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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

Above y0a have our asthortty to Get
a. t,en'l Agents Ior thu ARROW rib
We DESIRE 10 establish good asa rtaiesle
Agsuts in every eostor eounsy 10 the ~
Interval Rsseuse District, iscIsdsag ~
counties IN Eastern Texas. Sub sessts
will b. lurpisicd iAe ARROW TIE. u
such psis~ ~ will enable them to pscces-
fully compete with the old rope tie, "a
make : hapdsomc psoAt. whiIs d the
same time Il costs thr cotton grover
MUCH LESS. and will leave handsose
u,srvin compsrci with rcps. Proof; rope
IL worth ,c-dsy in New Oflsana lH5sc
cash, AID we src now selling HERE tse
Arrow Tie ~ i3.,e e,,sh, ard cse liz u
each will weigh abosi b To recon-
rnent the Arrow 7. i u~less. - u v
OILY necessary to exhibit II 10 practical
MN, who vii u os.ce spp,-sisss i's ID
vantage. over roir !, v cheaper. dos
no, require css hAh IN ti.c 70 adius, i
.rd wi~u sdjasted y no, suejsot to ssxetch
,sx. and Is much pwkssble Ia ssss
al Are. .....
lie sres, we~i, y its chsspasss-se s
il dssshilt,y. lt's unnecsssay 10 spah
Of ia merits, /, ouly U~csiA to be s~en 70
be appreciated aud broaghs into general
~.
We lave Sample 1'hs ~hieA Gill b
iufpished oil Sub AEents, which vii 'ulij
Illustrate Ill advantages and preferences
cIsimsd for il over I'll Other ties
All orders s;ilrcsssd W W 81 hsrshsu
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The tsserv nss,a. 1sntsat
TmRESullto A@ CLEANING
~ f'11oN y

This maehise has al-'' sn'"-d che ttsss
rremiuM 81 all trials u - SMALLER ~
norr c.ap.et shan ANY other mAeA's~
of its kind, and Mosv staple IN cc~
s,ruc,,o" and crcrs'io" The cyhsAss
can always lie led IA i,s faliess capacity,
without dsases 81 closxins OF ~ssss u
grain; and the whole machine 10 ~
built % L. insare perfect sstssaArssns,
nsA only In ia practical opssss'e", ss'
also in iss Assi.ss gsaiifss
We also ash the attention Of rsaHtsrs
and DEALERS !. the Elle~'sk liza II Asss-
class Agricultural Machinery. Wis
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The Weekly Press,
which IN size and appearance. viii r.-
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The Illustrations will DC ~stir,ly orig.
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mature The great expense and labor
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Each
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Southern Subscription
tstfBT.vAHtEis HOUSE
STANDARD WORKS,
100 CnInp Stro"i,

lVb N-tbnL' sHit'"'t'
NEW ORLEANS
Il A. felaaAs vesk II ssssAssn 81
II sU1eAtss--a eo0Paaios vessss to
Ne ~ cesss ~ al kis l.i-stsnsn's
Cossss ssise . NJ NJ Ten X y Ice, ~.
pls,r with isrts sssss leiosv .abl..Asd
inciad'nx fsayvsfAts. II s,ss, so"'hs's
t.snessl u dise1settos. II sss large
,olas. ~Ish ~ B>ssa rsssss,ts "ws.e
ing OF tho 1rsy. By Jsls Essss Cooke,
a ~ovk 81 histos,csl valss So srsssstse
s~arre.. 'Gen kel,A y lss.' stssl
plate s"g,s.sd Themes, the "ssly esss
psetass Of the General "0ss r. J
iesows~sa) Ja<kssa, steel tAsse 60
Eraved i,heaess from the .~iy pssssss
ever taken of his "t!-n AIf,est sd
n~y lehn.on, this ht.ov.. I. sev 10
Ne hassls 81 The ssgya,.s swd gill 10
svsLy BY ssy,e~bsr
Thsss kaevsvtaes have bseu engraved
BY that Distinguished Asstst Geo 4
fevsss, In he higk<st ssyls VI the ART,
and esdors~A - tSue ssl eosvse, his
usssss by tSss h hsssser.s,l. Hosi aud
,,4hers, by their certificates. vh'ch are
IN the p.sssssiss " u.s p..hlsshss,
These iiksass.es have Le-n gvtasa ny
regardless of espsass, visA tie a'~ to
ssCply " oss people ssSe reVsssen,s-
tive of thoss great .s~, and ~ price, 10
sseLls ~ ~ "a = ssSy
Prize u h~kss ,,sss, sseh. ssss lsa2S,
81 in sq~.s- sssas, lss&l . 'sah
nosl4iias. Rosewood and gin u In
osal ffsme. I1aD, S.sweh oesldsnK.
Rosewood asd gill. tio
The Halter lAsd, drawn BY Aiss
A. X sawyer, ssGssss.i by Gso y
P.r,ss. The dessgn r~g~sssaas the form
u k~aAsitsI sssst, whass eye, radiant
With holy hive, as. raised ~ hssves,
vA,bs shove her heaA A. Asesl hssd
sssspsaAs the celestial crows to which
she astirss The face 10 ~ expressive
~ fsls Evasssiias. and sos,sisrfally
expressive Of all parity devotion, snd
faith Il is bsastleslly conceived, "a
qu,sitsly -ssssssA, saa has the r~s-
merit IL tsllias it, o~p bssstiIul aud
spiritual story
Price Of engraving s,As Ns2t, ~.
fra.c-i IN oval Rosewood esd eill >
inch. i6A.s), frH~s, go SssA lot ciru
lars, giving fall Descriptions II the above
pahlicsticas, which vii bs svss On ap
pl,catioO.
Asss,s wanted in every Parish and
Ccasty in the sostAsrs staass, al fro0
ti00 " esGo per nsr<h eoaoisssoss
Heed lor tssssa, stc Address
JAS. II HuMAEi., FshiisAsr,
ind Gasp stree. New tIvssAss. Ia
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MsrShsd Advertise vents
STAR co|fIfioN GIN.


N10ssN Vs"r S(Fs
f1,ItkSE GINS have been s~sciei slw
l first t'r-s.uss "srv all cos.,~,,e.ss
., sexyy trial, for quantity sod quality
of Cotton gim.s.a - well .. fos sss~sssh
AM, s,mp,isAy VI e..ssssssst'cn ssd dsrH-
biiisy. A. the Hate fsiv ia Ne~ W
Issas, In Noveul,~r lest, they wsfv sob.
js~ssd ~ iao.t severe test, aad vsrs
again wsried the f'sss frsoiss by .
tcmsi,sce composed .~sitssy II rrneu'
cal Planters asa Coas.'a ssss"ss. With
i've Condenser Alter A~sss, hey saa b
o,staseA asder Aay s~my~ssvy sAslsss,
o. in The oyrn Aea II desired 1hs
AffseA~ssf siso thoroughly cleans ne
iiat tto,~ ali Lass and dirt and er~atay
iecs~sses IN market value.
A iA<pps fos tkses Cine. sxs<Asr sisf
Agricultural issr'es'ewts sud F'esss
ton Machinery Of ali kirsi-. has h~es
established 10 New tivlesss, ~herv ~
der- VII '- hilci NJ the shortest notics
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r,om Mr.. jobs II. Lipfsrd, g..
.,,,sTMM1aslo1gssvWcSsse
1870 IT,, oo.ps|sisg ~, ppsnties u
T. Pinto, Parker. Tssssas Dallas,
,'0 '" RratA, Heed, SeAesos,
M, ,a'. and nm, n Jesais sAs follow
Nv, = e,onpIsss ssanssy Of sshsFs'
eo IL TIA, Di~ssist; Z,
p p,lo Frsts.-wh'tss IS + bfsek'
f ro..l Il. RSs.s.a 81;
psrter.--whisss ~; Blsses So,
-. ~. Rsjsctsd y.
~; n,,yan,. Whites So; Blasts1s7.
o,,l ss3. Rstsstsd "A; y, ..s
,,.I 1905. ks.essa -. -
~ T',.f.cr.-Whitss 16S Blacks
Total 709. REJECTED l4S.
d, ,,h'--Whitss 81 Blacks ~.
ot,l e7a. R4jsetsd 81. -,
ia, Tia,od,--whiiss 283 Blacks %.
o,al 300. Rejected 81,
0'', oIIa.,,.--Whitss 467 Blacks
Total bb3. Rsjsstsa 70.
ryG,-whncs $685. Blacks a3s.
al e3i. Rejected 100.
mn white. $50 Blacks l2s.
5o,al GA. Rejected 60; = 49,.
'I eni,niatic~. Whites 1922
l,,"L. ii9i rotal co.'s. Reject
s3o.-H O1.'o. 1tlsyvepA. as
ruv WOMAN OF fRn 6oUrH.-f
|. Cd sor my sublinsst idea Of what
'msc should b il ths tins Of war,
~ould point to he dear wspen of
!, veopls, as l have sssn .lsa dur
The recsn, struggle. The Spar
mo,her sent festh her boy, bid
10 him return with Aonov-sither
wing his shield OF on IT, The
amen of the South sent forth their
M. directing them TO return with
r,ory to rc.urn with woands disa.
inc them iron further service or
yer return At Ill. All thsy had
!. flung to the eo"Aict-bssusy,
ace. passion. refinement the sx-
,i.ilc frivohties 20 dear to the scx,
IRE cast aside; their songs, il they
d ans heart 10 sing, were patriotic;
en tiinkets we're thrown into tho
Bile cruc,bls; The carpets frs~ thsir
(or we're portiossd oct - slanksss
the suaering sosdieys Of their eean-
Women bred 70 every refine
rnt Of luxury wore homesPun made
their ovn bsp3s. A. nurses Of
sick, - asssls = charity, y pa
m. and beautiful hessshsld dsitss,
rcptng every sscsi1cs with uneoa-
no, and lights~iog IL burden Of
BY their an sad b.sndishnest,
d labor proper 70 their sphere, the
az women Of The South deserve to
ok with The highest heroes Of the
Andest days Of Ne grssdss. coua-
Se..-JeE Dsv;s. rni nH.
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tOeTERs PATENT
C0rIoN CUlTlvAIOk,
For "scr~p'"r and Chopr'sS o~''
Cotton
Tho Emery HruA i'atsws
variable VlWr~~ poN era,
CRGtSs-CCT SAW Mtas1A.
-
The lmsr. -..lls Ps,sst
COTTON YA1O9 I. D,
Fos Hand ~ I'ow-s
Portable and Stationery
STEAM ENGINES,
COTTON PLANTERS,
y I. u ~ n. STE, We.
CnAa X WINNIE A 60.

CnAa X WYNNE A 60.
Dealer. in Agricultural implements,
No. ia Grssmr ~, New Ovlsass
Orders for the al1s~ ssscAinssy soil.
eissd by
"a a. GREtAi 4 N, Agents,
Aavshali. Tesss,
A. whose .%ers ros~s .~.rIss can he
slassi HsA and tested
~ Cssh " accompany all orSsss
solA ~ lowest cash price.
Cottew taksn In sscAasxs ~ In mar.
bet ,Alse On day Of delivery
April q, 81
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TIE CAPITOL MerEl,
Marshall. Texas.
O ". L. DAWSON. Proprietor


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ThE aa'icr.'gnsd nsVnpg pu'ensIN 'ef
-. .",. ,,.,.,.i.,o, of M, VEL known sn,,
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SNs&M Notices.
Divine Service.

DIVINE Service.
Rev W. c. Dunlap viii preach On
Sunday next, at the old school Pr~sby.
ssriaa church a II O'Clock A. NJ, and
At the Methodist church at night.
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AGENTS WANTED /!

NV6V - VIM vSUt
IN every county and psrish In the
/ Soathsrn Hates TO solicit subscvip-
tons for the fine Steel engraving en-.
titled
Prayer in 0tonswan JaciEsen's Cam.
This Esgr~vine present. the portraits
Of It, Gen T. J. Jackson, It, Gen. A.
Z. Hill, 1t Gen. Il. :. Ewcll, and tho
different officers Of Gen. Jaeksons stsG,
20 figures in ali, and Is ono VI The finest
and most popular pictures yet presented
10 the kouthssn public.
Ministers and other agents are making
from
One - Feur Hundred Ilollars,
per moath, soliciting Tor this hns work
Of Art For terms u agents call II TIKI
once Of Jcrnigsa 4 Co, opposite the
Capitol Hotel, o. address
SIMMONS 4 co,
Marshall, TexAs
~ sample copies semi, pc<k paid, on
receipt Of - 90.
September q, 6' ns-f
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JOHN w. PRICE.

JOHN w. PRICE,
Ov rkxAs,
MsesAaAA1s anA prs1ses 1wskes,
No -, itAespitesiss ".
Nkw ORLEAN1
Ts TsHas More NJ aeS:
Na~ OaasAss, Ost 3isA 1867
u EFEkRlN0 70 ny card, | bsg b"
IL sssss hss ! viii give psssssAl =,
ssssio~ " oil bssinsss sstrssssd " m-
Tor The pssuLass " every dssoripaass oil
Msrshandiss ssd wssssrn Froass-
With aasy Year, sspssissss y ,',-
hssiscss " Tssas and Nsv OvIss.v,
asd beiay co~staslly is The sssArs ned
thovvvshsy pos,sd, ] ~ cowAlsst N b.
ing abls - give ssaSssAssioN rko-.
who osdss skrsssh = nvuAss. ses.''e
ue bsssas " ~ nsstst, ~ Nsys.@
y - hassaiss skAs cosh sa lie a,
tAipsd thrvsgh regular hSvsss,
] en 20 osdsrs sseep< ios tA- !.
rssss .sschsass daisg cssi, bSsi,,
will ssAsss4ssd The advsatAxss Of be-
lag nv easA u Low Nslsy
] ~ sseAssiss1 - es@sy ~ the koltps
10 wsA knsvu hsssss
Nsw Ovtssss--Assssa Juhs J. a.
ans = Co, Lea Cosssty 4 Co, kssyA
Cssiash H~lsss 1 Co Psxs, Peal A
Moran
Gstssstps--hsssrs bviess 4 Yard
HALL, Hssshiss, 4 Co; VIZ HssdDs, A
"a, ssAakss<ssA, Rsovs, 4 10; JhA
} y syAsOs; WsSsapa, Welt, 4 War
Wm 4. Csshs.
Hssslss-Asssp r " iiSsss. IA
aAspAsr1 L &. x haaAse 1 Co. 6rr
Modts / Co. Nassis, AsisA, 4 Co "
n lhsssst 4 Ca
Respectfully.
JANkN W phlCk
NV. ', 81 nlb-1A
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NOTICE.


THE NOTICE or DISSOLUTION
i II co-pAssnersAip published BY the
undsrsisnsd in Ne TssAs Republican on
The In IN b hereby viehdrewn.
The eopartnerdhip y renewed, and wiIl
continue ~ hrrst0eurs.
Rsoeivi0s asa TwTSgss110U.
At the Firs-Proof wasehoase II the
Depot, sd
General Merchandise
A. th4is s~sss Rsans. s0tA ~ cf
the sqsass.
oa ssrtesk Casa Ptfseipiss
AN pessoss inasbtsd sithss by note o.
scsess~ err ss9s1sssA W co.s forward
inn,AiaAsly 81 sssalsosnI
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ENtN 'hlAsstN NJ
A. +. G,DwoldA %, Jew.hy snd Fancy
! Goods.
! Piret. !, nry Coed. Esd u,sssiHsA
Crescent city iulYaero uofks.-keyet ewth
poltesf Commercial college.
,CONFECTIoNAKY.
Earnest lurpin Z. II Miller snd Co
soar. .
=. Ae~e, AZ. add losawssIes ~, chssL
Drugs ETC.
Pr. Daconge, ". u. shetr-r, q. N. Nor.
visen.
MACHINERY. COTTON GINS ETC
Knight 4 Co
Thos Il llodley 4 Go.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS
Leon Prrr, Co., Importers.
SILKS, RIBBONS, h FANCY GOODS
Pcskips 4 Ft-.disnsier.
MUSIC AND MUSICAL.
|. 0runewsld.
GEM COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Perkins. swrn-A 4 Co. n q. kssssos,
Psshinss d Co. n Y
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
fehnstsr 4 Zubrrber.
v. J. Hart aud Co.
Tate . u. 4
SEWING MACHINE.
wilcox A Gibt-, N. y. Hendrck NJ canal
WHOLESALE FISH MERCHANTS
r. u. Moody y Co. f.'
sApnLERY.
NJ W. Smith, Hotter. T...fson a Fsnbsf.
CLOTHING, ETC.
l.. w.sLyoas, Thos. &. Pagan.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Ho~ Nd Tsa'y. .. = nssteyAC.. .
Webb Polk 4 Ca. +. }. Heron, nssn Adam.
4 DAT, ". J, Ho.,-oa, R.ultsa / Aarr-ii.
Warren, Crawford & Co, r. ka.stt b Co..
ND~.er, riothro 4 Co. .Ot~s, Aivasrf, . Co..
John Pnsip. / Co., iossa, scaiat 4 Cisi-
borne. John r. hssro Z Co .Isiess asdra0.
ulhCEitH
u. J. Hart 4 Co.. Bas-ey ssd Stevens. Arthur
stoa~ 4 10, Geo. ". BytSc 4 Co Ust0n
Posch.
FANCY GOODS AMI, NOTIONS.
North. Bn.h saa Macon, u. s,aIsrnssssv.
DRY GOODS
NONE Hereford.
STEAM ENGINES i BOILERS.
y. y. Ivsa.s- sr-re So
DOOTs AND sHOEA
JeAs Hsasr ssA To-. rass. iss'. No
FOREIGN 1 DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
cAHfET WAREHOUSE.
A Hrusess ssd Co.
CATTLE, HOGS, a suEEr.
rsisn. rses aai Andrews, all Tssas ~sn,
aud reliable, f....
COAL oil LAMPS. Enc.
MI 4 v~ssI~.
HARDWARE AND NOTIONS
slneo,ab. Bsia~tn, 1 CO.. H. J. haiIan.
M)OKSELLEKs
Blelock and Gu.
DRY GOODS.
NcS;eA sad va.,se, v. Robert, ". e. Tom.
hins ard Co.. u. " nAachsr and Co.
MATCHMAKER N
H. II. Bsck,sy.
zs..=..=
SHREVEPORT.
ICE MANUFACTURING co.
Geo. wAIsassan. rFsss6snt.
BOOTS SHOES AND llATN
J. y. Laws. Tsctsr asd rburmoad,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Stacy 80 re,ss1
DRY GOODS 0Nl,CERl ~ ETC.
H. ssd ,. JssoAs. Plus sad Thayss.
AUCTION HOUSE, ETC.
rhompsas nosf,ss and Ce.. Gsaersl hsr-
chsndiss ssA C0stcs rartep-
DRUGS &c,
white asd Cs.
HiDEA Ptl.TRikf, WOOL, a.,
II. n. sbstsw ~ %.
CvTTON fACtOKa
Bs,t,s asA lh'sy.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION.
Jaha n. Hossli.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS ny 4. r. X.
JscA wk~ttou, IAsciAs,sr Daskss snd
Naples.
LAWYERS, SHREVEPORT
Joaes ssd HARRIS. Hich. and Wall.
PACKET LINE OF NlATs.
AlasAna ssA NsttSaai ssssasr Caroline,
He'd Risss eteesA IfI.
COTTON FACTORS.
n. D. Nastvs. osetis and Doty.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
RIO e.ploy = lsdy, es0pssentto teach
the usual KnxIish branches and
,nusie on the Piano, ~ teacher OF pri-
ysts School in the county,
e. b M.AIkCY
Oct II. a. nl2-d
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Advertising Index.
MARSHALL. -
AKMHANTN

MARSHALL. 81
AKHHAN1A
q, q. Gr-gs Co. sa.s,~s... s..Asr.
=. u. n.'s... } u. g.isvsyA c. = h.es-
4 PiIl.sa,y, X nigh, ! sa.I.y. < \. psvs !
CO.. hyrr, Lopez "a. NM hsv'ey Co.
Oehiitsse A H.sisy. va bd.sos. {. G. n
Li.le and Co., Naier. AeKsliar. 4 Go.
DRUGGISTS
frsek b, Wood. a. q G,ws. Co. A. seat.
J. N Lancaster
CApfs~l Hotel
PHYSICIANS
Dr., y. y WMkey-pona. np. JsANsoa B
Grain. ~. = ssssn. liz. \. y. kAAs. ~. =.
J. b.sll, s Fa||
johnson 4 Slaughter. ). Il. TUFTS. OIL.
LAWYERS.
frss~r 4 Gregg .,..osrs Lane. I'M 4 IAsTssy
Jcan >. wi,asm-. job. n,.shs q. Il. lpsrossb.
Wilson. Aeisct, Hall , Turner. Pops,
s'e.dn,ea 4 fois, u, T. nah'o~ss. = ~
NOTARY PUBLIC.
y. u. Dss.. -
REAL. ESTATE AGENTS. p
IF. kixK.A Co.
WATCH MAKERS.
David Nc PhAii. a. s. Iio.,i~r.
PHOTOGRAPHERS. 8
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nAAnEAs. o. 4.
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MEETS every Wed :
ne.isy evening, ~
their Wlxvam, in
the Masonic Female
Ibstisute. Brothers
in good ssAsdiag
STE invited to attend
J. W FORE,
Sachem.
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OAcs In TLly's Butid,ag, on Milan
IT. opposite Msssrs walsA / Boisseau's.
ssnyvsrosr, Ia. ~.
THO6. ", SCOTT Agent
III. &. c. CAtlssA MEDICAL Essmiser.

This Coapaay issues policies ~ ives
gu ali the di1srsn, plans ~ d - favor
ahle sstss - any other, while y has no
rsetrictioas in regard to either travel o.
rssjdssre, and al IL proats arr divided
aanually anoas Ia policy holders. It's
policisa are al issassd ca Ne non for
isisinS plan.
Il = pro~psia the payment II lcssss
~. company reserved, and continues
in o6vsa, Life Insurance policin heid BY
~ tlsuihefa ssrvivos~ Of he ~ VS.
esenis9 ~ exception, In tho reSpset,
ffoo ~ naiuisy, II mot ell ~ Eastoes
soptAalss, which, while the Sss m
ssiar o., refused y receive prsnisnA
"a Ass prsssvs insurance. " south
~ live, bst AZ nsw solisilie< sossA.
sss Support. TAs -. l-suis Mu4uae
sever, daring ~ whoss psos!sss Of ~
lets civil var, refused 70 receive Ne pss-
niHns - policies fro~ II Southern
pslisy holdsss ga
RsHys.ee, cd. b. N. Jphssos,
PrssSlsat Of He~s lasxnssce Company,
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az. nd d.. JesanA wilAss, Rsv. X. .
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John Il. Gibson Lodgs, 10. u.
- MEETS every Monday night,
9 u their Hall, on Asssin ssrcss
- 3rothers in good standing arc
invited TO attend. ...
u MuLKiN, n. q
A. Fuaxgs, Se0y.
Golden RAls Ensenpnsnt, he. 10.
-. !. q. u. r., meets Ut sheir Hall
I'm Austin ctscct oa the lat and
- srd Thursday nights in each
month. Bsethsrs in good standing arc
invited to attend
n. =. ALLEN, & y
4. HAaTsAxrr, Scribe.
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A. Il. GlDwoliA %, Jsw.hy snd Fancy
Goods.
= rirci. ,nry Coed. ssd ulss8iinGa
Crescent ti'y tuhacro uofks. Meyer hwth
en-. f'I
polbesf Commercial college.
,CONFECTloNAKY.
Earnest lurpin, Z. II Miller snd Co
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-09
frank .AUaIz& Geo. SchIapp

Wholesale Dealers ia Foreign and DoHes-
TIC Zines and Liquo's,
ID especially inform Saloon Keepers and Groeers
In Of ESoo&siIie and surrounding country that
they are prepassd.t to furnish them with the best
qualities Of Wines and Liquors at less than Gin
cianau prices
Vinegar for saleby III . barrel oFbasf- oarrsf.
FRANK A. NALZ<
Gro. SCllLAPH.-
EE,oksiiis, April las Ise7-sf.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-09
ERRORS OF YOlJTH.

A Gentleman wh o suffered for years from Ner-
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the eff
fests of youthful indiscretion, will for the sake
of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
il, the recipe and directions for making the sim
pie remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience,
can do so by addressing JOHN d. OGDEN, 3
July SLY. AZ Cedar Street, New York.
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STEVENS HOUSE.
To ConsumptIyes.
FL, %. rs q "a Broadtoag, NJ y.

The advertiser, having been restored to health
In a few weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered for several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease, consump-
ton lis anxious TO make known to his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire Il, he will send copy of the
prescription used free OF charge, with the direc-
tons for preparing and using the same, which
they will find sure cure for Consumption, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and
Lung Affections. The ouly object Of the adverti-
ser In sending the Prescription Is TO benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which no con-
ceives to be invaluable, and no hopes every suffer
or will try his remedy, as Il will cost them moth
ing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, free, by re-
turn mail, will please address Rev. EDWARD A..
WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
July 1-y -
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby warned against harbor-
n ing or trusting Martha J. Lucas and her child
on my account, as will not pay any debts con-
tracted by them. EAGER J. LUCAS.
Feppertowu, July 10, ise7-sw.
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Lambs Family Knitting Machine !

KNITs HOSIERY OF ALL SIZES; Knits heel
and gore aud narrows on toe completes sets up III
own work, widens and narrows at will, and by
knitting the web either tubular or nat, single,
double or ribbed, II produces over 30 articles OF
apparel, anything from q silk watch cord, neck
tic or glove, mp to an undershirt, shawl blank
ct. No other machine In the world can do these
things. II knits 1900 stitches per minute. Is
the greatest labor saver and the most useful,
novel and profitable machine ever invented. Ev.
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circular, testimonials and samples Of work. Ad.
dress DOW h ALLEN, GenI Agents,
i. Box 1899, indianapolis, In d.
Ep-AGENTS WANTED. July saw