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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-16

In their respective branches of business,
these gene emen are abundantly prepared to
offer superior inducements to purchasers, and
We cordially commend them to the public
confidence and support.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-16

BASE BALL.-The Jefferson Base Ball
Club of this town, held meeting last satur-
day evening, and elected officers for the en-
suing season. Another meetingof this Club
will be held next Saturday evening, at eight
o'clock.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09

REPRovAL or 4 FILMING
DAranrkR.---An nnccdote illustra-
ting Victoriss admirable good sense
and strict domestic discipline Is rcla
ted by one who witnessed the occur
renee
One day when tho Queen was
present IN her carriage At the military
review, the princes. royal, then rath-
er wiiful girl Of about thirteen, sit
ting on the front seat, seemed dis,
posed TO be rather familiar and 90
quetish with some young o@cers Of
the escort Her Majesty gave sever.
al reproyiog looks without avail
"winked At her ba. she wouldu' I
stay wi.sed." Al length, in hirtisg
her handkerchief over the s;de OF
the earrisge. she dropped il, too evi.
IDENTIFY not accidental. Instantly
two or three young heroes jumped
from their saddles to return il TO her
fair hand, but tho awful voice Of roy
ally stayed them
''s,op. gentlemen; leave Il just
where Il is,' said the Queen. Nov
my daughter, get down from the car
visgs aud pick up your handkerchief. "
Tho royal footsssn let down the
step. for the little royal lsdy, vho
proceeded to lin from the dsst tbs
pretty piece Of cambria and lace
81. blushsd . good deal shough shs
tossed her head saeily, asd shs val
doubtless srKry enough, but the NOR
ufying Lesson may hsvs nipped ia
the bud her 6rrt impulse toward CO.
qus,ry. II ~ss hard, bot il val
wholesome. How msny American
T. oshsr would Be equal to sscA I
pisss Of Spartan discipiins'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09
j, H. JOHNSON,
Dent10t t.,
Marshall, Texas.

u ESPECTFUII.Y ssade~ his Sf-
IL vIers 10 biz old isi<n1s ard pstrons
Il Hsssippa I'D a1Ioisipg coastiss. FFon
ID loag sspsrienes and clos application
~ H. psoieuicu h aeis vssran.ed 10 ~
- dat nh worn vii Be inksin- to roee.
A,ttacisl tcssh iasstted on ths vnlcan-
in Rsse iron coe 10 . eall Get, aud pcrSecs
aa,ht.ciion gussasseed. t..1.
lie can be toasd At hn oa1cs as
III ,Imc,, where il b ineossenieot ior
ps,,ous to cone 70 ths oder, they vii Be
rated on st their homN. Hh services
81 b. sassssd By addressing him through
he mail or otherwise. .a,
Ovvrx--Wa. sids ol Ne Public
square. ssst 81. y"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09
MisrItllantpus.
Window Glass.

3H Window, Glass.
lust received by A. ssass, ia!gs 10
d II I'm qualify AsCailye w,nao.
Giasa TAs bsst hsaad u he unissd
Ha.ses and the frssst from breakaes.
~ . shsies lot d Lamp, Laop
ahln.sys, coal oil, H., which will ~
~ q shs lowest hssrss according y
soss and quality ever offered !" '"''
msrks;, by srApa
Jsiy IL. 1861 ~ "'e"'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09
An Interesting Relic.

We were Yesterday permitted by
Gen. Bashrod Johnsos TO inspect
Shs, is believed to he the ,imc.rieco
used by no less Is parsonage than Gen.
Washington. II was captured by
a Federal ofheer or soldier near the
City Of Washington, some time
during the war, and subsequently
came into the possession OF The late
Major W u Polk OF Naury county,
in this State. Before his decensr,
Major Polk requested iha, the watch
be returned to the " ashingion fam
lily II was believed that the object
could be best effected through Gen
Robert Y Lee, and he was informed
of the circumstance connected with
this invaluable mcmento oi the IA
Their Of his Country Gen. Lee, in
his letter OF reply, wrote that he
knew nothing Of the whereabouts Of
those properly entitled to the watch
In a subsequent letter, however, 10
Gen. johnson, he states that he viii
communicate with the family and rs
certain tho necessary facts. Mrs.
James h Polk, of this city to whom
the relic was forwarded BY the widow
Of Major Polk has therefore placed
It in the hands of Gen. johnson,
who will forward II at once to Gen
Leo.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09

LoSogvIry 1t is Il singular fact
that lives apparently most prccarious
at their beginning ar, often protract.
ed to an unusual lcorth. The
Freedman Fon,enellc, who survived
To within few weeks Of a century,
was though, to be s,ilIborn Vol.
tsire, wh1 died at eighty four, WAS .
very puny intani- Lynn Beechcr,
who attained his ghly eight year,
was a painfully dim,nuiiyc and sick.
ly babe, while the distinguished Dr.
Spaulding, who rfadu,cd at Harvard
about the same time that DIR. Day
received his d,, l0u,a az Yale, Was
like him obliged 10 be absent during
part Of the college course, and was
regarded a. consumptiye lie
however, died at ninety six, aud wa
the last survivor of his class. IL
may also be remarked, 10 this con
nect'on, tina, our college presidents
exhibi, an unusually large percent.
age of longevity. Dr. Mott, Of I'm.
'o ,'i mo 49, w. w. pore !" ,"' 'me year
va" ~ payi ,c"''ea "."e' "''s'
A"a 'o'"" va'"oS OF "Af's,u'
n'"e'y TWO, 'na many o'"e'' eo"p's'
,e' =, P...ro 'n.se 'co'' .aa y"
Wv Dly s"A'"'" '"' "se OF "'"s'y
''"' '''
uxS BakcxissIDags LAST Or.
siciAL Acr.--Mnjor r. y. Oehil,rss.
Of the Houston Telegraph. tells the
following in = late letter from Paris /.
John q. B,erkinridgs 1t dejenner
yesterday, told us Of bis ls., act Of
authority ss Secretary Of war. II
vas on the eos-, Of Florida b.
Genarsl was pursued by the Federal
cavalry; they wsre beating the cesa.
Try In every direction n"fricnd in
need came to his rescue-he was
one Of Brsvsrd's gallant old regi.
ment Of the Army Of Virginia. He
said, "Gisaral, ! have an old boat
hsrc tina, @out carry US to karby ;
=ayhow We II Try IL on SO he work.
ed away Ill thai night rsising the
boa, from where he had suak il 10
conceal il from proving Yankees /,
b. worked faithfully and enerrs,ie.l
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09

= H. lAukKlN. asi "a
nU RNo ~ tAnaho - ~ etltDsae
NJ huaioon ~ q 4esshaN. 40
~, ies tAs libsssl pserosass htth~-
Peuded 70 ~, 81 fssisvs 10 labor.
that n : Aew lilly Aceassd, 80
rcd, with -
kCAA ANN DAAtA.
|ss Aso u 49, sesisv. sud " tls
r.seuasss tstNli ae aaa.
., FEW. llu.l q "a ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09
QrEEErARo,


Pr,on Of La, Cdpuchhos,
l7,h Of June, 1867 J
Dear Baron Lago, Minister Of Aus
tria to Mexico
am done with this world my
very last wishes are in regard only
to my mortal remains, which will
soon he freed from pain, and in re
gard to those who must survive me.
Ny physician. Dr. Baseh, will have
ny body brought to Vera Cruz. lie
will be accompanied only by my two
servants. Gull and Tudos. | have
ordered that my body bs transported
without any pomp or solcmnity to
Vera Cruz, and that on board the
vessel which is to bring it TO Europe
no unususl ceremony take place. |
have awaited death calmly, and !
wish to be- left in the same stiffness
while in my cofin.
You will take measures, my dear
Baron, 40 that DR. f'asch and my
two servants, who take my body in
care, may accompany 1t to Europe
on one Of the two war vessels Over
there ! wish to be buried beride my
poor wife
II the news Of my poor wife /,
death should not prove true, my body
should be placed somewhere until
Aha E,u,raus vrtatn mo In death
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09
SAMUEL STERN,
l0t Orchard street., n, Y.

A ssu explosive pe&tss, called
Hsioaylis, has rsceatly bsss iavsas.
I'd, skieh y slsiasd y pssssst "a.
Sssess advsata6ss ovse sshsr blast.
leg eospsssds. Il ssisAsr ixsitss
srssssssossiy ass ssrleass ssjer
frsstsos - psss~saiss, AID gives 81
ssasAss esssessisus gsas. nor blisd.
lag soeks- The iavsasors are tso
AuDesians.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09

I've A. la Ter ease1
eERA1l.R psspsig h ~ ny "
''''s' af ! = LANGLEY.
FsAaii. Nov. ~. ~. lsu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09
ALL 1866.
"a - 4N-N lftNiIh
l.. II. DAVIS .l.,,a
DIARY PUBLIC.
hAnRUALL TnA9.

!. l.ke sckx0V v dgsRents " vros d
beds. Mortgages. ssd sa'vsrs 10 in'sr'
ksssls ~ pers u N eoauisy Ats ndsd
INV. O3.s Wsst ssAs ot The puhlic
nsxt Aose y ~, 6rass' Dtae SORE.
Iis. "a. vi III a R57~ly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09

New RAILROAD Cara novel
style Of rail car, carrying iis own
track, and designed for use on caa
mon roads or the streets OF city,
was shown at Philsdelphis worry re
Gently. In this vehicle the car
moves tho whssls instesd Of the
wheels mosipg the car, and the wheels
do not touch the ground n all
There are .iI pairs Of wheels, and
each pair has a broad, Est foot st.ach-
cd These feet rest upon tho
ground aud besr up the wheels, while
the two rails under tho body Of the
car are made 10 roll slong the upper
surface Of the tire A. II il we're pass.
ing over so many pulleys Of friction
rollers. The feet and wheels sss al
connected by IN endless chain, and
~ fast ~ the body Of the ear passes
beyond one or shcse feet il Is lifted
from the ground and msdr 10 travel
along 10 tho trost of tho car, where
il drops on the ro.d again, and the
whole is thus kept in continual mo.
ton. The wheel truck in fact walk
siong the road. while tho car itself
rolls along after the uhceIs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09

"Co.s I'LL A mesies, Pal wits
: son OF the Emerald Isls " bic
ftisad in Ireland IT'S . Sac ecas-
ny 10 get livin in. Al - have to
DO il get . thrss -cornsssd boz and
sli il sid briets, ssd carry i Ill ~
top Of = three story bsildiss, sad
The man d the top doss all The sosk. .
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09
MAMMOTH
VERY STABL f.
Hnr,.s Bought and Sold.

fi,nla s,l,eala s'sbt io,.'ef % ,, Au'
lin street. Nurth 9, the Court l'ons ;
= SOW .isu. sud a,l slYeled yin, saods
..i ua,rssA liors.. g, BueRisr. Hnch' &C.
IN o, which wi, b, u red on tr"so''.' ''''
,strw il.,s,s .rsrtd =, t1v mor'h
a..k inS. .i,4lt itir afU a,,
V.,..- ia Nil tplguf tl,9 s"ld 70
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09
. q, a.
LIE JOE'S BLOCK!
/ AUST NccelVe0
(rson PillsburY,

} Of ~ i.sRsse ssssas Al 0roee.
}. s,ss hssseAA a ~ nEhst-
|sge lot Of sAs1es n Loais Flesr !;
bic hs,asd, tilAr lsihd Meal, (bsss-'
Ness Psuk, IsfaA Ps>aasss, Coss'
Ersah9sis, - alnoss every
staple I'D tasoy Groceries, now
-, 81. Esq nsesi.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09

4 HiBHTOW kls, Attcsoc, NJ
kw, EIysian Pselds, ilUr'son Co.,
HvNl ssectIcs III the Court VI the
satsiaA DtSlsict. AN bss,1~s en-
lie him viii receive prompt ~
a.I If. 81 a..
} IL, 1866. o.,g. ~,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09

HYPOCRISY EXPOSED There are
occasional opportunities offered by
tho Radical leaders in which their
hollow prcteasions aud srssnt hypoc.
ri-y can DO exposed to sdsaa,sgs.
They pretend, as occasions suit, To
have wonderful affection for the Rag
aud for "the best government on
earth " but the time Was When ,h.y
hailed that Flag as a "nsun,ins lie
and ape, upon and burned the Con.
stitntioa upon which tho Goscrnmen,
was based
Nj. Samuel Stern has assilcd him.
self Of n recent occurrence TO sho~
up The hypocrisy and moral treason
OF rome " these leaders. Recently
Senator Wilson, Of Mss-aghuset,-,
made a speech at Saratoga, New York
in which he exuItiugly said
There is no, Democratic Gag
floating from the Potomac "a Foiida
and they dare not rsi.e one"
To this piece Of brnpgsrsism, Nr,
Stern who ~, We believe, Secretary
Of the Free Trade League OF New
York. reptile. in the following ran.
gent spistls Sc Los'. Repshi.esa.
The undersigned rene " bers when
there WAS a [" Democratic nag floating
from tho Posomsc 10 Flor;da,n and
that nag was the Star spsngIed Ban
nsy, aud the time when that Demo.
cratic nag WAS 6ostisg from the 20.
to'nac to Florida was ON the lth Of
July, 1856. The Democrat. If tho
town Of Nstick. the residence of
Senator Wilson, haaf; GU, tho asg at
the same time, but he. instead II
participating 10 the celebration orthe
birthday Of the Anericsn Republic
In his own town, wss present ~ tho
sn.i-slsvery meeting in South Far.
mingson, in the sane county, and
clspped hiu hands when VIM. Lloyd
Gsrrisos, Wendell Phillips, Parker
HILLARY, Eliiur Wrigh. and a hos,
mor, nov very loyal rnion men,
spit upon the Constitution of the
United States, tl,ss shrusiag il to
tho grosnd, t'smpli.g II hssssih
their feet, then consigsipx Il to ash.
e., snd these ashes they again tran.
pied spon.
remember this incident 10 day
just a. clearly ~ / rcnsemh~r the
sAk~r fat sk.s - = s.s.s,s. 4. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09

Will AID snAft.--\ uote IN
the Round Table has ihu following
Just criticism upon the grammar Of

Will Am NnAft rpte In
IN. Round T,h,e b,. ,hs r,I,o~;oy
Jus, criticism uno, Inc o,,n,e, III
American Literature
Macaulay in onc ar IN. ..,,,,,,c
.ass that moi me ,.1oosr n
miIl,o. eve, misplace. M. yin .,a
shall and he MICH, Nae ,d,IsI
his wvslI and sh.alJ ia, I ,.,
ineii"ea 10 believe mat ~ Nmrrra
scarcely one man In million csc,
i''iS 10 miSrA'e 'hen'. w NOON
mas rir"s"N rr'rrfcd 70 NV pcrhlst
ny ~ Amer'san writer. ~ e.e Of
ms recent er'''e's"s Ihe run L.
'hS 'u';aarism Is ge'''". 10 DO Az
'nt"''rao'e nu'sanec' We "eei u
eNef}"hofe' Wa ~'li have unisef'
s'' bankruptcy w''h'n 'hrr' n'onih'
'Nv'",", QUO o' tue mes' as'hihg
aug -iash'nB 81 our .'-ii.f-"' ''ti's-
we W'l' bo 'n'','ah'y io.' "nic-s
cue, c'e cries fashionable White
he'd. "onid very much hA. ~
see e'c1 say nan Tue person, Nun
'u"'''se WIN hn' "'"' ten'h- vl
the Writers who hgurc - Unanimously
IN our da'ii prints hen"'uv Of
course u should like !, s. the
same old joke over sgain about the
Frcnehmsn falling into the water
" | viii he drowned nobody .hall
help me
Tn, p,,.,,,x,s Las, -, n,
,,xsY ~ Va. l.,,., a.
ch.,,o.,on co,,,;.', '' " WV
+, / WI, 49,. .ss I'D
c,,.. ~ m"o 'h,' ~ ' s''' ~,
~ my '"'' ~ "'"",""' wv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09

WHAT BECOME or TuEM?-Mr.
Lincoln claims that she can account
for all her lase husbands property
The canes, for example, which do.
ring his term Of office, Mr. Lincoln
was made the rccipien, of. she states
were given, one to Hon. Chas. Sum.
ner, another to Fred, Douglas, sn.
other to Rev II II. Garnet, aud an.
other to Mr. Lincolns former mes
senger, Mr.. VIM. Slade. The famous
Scotch cap and shawl were given To
Or, Abbott, Of Canada, one Of Mr.,
Lincolns wsr,ncst friends; his watch
penkniie, gold pencil and glasses, to
his son Robert, while the hat last
worn by him was presented 10 tho
Rev DR.. GurIey Of Washington.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09

by late patent. . species Of mel,
tie. which grows luIurisntly and
spontaneously through the Missis.
sippi valley, V esployed in the man.
sfscturs of cord. rops, bsgging and
paper. This stalks, which grow from
four to siI feet high. are gathered 10
the winter sod srs ready for the
break wishsst ssy rss,ins process
The Aber u said to bs exceedingly
Sac, stsosg, sad susceptible Of high
Gsish by dressing.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09

AausiSa ASrcpoT, - Daniel
Webster lad mn onccdo,c Of old
Father Scarf, the minister Of his boy.
hood, which is too good 10 be lost
II was customary then 10 wear buck
skin brooches in cool weather O.c
Sunday morning IN the autumn. Faith.
er Scarf brought his breeehe- down
f.om the garrett, but tho wssps had
taken possession during the summer
and were having nice time Of II In
them. BY dint Of effort he 20, out
the ,ntrudcrs and dressed for meet
ing but while reading the scrip.
lures 10 the congregation he felt
dagger from one Of the enrsgad
small WASTED fellows, aud jumped
around the pulpit Shaping his thighs
But the more he slapped ns'' danced
the more they siung The people
thought him crazy, but hc explained
the matter BY saying " Brethren,
don't be alarmed the word Of the
lord is IN my mouth, bu, the devil
Is in my breaches y Webster always
told II with great s'ec TO the minis
tiers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09

The Prussisss ere gradually evss.
vseisg Luxeaburg. Et
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09

Music ov SoLoMoSs TEMrLE-
The disentombine Of Assyrian sculp-
lures and the decipherinE Of A.y.
rian and Egyptian inscription have
awakened new fields OF investigation
in almost every department, Of knowl.
edge. Among the branches Of science
which have shared in these discovc
rics that Of music has been benefited
largely. The accounts of ancient
mvsicsl instruments were vague, and
our ideas, especially Of Hebrew music
were confused ill recently sculptors
and paintings have been brough, to
light which delinessc the musical in,
struments Of the early oriental ma.
tons, and in a number Of eases veri.
table specimens ave been dscntomb.
ed. Such for, example, is an Egyp.
,ian harp, found in Thehes, with It's
strings yet perfect enough to vibtate
again, after silence of three thous.
and years.
Tn, more recent investigations
prove tina, the parent of all known
musical science was Assyria, From
the Assyrian-, the Hebrews and the
Egyptians, and indeed all Eastern
nations derived their knowledge of
music. The unveiled monuments
show that in the time Of Sennacherib
music was a highly cultured art, and
must hayo existed through genera
tons. This polished nstion used a
harp Of twenty one strisps---tbc
frame Of which WIS foar feet high
shieh accompanied minstrel songs
or was borne in the dance. The lyre
Of tortoise shell, the double pipe, the
trumpet, drum, and bel! we're con
mon. Even of the bsgpipc repre-
sensations have been discovered,
though none of stringed instruments
I rlsycd, ike the violin, with n bow.
10 all delincntions Of social or
wosshiping assemblies musical in.
s,rumcnts. vcvy like our modern ones
have a prominent place. The He.
brew music. a, the time Of the Exc.
dus, was purely Egyptian, bu. /. vas
much modified subsequently BY ss.o.
citation with Asistic nations. In ths
temple Of Jerusalem, according 10
the Tnlmud," stood a powerful or.
gan, consisting Of wood chest with
ten holes containing ten pipes, and
each pipe capable Of emitting tan
different sounds BY means Of finger.
holes, SO that a hundred sounds could
be produced by il. 1t was provided
with two pairs Of bellows and ton
Keys, so that il could be played with
tho fingers According to the rab.
bis, II could be heard great distance
from the temple.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09

bItLL,.......,.T ltOa. u. l.Auatkt
] Il LANGLEY, Atsosssy a
w, Nsrshaiis y'ssaA WI Pesetics
Courts Of ~ 0txth ju1ensl Ilas.
d in Tie Cesasy q Msstss N tAe
District. fN N
IjO. 'SS. af 80 H4u1l4-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09

w, ssn1uAM,. a. Y. Fosx,
(E sstnsd . cossstsssship 10 ~
Inc,ic, Of laW, asAes tha ern AAme
FE, STEDAAN, APOPE Thsy
kud TIE Coussa 10 the CoAstws o.
a, Rssk, Pasola. and Upehcr o.
/, 80 Msfiso oil the 9Th Jsd'csss
bnhss 10, 1904. ''i 6M
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09

,o...a ~...rh.u,oa en-, ,o,o,,.,
'o.-s 80" ~ $3.50" 49, Wy
wv" a.. 10y -" 81 n.N.;;,u
FL " -. ~ 49, ,,;.c.r,.ns
-. 49, A." -
49,. 80, 49,, ~.;sh Ill -
s.sa: ~" -, 49, ~ -
IT., "'I 49, :" - -. y" ~
v. ~. uI III, "I ~ " " '..,,'., 49,
~ " Wv
V,s,pLy sryrcu-An English
paper saws: "A gentleman of I'd.
inIuryh, Melville Rcll after TWEEN
IL wears study. has prepared a means
Of writing sound. so a. to be univer.
-allS ,ccibie, l. G.. Of expressing
sounds 10 the eve with the same rrc-
ci.iop as tho mouth CONVEYS them to
the ear Thi. method has been ties.
ted by professor of modern Ian.
puages in Paris and of Persian in
Edinburgh. The British standard
avs the Paris professor tested the
applicability of this system Of pho
nct,c symbols to represent the pccu.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09

JONES. i. ptxcxxRY nAAHIa.
= 1 HARRIS, Astsss9ls ~
paelioss d Law. ~ - Haskst
hssvspost, "a, ~ psseties N ~
Of Caido, DeDote, asd 4esstss,
sttend 70 easss 10 ~ District.
! ADD Federal coufts.
10. 'ss.iita sti 900 H-'y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09

X +. WILLIAMS. AuAsrssy =
=, Nassbsll, 1ssss. - rsssaeA
ktios u IL ~ sIos h ths esaets
bird Julbe(al Dtesigs, ~ 10 ~
Of Mariso u ~ EightA Js1tsaal
!. Oassoal allsaeies wta b. gsvsa
Islisst)pe sfsaaiunA 80 ssltlanses
|debts. Il bao ~ va
hall. Nov. l7,lsSA- ai7;ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-09
J. u. TULLls, ..t
FL DENTIST,
I MARSHALL, TEX AZ

Having returned from thu OHIO Dental
College. clScrs bis s.rs ces TO !hc public.
OAce-EAst oi ihc Court uousr. over
the store OF W. ". Johnston 4 Co,
Marshall, March 3. 81. sally
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/ BURKE, Attorney ard Cesu-
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Els, apd psoopa atteuoos.
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Down on Grant and the Dutch and
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h. JAMks ruxNEh.
i. 4 TURNER, AttoriHys sSa
'uuseilors y, Law, AAssbsli. tsAA..
IN Tue UvuiU Vi ths hixth
District. All hsss'ssess culrusIed
vii receive proaak, attsa'iot:
80, 1866. A5ly
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"A PoxE."--Nsxt to = bsa stiful
and intelligent woman aud good
baby, save an exchange, 10 love
poetry. The pastoral variety, sspe-
s;aIly, attrsc,s our admiration. II IL
Nv. every POS, tina, ca" blond poetry
snd truth ~ happily - in the follow
isK machine pome
q, the COW, tAs beautiful cas-
K,AbIiny tbs hay from the fragran. nov
Into the tiiistle and clssrr ~ fresh
Pvk,pr vussr ns,~s with swcst relish.
-.i tuschins,
Munching,
All In nssh
beautiful COW, yss will one day hash
o, the dor, The bsastifal dog
~ haaAy xish ress " rsnssax the hog,
That gets through the bad fences on the
farnss's plantation,
Yos dry sp " W sitJ BY mayors proc
knatioa. .r.'.
0rovliaR.
BaskiaG.
AIsag ~ paAsags
Beautiful dog, yos Will oae day b ~
sase' tA4A
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IAtn Jaa,e,Ai Uissr,1i. All "As'.
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