an. and paw a
profit a. those ,lohhers but | huy
where they purchase and consequently
ann able Ca disrnao # my goods low ~
they do il NOT lowrt for the expenses #
LIVING iu Marshall are not as great rs IN
that city liut all wish i. nr tlasr
that are not vet convinced of the truth
OF the aln," 'ta'rd Glet- To give me their
patronage. ami they will then Doe best
ul1- O. judge how ttlthflly have
.p1teu aud whether they wiiI ust -ate
time and money To- buy in Marshall
from thr iuu~c IF
VI ROsENlIAN
s,.rf 'u u.s. S-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-11-10

Ne. a. Ne.
Has bacn compelled 10 engage another
,irr, tonm. which 70 cNhihi, hi. mng
n.''ioni new ani hrauliiul assortment OF
Good.
lis pry Good establishment i in the
house veil known rs Tine ,iie,'n Of
Texas. whcfp can r found everything
u nally wsuied fy gentlemen, lsAirs. or
children nj whoi sale or rr,aii, aid A.
prices asiuui-hiugly low
H. Grnc,ry i still ., the Oh stand
tas, sidr ol the Spar, ard h' stock
ir,h, and chap, challenges Investigation.
snd ,hr. composition. sod a. wholesale
and tetull
H. wi.hr. II distinct, understood thai,
both branches OF hs establishment will
always b, ahuodantlN supplied, with the
ycfy best aud that BE- j. Determined not
to b ru'i'i.o'd by any one
M Rond, good good cheap
gp,,d- TO and .,,'
Oct - yu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-11-10
Their Prices are Very Low.
WilttEN a COLENAc.
MARsuut. ialy LEO i6u


'or>r} ur llumsoN.
TafI, SlssiF 4fsuid C.u.tg GuFrtfN.
WHEREAS u the County Coufi of
W Harrison County PERTAINING 10 rs
tat,s ol dr,cdHn's sc on the Isl iay of
November \ u iNF6. Nathan \ smith
loda e. Packet. fiurrrry l.ala G.
SMITH and her brshan4 John y "
i'uck,it, iil,d in this 'our, their petition
ipt the partition and dsiIihution ui ih,ir
dis,rlhniive shares Of ~ hand named In
the petition aforesaid, OF TIE estate of "a.
ihan Smith. duccnsri and a'nyit hav
inc been made that Elizabeth PAYNE. one
OF the heirs at law uf sai Na'hNu smith
DECREASED is not resident Of ~ -lal, ut
Texas. and praying for citation hy pub.
location. against said flmhci4 'ayAp
Ihcst ar Therefore Co command you tu
Summon the said Elizabeth PAYNE hy the
publication Of ihis wri' Tor tout successive
seek. IN the reNus Republican new
paper published 10 the town of Marshall
hat she shall be and appear before ~.
County Court Of Harrison county. aiof-.
said. At the euart house iu M, thrr a.
MARSHALL on the last Nnnity iu Novcm.
Der. \ y is'd. It bclrg ~ 2f'h has ~
said Month then rid t'ar 90 show ci0ist
Y aay there D., why ujd par'ili tn and
distribution shall not b. madr. 10 cnmpi.
ance with the petition aforesaid N, sub
stance Of which Is IN tins writ given
Ter j T. Alhtd tl.rk
Of the sniG Court and s,nl
Nh6 came at Marshall this rhc "a
~ day ol November. \ y l~t6
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Jefferson Advertisements.

(Opposi,r p 4 Schir'ers Siorc)
I WOULD respectfully csi 'hr asten
,ion OF my friends and the public gen
erslly to my fre-h arrivals Of
Furniture & Household Equipments,
Consl',ine of,he following
Misses Bircaus, Walnut, Rosewood, and
Dressing Bureaus, assorted, Nslnn, and
Nnse~ocd
MISS. ii.i,irnd.. Walnut
Single aad ilouple iid.tcais. W-lnui.
low Post aud 1nsv, l'cl-,ca2s.
iowc'cnd Wash Stands
Common
fnc'1s-h
4 Drawer
Mntb',-rop
Walnut Nurse itockcrs,
'alinrni, Cane scat Rochers
pv.d Rtrk
Btun,s'rr wood seal
split hnttnu rhhi,s. to inch
Stat Back chairs.
rnrv,i Poplar Spindle tane 'ta, Chrirs.
Wood ',n nuug hair
Office Rim Cinirs
Cushion Scat nri Cin' Back Rac',cp
Round Bar Room inhlgs
Extension fah',- r. lu aud - le''.
Warltohcs WHluai ant Rosewood
tuphaId -acs, assorted,
Gard Tables.
Drawer stands
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Miscellaneous Advertisements,
the CAPITOL HOTEL,
M''iF'lihll. TC.u-.


THIS ''oicl. iorm,rly known as the
Atkins Home is one OF the moot
connections. and elegant hotel buildings
so-' ~ 'hc Mississippi rivg Vt. inter.
mtl arfangrmcnls corr -poud with it, cv.
terror 1 be- tno.is are vel furnished
and certy'hiur has been crowded to pro
un'c the comfort Of rut.ts The Pro
pfivictt cmbn,tv the occasion To- ssy. that
nciih.r pa'ns nor expense will be- spared
To rnl'r It era cI the very best hotels IN
The State
W.. Books has r,amr lately 1s.oc,i.
ted with the housc and pledges himself to
e'l,ayor 10 give entire satisfaction,
TIE STABLE.
The 'mrt''1fs hnN purchased the
large eh~at' ii'ilk ~hl'o Fast Of the
hoiI ~ prn,idpI with 80 nhuuda1h
'l rud. w'p'lr.nHn ptnycnayr, an attcu
us, manager and servants.
Horses. Nhegic~, and Hacks
fir hire or tilr or sold an cuumissr'H
The 'rnpfilor' have a hrrs, 4 gan.
q HNini-.
10 convey passengers 10 any por'iHr 81
The town foi . ccut- guest, 10 The Cap
ttl llurrl irya.
merit patronage. conf lcnt that they MI
frcriNc II.
-. vi. DAWSON.
" = BROOKS
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Ntrrtt T..

~ ANr E'rlc Tribe No J. ! q e
~ II VI mrc, every Wednesday
o..uinr
Marshall Jauc 3D. l,GG
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To Country Dealers and Physicians

FRANK T.. Wuon
August -, lspG 1T
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VtESH TEXAS
IIi- Store makes m imposing appear.
III 4leH. hut his .ines Il. iip@ . scriptiou
60 aad see, and 1t WI make you proud
Of MARSHALL
sept % lsf1. u-tl
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-04-19

the fear that the high tone off South'
goes with 1t. The same causes produce
the same effects, and when all are placed
ontthc same level in the great struggle
forthe @tAlmightv dollar the danger is "
that posterity will be. thoroughly Yan.
kseiSed. Those beautiful models Of
character that once adorned our society,
challenged the admiration of the world
and served as models FOR ryouth to emu.
late will no longer be produced in the,
Sunny South. ~
The people ,oflNew England felt no
shame when they learned that their pot,
beast Butler, was robbng ladies of sill.
yer spoons in New Orleans. or when
General Sherman was boasting of his
supply of fine wines taken from the
cellars of gentlemen in Carolina but
what would tho people of Virginia or
Carolina have said had they been told
that Gen. Lee, Gen. J. Johnson or
Stonewail Jackson had been performing
such feats in New England? They
would have hung their heads in shame.
1t is to be hoped that President John.
son will live to drive from power tho
men who can thus disgra nation,
humanity and the religion ,ney profess.
j. G.. Mort.