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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-08

=,
Notn'ng seems more aacssta'o
'han the result Of 'hs Ponncs' ess'
vass nov ~ progress ID Issnsssss'
The most widely d'ssssnf op'"'cns
IN regard TO It arc esPres:ec win
eqoai eonhdsncs' nrosh'o. fnssds
say thst ne n, w, WI be elected BY . ma
Jor,'y OF ~ "o' asd his oPPoasn"
,e'' US '.a, no w''' oe oe'sassa. Inc
hopes OF ms supporters !sss aPo"
the votes Of TIE negroes, the opera
tion o. the i:ss oath !: the exclusion
from the Po''s OF . mnissssde Q! .a"e
conservatives who are opposed !" hin,
aud the supervision to Dc exercised
over the election " ais thousands OK
armed troops 'sra'snsd ~ oo"ess"
Tor tue express Pa.posS' hs css's'n'
" appears TO hold . ssFoss aand,
out sun the con'srvssives 90 not DC
l'eve, that with al ms pesc sdsan-
"gcs, immense ~ shsy arc No can
WIN, They cnsrssh the nope ana
the trust mat inc power OF nssoetS
mas not quite ceased 10 Dc = power !"
the land. =.
II Is said that nrovniow ana a's
friends are resolved a. al hazard: 70
get up row, tnat being IN tas't
view the suress way 70 Aen'evc sue
cess. they know mat there are .
thousand ways IN when 'aeJ can
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-08

rur 2LAryonx.-The Baltimore
Gazette gives the following as ''s
creed Of the party ;,...r
Hut the party Of moral 'ae.' g
h.. ! creed Of il own in matters .. y.
.h;s hind. lis generous 'ns"n ,''.
49,. .s.eb Il that .ruc chivslry consists =.
IN Srst putting your adversafy y,a ~
your mercy, nsx' Plu"dssi,,,"",s ~ nm !,
,hcn NUM- melting him whilst nc v
dawn. and finally Winding up p
ssc,nr;nu him on tho heiness.sss 2
ri. offences aad his duties 70 v"
North. y.:u,. ,.r ,rsc
,.n;mity. II ia not eIac,!s W.
; .ort Of msgnauimi,y wh'sa ever y
bodv used 70 admire. II uoss =,
:.S;c.ts n.sliusss and high AZ
sss,ss.s spirit. II ha" no soo ass.,'
! .hs ehivairic about tho eo'''''
4 Of romance.
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J. u. yoHksDs. 0Aoaan u. sLAtuufpk.
JON NSON Il SLAUGHTER,
DDNTIDT8,

MARSHALL, Texas.
u ESPECTFULLy tender their scr
IL vices to their old lriend- and patrons
in ilaJrisou and adjoining counties From
our long experience aud close application
~ the profession VIZ feel warrenl,d IN say
ing that osT work will be Inferior 10 none
Arii6cinl teeth irAertei on The Vulcan
liz Base from one 10 kll set, md perfect
satisfaction gMranieed
tine OF US can be found IN the Office al
all t,n,es. Where il is incanvonicn, Tot
persons to come 10 the .llicc, they viii b.
waited on at their homes, Our services
can be secured by addressing Us through
the maj, " 1" ..xrwise.
Ovvlcg- Vest side oI the Public
Square. .H.. III
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-08
FRANK &. WOOD,
DRUGGIST AND AP0TNECARY

sorrn SIDE rThLF sar,ARE. -.-..-
,vAs rc.~iv-d aud is now open,,n,,. . ~.
III aud complete assortment o. i'~ MN,
,uipMirAIS. and patent MED.
ciNEs PANTS. OILS, VARN.nr ,
vrnO3INE OIL, LAMPs, 1nnoS'
~ az AssWARE, PERfuMEhi'
s"" HAIR PREPERA1'oNSs
I.ONBs, BRUSHES, Nc Ne' ""'
srea, variety OF
Toilet ana Fancy At'Se'fs'
s..,,,.o, NM, Dental Instruments. Inys'
c,.rss Pocket Gases "'o saoo' iva !,
T.rs.sr supporters, md bracT n'so :.
,,s.h .,,pply ol Coic'nan's M"s'af"' "''
. veil selected stock OF p t..
ny l. S Il = L i >
N H-uasmg secured the services y.
c..,,tisd Apo.leeary. fhy., .,.' 80 ~ :,
~ u,a,u hay ,ng their pr'scr'p','sas e" =.
TX ' la,.,nuv.lr.i a, al hoars"' me "a
= ~ Country DsaA- and Payncian
vou IN u,easp eaIl and examine y
; .,.ck before going s'-ewhe',' ~ NJ .a,r hi
: 49,, in every respect. ] can n,' you. VIZ III
n p ",o~ Al. NV other house IN 's'' se'''
Il. 81 country ,..nv "a WsN)p.
Nd Angus, -. 1866. -. ''
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tiea. shall. before entering upon the
disshasEs Of shsiv duties, take At
oath prsseribed BY the act Of July
"a, 1899, sasitlsd an act to rvescviba
IN oath Of c2ce The first conaid.
Grafton which rsqsires my attention
upon The question "a 20 'Ae ri-hi IN
vote, arises spon The registration Of
voters. Tho question Of qualities
ton or disqualification IL Axcd by
registration. No power IL given to
any other board, or any other aathor
ity sf,sr registration Is completed, 10
change registry. psrscss wkcss
names are Omitted 10 registration,
arc entitled, subject to the limitation
hereinafter meAtionc,i, aud none
others. This registration must bc
completed beforp the la day Of Sep.
semhsr, 1867. The functions OF the
board ~ hoard Of registration will
not he extended beyosd tina. Arcd
psriod, bat AFTER that time tho da-
lies which rcmain to M performed
by tho officers composing this board
are limited to holding and supcrip.
tending elections, and making prop
err returns 10 the commanding gen.
,n.s,;o. -ho 49, .r,;,isa 10 ra,,;.'
,r.,,an a., =. m .;,,,.n.h;,, sm.,
..-;ds,es, M ,s,~on /. .,,;,,.s ~
vote who shall no, b. re.iaisn, in The
State for one year rrcviou. to the
day Of election.
III aot assssssry that thi. pre-.
vioua re"idescs for year should "p..
ply for registration A person in al
other respects entitled 10 VOTE ia en-.
titled TO registration, although he has
not been At that time resident Of
the State for the full year, for W. hnd
in the supplemental act that the oath
As to residence docs not require the
applicant to swear that hs has bcer
= resident for . year, but only rc-
qaires him to state tho number Of
months OF his residence, contcm.
plating a period less than a term 81
twelve months Therefore, m 10
such person, so registered, If II hap.
pan Al any election subsequently, 10
be held, that time Of his residence,
counting from the day Of election
T..
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I. !. essinstsa ,aas e <,s:S.ssi.
o ',s.. % ksss prodse.a = r., =, !, - -
| .;s,sn y..r,, ~s.'a 49,
toss. dNN 81
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Queelio0 81 Negtsa ~ ties.
oPiaisn II ~ Atass1sy 0sassai u "
VnitpA oeaAn.

QuesAiea 81 Nexlsasa ties.
oPaaisn II ~ Atass1sy 0sasral sf "
UnitsA otaen.
ATTORNEY GENERALS OvricE, ]
Washington, May -, 1867, !
TAc fressjest;- a.
sir have the honor 70 state my
opinion upon qssssioas arising sodss
tie set Of March "a, 1857, entitled
" An act 70 provide for the morn 81.
Gent govsvsssat Of the rebel saAass, ''
aad the cot Of March I'D, 1867, Ca
titled A act supplementary 70 an
sct entitled IN act ~ provide fol
the mors s6cisnt govsrnnest ol
rsbsl stasss, upon which questions
the military commander OF districts
ia wAich these Ststcs arc Comprised
have aaksd your instructions.
The 6rst and most important ol
thsss questions may bc thus stated
Who arc entitled 70 vote, aud whc
:S.;I.J 81. :. ....;'' 80
~ ~. 1870
The arst provisioa spcu this sub.
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:" 10 l:."...i.aa..:'".
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. .:s. .r"mI.s-., 4. A.. -
$780,. ~ 80 s,".s D, ...r. -,
vi ua-..a. ~ .h.,.v., 80. .,lns
:. ..r;,.s sd;.,o. - -. 49,
- Ia. ia s.;d 49,, e., an. Ss.,
ns"s;on. !. ~. ~ - .m,h 49,.
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a. sl.c,,oss ac dsi...,.. Hi .i.a
,..;.sd anon .isc.;.. a. ...;s
s..ins
~. mi. ..,;,. .,.
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I",..... =, -..h ...s...;a. $50.
e. s..iu,,.I So ~ n.;s;i.s =,
s,s:. -. h...'.s.a."......s.
" "s 49, S!l"n.:..sS.s. W WV
Cd ~ the ae,h Congress md Known
~ Article Ia,h.
Ths 9Th section provides thu, un.
Ill tho people Of The said rebel stats,
.hsll b. law be- .dmi,,.d 10 rsprs.sn
tss;o. n the Congress Of the Jloited
H,.,s~, s,,; civil xovsrnnes. therein
shsll h deemed proy;,;on.IouIy and
in al respect. subject n the par..
St.tes. Al s.v tine 10 abolish. mod.
~. oostrol or .uperseds the s.me,
ma In ali elections 10 .uy o6ce nm.
der sseh PROFESSIONAL voveru,s.rt..
ali psr,on, shall b. entitled "a vote
under the provisions Of the 9th ~.
,;o. If III sct
No person shall be eligible to any
oiics under sny such prov is;on:l
roy.rrmeu, Who would be di,nssli.
Id from holding o6cs under pro
visions Of ID article, section =,
Of s.id constitutions snsndmss..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ala y.ia,
shall 0, sna. .! no. !. =, S.si.,.d for . dsl.
no quAl'ac'. ~ .,.s..d. but BY 6si
sgats 10 70 % .,;s,.,;o.. a. v
section ."s 49,. In Ill slse.ionl
. voter sse rsNun sS. .h..s cxi.tis,
to any o.es ',os.rn-sn, during .hss
provia'oss' so.. va !. ~ slsribjli,y .
cont'naanee ~. ...i, c,ssses arc OF
sucn s's''''
c'unsu' ,.;., or tho supplemsu
Inc mr.. 1879 sh.s tho com ma ndin
general "a 90" ~ m.a. Of citi.ss
reg's,ss''V'n, .;,.., s,sts. twenty %,
OF tho oa .' "a uovsrds, rssidsl
years Of ~ ~" =, rsr;.h IL State
in sae" eo s,.jt r .h;s ais.ri,
S,.'ss .' 'aS shall isclsds on
which rss's'ss'' .n. -. o..Iiesd
.hoss persons .nI !. -. ~. tc,i~;u.I ..
4 vote for de'egaes ~ W. ~ -. :,
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tntten states, nua AVctW"r"s Y"
gagged in insarrresion or rebellion
a aims. the United States, These
clauses Of the cath 10 effect extend
Acknowledgement beyond the Prov's'
ions of the original art and the prior
clauses 81 the oath itself in The i~'
portao, particular that neither con
viction nor Judgment OF court, nor
an express legislative enactment Ia
required. 10 establish the fact OF DIS
frsnchi.ems", In NpAl parlance
di-tranehisemsn,. under 'hcse clauses
Of the oath, results from matter. ~
ysa. In one respect these clauses
limi. The generality IT the original
act Tho original act conScmrsa'cs
Acknowledgement arising from par
ticip.ti"a in a rebellion, whcrea. dis
irsach'sss'e"' under these e'a"-c"
dor' mot afs~ 'r"" Fa."c'PA,'"" :"
must concur, thu, is to say, holding
certain Offices, u the taking of an
official oath b, certain officers, and
afterwards participating IN rebellion
against tho uailcd States. tons,d-
Grafton of the two clauses loads to
two distinct s.bicc' matters Of in
quiry First, what office. or officer.
arc eomprchcndedY second, what
acts amount 10 engaging IN insarrcc,
ton OF rebellion against the United
s,a,es, or giving aid or comfort 10
tho cnemic- ,hcrcuf2 ! will ar-t
consider what osaccs or Ulcers are
compromised A 10 some Of tho
officers there is no room for doubt,
members of Congress are clearly
sscnph Designated. Question @'gh,
however, arise whether convention
held In a State for framing or msiing
.msnd,aea.. to It. constitution, ccala
answer to the description of State
Legislature, within the meaning of
tho act. ssch convention, although
clothed with legislative power, can.
no, properly he deaomioa,cd = State
Legislature aud In the net. now un
der consideration convention aud
legislature are expressly distinguish
cd from each "'"er' Tor ,hey require
the Constitution" =" DC framed oy a
Legislature Of the same State to
adopt tho constitutional amendment,
when, then u" the same "''s thcy
The state. they mu.t 10 Understood
to a"s ii !" s"s r"'''s ssa=s, and =.
distinguished from = constitutional
a. A. .s.i.,.,,... ho,I;~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-08

RUSSIAN AMERICA. An Ameri'
can, who has visited Russian A usr
lea, writes ~ follows
New A rchangcI VIC found 20 be 4
town of about one thousand inhabi
tants, mostly Russians, Cossscks, In-
dams, and Esquimaux dogs. The
houses aro generally miserable howell
one story, and are extremely filthy
There is . fort here, garriaoned BY
Russian so'diers, aud at that time
there were in The bay ave Russian
corvettes Of fron four 10 ton gun,
each. This Ia the headquarters ol
the Russian American Fur Company
the capital Of the Territory, and tho
residence Of the Governor General
A lagoon near the town furnishes .
vast quantity Of ice, which is shipped
to San Francisco, the islands Of the
PaciR,, and to all points along tho
coast to Psnsma. I saw good vsgs
tables that were grown on the Island
Of SitkA. aud WAS told that hsrlan
and. I vas told ny persons wn'
nj rc,ided there for several yes"
~, tho winters are no% more ,ess''
H.. ~. in the New Knyland States
The fishing grounds are pernAp. ~
surpassed elsewhere in tue *o.'u
.oaS.h. hallibut, and Salmon, un,a'
p.sssd In sise and favor, are Nc
n large qu.n,itis. by The .r native
,nx,stiy for their own ceusamps'""'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-08

4 clessynan g.ve : ~, - s,s.sa's
~ s w aOur srs sseisss-
81. sley bs like old n !. s'V
~ !, ut ssver wasted :
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Holm r. WILLIAMS. Attorney ..
81 Law, Marshall, Texas. has resumed
In practice OF his profession IN the co"r"
Of tie Sixth Judicial District, AMI N the
county Of Marion oi the Eighth Judicial
District. Careful attention VIII OK g'veu
TO the colIsouou Of claims, and ecttlemeos
Of old debts.
Marshall, Nov. u. 1886, n'2''y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-08

Holm BURKE. Attorney and Counn
s,iios q k1. Masullall. Texas,
,,sv,ss ssssnDa The prsctirc u his pso'
ls~s,sss. VII psselics in all the courts
OF the BixtA JsdiciA! District.
Eseissa Harvested 10 " care WI re-
ceivs strict asd prompt attention =,
oct. 10, -. ho-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-08

'see DenoOL0Te'
,v,,,~ ,,1s,Inlv lsrsses.ss s.. ..ss. 4,
tsess - su1rt.'Fsrs; 70 WI s,slvss
s q - Cspiaos HssS - rs-soo i
s,sil srsssss. cav. = : ~ ~ sst
eAase s.s.issss 70 49, a. 49, ! /
.s1 - ~ ~ ss,ss ~ S'''
~ Ihoa*es =. r. Dnuoxs:
.sssa a5 CIV. =. DAWHsr. =
n.,,hs,t Nsv. - ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-08

p.,esr. ALTON If tho following
rim. rom = Republican journal -
,hs North, fails 70 induce our people
10 register, At the proper i'ms, :, -
., ~, Of nothing We could say 70
T." ,,,e.. them with = correct se"ts p
that obligation 70 themselves anu ~
WY uemarkiur upon tho great dlseI !.
80. hs,vssp the number Of vn''e
"a IA hlsck voters that hsvs register
4 .bu, far a Nsv Orlssns' the NJ !.
IN T'iwss rays tho rssait "vs!' -
I.,a over the Convention snd -
= work Of reorganization 70 m
49,. .s,o... vho arc very likely 70 Z :,
sn.,si 70 sbsss tho power sAsJ "
~;"E ~ lis svil, Il y ssssf, %
, .hise fslka II New Ofissss 4. .
Maud thsuseivss-sos cse&sss
J, The Radicals a., 1900
! 49,. although much plight b -
- liz subject, il would still renas
=. ~. si.t there arc white nea ssosr
l. the ci,y Who could qualify g.: \,
Of The present interpretation o. '
>, ~. T. os.s smhsr ths biass. y
=, m.;or;tv, A. his time, il adds, !.
=. .msn nsubsr q whites rsg t,s
~ can "a ;.Sissroass, o. spsshy, and =
% - 10 e.rtAss ~ ~ sxsus
81 " sincerely hops III sg.sA{
~ indifference will nss spssee = -.
= ~ ,hss our people nay 'ho. =
;s..llissa. apprsAs.sie. = ~
N.Y.. '.;- ~ Is - iAs bsss -
~ "a a Nsv Orleans. ''"'
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4. sGcss u bsisg nAds = 49,.
:. - rossy for ths pssPcss = q
= e. i'd isysi issS.s. !. - =, 49,, :.
- esssss, : aaxsliar'ss 70 X
~ Resshlissa party il ~ .sss...
n r,hsjtsss sssssees- -
Iavs,sisss Asesssaass ~ NJ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-08

us Dlr.--It il said by Pe"1"f
intimate with Gen. Withsfs' ~no , ~. :
been bayons..ed from the .n. l''. NY
~ Mobile, that he means to te.' 'n'
ccao..i.utiouAii.y Of tbs military a' y
If tho United Northern ssasss .
\ North America which hay: eoaisr re-
dsspotic powetu upon m''''sfy ""
~, IN tho Southern States An
The Missi.,ippi ssd George e,.'
have been disnisssd BY the ssP1sm'
rourt Of The United States O. = ne'
l.. for vsat Of original !uT'sdlc''o
in th.. tribunal, but the gsnsr'
So.. not tAiak thai tho c'a'% o :,
, ci,i,sn viii b isaorsd ~hsn ~ s' y
, under the Constellation .ha', 1e H.
: ocuted by way q appeal; we We IN" ~
}. 40 too and while We believe '"
q ,he said acts should DO ossyea
e long a. they are not revsr'sA, ye'
q hone that d. question nay -
!. .si,v IA enthusiastically present.
If sh.,hsr ~ ars slaves Of The e.yo'
i. or frssnes u The Amss.caa rc ;.''
IT, tuition and polity Soe" 1''""
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-08

AZ lxrsovEp WHIrEwAsh.-.
pr, Jacobsen has made a vhitsv; s.a
vhich i susd y b aino.s = ssls''s y
9 psist 3 aisss'viss 20 rs.s - 3
~ Is is6 psss 4 water, - - -
~ i pe,ts u ssnstie - ~
hoIiIsx, ! aessuIsas prse'P'ta;s 81. IA
ms, which nsy, howsvss, = i.
,.~r,2S1 ARR the msxsess y
.osls1 = alds 80 psrts = ~.
49,. ,sa sAin il s.esgh sssa
: q ,ies 70 nshs y 4 ~ Prolss .,
> sislsaes for painslsg Two e -
= sassN b applied. s.a vss. ssy
: sslsassa sssnisisg 10 r. s !.
q 1880 II stss sAesla = ~ =
IA givss i. a beautiful 81. -. :.
= I. srsee durability. u = ~. ~
!, Is wssd, nssal, o. brick. - ~ 4.
d q aetSssA = seca y 49, ~
:, seaecs b. kept less in ~ psss
!. 0&DQ4.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-08

A. soew,. WE. sfepAAx., - " rork
HAvR fosmsd copsrtssIship IN The
III psssslss a hw. xrier tho hrn .ai''e
Of P0Pk, aTKDM AN, i POPE They
will attend ths Courts IN the CcnnsNs o.
Harrison. Iiask, Pamela, and ursbnr o,
The 9th. and Marion OF the s'h Judicial
Diskict. 49,,
sep,eml'er 10, 1886 "''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-08

Axlrrx.--All Aloug he trss. o.
an ~ army in South Csr pn:.'
4; !. =, senate, Wilson .sa s "a rs.s =
To- ~ ..~ae:rius7 Nsl Bate lssa:e.
ana sni;, ;ra s.l dwell spes tas ess1cs,
po'..'1%s, 4 stoss sss esssA--'
Grant = a. . ash--A*s"'" -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-08

rs,emrruL MILITARY isvEH
r,os--A French Inventor eau. !
that be- can manufsetare = n's' =
which he ssys; 80. ,hou
...d rstsss, envelop ~ army
100, OOe xsn in . - Of sscs wv" ~"
~ than Ave nisutss. u : w~
~ 70 b taken By saasult, have :
nsed Of . Rotopsehins, - ! esn :
Il on IN in very nearly inc ~
p.rioA. 10 naval battle ! ~. ~
= run ists rs easmy, ans W !,
seccuds cover al the deck o. =
D vessel with . torrent Of ha"e ~..''
vouId buru tAs rigging, Psns''..
: hs,vses H. decks, and '"s'Aa'
. neousiy $40 tho crow. In -
= .sck q . seaport, ! could Ds1s
= town and arssnais within rags -
= the rapidity 81 lightning.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-08

n IL HI0HTUwER, Attorney at
r.. Law. Eiysisn Fields, Harrison Co.'
Texas, will practice in the Courts OF the
De. - = Kim "win' 't,s~A'' e"-''sss IN
se~.ios. ,.x. 3s,'
anil ~, 1865.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-08

.No ,motiss," posted over ="
d, I'D lamp. Two I.isanea e. Re e'a a.S W.
Ys'rs transgrsasan me f''s !. M Il
.,t.bIishmsut, 20 are; M ~,
,s..S" ssys ~ as.els'. a nsS
YOU nes thsre--s's $500 1919. a. =
XII r esu't ye -, y sfs'psss, ~
on. - s' !. ADDRESSED 70 tho lamp
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Tt8al Caths.

q A YRASa9.. ........,...,8P r. 0Nt1o.
THnAZkR Z 0REA}G. Attorneys aud
Cosuseliors Al Law, AanAall, Texas
viu prsx.iss In the C"~rta Of the
SIKH Jadisial District. All businesu
co,ru.,cd y thsn will receive prompt ADD
car iai attention.
Sept. !. CO. %-i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-08

EilisGE LANE, Attssscy and Coun
(I srIloe II Law. Msrstsii, TEXAS,
vii sse pronpt attention 70 al p''
fs..on..l bapiasss est'sstsd To him.
Aux.a6, rs. n50:6m.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-31
NJ. IL WEIGH, Middlcbury, Vt.
ALnANY, September 10. 1867.

or The American Cooking Stove has ju.t been
awarded two first premiums, one for coal,anl'onc
for wood at our County Fair, and the following
telegram has just been received from the State
Fair at New jersey:
FAIR Gnorxps TRENTON, n. j., Sept. -, Co
To Shear, Packard a. Co., AUay, v. T.;
The American cooking Stove was awarded two
first premiums ovei all Others at orr Fair today
"lIurrah " ISAAC DrNN & Sons.
Thus it will he seen that the superiority Of the
American is marked and decided that when
veer and wherever it is put on cNhibitn. ami
comes under the exam iuction Of practical and
scientific men, it sweeps the board and takes all
the premiums.
These Stoves are for sale by
NJ II. WEIGH.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-31

After twenty wears experience in the mauuac-
turc OF stoves, we became convinced. some six
wears since, that A vast amount Of money was
being expended by the people Of thi, country. in
buying cheap and almost worthless stoves a large
portion Of which was wasted and that true
economy consisted IN huving the best stoves that
could he made, Notwithstanding the price WIS
higher With this view We proceeded to con-
siruc! the American Cooking Stove, and spared
no pains or cSrcusc to make it the best and mosl
perfect stove that could I've made. AID we bavt
experimental with it, and carefully watched lis
operation for the last 81 IS years, aud when an I'M
rrovcmcnt suggested itself, We have at once
adopted it. and we have several OF u csc improve
mens secured by letters patent. In tIs manner,
We do not hesitate to say, we have brought it to
higher State Of perfection than has hcretuorc hccn
attained in cooking Stoves. The recent improve
mcnts in this stove has added largely to l., con-
yclicucc and effectiveness, all the varieties Of
stoves we manuacturc VIC study usciulncss. da-
rahiIitv. convenience and economy in operation,
rather than chcapne,s in price aud in SO doing we
are satisfied we study the interest OF those pur-
chasing our stoves.
For sale lv
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-31

TWO FARMS IN ONE, OR ONE

fAkM IN TWO.
lie well-knowu lot Sanford Farm. ,itpa,.di.
Sh"Tclatn, is now for sale. Said farm cor,ai..
IN All, nearly 300 acres Of the choices. land ~ III
farming purposes, but if desired Nv puIrha..r.i
can and will he divided into two fam, an, ~
separate. The principal or large farm cortsi.,
a ioui 2"o acres of the best Of .and for t;lian.
moving. etc. There is on it a go,d tvn'sIt,,
mouse, with "oodhouse, carriage heuss. tiy. .sr,:'
c"c,mill, small horse barn. corn barn and 49,,
small l'tiul buildings, two COED orchard. or rr,
ell iruit. aud small fruits such n. currant, a,rsn,.
etc good wood lots, with plenty Of staples fpr
snSnIofchard il desired etc, all in geod c.naiIio,
and repair. '''"'''oA
nc mail farm is snly separated from tn. la,,.
one ny Tie highway, and contains between f.rtv
and iiity acres OF good land, . good IL. sts,,
house and good barn. The houses are il .nc.I.
ing distance Of each other. should tive rart,.,.
WISH TO occupy them. said farms are well I.,c..
an object worthy Of notics to purchasers. an. 49,
cessihls to thu Orwell Cheess Factor, ,h..II
da'Iv he the business desired. Possessio, o;ya.
the lSt OF April next il sold. New e,m. 80 80.
Tor yoursel Ives, all who wish 10 .ur,La~. and ca
OH the undersigned living near tas pren,,.. ~.
will give you all further particulars.
Ssorsham. VI, JAY IL, 1857. *,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-31
VI. II. WEIGH.
Sn:AR, PAckANn & 90.

BrHYARpsroN, Mas, s. 1t. j., 1866.
SHEAR, PACKARD Go.
Gents; Last winter I used one Of your
American Improved stoves, and having used in
wears past. the Stewart / am Irouafcl to tay
that for all purposes the American i preferable
We feel we caunct well do without the American
in cur family. Yours truly,
J. T. CRowf.
Minister y he Gopci.