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Scr etn'4en Sapren ia9te pr. Yaftcr Brcpns
lon : "Ste Nseer fnb niats rpeitsr als Mfen, be.
men bic s&manbe a~tssianittsn flnS." @as feat
ater seins @bririrbiss Grsslsns isst?
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31
Marshsll university,
A CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL,
Scientific School,
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.

YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.
Col. T. 5. Has, Virginia Military
Institute, President and Professor Of
Mathematics and Natural science.
Capt. w r. Hmdsina, University
Of Virginia, Professor Of Ancient Ian
guagcs, History English Literature, 3e.,
aided by competent Assistants.
THE design of this School is to give .
l thorough preparation for any Of the
advanced classes Of College, or 70 take
those students not preparing fos College
through a course Of accurate mental
training and general information that
shall 1T them TO enter ut once upon the
practical business Of life
The President has observed with
feelings Of mortisseas, ~ and regret \
toe general dcnciesty IN the method Of
instruction pursnsa ~ the Schools OF
our country. This want Of thorough.
ness in teaching superinduees in the
minds Of the student m ayerxion To in.
tellec tua! elort, and discoufages him
from that constant, persesering and sys-
.----.'" study which is essential to full
order 70 ob,iats hi. laxity in mental
d;scipl;n. ma Ia furnish the students
or Nar,haI, IIn;v.,.,ty tho h;she.t ad.
ysnt.rcs, NO tescher viii be allowed
more than thirty pupils in his depart
merh aud will bs required 10 dsvoM bt
undivided time. and attentioa " their
advsAesmeht. b. rfH tis Ha'
Wbntcycr NAV he the number Of Ia.
nil. X nnv lehool q, in whsmysr mSn.
ner eL.ssci a losx s1periepcs hss fnty
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31
AWHNMNe1i.

The Common Sense Sewing Machine.
Is this hcstj1 tic land. wssu,
No household IL without j, complete.
And no other Machine ear with Il coln.
pete,
1t Will NV (ssss .swiss to .,cuyie-t besvas
Or asy c&iiw ~, that's made bvtks
weaver I'N -.I.lf ~
IL drives Asssg .ovrows, cares, and woss,
And brings bright smiles wherever It
goes
II brings bthe cheek the roses Of health
And fill the pocket with untold wealth.
TT you want a Machine that IL ample
i durable, md cheap; one thst will
stitch seams without busting. that will
bind, braid, fell, tuck, quilt, and en-
broider one that guide. the cloth with.
out the aid Of either hsnd one that any
girl ten years old can operate success
fully, call and get II for rs, or send us
your name and va viii deliver il at your
dwelling, and give instructions Agents
wanted For psstic alars, aderuss
A. J. JEkNlGAN 4 co, Bod
Marshall, or Hampstead, Texas.
Aug. ~. vi f-'a NIT
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31

". {. WARDS SEMINARY
YOUNG LADIES,
Nu-ii vile, Tenn,

u 'IIk largest private school for young
j ladies in the htasr The huiLAiux
has every modem appliance, and ir ~.
cnlisd by few, II any, in the North I,s
furniture Is the newest, and ss.braess,
bcs'des Apparatus and Cabinet u Min.
ernie, an Organ, u Harp, Guitars, and
fifteen new Pianos The teachers have
been selected for capacity, experience,
and social position The coarse ,- ..
oompIete A. any school In the Ne..h
and will, II ums ~ taken 10 master II,
qualify the pupil for teaching.
In Music, Drawing, and Painting,
oaiy the masters arr employed spseial
attention IL paid % mannefs aYd health
With family Of over ono hundred, thu
Principal has not spsst tw~nty-av Dol
lars fur medicine the eurrsat year,
fs~neh iaayht asd sgDksn by aativa
taohors Latin and Grssk xivss 4, all
withoas charge. Expenses rage FROM
$50 u 40 per year
The Principal refers to tho Editor of
this paper, to Fam. y Moseicv, jefferson,
10 Judge pyeley, Tyler, and Col J. L.
Gamp, H'imer. Ts1ss
~ Tie n.ar srsSion will of,sn Mon.
day September nd, 1887
W T. wAkp, Principal
Marshall, June !, 81 MI s,nos
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31

servh pstteeA ed defend u Couss3>n.
dos, asd altheagA in times u srest e.
cieenent \ aay b Lost 70 psll;s, yiev
y V bis deity, without regard to the con.
sequences % himself, ~ hold sasssd ~
y safoecs asy ssd I'll Of lie psovisiona
Any cher sssfss woski LEAD ~ she L.
stEses3oa Of he rspabiie. Ths Coesei.
sasaos once abolished, there would be no
CoaEFsss Gov dc exercise of lssix.a,;rs
powsss, 10 Executive to see that The
laws ass hithfaily saseuted, no judici.
asy 70 sebsd n ths citizen protection
II HE, limb and properly. lssuvpaeioe
wosld inevitably follow, asA . aespo-
49, b. 6zed upo~ the people In vio,s.
tioa Of their conbiasd and expressed
will
wAsaIsoscr, Aaesst y. Tho breach
bstwsss The President and Grant h
wiAsaiae Grant y On defiant rrossd
b spPesitioa ~ he Executive assiep.
nseo lie protests with sowe indirNs-
3oa agsinss Hancosk's repsovai from ~
Department 81 The Missouri Grant h.
Dot yet promulgated instructioss carry.
ing he Presidents orders into eject
Iodays Trihanc hugs Grant, but he
hseaA drops him, saying the political
petition asssnsd by Gen. Grant shows
OUT great soldier in . now light II h
hin Art development of political -
nias-his hrss and final political mis-
take. The reply Of the President has
completely overturned him--out6ankcd
him. Grant does not understand the
sria's---hs clings to Sheridan and for
gets principles
An executive order states tina. in con.
sequence Of the unfavorable condition
Of the health Of Major General George
II. Thomas, AZ reported to you 10 sur.
sson Lessons dispatch Of the 2,st inst :,
ny order dated August II, 1851, il here,
BY aodiaed, ~ as to assign General
Winfield $. Hancock to the command
Of the Fifth Military Distr,.t.
The Presidents order ssys
Major General p. ii. Sheridan will a.
once turn over his present CON msnd 70
the oAccr next in rank " himsslf and,
proceeding without delay " Fost I.eav.
.nworth, Kansas, will relieve Mai. Gen.
Hancock Of the command Of the Depart
naent Of the Missouri"
Another executive order assigns Geu.
Candy to the command Of the military
district embracing the States Ok North
and South Carolina, and relieving Gen
Sict:ns.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31

lust rsssissa " A. Ssass, : hsos 10
d Of Ara YsHiist MsCAliyfs Ws1sw
(;lasa. The ~ tsanA h ~ uaiesd
sstss asd ~ ftssst No. hssa1aes.
Ako = shstes ~ 4 IlenpA lAap
ehimnsys, csa1sl1, ~, vAisk ~ ~
cod II the byDst aSsres sssosdiag b
soss end Sseabey sssr seess1 b ~
market, by
JAY u, 1887. s>A3
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p MAvONiUl 1T
FEMALE INSTITUTE.


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tytalqe T.R wlISON,
Asesst 5. 1867 at@wh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31
INDEPENDENT
FEMALE SCHOOL.

NINA ELLA j. CAkTkR,
A iDkD hy ss~pstsst sssis>.ss, L.
"A sisiag "a loests pssnaasealy 70
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(isoAeg1nVAy. RseAis0 - vvieiag els
EjeosaAssy Arith0se3s, biography
M GsGtsh GsAa0as, ~
he slew With Higher AhaAaslis,
AlesAsa, Neisrn ~ Aasieae
N6tsy. Nssssal PailssseAy.
wsaas - he Nisd. AsseaI Pii-
LosneAy, Rhsscsis, Csapssielsa,
Ctsn6tsy, Physis>sgy, hytAsis
u, Asesssosogy, AslsusAay, Leg
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saay = 49, 81 psSosastsA ll.sss-
~ 10 " R41w.
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sTRAYED OR AToLEN!.

A BOUT $ miles north Of Marshall
IA from MIR sherrilfs plantation, on
or about the 18th of July ls67, one sor-
sel Herse, ~ hands high, hippcd in the
right hip, and piece bit out Of the point
Of tho len ear No other marks rcn,rm.
bcr-d Any information will be thank.
fully received by
n N, JONES l'
Marshall, Aug ~, OF. n4-st
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,ueisqE8dssik- aaYiai

4 0ressits ~ lssts1 Assss,) Z
VrrHKk1 IN Kinds Il sUNLNHT
w ,rlCTtRKH ~ nsds IN - bsst
styis lns~A = ~ PheesgsstAis Ar q
prices 70 nj ~ 6nsss ~ y -. ~, 7
Puar 'sisSAas LIsdsks =
Carte~ do visite Pictures,
49, ~ dsaivsssA IL . Nv oinstes -
vsN h els.iy ~ = ~ vsa1Asr -
~ eeosissssa sapssios = sll seksss -
~ dol)neseA b M Ex =. 'p9
III S-IrNN's GALLERY
Avg ~ 1857 NY eguf Huet1
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31

PayaJie in 1drasee
p.r..n.h;n ,,..o,.no.,;m;,.d q OK M
nool 'Leen;r, donhls nj .;n,i.
.,,ry ~ ,.rr.,. .,,.,... 40 M
r;,h,s.,;, ,.ai.d;,, Iii 90
mercisi c.lculst;ops - 80 o.
Lectures on Commercial Law. - %
(Tbe above constituted the Commercial
Course }
Stationery for Com cisl Course.
including blank books -, 10 Oh
Stationery for Penmanship. go. = rs
Diploma, for Master Of Accounts 10 90
English, Frcn.i, spanish. Ger.
man, Latin, Greek, full coursc.
not limited Teachers Course
of Penmanship, cnch 800. 100 %
A Life Ticket IN all the Depart.
me-.- .....s....... 500 on
per month, each ......... 60 on
Higher Mathematics, price de
Ponds on stent Of Course
EngitSh t'r...urnar. ..i........ so %
\ y A stsdsnt having paid for .
Course In any branch ~ above, 10 O.
titled oa Life Ticket in that depart
mena lie can attend such branches ~
he may desire. There are monthly
graduating classes. Students can be
gin at any tire.
-. FACULTY.
RUFUS DbLbRAR President Lac.
turer ON Bu,inas, Custom, Roch 49,.
ing. etc
RUFUS l. pOIDEAR Vice. Pr,.i.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31

The new fractional curreacy Of the
dissemination Of 6iseen coats will
not b. i.sssa until after Congress
nsets 10 November next, and per-
hsps not then.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31
New Advertisements.
I,oIbear Commercial C.lksc,

Open eaAe asIy tsy sd E.sske)
Cor. CAsnp Aaa Coauaan stu.
In .hc eicgAaa aad spacious Iron BuiLi.
ins-NEW ORLEANS
Founded in is3o-CAarfercd IA "A,
Legislature Of Losisiana. win Com.
merctai agricultural, Mechanical,
aud Literary Department.
THIS COLL E6E has, by its
! own merits aud thoroavh, practical
plan Of education, ouilivsd al the libcr.
ally endowed State Colleges Of this
and the So~th. Wsssern Sts.ss. Il i.
the Oldest Commercial College 10 the
United states.
Every student who gives procsr al
tcntion 10 the instruction |. quali6sd b..
iorc graduating to keep kny set Of books,
!; nattcrs not what the business nav
be, aid do tho correspondence Of any
house. Students can attend tho Coss.
mcrcinl Course, or the Literary " Asri.
cultural Course, or 70 Penmaaehip,
Arithmetic, or bookkeeping, or The
English French, Spanish, 0ernAn,
Latin, or Grccx Languages, Telegraph
ing, Photography, fsnnanah 10, Bod
keeping, or the higher Mathematics,
etc separately.
We have ample arrangements for one
sAohso"d shdents during the current
year
n. Il. Merchants, Planters, Lawyers,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31
HACKS AND DRAYS!
n.T6Ix,ms T.

- - A9O1sS&J
- ETURN8 ~ tAaahs 10 ~ siaisss
~ - an3aen - u AsNhelA ~
vscisity. ~ she l,bssal pakesAes hths.
70 extesded to ~. - dssisss 70 ielosn
item taai b b 80 hlsy Hesaas1. ~
psspsrsd, With
0ACkS AM WNAVQ,
70 srrvs ths@ q sbsst seticr. 81 - ~
sspst rssseasA1s sePm. sfFf
Jas. 3. 1857. 3l-v
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31

DosW09o 0tNbs e>s0 INC TrcsH
! h 700 lengthy 70 get In this
5. Osaat IN his lstssr 10 the
clearly ed ssnissakably
self spon The side II the rad
rowing asd applssdins the
ssrpstioss aad tyrasay 10 the
esidens issued the following
ExrrYrvx MAI a,ox,
inxtoa, d. &, Aug. II, 81.
in. 0sosxs II. Thosaas i here
u 10 tAs command Of the Fifth
District ersaIsd BY the ast Of
psassd on the Pad day Of
61. Maj. Gen. r. H. Sheridan
assigned to tho command "
tnsnt Of he Missouri. Maj.
basA y. Hansoek y hereby n
the command Of The Depart
The CsnbssleaA. The Secre-
Mar, ID interim, will give the
instsuctisas 70 carry this or
eject ANDREW soRNsox.
bpasyiag IL was . letter 70 0sn.
sscrstaey Of was, ID interim,
that sAs Prssidsnt would be
10 hear any suessstioos rsapset
sssignnssAs that Gen, Grant
, placed 10 make. Thsrsspon
pral aadrssass he Prssldent .
ro.ssaing against The changes
and particularly the rsnoval
Han He says:
pleased 70 avail nysslf Of this
IN 10 usoA sesssssly urge, In The
q patSiotis people, Who have
y haaassds u thesnnds Of
b and &c~ea.ds d millions Of
70 preserve he integrity and
this eoantzy, thas thh order 81
sssd upaA- Il i unnissakably
|ssssd wish Of The cosntsy thsa
|sridan sAoah not BE- removed
: pssseal eoanaad. This n .
J, whsss ~ will Of The people y
|of he hsd. l beg hat their
Jay b. hoard. Gen. Sheridan
)ofnsd hb civil duties hfuliy
)lligsatly, and hh rsnoval win
REGARDED - ~ sGbrt 10 defeat
} Of Consrsss. II will be inter
~ he uasseonstructsd slenent
|oath--thcee Who did al they
bFsak % thin Government BY
EsS.::sna aPA ek
ordsr-as . triumph. Il will
IN thsn p rssswsd opposition 10
Of The loyal masses, believing
10y have he Executive with
Pfsaidsnt In answer slatss that
desired . verbal statement Of
soas sabetias shs psblie lister
nt = Gen. Grant he's prsssptsd
Il
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At last acoouss The Ast end Of
the Cuba cable had not boon dis
covsrsd.
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MAN RED,

MARRIED,
Al The sesidencs Of the brides hther,
August x2nd, 1881, BY Rev. J u, Tullis,
Rsv. l. q. GROUSE, Of The Eesa Texas
Coaabssnee, 70 Mis- SAI.LlE BETTE
HARRIS. .r. ....
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SurvRAdE.-The Washington cor
respondent Of the Charleston Courier
leaFss that Judge Chase has express
ID the opinion that Congress, 1t the
next session, will pass bill estab-
fishing universal suffrage in every
State, and thinks there ran be no
doubt Of ii, bat asks how tho law can
b enforced in Maryland and Ken
tackys Tho reply il by milisary'au-
thority. Gaireston .Ne,rs.
The inquiry would be nosp peril
nest a. to how such legislssDpp win
b. Ssesived in the Northe11 and
Western States. p
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EMEHY's COTTON GINS,
With Cosdens~rs.
InReraG!a Cotton Presses
Pertahls 1 Stationary Steam Eaginss,
SM>Nw\s M~sM>Ms~,
NAW Mvv.I.N.
COLEMAN'S CORN MILLS,
1sen Axle and Th1nble Nkeio
w A Il u NJ T..
THlxaHUO nACHUNED,
COOKING STOVES, &C.

WE have a very lsrse Stock Of Ill Of
w tho above for sak II o~r Brick
Wasshoase At the Depot, who're . 10
horss portable steam Eseins II constant
y in operation and purchasers can have
IN opportunity Of testing the cotton
gins Of any other machines.
l.. Z. DeLi1se 4 Co.
Aug 10, 1907. AFT
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The RADICAL GrILLoTiNg Cor.
AENcxs ITS WoRK.--Herc is the
commencement Of the work Of re-
movals:
HOOKS, Galveston, Texas, !
August IS, 1866,
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. 1888.
Extract.]
l. The following District Judges
arc removed from Office on account
Of their known disloyalty and hostil-
ity to the General Government
J. ireland, Judge Of Second District.
J. y. Shepard, =" Third
II. P Mabry, Eighth g
Tho following appointments are
made:
J. J. Thornton, Judge Second Dist.
&. b. Sabin, " Third "
Winston Banks, Eighth /"
The Judges appointed will ale at
this ONCE the duplicate oath pro.
scribsd by Act Of Congress, July I'd,
1862, and qualify in all other re-
spscts A. required by the laws of the
State, before entering upon their Of
6cial duties.
Il " "
BY command Of Bv't Maj. Gen.
Gnan.
WIN. s, ALERT,
Capt. 9th U. s. Cav, Bv't 1T. Col.
u. 8. A., A. A. A. and A. A. !.
G. p. Q.
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~ A correspondent of the New
Orleans Times gives deplorablc
picture Of the suherisg in Nov
Iberia, where tho yellow fever Is
raging with unusual virulencc. He
says:
Inc cp,oemIc VI % IN gvr~ o.
leans, comparatively speaking, was
- nothing to the prevalence Of the
scourge here. Almost every place il
closed in word, every house is .
house Of mourning.
eau writs NO more, My heart il
sick The dead are buried By lamp
light ~ We cannot attend 10 them
through the day.
The Picayunc Of the Goth, con.
taina the following H
We arc Indebted to Mr.. Upper,
President Of the Attakapas Mail
Transportation Company, for infor-
nation received by him yesterday,
evening, BY telegraph from Nav lbs-
ris, from Mr.. Il. +. Schmidt Presi.
deat Of our Howard Association, that
during ~ hours there had been
twelve dea.hs. Another from Mayor
Hsnshaw, states tho deaths during
the last "a hourx a eight.