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Impeachment Farce.

By the Cleaner We received the announce
ment Of the vote on the llth article of charges
against President JOHNSON. This was doubt
less test vote and the conspirators have sig
naliy failed in their combination 10 murder
Republicanism in America. This trial of
johnson has been nothing else than conflict
between the advocates of constitutional liber-
ty on the one hand aud the despotism of a
majority on the other. The proof adduced
against Mr.. johnson was of puerile, fimsy
and frivolous character and could not by any
legal construction be sufficient to work a con-
viction of any high crime or misdemeanor in
office. Trivial, however, as the testimony
was the Radical party and many of the Con
servative party, belieycd firmly thata corrupt
Senate would convict the President. Think
ing men based this belief upon several
grounds. In the first place all impeachment
trials have been political in their character, or
at all events the final results and moving
causes have been so. And it was deemed a
party necessity by the Radical party to con-
vict Mr.. johnson. No doubt the existence of
the Radical party Is measured. Their doom
Is fixed, the knell of their dissolution sound
ed. They have wagered their political life
upon the issue between themselves as repre-
seated in Congress, and the President as the
vindicator of the constitutional rights of the
whole people Of this Union This issue has
been decided adversely to them and by what
further right can they claim to sit in the rul-
er's seat. The announcement of this vote is
like ray ofGod's sun- light breaking through
the clouds of darkness that have so long en-.
yeloped our country, The lovers of justice,
fairness and constitutional right, look upon
this as an earnest Of better day close at hand.
A day when Thad Stevens and the spoon-thief
can no longer insult the Constitution and
the memory of those who framed it, by an
nouncing that they leGslate for ten States
-"outjde" ef the Constitution. A day is soon
TO come when the intelligence Of the Ameri-
can people can no longer be insulted by the
profler of Negro Suffrage. Although the
Southern States now languishes under the in
'hiction of this monstrous violation of reason
and fSpS 5A grsHt srsf St7s-d tte day aa nav
soon come when the wholc American people
can rise up and proudly declare their utter
loathing and adherence Of this foolish doe
trinc of equality the races. A brighter day
is dawning, let us cheer up, Reason will YET
resume her thrones.
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-22

By THE GRoss.-it has been the object of
ithc good people Of Fort Amith, for a number
ofyears past, to try TO reconcile the differences
between our neighboring town ofVan Buren,,
by removing its citizens over to our growing
and prosperous yonng city; but finding the
Old people OF that place, obstinate and incor-
rigible, the young men Of our place have mn
dertaken to remove the most lovely portion of
Van Buren,, by marrying the young ladies,
who are all pretty, very smart and witty. and
removing them to Fort Smith-not in small
way, but are bringing them over by the Gross,
See notice OF the marriage there on Wednes-
day last of Mr.. Lewis Miller, one of the hest
and most business young men of Fort Smith,
and Miss Mary j. Gross, of Van Buren. We
venture to say, that we will have to chronicle
"A iew more unions of the young people of
these sister towns. When all the young girls
marry and remove to Fort Smith then the
old folks will follow. Dunham you had better
wake up or We'll have Van Buren, over on
this side of the river before you know it,
Herald.
"Old man WHEELER" Of the Herald. is in
ecstasy over the occurrence of one of Van
Burens fair daughters having cast her lot
among the money changers of the city fort
Smith. 1t Is true when it come, braginp on
the estimablc worth and beauty of our Young
=
ndics, we turn our backs on no village or
hamlet in the State. 1t is also true, that our
city has from time in memorial furnished lby
the Gross too the best of wives and mothers
that inhabit our neighboring city. Our young
men are not exactly pleased with this state
oi ailairs-do not see where the laugh comes
ln-they think forbcarance has ceased 10 be
virtue when the gallantry of sister city are
SO greedy as to take our choicest flowers by
the gross" Our word for it "old growler,,
your young men have got the last across -
nhey IL get; yea, not even dozen, or half
dozen. Our young men are "slow coaches. ;,
but they are woke up now, and intend to an
propriate the balance to themselves. Make
'the most Of what you have got.
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MUTUAL ADMIRATIoS.--The Packet Com
panys elegant steamer Cleaner, the popular
BLAlsDELL in command, arrived at our land
ang early Tuesday morning, having on board
large party destined for Fort Smith, part OF
which, We learn, gave Concert in that city
!or The benefit Of the Episcopal Church there
Inc accommodating officers of the boat re-
NAMED here four hours, giving the party
plenty of time TO spread themselves to the
gaze and wonder Of the benighted dcnizens
OF this out-of-the-world country. Our town
has never been so honored bcforc--may never
he again and we must be excused if we do not
find suitable language to express ourselves
Not word of ours we are sure, could add
single jot to the high estimation In which
they hold themselves.
After two nights Of galty at Fort Smith the
1ieaner returned here with her party Thurs
aay morning, on their way TO the Capitol of
the State.
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- . -

~ Our old and esteemed friend Judge JNo.
F. WHEELER. Of the Fort Smith Herald, paid
Us a visit on Wednesday last. The Judge is
a witness before the L. S. Court and we ex-
pcct to see his genial face from day to day for
a week to come. To our old friend our
latch-string" is always out. Make your
sclf at home
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-22

Is" f. c. POWELL 4 CO., presented us
through their popular salesman WALLACE, 4
basket of as fine CocOanuts as VIC ever laid
eyes on They have just one barrel, and if the
ladies' want to secure one for cooking purpo-
ses, they had better apply at once, for they
are going off like hot cakes.
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-22

.B Major COLLIER, L. 5. Indian Agent
for the Choctaws. in company with Mr.. a.
WAssoN of Fort Smith, was in our city on
Saturday last, in attendance on the United
States Court Major Collier is a gentleman,
that it is a pleasure to have intercourse with,
either social or business, and is deservedly
popular with the Indians in his charge.
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-22

LITTLE Rock DAILY GAzETTE-.This excel
lent and enterprising Daily comes to us great
ly enlarged. We are glad TO note this evidence
OF prosperity more particularly as it has
been the aim of the "carpct-bagers to crush
out the Gazette 1t is decidedly the best news
paper in the State and should have circula-
tion in every township.
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,B- II any one desires to see faces grow
long. let them follow Rad and see the effect
produced by his reading the news received
by the GeGHer. The President acquitted. the
Constitution yindcated, and Radicalism over
thrown. This blow will certainly kill of old
Thad. Good bye old fellow. May you find
res, in a land where people are more chart-
able to the faults of others,t than you have been
towards the people of the South. Radicaisn
is now ION its last legs and desperately sick
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Official Historyof the Wa..
Its Causes, Character, Conduct anf
Results.

]
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This great work presents the only complete 'M
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To public that has been surfcited with AZ
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The intense desire every where maniWsiea :
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one Agent in Easton, Pa. reports ~ apbsc1'f'
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~" Gen. JAMES +. FAGAS and Capt BU-
CHAHAN, Of Little Rock, passed up on the
Cleaner. Tuesday morning. Wewerc pleased
to meet the gentlemen and would have desir-
ed to extend to them the hospitality of our
civ
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-22

u If you want good Lemon and who
don't at u remarkable low rate, drop in ON
MARTIN BRoDIE at the old stand Of Wanl 4
Southmmyd
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Democratic Presidential Electors,

FOR STATE AT iARG..
!. ID. WALKER, Washington County
JOHN II. FELLOWS, Ouachita
FIRST DISTRICT.
ROBERT 5. CAN'T, Prairie
SECOND DISTRICT.
Alb. WILLIAMS, Hampstead
THIRD DISTINCT.
J.E. CRAVENS, johnson
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TIE U s. District Court.

The United States Court Is still in session
4 large amount OF business has been disposed
of. Quite number Of cases are yet to come
up which win probably keep the Court occ,i-
pied for two or three weeks TO come.
A list OF cases disposed OF are crowded out
for this week.
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-22

u Col. JAS. q. CHURCHILL, has been APP
pointed by Judge CALDWELL, L. y. Commits.
sionc.
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~" Several articles of interest, orn =,

a'oidobIy omitted this week togiyc place
to hcIcng,hy Congressional procccdmg,
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PlOws.

4 NEW supply of these celebrated plou
IA combining in one:
A Double-cdged Steel Mould Plow,
An Iron Shovel
a Steel HaIf-shoyel
\ Sub-soil
A Steel Shovel
A Bull Tongue
Scrapcr.
A Sweep,
all fitted to one stock, will be sold scparatdl
or together.
This plow is a favoritc wherever it is know
We offer 1t for sale with a guarantee: Ift
breaks with fair usage. fails to do good wch
or, if not pleased with it on a fair trial, reiur
1t and get your money back.
april 1868. DC. WILLIAMS &CO
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Impe eachment Trial.
Defeat Of The |Ith Article F!
AdjoWHed 10 NE 26h, mtd GftcH NJ,
meeting gf the chicago
COHrcHtiOE

Sp,cid Dispatch to The Lage Rock gazette.
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-22

lie viii show the citizens Of Van
Buren, and Western Arkansas, stock
of Goods, selected expressly tor this
market, unsurpassed by any other
House in the West. and at prices that
will defy competition.
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TENAS AGENCY.
No. ~ barclay ST., New Ofk.
y, RICHARDSON,

tOfhe Gal Necs and Teras almanac J
HAVING permanently located in the
III city Of New York, is prepared to
attend to business OF every description,
on commission, sent To him from any
pert of Texas Collections made in the
cities of New York, Boston, and phila
dclphia, and the amounts, less the usual
commissions, promptly rcmitted by
drafts on Galveston Any article thn,
eau be procured in the Northern mar
kets, purchased at the very lowest rates,
and forwarded as directed All orders
for purchases must be accompanied by
the cash.
Liberal advances made on eonsign-
ments Of produce, on receipt Of Bills of
Lading, and returas Of sales made nc
companicd by remittanecs
Special attention given TO the sale Of
Texas property, of which full deserip'
ton must be sent, which Will be duly
recorded for inspection.
Parties visiting New York are invited
to call Mt the "'l'exas Agency whore
they will find full files of yexas papers,
also files of the Texas A lmauac and map
since the commencement Of its publica-
ton, with maps Of different counties and
sections of the State, and other intorns-
ton in relation 10 Texas, Of Aueh value
10 those seeking homes there, or desiring
to invest in Texas property.
RgrHREScg--To the Galveston News,
Texas Republican, and the Press of
n A. Al.
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filled missions to officers In blsnk
and other irresponsible persons
having issued them. 3. lie has is.
sued a proclamation, declaring many
seats of the Legislature vacau, before
the members duly elected and re.
turned had resigned, or their legal
term q service had expired. 1. lie
has bees guilty Of snbczzl>msn.,
having taken rom tho State Treas.
ury securities and nouey, and sold
such securities, and then falling IA
return o p1l)ion or I'll Of the pro
eecds Of ~ sale 70 the treasury. 5.
Tie has been guilty Of rosrsptiea
aud bribery he having bAstsssd
and sold prominent oAcss IN -
State 70 sundry persona for Mousy.
to hin in hand paid, and sent the
nomination Of such persons sc Tie
Senate for confirmation.
For and in consideration of these
and many other crimes and r.isdc-
meanors, which have come to my
knowledge, | ask at the hands of the
Assembly tho impeachment FOR high
crimes and misdemeanors, of Har.
rison Reed, Governor of Florida.
(Signed)
HOKAfIO JENKINS, Jr.
Gov. Reed occupies the Executive
ROOMS In in the Capitol AS heretofore.
No guard at the Capitol at one
o'clock this morning or at half past
seven last night. Apparently ci,i.
zcns fear trouble tonight, but, as
no one could profit by it, it is hoped
none will occur.
Wilmington, n C., Nov 7.---Re>
turns sufiicen, to show the State has
gone for Grant by considerable ma
jority, though the Conservatives
make large gains 1t is believed the
estimate Of the Morning Star given
Wednesday approximate correctness,
That gave the State to Grant by 5000.
Returns received from the Mountain
districts to night show election Of
Plato aud Durham, Conservative.
Congressional delegation stands FIVE
Republicans to two Conservatives,
Democratic gain of one,
Louisville, Nov. S.-The Courier
and journal have consolidated, and
appear to. morrow as the Louisville
Courier and journal
A son Of Santa Anna is a robber
chief in Mexico
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U VI IUIUlIIhN,
Marshall, Harrison Co Ie,A.
August ., i~is


for set,ral manths I hsta beon b. .ifeus
" selling pnt "a. u illi .. oftoy-. has.
tuuh uiht ~ nay tine q hfO ths lsI.uf
Nnh.Hil and tsiars ilitg funns,tsd WIN
ihu oHffegt management - two large news.
palfr etiAbp~hisaiis. ssa ntsn than va.
tNl' AfMs On matuFf ltnesitln 80 Ia
ag'n aHald aoli. came ip iAs olarlu-iUn
ihat uie Best WeY Va a. Fut both ~ thtm
up q ioisetyl and b. tbs p.sr~a. drawing the
tituhRts 'itkti, make HE osn selection as
On HblcA bee vouid taho. Tho ccif.ssnsss II
IiiH Cd uf u7iu WI appear. a. | think, utyi.
uas. iHHieai q selling aut ~, property
paft1 ga tine, asppugine 90 us eaffeet
Al.Hsl m'ul ~ ", pafehss'r iir HE sl.ii-
~ ~ Nsf promptly tht tslsne, 81 the Iuts
.nsHa ml -oy, pl.tl vunA hs,. Ia dn.
BOO ah is0 abihts, Il ! dlsrassd II it at n,.
veto 'si' tri BE full jsiuf n u Ia oasli a.
anc..
th ia.i.f n ii, to.im.s,u uol .i set.
Nit. tAlAliIn h"hs', f,ilgndiHi 9iug
Hihnn W'. ihe prtriis u a s,sisri ~
WNuitf 10 witch s,nigiAiis.n end capital is
ih''i', All shcs every chsfaflsf ~
ti"l+N. 900 ettfY ipsnufi ~ husiless b.
HifHIr.uU, With nu empir ntn.k IT material
i' iar. % 5 WnhilH, sin ana iIiit is aa,tlp ufls.
NhHr - rturF taHUuRa u intaiuihfAuOr,
o.. iio a.aH ~ flti Dull.Ahs Ina pss,l
.nf. tHlri lhomr go un,sian,ss, s,n Ls
worth hHl nnit iiH intrinsic value itt the
H0iHusit uf iin hssug besa thus s.id vii
ftD Voc sHiahliFhul, % and "a now piupu-
.iUi 1flHtt ii5Ft $50 o. Nufth tlou.
sat.Ist &c 'AHlafa, lie Trad, ~ tAis section
r c1nt' sinl ~ vs. Nov orleans, Naw iptL.
st isIuia, thicsEu. loebvilie, CntlnnAu'
ha.nmHit sod Dih,f russ, ftoic which =
HtUF anfttihtns nonaat IN he obtained
iaDh paper hss etc adv ..lusiila sdsof-
mit'NHhg etA gnaa subscription
Boz. iut H aaiiiilnn =. nrAf. oannut each
Ff.7. H 'aking tiftI ftuii az hast one new
Nl H,liNu ol new adst,ti. sinent. ta our
iNr-a Wltuuf 18th, ana thus ,uhancu
N .lN. ~ u.e puAl Hht uiA he have tbu
l Wch m nhtain it That this wll 10
H.. .'nnsdi unNtfsaiY, ! have no duula,
ii'ir ~ HtHNtls B. u'iAiits rliaad n tha
lnitd Hist.s in alHuu ihsir AT, MOI oho -
m"ir IHtnfs. v thr urF, elton weir made
lH ihHm, tNat NuHll uDt nni a,fiLv In arell
H"iHu ur. largo. end val igritd T,sAa
wapapef Ahd ,u tsko ona a fHsss l..
m gl'ai m'ae,lt, lie p,rus.Ug .sasy len.
o. urNHfHprr, A. hh uut esrlN titni IL ia.
tiltrue, hon ea7fy r,eti0n u III. sia,e
81 Usi'iui} complied. hm taA sf,at rsitnt
.hr einit - tie ra'ss is si,en. shssr.
hitr prfaNut
me ILhMa
NrnH, ui1tosh I0g Dnr tsef -n
wuntla 81 -.
AnFtnIihtafs4a. faitr, s,tuns, e. sislt
Nnft uNU Nnlar tnt u4U.ls. Ists ff.t
.".
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available way of securing tho lall value
81 the property - Hsfrtson Flag.
Here IS a line ctance tor a lucky
man ambitions a. run a large ne vTaP.r
rho winner has choice ~ ciihes ~
pm Ing "a tahc place Nov 2uih os
.oouer VI tickets are ali hkcn hnas
riils Tlu-s
Iaci olcc has Power Press ior
.ho newspaper he-il,t joh Presses. an
a..as.mcul of News and JOB tyre, etc
'I,eo uf hck.H 60 r>eh The pr,cieai
puu,ar ug wg|ar fpa pal - Journal
a.u mly 90 su,trssHul DO dneing tt~
property viii certainly eth we'll o..
t.l..l r.a.faTcr property Iu thrily
.HralHf. vhirh c,,f oiace he rsay .clc 8
Pr trHs 81 iis prlV'ra - ttdf4ss. .s
HfsHa
HIht luitsry VII be conducted by
.rauiue cuisons of Marshall and the
holder vi iho fortunate ticket will BE
entitled To- either The office ia Msfshei
ur ,lsaerson 1his Is to be har
suraightio forward Transaction, and is 10
excellent Opportunity Go gain a grcaa
prize -- Crockett Sfsf.Hc'
4 l{ArE CnhNcr In general We are
int,ip-d To Josh Killing. opinion ,liai
se would rather hire some body. At
reasonable wages to cheat u. than Ia
vest IN lott.ties We are glad, how
ever. ni the opportunity ul modify ing
ogr opinion IN this behalf The lottery
proposed hy brother Loughery, of the
a..
is q fair square arrangement Brenham
B,mnc,.
The price Is placed nj the sum IT
| { - tHN, which must he regarded chopp
iur % good Texas newspaper establish
iacnt Price Of tlnkels only - currcn.
cy isfa Reporter
We Know Loughery aud eau youch
ior the fairness OF She drawing Every
printer, who wan,- good Office had
! better invest a aud iFy his luck
/ We told iooshcry at first, TINT hc had
better not attempt To run two saws u
/ IL hard werk enough TO manage one
paper now days We w,sh our friend
great success in this novel scheme b.
| Justin Stat Gafsffc
The Republican IL well known all
/ over the state aud We nave no duub,
but that Pilot Point will hc tolc rul,ly
veil represented as Their. are sevs rl,l
] whn We think would like to go into the
| printing business --- Ptof Point Icdctfc
1.-THE tickets nro To be disposed Of nj
i've dollars each, L : currency, snd
! ne lucky drawer to have the choice 81
/ the two Offices. whirh nrc Nv far The
niOst yalunhie IN Eastern TcXns -,
/ Norihern Louisiana The scheme Is
undoubtedly perfectly fair, as the facts
set firth In the circular nrc endorsed ts
a large number OF the most prominent
aud roliahlc men Of Marshall and Jeiltf
ron Votaf Peasant itess
/ The winner s to have choice "a
| property This property Is well worth
( yen;uring o. hundred dollars for Hd
trop idrerHor
The lucky chap will got valuable
Office and parephenalia ia rich cily
of urpreriat!te people. Wen su an y.
G4mrr Sentinel
RS. u. Richardsou, Jr, corr. pond
cnt aud agoni of tho Gal,oston Nee.,
who rccendy visited Jefferson nd Mat
shail, says
hg winner has ihe choice of cithc,
ofe' both o. which | ha,e seen, ani
hove uo hosiWncy ia sal ing, thnt thcy
cume iuiiy up TO the description gwen
I hy CIV. Louehcfy, ia lis cir. ular
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f.., It..a. .ata.k esarrg. piiil. I. .if
r.ttf wEIah J. % a., .tai aoll - ssfsr
f....,I 49,
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.sr. .iu .si,.r sny se.-..sisi,.s !. r.ou 4
Hhia bui - The dfs~'ns~ai - ,aA' ll,.o
ufil tAs Ehh ~ epf''nDef. ~ W. Hhin'
vH p cav -stis'a hhi-'R W .in. 7"
a''ai f l'H, r.. ni =" any 'e' t"' ~
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rtn. % vs. logan, j.. .rn''.' = i9san
p ..i'- i''.. aNi hA'"iF NN''.' ~"
pr. ans a.
The drawing vih lf Whhs srN il aainE
rltfrur u atl-i'sli' nsn "i II VIZ 'is,d
.htiFf iHf ~ ni'Htiis WI WI lhiHish 'h'
rr.nh a@ -nru a. tHo dfs~ins ,aA' : place
lh. rr'ls by u 'sln'd 81 fs',~p' 90 h.
disiHstd - ~ - D ehAnff az hNe ihus-@nn
u,a.a Oh Hthrr w"ni-, ~ fortunate
dfaesf HHts-us "a rlfg SAINT 'uiidsts' i-aTr' 50
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isNFl situaien ln nnr - ihf is'st iHAl4fiar IN
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CITATION.
Adcline Hodge rs John c. Hodge.

No. 52s5
THE STATE OF TEXAS, County Of
/ Harrison. To the sheriff or any
Constable Of Harrison County Where
as on the the 18th day OF October, A, u
1865, IN the District Court Of Harrison
County, Adcline Hodge flied her suit
against John C. Hodge, praying for "a
divorce. alleging that on the 10th day Of
MAY, A u 1856, said plaintiff and de
PENDANT were married In said County of
Harrison. and State Of Texas, and that
said Adeliuc Hodge and John { Hodge
lived together us husband and vile, IN
iii the ist day of January, A. D. lh6l,
and that, whereas on ;he day and year
last aforesaid the said deiendcnt John C..
Hodge separated from and wholly aban
doned the said plaintiff, and has eontin
ued to live separate and apart from snid
plaintiff. with the intention OF abandon
mcnt, aud that during said time he, tho
said defendant, hes wholly failed aud re-
fused to provide for said plaintiff and
her two children any Of the pecessarics
Of life, and left them to support them
selves as best they could, without his
aid or sympathies, and affidavit having
been made that the residence Of said
John G. Hodge is unknewn to plaintiff,
these are therefore to command you TO
summons the said John G. Hodge by the
publication Of this writ in the Texas
Republican, n newspaper published in
the city Of MAJ -.alI, for four successive
weeks, to be and appear before the Dis
tric, Couri Of Harrison County. to be
held ut tho Court House, ia the city Of
Marshall, on the 10th Monday after the
2nd Monday in August, A. y, 1865,
then and there TO answer said petition,
which is in substance herein given.
Herein fail not and due return make
of this writ rs the law directs
Ts.r. II J Nichols, Clerk Of the
District Court Of Harrison County and
seal Of the same at Marshall, on this, the
2s,h day Of October, A. y, 1868
II J. NICHOLS, Clerk.
Nv J G. CuRris, D. c.
Issued October 18th, 1868.
H. J. NICHOLS, Clerk,
by J C. Cusrls, d, {.
October 50, '6s. nlAN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-13
SNec.A Notices.

ATTENTION NouNo NrN's CoSsEnyA.
TIVE CLun.--'Ihc regular meetings OF
this Club will be held hereafter ut the
Courthouse, every Monday night, by
order of the Club
T. +. HAWLEY. President
j. :. DrNNtcA, Sec'ry.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-13

JAhbN az by tharls. Seroxyio {.
! ~ Q and posted bsfoss George II
mn, ), = OF Harrison county. Llsek
hefss mule, abon, years old Lr.nd,d
WY, thb letter !. on the right sl,addcr.
saddle marks on tho back and ,Lres
"hi'S spots On the right thigh an.
praised q, forty dollars
T. BLACKWELL, County Cll.
~ A = ,Lann, deputy,
Marshall, October 81, Gs nJa-s,