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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

A New York letter sass I" A
siagulsr (st this dns) Transaction
tsok place hsss last week, being NO
lsss than tks sals, for sssA IN Aasa,
Of fosr millions Of 'Confsdsrsts
Besses bonds tos he sum Of sixteen
huslssd dsllsrsi Densbody thiaks,
With Rsglish heldsrs, that so~sbody
hss rot these beads 10 psy some
time
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

On comparing soiss . few san
days ago, sfsss he evening sssvies,
tAs nsnbsrs Of . Prssbytsvisa sna
. Methodist congregation il We.
tsrs city, two bloeks .ps't, vsrs soa.
sidsssbly saspsissa 70 liars sAss tAss'
psstsss Asd prsseAsa ~ ADs ~
NOS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

F'em tbs Golss.bs. Enssirs,.
"CRAG fONT."

| This Is the tile of = new nov., nov
undergoing publication BY Bl-ioct 4 10
Of Ne~ forh, and will soon be- before
the reading World for ps,u..l snd sr,t.
icis@ have been permitted ,o ~.
the manuscript. and am therefore IRE.
pared, :" = measure, to .pesh Of iu a.s
im
"Crag Font" has h~.n ~r,u.n Nv,
young and CITED daughter IT u,.oyx,.
and, though u he her fret sart. Evil
place her at onee IN III. list Of the moe,
distinguished competitor, for literary
fame She plays apn III. h-a,ts,rin.s
with the touch Of on. deeply ,.r.ed IN
my s'io lore, and has gathered from the
various field. of Mythology, ancien, ard
s'o'irrn PHILOSOPHY. Grcc,sn and no.
man poetry, pains,ns, sculrtur. snd
song, material. II rar, lsstrr. Of which
she has wrought, - glor,ous t.~rl.--.o
attractive IN it, Outlines, ~ beau iful IN
it, PROPORTIONS, with II. graceful spires.
columns AL! iome, ths, these ~hn enter
ITS hall vii linx.r IN wonder and pr.n
OF the literature, language, art. rrl,.
and laws with ~hich the fsie ~
has adorned zach chamber
tan will turn FROM thi. tenn,
tn admiration. bu, with ~
mighty God tina, one ~ y,ar
en'ed msy he guided ly a.
hand, and her ready pen Ne in,
the promotion OF tbo suhlinr
Of Justice, Mercy and rrut.
The plot il admirable. and ana
thrilling Incident The character nj.
natural, a"d we'll sustained through,
with all the delicate shades Of pa.
pride and ambition portrayed Via
force vi one Who has made the
OF mnn their choice pursuit
reader Is led On, ~ It were, b, a.
ehantrcs. .onstimrs besailsd io
magic music ui her song. then l,t
~u"der Mt her exquisite portrH,tnrrs
lille and character, virtue -. IL IL
10 triumph over vice, high resolves a,
holy hop.. brought To the goal If Ia.
nmb't'o" by oocooQuesnbls sncrey, 20,
defiance OF the cold worlis sso.n ..I
poverty : relentless sway
The style j. cha.,c and elegant.
sbound,ng in classical imagery and
beauty The sentiment !. par. aud e..
e'aicd beiraying the highest spprer,.
alton Of the good and excellent iur,r
Font will doubtless ehsllsng. III. al.
mirxt,oa Of the most Gas,,d,ou. and ,hc
vertict Of its ightsaed rsa4irvs wi,l be-.
many daughters have dons we'll bu,
thou escell-st them Ill
heriA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

~. AL a.. ,,,lou;,c !, IN. p.,,
,o,,..,ond,nc, a, Inc New Yo,I
r;u.~
M, n,,,, charcoal he tho mini,
IA. ~ ~. J.,.,,., 40 w.l, ,n,..,;
v,,;on, on IN, .ub,.o, and Ia r.po,,
- An. A,.a.wv AZ N.d,e;r. ~ >.
.u,, az nj. investigation. ,f,, we.
,;,.,,r, ssoO ,,r,on, aud 40 AMI.
nal ,,J ,o., =, .,,c,,jx, oh..,v..
,io, running tbrouyh several wear.
h.s ,,., ,er,,,.J a, foiIov, ~ ,he
Ac.d,wy
/ Sn.l,.,ox and cox,o, A..
,~o distinct ,;.c,.e.
. Vaccination doe. no, p,cd,,
,o.. 10 an, m,l,dic.
4 Vaccination and small no. loss
,ner a certain ,im, ,br,, po,., of
r,...,,,na ,,an .m.I,',o,
Vscc;,. m.,,c, ,h,,cC,,. ma
malta, n, n.y l.. ,h, mod, ~ mo
.,,v;,, |, has need ,c being ,cn.v
cd
, III. j,.,o.;,,o, ,o.m,,I,o,
!. "a much The Greater A. the indi
y;au.I /. vo,nce, or more ,ycd
Il REPRESENTATION /, Of an ,h.olu,e
,.o,s.,,v
Th, AVA, xho have had IN.
small mo-, ought to he rcvacc,na,,J
V.ce,,n matte, 1, ,...l,, ,b,,'
,h. b,u,, hoJ, hnr,oxs from |, IL.
cnn.,;,,,,on.l ,,,,.,,l.. |, NAV
,herr,ors ot,,n h, J,n,,tou. IN ync'
c;n.,e n.,,,, f,om ,rm IN arm Ths
Ac.d.my oc n.J,,;n. h,J ,l,..dx
J.,,d.J H., .o "a, =, l.,s, a. >.
vard.d ,ypb,li,,e .eec,,on il VA.
Contained !, N, malta,
o tn, COW 4. r.,,.c,o,y Ia the
.,nh;li,,e vim,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

Losr A DAY.--A voysgc 70 Chiss
on The new lias bslvsen las Fran
cisco and Hong Koag, tells how >
day was knocked Of ths calender
during the voyage. The noatA Of
January is generally sappessd v
have thirty -oss days. We hsd ore
shert vesk---s week al only si1 days.
To ~ Monday -, 1857, had no s1-
isssnce. We jumPed froa Sunday,
tAs 18th, TO Tssa6y, the 1sta. W.
pa,ssd the fs0th LeKses Of longi.ads
on tho night Of s,snday, and bsiak
twenty four houri behind east d
Gres.wieh time, ve I'D 70 janp
Nosdsy IL .sasr ~ catch ~,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

TAs issssass Of tAs sssa sn1ss
e1>ees evltivstiea IL ~ b<0bsy
UslA) Prss;Sssey y sbsst 80, -
sssss, rspssssstsd lssssessd sspsst y
~ vslss Of -, ~, ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

The prisoner for deb .t Clishy
xot up IN illsniass;o fw svss.
ings since 70 csIsbssss tho ps.sisg d
The bill which, II ear ried IN sAs ssa-
ate, would ut thsn IT liberty. TAs
bi,l has siscs Aeeome . law.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18
DISSOLUTION.

partnership heretofore existing y,
~ The anders,gned, IN the manage.
the Capitol Hotel vas dissolved
Jul consent. u. ". l. Dawson y
with the sct,leineUt Of the out
bas,u.ss, to whom all debts must
sid who will settle all outssand'
NEh. ....
". Y. BROOKS.
q. ". l.. DAWSON.
sll, NV, "A Of Dob. 10 u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

The New York Herald for ths I'D
eowtsins advertise nents II tive hun
drsd and twenty aoosss and
rooms 10 iee, whils there arc only
thirteen called FOR; thsss are csc
huadred and sine notices u real 81.
.ats for sale, asd only two individu
ais who wish to purchase ono hun
dred and Af,een people ADVERTISE for
bosrders and dodgers, and there ars
bst eleven inquiries for board two
hundred and tvesey. ssvsa females
ssk Tor situations. aad shy oss fan
lies csll for female hslp, tss mstos
sss cut u employ asst, asd twenty
two arc wanted.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

Ths lsss u ~ pe,shaiss il ~
ssa,s Of Mississippi, II u psss sis
yoss, 10 sstinstsd Al 5000 whites
And 81. Ots0 blacks.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

Tho cslsbratsd Dragon tree Of Or
a.Avo, in the Canary Islands, which
has been known and used ~ land
marx for centuries, BY ssamen Of I'll
satioas. exists 40 longer The hsr.
ricaas of the 9Th isss., which easssd
considerable damage in those islands,
upsoo%ed it, The tree had . very
psculiar shape, ssd wss universally
knows - The Dsaso Ii Osstsvo.
It, ass vas sstinaasd II over ons
thssasssd years. The asxt sceouss
Of il was given BY Che Fr.nei'c.n
Friar Gels Aptonio, Who visitsd the
CanAYiea 10 1857
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

.Pow.R oy DisrulcT COMMAND.
Ens.-On this interesting subject,
tho Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore bvs writes
Mr.. Stsnbury has not written, NOR
hss he been requested 10 write, Az
opinion on tho subjac,, NOR has Gen.
Sheridan aver sent . line 10 tho
President with refsrsanc 10 tbs re-
meval Of the Louisiana oshcers
ThesecrstAry orwsr. Aisw days ago.
sen. y messenger 10 Gen. Sheridan
requesting a report Of his action and
the causes Of the rcmovsI~ but the
report has not been received, though
mou,ents.ily cspsetsd.
Tho subjsct hss bcsa iorssssly dis.
cussed In tho Csbiast, ssd il va IN
dsrstoOd 10 bs the Sense Of the sdnin
is,ratioa that the military som~snd.
ers are aot warranted uadsr tho 70.
construction act in removing civil
o6cess, unless they arc in son,s way
obstrue,ing the execution Of the law
aud then when such removals have
been made even upon good aad suit
6cient grounds, the law doss mol
authorize u military commander "a
appoint thor Successors. lie can
assign military osicer~ to performs
oaicial duties which civil oMcers fail
to execute, but he cannot appoint
Attorney General and othsr StAts
officers This il ~ereIy the infor-
NAL conclusion Of tho Admiaistva
ton, bat the suhject has sot bssu
regularly before the Cabinet, mol
referred to the Attorney General. --
". y. PIC.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

Wisconsin BY both branches Of
her Lcsislalnrl, has passed the NO
men suffrage ell. .s.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

TIE tAsss aillisa 1salAs ssGss
les':siss. In rsssA, y sssssssay
abasdensa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

II y whispered sbsssd tAAt ths
sudtss lines. Of the Enprsss Es-
genie wss essssd BY . pamphlet scot
70 hsr, sad into France, by Cos
saIsp Bravo, the Spanish Minister Of
the Intssior. This pa.PAlss, il 10
aid va foil Of spissfsl revelations
contsr.ing ths life II ~ pssssas
Empress III the FrsscA and wss
sso{ out 10 rsssliatioa for sons wick
II psmphIsts sboas Qnsss lsabells,
which ksvs lateIy appeared in France
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

II is said that Chisf Justice Chase
Il psshing matters ~ that the bark.
rups lsw oss 70 isto epssssien On
Jsss let The rslss for epssatios
ssdsr il have bssn completed BY The
Associate Justices, aud vAsa pristsd
will nsks . good sissd volsme. They
will - psisssa ed sssdy fer disen-
button sbost he ist IT Nay.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

Coagrs~s Hall, ssrasoxa, Is bsiag
rs,iaty rebuilt, 4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18
WV srkDNAS
r.. RIGGS a. Co,
| ESTATE AGENTS,
.....,,. ,,,.., paouhi,can Printing O3ice

MARSHALL, TEXAS,
Ii. attend to al thu branches Of y
y encral Real Estate Bsokerag, and
J gency business.
kcerd Of all Lands GU sale kept in
br public reference. aud q monthly
\ published and distributed IN Ill
! The United States and Eurore
4 description Of all lands, PLACED
charge Ior sale, recorded IN our
lid published il our monthly edeu-
OF cha ge.
further particulars. sc. monthly
| IS, 1866. no."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

In T. WILLIAMS. Attorney 1t
k~, Marshall. Texas, has resumed
k,sicc OF his profession Ia ,he courts
ii eth j ndiclal District, aud ~ ila,
sf Marion oI thu Eighth judicial
\, Careful attention. viii be given
rs,uectioa ri eIAtns. aud settlement
debts. -..
khnil, Nov. n. 1886. nl2'Iy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

poverty RELENTLESS. sway
The style is cha-,c and elegant
sboand'ng in classical imagery and
beauty Tho sentiment /. pare aud Ell.
e'"scd, betsaying the highest xpprcr,.
alton Of the good and excellent lCr,r
Font will doubtless ehslisng. III. al
Mirsfion OF the most fastidiou. and the
verfict Of IL enlightened readers vi,l be-.
" many daughters have dose we'll but
thou escell-st them Ill
Dtsrslc, Cousr Tale has b.su IL.
week for the trial Of criminai causes.
and the Court has been busiiy engaged
In tho unpleasant duty VI beinsins u
jasticc the violAtovs Of lsw and good
order Tho court proceeded without
distufban, until IL reached the iadict.
ments tound at the present t.rm, and
in these indictments net with obstruc.
tons Tho motioss ~ quAsh, i,oursd
into court ~ thick ~ hsil-aliexins
that one Of the jurors, 10 ~it. j n Ford,
who acted ~ foreman Of the Grand
jury, ~As not = qualified Juror ~ the
tins u the finding Of the bill under III.
Military I'LL, and therefors bot = GOOD
Juror tn. notion Sled In the cas-. of
tho s.sts Va Jerry ~ Iiyiss. indicted far
,~sr,ier Wa made a,s test case AMI
after full evidence and srxur.nt az
council, tbs eoass sustained tie sstion
wVsa~A, snd the ha'Iiss II the Grand
jury were declared nsii, ssA TIA GRAND
Jasy wss Lhssssro. discharged Nv
tho question Ia, how oas tbs matte, ,,s
lawyer -sad has nat bssa d,ssvu;s.d
upon by Ne cosrt ssd DsI,ict A,to,.
n-y --HAsssss,oyt Ns~s.
fssa,s" ,ss,s WAv,--Ths Radicals
are e.st.os.sly fsslsss their wsy. eyes IN
Tie North Ia limitations N he 1~spss.ssI
s",sr".ssss u ~ thd wsssd, IL so's.
.snss '"oA'sx n ~ ssEslasson By lev,
mt :aPpssssios Of relisiesl sssssinss
'h.s, N hs'oPs, P"'iiIesl psessssisss
49, hss1~sse Ase ses sjos~s1. sslsss
sAsy s's ~ Ne oovssssssnt No. ~, W
'saa - 'c!'v' hsrs
'hs fe"ssysvania ssasts lsss wssh
e"sessrsd IN hs hosss bill kshi1Asss
p"''e'ea! possessions amer dssk Ia he
e'sy ii fh''.Ss'phia dssiss he va days
ss:s processing any ksssrAi sSeett"~"
The devssasssns can prehiAh puiis-
',s'sss OARS, ~ Fs"AihM .Aso slsp-
9sssss 'sssssA VI Pss.shin9 tAsss vAe
ds'ss'b pstressioss, A'd 'sfosaiag ahs.
80 e""ssess~ WA sasw. hlow 10 stsvsA
= Va right " pspslas asssallase 49,
oss4''ssssssp~ = 1s~ leessv 4s0
'o.e nssrssa ---sos.s svssty yossss
~" 'sts tAs ssassy ths pssssss ussk.
~ se.es 10y ~ Fssss river, - search
81 gold They will jsia . tAssty s.v
sosn'nG ssas 0sssxs>sws 10 sAIs slAss,
ssA Ne vho!s sos.pasy win sss.is. 81
sac.s tAsss ass4.sS psvsseA They 10
veil Prspassd viii rssvisisas - ssf.
es'snt'y AsDsA y rssiss ~ aaAashs
t'on shsa sosA sss - fsssA IL rsas.
.s'As.'s ase.s.s's. v u: ,:Rtss ~ss-
tsosss4, asd u W. 0sssssl usvessasas
..sld asord e.es's:s psssssstas 70 os'
wssts'" frsstass. oSsaa& vssA psess .
essss ssss.es VI ssvssss = ~ Htese
The sscssssses VII - ss1ss ~ so~-
sTvl VI use nssvsiy. VIE h pssesstly H.
s'hss WA - sssessy iassa1s4 - "
ssps"ssd -- 7ssss 0sss'ssvl RssA.
nsa ssessAss v 1isfsstsss b " barn
p"ss, - - - have ea1itAl sssssh N
eetsekse sAeosslvss - thsIS ssassl Il
- - . e0e9 - eeeseseeAbeo oas1nsa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

r.sss 49, Aera tiasss r. ~ NessAs,o
eitiss. ness psspss sss ssv - Il e.
pleynsss IL 1siass, New Yssk, ~
rhiIsdslpAis hes = ~ pssvisss ti.s
Sw naay ysass. Assy 1AsslAssssiss
sNnklssk1esas ~ ~, ~ ~ bslil;aS
ssssspsisss ~ q . s~aaA-sei1l Tks
sass V Sv;as sAsss y vssy AisA, sd
~ suSsssaG sosag Ne psss As vic
~ hss hsss sssssaliy vI1s-spssaA ~
severe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

rks Chiosse rsiAsss gives ssss
smussnsst nssiess fson ,As (pss-
spsstivs Sitks Daily Mask Rat, Of
which Tia folss~iss IL . speeiasa !;
:" The Hsalss Bssshsss sDsssd sAsis
ssAss ssssrtsIsHsst isss svssisg y
ssdlsscs composed Of Ne chs Of sss
popslssios. Their psssesAsscss N
Tho Arctic Cissls. sad halsssiag "
The sstrsnity Of Tie Moth Psss vsss
very grsssfsl sd beautiful. BAsv-
rrs Of tslIov sssdlss vsss shsssa
upon the stage, sd tAs sssisg sih-
lesss retired aaA thss1srv 81 ~
plasss. W. en- rssssssei - -.
sossce that thsiv sesss Ass nsds
srrasgenssss 70 illuminate ~ lee
Palace with thA Assess hessslis 70.
morrow evssisg."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

|iLsos. ~ NC 'vxn'
b,rshell, Late OF :. Y
LsON A. MclVEls. Attorneys and
founscaors al Law, Msplall,
Twill give strict attention to bus''
s,he courts OF Harrison, Marion,
I.usa, and Pamela counties; and
kups.,ne sud Federal courts AT
bali, jar. 70, 81. r19'"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18
EpENDENT SCHOOL.
lkTngE, IN. .... -. L AAwskS
|LvkleE AAWkkt.
L RS

shall, Tex az.
|,r s,.<stiOs sives 10 ~ bus
po,tssis,l 10 thssr cafe.
tse,-u. U. U,sx9 4 Co. = Y.
! Co. Pops, .A,xiasa i Pops.
LUCKY, y ssshsll, TexaA; J. u.
co.. Oenetsi James I1sasauest.
|itkis, aHa q. y. 'l'nl<y, New
HH apis, 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18
Jhrhiral Curhs.

q, r. n lunN son JunS Il cEAiS.
l\kS. JOHNSON a GRAIN, contiu.
~ Ne IN the practice OF Medicine.
surgery, and ob.tetrics
Terms, cash rhen ihe case is dischdrts
I'd on satistacf ~ arrangements
Oeflos-At e. q tirccgs Drug store
Marshall. jan. u, O. n.i-if
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

TIE work u constructing tssstjss
So bridges on he vislsbssy Rail
rosa has bsss ssspssSs6 10 assss-
qssscs II u s,ssosv. This Ase-
psss a . Tine vAss ~ Rcd ~
nearly 10 rssAissss sos he lossue-
sivs - fss - Dslhi, Wish y within
eighssss niIes u ~ Nississippi
sivss. OueAiss ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

GxsEaAL EsconEDo's SpxECm 49,
Al = public dinner In H. Lsis Pe-
tosi reesntly, 0se. Msr,Ase Rsee6sts
~sds = speech characteristics Of =
vain glorious Liberal chisftsia, in
response to = toast. The General ia
reported to have aid
We are tho sens Of Tod and Lib.
ssty. Il wss our prowess that drove
the Hpsniards from our soil Ii vss
our proves that drove slls dstsstssi
0risgos from thu halls Of Montssusss
and expelled them from our howss
II wss oss prevss~ that sspsllsd
tbs svrossst Fsssch, ssd ssat sAsn
sssans the great wstsrs trembling
with fear, asd il 10 our proves shsl
will take ths kssd fron every tssisss's
shoulder.
WAss ~ shall ksvs shaken ~
fss,ssu from OR links, oss proves
would point " The rseevssy u Csli-
iornis, Illegally sold BY tssisoss ed
the esssblishnsss II sss hossasr.
line u The Bshiss. Tksa ~ viii
.sveh up u Wsshisgtos city ssd
ask tho Gs.sgos what they Nave
hs.s shout, and ~ vill nsks thss
Asst thsis Aslss lils nv. RsseA~vs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

An vos yss hssSu. --11s sosanss
taisss sailsA ftsa nal&iasss - ~
IVA, ~ tAsss AssansA bssAsjs u
osss ~ l00no Dsss1s r bases "
lAaslsssse, ~ ~ Hshsssss va.is 4.
nai1sy - ~ nj vItA 1e.eoo bssAss
esss ~ as.Jet pssads hassA H.
Usiss1 senass ~ Rs,ief. plsss1 - ~
atsponsoIse = ~ ssoaissSsosss b ~
Nssess.sy = - Assy, sailsa h~s Nos
YWA - nsl1lDsss. ~ ~, ~ -
hss asvsvel wio y y sass Asea4sAeA
witA . sesss ~ AsetIs, Al
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

A YOUTHFUL CoUpLk.-Mr. Jas.
II. Gregory, aged fourtees years, and
Minis MAFinds Gregory, ,hirtssA
years Of age, were married by k~qr,
Charles AcMurry, y. his residence
in Smith county, on Friday evssins,
March goth.
Ths match Was runaway one
and . few days after the children were
joissd IL the bonds Of wedlock, the
father Of tho bride attempted TO sue
out warrant Of larceny against ths
bridegroom fos stsslisg away nv
dsugktsr. Attorney Gsssral viii
liams told him there Was no hops for
his ease. Nashsii, l'sess asst Tssss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

rhs kisAnssA, w., Ttnss, isAg-
lag fsso ~ sossss = isesl1i9sssa
displayed By sAs vAias ~ blasA
spsahsfs u ~ sssvsstis4 10 tAsi
sssy lssl vsst. sAlsis blssk aississ-
sssss sssAt ~ y ssst - AsssssAs-
estte.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-18

kssassaAas ~ nAsssspsus.-A
wssA.s6ess sR.si.i ~ ~ s,svse
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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-17
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE, .f,,. 3. o.. -: g.. .r
UNITED STATES Tn p,,-.
North-Carolina. 5 '-i'-." ..t- '.i-..
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
l. Sth day day of 0etoheri 1857, warrant
of Bankruptcy was issued out ofthe District Court
of the, United States for, the Pamlico District of
North Carolina against the estate of THOMAS H.
BRIDGES, Of Wilson, in the County Of Wilson, in
said District who was adjudged a Bankrupt on
his own petition; That the payment of anysdcbts;
and the delivery of any property belonging to
such bankrupt, to him, or for his usc, and the
transfer of any property by him are forbidden
by law: and that meeting OF the creditors of said
Bankruptno prove their debts, and to choose
one or more assignees of his estate, will be
held ut Court Bankruptcy, to be holden on
the 18th day OF November, 1867, at 10 clock, A.
NJ, af wilson, in the County of Wilson, State of
North CaFolina, before Il. +. Lehman, Esq, Reg
lister in Bankruptcy of said District. a. -.--
..t.,y ..7f DANIEL r. GO0DLOE, f.s.
e. S. iAay@tal for said District.
BY ROBERT c. KEHoE, Deputy Q. S. Marshal as
Messenger. - 81. 1911. T. ~
Oct Is, 1857 c.lr r..r ..7 a..f ,'-- s6-5t
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-17

A New. USE FOR SPoNGE.-Sponge
when moistened, is the most compressi
BILE and elastic OF any known substance
The kind known as velvet sponge il
found in deep water, is of very slow
growth, and is scarce and dear. The
coarse kind grows rapidly and in shall
low water, is easily gathered, but has
heretofore found limited market. By
process recently invented this coarse
sponge is torn into shreds and prepared
so that it is soft and elastic in the
highest degree. The preparation with
which the sponge is treated does not
eVaporate, and the elasticity is therefore
permanent. It is used in the manufac-
t''re of mattresses, pillows, church
cushions, and for upholstering easy
chairs, sofas, carriages and railroad
cars. While it is more compressible
and elastic than either .curled hair or
leather, it costs mueh less, and is there
lore, within the reach of many herfore
unused to such 4lHHuries. ,.H ,..;itsf...,-..,.,
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-17

New GRASSES. "A few DAYS since
we alluded to two kinds of new grasses
that were spreading over the country.
OF one of them which we will now call
the Spanish Grass" we gave an ac-
count yesterday of It's origin in this
vicinity, by letter from Col. John S.
Thomas, who is practical planter of
the first class, and we'll known as such
to a very large portion Of the people Of
Georgia. His cultivation of one hun
dred acres of it should be a sufficient
assurance to any one OF its value. -
We had letter yesterday from our
much esteemed countryman, James
FINLEY, of Rutland District (well known
for his peaches respecting the one we
have described as species Of clover,
now rapidly spreading over the country
above here.
Mr.. Tinley says, that "our wheat
fields, fallow grounds, old fields, road
sides and open places in the woods,
were overspread by a rough, worthless,
branching weed, and we thought we
should have to abandon raising stock,
as nothing would eat it. But much to
our qualification and relief, this clover,
if we may so call it, is spreading over
our fields, and running out this weed,
broomsedge, and all such worthless
productions to man or beast. 1t forms
an excellent pasture and beautiful green
sward. All stock eat it freely, and it
is the best pasture in Georgia for sheep.
1 know of no name to call it, unless we
adopt that of Georgia clover.
1Kaco'a Journal oE Messenger. g.. a..
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-17
Notices in Bankruptcy.
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

Nol1SkS AN BAN hhO flCIs 5t
DIsTRICT'CoURT OF THE p 8'i "1Hrs.Gi H
For Fs District Bankruptcy
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
i 8tl day of October, 1867, warrant Of Bank
lruptcy was issued out of the District Court o the
United States for the Pamlico District of North
Carolina, against the estate of REDDIN7 BRIDGES,
of Wilson, in the County of Wilson in said Dis:
trict, who was adjudged Bankrupt on his own
petition: That the payment of any debts, and the
delivery of any property belonging TO such bank
rupt to him. or for his use, and the transfer of any
property by him are forbidden by law; and that a
meeting Of the creditors of the said bankrupt to
prove their debts and to choose one or more
signecs of his estate will be held at Court ofBank
ruptcy to be holden on the 18th day of November,
1887, at 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ, at Wilson, in the Coun-
ty of Wilson, State of North Carolina, before R,
+. Lehman, Esq, Registerin Bankruptcy OF said
District. ~ DANIEL r. GOODLOE, ''
-oj -1iaa' u s. Marshaa. for said District. r..
BY ROBERT G.. KEHoE, Deputy u IS. Marshal as
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