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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-02
PRINTING OFFICE
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l. " L. DOLL \ II - ,

10 lie disposed Of at Lottery, TO be
drawn at Marshall Texas. on tho
Goth Of November, 1868. There are
two printing Office The Texas Re.
publican, published az Marshall,
Texas, and The jefferson Times,
published at Jefferson, Texas Tho
holder Of the fortunate ticket, makes
his selection of oga ct theme ofhces,
aud gets the house, an elegant build
irg, with the grounds attached, amen
numbered, with an indcieasiblc title,
printing material, Sc, and start.
with a valuable advertising patronage
and subscription list, aud a full sup.
ply of paper, &c, To last six months,
az for drc ioiia,s. Tho property :
valued at $50 600. There will be
FIVE Thousand tickets issued, at Eve
dollars L, : currency each Some
one is bound 10 win it
Tickets will be sent promptly on
the reception of the money or draft,
Send, il possible, TO avoid loss, in
posloiiico or other unexceptionablc
drafts on New Orleans. Address
ar " Lordnfny, Marshall,
Texas.
We give below only a few of the
many favorable notices of the Press
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MORAY INSTITUTE.
English wnd Classical
Male and Female School.

Rev y. NJ MATHIS, Principal
rrof T.. W TARRANT Associate
I'M exercises OF this Institution will
be resumed on Monday, the Sri q
August, and continue for Eve scholastic
months
Only such rules adopted rs are nee.
essary To charish IN the pupils habits
Of orler, regularity, and industry
Location, four miles south east Of
C0neeyille, Ipshur county, on what Is
known ms Murray League The
health and morals Of the community
unsurpassed in Eastern Texas Church
and sabbath school privileges arr good
and 40 alluremcnts to vice exist
The buildings are well furnished,
commodioo- and comfortable, and we'll
situated for COED water aad shade
As guarantee for faithful instruc
ton in future, the sdtistaciioH erinctd
By our patrons is sufficient
RATES OF TUITION IN Specie
ono. half payable IL adraHce
Primary English Branches, $40 ~
Classics and Higher Mathcmaties ~ Oh
Incidental Fec eech, 30
No deductions except in cases ol pro
trnctcd sickness
Board can be obtained IN the best
families Mt sl0 per month
Ers- For further PARTICULARS, apply Co.
the Principal cor Circular
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TENAS AGENCY.
Ne. ~ Barclay ST., New York
D. RICHARDSON,

(Oftb CAT Neus aud ileras iimanae }
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 my
part of Texas Collections made in the
cities of New York, Boston, and Phila-
delphin, and the amounts, less the usual
commissions, promptly RENTED by
drafts on Galveston. Any article that
can be procured in the Northern mar
kets, purchased at the very lowest rates,
and forwarded ns directed All orders
for purchases must be accompanied by
the cash
Liberal advances made ON consign-
ments Of produce, on receipt OF Bills OF
Lading, and returns Of sales made ac'
companied by remttances
Special attention given to the sale OF
Texas property, Of which a full descrlp-
ton must be sent, which will be duly
recorded for inspection
Parties visiting New York are invited
to call at the Texas Agency wher,
they will find full files Of Texas papers
also files of the Texas A Almanac and maI
since the commencement OF its publica
ton, with mnps OF different counties and
seciion. Of the State. and other iniorma
ton in relation 10 Texas, Of much value
to those seeking homes there, or desiring
to invest in Texas property,
RsrrnEScK--To the Galveston News
Texas Republican, and the Press o
Texas generally throughout the State
September II 1868 nI-u
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TAX NOTICE.

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The undrfniRncd merchants Il Marshall
Tesas. have rad the foregoing circular,
AID endorse u IN rsufy particular. The
roa,s Lsi,uhiiaan has been leading paper
10 1sxae ior uprs,'la Il eighteen yuns, has
a sid circulation, and enjusr sitl, iia rf5-
lfss'or, the eonbdsisse aud fsiandship Il the
issupl. a the s,ai. We recommend ths ps-
medium,
q. e. Gregg 4 Ca. W u Br-,os, u. II,
Martin A 10. ~ r. 'ineift1n, PEARSON a
rIl.bury, smith 4 ac"ti, fiiii. iis~iey, a TO,
". II. u. wafd, u. D. Lancaster, Nm
Johnson, Il. Knight A Co, H,uricb 4 Hop.
nor. Miller, MeK.ilaf 60, NJ wsgn''ii,
l.. e. Dr.li-le, .TsymAn 4 wopack, Dan.
Ny.is John J. Hofsn o., }. u CsiAsAs
A On, NJ. Ho.anhsna. Ld-h a Jvs,e-, john y.
" ou.aaA Lsu q i'fUpJs,it, A, N Duke 4 Go.
Fnoa Ts-Goy. tlApk, / cordially ca
lb,r=a the foregoing The t~o ;spst- the
Times aud Republican are among the hsIst
advertising medium. N tss state u tstAs.
EpsaGp CaasK.
Tho .,aissr IL vseAiy The same s4zs II
iho Jefferson TIMES siss II lh. sheet ~ by
-, containing N columns. II ba- ai~ Ay~
had . large .nd valuable sdsartaslas pstssas'
age.
Tho Marshall printing effics Ia one II the
most complete and valuable Ia the STATE
| Il s,nlaaee. lsrRs sn.nuisi II printing ma.
| tsflai, one Il fVitnss Cylinder rre-sas
| li.ex aud CONNECTED With the establi.hn.n nj
a. excellent Job oftlc.. The age II the r.
! pr, and It's character, reisdrr tie e~sstit-D.
inon, very desirable property
| Nearly all the inAssrisi IA 18th e11jees Il
| no-, and ~eu .slsetsJ. The Piopfist1,'
| h.msaif is al old printer And -eleeted i
himself Printers will undsrpiand what y
nieaat, by saying that the ofses csfiiisssss u
sttfs aasntAy II newspaper tips 1Afx'
| f,tlutk ~ fancy t4its. patrs sorts 1t ceD~
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tIrAII(N.

STATE ot Texas, County of Harrison
- 10 tie sheriff or any Constable OF
Harrison County, Greeting You are
hereby commanded to summon T. "
Tougher, nd " A. llauser, as trustees
with OF , of the Southern Pacific
Railroad umpany, sold out on May 9th,
1868, to DO and personally appear be-
fore me nj my Office, in Marshall, on
Saturday the 10Th day Of September,
1865, at 10 o'clock A. VI to answer the
complaint of John y Coleman in plea
OF debt for the sum of ninety dollar.
aud twenty seven cents principal, due
by balance of account, briefly MS follows
For services rendered as Conductor aud
Agent Of the Southern Pacific kailroa
Company, from the 2lsi day Of July
1867 % the 10Th day OF February, ls6s
The said l.oughcry aud the said llau-er
hereby being made new parties - a suit
bonding before me.
Herein iai! not, and make due return
Of this writ rs the law directs
Given under my hand this the 18th
day Of September A d 1868.
GEO. K HILL,
j of +. in and for said County
MARSHALL, Sept %, '6s nD~tf
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PLAN OF our LOTTERY

1t will be drawn on the plan OF the
Havana lottery, which is substantially
as follows There are two revolving
boxes, which are SO framed as to mia
the tickets that are placed in them
In one Of these will be placed folded
strips Of pager, OF the same size,
each Of which will be numbered, In
the inside, from one to five thousand.
la tho other will be placed Ike s,rips
Of paper, similarly folded, all Of
which will be blank except one,
upon which will be written, Prize ="
A ticket will bo drawn simultaneously
out oil oach, tho ticket drawn from the
second box showing whether a blank
OF the prize has been drawn When
the prize is drawn, the balance Of
the tickets will bo drawn from tho
boxes and opened before those pres
ent to show that the tickets have
been correctly placed in the respective
boxes. BY this means, there can be
no collision, and no one, no, even
tue committee themselves, can posi-
bly, tell until drawn from the box the
number Of the fortunate ticket,
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available way az securing TIE fuil ialne
Of the property Harrifos riag.
Here Is fine chance iof lucky
man ambitious To run large ucw PAPER
The winner has choice II 'lhcr ofhce
Drawing 10 t,kc place Nov 9th, o.
-ooucr if iickcis are ell akcp Hua'e
va, Times
Zach Chico ha. a Fewer rros- iur
tho newspaper besides Jpt Presses, an
assortment of News and job type ct
Price II tickets e. each The practical
printer or writer fora pablo .iourual.
Who uay be successful in drawing this
property, will certainly gotta veil pro
Sidcd newspaper property, Ia a thirty
locality which ever ulirr lr may select
by virtue It hi, pHulee, CufksriHe
Standard
'The lottery will be conducted by
lending citizens Of Marshall and tho
holder OF the fortunate ticket will be-
entitled to either the oihcc IN Marshal
or jefferson This Is g. 10 air.
s.rai sht forward Transaction. lud - 81
excellent opportunity to gain - great
prize - Crockett Scuind
A Rams CnAScz In general we are
inclined to Josh Killings opisian that
We would rather hire some body, at
reasonable wages to cheat NJ, than in
vest ~ Lotteries We are glad. how
ever, ~ the opportunity OF modifying
our opinion - this geanli The hotter,
proposed hy brother Iouchcry, Of The
Jefferson Times aud Texas Republican.
is fair square arrangement BrcHham
BnHntr
The price is placed at the sum ui
h,Nhi. which must be regarded cheap
for a good Texas newspaper establish
mem, Price OF tickets only 81 cHrrcn
cy -7Sir Reporter
We know l,oughcry and can tuuch
Tor the fairness Of the drawing Every
printer, who want. good Office had
better inycss aN and try his luck
We told LoGghory at hrst that lac had
better not attempt to run two saws II
is hard work enough to manage one
paper now q days We wish our friend
great success, in this novel scheme
Justin Stat gazette
The tickets are b. be disposed Of at
five dollars EACH :. currency, and
w.. u '"oNl u n ~ ''h'' .n' o"s S o.
na., ,aloaI1o in E,.,s,, a.. a.,
%ar,h.rn In,;.;,n, m .ehene i.
unIoubtr,,lu yrr,sctlv G,ir n. the fat.
set C,,tb In no ci,enlor nre endured hy
a ,r., r,mher Of tbc mo.t u,nninen,
al r,l,atln ,u.o .r NarsL,Il tnI Ia
.nn WoysI gy,o,aa, prr,,
SEA - =, ~
~, "op"n''''" "V'' Nn'"n ""
1s,' W. ', ~ su' We u",o y" o"an'
well represented IA there are several
who We think would like 10 20 into the
printing business Pilot Point Iodcn,
The v,nnor /. In have eho,ee of
,rnnayty mi. rronsrty i. well worth
rra,,r.. hu,, IA An. c,s H..
,'"'"',"t n"''''''' ''''''s '''
q.
ihe iueky ohhp val Got valuable
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NArsnAtl, u,Aas, August /. i-iS
IN calling attention 10 She ai,ciossd C,rgu.
lar, dssifs 10 "a, few ~ursis, hy way u
eAiiisuation. The pan offered fpr ,uu-,j,f.
aiinu VII 10 usarlrd ~ a ns,si mo,lo II
iir, Hing n . printing nitsei 3. ia Do ~,
Know that suoh thug vaa fvtP dune he-
furs. iut - uulN lfNi~ias Sea obtain 10
tho pHtahiis fimpnf what sonsi,isf It's value
aud tu uindnrt tliu ssheuu non fait and
,qu,ta,lH hasls, | can soc no impfupnrty %,
thus ,li=,n~inH ~ the rrTers,
iof several months / hasn h.sn ,i.-ir,mA
= selling uut anp u ihrse uihuss. | have
found that at NY time If lfs, thg lsiuf.
an-ipty and rrsJnual nilliy connected v,ih
The correct nsosR,ni-,, ~ ~" largo neaH|
paper establishments, sae n,ta = Than was
aide Ia brer un insturu reelection ~ To-
how sunli sell, ! came a. The CONCLUSION
that the husi way ear TO pat both II tnom
up Al luticrY, and itt the person drawing tho
fortunate tskui. MAXI lis eah ssltciiun ~
~ Which be suuia iahr. Ia. correctness 4
this cupeisisissi viii spy'af ae ,hink, ui,i-
ums Instead II seilihr oai the property
partly "a time, dep,udfna aa The ooife,t
i.auagHmebt Il tn purchaser f0f his aliii.
~ To- pay promptly thu haisipf, u tht pun
tliaso inailsF, vi,ltl | Nuuit have b. Do,
~ all probability, i slisto.ssi - u 81 nj
taio Hai., st the iuil 'aiur 81 10 eash o,
once
ih' hNtNfi " Wv lNNNhNati fAsti gets a
large, valuable huust, splendid, paying
printing uf5ss, the pfepcsty rs .oc,lGn y
country to shieh .milJsi, eu anil capital /.
diftci,d sal si.rr -fsfy character 81
rfulFrt4 and every manner ~ ba.iutrr H.
all AntinR, ~fb ah anli. stock II material
To- last ga months, and an inasiuaa,hin 18th
elraf 0f every msnuer II inrumh.ne.
ipi tho sum VI iiNb bulI.Ai,R Tho prop
rfiy under tAeeo cirruinulehsee, vii be-
worth not only ,ia luifineir sslut. nut %,
rntoriois u lis having i-s,p fhus s.li will
give The establishment snd ,ts Il.s lf,lIii-
etor osioLfty that viii b. worth thuu.
nands Il deilsis. Ihe ttads u this s,stinn
Is contested fof by h.~ Orleans, Nov Yak,
~. iuui=, Chicago, Iupissuis, A'iueii,iAn,
baltimore, aud uthui chies, truh, wbs "A
lafsp adYsftiring lAiftalsse can be obtained
Bach PAPER has alrssdss ,ala.ii' ads.r.
tirins psiionss. and s'-h sul~cnr,ion
lat lat va addition to tbe~s, cannot each
person tsking ticket -snd al lssAt ca. ue~
subrcrib.r OF acs dsaitIssss.ut, Ia "a.
- these papers ~ 10Th, sui iiinH .'ihsne.
the ,siu.' ~ the rfisss sh.lssisi hs have thp
good mck tn obtain a hss this ~.ii be
hunr, siiau-i universally. have nn taubi
lhoro 10 sfsfeeil n'iniii-tha'd ~ The
United States IN which there az net on, o.
mprc pefrsne, n tbs -.,yRsstisa ssfr nssh
Ga lhom, that would not .ui|s,rii. fafAVeI
gotten ur, i.iss, and ssD printed I,sas
n'Nsperef Ahd to tahn M n tAvrn. h.,
IA greet mas assure IKE psrnsnis essly les.
a. h'Nslslsf. ~ n"i usi,y etsfs itsni u ~
la!bspne, fn1n e,.iy ssasAa u tilu biaia
i- csfHfuiis compiled. but 60 s.gi,at s,fsnt
-" rrfii II the pross h. gisoN. there.
Fore rr.satt
nm TrEMs
sunscnirnoss Pr one was u sA
AuyFutgst..,sta i.,..,... ....... . , -.
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HIDES, WOOL, Pfl1RlES
SAM CUNDifF,
RAILROAD DEPOT.

NNNNITNT.I 7 ENHN1
HAVING rented a large and commo-
Ill diai- Warehouse at the Railroad
Depot, Marshall, Texas, for the purpose
Of doing an exclusive business in Hides,
Wool, and Pcl,ries, ! vii. always be
prepared to pay the HIGHEST PRICE
in CASH for these articles
Aug -, '6s no-u
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To THE LADIES,

rs BELL has just re 'eiyed
V sumc of the very latest styles in
'lii-, ac., and is iuokng for another
nr supply, which she Is determined
10 dispose of at very reduced prices
T.. dies will dc wei, ur cnn aud see for
Iom.elyes before pur aosIng elsewhere
Marshall, sept ~ 6s NIT
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mittce, entitled an net 10 enforce the
provisions of the 18th article of tho
constitution, which is almost iden-i.
cal with the equality bill just vetoed
excepting that 1t makes inlraciion,
thereof cause for civil action; and
gives preference on docket to all suit.
brought under i.s provisions.
/ New York. Sept. go, noos.-G IA
Jag. Cotton a shade firmer at 25i
a2dc. for uplands.
New Orleans, Sept. 29.-Cotton--
fair and advanced; middling 23c.;
sales $500 and receipts 32u bales.
Sterling 5l@j3, New York sight I
pet discount Sugar and molasses
nominally unchanged. Flour dull,
superine 81, treble extra s. 25@l0
and choice $40 50@i3. Corn dull
at 92@65c. Oats better, 1G@5sc
Hay dull; Ohio river s22 30 and
st. Louis 1923 30. Bran steady at
81 Is. Pork dull at $50 80. ia.
con duli; shoulders i24@l3 aud
clear sides l64@l7c. Lard quiet,
but unchanged Cattle and sheep
unchanged
New York, Sept evening.
Cotton more active aud ic. better:
sales 2s0o bales at 26c. Gold closed
weaker.
Iivernnol Son, % moan r,t,ou
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FOR SALE.

ANE OF the xsnss cosnlovtshie asd con
~ sesisstsy arsseg~A ~-i1tness IN ~
city VI AsshsA. Ths bsildsses err I'll
osv ---eossississ Of . dwslliss viii Iosr
sosNss, ,ve sssvssts roosss. s,orr ooss.
bsth and bul ho~sss. corn crib stables.
etc. l1asfs Is on the place n<vu hii.
'ag veil 81 good water. Tos cash bsJss
. bargain viii b. given P1srS@os
give Immediately !: sses,reJ FOR isvthcs
iotosuls.is,a apply ~ u plsss y
J. A. bkADrlELD.
MsssAa3, AugSst II. Is. s3-t
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New Advertisements.
CASH FOR BEEF.


To our Friends and Customers.
WE have been compelled to adop'
W The cash system From and after
the 10th of October, all meats sold by ia
will be distressed Of sirietiy for
Cash. This will be better for all par
ties, rs it will enable Us to always keep
the best beef, and sell q, lower rates
We are grateful for the support hitherto
received, and hope tina, II will be con.
timed. We have beef tickets on hand,
to be disposed of
HILL a WILCOX
October 2, 6s nlO-f
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Tnl. ut,l,r.,,,,,.,l. l,s.lf, t,,, lam. ,...r.
ttr0r tstall.sluu,,u. afIl hpainp thai ID In
toi,.. tttr.reL ial-f a. narar, thrfa t.a,h
poisf.fs la. li.t,.tum,si Va tiist.,ss ~ nnN ~
tnsif ami concentrate his b,trtns.a "a, r..
HI..... U|. t.. tlInvaitt it h..4t tn ,,ut u,,,n
lnib .tl.tI ..,lU. nm. bulti,rof an
f4turite UHtI N.rt.t,. hi. t,wn .,lagfinp
10 tb. .u.. tae tb.sL. the ma.t ,viuahir
U,tfr a.. ~ rl. A.t. "a so init, ti,.
p,,uttup tu,.,.... VIM l.,... :. Ga. nteans
I .I,st rsal ,ttat. f4. tsiuail.. u.~st,a,.li
.-fsil..b u .Lr TO Oe inas.n,r
ptsrnsOA tiia E....l,.. t- dictated. rrn,ins
,.uiueUV a.t,.pt.....,,.f al. ,,Ufr sud a.,
l..tut,,t. i',s,l,,s.t
NhAi y bi lili lhHiiNih.
lhH D inlit .H.'u l tdruF th. Aisrf.
tteihN tifgulHf i-rHf 'ihrht VIZ sprung ~
l7Ni Nine . w. lf '''in
hn hai-.h tW'H i"AiHita o.
y fUtrun. ttsHH. .I.. u. afl ut iltd River Huu
isko navigation .uH " thg moet pn'el-r
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The outbr tfa'iD ~ hnfNHiu ltRaH AMI The
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oniiWiies that tfah tn ihis pwnl, cml1Aoint
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TIE EGG r A P HIC


r-la. Snrt Dc 4 tt,r . ub.r
ho"uo" s..uj,. ,ha -. Vs.,
nsu' ho.rd ,ho;r eoo, TIo
I'''s ar,;cr,,rlv s,rong IN so, ho,r
a,o P''" ~ -a;,aea,s sa, -
~ w , ~, ro,ar,aJ ~ h,ro ;o;neJ H.
.au'N 80. W '' ''N' v"
''s Wt'h;nn,on son, oe The a,,o
VS. en-, H. AIpL,m, Ioa;sI,,nr
49, nooloo,eJ 10 hin nm ar,hon
nav. - ~ ,bo ,ase,r,;o" 80
'' aI ~, ~ -, ~ III, ' tN'
N"'. ~. Z. ...;ua - AL
70 wa" ~. =" 80 .''' - o" u''i
v''luns ,n' ..s''en'. oo,' mn ~
y VIZ wv pay y ''iusa' " '"'
Les'1 ,I " 'I W., ""a 'uapg'
e'e uS".'o" Nv Luz ~ o'n''n
iun'''ons ~ Pe''o,n ne'' :" 'ounoo'
no" WIZ .h' aPP''.a''o'' 'o' troops
re = =, '"o oP'"''"' "o"o'e,' 'na'
'nc "o''o, ., '"e "cH's'''''e' 'oous"
p"us "a, :" 'o'"'' ''ee'S '"' ,e4u're
men, o' 'no co's v, IA , r n NAV
yer VI securing rcuc'a, niu 'ui "a. a.
pan'a. nc uoes o'iuuy sy"P,'" r
WIN 'ne LEGISLATURE ~ ~ e"'' h ~,
ruui'ionnl troops anu 1f ,lp, l.' ~; LII
co. ,u' 'ce i" MS Wv" ~, ~ ~ w. =,
~ en,hery 10 n'a'' a." ~, W. "a 49, -
'he ',''o' nc peop'' - - pea'e :,
any ne nas assu''"Vo i'oa' "'o" "
po'n p''"'i u ~, .'Pfgi' :" "' 1, '"o, = =
10 'ha' emu ny ~ ~ SUM u''o,uy
on Tue ,'"e a In. W., ,,l1... Nv
ana hor'n VI F'o p, ou' o''u""o'V
lh,o"e"ou' '.o '''',' 'no'o arc "o
indications oil disturbance, anu no
disposition to resist the law, ana IN
no o'hcr portion OF the state mas an'
oihecr been resisted IN Tue perform
anco OF MS a"'ies, nc Governor
IS appfeheaslve 'ha' curing Tue OK
element OF the coming election, I'M
prudent parties may COMMIT ac's
which will lead to serious disturb
ances, unless restrained by some as
surance IRON the President tfat they
will be promptly pat down by fede
raj authority. Beyond thus assn
rance, Gov. Smith is inclined to
think, no fede'al interference Is nee
cssary at present
Chester, Pa, Sept. 26.-The bark
Sunny Side, from Philadelphia for
Bremen, loaded with coal OIL was
struck by lightning and exploded
The pilot missing captain and crew
badly scalded
Washington, Sept. 26.-lt is sta
ted that consultation between the
President aud Secretary Schoiicld
resulted in the determination to re
inforce both Gen. Sheridan and
Meade.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
meet next year in San Francisco.
Gen. Sibley informs Gen Howard
he is investigating the Camilla riot.
Gen. Howard had long interview
with the President to day-the FIRST
-. e. -. III
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settle immediately, for money ! must
have.
Z t. WILSON
sept 20, 1875 NIT
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For Rent.

4 comfortable dwelling ut the Depot
~ suitable for = small family or for
Offices Apply To
/. G. DK Isle.
Jan. 81, '6s n2S-u
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DAVID McPHAla,
WATCH. 4AxEH AID JyWEI.IR.
nAnsuALL, TkxAa.

MOULD rrspecth,liy snsooncv to his
W cid friends sod pstso~s, tbs, M 10
Asssa st sosh 81 his sta s,ani, NossA
siss Of ih* Psels Ss,asss. wa.se h Is de-
sitoas Of assas 'scs.sias literal share u
pablo patronage
fleosn.l,ef |. '65. Matt
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CURIOUS DIsCoyERY.-It is re-
ported that a party Of surveyors has
discovered very extensive ruins on
the banks of the Little Colorado
river They extend along the river
for many miles Some of the walls
Of the buildings still stand 6 or 8
feet high The streets can be traced
for miles. The old canals can be
plainly seen. The ground is s,rewcd
with curious crockery.
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CHOICE BEEF !
Huu - L AZ 1uI

Nj a IL IL T. TIL . L = l..
7 WOULD sey to my friends who dc
sire Choice Beef, that ! mn slaugh.
tcr:ng some of the most superior beeves
ever brought to this market. and viii h
can be obtained ever morning fresh at
the Markct-housc | ana selling out at
very low figures Only five and s,s
cents n~k share Of patronage
Call look and by, ye lovers of choice
beef.
Also for sale, some large, fine, fat
beeycs, on foot
WIN. RUSSELL
July -, 1865. MOTT