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New-York tribune., 1867-05-31

NFwYORK THBATER. ,,.,,,vtrA
THIS FVRNIKG-THB INVISIBLE PRlNCh-olNDhNh
The Worrell SisterS
Smyrna times., 1867-06-12
NOn-forfcitures of PoIicios

Gonl'a0n lne and endO~ment policies are non.
10 Inc amount oipremIum paid after three
annual premiums have been paid '''ee
- ne ne lenFremtum life and endowment roIicies
dle hon:mrieIlable alter two annual premiums havo
nee paid 10 The amount of many tenhs of Ihe vol
u poI,cy, @ as Inc number Of annual premiums paid
POLICIES TNCn NrVI,1,u,TDY,
Smyrna times., 1867-06-12
Policies Secured by pledge of
Public Stocks.

IN addition to all the advantages herein before So,
,orIh me Atlantic Mutu~L presents feature ookn1
:" p uhe PerJect security OF It's policy holders
vo,E special enactment OF the Legislature of New
al lis recent session, the Atlantic Mutual Life
insurance company are permitted and are prenaTed
70 issue class ofPoces by The ~
~; ~e insurance department, UNDER His OFFICIAG
ni a. as secured by pledge Of public stock. Thus
enabling them 10 offer virtually the same secnr,Iv
as Is now given for the redemption of Ng
tSs "aat aan, b%E Csrreney Thus it would appear that
ob,c"i1, aT nluInal Lie Insurance Company may
ana eTsry community. 1t has been The endeavor o1
'e ocers TO profit by past experience and TO give IN
pOmGy noluerS every possible advantage and The best
FOR KaleS' Agencies, and other particulars Apply to
Chas. L.. MahOn, M. d..
C,o,, c SMYRNA, DEL.
General agent for Delaware and Eastern MARYLAND
una y Lancaster, Chester aid Delaware Counties m
ap2l ly.
Smyrna times., 1867-06-12
ConfectiOnerv

HIS stock of Conf ctionery has been newly sun
Pl'ed with the choicest brands Of both French an,
Plain Candies. u'A'
Smyrna times., 1867-06-12
POLTCIESTNCONTECTTD-

@ POtc'eS lssned by this Company are. bv tb4i,
oerns tnco"e' Ole at the expiration of seven
error IN The statement ofapplicaon, Thus
alter death, as is frequently The casa y s''''il
Smyrna times., 1867-06-12
MILLINERY GOODS,
TIE
Misses Tatman

Would respectfully iuform their friends and the
pubic generally that they have removed from their
old stand on Commerce Street, to
MAIN STREET, SMYRNA, DEL.
They have fine assortment Of really made Bon
nets, which must be to SUIT in stvle and prcs
Bonncts from So TO Sl2 Also, full line of Hats
all styles and prices, from 81 to Sc. Their line -
Millinery Goods is the largest and best selected
stock they have ever brought TO this town.
splendid assortment of French and American
Flowers, and French ann American Frames.
t'otering and Stamping hcaty executed.
u We invite the early attention Of the Ladies 10
The above Stock, as it embraces some of the hand.
somest goods in the market
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Specialities.
MEDICAL TREATNIEN

Calculations on extensive and reliable data sbo,
,be rate OF mortality uuder what is known as
we make deduction of ten per cent from able
ut;nn ,d Eayiheht OF premium by those habInaII
usas onis mode of treatment. In case Of medcaI
rbarao "Glg changed thereafter full rates will ba
,b"se III order that ne injustice NAV be done IN
NOSE preieTng other schools Of medicine nil anp. 70
ratey made iu'eS' VIII De sepa-
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Peculiar Adyantaoes.
Rates,

the "Term" table, the rates are all ,r;,1
pS ana are calculated at as low figure as oas, w,a
tba hebos, mas demonstrated be ample based nnnn
est ere oi mortality any lowest rate of lnler
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FRUITS.

Hts Fruit stock comprises all kinds. sucb ,s Or
anges' Lemons, Figs, Dates Rasins, Currants. Nuts
lots. y -'eSi'
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Y assumption Curable by Dr,
chenck's Medicines.

~ CURE CONSUMPTION, the system must b.
prepared SO that the lungs will heal. To accomplish
" 'he ilSer and stomach must first be cleansed aAC
u" appetite created for good wholesome food. whc'
mese medicines will be gested properly, and go,
"eaihy blood made; thus building up the constitution
oCHENCK'S MANI RAKE PILLS cleanse the stom.
ach OF all bilious mac ,us accumulaons. and, by
as'ng the Sea Weed Tome in connection the appetite
is restored.
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP is nutritious as
we'll as medicinal. and, by using the three remedies,
81 impurt are expelled from the system, and good,
wholesome blood made which will repel all disease
patients will take these medicines according TO di.
rections Consumption very frequently last Stage
yields readily 10 its action. Take The pills FREQ uenty
to cleanse the liver a4j stomach II does ct follow
hat because the bowels costive they ere not
required for sometimes in dIarrhea they are necessa
fy Tho stomach must be kept healthy and an appe.
Ute created to allow the Pumonc Syrup to act on the
respiratory organs properly and alay any irritation
Ihen all that is required to perform permanent cure
Is t" prevent taking cold. Exercise about the room as
much as possible eat all the richest food-fat meat
game and in fact. anything the appetite Graves; bu
De particular and masticulate well. 2dw
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Prompt Payment of LOSSES.

All losses are by the terms of the noIic, r,odo -.
anie tcty upon satisfactory proof of loss aE
ninety days. IN''0" " Sthty OF
Smyrna times., 1867-06-12
COLI. QUOTATIONS., STOCK, &C., fr, M
MAR RED,

In St. Johns Church. June l1tb bv tbo
Rev. s. f. Hotchkin, and Ri. Rev GIfrnJ
Lee, d. D., Rev. T. GARDINER LITTEtt1 Rec
tor of the Parish. to HELEN ARCADIA, dau. h .
ter of the late Chan elor Harr ngton.
;, On the 9th inst, by the Rev. j. E. T. Ew-
ell, Mr; CHARLES CARTER to Miss ANN GREER
all OF New Castle Del. ---.-
Smyrna times., 1867-06-12

GENTS Having used and witnessed the enefcal
effects OF PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER take great
pleasure in recommending the public as the vsry
o0't Family Medicine with which am acquainted
in this estabIishment employed nearly one hun.
dred persons. and your Pain Killer has been used
Win The most a't)nishing result. For -Four YEARS
not single severe OF Cholic, Summer Ctm
plalnt or Dysentery. but has yielded like magic 10
'he curative powers of the killer" and for cuts
Bruises. ETC., 1t is in almost daily use and with Ink
good effects
Foreman Of WrghtsOn & Co.'S Printing EstabIisbnsn,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists aRd all Dealers in Fsmilv
Medicines.
Smyrna times., 1867-06-12
Profits.

tho e",s Is ne assured are the Company, among them
u ProhtS excepting The annual re servoiion orn
annually divided and placed to The cred, are
nDon ,bo oe redeemed at the end of The third ves9
Sen5s e nre payment of premium then due The dr.
iog aJdonS either in canceIling max.
plan, in cash. Paiu up Oil the ten-year
sents the following i''o "iutuai pre-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21
$1,000 Reward!

tn the morning II the 9th in.
slant, about o clock, some unknown
person broke open and entered the
residence Of Mrs d. u Bonfoey, Of
this place, and inflicted upon her
head, with hatchei, or some heavy
instrument. a most serious wound
frscsurins the skull 50 that her life
Is despaired Of The hend made his
escape before the alarm could bc
given. ! will pay the above reward
Of one thousand dollars, to any per
son or persons Who may arrest OF
procure the arrest Of the person who
perpetrated this foul deed, and de.
liver him to nc st this place, With
evidence sufficient to convict him
$ X. PERRY,
Sheriff Of Harrison County.
Marshall, Aug %, 1867.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

yALuAaLE Psorunsy UsosAmO.-
Several Year, 40 esusisaan - a
lvfrs pocket sost q hotsl h A1as.
shall, and The proprietor nos kaewiag
the person 70 who's II belonged. hs~As I
il to the editor Of the Tssas Rspsb,iesa,
to get him to esdeavor 10 Andthe owner
Advertising VA rssosssd to fssslx bat
in vain. This owHsr failed W nahs ht..
self knowp. Perhaps he wss Il ia
an thss never rssd sewPaSssA II 70,
dis viii h lsssoa 10 hin, ~ - IL
rejecting IN, u ~ iaYsstases d
reading newspapers Aiit3ssAly. n
poskstbook eentaiss pspsp ganabis y
the owner, WHO i seeesssd y - . NJ
HssJAx,s it,orsx, rssi1sak ~ ksvis
or Red River ce~atiss. The psshst
book contains receipts Of he ssAsAss u
John b. Nolssa ~ Nslapa etals.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

EsS The City Of Shreveport is under
quarantine. The station !, fixed two
miles below town No boats are al.
lowed to pass unless they can exhibit a
clean bin of health The cuba No
VIZ. stopped on Monday having three
cases Of yellow fever on board
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

sw- The South Western states that
the board Of underwriters Of New Or
kans have extended the time for the nd
di.ional charge Il ten PR cent on III
cotton nos iron tied until the hrst 81
January next
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

SANTANA, Oh ths islasd Of Hayu,
said 10 have bees pursAassd BY cur
govcranent, inssudss tAs Bay Of
Ssmaaa, and l. from sasa to west
about forty .thrss nilss losg, by eight
mica widc. TAs YusA, the largsa..
rivcr In st. Doningo, snptiss isss'f
at the vssaor1 ed. n bay form'
ono Of ths largest sad salbst harbor
Ia the world, AID, ftesz il positio'
10 rsfsssses 10 ~ Gulf Of MeI'e,
trade and the roatss aeross Central
America, may b regarded ss bsi.s
the most important poiat, In MIL.
tary and commsssil view, in thi'
portion Of The coaassnt. On 10
northera shore AID lyisg 10 the lish''
Of lspdlosksd by. d he small and
dilapidatsd towa Of 6sata Barbara
which h probably included in ne
purchass. The Satsssce TO the baJ
is abost tArss miles wide, and can /"
easily defended BY heavy batter"
located on both shores. OF the O.
pacity Of tl,s hssbes Il seed onl J D
said that ~ asst 80 gather within
Il lares enough y take sp iis 'Pa'e,
- that, elder ften ~ weather .,
ftcm ~ easmy, ssr commercial 'aa
var navy can always fad place o
certain safsty. Tke Avs eivcuit miles
Of Lad sold uitiia No bay are very
fertile, - Indeed 10 tbs sat;re Psn'n,,
suIs. They will doubtless be d'e 70
to construct ~ laval station, and u
erect forts sad batteries upon
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

~ Mr. NJ isosenham has returned
from New York bringing with him a
large and elegant stock " goods, which
will be received ard opened in n few
dsys We are glad 10 notice our mer
chants preparing for The fall and winter
trade rrs. IIf. rf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

GAKpex ssgps. - r Virgin No. l0l
Gravicr IT. xc~ Orleans, succeeds d.
Maupay, in the aArien seed business.
Mr. hauray, Tor years stood at the head
n this business in the South vert Mr.,
Virgin, was brought up in the establish.
mcnl That is saying enough to intro
duce him to our readers
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

~ A eros. mark 90 Z paper denote
that subscriber time has expired
", intend, hereafter, 10 do a cash husi.
aess. IL 10 more troahle ~ collect
newspaper subscriptions than they are
worth
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21
"Tis pleasant sure TO see
B~thren and frir nds agree
TUE MukDKR OF Col. FowLrl

TuE MrkDKR or Col, Fowl,
The Columbus (Gs) Sua says
We learn from \ gentleman vhs
recently spent some time At Hend.,.
son, Texas, tsat It w.s the talk /,
circles in that community, that Boa
foey, the cowardly ssaasin of Fov
Ier--a notice Of which We published
few weeks sgo--had defrauded The
government Of Some hundred and
fifty or two hundred thousand DOL.
lars, and that Fowler was though, to
be the only party who could testify
to the fact, This accounts for Ii,
milk in the cocosnut. The BLOODY
deed VAS committed 70 wipe out The
testimony Of Col. Fowler.
This is not true. Nothing has
been developed showing Bonfoey,
dcfaul.er. There we're other suspi.
cions ~ to the motive for commit.iu:
the act, but they were not proven on
the trial, if they hsd any real exist.
ence. His voluntary statement Wa,
that there had been . quarrel, and
he killed Fowler in self defence,
The prosecutions costss1sd tina, it
was a case Of wilful and deliberate
murder. A preliminary iavestig,'
ton took place, and Bonfosy ua
committed without bail. The mais
trial will probably develops all the
facts, aad until that Is determined,
il is ussless to speculate, least of al
to mako statements calculated to de.
feat the ends Of justies. and to er-
cite prejudice sgsinst the accused,
who is satitled 70 a fair and impair
tial trial. ...iait saHa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

~ Mr. n. A. ssARer, the new pro-
psistos n The saloon IN the Capitol Hotel,
preS, nh . With bottle 81 wine, We
woalI not sdvise any ono to drink In
49,. ~ spsA Assassi then DOT 70 do
- HI asaay WI 90 hssd our MI
.osisionss ~ nsst = hess ssess ia
sAeru, ~ wosid ~ TO then, drink
H hee&
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

ORR Trnx,-We v;,h 10 cal, n.,,;c,
ul., attention to III. term. If cs, r.r.r
The subs, ip,iop priee !, ~;,I h.
..sr .ha. h.su ,.a...a e..u H.,
Do.,As. IN currency 10 T.... no,,..s ,
r. srpc,r' Club. 81 ten :, -o,. :,
o. so in ,,,.i.. TNs "a. N. r,,.. n
~ ..A.c. u.
ho.,,. rent, and ms,,r;,, "a, . th,rd
lee. than 4 |, now. and vh.r ~, n.,s,
~. no, A, l,,,,. !, :, ,,..... Ia 49,,
$3.50 t..,,.
- Ia, !; 49,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

Snr Texas Almanscs for 1867,
containing a great deal Of valuable
and useful information. for sale q,
this Once, at publisher prices.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

At every point on the Central Rail.
,o.d reached Hus,,yil,, and
:.,,.,.4,h., .,., ,hi,,v h... a;.a
" y ''' '"
ms out OF pVPu'a'o" VI A"o"' d
thousand is severe At the last ac-
.,,,,s tho town wa, almost deserted
The Houston ie"g7Pei OF inc
litb, speaking Of the progress OF the
ne.,iisece n, Galveston. saw.
The epidemic has been working
wonders here 10 'ns l,,e o. .He nn,s'
s. a.. 60, 80 "a n, Mond,x
,hey ran an 20 the ssme number
The theory that the late lightning
and thunder showers were the dires,
scent. in promoting any permsne nj
avyr,ya,ion of the pestilence. must
.uecumb 10 fact, nov beinR develop
"a IN the history of the endemic
hsye The immense dilutioh of the
active poi.on- caused BY the foods Of
filling u.,er during the pas, month,
has suddenly ceased. aud a burning
.ooyeh;ny sun now brings it GU, from
green .,a,p,pt gut,ers and mud.
hole. in the CITY a. also the bayou.
Thi. las, mentioned arrangement i,
nothing but . vast laboratory for the
manufacture of all the essentials Of a
s,x, class pes,ilence on a vast and
extensive seale Of ,raepi6cepcc
The same paper states mat INC
yellow fever is considerably on the
increase st Houston. Itays;
rr.r W. -,
t 10000. L. III. rrm
" ~ - -. 49,,
oe' VI a.,a,s,o..,. -,
u,e". - In rt;a i.
W. "n.' ~ "t.I ~. ~ ~ ,,.rt 7,
!, an,'h,s,i q ,ha,s ara a. many =.
10 III -. nd, ,,.,,mcn,
-. az. ~ H. !, ~ nross,, momen,
and of that number no, more than
one half nre yellow fever.
The mor,uary report Yesterday cx.
b;bits a total Of 10 intcrments. o,
~h;ch q were from yellow fever. and
from other disease.
The yellow fever ~ making s'ead!
progress, aud every Jay aa.s 70 ''s
hnnlocf OF IT. V'cuns ne "o''u
OF Heath meet 70 nay, ~heh tue,
VIII most llsely declare 'he lever ep
idemie, It Is the OPINION OF many
of our eitizens, that the Board mas
been very dilatory IN 'his respect
and that the fever has been rea,i,
epidemic here Tor several weeks
The rapid iacrease OF in'ermenfs to'
the last three day. leaves no doubt a
TO The extent TIE lever nas developed
Itself, and severe eFidemlc Is, IRON
all arpearan 'es' inevitable
Among those attacked yesterday
are Rev Mr hees' Or. j. H. hand
and Capt. Foster.
On the sth there were le death,
-, "a IL. g..
VI w"''" ~ ~''e '''". '' II.
Ihe mortality ron TINS time un''
the first frost will be, in all proba
b;li,v very grea,
a re,'aoic e'''lsn Oh "ous'on' say
'ee Ieegfaph' VINO Is fa'eine "
me country writes privately TO
ifiend IN ihs Guy anaer "a" o
nrcnham' 'ep'' 7'h' 500"
arr''eo mere ,o-uay ron pas
ton erop on the Colorado !. general,
good yellow fever Of n maliyuan
tyne ia rap;og IN L.Grapye Their,
were FIVE death. Yesterday and TWEEN
,v.s;x during The werL There b,v,
been one hundred and ,bir,y.tv,
case. in the town, besides a erea
many more who aed and were taken
down in the country B.s,rop and
Round Tor Hhye bs.w ouar,ptined
The people Of the ,,sur.3sy are mucl
frightened ana re'ase TO PERM
stranger TO stop at Their houses i
u said there are several cases 10 TINS
Town
Rim and sictpcss land In hand
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

Innssss hsrds Of buffalo cover
~ Platte valley srossd Port Kear-
ssy. The o8ssn and soldiers ar
shooting thsn. Aaninssr approach.
= ~ bsfalo sss soise sestl Of H.
Plstts.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

E1 Gov. Jossph e. Brown !. re-
plying, through ~ Augusta ssn. .,
hsl, 70 he Hes. n b. Hnl. .sss..
y Iettsss rsssstiy pablisAsd. 'o y.
b. is ~ ahls. uA4i, but b has e.
sountsgod : Hill that b can ne''ne'
climb svss, walk ssoaad, lsvs'' ~
tunnel. -HassIss nayvsPA.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

Ccrros The cotton crop 10 this
ooasg has been very seriously injured
BY tho worm. Il u sow shouxhs ths
tAs yield will not be more than third
In tie adjoining ecantiss, the worm ha,
NOD done 20 mach daaage, and ii.
hope 10 ensersained that full half croy
will be realized I'm the bot,on land,
the crop is alno~s totally destroyed
Hut for this disaster, the yield Of cos
.oa would have been the la.esss svel
knowa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

A SPLENDID ESsaAvIxo Mr. A II
Jones exhibited To US, ia our editnriA
room, day or two ago, splendid stee
enesAviLs, ensislsd, " Pmysr In stone
vail Jseksons casp." The figures ar'
large, and hfs like. There are twenty
nine on the plate among th-n Gems. 7
J. Jackson, A. r. Hin, and X 3. Eweil
The personal appearance and express
ion Of these distinguished Percentage,
are natural, and far superior to nm,
engraving or likeness Of them We hay,
seea. Mr. Joaes 10 di.posins Of them
BY subscription. The engraving will
be generally admired, and welcomed n,
fine psrlor ornament
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

The promised lsnd-fcsty se. o..
apisse . H. ftssdnss.-Los''e'"
Journal.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

The grand rsdicai ball, c,nseques,
upon the accession Of Govern.
Pcasc, did not come o6. The f.,lu,,
and ito :eaass u thus gigea by ls
Austin Stats Gasess@
After all the preparations and
flourish Of trumpsts, the Grand Bali
which was to insugufsts the deb,s.
mens and dishosss II Texas, did M
come on or a. No thanks, howev,,
to its originaton. We are told A.
social dimculty was the cause 1
failure. The people" as IL
Austin Republican calls thera-,ta
Is, the negroes---insiatcd on parta
pating with their new friends Then
fondness for dancing ia proverba
and they deemed the occasion sui.
able one for testing the sincerity a
radical professions. The consequene
was an indefinite postponement h
would seem that some embsrr.s.
menh are likely 10 occur in ca,ryi,,
out practically the beautiful Doe.
trinc Of social equality. The negrc=
demand that their radical friend
shall be consistent, and IL victona
are to be gained by . united proves,
tina, the rejoicing shall be mutual
If the few whites, who are to prof.
BY the negro votes, eau get togeib,
and have good time, why nd
Scrogins''
"Tis pleasant sure 10 see
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

YELLOW FxvER IN Nx,9 On.
LEASs.--Ths pioayuss Of the ls,h
says;
There we're So intsrnsnts report
ed yesterday for tho twenty -four
hours ending yesterday, At 9 A. NJ
OF these 81 died from yellow fever
rapid increase over yesterday morn
ing's report, being Is more. This
is no doubt caused. in . great me,,-
ure, by the exceeding ehsagsful and
diaagreesbls weather " AAvs recently
experienced"
The same paper asys
So$=ithstandias Tie fact that The
yellow fever has been declared cpl.
demic in our city fcs some time past
there would seem 70 Be insurmouni
able obstacles 10 the way Of obtain
ing full aud accurate report Of the
number Of deaths occurring daily,
The reports published each day IN
the psrssa only isclu1s the inter
ments in the cemeteries Immediately
within the limits Of the city, and Sc
rious doubts are expressed as to
whether these reports are full and
correct statements. The reports Of
the interments In al the suburban
villsgcs aud towns-Algisrs, Gre,ns,
Jefferson, Grssnvills, aad Carrolli0a
should be handed IL to the Board
Of Health daily, and incorporated
into their iatsrnsats, - also should
the reports Of the military and Freed
mems Bureau"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

s.ai Bsxy MAXIM 1.-The advertise
men, Of Mr. Y. WiLcox. We have
uo<i~ei hh stall in the market, which
II slways supplied with the moss choice
meat lie has had the kindness Ia
sshsi ~ = ans rosss, which for delicacy
I'D oeso- canaot be surpassed .t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

Me--r- Wharton 4 Illinsswor,h No
: CoIamcn street New 0fi-an., arr the
duly authorized Agent. Of the Rcpub-
Iesu in that city.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21


Puxr WarKh Coon Pat<at well il
one Of the great Inventions Of The day
u is formed by double pipes, the inaide
pipe being encssed BY fine sss,. wire,
e6ecsually excluding quict~rd and
gravel The pipe is sunk until pure
water !. secured, and excludes any bu;
the pure sirep,n- One Of these wells i,
sanl in Marshall in the yard Of Mr.
Jones, Of the firm o. Loeb A Jones II
Is quite curiosity, and every one oaah,
10 20 and see il Several have beer
bored in Shreveport and have giyer
great satisfaction We expect to have
one in our once in jefferson next week
when We can speak more fully Of til,
merits Of the invention
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

Rank. Kas, RAisi lit still roatin
sts ~ rain, day altar day and weet
after week. /, rsincd tl,rsssgbcss hs
~isses. srinr, and summer, end We
consequently anticipated a dry fsil Mi
/, still continues to rain. Are even The
elements radically disoggaaistd'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

The .. l.ouis Dispatch, Il wslsss.
S.!:. Y. ~ q.l.s 4 ..s!s. =
AaiEes % ~ city y sesps ~ r.
fsst Of - ,Begra npsilag, sAIsl
tAsy clain y tAssstsas1 u nasy
gsastsss- TAsy ~ ~ asgrsss ~
we'll srnsd, aad exhibit thsls vss,.
~ aelsstly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

Cor ms MoxEr arc grsii6ed
N lsas~ thss DER old f1sad, Major John
W. Webb, who had $500, ssolsa from,
hin recently, "a 400 in esnssey, and
e+to In gold pibas recovered il all bu,
about so A New Orlesns negro. who
wss On visit ~ the neigh borhood, was
the inssig~tor Of the then This man
Wa discharged for want Of saacien,
evidence bui parties interested. rightly
concluding that he would obtaia the
noaey, and sndeavor to carry il ID, fol
lowed hin. overhaulod him asAs Shssse
port ssd fcssA il 10 his possession. liz
= now il jail ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

COPY.
sih--I have received your enrel-
ope, returning my note to you Of
2lst, With an indorscmsnt in your
hand aad signature.
There il nothing left He butto Dc.
maud tAst satisfaction vhich is Gus
tcaary among gentlemen.
Yous, &c,
t&gnsd,
y F.B. SHEPPARD.
The challenge bsisg declined The
posting followed, and thea The arrest
ssA the pistollisg 10 processes Of the
guard. The hsrs statement 10 SUI
siens 70 a6ord ths certain gsanasse
tAst this cannot b soante sssesa In
ths army II H. Unised States, ~
esadset bsconisg ~ oAcss OF . ron.
tIsasn II IL honorable service.
The court martial being ended aad
u sentsace msds up-sad - to
What II IL " know nothisg-these
~ b. no se~rsation Of any attempt
o. or part to prejadice h;s cause b.
fors his judges. We owe il TO jus-
dss, 70 our unfortunate cousxy. nd
2 ~ community ftcn which Col.
Shepard has been ruthiessly torn
aad sat to his grave, to express our
AosFos Il this most outrageous act Of
personal vengeance
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

Holt sostinuss srus 10 III sans.