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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-18

For .'sursl mouths hs,e b..p ,,.ssus
~ ceiling uut On. ~ these once. h.,,
fouuh that at my 'irar - hfs, the I.t.1r,
spti'it and responsibility connected Nth
the correct msba.rm. = tvs lsrx. news.
paper estshiishmsntr, vas mo- thsn 80
able tu bear, TN mature reflection q. To
hos would cell, l cam. To- ia. conclusion
That The best way -n- To Int bath - them
az Al h,t.rf, and bet The person dis .tns the
fortnnat. uekrt, mshr his own selection ~
"a -hssh he would take. Ihs correctness II
TN" conclusion ~,il appear. .. | thinl. ot,i.
Nn- Instead ~ selling out the property
partly IN time. depending ON the correct
management ~ tho purchase lot he sh,l.
u pay promptly ,h. hsisp,. - tho pnr-
chss. money, -blch | uuuld hss. to do
ia al probability, u ,h.ro.cd u II ., p,i'
Nsio sale get the null s4lu. ~ u IN essk =,
once,
The holder - tho fortuns,. ticae, Not.
large, valuable b"uss, = splendid, t.syins
printing Office, thu property In . -seiion 4
coun'f, W which emigration and capital "
directed, Asi where every sharseisr II
ptup.ri, and every manner II business 10
advancing, with in ample .tnch ~ material
I" last SIT months, sud an ib,i.f, ssihle titt..
.haI ~ r'oty manner ~ incumhtsnas,
Tor the sum offiVI DOlI.Ahs. The pop
erty, under these circumstance. uiI ts
worth not only It's intrinsic value, ba, ID.
n"t"riott ~ It's having been thus solid viii
give the cstAbiishn.hi and It's n.v ps,,uri-
osnf a celebrity that VIII be- ~nr,h thou
sands ~ iyiisrr, The trad. - thls s.,-tinn
IL contested fcs by Nov orleans, New ioth.
~. Louis, thnaEo, Louisville, Cincinnati.
hAitin,os., and othsf ritiss, from which .
arg" Aascf'isihk patronage eau he obtained
Each paper hss already q valuable sdyer.
tisins patronage aud = good subscription
list lint IN addition b. these. cannot each
person sAA'ns ticket ..'..i At iess, oa. nss
nui~sribst ~ h.~ sdswstssmsni, 10 on1
~ thr-. pspsr. % both, snd thu. Guidance
VI. sAias ~ the ptif, should b. have the
YwoI luok Ia obtain ~ Ihs, tbis vii b.
dpns Almo.t universally, l hssv no doubt.
There Ia -csrc'iy = neirhbatbop.i in the
United states 10 which there q. NJ, "a. ~
mora perrpns, II tb. suggestion uere made
~ them, that would nus .ubss.rihs kH . veil
s"tton ur, large. and vol printed r.sas
newspaper. Ai.i To tAk. ont rf thr~s H.
IA great la. asus, Ia. Iorusing every Tsl-
A. newspaper, - moi only every Fem of IN
u'iiir"ncs frum nsurv section ~ ~. state
y carefully Compiled. hat ~ . gree, extent
the .piIi' II The pf,-- t= sis.s | th.rs-
hfs present
1Hf TkHAs
N,ss.sipruss ~, one year a. ri,
months " IS
AnsvsrIssntsI- ta obs slusss ~ .,sht
une. oae dollar. Any numt-r i..s tks.,
%shi, charged ~ square.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-18
TEXAS AGENCY,
No. II Barclay ST., New York.

D. RICHARDSON,
(OftAe Gal Ners and Texas Almanac }
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
part of Texas Collections made in the
cities Of Now York, Boston, and Phila-
dolphin, and the amounts, less the usual
commissions, promptly RENTED by
drafts on Galveston. Any article that
can be procured in the Northern mar
kc,s, purchased at til, very lowest, rates
and forwarded as directed vi orders
for purchases mus, be accompanied by
the cash.
Liberal advances made on consign-
mcnts Of produce, on receipt Of Bills OF
Lading, and returns of sales made ac-
companicd by romitiances.
Special attention given to the sale of
Texas property, Of which full descrip-
ton must be sent, which will be duly
recorded for inspection,
Parties visiting New York are invited
to call at the "Texas Agency, where
they will find full files of Texas papers,
also files Of the Texas Almanac and map
since the commencement Of it's publica-
ton, with maps Of different counties and
sections of the State, and other iniorma-
ton in relation to Texas, Of much value
to those seeking homes there, or deairing
to invest 10 Texas property
RspxRxScg--To the Galveston News,
rexas Republican, and tho Press Of
Texas generally Throughout, the State.
September | ls6s, DI-u
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Notice..

THE Subscriber takes this method Of
1 informing his friends and the pub
lie generally, that hc has purchased the
entire interest Of VIM Bradfeld in the
Mammoth Livery Stable, ON Austin
Street, where he Intends carrying on =
general Livery business Persons wish-
ing 10 hire buggies and horses, saddle
horses, hacks, wagons, drays, &c,, can
be accommodated His Omnibus will
always he in waiting Mt the Depot
on the arrival Or tho ears Nom
Shreveport, ready 10 convey passen-
gers to any part Of the city, Horses
will be fed by the month, week, day, or
single feed, ut reasonable rates
DR. A. :. Stewart is my duly author.
lied agent who will give his undivided
attention TO the business.
Il. II HARGROVE
Marshall, January IL, '6s n24u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-18
VALUE or 1nE PROPERTY

This ls fuIly .besn liy usding tn. Ad,of.
tiriug Circular Issued aufins thr spring -
isl which We cop, h$uu
fhr }, fftystr Times IL published al
Jenuraul. Ionan, lho head u l..d iusor aud
lhkr navigation Dnr ~ ths n,ust Ir~p'f
uua gitisa ~ Tie StsI S,str II cpniman,is
tn entire tfpde Il Northern rcsss and The
tndian Icfnin,t. Theirs ar tssnt, two
,nai,ii,. that ir.i ,o this p"ui,, embracing
40 area 80 extensive No 10" Uut.fe state ~
Alsbsma, and containing q iars, intelligent,
iniusirotin, thrfty, cnt,iIri-ing Fopulation.
The s.Iufis arr Wheat, Noul, Cattle, shc.p,
HIDE and trttnn. III. export II Cotton
ahsut. tho -ea-'it. from the CT, Il I,fi.rson
u ~ computed Notwithstanding the shust
crop sdl 'Arrsd tWpr,N Thousand bsln..
NJ mur, ltpstsfpur agricultural eouutr,
csn Ia fpuuh Withhi the limits ~ the United
Siatos, and nn' holding out greater induce
mont. Ia ftnirFsuis. The sertihi, ~ Tia.
| roil n" cheatIH-H u tss las,sis, The variety
aud drrirAts thafagt,r ~ To" products, ar
| Ritrsrting Ai,utah sls,..,. aeI ~ co,nt,,
IL rapidly nrug M II has Airoadt no IN.
considerable amitipt - e,sith aud cepitsl
u hc.ng directed 4" u az an inviting fleia f,r
rnceessful OPS 'stinn-, tsep cuunt, has It,
-hsr, a good q, h,nls and elegant house. "
worship, and that sns' se.n, ~ modo'n
ci,ihssiion Rlid rfngftsr, hs Ne,csI~iisr, Is
found IN ever, household
The Iet''l.un Imes Is ons u III.
largest aud moot elegantly printed n."sra'
pos Ia Twas. AMI s.'iiassnsia circulation
over ,hlr isfpr dot, Is; - country. u there
fpf, un.f- lupcrior hdno.nen'r IA sd'ri
,is,fs.
II has been the object Il III. Proprietor to
pnhllsh pspc, that would command a stat.
circulation and h. ssioi'mn y,r,ta IN s,-
nry huua.huld, lis h@a ~, y fua-sn, thus
fnf, 10 congratulate himself upon HE rue.
e"rs. ....
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A CARD.

have in my possession n letter from
A. d. Lister advising nc that II
d not correct an unfavorablc impress
that had gone out, ] would get no
. business from Texas Mr.. Lister
10 thai no WAS informed by W. X
)th formerly Of tho Arm Of Smith 4
b, that II. Ware x Son had sold a
ke amount Of cotton las. season to
old partner VIM. II, Marcy, out Of
lch Sixty Thousa nd Dollars was
j.. Smith said our Book keeper, J
Gilbert told him 30. ] take this
bod Of stating To the public that such
ments are malicious falsehoods,
for = proof Of the same reference 10
10 the certificates OF Gilbert,
tcy, and tho Brokers VIC sold
bn to last season.
II. WARE.
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AAMl2ts~saaAsa NSotce.

nN the 2s'h day d ssp.s.bs,, 1893,
Ohs andsssisnsd vas appointed y
the Cosaty Court u iissrie.n eess,v
pertaining To the sssats " dsesAss1
psssone, Administrator Of Tie es.a:s Of
John N Jsrsott dscssssd. Iets Of Ilssyi
"" eossty. All psrsons having elaine
against said estate. ere required To pre-
sent them within tho ,ins pvsscv,keA
by law
JOSEPH ". SLATER, Aa~r
Oct W, 1903 sl4-sA
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CIRCULAR.
lice - y. rsona COntesa.
latieg Awaiting ThesMselves
I The bankrupt Law.

y. $. Couxr Rooxs,
Tyler, Texas, Dec. Ord, 1868,
|ndsr the rules Of the L. s. District
Fts ~ they nov exist, persons avail
themselves Of the benefits of the
(kTupt Law, arc required % deposit
} the CIssk, n the time the Petition
Jed, Oss Hundred Dollar. In view
be fact that 10 short = time remains
which psrsoas can apply, and the
her fssS Of the scarcity u money
|aghout he eoastry, We have deter
Ied 70 waive our ri9kt b NE enforce
h Of tha Rule abovs allsdsd 70, and
hit the filing Of Petitions in bank
hey with deposit Of Fifty Dollars
ut the time of Filing But with
further understanding, that pro
pium In I'll such cases shall stop
(n h money ia Court is exhausted,
kheu the Warrant IL issued and comes
The hands Of tho Marshal and y
pctitioning debtor shall be in default
)omplsting the deposit Of One Hun
Dollars Tor = period longer than
Months ai.er tho proceedings in any
arc stopped, then motion will be
e 10 dismiss for want Of prosecution
advantages supposed to accrue t.
Bankrupt by the above arrangement
st. Tho Aiing Of his Petition with
>osit Of FiAy Dollars only.
nd. Obtaining the usaal "Certificns'
Raskssftcy" which protects his pro
~ froa ill forced Sale.
|rd. Tho granting Of additional tim
fiu1 eight 70 ten Months, in whiel
Ponplsss biz deposit
q. W. WH3TAORE, Register,
II. torrance, Clark,
A.P. HOCKER hasAal,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-18
WHAT IL THOUGHT OF The pAFknIs
TIAA~


The upaayslgred. narci,ants II M.fsh.l
Tr.s. have read tb. f.rssa,.u e,rcul.r
and .,nllof-s, II In every particular. III.
ToaAs iLil,ul,llcon lac i-ssu . iaadins p.ps,
in Tusa- Tor ups sri- II e,gh,~ss, years, ka1
wide circulation, aud sn}e,r WITH it- Pro
pfi'tnf, the opnb,iencs aud hiaHdshlp IT the
poopIa ~ the w.ss- "" recommend tbn ps-
per 10 oni fri'udr ~ An excellent ADVERTISING
medium.
o. o Gregg % W hris,o~, u "
Martin e y h'nyAvtm, lsafsop
riI',bn,S, smith Sn"t' mn. ha~fY.A ~.
u. " nfal y ~ i~.e-tf, VIM n
John-.a, II knighi %" he,1i.h 4 n~pp
l.. e. D.isi>, kT~yriAa v mack, Daa
Myer- t..ha j. Koran a Ga, l. II. Galtws,
4 10, N. H,.onhsin, Loeb A Jsns., tohu Y
wams~k, Lee A Thomson, A. ~ Duke : Co
Fsou Es-Gos tlass.-i cos,I,aliy en-.
doris. the faosoing. Tho tao pstsr,- ~
Tunes AID Espnl.iess Az su,s.s tAs t.s,
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To the Public.

New Orleans, Nov. 10, 1868.
lis is 10 certify that was engaged
season and for one year previously
Msssrs. II. Ware a Sen as hook
YER, that they never during that
70 my knowledge, sold any cotton
IN. II, Maxey or to VIM. Cooper,
pr directly o. indirectly, or to any
person who had Mt any time an
Pest in their business.
Further state that the report that |
Sir. VIM x. Smith that Mr., W, II,
by bought the cotton sold by said
>rs H. Ware 4 Son, or that he or
made large amount Of money by
bn of such transaction is absolutely,
ely, and anqualihedly false and
but the slightest foundation, and
u am willing to make an affidavit
~ facts ns above stated.
j. 4. GILBERT.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-18
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
WANT man to take tho Agency
| for Lloyd'- great Double Revolving
Maps Of Europe and America, with me
1000 county eolored map OF th: United
States on the back, issued to-day, ana
needed by every family, school and IT.
brary in the land, with patent reversers'
BY which either map can be thrown
front Each map ia 62xba inches large,
With ribbon binding and doib'c-tacsd
rollers; cost 10000 and three year.,
labor Price q, worth $50. a small
capstal will do 70 start with. eloa copy
can be go, Tor these great maps send
for circular, terms, Ne. Tsen'y new
maps under way, }. T. Lloyd, (P. u
Box 1877 Atlanta, Georgia
Nov. q, 1865. MIST
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New Orlcans, Nov. IA, 1868.

New Orlcans, Nov. IA, 1868.
( hereby certify that we are Cotton
|ers in the city Of New Orleans, and
We bought Cotton last season f7oa
WIRE h Son, and we also certify
VIC never purchased any cotton
said Krm, for account of VIM. II
ky or for any other person conneet'
18th said firm, and We have always
IN all instances psid said II, Ware
IN the full market value of the cot
|at the tine VI purchase.
WM. FRANCIS,
n. Il. kEENE,
q. FORSTER,
Al. JONES,
THEODORE AuRZE,
PUECH X handler,
J. j. BROWN,
TABONY X ANGRY,
JAMES RAiNEY,
WIN ELLISON,
MlCAEL h CO.,
SIMON SLERMY,
l.. q. de l. ISLE.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-18

TAkES Up by Charles ssrossia, (.
J n, O., and posted LsEsrs 0soses X
hiil, } T. Of HAIRLESS eossty, . Black
horss nals, about I years old, brsadsA
with Ms letter + on the right shoulder.
saddle marks on the bsot, and tArss
white spot. on .hs right thigh Ap
praised Al forty dollass
v, BLACKWELL, coapty Crh.
~ A. Y CLAss, tspsty.
Marshall, October n, 10. ujs-A
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-18

iIiE mslervlgned hs,ifg twu large news
paper establishments, aud finding tiist a N
Nmv.s tuu muth lsinr ~ manage them both
prop.fis, has determined ~ iisi-i-e II ono 4
th,n, and cost,gi'irsir ni. iIain'--, On Re
N~ethn, he nas Thought q t-cst ~ pat then,
tssh Ny At Iott,t.i having tho holi,r u ili'
fortunate ticket, ie mas" hia pwn selection
~ the one he thnkH tho mr-t valuable
Thor am nv whn de-io tu 81 into the
printing hufiurs- VII" pesse-~ the mosn-
H. pay ,a-h dissu h. a ainsMc n.~rpart
establishment. ny -.liiny IN thu mann't
priporsi, this dtsiciilty " uh,,ated, proving
mutual, advantageous g. III. rsFcr and The
futtunstc purchaser.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-18

A. ANY on. ~ili perceive. The ohsrac,sr 4
reference gwen IN the.s advertising cites.
lars vill satisfy any reasonable person 4
this but a. tn. Ire vtng~iii nsii tahs place
| nntl the xsh - November, ~ pns quit,
ipg u, can satisfy hisns-if by srit'ns -
Asr-bsii ~ Jed.tsoo, 10 any one ~ the pct
sons psetsi hsfcrens- 10 aleu- made 10
M"--n " W.re tSsn. fsgs, Peel, 4 Mo
ran q " Logan, Jr., l.ucee...s ~ Isgaa
4 ,isilsrna, and HssAns 4 hufrell. Nss
url.aus
Ths drawing ~in b. msn.ssd by leading
eits.ns = Marshall, man - srsno~ie'is~d
character fpr integrity. sbo viii yuhsi-h the
result a. assn - the dressing tAA.s place.
lhy property !. ,si.si ~ ti5,p ~ -
il-lr..,i = ~ Is > cbsns,. 80 6.c Thousand
usLs,- In other -vr1r, the fortunate
lfAssf aiss4p- sn e.sgani hu,ldghs. pesas-s
ma ovfN os,.,.n,snss, snd . .plspsfsd PRINT
ins oiffs. snd en- established lucrative Pc
p-s situated IN on. ~ the i-st iossii.i~s IN
u. south, ADD 9Th . .tosk ~ paper, nh.
Sc sufficient 10 suppi, the ts,asllshni-rt fpe
-iS months fer tt,' sum - avr dnllsrs, y y.
cufr.ncy.
Tho t-ok. u the Ioss. Rrpsb,iess shov
that, In i-ss !, derived . ci.Af ino.,ns II
tio go, sud but 'or the disastrous failure u
thf crops lssi wear, zach oehcr ~ouid hav.
dne quail, ~ vol. ~ better Neat year
each offic. ought ~ yfe-eu, . larger ineou,.
A. there never have been snah crop pre-
p..',s IN fers- ~ >Qrth islrissas
nov TO SIND I'M auSy,
'..,nd, Il p,es=,hlc, IN yre,rni ln... ~ Zoe,
uner hfafts. nl-sn No uti.ans, 10 .um.
other ,itt. .. the uadersgrnea % d..Iaus
that fails 10 come Ia tsnd A. ell s,ents
-h'r. p'Ae,ioshi-, srpd drsn. instead =
money
A. il requires several ptni.rs to carr, On
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-18

WI. c. ALEXANDER, President.
Col PHILIP STOCKTON, General
Agent for State Of Texas, Galveston
Cash AJsefs, koy, 1865, I 1900, 600 10
Aaasaf Income Deer .... 100000 90
Sam Ass.red during 81, 1928, 400 ~
Number Pot,ees corsrirg
ADORE Amonnt- .... 10, &65 90
Ircrdge Amogt y eceh
FoHey ...t........ 'i3j2 ~
THE Equitable stands 6rst and fore
l most among all modern Life Assn
rance Companies Chartered in 1889,
for an unlimited period, !, has lac out
stripped all rivalry, and offers Life As
suranec To all persons IN good health
upon a. good, If not better terms, than
any other Company In the United States
Attractive Features:
II issues all desirable life, endowment
and non.iorsei,ing policies on n single
life from $3.50 10 t25,oo0 It's dividends
are made annually to policy holders
All its profits are divided annually
among the assured, and may be- sssd
according to tho discretion of il. policy
holders in one Of different modes, yil
list To tho permanent increase of sam
assured 2nd To the permanent redgc
ton Of the premium 3rd To the in
crease OF rum assured Tor one or u term
of years tth To the reduction Of pre-
miums for one or more years 9th. To
the limitation Of the number Of years in
which premiums are to be paid
It is u purely Life Assurance Society,
and does not engage in any other kind
Of insurance whatever. Its Investments
are confined by law to the bes, and most
approved securities Its business Is
conducted upon an exclusively Cash
basis. 1t is ust and liberal in It's deal
ings with the assured. II is prompt in
the payment OF all losses, never having
had law suit or co..tcsted claim
North or South. 1t is the largest Ma
tral Life Assurance Company, for It-
years, in the world
Its policies average tho largest of any
American Company, showing that y
larger proportion Of moBcycd men con
iding in the ability, resources, and man,
ssenent Of the Equitable, prefer to as
sure in thi. Company for investment,
than in any other.
W LlTrLEJOHN, Agent,
Marshall, Texas
July 10, 6s. ms
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New Orleans, Nov. %, 1865

New Orleans, Nov. %, 1865.
hereby certify that did not directly
directly purchase any Cotton, from
are h Son last season, and, was
b any way interested in any cotton
by them, and ! further certify that
bcr said that ! made any purchase
|,ton f.on. said II. Ware h Son.
NM. II. MAXEY.
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MOULD respectfully announce 10 his
w cid fr,eods and patrons, thss he Ia
again q, work nj his old stand, Moth
side Of the Pebble square. where he - de-
sirous Of again receiving lihssal share oil
psblis psfroaass.
December !. -. al<sf
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Triumphant Again !

Triumphant Again!
'tNlIE Grand Gold Medal Awarded
i Bucks Patent Brilliant Cooking
Stoves After two days actual trial in
competition with the leading Stoves in
the U. :, at the Louisiana State Fair,
1868, and every st Louis Fair since
1866. II. HALLER, Agent,
40 Campand lss Tchoupitonlas ats,
Dec. 4, '6s.~lyl NEW ORLEANS
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OPINIONS OF the PRESS.


10 PHiNtrEs ASH NW srArin MrN
Mr. Il " inuaicry, long known rs
Pruminentaui rri,ai'- newspaper pub
Usher in tn. state. puts up he tive %, e-
that Of the ispuhhcani IN Marshall,
and that Of the Times, IN Jefferson, IN a
lottery scheme. the drawer ui the lortu.
nate ticket to select which Of the Office.
hc viii take Attention 10 both Is more
than Mr. Loaghery can give, and he
hn. selected this method Of dirposing OF
on. or the other The holder Of the
fortunate ticket gets a large, valuable
house a splendid paying printing office,
the property in u very fine and prosper
Gus portion of the State, with an ample
stock of meterial to last six months, and
perfect title, for the sum Of five dollars
The trade of the section Is contested
for by New Orleans, New York, 81
Louis, Chicago, Louisville Cincinnati
baltimore, and other cities, from which
larg, advertising patronage may be
obtained Each paper has now u val.
liable advertising patronage and good
subscription list They are among the
largest and hes, printed papers in the
state.
The drawing is advertised 10 tehN
place ON the 10Th OF November, but II
a sufficient number Of tickets mr.. sold
before that time, the drawing will take
place Immediately on the completion OF
the list.
The only object Mr. Loughery has IN
view in the adoption Of this plan 10 that
he may sell for cash The drawing
will certainly take place, and We can
vouch that everything connected with
II will be managed in u business Ike
and reliable manner We can also give
assurance that the property offered for
sale is very valuable Either Of the
papers will be good paying Investment
to any man who manages II with indus
try md common sense. To any one
who wishes to indulge in speculation,
or To go into the printing business On a
secure basis, there is certainly a very
attractive opportunity.
The jefferson Times was suspended
as a daily, temporarily, in consequence
of hard times, but will be resumed in a
few weeks and placed on permanent
basis Tho Weekly has been kept up
in eleean, style and without any loss oi
Ats large dimensions, ever since II was
first started
Tho lottery tickets arc To number
1--WE thousand, at e. each, the money to
be sent in postofiicc drafts upon New
Orleans, or some other city, where prnc
ticable. Tickets will be sent imme
dintoly on receipt Of drafts or meney
The books Of the Texas Republican
show that, in 500, i, derived clear
income Of $4,000, and but for the dis
as,rous failure of the crops last year,
each Office would have done as well or
better. Next year enoh Office ought to
''l Urn s',,' '"'ga' , ,"sG n,no,,.,;
organs Gairestom Ners
a. N,,,e,,r,. r.y,n,,srv,sr ,os
rvg polt,rs-The Marshall Ropubli.
can and Jefferson Times are two Of the
leading journals Of Northeastern Texas,
yet there is chance offered now Of SO
establishment 'or 70 ,hey
w. i an., guu ',h, ranJinS ,bo;r io;n. cara
,no ,o,cG a., Kim nro,,osc. IN nm, them
mn M lo,tery allowing tho winner Of
tho ur,ze ticket to take hi. choice Of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-18

The Ir,As AsfNniI,As wAs established IA
May, IstD, and ha. been continuously pub
l'-hod from that pcri,a to the ps-s-ut, near
y nineteen s"srr ~ the prsseni Proprietor
II has occupied, ttom iis oo,nn'assro men, 10
III" prr~.ni time, itn postisu u leading
Tcsa- io,rnsi, aud bar issn favored With .
large circulation throughout III. htsts,
Marshall, the place shsru II N published,
IN one II Ia. largest aud meet Aoafi.hine
towns IN the state !, !. the ps.ssnt t~rrni-
nus II N. southern isciha HaiiruA.i, sud has
all extensive trade Nth the counties East II
tho Trnity embracing ali uttsnsiss ar~s II
county, ihickiy p,puls,sd, aud Noted for
IL wosith, rniafpsiss, aud intelligence,
Marshall irIns tn. MT large tasn In
1osss On the Eastern boundary, and con
necis,si ~ II n, with thn oasnmntrial world
by railroad and telegraph, pap.i heated al
this paint, conducted r,,a industry aud
spirit could not fsii 10 command a large
circulation With tn. interior. II therefore
ofiars great Inducements Ia Advertisers,
n " iutfHHfHf
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I b TULLlS, Dentist, Marshall,
e. Texas BY college instruction,
since the war, am in possession OF all
the late Improvements
| will visit the country when request
ed, and respectfully solici, a share Of
public patronage.
All work guaranteed to give satisinc-
ton. Office \. W Corner of the Pub
lie Square.
December 1 1868. nlo-ly
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PRIVATE BOARD.
MRS. NJ. y. TAI.IEH'S.

2l9 Aagasine 81, Cor. 81 Joseph 81,
NEW ORLEANS.
COLLECTING u continuance Of Texas
~ favors, announce to friends who
honor mo with their patronage, that !
shall be prepared, the coming season to
make their stay comfortable and
pleasant
Board cheap by the day, week, or
month
September | '6s n7-tf