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American Fire Insurance


OFFICE, No. SourH STREET.
CHARTERED CAPITAL, 100000.
lnsures all descriptions of property in the city and
elsewhere.
BoARD OF DREcroRs:
VIM. Deyrics, VIM. Buehler, John Ahern,
w. j. Riemsn, Charles Webb, John w. Bruf,
VIM. WEIGH, G. W.'Slagle, J. j. Mattison,
Ernest Knabe, G. n. Mackenzie John X. Cox,
W. II. Abrahams, 5. r. Gollibart, John Smith, D.,
II. Groyerman, Geo. II. Berry, Anon Green,
Jacob w. Hugg, Jos. J. Turner, David Carson,
And. ]. Miller. Jas. n. Muller. Edmund Wolf
JAS. /. ARMSTRONG, President.
VIcroR CLuNET, Secretary
The undersigned, Agent for above Company, car
be found at his office in Charlestown, next door to
Carter House, in Hunters Law Row-prepared t.
receive applications and policies at the lowest
possible rates.
Those desiring to insure their property would dc
ISAAC FOUKE, Agent
Charlestown, March Z, lsG7-ly.
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FOR SALE.

4 BEAUTIFUL and very valuable BUILDING
a LOT OF fine size, at Charlestown. for sale.
BROWN & ENGLE,
Feb. u. Real Estate Agents.
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EVIIl tIflt y s-I'I
Az an Internal remedy. has no equal. Ia cases OF
cholera. summer complaints. dyspepsia, dyseuiery,
asthma &c cures ju one night by taking IL internal.
Iv ana blthiur ilh 90 freely. lt Is the best hat
mont ir America. Its action is ike magic. when
externally applied OBJ bad sores, burns se1iis ana
..'-,-r. FIr H. sick headache aud toothIche,
d,r'tftil o. try it lu short, It is Pain Killer.
March lt-lm.
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Dissolution Notice.

Dissolution Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
between f. n. Campbell and DR.. e.. F. Mason,
under the name Of Campbell Mason, in the Drug
business in Chayle,tOwu, has expired by Limitation;
and In futUr, the business will be continued by the
said T. H. Campbell and VIM :. Mason, under the
name aud firm Of Campbell 4 Mason.
an persons ind btcd o. the late firm viii please
settle no once with the new firm, who are author
lied to settle an business Of the old firm.
+. II. CAMPBELL,
March Q, 1867. u. +. MASON.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended to
the old firm. the undersigned solicit continuance
OF the same, with the assurance, that everything
viii be- done on their part 90 give entire satisfaction
TO thyi- customers and the public generally.
+. II. CAMPBELL,
March IL, 1867. WIN. = MASON.
Ferguson, Tyson &c Co,
Grocers 81 Commission Merchants,
No. l2l W. LOMBARD STREET,
BALTIMORE.
PARTICULAR attention given % the sale of all
kinds Of Country Produce, Cattle, sheep, Hogs,
Bacon. Lard, Butter &c, &c. Commissions low.
Goods of every description, Seeds and Fer
tlizsrs. purchased and forwarded upon order from
regular customers.
Els-ALwAYs keep on hand full assortment Of
the best Sugars. Cotfees, Teas, Syrups Soaps,
Wines BRANDY. Whskey, salt. Cheese. Spices,
Fish. Indigo, Soda, Shot, Tobacco, Candles, OIL,
sc, which we sell Cheap 20 Dealers or Farmers.
THOS. l.. ROSSER,
March 70. ely. Associate d Agent.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

TIVE undersigned have entered into a Co-Pari-
nersMp under the firm Of STARRY a L0ch,
for the purpose Of conducting the Produce Com
mission and Forwarding Business at she Chaflca-
town Depot. J. ID. SIAhe1'
Ian. 10 1867. JNO. j. LOCK.
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Groceries.

I CATHERINE invite the attention Of those
i 4 wanting Leather Of any description. TO give Us
a call, as we sell at a short advance on the cost.
Shoe findings of all kinds.
Feb. 81. KEARSLEY d SHEERER.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

MARSHALL UNivERsrry.--Blcss-
ed a. this institution Of learning hsa
been by such able Professors - Col.
r. s. Bass and Capt W. r. Hudgins,
and situated as /, is in n retired and
appropriate location, in one Of the
most beautiful, healthy, and moral
cities in the South west, It should
have at least two hundred regularly
attending pupils. We might in this
connection, enlarge upon the great
importance of thorough and sys-
temaiic training and education Of the
young, the only hope of the future,
but believing there is 40 man or
woman in the land who is not thor
oughly convcrsaDt with the living
fact that wise child is the delight
Of its parents, and the brightest
jewel 10 the cosonct Of society, we
will leave the subject, and its i'm.
pcratiye demands, with themselves,
their country, and their God
We are pleased to notice thas in
tercst in our educational resources is
being revived We have jast been
handed, by friend, condensed
report Of the meeting of the Board
of Trustees of the Marshall univcr-
sity, on Saturday last, from which
We learn thu, at that time the board
was reorganizcd, and the following
officers elected: W, r. d. Ward,
President, Il. A. Blanche, Vice Pres
idcut, DR.. A. 7. Smith, Secretary.
Resolutions were passed TO repair
and rcfurni-h the building immedi-
a,ely, with the intention and deter
mination of placing the school on
sure and firm footing. A rcsolu-
ton was also passed, rendering the
building, lands, aud all appurte-
nances to the Trustees of the Fast
Texas University, provided they
would locate said institution at this
place. The President, one of our
most practical business men, has de
termincd to keep the University
supplied with corps Of the ablest
teachers, and to reduce the tuition
fee so that all, even the poorest can
avail themselves Of its advantages.
The action Of the Board has inspired
confidence, and the prospects of the
institution for the next session, are
very flat,ering.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

llvss. liberty, sad property pisssd IL
subjsctioa 70 the whins asd csprisss
Of irresponsible military tribunals,
ssd to the tsader nerciss Of negro
equality, negro juries, asd asgro
ballots; continually tainted With oar
weakness, asd compelled 70 listen
uneomPlainingly to tho epithes Of
- rebel and traitor" arsenic pre-.
seribed for our suffering poor, and
our whole land grooming beneath
the weight Of military and tax gath ..
ering omcials lecturers, volunteers
and hirelingr, wandering like gyp-
sizes through our already desols.ed
land, poisoning the minds Of our Ia.
borers agsiuss their employers, and
striving with all their might and
main to arouse autagonistic feelings
between the white aud black races,
which may eliminate ia the butch.
cry Of innoocn, women and children,
amt in tho ut:cr determination Of
one or the other classes and last but
not the least significant the cstab.
lishment, through northern money,
Of such vile, radical, incendisry sheets
as the Little Rock Republican, to
" laugh At our calamities," and make
sport Of our misfortanes, and with
hooking smiles to tell us that "cv-
cry cause for sectional feeling has
been removed" when we cannot
ride q mile without coming in con
tact with some living evidence Of
this fragrant lie.
And then if man has the hardi.
hood to assert that the Government
has been revolutionized, and to con .
tend for rigid adherence to the let
ter and spirit of the Constitution, he
at once becomes fearful plague, f"
whom they wish in Mexico or South
America. The sweet summer air
Of this govcrnmen,ally blessed land
must not be corrupted by the tainted
breath of the william who would be
free himself, and have his country
free mol no ifhe must mourn the
downfall Of liberty, and his own free.
dom, he must be,ake himself to some
far Of cline, and minglc his tears
and lamentations with the down
troddcn and oppressed stranger We
conclude this article with the wish
that the time may soon come when
We shall ali be conscious that the
Union has been restored, and every
cause of sectional feeling shall have
been removed.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25


PROGRAMME
assemble Mt the Wigwam at 0 sIost
k'ndiing Of the Cssncp Fire
March to Methodist Church.
Music. ff
Religious services BY Rev. W {
Dunlap
Music.
. Address by P. s., W. q. Barrsu
Music.
March to Wigwam.
luenching OF the Council Fire.
Anniversary Bali At night u the NJ
sonic Institute. Admissisn q.
n. :. ALLkx,
j. q. HAREis,
w. +. SINGLETON,
w. CusLix,
c. FnAxH,
Taxa HAwLxr,
Gmmiffee Of Arvssgs~ssp
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

~ There is nothing more pleas
ant, when one is compelled to travel
than to have fine, gentle. well-gai.sd
animal or a-niee and easy carriage
Our citizens are highly favored in
this respect, for Major Bfadfeld has
horses, buggies and carriages At his
Mammoth Stable, which will rank
with the best in the land. Mr.. Scott
the very nice and attentive gen tleman
In charge of his establishment, knows
exactly how to suit the horse to the
man.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25
STOLEN

EROM Mr. J. G. Bssirs Harden I'l.s
4 near Shreveport, On the aisAt VI De
10Th inst, u small bright RAY HORSE
WIN ? white spot in hIu forehead, br.sa
cd with the letters JS On his nss'
shoulder, snd in Gns order. Also, I,
koAN pom I stout msde, whitish Nj
hollow spot in the back caused fros
cutting out = setfAst, and ialissiaet'
marked on the len shoulder JCP, sssIs'
over year since. .ii'
=, t'nth horses srs sspposd % b =
Iexas A suitable reward will bs pas
tor The delivery Of both q either d "
hdsses vt Shreveport Of asy inBar.*
tscn concerning them thankfully rscsir
HENRY q. Hall.
Shreveport, Nay -, 1852 upa
~. Je6enon Tiass and Hsndssss
i'mss inssrs twice aad ssnd bills >
above.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

MgxIco.--Thc Liberals and Inn.
rialisls are still fighting. French a,
Greasers are still bleeding and dyi,,
and Mexico is still the sam, a,;,,
old man" The following item from
the N. o. Illness summary Of n.
10th, embraces the latest, mos, I'M
por'ant, and reliable intelligence At
command from that disturbed eou,
try;
by the steamer COLUMBIA, which .,
rived yesterday ut New York, llsu1,
dates 10 the llth have been receive
The Imperial report from Vera ca,
represents that tho i.iDefais i.nl a.,
repulsed at vuare.iiro and were ret,s,t
ing toward san Loni, Potosi Nj
mon death is positively denied h.
eaid that MaSimilian's agent propose,
congress - appoint ruler MaIiaI
ian, according TO a letter in one Of 4,
Havana papers, had reached the can.
tai with eight thousand men. On Il.
other hand, passengers just arrive! d
New York pronounce the aboys f.j.. I,
every particular except tina, Mians,
was killed, and state tina, tho sita..s
at the capita! remains unchanged.
We copy the following from th
Picayunc Of the 10th, and tie soua
Western OF 22nd.
Mr. CampbclIs messenger left Jau,,,
ut San Louis Potosi on the 23d Of Ami
He report. that .IAurcz then estimate
his forces at 5000 men. Reiniorv,
ments were coming in and being pa,h..
forward to the seat Of war. Some sos
went forward during the last week Tbe
are said to be well armed and clo,l~i
The feeling Of Jaures and his Cover,
men,, and Of the Liberals generally, ~
very bitter against Macmillan and IN
native Mexican chieftains in biz nry
and it was believed he would not b. sb.
to save them, il no desired, should they
fall into his hands, Jaurex snl hs
generals-were confident Of a spe~iy til
'imph at Queretaro, and expected 10 !.
in tho city of Mexico within the .yas.
OF two months.
NEW ORLEANS, May 2i.-The PM
'une's special correspondence, date
brizaba. Nny Z snv. Tho C,tv of Mar.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

HEAVY RuN.-There was report.
Cd 70 have been deposited in the CITY
National Bank in New Orleans abou,
$3.50, 900, Of which amount SOLO, 900
vas drawn out in two days; after
which event confidence was restored
and over 100000 replaced in bank
on the evening Of the second d.v,
hunors in relation to It's suspension
are unfoundsd,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

Judge Watrous, of the u. 5. Dis.
trlct Court Tor Western Texas, hu
announced his determination not T.
conform TO Gen. Griiiins order /,
relation !, to jurors, but says he vi
follow the State and Federal hmI
governing the matter.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

"soisrsArlos.-Ia Rapidss par.
w, La during Tie arss sish. d.y.
io' out Of 1900 whites, and ses out
Q! Zoo negroes had registered. In
Sssehi'oehss 100 whites aud 400 ne.
eross had registered, up TO the 18Th
inst.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25
~ Mayor Heath Of NJ o.,..

- Mayor Heath, Of New Orleans.
h.s Issued = proclamation, dated the
10th, in which he informs the ne.
sFoss who have bean demanding
equality in restaurants. hotels, thea,
's's' etc., that they had been acting
under mistaken and erroneon. or;.
ION ~ to their rights under the Law ,
ana wars them to go SLOW" in tho
natter I" the proprietor have the
right 70 deal with or entertain than
Of not, just ~ TO themselves ",e.m.
IN pleasant, pro6tsls, Or right"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

PEACE IN EUROPE. kilograms
the 10th inform US that Napolcc
and the King Of Prussia have sigus.
the Luxembourg treaty. "Quietreigp
in Warsaw I"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

"a gross mark on = par~- denote
that u .uhscribers tim- hH> expired
", intend, hereafter. 10 do cash busi.
nest II - marc trouble ~ collect
newspaper subscriptions than they are
worth
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

GLoRious NEws.-The Radicals
have been overwhelmingly defeated in
Kentucky, the Conservatives having
elected the entire ticket of n. &C Con.
gressmen, by very large majorities.
Connection, most calamity took the
lead in rebuking the revolusionists,
and Kentucky has most nobly en-
dorsed her action. The ball is in
motion-may it continue to roll,
from the fartbest East TO tho OK
trcmes, West, gaining velocity and
power as it progresses, until the last
ves,ige Of radicalism shall be crushed
beneath the pondcrous weight Of an
indignant and right thinking people,
and the government restored, AS in
the days Of its founders, to pure,
peaceful, and prosperous career.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

SHREVEPORT. The South. Yves
tern, from which we collect our la,es,
telegraPhic items, says nothing, com
paratively, has been done during the
past week in commercial circles in
that city. 1t quotes low middlinu
cotton at IL to % cents, currency,
L. 81 ..-al..~- G-il,oo
II reports corn crops looking well ;
the river declining; plantations be.
tween Tiers and Alexandria clear
Of water; up and down freightsvery
light, and stcamboa,men barely p,y.
ing expenses.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

"a ssoFst organization l. ~.
ported y have bssa protested in he
asy Of New Orleans for tho purpose
o. avoiding or resisting Ne excise
's~s' Trssh's h ssasips.sd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

ALTERATION The Junior, who
has had charge of the Republican
for three weeks, will lease for Jeiicr.
son this morning. Col. Loughcry
will be in Marshall this evening.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

W"The Dallas Herald reports ih
discovery of large lots of biiumOai
coal in Daiias, Robertson, a,.a! Nil, M:.-
counties.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

cirbhiSG.---The REPUBLICAN and
JEFFERSON TINES, the largest fcljo
newspapers in the State, will be sent
to one address twelve months for q,
or six months for IS, currency. send
!" your names and money to either
"f'ce' and tho papers will be for.
warded promptly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25
~ On the occasion of tho ri,

~ On the occasion Of the Fire.
mems celebration in Charleston, s.
e., on the 27th rlt., Gen. SickIes. BY
special order, compelled the process
sion to bear in front Of their column
the national flag, and ordered each per.
son, under penalty, 10 salute i. as he
passed. What petty tyranny
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

~ The New York Tribune SAYS
1t is Inc opinion of persons high in
authority there that John H. Surrat,
will never DO tried for completely in
the assassination Of President Lin.
coin, rs it is believed that the gov.
ernment has not in its possession suf.
helent to warrant his trial. He
either should be tried or released
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

The TEXAS MoSrHLY.--We learn
from the Houston Telegraph that q
new periodical is to be published in
that city soon, under the above tide
The services Of score Of able writer's
have been secured.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

~- N. }, Hackney, driven to De.
pera,ion by the loss Of his wifi:
committed suicide in Galveston %
the 7th, by taking morphine.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

BANkRurr LAW Sec Judge vii
hams. advertisement.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

~ Texas Almanacs for 1867,
containing a great deal Of valuable
and useful information, for sale a,
this Office, a, publishers prices.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

- o. sss1ay 49, ~ Asavsss
vsss basss vii naasivs ssssds, ard
~ esrth, II thk iesaliay. ~ Aes,,
lunissas vith ~ vivid 40 sl~>,t
sssaisusss lasAassf shasiss, vAisA
se1isd No vsst vslsuss Of 1sns
aaboass ~ ny, ssd ~ Asss~ fair.
b @aake1 ssd sssablsd hsnsath u
- assssssss2ns thsH1ss vAisA
vsat essaaiss nd runhlisg ovsr ~
laaa. Ssis nssIAy nss.iag ~
~ enss1sileAAt ~, s,sass sa1Ass.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25


.'"" o".'NNs "'o'-''P'' 'ya'
'o'','''"' VIM 'e'' '"o Guy 0" INC
evening VI '"' io'"' '"'o''"s US 'ha'
INV a"'"ss. '"' "'s'oes was rag
''s ""'n "' '.''' pu' '"'' nothing
'"''a'' wa" '"c Ai'''hg oi negro
by n former Texan, and the whipping
of one or two wharf contractors by
the mob, had transpired. There
were about 900 negroes in the riot
Gus movement, who went to the off .
GERS of the different steamboats, AT the
landing, and alleging that they had
been swindlcd by the wharf.contrac.
tors for loading and unloading boats.
demanded them of the s,camboatmen,
threatening, if they were not dcliy.
cred, to forcibly enter the boats
search for them, and after i,aio.iuc
punishment on them, damage the in.
tcresrs of the proprietors of IN. s,.on
eIs. Some of them. ini;m;a,,sd hv
these threats, gave up their eontrac.
tors, who were taken possession Of bv
the mob s,ripped and ssverely
whipped With green barrel slaves.
Ihey also forced the hands engaged
IN unloading the Irene, and perhaps
other boats, to suspend work, CON.
them to work no more, un.
less they were paid five dollars day.
men the mob reached Julian street,
one OF the leaders of the riot knocked
a gentleman down, who was standing
quietly looking on, and kicked him
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25
Anniversary Cele hratiss
swamp EAgle'vriIe, Mel
l. o. of r, NJ,
Tuesday. Nay 2Sth, 1857.

SWAMI EAoLs TRIsx, No. 1, Inprc
cd Order Of Red Men, will eelsbns
their first Anniversary ~ the 18th ins
ny procession md Grafton Ia the d,
aud a Grapd Ball At night
Transient brothers and msmhsrs u
other Tribes arc invited to attend
Members Of this tribe arc notified "
attend tho regular k.octings bsswees
'h's ana the 18th, by ordersf ~ irihs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

~ See the advertisement Of X
y. Howell, Jefferson. Texns.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

eJ- Thanks to }. ?, Afford. who
has Just returned from the city. ia,
late New Orleans papers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

- Oar old ffisnd J. W. Chilean
wAo y sew . Wholesale merchant II
bnsstes, writer IA from that city
ssass aats Of ~ 18th, hat business
s*s pssssst stssdsaill tAsss, sd
easssgAess H. adjoining ssuatry.
Anys Assss 4 ftiesda viii b slad
= ssss - = : vii ~ prosper.
~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

- The Tyler Reporter publishes
a" account of the woundiag, and sub
ssqssnt arrest and imprisonment Of
negro maa, in that place, for IN 1t.
tempted violation Of the person Of =
young lady Of that county.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

ssS- See notice of sstray, under head
Of new advertisements.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

- The steamer Ksss, valusd At
~ 200, Vas barasd IL Chsrlssto.
- ~ ioth.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

=
tae' with nature the table ..,r.,
the primitive style, bat covered viz. u -
ands that might tempt the sp,,,,;,.
an spicure; the negroes, GRIMM,
happy satisfaction a, the plen,v :, q
ab'""d'' rs they prepare the frsi. :,
the hunt Al these form "a pie,ur. !,
" fond recollection delights to dr.n'
But why now idly stands the ns,.,'
hunter beside tho lake. recslliax i.
itnde and sorrow these memo,;1
other days. Where ars ,ia..s rbo !.
made the scene one Of life and
Where are now those hunter. bold !,
true Some, weary Of n. march o,rs
have gone to their peaceful v.t s,,
amid loving and .ornwing friend.
ing aside the burden The .oi, l,.
signing across Virginia. hard s..,.
battle fields, chant for sone the In.
QUEEN 10 the few that ar, la
chase has become but sad and A..
pastimc, for now, when they Join a..
once loved sport, in vain do tg.e.i;,.
for the well known voices Of yor. ~.
was wont to sing out cheering ch,.
10 the music of the dog-, and thai mn
echo in their hearts 50 they n,,
tho hard duties of life, feeling tina. ,bo..
are the happy ones who were t.kea
fore tho evil days came, when W.
the bitterness Of our hcnrts, are lere.,,
say, We have no pleasure in them
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

AarlsrIc.--Col. W. NJ. Bruce, The
unrivaled photographic Of the coun
try still continues to give entire at.
Injection to his patrons, in his gallery
on the North West side Of tho
square. He has in contemplation
the specify erection Of building cx
Prsssly for his profession, when he
Aastsrs himself hs Sill challenge the
admiration Of al trss sdmirsrs Of
~ sev art preservstive. Give hin
. sall.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

Nxw Book.-We have received
from The pablishsrs d. Applssos 1 Co.,
New York, The Webster Element rv
Reader, designed 10 follow Webster,
spelling book. II is we'll arranged,
beautifully illustrated, and substan.
tally bound. Thsre is no,kinr .sc.
tartan, political, or sectional in il.
The APPletoas have manifsatsd
very liberal and chasitabls shirt 10.
vard' the poor Of sAs sostA. sad ~
long Is the North In 10 furnish u
with school books, ssd miscellaneous
litsrassrs, ~ we'll y laws asd olle,rs.
~ veaA sdviss Our tsaehss 10 1ssl
Nth tbs Applssoss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

nS'see the Revenue notice of Gen
Boughson,