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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-11-08
War IN Europe,


We are SO much engrossed with our own
national difficulties and troubles, that to
some extent We are inclined to overlook
and disregard the troubles of others. Our
foreign dispatches have kept our readers
pretty well advised as to the progress and
probable nature of the war now as
Stunning formidable proportions in Eu-
rope. As yet confined to the oper-
atoms of an insignificant force of
Insurgents under GARIBALDT, some of
the most powerful nations of Europe must
be drawn within its vortex before its close.
Although the italian government is mac
tive, and has done literally nothing to
check the progress of the revolutionists, and
hampered by considerations of policy and
popular support, VICTOR EMANUEL finds
himself in q difficult and unpleasant posi-
ton, unable to decide upon the best and
surest plan of operations, yet it is safe to
presume he is fully aware of the impor-
lance of some action, as all may be lost by
inaction. And, too, he may expect aid
from other sources and not reckon without
his host.
Meanwhile the French are moving.
Though GARIBALDI may even now be in
possession of Rome, he will not be left
long in undisturbed occupancy As soon
rs tho French troops are in collision with
the Garibaldians, which cannot be delayed
many days, even if it has not already taken
place, the Italians cannot longer hesitate,
or rather they will all attach themselves to
the Garibaldians, whose forces will then
become those of the Kingdom.
We believe that Victor Emanuel would |
shun a conflict with France if possible, but |
the moment French troops tread the soil of |
Italy and display the colors of the Emperor,
the blood of tho nation will be aroused, and |
the King and his Cabinet will be compelled |
to accept the popular verdict and go with
torrent which they cannot resist Although |
her rulers seek rather to avoid the conflict,
Italy IS much better prepared to engage in
war than ever before. Her youth, poverty
and imperfect consolidation may warn her
not to challenge a conflict with one of the
most powerful and best organized military
mOnarchles of the world, but the action of
france may be construed into national
insult, and the calculations Of success in
dulged in at cooler moments would hardly
enter into consideration in such an event. /
Alter many centuries, Italy finds herself a
unit with powerful friends. and national
pride, united with rights disregarded, and
no insignificant strength may cause her to
act IN the face of many disadvantages.
Should this war break out, as present ap-
pearances seem to indicate, like all other
European struggles, other nations must be
drawn into the conflict. The compactness
10 their territories, the numberless Jealous
les and designs of rival governments, and
more than all, hehaf- settled bickeringsand
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-11-08

An organ grinder in London has been
hned Tor grinding after being requested to
STOP Blessings On that Judge!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-11-08

Baltimore american, 29M I'LL.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-19

PIERCE AND PAYNE COLLEGE.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-19

N .lD- % fTHLElnCE, the
] = .luf. obituary notice va. born
.u.u 4.a utA, N y pJh ISIS In
N,a Ur moved ,o tennessee. and IN
50 hc Lrrmu. 'itlfcu of TcNa. and
l'u ul uiumluUn of the bowels IN
! tg Ha. dloHry sh l'o1
Nr Eihcrdgc wasu L. 'an of energy,
perseverance and integrity a man tha'
'u' D' relied upon The q. rc'e oil h'r
''' Nu3 arluaintantrs was eA tensi''
'h'i always found him disinto. 'esteI
Z -"urrHus To % fault i, was sa'h
injury 'bat he was has worst cnel y
'N way ho is dead and his grave wit u
1'' 'oe', 81 he have any, would no.
' 900 1unpImeu,,ug hin virtues
' "1"t years he was worthy and
| I".'" member of the Masonic Lodge |
'ihleu lie had also taken the
's degrees IN Masonry and was
9 numbered among the Royal Arch
.N Ia hia death he was buried
.0e honnr- Of the Brotherhood, as
'fcqucutly in life and health cs
'',l O. desire that hi- body should
''' "v committed To earth. The Ma. |
''' ) paternity has lost an acceptable |
inA'r aud a deserving brother INIT
.'' ''i his chi'drcn have losta Father
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-19


"tti.t cob bo'En OBJ lrWi. LABOR
Aus1iN, IEN',. December L., l>Hb J
Dds WILL. BE DECEIVED nj this
ID Office until the FIRST DAY OF
FEBRl AIRY. lst1. nrthe .urplu. DON.
wet. now IN the lruiteutnry aud such
as may bee hereafter delivered there
The term. upon which said convict.
will be- hired are o., follows
| The term at hiring twelve Dll
months
. In parties of one hundred .luU
ar more
% The ,0u,irt- Will b., received ly
the contractor at Huntsville who viii
convey them 10 the points where be- NAV
desire lu work them. free OF charge d.
the state
Contractors will provide comfort.
bic quarters Tor the couyict~. and will
also provide suihcicncy Of Wholesome
rati0u- fur the party ul convict, aud for
guard rmuluyci O, the state To- suarl
said cou,icts The guard will bee AZ the
rate of mot les. than eighteen tl>b mon
lorcycry one hundred lluu) conyicts If
from mu'iulus ur refractory di,po,i
ton ut the cuu,ipt., ia the opinion of
the agent il become. necessary Ia cn.
pluy au additional number lu that above
Indicated he may do So and the pro.
po.als for the contract should state at
what price per dag such additional
guard will bee mtioucd the T. come
out Of thcwaRcs due from the contractor
b In the event the Board eauuut at
one time deliver tho number Of convict,
contracted for the contractor Will have
10 receive the conylcts Ia parties ol t,u
or moro, Us they may arrive 40 the Penn
Tertiary until the number contracted for
has been furnished
The price contracted 20 be- Paid tl
cummcucc running in an cases. from
the day ON which the runyi,t- are do.
liycred
In the event the contractor. at amy
time desires to scatter his party of con.
yicts over greater space at ground thuu
the guard furnished by the state can
guar! thcm, such contractor shall at his
own charge furnish the necessary alii
tional guard 10 safely keepsaid cunyict-
such additional guard to be determined
by the agent of the STATE. and 10 be- I'm.
der his control
Should any Of the con,ict- have TO
be returned to the rcuitentiary, because
Of bad conduct, the contractor shall turn
such convict over TO the agent of the
state, who will see that he J.. safely re-.
turned 10 the penltcntinry
o At the cul of tho suptr4.t tho
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-19
100000.
For One Dollar!
The Merchants and Manufacturers
IL'AkEI ASSnTI NTIDN


Calls your attention to the fact Of is
being the largest and most popular Jew
clry Association IN the United States
The business is and alway, has been
conducted IN the most candid and hon
urabic manner Cur rapidly Increasing
trade - q sure guarantee ut the nuurc.
citation of our patrons for this method uf
obtaining rich elegant. and costly
gunI- The sudden stasnatIuu lt trade
in Europe. owing 90 the late German
WE. and recent disastrous financial cvi
-is be- Europe. has caused the failure Of
a large number of Jewelry houses in
London and Paris. ohhgine them 10 sell
their goods nc "a great sacrifice. in some
instance, -tiirl less than the cost Of
mnnulacturIu. We have lately pur
chased very largely of these Bankruri
Goods. az such extremely low prices
that we can afford 20 .eni away Finer
Goods. and give better chances to draw
the most valuable prizes than any other
establishments doing similar bushes.
OIR AIM L. 'rO PLEASE. and yc re-.
.pprtiuiy solicit YOUR patronage. as We
are confident Hf twin. che utma., saith,
faction Damn. the past wear we have
forwarded "a number u. chs most ,alua
Die prizes t. all PARTS ar the country
Those vino ratronilc 10, wilI receive tie
mlI value of their money. as M article
100 our lit is worth lc.. than one dollar
retail. and there are me- blanks Parties
dealing with MS ma, depend an having
prompt returns. and tho article drawn
Nil BE- immediately sent to any address,
los return mail or express
The iuIluWtu. parties have recently
drawn valuable prizes from the Mcr
chants and Manufacturer Jcwclry A..
.uyiatiou. aud have kindly allowed the
u.c &C their names
Frederick y Browne. Esq Treasury
Department Washington, II e, Piano,
value $3.50. Miss Anna l. Frost Wa
rcr.y Terrace. y ! city, Ladies' Gold
tneme.lri and diamond set watch.
,a'''. ',' " ''l''n ~ ,, i''l''''N. Sow ,
~ -, n,,1r,',, NH A.
tl,,- T.a -, ,,ln, sonU. u;.. nry
60. a.. tu .,... N..t..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-19
COOKING ST YES,

| HAVE just received ~ Cooking
STOVES Of rs good patterns and Of ms
good workmanship n. any made M the
United states which viii sell a. cheap
a. can he bought ia this ur any other
market Buy q good stove Tin is not
good it ,cxc. you daily tit 8. good J.. is
daily source Of satisfaction
j A NA&llOOK
Jan %. a.. 9g-gt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-19

WILL open is first session tla first
" Monday ia January next amber n
corp. uf able Professors. Rev james :
Lane President
Tuition 500 per auwm payable
somiannullly in advance
IN the preparatory department CON.
neetal with thi. institution the lu-tru.
tons sill hr thorough Terms, per .y--
SION lt fla. months. 1T elias. Sl5 900
3ui class. so 600 Bird rla-. So up.
incidental fee II on aucmit jn ai
vance Al tees will le received ,p cur
rcney Ut par Board can be obtained Iu
good rm5Ha. 20 from So 600 nsI' uH
Ser month
There +. ample room 10 thc College
HullI,ue. for Ea,h department..
By order ut the Board
g \ ~lEET Secretary
NN o. l-bG IH aW
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Marshall Masonic
t l. MAI.I.l STITtTF

THE Second Session Of the present
l scholastic gear, will commence the
first Monday in February next with a
full corps Of good and experienced
Teachers
Mr.. Graham who has charge of the
Music Department, = truly, worthy.
and well qualified It very desirable
tina, the pupils should commence with
the first Of the session vet, they are
only charged from the time they enter
DO not forget 20 educate yunr iaush
tiers Board can be had with the Vice
Principal or with some Of the best finn.
lies in the city
7 u WILSON Prcud.Hf
Marshall Jan II. l,67
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-19

Diamond Pins, brooches. aud Ear
Drops Ladies' sets Of Gold and Coral,
jet and Gold. florcntne, Mosaic. Lava
and ,ameo set. n studs. Vest and
Neck Chains. plain and chased Gold
Rings Gold Thimhler, Lockeis, new
STYLE Belt Buckles. Gold Pens aud Pen.
oils Fancy Work Iioxcs Gold Pens with
Gold and Silver Extension Cases. All q
large assortment, of Fine Silver Ware
and lewclry Of every description, Of the
best make and latest STYLES.
ssns- 4 chance To obtain any Of the
above articles for ONE DOLLAR. hy
purchasing q sealed envelope for 2jc.
asay" Five Sealed Envelopes will be
sent for I Eleven Tor T. Thirty fo'
- Sixty FIVE for tlO, One HUNDRED
for $l5
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-19

incpualled Inducements offered to
Ladies aud Gents who will act ~ such
Cur descriptive circulars will be sent on
application
Distributions are made in the follow.
ing manner Certificates naming each
article and it. value are placed in sealed
envelopes, which are well mixed One
Of these envelopes, containing the Ger
tifca,c or Order for some article, will he
delivered at our office, or sen, by mail
to any address, without regard to choice,
ON reccip, Of Is cents
On receiving the Certificate the pur.
chaser will see what article il draws and
It's value, and can then send One D1ilar
and receive the articlc- named or can
choose any other one article on our list
of the same value Purchasers Of our
Seated EHreiopes may, in this manner,
obtain an article worth from one 10 five
hundred dollars
Long letters are unnecessary Have
the kindness To write plain directions,
and in choosing diticren, articles from
4, those drawn, mention the style desired
Orders io- Srtlfp ENVELOPES must 10
every case be accompanied by the cash,
With the name Of the person sending
and Town. County, and State plairly
written Letters should be addressed
| to the Managers, ~ follows
JACKSON, CORNISH, 4 co,
1913 & 1875 Broddgay,
Nep York GIN
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
COA SALE.

illf suh5criher oaera Tor sale his plan
! iation, about three aud ball mile.
y T. from Marshall. Texas. containing
aboal 'aur hundred nad my acres Of lnrd
about one hundred and twenty acr-
cl'arcd. all liresh Upon the place is a
guol dwelling and ouihouses, wei oi
sr,t rate water, and good apple and
peach orchard Of choice freii
! Nillsell with the place Corn, Fodd r,
Cattle. lloVs, ami Farming Utensils, II
desired For terms apply TO
II II MARTIN
Marshall Jan 70. 1867 223l'
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PRICES Oh 1T NBER.

Ellt following synopsis embraces ..-'
l OF the pfics. %, unhrr AZ 'he several
mills OF the undersigned proprietor. boz
Harrison county lrya.
The prlos tT. 900 % .p..., ha-i- bout
currency e.l % uhlnnt il. m.raet value
aud aIl -lle- ar. D.. cash
Al ple lumber under ELIOT .1ug auI
between q urhe. aui L. mcb, wide.
one laghar Ie.- thick per N $50, specie
rate over 20 r,tloug or over q inches
wide. under inches sid. OF -aaii rip
ped lumber per- VI ~
Split lumber slch rs weather boards.
will be- counted side with edge ndi,d
ScAntlug less 'hau 3 by inches uill
be- counted pur foot. D.ncll measure
llmbe' 3 by inches quarr and over.
v.il br counted hoard measure also
plank user inch tl.ah rough edge, pDr
NJ. .ucal mca,ur. Sj2 80
Lynn, gum maple rad post, and water
oak. sawn into .rautiirs or o'hcrwisa.
par VI $50 40
Hickory gh't. oa., a-h and walnut.
per VI, $50 80
BUTLER a TAYLOR.
WllAlEi a COLEMAN,
JAS VI CURTIS,
y NcPHAll.
J + WlIHFR~POGN. I
~ Fct less the above
Or'. 20. l-Gt. llU
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b. and 70 J,rab, Dry ,iooi. snd Groceries
ROOTS SHOES AND HATS
! o Lewis Fucker and rhnrmaud.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Stacy aud Poland
DRY GOODS GROCERIES ETC
PITS ,nd thJor.
AUCTION HOUSE, ETC
Ttamp.un Morris, and Geo.. General Nff
chsui'Te aud Cotton Fart0rs
DIR GS Ac,
white and Co.
HIDES, PELTRlE~, WOOL, nc,
n y utiaa aud Go.
COTTON FACTORS
hattie aud boy.
FuitW NRDING ANDtONNlSSluN.
John Howell
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS ny :. T.. Il
JACK Wharton laBoha.i'r purkc. and
Maple.
LAWY EfS, SilREV EPORT.
Jnge. aud Harrt.-, Hicks and Hall,
PACKET LINE or HOArS.
Alabama and National steamer carol ne
l'ri River Packet
COTTON FACTORS.
f. u MauiUp Battle and poy.
FURNITURE
o. q Cmmp jefferson,
NEW YORK
q u Valentine Gold Pens Casrs etc
HATS CARS AND STRAW GOODS
- g.. Hickey New York.
FOREIGN AGENCY
MOTIFS n gar
HANDS WANTED
q. i Taylor
AUCrluNEERS Nc.,
p E iuHhHck. and enb
HIRING rENTI. CONNICrS.
81 n Wpssfnu.
LAWYERS. SAN AUGUSTINE
....H
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Great Distribution
81 rUE
Merchants \ Manufacturers

JENELRY ASSOCIATION.
iIj e. 1915. Broaitcay Ncr York CTR
.hF Rosewood Piano. and Mcloieons,
" Fine oil Paintings tngrnyines
Silver Ware Gold and silver Watchc.
and Elegant lcwclry consisting Of Dis
mond Fms. Diamond Rings, Gold Brace
lets Coral. fl1rcutinc, Mosaic Jet. La
"a aud Ladies' Sets, cold Pens with
gold aud silver extension holders. Sleeve
Buttons sets Of Studs, Vest and Neck
Chains plain and chased Gold Chains.
A. yalued nt
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Democrats Of the United state.
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citation and reorganization Of
f'F and for the dcieudi ny of
Constitutional liberties OF the
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ht.ry congressional district IN the
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INDEPENDENT SCHOOL.
NY next ssasiou will commence on
y. Monday. January 1867

Rairs IT lntpn pr @ssion (iN,uiy
"lchs) irom Sli o $50 payable u tIicrc
nr IT. equivalent when paym.l b. mals /.
0Nt u,LF IN advance Students charged
hnn The time " entrance until the clps'
'' iac session. except DO eases OF pr1'rhc.
ted illness
We are now prepared 90 receive sixty
lr seventy pupils, and sith an uuseislng
DEVOTION 70 our scholastic duties we hop
TO receive liberal SHARE Of patronage
r VI BURTON
Jan . 1867 q t.
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| EfrtRS. Of Administration upon the
II cstttr OF \ " crawford, having
been era ntri To- the uudrrsiguci hy the
County Court OF Harrison county at the
regular .,am thereof, organizing on the
last Monday IN December, a u I,b6
lee hereby gives general notice tn all
per 'ops having claims against the estate
It his interstate, To present the same,
llly authenticated. within the time pre-.
acribcd hy law tBi those indebted To-
the same are requested Co make imnc
diato payment
WILLIAM S\EblkER. Admir-
OF \ W Crawford decd
January ~. 1867 % tw
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Advertising Index.
MARSHAI.t.

=
| Advertising Index.
! MARSHAII..
MERCHANTS
g q Gfrss h Co, T.. a. Dc Li.l, \ e.,
=. II Martin. iIcara8 rsyman. " Ro-.naain
Loeb Jones Dan Aycrs q hhsanS raflf
wade Foster scu', 4 smith " Y. D. wafi
| Piefsou fi.l-iiufy knieht & tA-.ey >,ssits
ester n Co, = Il. DAVIS \ Go.
DIR ttilSfS
Frank 4 Wood C. Gtssss CO.. -ears
HOTELS
Csp,a, Hotel
PHYSICIANS
Dr. ~ s Vi,herpooo pfs johnson \
! Cram, Dr.. : tagsn uf. ~ , Fad.
DENTISTS
johnson & slaughter.
LAWYERS
| Fn1srN gfsts srufrs .frr 1904 LANGLEY
hoe .au. john b4tkr. IHHr VI r.g.tf
3D. % mb o. HIHH. H.f a
| IffIaf Pore ~t.lim .H s. r..s s. o u.h
! fH o. H.EHi.vrH at NaiE Fie.ds
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
90 al-N ,...
| TIMER AND COPPER SMITHS
4. %. F.u u lk
WATCH MAKERS
u.N 81 rhH' a s Boa.gr
PHOTOGRAPHERS
N ~ UrHsa.
BARRIERS
Augustus Fs.4kt
SCHOOLS
Men tensls ll.''uie Nl-hsI rus,r.
-ffy John I rIerHc independent Mis- -
% ifHa. NJ. lHfHey aHa Nr. Young. DO.
SADDLE AND llARNE~, SHOP
WI Carter.
HACKS AND DRAWS.
EN NakIn.
LIVERY STABLES
uHsk .H r#Hus.iun siu Capt., Il .fel
Mammoth MAJ .fsiae.l
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE
Dlal GO.
Music SCHOOL.
Ms. Amanda b. Ioha.taa
UNDERTAKEN
RaIasA co.
COOKING STOVES
T. e. lc Li.ie J II. vletoak
lRUNTGE.
&c Gtref
BARGAIN OFFERED
j /. NHs and ~mAHsy.
GOLD WAN TED
wR %. ward.
NrR- ERR
john usue4u
BURIAL oF ,nE DEAD.
u Curlu
NEW ORLEANS
A D. Gfi-wald \ Co. Jevtlfy and Fancy
Good.
81 P.rst. Fancy @ cd. sad trimmings.
Crescent ~ tobacco sIfk- MAYER broth
cfs.
un.bear Commercial college
CONFECr1ONARl
Etrbe-, Iurpin.
SOAP.
5 He..e Ast. and Comm, .sn Merchant
DRUGS Ere
p. Dueougc.
COTTON, GINS ETC. /
kuIgbt a Go
LEATHER AND ~ NDING~
lsan Pierre 4 Co.. Importer.
SiLkS RIBBONS, y FANCYDOup~
refkin. . fttellnndcr.
Music AND MUSICAL.
g.. Guuywad
GENL COMMISSION MERCHANTS /
i'rrs u., Sseu.au \ g.. y 3D. -wrnsau,
fciAi.t a Coz. y Y.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
-,haIirr \ Iu1srbi,l
SEWING MACHINE
Nls.sN G.#as. ~ -, Hs.4u \ - ,lau I
FlSH MERCHANTS /
> d Moody 4 CO.
SAppLERN
81 " -uu
CLOTHING. Ere
lw S.ns
COMMISSION NJ ERCHANrS
uasaT1 lazy u " HaI4.yS Geo J j /
..t-t 10 N4H \ -lr h..us. uansHNtf
',nn = , ~ a.. = j drfun. Hem NIaE |
& % q 81 3 h4t~Iu. EtrHHs 4 NaTrI |
artu. Dvi 90 ta =, N -d .a Co.,.
lt--. ffH't.Hs CO..
GliOt ERS
D H1"aD.. u.-. Is s.f So. o.. NtW !
,tHc y o.. "'n. W iFrue q ,a.. ti M 3 |
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FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
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DRY GOODS
N..fr Hereford
STEAM ENGI,,E~ n BOILERS
v NJ lyrHs.
ROOTS AND SHOES
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FOREIGN ~ DONE- TIC ilQrOR~
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CARR ET WAREHOUSE.
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CATTLE, HOG :. 4 SHEEP.
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n u LIPSCONB, Attorney At
VI. Law. will prertirr 90 She ruuri-
Of the Sixth Judicial District AT hu-i
ness entrusted to hi, cure ell NEE, strict
And prompt attention
Marshall jan %. ~ u23ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-19
New Advertisements.
MUSIC SCHOOL.

MRS. AMANDA + JOHNSTON ha.
vi removed to her residence, a pleas
ant healthy location SIX miles east uf
Marshall and will teach a elias. Of
scholars for the next session Of months
Board tuition Of English branches and
Piano Forte ~ per month. cur
Guitar ....... >
Violin ...... ,
Painting .-... 10 specie
Embroidery . 10
Payments 70 be made monthly
No deduction only IN eases 81 pratract.
ed sickness Pupils charged from the
tine II entering the school commencing
the las, Monday in January
Jan 10. o. al.2t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-19
CITATION.

May T. Or, GuariiaH Minor Heirs
Of Elijah or. dsreased
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Issued January llth 1867
G. h " ARREN Clerk
January ~. lh6, - iw
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-19
INFORMATION WANTED.

II " $. NipnLEBRuOks will write
] or com 10 New York NO 25l West
Twenty tir.t street, and inquire for j G.
be- will obtain Information that Will profit
nm very much.
January u Is6i 23ti
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-08-16
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
OYER 100000 SOLD.

rs Agents of Stonebraker's Valuable Family
Medicines will be on their guard against the imi-
taton and counterfeiting of them, which is now
being done by CLOTWO RTHY & CO., Baltimore,
and put forth upon the public as the genuine arti-
Giles made by me. A large number of Agents are
left under the impression that the undersigned is
out Of the business, and that CLOTWORTHY Il
CO., have the sole control of my business, which
is not the case Means, both foul and fair are
used to deceive the unwary and thepublic and to
flood the country with spurious articles. A word
to the wise may much trouble.
To my friends and the public | will State that
have RECOMMENDED business at No. "a Camden
Street, Baltimore, where all those who have been
selling my medicines, THE ORIGINAL STONE
BRAKFR'S MEDICINES, will please send their
orders, and they will be supplied as before, on
the most accommodating terms.
II. STONEBRAKER,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer
No. 81 Camden Street, Baltimore.
Where all orders must be sent for the Genuine
Articles.
For sale by
N. B. HENDRY, Staunton, Va,
and Country Stores generally.
July 26, '67-ly.