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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-15
CONNECTICUT.

TIE GREENWICH REPUBLICANS.
The loyal citizens of Greenwich will meet at
the Town Hall tins evening and organize association
10 support Grant and Cofx which they intend shall do
effective work during the present campaign The Green
witch boys are alive and In earnest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-15

For the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, PHASsl Pa
PHAs Soar" VIII chap the skin Sold BY AL Druggists y cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-15
NETWORK ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS. .

rocupoRT. Sept. AR. NJ. Skeels was unan-
i,nnnsIv renomnated for member OF Assembly ny The
~ Assembly District Democratic Convention OF Niagara
County on Saturday IssL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-15
n4PRTED

Ph,Ions Flor de Mayo perfume FOR the hanlker
ehI,L Bold BY Druggists. aud BY PHALoS Sos. n L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-15
rninn KcnnhlIcnn Nniinn.l ComniItIt
nnnn,,.icnn .lnte CommItIee.

n Rri ~ Re- g. nut,s their head quarters Room TO-
pm Avenue Hole. abe oIe-r Hamilton Harris Cianan
I,. 1ewDe see--i.r H. Low. Chairman Of Executive
nniifsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-15
500 Miles

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
Are flushed aud in Although this rad ol with
awy the worn thoroughly done snd pronounced BY the United
states Commissioners to he frstca~s every respect before it is ac
eeped aud before any bonds can he issued upon
Rpy aud excellence Of have been secured by
ptr division Of alo by Distributing The 20 400 eupoei along
tie ns long distances Il probable that tho
WHOLE LINE TO TUE PACIFIC WILL BIZ COMPLETED TS 1869
The Company have ample Of the Government the
rh. Of aud all timber aud other materials und a~ns
the line of operations also 2m u land o. the mile taken 10
alternate zach Of road also United States 9yeir
bonds from slooo $4,000 pere. according Ia the
culir, sreons he built for which
second and expected that not only the
hut e pcr be paid in services rendered BY the
Company IN transportp troop, mails sc.
TIKI EARNINGS uP ThB UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD, from
is Wa Loe Business QUIZ during the year ending jane 30 1906
amounted TO
FOUR MILLION DOLLARS,
which ae paying all much than suient
the upon it, Bonds These indication OF the
through follow hs opeaag Of the hne to the Pa
cisc. ba ihev certainly prove that
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
gpou such property esaug nearly ther amount
ARB ENTIRELY SECURE.
The Uon Pneso Bonds thirty Tor sO0 each and
coupons attached rnsT annual interest," PAYABLE the ir
dar. January July Csmanys Office the CITY Of New
Yo Of per gold The principal payable ia
gold 81 maturity TIE price IO9, snd the present rate Of god
they pay liberal income their
important determining the value Of these
bouds is ne lngtt Of time thry hdre 10
IL vel known that og boui always commands much higher
prize short Il SAFE that d1Hg the merit hT
years Uu- will decline has done
Europe aud gh 10 expect sbi such st csi eeur
u hgh prenu Of this Govern
ment 1851 from % T. % above
export prnr this result sn IS the Of q
private corr thr br The reach Of poucai action
The Conpan, believe their Bonds tue present the
cheapest security the gAt advance the uce
slJ reserved Suhsr ptor will be- received 20 Nrv-iork
AT THE COMPASis OFFICE NO 20 SASSAUST,
and By
JOHN J. CISCO 4 son. BASKERs NO 80 wALL~ST.
aui b - Cospaas .vel Agents throughout the United states
A,tiluess drafts o.Aer yHds par Ns0
York aYt no BHi I be s pre- o rharg, by rin eTr Par
ss-ris.Eg nrguJ4 Dell agents. 4 L0k aes for tr slrs
delivery
PAMPHLET and MAP 1903 Just been Published by tue
Compar giving fuller Information than possible DO advertisements
respecting he Wol Resources u The
by Mean fr Construction and the value Of the
Bonds u be application at tho Compays ohces
u auy Of the advertised Agents.
JOHN j. CISCO. Treasurer New. York
Sent u. l0f7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-15

CAMDEN, y. y, sept u lH'S.
Publishers AZ Tic " Y Tibmc-GENTS: Enclosed plcase
find draft oi tw" dollars SEQ for 100 copies OF IHE
WEEKLY TRIM 81 Gtrr- tdc present campaign. ms
amount easily Used. aud tie same ought tu he done
An every town W tr country We believe that Thorough
circulation OF TUE tribune Is the cheapest aud most
effective means u~rlHg the election OF Grant ana Col
fax. Direct TEuit lu james Gamble Assistant Post
master Yours resp. ctiuilN. j. @. DOKRANCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-15

Ney-York Gr1ut md COifhX BOYS IN Biue'
a. IT, Il Gate, CHM. CON- Rooms 10 aud II House,
Germnn Grtnt aud COlfaX Campaign Club.
Ussdosre Rsr-s Saloon No % Thrdss reading at
Laebed TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-15

-.- pr,.,,.-, ...........U ULYSSES \ GRANT
For VleIrt..l'af ...NtiiI hLi' 'Oi'I ~
NfW.YORK:
- cor,r,or. ................JOUN A. GRISWOLD.
-. i,,ua. Gore-1or. .........ALONZO Il. CONNELL'
= C.Bsl Comm, aa ~r.....AI ENANDEK BAlthLEi .
YOr Sser Prison h.fteior..HENEf A. BAKNIM.
-. fl)rt Of s,r.ss .......C A lPBELL ii. YOUNG.
Union Republican National tominittee:. ,.a,.
Heaiqu sf Bon open % 'ue
Yo, New io.k Cg aLr Oh business 'on" 'ca ls IT, ~ en-
d,ssd Tn. auiuv Of the ub'es and menhers o. 'n
t,e: william .a ias0, Boston u 10. llAm H.
Secretary. ws,Diuftou d. L. trnirn tial.' a. William nj
Ksmblr No "a sGrB.t. Pbre phiai Horace "r'' Wv 80,
m B. x CoWeu' br'e.''' '''
N.r.b Ci.ing. kta.st.o. Mc- Western hRe'ul't A. .i
{Is.d,.srer. tttr.s-J Jnes Chicago III ''fu' ~ A'"
VlDe~ure, lad D. Iat.r. Onsas s"l.DrIi , ~
I1s"6cnsrsrs Atlanta Ga-M H. Senla orh Nr"Vis"' "a
[isaoqis '.... Cat b. D. Ire Lite t"ck. Arb
PES E,.cu, toniee Headquarters san ffsh re =
fs., So tsrr L. Charles T. De Lous virginia C Nr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-15
NM MATHEMATICAL Wnlfer Grnn
QOIititaI aOtius.

Grant and COfnx.
VICTORY AND PEACEi
public meeting Of Council No T. L. Of A. Twentieth Ward VII 10
held 40 Headquarters L,n Hail. Of Thirty Dat and bhnF
ave. on TUESDAY EVENING AZ "A o'clock.
Tue following speakers vii present and address tie meet
ns:
Gen. JOHN CoCHRASR.
Hon FREEMAN J. FIrIIAN Hon. CHAS s. SPENCER
ISAAC j. OLIVER. esq. IIos WM LAIMBEhR. H.,
Dr. PRANK SCHUETZ, Hon II u. la PAUGH
H. A WHITFIELD, fresideaL
J. b. HU T., Secretary.
W. j. STEWART. Chairman Of Committee Of Arrangements
Union Republican Presidential Campaign Club OF the
1864. City of Newly Ork. 1875,
TO The UNION REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF TE CITY NEW.
YORK
pursuance resolution OF the Executive Committee Of this clus
% this city who is Rhg
aud the day o. the
protection I've Registry and the BaohoT from fraud requested
et1F Undersigned immediately. BIZ and address
IL proposed that Of and sga Anee "h the voters
detailed who shall without
satn TNeaty thousand the
b. elective action. CHARLES 5. SPENCER President,
No. "a Prauklnst
N M.s'1 so5 ysgSNoSO Secretaries Ne q chnmber
ISAAC J. OLIVER, Chairman Executive Committee.
n. IL.nL. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-15

TIE TRIBUNE FOR THE CAMPAIGN.-The fol-
lowing OF the working Republicans of Oneida
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-15

The WALTER CRAZE is again advertised in
another column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-15

The National Cept'
SHALL IT Be PAIDi
NOW sEADY NUMBER SIX OF
THE TRIBUNE CAMPAIGN SHEETS,
ooNIAls,N6
THB NATIONAL FiSANCBs
The National RIpeudtsrrs
COMMISSIONER wELLSs REPORT OY The NATIONAL DEBT
in Ful also a Condensed Form,
THB FINANCE QUESTION,
vafsndighAm the Finances.
HOW SHALL THB NATIONAL DEBT BIZ PAiDf
The Democratic Platform
AIRLINE ROUTE 10 FIkANtlAL RUIN
Bond Paving,
THADDEUS StENkNSs VIEWS,
e. 8 PAYABLE 10 Com or Lawfal Money!
A SPEECH BY Mr. GARFIELD or OHIO,
Republican kc,nomy ~ DemoeIaue hItsavAsanee.
CARL sCHURZ TO THE GEkAANS OF KENTUCKY,
Senator sherman aud 1.-The World"
FUNDING rhb NATIONAL DEBT.
Tie National Obligations
TEE ACTS or CONGRESS-
for Issue Of u. \ Notes nen-F Loan
A CONVERSATION ABOUT BONDS AND GKEESBACKS,
Al lrshmans View Of the Bond Question
Price, Two Cents a single copy.
20 eCpis'; postise paid, Soc 100, postage paid 81
BY kAPkkSs, 500 copies $50 900 copies SO.
Cash with the
BOYS in Blue Colfax Cub sill be furnished sss
'-' Jaw '' ~ G ANFBSGRR
Boys In Btue
uniie States Infn CAPS tor boys Blue FOR SALE very lo~
at No. l9o Chnrel-st
Rally round the Flag.
We have hand stc o. bgnus fgs 10 be hund ~ Toe
ANNA L Co.. NOA W A. W FslIoa. 81. BY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-15

q Nss.aut Orsaui special tie State % New
lork. 80 ..o
$1,000 Shares. = 100 isch
blhkt TORS:
Hon ANDREW q. CURTIN rhtairphs;
PAUL y fOh3EN Of Russell s. Co tuina
FRED. RUTI ERFlELD 81 g. BuHrr3eh Co. Nesfork,
ISAAC LIyEEAOKE Tr-a. Mirh. Cen. K K, loston
ALEXANDER HOLLAND. Treas Am IL Co, New lorki
Hon JAMES NONON. Syracuse. n ii
a. A. PALMER West q. Tel. Co. Nrwlok
FLETCHER MkNlAl. OF rstrry. Gibbs Hldclstlei ~ I
NICHOLAS MlCKLES. Newlok
OFFICERS:
A. g. CURTIN. President;
n MfCkLFS Nic-prc.5tut;
GEOiGE CONANr, Secretary
GEORGE BILLS cashier Nat Bank Commercially, Urea,
Hon a. K MCCLURE. philadelphia. solicitor
Tie h0Lng through ihe Hon. dno6 baTth9
am o,acori C0Hpoay nc Tr.tlgs q Hnn0g M greII
.18rta-Of Empire submarine et Ngrdph ots, u pro
po arng operations CHINA. and laying dO.r line o. s0
NM 4 -... lliler. the lllLlalnl I.lrLs. VIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-15

Advance Of the Union Line
GRANT. COLPAX, GRISwOLD AND VICTORY
The LOYAL VETERAN GRANT CLUB. MajorGsu. Alfred Psss
ouou President will celebrate the anniversary Of the battle Of Antes
by grand MASS MEETING
COOPER INSTITUTE THURSDAY EVENING September H.
O'clock following soldiers have positively accepted
Invitations address the meeting;
Major Gen b. b. Sickes, Gen. c. H. Van WICK
Gen. George H. sharpe Gen. J. Il. Mskfaa,
Gen. H. A.. Baruum Geu. i. B. Gates,
Gen John Cochrane. Col. K W. DeBn,A
Fro1t reserved for ladies' and disabled soldiers
CHARLES K. GRAHAM.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-04

REpoEr of proceedings Of the Douglas
County Convention. held at Genoa, April :,
1868. A convention of the delegates from the
different precincts met at the Courthouse,
pursuant to notice, at o'clock 2. NJ, at
which time, on motion, the Chair proceeded
to appoint a committee Of three to draft reso-
lutions expressive of the sense of tle Con-
vention; whcreupon, on motion, the Conven-
ton adjourned until 4 o'clock p. NJ. At the
hour appointed the Convention met, and the
Committee on Resolutions reported the fol-
lowing, which were unanimously adopted:
Reyo2,rG, That this Convention instruct
the DELEGATES from Douglas county to the
State Convention TO cast their votes 1t sad
State Convention for no candidate to repre-
sent the State of Nevada in the National
Convention, 10 be holden at Chicago, in May
next. who will not first pledge himself to vote
for L. s. Grant as the nominee for the next
President of the United States; and for no
candidate for the Vice Presidency who IS not
a thorough and reliable Union man, favora-
BILE to the Reconstruction Acts Of Congress,
and who has sustained the action Of Congress
throughout.
Resolre2. That we invite all good and loyal
citizens of this county, and Of the State, to
participate ia the Advancement of the great
Union cause promulgated by the National
Republican Union Party, to the ultimate
nomination and election of |. :. Grant to
the Presidency Of the United States.
Resolrea, That Douglas county shall be
second to none in her efforts TO promote the
Union cause.
The Secretary then proceeded to read q
communication from the Douglas County
Union League, as follows:
To the Douglas County Union Convention
Gentlemen-l am requested to communicate
70 YOU the fact that the names OF :. {. Chase
Jas. Mclean, |. W. Duncan and J. Roden
baugh were unanimously recommended a
delegates 10 the State Convention, by th
Douglas County Union League, this day.
Signed /. FCRTH, secretary
Douglas Co. Union League.
Whereupnn the Convention proceeded t
ballot upon the names placed in nomination
with the following results: s. c. Chase, b
Jas. Mclean, Il; l W. Duncan, Il; Ro
denbaugh, 10; d. P. Smart, ,; P. Lightle, .
F. Firth, Secretary
Douglas County Union Convention.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-04
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
From the Virginia Enterprise of Yesterday

From the Virginia Enterprise Of Yesterday. J
CHICAGO, April 2.-Washington specials
say that after Jerry Black had concluded his
argument in the McCardle case, before the
Supreme Court, Judge GTier submitted the
following paper, which was read:
The case was fully argued at the beginning
of the month. 1t is a case which involves
not only the liberty and rights OF the appel
lent in this case, but millions of his fellow
citizens. The country had right TO expect
that it would receive the immediate and
solemn attention of the Court. BY the post
Donement of this case the Court has sub
iected themselves, whether justly or unJu>tiy,
to the imputation that we had evaGed the per
Torrance of the duty imposed upon US oy
the Constitution, and waited for Legislative
interposition to supercede our action anu re-
lieye us from our responsibility. L have only
n saw that am ashamed that such an op--
probium should be cast upon this Court, and
that it cannot be refuted.
The Senate Yesterday received the nomina'
ton of General Hancock's brother as Col
!ector to New Orleans.
J.Ross Browne Will not leave for China
till the arrival of Bur!Igame.
At the Rhode Island election yesterday
Burnside was reelected by an increased MAJ
ori,y Of about 1000 over lastyear. The As
sembly will be largely in favor of the re
election of Senator Sprague.
New York. April 2.-The He-ald's dis
match saws the Abyssinian expedition ar
rived at Lake Ashange March 6. The dlfh
culties of the expedition increase as 1t pro
ceeds. The natives were hostile, the coun
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-04

SAN Francisco SrocK QUOTATIONS.
Reported to George l.. Gibson yesterday
afternoon
Alpha, SOL; Belcher, $3.50; Bullion, slo5;
Crown Point, S2,l2O; Chollar-Potosi, 500 ;
Daney, s2l Exchequer, So; Gould &
Curry, $50; Hale & Norcross, $500 I'm
perial, S277I; Kentuck, $40; Lady Bryan,
S4i; Ophir. S2674; Overman, S225; Savage,
$40: Sierra Nevada, S26a; Segregated Bel,
cher. SaS. Gold in New York at Pm, 49, !
0I37s. Legal Tenders, buying re; sell
ING 72IC.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-04

NyE County UNION CoNvENTIoN'-Ihe
Nye County Union Convention met at BEL
mont on Wednesday last and appointed the
following delegates to the State Convention s.t u,
which is to meet at Carson on the 1Ii OF
April: Thomas Fitch; ID. =. oIarn' oI H. IN
us adopted instructing the delegates to vote
for delegates to the National Convention who
were favorable to the nomination of General
II s. Grant for President of the United
S,ates.-R. r. RerelNe.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-04

LEAGUE MEETING To-NIGHT.-lhere
should be full attendance of the League
tonight. Some preparation is needed foF
the School Trustee election on next tuesday
Rally round the flag
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-04
THE DAILY APPEAL.

Coon worx.-Our neighbors, the Union
men of Douglas County. have done their
work in splendid style. list be expected
bowever. We remember it was the banner
county" two years ago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-29

IsAAc ". Harss, has been Attorney Gen
ersi Of South carOlina for twenty ye.rs. d.
nov bids farevsllte bis piscs and The pob.ir.
and says heis the last Of South Carolina,
Attorney Generals. We hope he is Of Ri.
kind
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-29

ANDREW JOHNSON has not made ripple
OF public favor for himself by his summary
and unkind thrussing aside Of old Ad Interim
and his nominasion Of General schofeld 81
Secretary Of War. That's very cheap and
clsp>trap strategy on his part. Andrew John
son isn't upon trial for appointing or not ap-
psintng either good or bad men. He is on
trial for violating Law and because he isn't fit
tc'be President. Hevill be pitched ont be-
cause he has violated Law and is not 6s to be
President. There will be no condonation OF
his offences nov.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-29

THr World aystts Ssssss nsy depose
ffsaident johnson. bnt il cannot di,sraes
true enough; Johnson took that little lob
70 his own hands some time since.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-29

IHr total vote cast u the late city election
In Cnlcsgo, Wa p 600. A 81. Louis paper
calls aatsat'on to the fact chat the number
dosssssy we'll for place the sise Of ,Chice-
60; wAefeneoa The Times rs.or.. xi,h III
assertion. bscksd by 6gurss, that there are
shout 81 500 lseaivstsn in chiesgo.
We may count 90 larger vote for Grant,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-29

Asrnosr TsoIl0ss, Who recently came
over 10 attending the impeachment tria
i'f TOE present. II hs heard N. Nelson.
ssmaff.bls ostburss in NJ. JoAsssn's ID.
Isose, Ar. Trollope undo4bsedly gathered
'oefe'fom new idsaa of lilsssr, style.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-29

isentns ont sovshAt Gen. Pslmer won't a..
eliaA The Illinois Govsrnorship il Il i thru,
spss ssar Ard thsss wiil dosbsless s. III,
essa Of ssasse 800 = altssptsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-29

Laicaso people are calling for Viz.
- furths Repabiioan N.,io..s caa..-.:
NAsy ~ thers Aill be the imm.n..,t .,,...
dance Of PEOPLE ever known 10 ch;c,.o 90
steg Ill I'M win hold everyhoA. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-29
oo,eRsssIos AL oonyssTros.

n. Republican cosv-n,isn for ths vins Congressional
District will b. hsid 10 NJ Pleasant Friday, June 5th
a. II oclo + q M Sid Crnvsptcu will nominate .
candidate 10. Representative in Congress, and transact
such other business - naJ bss IT, The ratio OF
viii be follow, One delegate nom each
county and for every soe -
frstA u 10 spsSe Sstllss AN br sana'i A~sbl -
Goyssrss 1Asessntrs vln sAssS b snasls1 70 rsSrs.
asns,sos ~ folIss .. % - "A ~
Lac ...l4I Van Buren, ...............1 10
H~nryf seuetsop.
D.s s,........ IL Louf a...................
Washington
By order Of this Committes.
B. cRABB,
Chairman Flint ptstrset Cea<rsssonsl Coumiiss~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-29

CsikF JUSTICE CHASE win close his labors
10 the trial OF President johnson in the early
pstt q Nay, and before the end Of The rnoa,h
he Win probably be engaged ID the trial 81 the
late President Of the defunct Confsdssaey.
Il has probably fallen to the lot Of no other
man in history to preside At the trial and
conviction Of t~o men 70 distinguished and
auder such remarkable circnmstancAs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16
tIAN OF OuR LOTTERY.

II will be drawn On the plan of the
llrsana lottery, which is substantially
~ ioilows There ara two fesolving
bexcs. which are 80 framed aa to mix
the tickets ,ha, are placed in them.
Ia one Of these viii be placed folded
strips Of paper, OF the same size,
each Of which will be numbered, in
the inside, from one TO I've thousand
Ia the other will be placed like strips
of paper, similarly folded all Of
which will be blank, except one,
upon which viii be written, Prize. "
A ticket will be drawn simulinnc usly
out OF each, the ticket drawn from the
second box showing whether blank
or the prize has been drawn When
the PRIZE is drawn, the balance of
the tickets will be drawn from the
boScs and opened before those pres.
out TO show that the tickets have
boon correctly placed in the respective
boxes. by this means, there can be
no collision, and no one not even
the committee themselves. eau posi-
bly, toll until drawn from the box, the
number of the iuftoua'e 'cke,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16
PRINTING OFFICE
boa
l. | Y l. ID . Liza Il = :

To be dispose, If ut Lottery to be
drawn at MARSHALL Texas. on the
Goth Of November, lsGs There are
two printing oihocs, The Texas Re.
publican, published a, Marshall,
Texas, anl The Jefferson Times,
published at Jefferson, Texas The
holder Of the fortunate ticket, makes
his selection of one Of these offices,
and gets the house, au elegant build.
ing, with the grouuJs attacked, uncu
cumbcrcd, with an indolcasiblc title,
printing material, Sc, and starts
with q valuable advertising patronage
aud subscription lisi and full sup
ply OF paper, &c, 10 lasi -iN months,
al fer drr doiitrs The property is
valued at $50 600 There will he
five thousand tickets issued, at five
dollars L. :. currency each Some
one l. bound to win H.
Ticket, wiz be sent promptly on
the reception of the money or draft
Send, if possible. to avoid loss, in
postoihce or other uucXcep,ionnhlc
drafts on New Orleans. Address
RI W LouGnERY, Marshall
Texas
We give below only few of the
many favorable notices Of the ftess
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16
MURRAY INSTITUTE.
English and Classical
Male and Femnle School.

Rev II NJ MATHIS. GOO. Principal
Prof Il. W TARRANT Associate
TllE exercises Of thu Institution will
be resumed on Monday the irl Of
August, and continue for I've scholastic
months
Only such rules adopted q. are nee
cssary to cherish in the pupils habits
Of order regularity, and industry
Location, four miles south east 1T
Coilee,illn ipshur county, on what Is
known as Murray League The
health and morals Of the community,
unsurpassed in Eastern Texas Church
aud sabbath school privileges are good,
and no allurcmedts 10 vice exist
The buildings are wcll furnished,
commodious, and comfortable, and well
situated for good water and shade
As a guarantee for faithful iustruc-
ton in future, the saf,sfdcfion srinced
BY our pau,Hs is sufficient
RATES OF TUITION ~ Specie,
one-ha!t payable IA adeaHce
Primary English branches, 80 GA
Higher - uu
Classics and Higher Nnthcmatics ~ ga
Incidental Fees, zach, ga
No deductions except in eases Of pro
traeted sickness
Board can be obtained in the best
families at sl0 per month
suS- For further pa'ioulars, apply to
the Principal Tor Circular
June ~. dS ni1 2m