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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-09
NUMBER 50.
Vic are the Proseriptionigtsl


The Press and Times complains that a
large number of negroes have been dis
missed by their employers for voting the
Radical ticket. The editor of that villain
Gus sheet is fierce in his indignation
threatening blood and thunder, confscation
and Punishment. Congress and damnalion.
Now, IN the language Of the Gazette. ''wo
would like to know how many Conserva-,
tiVes are employed in his Office or in the
Freedman's Bureau. How many Consert-
atives have been appointed to any State Of
fee? What Radical gives preference to a
Conservative in any business transaction2
But this is not all. These Radicals
cluding the Press and Times and o.
groes, have prescribed white pas
wing them of al their births
the privileges of a freeman.
that Conservatives have no rieIfsse
Radical, white or black, ought to respect.
And now, because a man does not wish to
feed those who have wronged him so deep
ly, he is denounced and threatened. There
is something exceedingly absurd and rid
iculous in all this outcry Which is the
most ''proscriptive, to refuse man en-
plOyment because he votes to enslave you.
or to drive him away from the polls and de-
ny to him the exercise of privilege which
is birthright, because he declines to vote
the same way? The vagabond white radi-
Gals persuade the negro to go to the polls
and vote against all Conservatives, to per-
petuate their disfranchisement and exclude
them from all participation iu the govern
ment. These same negroes go to the polls,
insolently bid Conservatives 'get out of the
way" vote for their enemies. who impose
upon them degrading disabilities, and make
them aliens in the land where they we're
born, depriving Them of voice in matters
IN which their property and their lives are
involved. And this most stlrocious and
unprecedented prescription of American
citizens, calls forth not a word of condem-
nation from the Radicals But on the other
hand, this is the great aim of the party, and
when those thus prescribed and outraged
say we will give neither employment, nor
money, nor shelter to those who thua-prove
themselves our deadly enemies, the Radi-
Gals are shocked at tho ''proscriptive" spirit
displayed. Let them correct their own
vices before they become virtuously iudig-
nant et the vices Of others. IF it is un-
just ana prosoFip'ive to refuse man en-
ployment because Of his alliance with
bad party, it is infinitely more so to dis
franchise citizen, defraud him of his vote.
deny him the right to choose his own ru-
lers and make his own laws. When the
Radicals cease this sort of prescription,
then they may ask Conservatives to give
bread and butter to negroes. But it is the
very sublimity Of assurance and impudence
for them to demand that Conservatives
should nourish and support the very agents
who are used to inflct upon them the great
est political outrages ever suffered by a
free people.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-09

CoNMoS SENSE VERSUS ScIEEcE.-As
General Jackson was moving to strike Nc
Clellan's flank, he came 70 a deep stream
which bad no bridge. The General had
with him a rough, uneducated mau, who,
had served him in emergencies, aud in.
whom be had great confidence. He told
this man that he wanted the stream bridl-
ed at once, AID all the regular engineers,
were also advised Of the fact. The eugi-
neers retired 20 their tent to perfect a paper
bridge; he carpenter took his nen and
went TO work - make a real one. Ia e
very short time be appeared at che GepeF-
a's tent aud reported briefly thus: Gen
eral. that bridge is done done, but tbeEa
pictures aius come yet.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-09

There is now building in Paris an exper-
imental house eleven stories high. 1t has
no staircase, but the tenants are to ascend
on a hydraulic elevator, which goes up and
down once a minute. The sky parlors are
the -aristocratic rooms.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-09

By order of the College Of Bishops. Fri
day, the I7'h of August, has been set a.
part as day Of fasting anu prayer to be
observed by I'll Southern Method SIS.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-09

J I. EzFLL, Recorder.
Passed, April z7th, 1857.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-21

N o.. 81.

CAvrivE WonAn.--A sesrvanos1
eat Of tAs 81 I.ssis R~psblisss. sAo
h Unwilling With shs lsliss Cen.
osoissss, vvstss " too vo0sa ~
fossd captive 10 the hasds AZ tAs
asvaess. Ono wss = 0erman girl,
sow abost svcsty Eve year, II ses,
Via vss taken captive by kiswss,
vkss . child, sssr San Aa,os,o,
rssss, sd vko hes ths habits Of tho
isaisas. Hss pss~sts -et- killed
81 The Hes n hsr r.ptsrr lie,
hair h light ee,cssA with the feature.
Of vkiss p.rsos. but in all el.e,
1rssA dirt ssi bsis6iax ~, sAo Is
Isis ths sVsAws sisA sksss 49, As-
slvsys hsss aasssis1sa. ~ vcsld
fever coassnt 10 ahasAss ~ tYi..s
- vkssA sAs b ssssshsa, 81 psvta-
~ tAal n 80 esly spbsss shisA -
Il nov csksIas.i 10 sdorn. She
talks so~e EaslisA, Ass sAs rsssilsss.
sAs risrsus'assss ssassdise ;.ss ev.
turs.
There IL saoskss wh.se woman
there beis.sisg to the sane. She
vsa also . captive, bat pvsfsss to
r~aaiw With the IsSs.ss ksvimg
married one Who IL the father g: acv
ave children. she ~ss captured
when quite = little girl, and fron
long habit, il would h. nest 10 i'm.
possible 10 wesn hcr hsm The fassi.
nations of her lndiAs kcs~e. Her
parents camc fron Irelssd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-21

rov bsAisd the pI,ssh. II dose BY
. sspssSss procsn, shssld ny forty
~ fry ssess vosh IN b - en-
ssalnsas for . dAy's work
This aasAiussy has 40 additional
vaius re. IL sdaptsbilisy 10 al Lisds
Of work fcs vhtsk sssAn Is employed
ordissrily, sueh ~ thrssAins, ssviss.
gvisdiag, glazing, Ac., ssd the -.
gisss bsine locosssivse, fsss'sA their
ova transportation add that Of the
inpleMsats 10 b. assd, which are oil
fsrnished with wheels
What you ~ 10 osly too tree, 10
regard 10 tAs condition Of tbs SostA-
ssn people b.. IL 10 sot hopsless
oss, thask 0od. II. returning
reason Of the Northern people, -
shown BY che ssss sssr,ioas, vii even
taslly restore thsn 70 .hssr sess.'ss-
uossl rights, Ard viii .hsa there
viii cone innigvs,ion and The grad
ual extinction Of the negro elsnsat
This, Of ssurps, will h. slow Pss-
ssss, but II will bs . ssss oss In
the meantime tAs coil must b. made
to produce subsistence for it, inhab-
itsnts, and since there can no longer
bs enforced labor, II becows, douhly
ascssAsry to employ The most sop
proved nscAa nicsl Inventions ~
scoaomise the litus lsbos that u
available. Steam, the al potsst ser.
want Of man, IL srady At hand "a
sAosd it, powerful assistance.
That II vosld sasirsly xssrp the
functions Of the horss in agriculture,
may not be aGrmsd but that il will
accomplish . vast change for the
better in our present means Of cult
sation, ssd chsspen and ine'ess'
prodsctios, tAsrs is no doubt. The
iavestor Of The Fowler pillow spent .
iocy life IN psrfccting steam sgricul
toral co..,ivasccs, sad II Ia almost
impossible 10 .sessiva Of ssythinE
better sisptsd 10 the pS.;"se or morn
ingenious than the apparatus new
turned out from his work shop. !
believe there il still! room for i'm
psSvsesas Ia sAs inplsnsss used
Bat the system u dissct pail BY
MEAS Of steam cspstass or drums,
,ssms 10 be just what wa required.
- Haresson Nems.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-21
j. H. JOHNSON,
Dent10 t ,
Marrshall. Texas.

n M0PECTBULLY ses1sss - sr-
viees y ~ ~ hissb ss1 paassss
e nsssisss ~ 1siaieg essstaa,. ytea
3 ~ s.ps.ss.s' - esa.s ses'i |. y.
y ~ pseiaiss b ~ va.'aaseo "a ~
- ~ - wost viii BE- iadesies % -.
hNl1sipl tsp4h Isaertsd a. NJ Vsoae.
H. ~ kso - y . ~ ~, 80 pssss
r. - & lsssA n Nh albes -
III tIua Whes u b lsessysstees
- % eous y " e0er. sl.y W. y
v.N1 - q sksis hs00. HI osvse
~ b ssssrss y sAasssias hin thseses
~ ~ q slhsewhe. u
Ovvn,-WsA ~ u W Pse!se
49,. Hsse 81. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-21

Au0A. - W. 0v
ps,ss pstiisAsa 10 ~ Cky Il Ma.
~ bsgiss - hslisvs. tAaa ~ -
ssalsos q ~ kbssoe : OsAa ~
sbsss y - seassaasAsA. Il lsssss
ftsa ~ we'll pssls1 +" u ~ city.
49, ~ nian1sa = ~ Ds)avisa
ulals>ss y nssiss ~ ssllssess y
. IN y ~ ~ ssse1ssst u Dpss.
Is ~. ~ ~ h1isissss sspssesd
= usse Ces. DssAs - ~ Uoins1
olnAsA = nssiss, ~ asssaUp ~
AssssaaA - 4 ~ pssQsana"
Osa DsaAs ~ ~ sss!ss, Asvsvss.
- esssasS q siesoasAnoo0 veieA
Aass hssa enthusiastically snoAn1oe1
- ~ hs&sisa MisisAss svil
psssssa y ~ Usilsa GasAss ~
I: :s.ss 49,: - 's.is'.s'a' Of
BaaAs, \ b usA~sessa, ~ -.
shsstp0 = s1n1s thAs psst1ss u ths
UusssA 0>sass vsalA fsssish tAsss
lsse slnAA ~ ~ sssspsssA -
49, Ss1sysas, salsAsa 80 s1lsess1
ltso ~ lsas Uses ssa Csees1eeaAs
armies.
n Nsxisss pstss slss lsssas
la Psssidsst Jskssss ~ suAAes-
lid spsrasen v ~ Liaeso1s Il
Cvbs, that thsss sAesA - % tDass.
f.ssses from Esespaaa D~Usn.
n. r~annl aee3vn1 - 1pnnnn hou
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-21
T.. n. DAVIS,
PUBLIC.
uA1lUALL, TUA.

'rll.l. taks ecknowIsAgsosets o. Psss Of
Dcsas. AossGneea. ~ aaawsse 70 lnsss'
Dtoiies.
a~'as.s ID any past d ~ ooastsy ss:sease
)toaPuy. OoIaa W0e ~ = ~ Sees'e
Sar, nett aoov 70 Dr. Bean' Ds~G 6eoes.
Ell, Id. ie7. nifty.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-21

Tns EQUALIZATION o. Low
Very bssstifsl Il y to rsasnbsr bow
vs.sa Aesliss thess whs0 hey
love, asA tAus brighten ssd raiss 30
BE nsausss b tAs very nobility
vhisA tAsy Asst bst iusgissd, IL
DO lsvs yos, dsss, 70 nusA, ssid oss
40 ~ paassa ~ arm ssessd hss
lovers sssk, asa locked iato BIZ
eyes. "Yos ars % slsvss, 70 Assd-
sons, - tsus-ss1, D - nSsA noss
tAaa this, ~ gssseess, bssvs, - tss'
d,s.hssstsa, 70 seAlsi" The tvc
Ievsss sans y . fall stsp. Their
~ pssisb 10 life WIS ~
hssst stasls sill, vhsasvsr pAysisas'
sisas nay say sbsst H. bssy ossss,
ssA whss ~ syss, looking fto~ u
visaov Of ~ sesl, grow din viii
lsvs, aad ~ beay fssbly lsass
against another body for support.
Asa - Who Assrd III tAis kssw ths'
- vsuass sosl Nd tossasa ~
tssxus vieA slsqsesss, asa paassd q
~ vis1ow II ksr syss ~ eess
sslersl glass 10 ~ world, asd ~.
- bsiisvsd hin Ill - so, sst
~ IN list IL hin. "Asa WY,
apspsA b. With . ssddss ssvslssiss
vhv sAosh I 20 ny y - oil ~
- Ai.ks ~ Why shouA b
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-21

A ysssg lsAy IN Armstrong eo.s.
", Pssn., Aaa developed soadsrfsl
povsss o. . psAsstEiss. In rsess!
rses asaisst 6ns - neSs tvo AID
a ~ niln 10 ssvsstssa niautss,
~ - ~ sAaI,sses ~ C,ssisa
ssssty y na1sa ~ = : nss =
~ ~ n ~ niDss u ~ . ~
- ~ shsooiseoe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-21

~ eADas cAAYON.

Yosng mss--yes aboss 70 sa.ss The
lists " soohat With Fsvtuss for sue.
ess 10 lh-to ysu, Do We address
this article. The chief essential
70 sseesss liss 10 sslf.rsliasss.
Whss yoa Asvs - ssA 70 u.
tais--as object TO soeeeplhh--do
NO. b. deferred b. ssvioss erosksr.,
Who habitsslly ssssr at every effort
on the part Of thsss Who would
ashisvs q triumph over sdvsrss cir.
canstancss bat with = singlsness
Of purpose, Prsss on, until success
has crowned yosr efforts. II, At the
outset Of your journey in life, obsta.
elss, impede your progress, surnount
them, oae at . tine, until the final
result eqsals your saticipstons.
Bear il in mind, however, that self.
assurance aud self.reliancc arc
not ideaticsl. Self reliance is
certain 10 invest man with
dignity aud self. respect---to make
him rsgardful Of his own rights yet,
II allowed to carry him too far, il de-
generates into sclf-assurance, which
causss oil around to, sooner or later
regard ih posssssor with = certain
feeling Of distrust, not unmiuKlsd
with contempt. The seIf.relisnt man
is ever rssardfsl Of tic opinions Of
he world, who're tAsy do lot coseiet
viii Ais sssss Of right; bat the pos-
SCISSOR Of sslf-assursnce, rarely csres
for the opinions Of the world q.
large for BIZ own sslf cosssit, will
not for a moment counsel, that he 10
wrosg. With ~ easy swsescr the
sslfssssrsd man pushes his way
along, to hssr nsttsrsd a.athsAss
At biz elbow aad while ispsdssce
bsftisnds hin on every occasion. yet,
those who's opiaioa b really Of val
ne, are tseisly his sssniss, and do
sss hesitate upes every favorable op- |
portssity, to uortify his little 70.
naming pride, and render him A.
miserable - - Il capable Of bsisg. |
The sslf.rs,iast man, although |
bold in biz execution Of diAeult |
tasks, is yss, fraak and courteous 10
III nor does biz boApsss no far sxr-
peas hia sssss Of right, - 10 allow
him 70 trsspAs upon The rights Of
othep. Sell. rsliapce, - W have BE-
lore remarked, 10 ESSENTIAL 70 success.
/. IL tsus that mas nay, BY sehaia
n fortsaats accidents, achieve fame
aad fortune, but sseh occurrences,
'sessaissly rars. BY far, tie self
'slisst ars In IL nIseisy. Poverty
. no bar to their onward progress.
rhc facility with which this class Of
men surmount obstacles and imvedi.
nsnb in tho path Of life, to some,
nay seem incredible. Those who
nit for friends and relatives to As
Iist them, remain on At the foot Of
adder while tho self.rsliant. push
,nwards aud upwards to be recorded
n tho book Of Fame A. successful,
md this, through the one prodomi-
nan, trait Of their character. Young
man, bs 6rm, 10 sslf.reliant, press
onward aud in proportion to your
energy and perseverance, will your
,uccess in life be measured. Let the
past, II unmarked BY events worthy
Of record, be buried in obscurity |
and marking out . broad path for
the future, enter the lists hopefully,
and with determination TO achieve
honor and distinction combat man.
fully With adversity, and you esnaot
fill " success in Whatever asld you
sAooss 10 satsr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-21
Misrtllautans.


At The September ssrn' 4. y, y I To-,
A Of ths County Cosrt Of harf'scn
cn,nsv psr>aiuias 10 he estates o, o.
S S.ss"3 psrsons, 5sstsn Of Ad~inissrs'
H.. -..s s,..tsd 70 he undersisn.''
on tha sssats Of WiIlian ". "s"o -.
1900. This y. thsresaFe' to ~
1870 10 ill persons having enae'
sssinsl said sseats, y e ~,
Ext ~ ti.s prescribed ~ Nv, ss'y
s.,Isssicassd, and thoss indebted u
VIM N. BRUCE, Adsr'
EDY BRUCE, Ad.s'
October 5, 81.
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HACKS AND MAYS +!
REL RI. mUI,KlN,

G. =. 0ULKINs
y ErURN0 ~ thaahs 10 ~ slaneo:
: sad haainmn ~ q nasuAon, ~
|s'aIty, ~ ~ khsssi palsssaos aeeG'
as,.slas.i = ~, ~ dssiso 70 taosso
life. "a b - sov NV RssasA ~
with
= ~ ANN ONAH0,
Nsvs tAea Il sAest neties, aud o. VI
Psst rsasoaAhls tssns.
jan. s. 1857. u-V
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-21

Aswxe auA AIos Ter 0ales
n EsgRABL1 psspysy y ~ ~ o
" MarsxAn. Aeq14o
asrsA.li. Nss. -, ~ ns
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-21
Dsugs! DSugs!!
A LARGE bill Of fresh Enslish an
"A Preach
DDuoS, PAINTS, CHS,

And LiQu0fs, &C., &C., Y no" oe,ne
received and opened by A. III an, at the
old stand Of Reass 4 Withesspoco. where
b viii b pssassa 10 ~ hb GA esstos:ss
~ vs,l . esv ssss saa furnish the0 vkh
eeesiss ed saa1s.sssAtsd Dssg.. Nod.
-. ssa Ill other aSticias usually tsps
10 Drse Stos~s. II ~ vsry love-! ag.r.
tAat : ssssise asa s.saltessAef sstisss
sas peisitly b solA q, hs sssh.
eVesIsl reqsesa h ~ tsosgAt .. several
49, ~ ts,e slDswhsse b tAh ~.
aasae Inn b CasassA Ssss I'D ssv'as
hssklas rsea3A
I taks p,sasass u iaiasniaS ny ssc,
>oasss "a ~ psbl1s generally !.st
heys secured ~ sssv1ess Of ~. !. II.
DFsss, PAsSnassslisA, ~ q ~ Ae.ss
d NJ Fnsk 4 Wosd Of tAis sloy, VIA
vfi b q haad - III hsass 70 ss>se1 n
- Psssssip1lss DepestassA
\. ssARs' p'.e ~,
fsA ~. 1857. s"a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-21

|. HI0HTOWkR, Attorney ss
!. Law, fiysiAu FisLh, lisrrisou Co.
"A. vlli practIcs 10 The Uoarts Of she
lh lvjscisl District. Al business en-
tied 10 hin will receive prompt At
lion.
p,il u, 1865. soy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-21

"rhs Tha.ss aays . essr~pss
dsst :" is sistly sarsae." "Y~,'
.sp.ss e. ksqlisA pssss. ~ b sss
leei y ~ ~ -.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-21

In teach you to play pitch 49,. =,
.oss' III Cog you for - hess, ! WI, y.
spstAss, ssstasuy sIaisd ~
iseorrisibIs, .. he balanced . P:..y
On his thumb asd 1sess, II" ~
vi,h you to make il two Aos'' or
sothisg.'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-21

A Federal soldier was arrested at
Knoxville, Team, for attempting to
sell. $40, 0aO worth Of splendid jew
olrv . obtained in sosth Carolina
Sos,s Of il wss nsrked With III
.en>s Of Preston asd Hasrlss,
Wsaehss, aisaesAs, etc, were aoess
IL ~. A dbpsasA for iafosnstsoa
~ sent 10 6sstA Csrolisa. TN
svusss will assbtlsss recover she''
peoPssty.
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= arrested and tried Tor rsaSou,
which Gen. Grant objected n
following Ia his own testimony spc'
, tAss point
4 Frequently had 10 istsres1s ~
Gss Loo saa other psroled oAcsru
on the ground that their Psro's, .
log ~ they ohsycd The laws al III
Units>. States. protected thsw NOS
arrest AM sks President. Al tia
tins, occups.a sxsssly the .Aa'
ground., via thu they shosld b,
tried and pssished, He waited :,
ksow whsa tho ine seuk eons
that they shosld ~ PssAAsa.
told him not SO long - they otsvec
the laws, and complied Si'h III,
ssipulation. Ths, ~ss the groSnd
ta0k "
QssstioA--" Did yos not aIss
ins'ss that that applied AS VOL to The
com mon soldiers p
Anawcr-"Of course Il applied Il
every one Who took the parole, bu'
that waiter VS. act coW,erscd sboss
Ia the case sf so~s Of The leaders,
he claimed that IN ,hs surrssdor Of
their armies aad srns, they had done
what tisy sosld not have bess con
psllsa n d., - : rortios Of then
could have escaped. bot they sassss.
dersd in consideration VI the fact
that they wsse to bs exempt from
trial. A long ~ they eonformed To
the obligations they had taken, they
vsrs sstisisd 10 that"
Qssstios Yox looked On Inst
ia the asssrs Of . parole, s1d hsld
t6at they could ouIy b. tried whsn
they violated that psrolsY"
Answer" Yes, that Wa III. visw
| took Of W. qusstiss.'
Qssstioa--" That Is yosr v.ss
still ,"
Answer Yes, sir. unqssstion.
sbly'
Question" Did yes ssAsptssA
ths, 10 apply 70 Gee. Iss2"
AnaWes--" Csrtsinly."
Qxsstioa That was The ssAsr-
standing II this srrasxsssss vh'ch
ycs na2s with 0ss. Lee"
Ansvsp-" TAas ~ ~ ssAss.
standing n - ssssaxs~sas vhisA I
gave volsnsasily. Gss. less asny
Vas the esst 70 susvs. ~. ~ I -.
lisveA shas IN sssA ssssas ~ ~
! s.ksl asoiss vsslA ssr,ssAss, ~
tAat vs xssil ln svssd bssbvssk.
lag aad . s~ssis sstiss Of tn wss N
| . way thss ~ Void nsSSs vssy itttls
prosrs~, wisa Asviss - sssss;ssA
ARMIES 70 mss4." -.
Qussiios Yox considered. hat
the like terms we're piyes by Geo.
Sherman to the srmis. which sus-
re- ndered 10 him !"
Answer Yes. sir. AsA N oil ~
armies that surrendered si,sr thst."
Question:" You held that 10 hong
as they tsp, their parole Of honor and
obeyed the laws, that they are not
sahjss. 10 bs ts,sd by coSrt3
an ..,.. ,h.,T.. NJ. ...i,s cs,
tain whether ! an bsisx tried, or
80
Mr.. Eldridgs---" | am not trying
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PorE, WE. ssHDuAn,. -. v. w.
AVE fasusa . essssssessaiP 10 ~
praeates q Nv, us1ss ~ I'm ea1s
P0PE, ,TKDMAN, / POPE Thy
attend the Courts 10 the Coanties d
D,.oa. auk, Psss.s. ~ upeh.s Q!
9th, ard Masiou Of The Sth sse'c8
)trlct.
)eplember Is. 1906. OH
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J. II. TULLlS,
DENTIST,

MARSH ALL, TEN As,
Having returned IRON the Ohio Dental
ColAes. ootrs HE services 10 the public,
Odce-EAat u the Court uoase. over
The store Of W. N, Johnston i Go.
MxrsAall, March 0, 81. Wly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-12-21

A nan sad wife were sistisg "
b,sakfAs& ths othss day-tAs husband
trying 10 rad The paper While me-
wife vas lsctariag him on his DIS.
sipsted hours. He suddenly looked
up from his paper AID aid
Here's . perfectly correct 'ssa'
INT A writsr 10 this pspss ssys
he be-. capital TO bssis 'ifs With il
'fhst's very true, desr,' Fsplied
tie wife sniiing that hsr vsassks
vo,ld elicit . coupliusst, bot
where can you always ges them
In the dcst and dumb asylum
Of course.
A. synpsahe,ic novslis.s NY, Y.
will nos fsrshsr invade this scene o.
qsist donsstieity.
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III q. a,
BLOCK
1usl AeeelVeA
carson q Pillsbury

ME of ~ lnsasse sessks u 0ress-
riss svss hssIo1 b ~ nasksa
hrss ~ Il sAsiss n .Lssas 1sss
Louis he,>sd, kilsAsisd Msa4 CssAs-
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~, Cra.bsssiss, asd alnose sssgJ
ID Of ssapss ~ Assy Groesssss 100
hasd.
Psb. ~, 81. s5k0
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MRS. r. J. Wo0D,
(sseesssos 70 +. u, WOODY
DRUGGIST AND APOTMECARY
sorTu sIps PSsLc SQUARE,
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lIAS rscsivsd snd u sou opening . tsll
u - eoop1sts aspossneat u D"U(36,
CHEMICALS, esd PATENT MIDI.
C1NB, PAINTS, OILS. vARNlSH.
KkRO0lNk OIL. LAMPS, GLASS,
I'D GLASSWARE. PERFUMkRY.
SOAPS, HAIR PREPARATIONS,
CONES. BRUSHES, &c, nc. ASa .
great vsssstyo'
Tellet aaA Fancy Artlclss,
Ssssisai asd Dussal Iust.anssts. Physi-
sisas1 Pocket Oassa asd 8addIe bAgs.
Tuss. SsPPossrs, ed Braces. Aso
lsesA mDply d Os(egaaS Mustard, ssd
. veil seleesed stock Of
ID Y T. 8 + u F + 8.
N. B-Havisg scared The services o.
. qsaii1sa APotkecasy, Physicisos caa
rsly spoa haviag theis prescriptions CAN
lslIy esapoasdRd At I'll hoon Of 'he dsy
q light
II csanlzy Dsalsn ~ fAyaaAAs-
Yos VII p,saAs call ssd esasiss ny
sesck besoss going elsewhere, = u y Coz
p1uts h evssy sspset. I easo i ysss ht'h
= IN y ssy otbw hosas 10 tsh ssnaias
a cosstsy.
PRANK u. WUOD.
Asgsst -. lsSs. ST.
NOTICE.
AIRS. X. J. Wood akss ibis nstAsd
M Of informing tho friends Of her Late
husband, Frank Il. Wood, and tho rub
Ks generally, that she still continues he
Drag ard Apothocar- businss:, and
hopss BY The constant care ADJ assss-
ton Of Ger Agent, Mr.. A. W. Howard,
10 still merit The liberal share Of patron
age accorded " her lsas husbaad.
MRS. +. Il. WOOD.
Nov. 2, 1857 nia-u
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AAk9xALL, fkXAs.
MOULD rtsPsetlsliy sasossc- r. h's
Nv Ia Gt.esds asa paaseea. that - y
PAIN a vosk q ~ ~ saaa1. Notes
= .. he PssaIs 0Qaass. vhsss y = ~
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set'e paRosaQ.
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J. o. miCxS.- 49,. .,n@sS " NALL.
|lUKS / HALL, Attssssys at Law,
spost, Il. Ooes % Market
Ix,, pess ~ beek.
lssch !, 1855. I'u
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MAMMOTH
LIVERY STABLE
Hee,w uesgAt aAd oeA.

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I.xp JosnA -. y. psuogu8Y nAasSs.
6NEs / HARnl0, Atsess9Rs -
| Cospsrllpn q Law, sGlsa % nasees
n. ShrsvspasA La. M psaseies b u
,ies o Oa61e, Ds0oto, esd 0ooles.
will atteod 70 soses 10 tbe District.
S,,me asA Fe1seal ssasts.
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