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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-22
$40 ON EACH $1,000.
MARNIED.

BUSH RIDER-In Trinity Parsonage, on
the l7lh inst, by the Rev. Charles Breck,
ALEXANDER Bush and MARY JANE, ,daugh-
ter of the late john RIDER, Esq, of this
city.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-22

Vie.oing the Route The Elklon Wing OF
Saturday says The Presidents, Superin-
iendents and Engineers of the p, w. and
b. and Delaware Railroads were viewing
the ground, on Friday last, preparatory to
locating the L. and D. ]. Railroad line, to
connect with the r., W. and b. Railroad
Several routes We're examined.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-22
MOTTO.
MOTTO.
Youth. when devoted to the Lord,
Ia pleasing In Ills eyess
4 flower, though ntier'd In the bud.
II no vain ssefihee.

Faith Anniversary Offering, 30
cents, for Mission House in Philadelphia.
MOTTO.
Rli~ets are the brightest things which earth
TN her broad bosnm loves 10 ehsrishi
Gay III appear ehildron's mlrth,
Like fading dreams Of hope they perish.
Flowers of the Gospel Class.-Anniversa
ry 'Odering, 80 centa. Text " Consider
the lilies of the field, how they grow they
toll not, neither do they spin: And yet |
say unto you, that even Solomon in all his
glory was not arrayed like one of these. y
st. Matthew @, 1920.
The Little Missionary Class.-Anniversa
ry Offering, SO cents. Design, A Bouquet
Of Flowers. Text can thy works praise
thee, o Lord. Psalm 145, 10.
Emanuel Anniversary Offering,
$1.75. Text. Behold the Prince of Peace
for he cometh to judge the world with righ-
teousness and the people with his TRUTH
Rev. j. Lsason Hood Society.--Anniyer.
sary Offering, $500. Design, A Basket oil
Rose-huds. Motto, Youthful Piety. Text
"I love them that love me, and they WHO
seek me early shall find me-"
Travellers to Zion Class.-Anniversary
Offering, $2.04.
Sunshine Glass, s,-AnniVersary Offering
81 80. Text. "But unto you that fear my
name shall the sun OF righteousness arise
with healing IN his wings. Malachi 4, 2.
Rev. Leighton Coleman Class.-Anniver
sary Offering, GO cents.
MOTTO.
Thoss arms which embraced little chi DR. Of old,
| sill love to eneirels the lambs Of the fold
Christian Union Glass. Of
fenpg 80 cents.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-22
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-22
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE. COM
u PANY.-GNu RPoRArRD RI THR LEaIsLAruRR oP rms
srATR ~ DELAwARI wIrH A CAPITAL or
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
OFFICE, No. 6O7 MARKET STREET.


OFFICE, No. 6O7 MARKET STREET.
'INHR PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE RRcgIy
Ing applications for Insurance at their Office in vii.
ungtOn, against Osses by Fire every description OF
buildings in general ships port and thor
eArgoes household furniture and other personal prop
also against loss damage by inland transportation o
goods wares, merchandise and country produce
Terms Of Insurance will be favorable any Of the
companies in the cites Of Philadelphia or New York
Parties Insured repOss the fullest confidence In the
sOdy Of Its capital and that all losses will be promptly
adj uaed W the company.
DIRECToRSs
Samuel Floyd. Jos. MendinhAll, Edward MeInAll,
sAln1 b. Nswlin, George ". Sparks, Thomas MeClary
John b. Porter. George W. Bush,
Insurance may be made for any time less than three
mOntha.
In Ad diion to the above mode Of Insung property the
Delaware Fire Insurance Company whoss ehas- Is per
psusl lsHeet perpetual insurance reAeAe person
becoming insured deposits In tue Office per
nOrs less according to the nature Of the upon ha
amount to be insured-but which be withdraw st
auy time by leaving per cent the amount deposited
This method Is believed to be much 10
khs insured than the fomer-hs expense about one
ass and there s no renewing Of the policy from time to
time.
Property that would be insured per annum at 40 and
Is cents the 1900 will be insured at and per deposit
and In like proportion a. the risk ineraa sss.
Psrsons wishing to Insure their property wantngI
formation on the subject ofinauranoo, will apply
agents as above. Orto
SAMUEL FLOYD, President.
Inre Male
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-22
DosITIVELY TWO DAYS ONLY.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 10 and 26.
AT INSTITUTE HALL, WILMINGTON.
OVW WWUDU4th MUTT
AND MISS MINNIE MARREN.

"a Married Couple, a Bachelor and Belle, all four
weighing trias 100 pounds. Intelligent,
social, aiabe and poss ssng excellent conversational
powers, they thus superior to all other DwATfa.
They will appear ut each LeVee In variety Of PhIoi
mating rvrfornanres consisting Of sonss, Dances Duts
The Old Folks Buresqufs etc. which fully exhibit their
comic aud versatile abilities.
At the Afternoon Lsvee they will wear the slsndid
costly costumes before QaAsn vetoriA The
Royal Family, at Windsor Iatle, June "a, 1856
The Magnificent Dresses and Diamonds worn by Mrs.
Den Tom Thumb aud Miss Minnie Warren at their Rn-
sS-Lades and Children ars eonsiderAtely advised to
attend the nay Exhibition and thus avoid the crowd and
Confusion Of the Evening rerformAncss.
10 the Day Omission rs esnts Children under
ten, 10 csnls Reserved Seats 90 cents Children under
ten, 70 cents
Evening Pc iormAnee- admission to all parts Of III
House. 20 cent? Children under leu l5 cents. oetlb
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-22

lOl Solid Gold Hunting $3.50 to 8l,001
l0J Magic Cased Gold Waiohre. 200 to 500
10 Ladies' Watches sEnameled.."........ leo to 800
$50 Gold Hunting Chrunumater Watches 40 TO 500
2UO iold Hunting English Levers 900 to $50
800 Gold Hunting Duplex WAtehss....... I5O to 200
800 sold Hunting American Watchss"... l0l to go
30 Silver Hunting so to l50
$40 silver Hunting Dupl, x,s,.....".... 20 to 2b0
500 Gold Ladies' WAtehrH. 30 TO 800
1000 Gold uuntlnE Lepines,,............. 90 to Is
1UtO Miscellaneous Silver WAchcs....... 90 to 100
1900 Hunting silver Watehos,...,........ 20 TO 90
900 Assorted Watches all kinds.......... 40 10
Aa- Every patron obtains Watch by this arrangement
eostiog but $40 while II may be worth $1,000. No par
tiality shown ga
wish TO Immediately disg oss OF the above magnih
cent Stock Certificates naming the articles placed
in scaled opss, and we'll mixed Holders snti-
tied to the articles named their eerthcats upon paw
inent Of Ten Dollars whether II be Wsteh worth One
Thousand Dollars worth less The return Of any
o. Certificates entities you tbs article named thereon
upon payu ent ire peevs OF its WORTH and arli
els valued lesH than $40 IL hAmed on any cerheAe 1t
will at be that this is
NO LOTTERY,
BUT STRAIGHTFORWARD LEGITIMATE TRANS
ACTION. WHICH MAY BIZ PARTICIPATED
IN EVEN BY THE MOTT FAsTIDIOUs.
single certificate will he sent by mail postpaid upon
receipt Of 20 cents Ave for ST. eleven for S2 hiyhrea
elegant preniam for S. sxty.sx aud more valuable
premium Tor $40, one hundred aud most superb Wsieh
for $40 To Agents. those wishing employment, this
is rare opportunity II s a lsgitmAtely conducted
business, duly authorised by the Government and open
to ths most careful scrutiny. Try US.
WRIGHT, BRO. Co, Importers,
Eept2I-EAs l6l Broadway, New York,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-22

A JUDGE Of the Supreme Court of Maine
has decided that marriage between negro
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-22

The Merchants Union Express Company's
sale at Brownsville, Nebraska, was robbed
OF $15,0 900 on Tuesday night.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-22
THE CIRCUS COMPANY

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& Werh Anngha haspaime usee M
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PAuaHs SILVER coRNEr DAN MONDAY MNNd OCTOBER S R'n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-22

Faith Class.-Anniversary Offering, 20
cents, for Mission House in Philadelphia.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-17

". 6. WARDS SEMINARY
YOU NO LADIES,
Nashville. Tenn.

TUE largest private school for Young
] ladies IA The state Tho building
has every modern appliance, and is eI.
eeIlvi hy tow, If any IN tho North It,
infnitnfe b the newest, and embrseos.
besides Apparatus aud tabine, u Min.
erals, an orynu. ii Harp, Guitars, and
filtsun new Pmnos The teacher. have
beon selected TOE capacity, experience.
and social position Tho ciuirse IN -
complete as any school IN the North.
aud will Il timr is taken to master II.
quality the pupil for teaching.
~ Music bnwing, aud Painting.
only The mpsi"rs are employed special
attention l. psii Ia manners aud health
" IN o i'smiiy u oter ous hundred, the
Principal has not spent twenty-five Dol.
lars for madiciue the curreat year.
French taught and spoken hy Dasisc
..aehsr- Latin aud Gr,ck aiscu 10 all
without eharss Expenses range from
$3.50 ~ lao per year
The Principal refers To the Editor "
shi- paper, To ram Il Mossley. Jefferson,
10 judge bunley, iyler. and Col J l..
Camp, Gilioer, Texas
swr ihr next session will opan Non.
day September 2nd, 1867
" h WAkb. PRINCIPAL
NarsAall Juna l. Of n.2 -3mo.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-17
OBITUARY.

Died in Marshall, On Sssaay evening",
t,, lth inst, JOHN TOl.hkkr DE.
LOACii, son Of Mr. d T. and Mrs. 81
RAm J EAALsy, aged 2 yesrs, 3 ,aocths.
and II days
Thus has passed sway ffoa earth snd
the embrace of loving parents, another
sweet child, to join tho angelic host.
Tears and sorrow GA earth and JOY in
heaveni The sweet, prataiax words
will DO heard NO more, he vacant
chair, the neglected playthinxs, the on
reme,n bered acss Of love are ~ tAat re-
main. Hut the reflection that he sweet
child has escaped the trials, temptations,
diikcultiss, aud dangers Of life, conveys
consolation " the bsrsavsd, which will
rcconcile ehsn W The sAd svest Heaven
has opened v welcome bis psre spirit;
his iNsIs fset tssvsrss IL goldea ssrcets.
Nos lost, but goss before. Who would
dosire hie Petuvuf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-17

PRICES o. LUMB ER.

THE following synopsis embraces . lis'
i VI .hr pvictp OF iasabsr II the sevessl
maas Of the npdrsigned proprietor, ID
uavs~oo cOan,y, TeAas
Tar pric<s srs on . spects baets. bsi
eorrsscy viii ~ taken q IL u,erhel valss,
asd I'll ssio ssr 70 b. Gosh
All pine lp.bes unsss II feet long. ssd
bsewsen 8 inches snd II inci,ts ~id,,
eas iaeA ~ krs shicA. ~ n. 80. spacis
nv ever 10 tcct loag, q ovss Is ischsu
m, o. vodrs 8 iachea wids " s,asli sip
~ lsahes, pr N, o35
Hplit lamhrr. such y wcsthss b0asds
viii b cosatsd skir WITH edge sAtsd
Bsssalisg ls-s ,haa ! y I iscAss. will
- sssetsd pes fot, iisssi msssaw
lA0hs' J y I inehss qsars I'D ovss
val - cosstsd basrd measure, slsn
poaaA aver i.ch dick rough eag~, ~
n, l!swai nsessaFv. oi2 80.
Lynn. gum. maple. nd pmi, and w-ses
eaA. sswn Into srantling. os oth~-vtas.
PIT ~. e2O 0O
Hickory. white OH. ash. snd walasa
PIT n. IS 90
HUrLER JOYCE 1 co.
WHALEY / COLEMAN,
JAS. n CUNTS.
u NcPHAll..
J.F. WlTHkASPOON,l
i2t pct Len Ne above.
Oet. 10, 1855. liM
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-17
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY

tOpposits tie Irrine HoSse,>
u1HEKE I'll kinds of SUNLIGHT
w PICTURES arc made in the best
style kno~n 10 the Photographs Art at
pFicss u suit the times. lob.
foar elegant Lifclike
Carries de Ninitc Pictures,
made and delivered in few minutes NJ
well IN cloudy ~ in fair weather, and
are considered superior n all others for
one dollar ata. hymns GALLERY
Aug. 10, 1851 n2M
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-17

The MACMILLAN PAPEH.-Ws
observe that the private paps~ Of
Macmillan arc reported 70 have fal-
len into the hands sf tho Duo
d Aumaie, in London, asd will soon
b publAhsd. They will throw =
aood Of light upon the sscrst history
OF the intervention.
In addition to the papers above
mentioned, i. appears that we arc 70
have . defense Of the shooting OF
Maxinilian, from the pens Of some Of
The sbleae Of our Mexican statesmen
These arc Documents which cssnot
Gail to b. Of value, and ~ look for
them with considerable isssrsst--N.
Y. Herald.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-17
INDEPENDENT
FEMALE SCHOOL,

NRA ELLA }. CARTER,
A IDeD by ccapsssns assistants, Do
"A sisiag " losais permanently in
MassAali q . tsschss, will open school
ma Mosday he Isth lost IN the hose
recently occupied BY Miss n N Bur
toa The ira term consisting os two
sessioss, (twcnty weeks sach-) at the
k,llowing rasss pr ssssiou, payable "
csrssuoy, ess.half n advaacs.
lDstAoetAp ~, Rss1iag and writing el6
Eisnsssary Arith1ssie, Geography
and En6linh 1t1noas, ~
The chow with Higher Arithmetic,
Aleshss, Modern and Ancient
H6>osy, Naaaral Philosophy,
Ws>as On rs uisA, Mental Phi
lossyhy, Rhssasie, Cosposision,
Cheaktsy, PhyrisloU, Aytholo-
~, Ms>sdsolngy, AslS0nony, Log
y e, Msal Hsisace, Gcomstry,
Trignaeostsy I'D Latin, p
Fysa6A, ~
lnciasasaI fbe, J
s%sasass charged froa time Of cn
trusee y class 81 session Deduction.
osly In essss Of psossasssd lines
Ase 10, ~. a2lv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-17

Tn1 Oar Boox.-Ws have On
ssytssi occasasas, defended Northern
conservative josraah from H. It.
tscks Of esuthern Contemporaries, Who
from ignorance or III grounded prsju.
dice haze uajusuy ssssilsd then.
The Day Dsok replies to oss Of ,As.s
% follow:
A "SAARr SOUTHERN Eprroa.
"A shsss called The Weekly Clarion,
Published ~ Jackson, Miss, sees 81
to tell it, reader, "not to believe
what TnE OAR Book says, - Il has
10 party u the Nth, ssd lives o.
he South b pandsrine to tho pas
sioss end pssjsaiess Of The people. "
Z" Living on tho South =" 10 rich, in
dssa. Oar paper survived through
. arc yea.s -ss without :he eer.A,
sd No Do not doubt Va have ssnt
nsse Papen gratuitously 10 The
Soathsra States, on old subacr;p sioss,
since tho var, than ws have received
money thersfrom. Nor we're Ne
legally, and certainly no, morally,
bound to oil out these sxbseri ptions,
for We suffered moro los fton the
war than evss Southern papers, ~
we had to bear al the prosecutions
Of the Lincoln regime. Living on
the south forsooth we were il
hopes that that stupid lie had had il.
day but il seems there is ono man
left in tho South, su6cicntly o.simis,
to revive IL. A. to "paadcring to
the passions and prejudices Of the
Southern people, that is simply
laushsble, and serves to show what
an inefAble donkey the writer must
he. The idea Of tho Day Book pan.
dering to the passions and prcjudiccs "
Of any body ia supreme, unmiiigated
nonsense. Every inteIlirest reader
Of the Day Book knows that il has .
certain, well. defined philosophy. and
,h.' i, ioiiows this out logically, even
whom il cuts square down clentiessly
right through political parties, fac
tons, or even religious prJudiccs.
We can feel only pity and contempt
for man calling himself an editor
who has not the penetration to see
this. But ws arc, perhaps, expect.
ing too much. A man who has not
brains enough to understand that the
South, by accepting the Mongrsl dcs-
potisn, rsti6es her own chains aud
slavery, and makes the vilest theories
ii GsrrisYp and Phillips her own, IN
prae'ice, NAY be pardoned for no.
perceivinR that oshers are actusted
by . principle which has no sectional
or even temporary application, but
which must be adhered to, under all
times and circumstances, if consist.
ency and honor are preserved. If
refusing to herd with negroes be .
+" passion aud prejudice" ~ confess
10 liberal share Of both; Bat il the
editor Of The Clarion has risen supe-
Sios to this " passion or prejudice, "
We assure him that W do not covet
his attitude, nor do majority Of the
southern people feel for him any
more respect than we do. lie il vel
como TO the association Of Brownlow,
Hunnicutt L 60. Ar Mobile
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-17
HllREVEfnRF

FBNf y titht 1
ICE MANUFACTU RING co.
Geo. Williamson, President
BOOTS SHOES AND HATS.
J. u. Issr Tucker and rhurmoad.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Stacy AID Poland
DRY GOODS GROCERIES ETC.
v. and \. JAeoh-. Pifts aud rhsJer.
AUCTION HOUSE ETC.
lhompso NORRIS and Go General h~r'
chandixe aud Cottan =, tafs.
atm DRUGS Ac,, 4.Il..
White ~ cn. .N'
HIDES, PELTkiES, WOOL, &c,
II u. Ortoa and Go.
COTTON FACTORS.
Battle and betty
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION.
John y. Howell
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS ny 4. y. X
JAcs wharton, I.snehistcr Daftss -
Naples.
LAWYERS, SHREVEPORT.
Jones $50 nsrti-s. Hirk- nnd Nsll.
PACKKT LINE OF BOATS
Alabams aud National. steasnsr Caroline.
Red !.iysf Packet
COTTON FACTORS.
y. D. haaiin, Battle snd Do'y.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-17

A shrswd Yaskse 10 managing the
Chicago Young Mems Christian As
sociatiou. He takes al letter. put
10 the postoihce there withens stamps,
supplies what are wanted, and seuds
them on their way, with this little
printed label This Letter was de-
posted in the Chicago pesto6ce un-
paid. Under the rules It would have
bsen sent to the dead lsttsr ol6ce
The Young Mems Christian Associ-
stion have paid the postage. In re-.
turn for the favor please rsnis, 10 aid
" in the work, such SUN - you can
afford. Address Youag Mems
Christian Association, lag Msdison
street, Chicago" Lots Of money
comes back, sometimes ave and ten
dollar bills.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-17

LOGAN ON DAvIs.-Hos. John
A. Logan, Of Illinois, sent tho editor
Of the Louisville Jossaal q copy Of
his speech on tho supplementary re-
construction act, from which he sx-
tracts this morssl
My attention having been special.
~ called to Horace Greedy. ! am
free to say l totally disspprove Of
his sympathy for JEDI, and his peou-
liar manner Of manifesting thu, sym
psthy. Had l captured Jsasrson
Davis, and his disposal have been
committed to my hands, ! would
have organized an able court mar
tial, and have given him . fair trial
just sentence, and prompt execution.
Some people are morbidly ssnsi-
tive about JEFF Davis. They seem
10 think that when the name Of Cas-
sius honors corruption, chsstisement
ought therefore to hide it, head.
They belong to that sickly class Of
tenn porixers Who would sake the
enormity of crime and the rank Of
the criminal good pleas ia bar against
their conviction. II Jefferson Davis
and his cabinet are criminals, ~
they are, they ought to be tried ;
ii tried, convicted If convicted, ex-
ecutsd like al other felons cou,ic-
ted Of capital crimes. If they were
tried and convicted, ~ they osgAt to
BE-, and we're | tho Chief Magistrate
Of this Republic, no appeal for ellen.
ency 10 their cases could ever reach
me | would lot him aud them swing
till they would pass the point Of plot
ting treason, and smaller traitors
might profit BY tho example Of their
iRnOmiajOus fate.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-17
EMERY,S COTTON GINS,
With Condenser.
InuelrOls Cotton Presses.
Pertabls 4 Stationary Steam Engines,
SM>MI\s MusM>Ms~,
NAM AvIIIAN.
COLEMAN'S CORN MILLS,
lien Axue anA rh1Mble sketss
w A u u n y.
THl1Hu0 HACHINEg,
COOKING STOVES, &C.

WE have = very largo stock Of all of
w The above fsw sale at our Brick
warshoxss At the Depot, where 10
horss psstabls ssssn Engine is constant
II In operation and purchasers can have
a. opsastsaity Of testing tho cotton
gins or any "ihes naShinss.
L. q. Dellilse + ca.
Asg 10, 1867. n2id
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-17

Daniel +. Brakeman, Of Cattarsu-
gus county, N Y is l07 years old,
and as strong, hSs'ihy and active,
apparently, ~ be ever was. His case
- poser to theorists, for he has
always disregarded the rules they lay
down A. indispensable to longevity,
not excepting an occasional free use
Of tho ardent. His vito died not
long since At the ago Of los ysars.
They had begotten and reared ten
chilarss, one Of whom, . Miss Of go
suAmsrs, is regarded - having ar
rived 1t manageable age for that
family.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-17

j. \. BRADFIELD.
AUSTIN STREET,
2nd Door East et .Na~moh L;ssvy
Stable,
Il nov in receipt and receiving com.
] plota and well selected stock Of
q ROC 3 les, fs
Consisting in part Of fNI
Sugar, Coffee, Flour ssnsasssd Ham,
l'reskiast and Clear Side Ilason,
Lard, Nolasses, Golden Syrup,
salt, Camille, soap, Mack.
erel, Oysters, sar
dimes, candies,
pick les,
kstebup r'auees,
Vinegar. Mustard
Pepper, Ginger, Whisksy,
Spices, Brandy " ines, Porter,
Ale, brandy Fruit. smoking sad
Chewing eimccn t'ignrs. snuff Pow.
der, Shot, Lead, caps Nails, Tubs,
Buckets. itrooms etc, etc.
Fresh Corn Meal always on hAsa
He !. prepared to SCH y cheap ~ ~
cheapest and hopes ~ fair dealing 80
strict attention 10 business " 4cTit .
share Of the pablie patronage. ..
July ~, 1881. VI a49M
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-17

THE partnership heretofore existing
j betwsen G. 4 Fsssr aad 4. y.
Gregg, attorneys n, Law, Il Msyshsll,
Texas, IL this day Dissolved BY mutual
consent
Thc business entrusted ~ them will
n attended u by & A. Fraser
I,seeevs address to y r Gregg must
u dirssted 10 him at Marshall, Texas,
~ placs n his dcmicils and rssidencc.
& A FRAZER,
s-.s.r u T. GRkda.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-17
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