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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-07-30

~ Trains are now running over
700 miles of the Union Pacific Rail
road. 10000 men are at work, and
the above line will be completed in
1859.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-07-30

- H When does candle resemble
a tombstone? When it is set up for
Q, late husband.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-07-30

and everything belonging to
the Hardware line.
WE beg to inform the Country Merchants
w that we have laid in Large Stock Of
Goods, and. are now prepared to furnish you
with Hardware at the lowest Cincinnati rates.
Hope you will call in when you visit our
city. Should you favor US with an Order,
you can rest assured il will receive prompt at
tention and forwarded at prices entirely sat
isfactory. VANDEN & HUTCHINSON,
Corner Of Court and Third Streets,
Gsllipolis Ohio.
N. B. All persons indebted to the old
firm Halliday d Vanden,) will please call
and settle up with John A. Vanden, at the
Office Of VANDEN 4 HUTCHINSON.
Nov 1, 1866
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-07-30

HIS RETURN TO TIE CoRNERs-PRE.
NATURE RATIFICATION AND CoNsE.
QUENT CONFUSION.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

ptspcl 0S THIS phdochhflr
NoNisATioN.-'fhe National ln'eiii-
gepcor prints letter from ex-Prcsi'
dent Pierce upon the coming nom,
nation Of the Democratic party iie
sneaks Of pendlctou, Seymour, Hen
al Is poolittIe, and Hancock in
,be highest terms, and In the order
named and continues as follows
Regarding them, ii 4 be not sin
gulnr. Il Is at least very fortunate
,hat such gentlemen should be ne
6ye citizens toward whom the whole
mind of the country is now turned
aud apparently concentrated - Is
an honor TO the representatives.
names, faithfully earned, and not to
I homer, patriotism, and intelligence oil
psople. lfeycry consideration IKE
X e influence the momouious result
4 not dispassioaately and thought
fully weighed, it will be a blundel
aud n crime. With either a thes'
patriotic citizens at the head Of Ma
,ional aifairs, | feel perfect assurance
tha, everything would be done thu
can be done by man 10 arrest IN
surge Of the constitution dsiyin
Rad:calism, and restore ifatern'i
and peace, unity and prosperity
the republic.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12


On Wednesday two boys, ssmsd
Lynch aud Nicholson, aged respect
i,ely niue and ten years, went To the
~esds ives, Of the city, to get piece
OF hickory to make y bow. They
wandered out so far that they got
lost In their bewi'dersd state they
searched sao": :os sos.e .,.ams,s
that scsia Lad ssom to their homes.
"h,'s ;ass s.S.Ssa, they e.:ied
black lamb rf'sting about near shem,
and Lynch told Nicholson that he
was going TO catch Il, aud according
" gave chase. In few s7cmenis
he and the lamb had both d'ssppear'
ed in the thick underhvnsh. Nieho,-
son, amor waiting -omc time far
Lynch To rsiurn, set about TO tnd
the way back TO the city hlmsolf,
which he succeeded IN do,ps, and ar
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

Tho United States House OF Hep
,esentatiyes has declined to appoint
a Joint commission Of inquiry re-
gardioe the treatment of prisoners
So,tb and North. In the course oil
debate npon the resolution Propo-
s;.p such commission, Representa-
live Mungen, of Ohio, said
If the opportunity was Afforded
him he could prove, both by th'
testimony of officers high n The tea 70,
eral service, and that of oHecrs hig'
ia the Confederate service, that
n ~ was made by the nrope
Fonf,derate authority to the props
of;eer. of the United States, that To
former would pay three times tn
appraised value, in tobacco, ,o'' p,
ETC.. for any medicines sent " N
Northern Government, to be con
,rolled entirely by Federal surgeon
and 70 be used exclusively Tor -
hcpefit Of Federal prisoners At AZ
. jacksonville and elsewhere, lie "a
, lon, many friends at Andsrsonviii
and had no sympataies whatever w''
The cruelties practised there nn. !,
+, was only justice to show that al !,
/. evil and crime Was not on ons sio
: Why is divorce like high vat
~ .,t an the scaeoas;2 Because
!. /. the termination Of the tied.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

I.oaASs srrrcu Al CHICAGO
Congressman Logan delivered the
following characteristic speech 70 .
company Of the faithful on the ION
Of May
Geatismea--i want to know what
IA to be done with these damn trai'
tors who have gone back on ns in
the Senate. / would not care so
much about their votes If they had
voted from homes, conviction, but
happen to know they did not.
Now, tell YOU ono thing, nj
marty can exist and allow traitor
within their ranks. What are yo'
going 10 do with Trumbull, Fcssen
| 3ep Ross and that like, and SO viii
those papers Of yours in your eli
tina, published Grime's speech aa'
Trumbulrs speech, and by c.
wouldn'tpublish one Of our speeches
| tell you tia. If you 'elera'
things ike this you won't have an
party but d---n short time.
, Now, am in favor Of read,i'
every one Of these seven tfsiso'
who voted against impeachment OF
!, Of the party, and if you don't do
soon you won't get chance. for
/ predict that in months time The
9 will have joined the democrstic par
/, of their own accord.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

The New York World cln'ms the
credit of accurately prophcsyinE the
Canadian invasion Of 1866, and now
predicts a general Fcnian attack to
lie mad. simultaneously upon every
assailable poin, along the border be-
fore the expiration of July Inc
man of campaign has been arranged
bv Gen. O Neill, and the whole move
m,nt will be under his command
The arming, uniforming, and equip
ming Of the forces, il is said, have
bsqa going on secretly Tor a year
mast. and have now reached the &c
sirei stage of efficiency, montreal
i to be attacked by column Oh NJ
teen thousand veteran soldiers ~
soeona column Of Eve thousand mSn
vii penc,rate Wellandi Lincoln, and
wentworth counties in Canada Wes'
from Buffalo aud Niagara to operate
against Hamilton and Toronto "hi'
three thousand men viii cross iron
Detroit, land at Sandwich, and aa
vancing along the line Of tho Chat
, ham Woodstock, and Hamilton ROAD
Nil cut tho rails. destroy the tele
granh and gather subsistence for "a
third body often thousand men wn'c
G iii meet them at an inicrmodial
e point to be selected hereafter.
g ,h;rty three thousand men are NJ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

OSn OF Tnn QusEe Tnisog.---
The New York Sun notes the follow.
ing queer thing
Queer things happen now a dnys,
aud one al the quoerest IL the spocta-
clc oc our friend, Mr.. George Wilkes,
on the floor Of the seuale, betting
500 to $50 on the conviction of
Andy Johnsan, with another friend
Of ours, Mr. Theodore Till2n. stand
Ing d medium for Soma days past /,
who has invariably told him he would
not BIS Andrew Johnsons successor,
nor could she discover any chance for
him at Chicago, iir Wade now
own. up, aud PROCESSES culirc eonh
dence IL srisiiuai communications.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

One Of Thad Stevens admir- q
writes that The impeaeher plays + .
an hour every evening FOR " men ~
recreation, snd not for the 'oye i
gambling, as he seldom bets mite
than $50 at time.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

A H. Lee, Of Randolph coun
III. the man who drew the tfosiY
Opera House, returns an ihceme Tor
1867 Of s2l3,s3l so, which be
pays si0,69i 80.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

just think Of it eighty colored
members in the House Of Hepresen
taiiyos of South Carolina Imagine
the effect on hot day, tsuch rs
South Carolina often has, with a
(" heated debate aud elescd doors. -
n. y Dty Booh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

On Sunday evening = young gir'
named Margaret hNiianis, while
walking On high blsH above Ever
.oa l. Psssco,,'s rollisg mill, 10 Pitts-
burg. w. seized with epiispsie a.,
fell over : hank 200 fest, and ~
horribly nanslsa, and died IL about
an heuS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

The Syracuse Standard tells an
odd story about a young steer In
tia, vicinity, which, from eating too
much green fooa, suffered severe
attack Of ahoovo. Medicine fail
ing 10 give relief, an incis'on vaa
made in the side 81 the snimsl, and
a quill inserted. A lighted psndla
being accidental, held near, he ~
csyiag r.. igai,ed sad burned fari.
ousiy, until, by lively effort. Il W.
ertingui.hsd, and the snimai a. vel
A. the stable saved from dcssreetion
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

Napoleon lately said TO a lady
"a was not born with warlike pro
pensi,iea. II was feeling Of duty
which prompted me to command the
troops in Italy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

There {. oae single fact which one
may oppose to all the wit and arTu
msnt u intde!ity, viz That no man
ever on bis death bod repsnsei Of
being a Christian.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

| The followinN extract from one OF
Col. Forsyths editorial letters to the
Mobile Advertiser, written from
Washington, is full Of cheering hope
aud good advice TO Oft people
In utlering the results Of my own
belief. | am able 10 srsss cheering
words to our people Of the future. |
have not a doubt OF the verify Of .
deep aud vide spread popular reae.
ton against kndicalism, aud, II
nothing uutoward happens to check
is progress, ! am prepared to witness
a revolution of the mssses next No.
vcmbor the like Of which has no,
been known in the annals of Amer
can politics. The white stomach Il
sick unto nausea of the party deiiiea
ton of tho negro ltrcvolts at sharing
the powers of government with him,
In Michigan, | learn from a Federal
General distinguished in the late
war, there il a pefieo, aud compac,
organization of JI,o0e ex soldiers,
who will vote IN soii,io against even
Grant himself, ii he Is Weighted with
tho ahhorrcut dogma Of negro sui
frpgo. Michigan, remember, is the
Massachusetts, of tho West, aud you
may infer the reality Of what | am
told from the vote she cast last month
changing from Radical majority
Of $4,000 to 80, 900 agsins, State
Constitution, because it had the Had
ical black idol in t. The Radicals
here feel tho shadow Of defeat which
is ,hickening upon them, aud, worse
than all, { " arc losing faith in the
presfige of Gen. Grant With him
as their trusted aud iatcd best bower
they find their bark dragging its an
chor and drifting rapidly to lceward.
Instead Of Grants popularity carry
ing them, they are bcRiening to ahd
him a weight 10 BE- carrid. The feel
ine broke out in the late speech Of
SO uucompromising a Radical Ms
Dounclly, Of Minnesota, who the
other day distinguished himself by
the Gcreosi aud coarscst piece OF IN
ycc,iyc uttcre" IN tho House tor
many day. After representing
Gran, MS the hand organ oil Wash
burno. aud the whole Washhurne
family mouniod IN It's ton holding
ont their hats for pennies, he but
hi,lv concealed his attire under tho
sr,,, .nlocinm which he fell called
an 4, n,,no,uce an The prent l,sse.
Tbo ,.,and coIl,pse "a coming and.
when Rad;eslism noea up. General
G,an, will 60 down 10 occupy very
humble n;ebe in The Pantheon Of
greatness
Tho lesson from MI this 10 orr
noeplo Ia In sunmon up new stock
Of notioneo and forbearanoo. and al.
,beugh + kusv how hard Ii Is. when
road az onr Collow citizens filling
sontbero prisons by military order
with denias of hail and civil trial and
/ f,ol from NV own heart how the blood
r,s, well and b.ll in their ylenr
under nrovocaliops and wrongs 20
great vet | draw the argument of
fo,heaynuee rom the very enormiis
~ lie nrovosation Wa cannot AZ
ford in an eu,burst Of uurestra,nel
near future. There are wrongs 'hh'
can wait. Lot 1t always be borne ;"
mind tina, these indlenitIes may ne
put upon our people Tor 'he nsP'cs'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

We return our heartfelt thanks ' 70 our
old friends and patrons Ter ia'ofs s .,a i,
n, for the las, twenty-three So"' "
business at this place ..,r. e.yer.
Va recommend our successors '"a ana
al, n .nr old friends and patrons, anu
hone by strict attention to business ~, ~,
nop r;,v and honor, that they VIII merit
,hc confidence and patronage '"
h;,bsrto been bestowed upon US
Very respectfully, . IN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12


instances there y an 'nd'-cree' haste
In hurying tho dead That many Of
H.. h,,;.ls o,. ,,.w,,urs ,he,e |.
=, - J.. .,nras,.a T.o
~" a.
'aea OF nuf ing ''a'''s" ns'ss s"''
is horrible, IL tins connection,
r,a.. ;.,s ..,,n!..=:a= from tho D.,roi,
r.;,
-, -. H.. IL.
y "'uN ~ wv W. wy VIZ ~
very 'vsp.''a"'' "'''" .,'' $3.50 ',,
oh '"'','" s'sv''i '" '"N Guy "'e'
"'''' . nor, "''o'N' a"' '"S "su''
n''a"s,"'oh's WI, "''. '' ".e
'uhs'a' S'r''''s '"e =" ,"' ~
"""c'''ss's' ~ az ''l",s' " Wv
nu,'',u. r, ~ ,s.' /" W. .,' -,
~ o." 'u' ''o wv $50, ~ ~. wv
w '''''o'N 'e'''i"' w l'"sea' 49,
ivy WI, i''''' ~ ~ '.'"'" ~
,vp"'. '"''"s w ",1s "s,
- - ~ Il y, 800. =,
"'' "o os -. a"" - s.t,u',;r. AZ
s"s 100 :" 'pe ~ 't,, ' '-,'''.,,. H.
p''"e u''"a'v W" ~ :" ~
',e - - s. ~
" ,',.. "" 80 ''''e ~ W., F''
a v', ~ " ',"., ~ NV" , ,a !,
10y, e's Ky rIsi} r., ae .a.
I,'t',",,'n.i II,
, ,t, , a"" 's' .1, ' Az" ,.,,L w.
s"a' s"' ""a ~ '" '''I, 49, wy" a"'
e1'Ps', ~ , ue,"'"'' = '" ~ '1 ss
'''s , gu" ,''' ~ W." w, 'a.e ~
Nv u''.'se'. ~, e'e" - H. r' III
'"''' 'ff'' ,, ''' ~ ~ o'''."
'"b' W." 1"' ~ ~ ~ l 80, '''
s"J '''S .ne,,. ,'' ~, ~ ~. snn,
m"'' " ,', - ..,
az a., Nv 49," ,'''"s go
w. '"' ''"'' ,'-"a "''' '""''e'''"'
""' S"o ''''4 ', NV , "'''t =, . 70
we o'o'' ""''"e' '.'," ~ '''"
',up '"p F,'', Hu'' '''" "s' ,"' a.
~, '''' ~ VT u.s. Ne ,,@s p'o''" VIZ"
'"' "''' "Au VI ogn,,e' ~ ,h'
mof"ins ,ho "hs" lh'i was avs
ou,.'a WI" 'ho fanny ., u'''a'e"'
an' " '"'o p''p'''' ''o' 'o"l |
the womsns family, bad died, and
previous TO the burial of the corpse
had actually rolled over upon one
side, showed sisus n, lie, aud the
cnnc waa declared 10 have been one
Of suspended animation, by the best
,.sa,lt4fsl tgNtttu.utH That ,a.tttl ia ntA.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

A man named McRobsrts WIS
hung BY mob ia to~s . few day.
ago on account Of olIcgcd horse
stealing. IL turns out that he ~as
innocent.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

Forney says Of impeachment
q The morning breaks" We shall
be GLAD IL the nation doeans break
with H. Prentice.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

Heller Is In London Nth . new
trick which h. calls the I" Girl Of the
Period" lilo throws = young wo'
man, aged IL, out Of hat.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

The famous memoirs Of rslleyraua,
Ter which people have bssn waiting
for twenty years, win appear this
enonlh,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

Somebody reports Daniel Drew in.
sane but II 10, thsrs il = meihod, II
no, = Msshodism, In his msdncss
". Y. Lender.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

A Getmsn traveller boz discovered
Two gold mines in the interior Of AZ
riea, about nine hundred miles 'ro,
Natal in Northwest direction Thc
geological character Of Tho coun'fi
indicates an extraordinary amour, E :
anrilarnns wealth
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

The editor of the Abingdoa Viz.
ciniae. has nen At New Market
Tennessee, d teoker hurt. II wa
.hovn By Dr. Vim. T. Kodeler The
oruan wa converted into = pcrfec'
mass Of fat, aud had reached tn
enormou, weight Of ~ ounces.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

GREAT DISCOVERi!'
rvrxY NAN HIS OWN ARTIST.
A scientific Wonder.

n instrument BY which any person
n can take correct Likenes'es .; =.
o. . tna,osr.phs This instrument WIN
n1 ;r..,actious sent by mail Tor ono
CB. ANE5 4 CO.,
1871 broadway, New ! or.
! January IS, 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

One mile, pacing to wagon,

Inn, u ls35 Pocahon.
.u"' 81 '''' V'"" g,Sl
cns mia tro,,;,g under
.s,.,i, s,.,., ;;s:,,, n;;s
| s c, narlar o1s
oma w,le in harness Wed.
nc.J,v A.,n,t IA 1857
Rng,io pex,,r against
n,n. 217l
oaa ri,a in harness over
'p p,.'sia - ai,,nil. ,r.ol
uo.,o, lima no 1897
nox,or slo
On. mia with running
mato. June q. 1867,
Ethan Allan. three heats
each, tie Fastest on ~
cord ... .2.l5, ZIG, 2lo
Ono mile, TO wagon, June
iith, 1866, second heat,
George Wilkes. $50. I'D
One mile, to wagon, May 81,
1851 Flora Temple, first
heat ....,......-.,.'. go
Nv" "'''' "s"'i ~. -,
Aug, 10th, 1883, Flora
Temple ....,....,... l50A
Two mile. 10 wagon. Oct.
q. 1865, second heat,
Dexter ,... ..,.,.... is6t
Two miles, to wagon, 1863
first heat, Gen. Butler 1861
Three miles, 20 saddle oo'1 500,
lsao, Du'shman - '''@a
Three miles in harues, Flo
ra Temple vs.. tim9..... 1888
Three miles, to 25o.lb wag.
on, f.embie Jackson ''' 0""
/ Enur miips in barufrs Ttur-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

II il sid Batter Ia 10 b. appointed
minister 70 Alta Vsla under waess
Administrations, sad take his psy 10
guaso.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

ssns.or Wilson l. reported TO de-
clare that the Chicago ticket will BE-
beaten.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12
j. III. JOHNSON,
De N tt = t,

Ma1'Sli'ill. ttA's~'
oryng-Wesi side Of the Public
Square.
u EsrEC1FUi tenders h's scr
IL viccs to his old friends and patrons
In Harrison aud adjoining counties. From
his long experience and close application
to the profession he feels warranted IN say
log that his work will be Inferior TO none.
Artificial teeth inserted on the Vulcan
tic Base from one to full set, and perNe'
satisfaction guaranteed.
lie cal be found at his oihee o.
all ,imos. Where II Ia iuconyonioni Tor
persons to come 10 The oiicc, they VIII be
waited on at their homes. liis services
can be secured by addressing him through
the mail or otherwise
February !, ts. n2o-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

Alex. Mitchell returns the largest
incous Of ssy mas IL Milwaukee -
ti32, 0oG.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

The very high hssled shoes worn
BY tho ladies are going ous OF
fashion,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

Brigham Yousx Is having seven
ssats carriages naas for him in New
York.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

Nsclellaa dsclisss TO bc fstcd In
New York.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12
,oux u.o~ G. D. GRAHAM
WlL1ONA CIR All Am'
xAxuvAcsuRsas on
RNITU Il i

(Rais'. shop NORTH IF tSsr' H'"'s'
Marshall, Texas.
WILL. III III cedsrs with which We
w ~ b. favored Any article 2. q
farnitnrs made 10 order nm" ~
dispatch. ~. xi,l ,ell
cheap, I'D cur work = warrsa'e1,x a.
hsssAaji, Nov, =, 81, ""
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

ePunch says the spirit Of the sg'
IA gin" Not = Bit Of il, uslsss you
spsll /" gin " backwards
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12
Aisrellantuus.
MAMMOTH
VERY STA ID l. Il
Hor,es Bought and Sold.

H0ro6t UUUkHV MT"
THIS splcudid Stable locates ni.. Oh a,n nss
lin street, North Of the Couf, ''on 1s,1
Is now open, and well stocked Win, YIN sAd a.
a,d harness Horses, Buggics, Hacks &C.
Iii Of which will be hired On teaso, l,,
terms Horses boarded by the month";
uo,ses and Mules bought and 'o'a o"
commission. ,,,,,, r..,rie,nr
WIN. BRADFlElp, Froifee.a'
Marshall. Feb. %, 1906 @o"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

|. HIGlTOWEll, Attorney ut
Law, Eiysisn Fields, Harrison Co.
jas. will practice 10 the Conrts NJ the
hi Judicial District. All business ~
),ed 10 him will receive prompt At
bon.
1 p,il II. 1865. 3sys
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

Wade ridiculcs the nomination OF
Coifsx, ssd says the party has gone
TO hell.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12
DAVID nocPHAlL,
WATOur uAX1 AID JxWALAs

NARoWALL, rtxAs.
MOULD sa1st1sily asaessce 70 his
w - 49, ~ passcss, shAt he y
aeal, 4 vett = w Old ceaa1, nostt
"a 4 IL Pubils 9qsazs. vasfs = = o.
siross 4 aeaiu rsssivias . l'essal SHARE .
psAlis paaSoaaGe. .,Au
DeesnhQ I, Is. us"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12

lorg, .wM. srkDhAs,. .'1' ro'r
AVE formed = copartoership in the
practice OF law, under the firm name
POPS, STEDMAN, X POPE They
attend the Courts Ia the COMMITTEES OF
|rison, Ruak, Pamela, and upshut Of
9Th, and Marion Of the s,h judicial
kric,, "a,
4 tember 10, 1906. Ou
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12
Al the Depot,

Marshall. Texas
COLLECT consignment Of all kinas sa o.
- Merchandise for sale on very IT,"
sonablc terms. ,oa-,f
Jan. 1868.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-12
&. eREee 4 CO.,

fsueeesorn to g. @. Gregg 4 oo5
RECEIVING, FOR" A"p'N
AND
Commission Merchants
Al the Depot
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-01
Merchants Association Savings Bank.

We believe that among the readers of The IRISH REPUB
Lie can be found large proportion of the Intelligent
industrious and frugal of race among those of any
other Irish-Amercan journal published To such of
them as reside in the city and vicinity of Chicago
day recommend the above named institution the Merchants
Association Savings bank We have the pleasure of being
acquainted with of the gentlemen who constitute Its
Board of Directors and bear testimony to their moral
integrity and thorough business capacity Those who require
banking accommodation of any kind either upon large or
small SCALE themselves better than by opening
an in this bank While the great Catholic COM
munity for whose accommodation it is more specially
designed there guarantee of just and generous treatment
which they easily find elsewhere. in the act that
among the honorary directors of the bank are TO De no
the Catholic Bishop of Chicago and twelve of his leading
cergymen
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-01
N Office.

We call the attention of readers very many OF "hom
deeply concerned in obtaining honest ana gooo shipping
accommodations for their friends in bringing them OUT from
Ireland to the advertisement in our present ISSUE which
states that James Warrick Esq., the agent of the Inman
Line has removed his business from ST. Dearborn street, to
the corner of Madison and La Sale streets
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-01
Gratifying Intelligence.

E evrv mart of where Sloans Ointment and
Powders have introduced the propreors have
the most gratifying intelligence of effects
nuIa In multitude of instances they have trunphed
ana have bafed the skill of celebrated Farre and
ncurable These medicines nave gained repu
lion which stands uneqnaled in this country.