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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

This is ful, aItutn b. i,aums une A'lsrf
tin.ur ,liruIaf nHntd NWilH ~, HifinF -
lhtl. Witch We r.FN ttloN
Tho " tpntr-un iln,n boz published 81
J, fituOu. ioAar, tht bead II hed iiNrt ADD
Lake navigation uav 4 tho ieust IoaTeI
Que CITIES - 100. HiHi state n rntumanda
dc ruuro trade II Nuthuu lr2ae aud tho
indian Ituluul. thtrD aro twenty -tNu
opnnti,s tlai irat BOO Tbs puini| embracing
an area A. tAttuaN, ur Va tuf,rO state -
Alabama, and containing o. large, Intelligent,
industrious, tAtfiY tutgu1ir,ug pnpulatli'n.
lbe rNfe'ftH ass hhtst, Nnsl, 'altlfl sheep,
Hide, aud iiiu. The caVurt u Cotton
4lunr. lhis HHANIh fum the titY q Jsi'rruln,
a Z. pnmput,i Notwithstanding thr short
crop. viii ,Ns.td twenty thuu-anl halrs
NJ nurr pfusl,iDuH agricultural country
tAn he fpunh within ths luilta II The United
State, aAd Un, D.iiidE uut greater Induce
monte tn smipfahtr. The ioftillty q the
sod. the ch,alhs aa ~ lhv landA. tie variety
and 81 rirshis % sibstD = the pfuduegs, are
attracting ati,uil.u antuad, aud thc country
.# upldi, niliuF uI Il hsa already nu 10
cnuslhcrahi' nnHtut e Nrsiih, aud capital
= hrhF dir ctse tu u ~ an inviting field 10
surrosHful uprfntlntr. Ittfy county haa iiH
shar ~ gptl "a. on.H and rt'gant hntrrr 2
wniship, anN u.at sirm egnt II modem
civilization aud Htnln.ts, NJ N1fsfsIsf, -
found ~ tftlN nta.s iaud.
Ihe ' J,glrHu iltnos h. on - tho
largest aaI meet elegantly prIni'd ncv-la-
pora u IAas, aui ntpmenaa circulation
over itir lafls luiuH { n,uutp, 4 ih' ...
fnfr uneus sunruur ndue inr utH ~ ad,tr-
tinrt-.
II has h,,n %. il.rt 81 ilo Proprietor ~
puliirh pape0 thaI Wtuld command state
rtt collation. aIa ir a Wtl.Hmc visitor IN ey.
ufy huuHsh.ld H. IHa UstTy reason. thue
fai t0 congratulate hnisrif ulau bic cue.
gpHH.
DO ~ lGff,IiI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

CONSUMPTION One Of the mos, pain.
full, as well as most fatal OF all diseases
which afict the human family, is Con
sumption. The chilling conviction Of
the incurable nature Of this disease has
checked the ardor Of investigation.
which, upon other occasions has excited
the exertions of the mos, learned and
ingenious medical writer's Of the present
age. Acting under the influence Of this
persuasion, the medical world have for
centuries past made little or no progress
IN ascertaining the most RATIONAL and
effective mode Of curing it, until the
Hungarian Bslsam Of Life was intro.
dnced, which IL astonishing all classes
by its miraculous cures. Mansfield h
Higbec, sole proprietors. For sale by
Lancaster a Garrett, Marshall, Texas.
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MARRIED.

hnr.dsy, the 10Th inst, At tho
of the bride, in this county
sr J. H. TclLts, Rev. DANIEL
of the Texas Conference, 70
wi ROSE, daughter Of J NJ
Joe TTDon.
| ,he above we received a boun,i-
L., Of the wedding cake. The
Iair will accept our congratula
M most fervent hopes for their
las and happiness
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04
Prinlin. Office Lottery
= DSTP q n L. u H..
Nominally Till the lst Of March,
During Chtistnsa. Holidays

To be disposed Of at Lottery, to be
drawn at Marshall, Texas, on the
lst Jay of March, 1869 There are
two printing offices, The Texas Re.
publican. published Mt Marshall,
Texas. and The Jefferson Times,
published at Jefferson, Texas The
holder of the fortunate ticket, makes
his selection Of enc Of these Offices
snd gets the house, an elegant build
ing, with the grounds attached, uncn-
numbered, with an indcieasible title.
printing material, &c. and starts
with valuable advertising patronage
and subscription list, and full sup
ply of paper, &c, to last six months,
al for IRE doiiars, The property is
valued a, s2j 900 There will be
five thousand tickets Issued, at FIVE
dollars I. s. currency each. Some
one is bound to win it.
Tickets will be sent promptly on
the reception of the money or draft
Send, if possible. to avoid loss, in
postohIce or other unexceptionablc
drafts on New Orleans. Address :
"R W LorouynY, Marshall,
Texas
We give below only few of the
,s.u,.,. o. ..... D.. ... D. 800. 81 ff.. d..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

n the 18th day Of September. lses,
= ''ha undersigned wss appointed ny
~ county Court of lissrissn cssn, '
pertaining 10 ths estats Of deceased
persons, Admini.tr~sor " the estate OF
John N Jarrou deceased late If Hair,
son county All persons having claim
against sad estate ARE required to pi.
sent them within the time pr..er,bet
by law
JOSEPH W SLATER, Admr
Oct 30, 1898. nlA-6t
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Swee>M Notices.
NOTICE..

following prcambl, and resolu-
hrc submitted " tho various Dem
b Conservative Clubs Of Harrison
h for their sction, by the Central
tive Committee
lEAs, In union there is strength.
who 10 not for Us, 10 against us.
mans actions only can he be
|wn. The time has arrived when
~ man should take his position.
ereiore be ii
poired, lat. That We have enrolled
nmcs for tho purpose Of carrying
DO principles Of the Great National
cratic party and pledge ourselves
y 20 its support
soired 2nd That We will not give
bymont, assistance, or patronage
y manner, (aftcr the expiration Of
nt contrncts) to any man--whise
ack, whose name is not enrolled
some Democratic Club Book, and
does not ncalously cooperate with
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04
Marshall. HARRISON Go. Tssa.
Angus, I, i~6o

tor several months have b.cn d.sisoas
II selling cut uno u thee. ofii's- hss.
found that at NY tiuU = IT., ID, iai-f
anNist', and responsibility connected with
the correri ipsnas. nisnt = we large up~-.
paper 'etaiiishu" ,,,n, VS. nie5. han .s-
siio t. hrsr, Ga mature iereeiaup s.. Is,
how Nuuid sell, ! came Ia Tie runsiuai,u
that To beet Nay was tH sut t.th q 81, "a,
w az fail.ty, AMI loi the p.r-.in ,ifs sung 10.
iuft1i,ai' tiek.t, mako hi usn :. ..ei,up a.
q wiith he vpuld ialr. file etfvrtn..r -
III" o'nc'u -ion vii stp.sr. a. think, at,i,
nus. Instead ~ selling uat Ia. property
parity un tine, d,ps bd,ne an the ,,xt-ct
hansgoinr ti Il tic pu,rLas,t f,r hi. shla.
g. !. pR, promptly the balance Il The put-
slg money, Which ! would have 10 do,
n al probability, n disposed u II AZ mi,
ate eslo, get the full ssl1, Il n IN cssii =,
once.
ihr Aoiisi II tbs fortunate uslet rrt.
hrgs, ,Ansbie honue, a srlon,ild. paving
printing office the property IN a s.c,i..i n
'huuy 10 wtioh emigration sud espilsi IL
directed, AMI vh.rs every rbArart.r ~
PROS il and every maIusr Il business IL
adv AMONG, With an smplo stnck Of msirrisi
tu ln-i sit months and an ln.lefeasiblo tlsI,
clcet ~ every mannnr 81 iieuinhranc.
fm the sum u flNt Doi.I.AKs. The prop
efiNt uid'f ih'sa circumstances, sitl i,c
Nnifh hNt nulY lir uitineic value, but the
uni"ric'f 7 liz having been TINS sold will
ave the C-isldiHhm'"t and lt~ new prs,lri.
rum celebrity that VIII h. wafth thou
FahlH uf huilsfs. lbs frad. 4, th,s sactlon
BE- cent, ai'i fnr p, NV uslcan-. Nes Inf1.
~ Iouu. chicago, l4'nlsYiic, tln, irnsu
lieiiunurr. aud othsr ,iiicr. t2un, which a
| hi0' advertising patronage esn he 81 timed
Bach paper has already a sslaahl. sd,et.
iiHinR patronage and god suiacfipt.an
liN, liul Ia addition in ihess cshnnt Zach
Ytfsun XtnR ticket send At leas, on. u..
suterrt~f OF nos sdVsrti.s u,ent, to on.
u ihrsc rapcfs or beth and thu. suh.uc.
tho vain. ~ tho pnsr, sh,uid b. have the
Rp'd lHch g. obtain ~ That ihis viii /.
done. almost universally, havr 10 in.,,,
lifie h scarcely usishbofhnsxi Ia III.
United stAtts ia which there a. not on. 81
unte sofsunH, II ,ie suRgentiun we're n,sde
~ them, that would not salacrih. kr we'll
Cotton up, large. aud soll printed Tens.
newspaper Aud 10 isks one II ihes.. IL,
~ efeat iaesrar", lac pe'.s,ns every Tex
~ ncsrlhl'r, ar MT any every item ~ IN
ifihE'uen hpnt ever action ~ th. N,sie
y carefully complied, hut to a great sstsrt
lho -pifti II The pross b. given, l there
frta lfessnl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

Asan, no ,.iii feresi,s. Tho oBsractsr Z
80 rHrrr gwen ip ths-s Al 1fii-lng oifcs
lsr- ~M -sisf sns uR-,lsias pef-pa -
tl..r Int b. ths irsslnspiIl Nj ISL n'ssu
until the 18th Z >uvenisf. l , 30 q tot-
ing u, csn satisfy himself w sgiuap ~
Msr-hsil - Jrfursan. ~ any QUE % he pr
suns l,anaej Esf-rencc Is also mai. 10
Hs--rs u War A son, Page, fr,l, 4 Mo
ran, q. ", Larpn, IT., l-ace~s~su II L,esn
4 Claiborne aud R.wiin. 4 Muir ~. Se-
prissns.
Ths drawing vii h. tnaussri BY issdsns
ritisefs Il N.r-hsn. men IT askn.y~ issig,-d
character Tor integrity ~ho ~s.. pabli-h i;.s
result ~ .oon As Tn, drawing .sles pace.
tn, prapcfiy . ssiued At ssa.sI W. he
dap, 90 d n Al ~ chance, or i've Thousand
ties"i~ in pthor ~ufd-, The hstorsts
drawer obtains sn elegant haiidins. pos-.---
VA csyfS u'iy cuiencr, aud spisn.lid i'r'ni-
lnR nf'iss sDd an established lucrative pa
pr. situated IN ons II ~. best 10. sli'i.~ IN
The south, and With a stock II paper, ink.
Ac sufficient tp suppl, III. srisbiis hment fOf
ss months. fur the sum u i've dollars, I, =.
currency
The i--,k- Il 81. r.sss gsyal,.s-sn -hav
that, ~ isA, u derived = ei.sf Income -
slo.'-io and bat fot the al-ssifuu. fAilare ~
the cfops last ys-r, each ufsie. would ha,.
done equally web. ~ hetier Next wat
each urics oashi 10 prr-ani larger ,ac.sns,
a. lh'fH mover have h.en such cr,,p lf,-.
Incis In ;'xa- 81 North L,uis,sn.
nov To SEND fHr Monty
Ssi'i, 4 I-,--ihls, 30 Prevent l"-r, IN Post
uflic, df-f,~. upun New ORLEANS. ~ sams
other cts, A. ~, uHtlsr~i,li.l !. dr-irnu.
thcrc should he po qnr-i,pt. - 10 map-,
that fails 80 csan. Ia hand. A. al events,
shrf" gfsstieal.le. sud dssns .o-,.sa q
mnnsy.
" requires rescfsl pfinis ~ io carr, On
zach ofno, number ran combine 10 III.
puft hars q ucksts
lhc~o rspsrs Me Times and Eapnblio.n--
ate beuurrshc Conservative J,a,fnsi. Fes
tea Year, the lese= i.,puhlssn VA the
lHadinH Hiate Mphi~ organ Il the Stat.
a. lifAti- Wi t' sent immediately npo,
the r.eortipn IT the drafts 90 nois.,.
Addfcss,
u " IouoHFAY,
Marshall. ii.nlson Go. T.xaa
August l. lSin
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

e,.n.... .., ..a,- 90 two ui Unr
lending Journals 81 Northeastern Texas,
vet there Is chance offered now OF Sc
cnringc,,her establishment for -. They
are both the property Of the veteran
Louehery, who finding their joint care
too much for him, proposes 10 put them
ap at lottery, allowing the winner of
the prize ticket to take his choice of
either Besides the name and good will
Of the journal, the winner will be On
titled also 10 the building in which il is
published, a stock Of paper, job and
newspaper presses, large and complet
So. OF type, and all the other furniture
nppert,inng 10 newspaper and job
Offices The chances number 5000, at
- the drawing to take place at Mar
shall, Nov Goth managed by leading
citizens Although in our opinion Mr.
Loughery needs no Endorsement es 10
the honorable character OF his proposal
vet large number Of moo, respectable
citizens in Jefferson and Marshall and
some Of our city firms are named rs ref
ereucc- IN o P,cappae
"A NoyrL SCHEME r. W Loughery,
Esq, proprietor of the Texas Republi-
can. pubishci At Marshall, and the
Jefferson Tines Published at Jefferson,
Texas. wishine to dispose Of one OF his
papers, proposes TO put both Of them up
Mt lottery the winner To take his choice.
Both Of TIE papers are well established,
and the material with which they are
printed the best 10 the couatry, Both
Offices have power presses, job presses,
and large and well selected job Offices
The building in which these papers are
published are large and well ventilated
| and centrally situated in the places oil
/ publication There IL no better news
paper stock in the country The Offices
are respectively valued Mt s23,pp9
/ Ticket. - each, In greenbacks Al
dress Il " Loughcry, Marshall, Texas
Drawing to lako place on the 10Th oil
November SArscPt South Western
The South Western is published al
Shreveport, In, forty miles dis,an
from Marshall, and connected b,
Railroad The proprietors and edl
tors are fully acquainted with thu
reputation of both the papers adver
,ised, and the value of the property
The subjoincd notices from III
Texas press, we presume, will b
considered sufficient, without copyini
the numerous others which woul'
occupy more space than We can afford
Two Of the papers mentioned below
are published in tho respective town
of Jefsrson and Marshall. The othe
editors are equally eongersant wit
the printing establishments offered
lottery:
avs Intended 10 have published Oh
notice Of X. W, Loushery, Sr Of ,h
disposal, By lottery, of die Times or ~
. Yr'ui'.s ~ Nnf lur "aiumn- wrr p.
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:. 80. iut tktss.


10 PmNrrna AND NrNsrArtG Mss.
MIR Il W Loughcry, long known vs.
a promincntand reliable newspaper pub.
Usher in this state, puts up his two Offices
tina, Of the Republican, in Marshall,
and that Of the Times in Jefferson, in n
lottery scheme, the drawer Of the iortu-
pate ticket TO select which Of the Offices
he will take Attention to both is more
than Mr. ioughory can give, and he
has selected this method OF disposing Of
one " the other The holder Of the
fortunate ticket gets large, valuable
hons, a splendid paying printing Office,
the property IN very hue and prosper
Gus portion of the state. with an ample
stock Of metcrlal 10 last 81, months, and
perfect title for tie sum Of five dollars
The trade of the section is contested
for by New Orleans, New York, IT
Louis, Chicago, Louisville, Cincinnati.
Baltimore, and other cities, frcm which
large advertising patronage NM be
obtained Each paper has now val
liable advertising patronage and good
subscription list They ARE among the
largest and best printed papers in the
State
The drawn, is advertised to take
place on the 10Th Of November but II
sufficient number Of tickets ar, sold
before that time, the drawing viii take
place Immediately On the completion OF
the let
The only object Mr. Lourhcry has in
Wow ia the adoption Of this plan is Il ut
be may sell Tor cash The drawing
will certainly take place. and we can
youCh that ever, ding connected with
It will be managed in busincsslike
aud reliable manner =. We can also give
assurance tina, the property offered for
salc H. very valuable Either of the
papers sill be good paying Investment
10 any man who manages It with indus.
Try aud common sense To any one
who wishes to indulge in a speculation,
or 10 20 into the printing business on q
secure basis, there is certainly 81 very
attractive opportunity
The Jefferson Times was suspended
as . daily temporarily, in consequence
of hard times, but will he resumed IN "a
few weeks and placed on u perm ut
basis The Weekly has been keps up
in elegant style, and without, any loss OF
It's large dimensions, ever since 1t was
srst si.ri.d
The lottery tickets arc to number
five thousand, at s. each, the money to
be sent in postoihce drafts upon New
Orleans, or some other city where prac-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

IL aituaiOd on Dallas street the principal
=,tsrs II tii. place, and cuytu tn entire
property, running fiam street ga street, II
has a ffpnt II 70 fo,l md runs bach 80 bet
the Front half - "a, two stufien hfli, cin-
bfseing larry ntnr' riam helow, eith euun.
tafp aud rL,s,H, asa ten smeli ronns ~
Office. Hboy.
Tho foregoing siri~s claafly the value u
Tho QfUtsItN,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04
OBITUARIES,

:, the family residence ut JefTer
as, on the morning Of Novem
ii, 1865, MARY VIRGINIA
FIELD. daughter Of tho late Hon
odd and Eliza A. Hudgins, aged
..ed with the graceful my,hol
e Greeks, one Of the wisest Of
len, and classic people, when
nted rs tohumsn happiness said /.
one happy ill YOU know tie ma
i.dea,h," Since the adventof the
easior Of ,nen, this sage remark
erred additional meaning, and
has been most beautifully and
ly illustrated in the death OF
&c, Of this memoir, whose life.
astihed in saying WAS n treasure
Ie knew her Gifted with rare
Of mind which always inter
II OF hear which unconsciousiy
Ind won, she has i-ft, in til.
many, a void which time can
I'LL. Only four short weeks
to her demise, she assumed Il e
breath with nil its attendant
d hopes, and bright nn,!cipa
pd then with n iortitudc which
Christian knows, calmly and
g murmur exchanged it for the
% well did you know, Jennie,
1n have left To mourn when,
3dyins swan nttcr;ng il, Z .xee,
YOU invited ,hsn,Ao the Par
hoye Thu. il il, that wh ;le
\. broken tho golden cb,;, n,
faith ha. sodered il together
.nsnd,d /, c,,,, an hia6 .ni
poorer by one ts less on earth,
Ter by a treasure more IN Heaven.
pb IN ne arms o. its shepherd,
pm tho flock and carried up the
PURITAN to toll the rest to the
P'ures above, SO thy sou, that
-. " Nv ~. u. ~ :. hvh"n. "a" -.
I We therefore bow our head.
~, but in meek mess and resigna.
trust U Lord, besseching Thee,
. . 'n' .n'"s. 0. eAl'n, 20 ena
.,, -, I'M
4 morn
brs Oceans writhing foam
I Feace I'm trials meckly
u.s. H. A., c.
,ome,'
+, A. Paula in mi. co,n,y ~,
d Of November, of consumption
MIN W. PATlLLO, aged 81
nv ~ .ooe".ea ,cA'es !" WIG anu
r.
-, ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

t,ll mbti.tsiaisd. having tvu large usws'
pal~F o-iaulrlimtl aiai nndnE that 4 IN
sni,,- tt.4 much ahor tp manager thsm hpih
pfuIi. fiY has Aiienanrd "a dispusr If ouc Il
ihylu. and runcen,tai. o. Nfs.nfr~. On re-
hsi. uii a} lsiityry. taNuF th, hoilof = The
fortunate ticket ~ male Biz avn r''ltg tinn
Il itt una BE- thiuhs thr wf~t valuable.
Ihsrt ale tr ehn dnsltc tn ra into the
prmtug iaisia.-- Who paeaoss ihr m'anr
10 !tst iaal anI.l f. o fsiuaiIO u,w~papsf
establishment lu ..ul u th" msnn'i
m,lOs,d. this dlniu.o O.. nis iai'sl. pfu,lng
mutually sathutal ts f' Iia 30 Nfr aud th'
fortunate IWr latfa
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANT a man to take the Agency
l for Lloyds great Double Revolving
Mans Of Europe and America, with the
1000 county eolored map Of the United
states on the back, issued to-day, and
needed by every family, school and IL
brary in the land, with patent reserser-'
BY which either map can be thrown
front Each map is 62sdl inches large si
with ribbon binding and double faced
rollers; cost elg0. 900 and three year.,
labor Price q, worth $50 a small
capital win do TO start with slo"soPs
can be cot for these great maps SEM
for circular, terms, &c. Twenty new
maps under why, } T. Lloyd, (f' u
Box 1927 Atlantis, Georgia ~ :.
Nov. q. 1868. nie-"
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WHAT ~ rHoUour % rnr PIPER ~
TGXAs.

The undefs.gnrh mrirfanin q Marshall
Tuxaa. have read he iaf going eFrtiias
aud endatao u IN tsoY particular. III.
rfsaa Iapunl.ean hoe b. sn lsadng pspai
ia 4, sAs flr up@aisis IL .lghtnn yoers, iiss
= wid, circulation, aud cnloys rith lite Pm
pnstpr, the rpHiaeut. ahd fflrnletii ~ ute
nesf,la II the ~ials We recommend tiir pa
pcs b. our friends se Rn cscclleni advertising
medium
O. q. daegs q o.. ", u. lirisioe, y ~
Martin A 90, ~ T.. Aingi,iun, Pearson a
piiI.bnfy. suiiil. A sefat. Hill HAsloy, 4 Ca
" H. H. Ward, u. IS i.anesstaf, Mm. NJ.
Jahnp,u. u, knight 4 60, HsHfiali s Iisf'r-
n,H, Miller. Mchsller A Co, J VI Wagon,
T.. {. D.l-le, ,IS5man 2 wDmaek, Dan.
Mvsrs. john ii,isaH ]. t.., J. " Galway
h To-, NJ. l.bseuhsn, Ice b 4 Joi,ss, John y
wpinses, Les 4 Jhou4pu, A. a. Duke & %.
FnoM Is-GnY, CLARK. I cordially en-
dofss the foregoing Tao two psparr the
Iiinf- aud Republican are among the beet
advertising niedinns IN the State u J.sar,
tueAaB CisnY,
Tho rai.er = : ~eekis, ih. same size "a
the Ieff.s -.,n Times. size u tho sheet ~ b,
"a. containing NJ uolninns Il has always
hsd l2fy. and valuable advertising patron
age.
Tis Marshall printing of,ic, Ia one Il ihs
moet complete aud tslnsislf 10 tbe state
| II embraces a large amount az printing ma
tar.si. one II fostcr'r Cylinder Presses
fuor .Gl connected si,h the estabii,hmsb'
| al esceilost lob nffies. The age u tie pa
per, and It's character, render the establish,
iioni very dssigebl. property,
Naaris all the material IN both of,in-s i
now, and well -ei.css'd fbs fivptinto
himself b an old printer, apd sskst.a |
! hims.if Printer. sill understand shst !,
| mcani, by saying that The ofsife contains 81
| estss quantity II ns~apspsr type, isrH'
| fiuhtr ~ fanny TYP, extra -ofis II CAPS
| uusd- Sc, aud Aisin.lals. - lsasis, ru;s-
iH7 HptNT
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

l. valuable ono, having sn abundance ~
Newspaper and l01 i,1u, two Job prcssgr
Ipd fiualr tjLriu NHiH,f iIHr rf'sF. ~
uiN
-.HUN. til t.iH
- .arhsr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

The value OF these two newspaper
establishments ia beyond dispute, and
as some one IL bound 10 be lucky and
draw the winning card We spprehsnc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

Col PHILIP STOCKTON, General
Agent for State Of Texas, Galveston

WI. Z. ALEXANDRIA, President
Col PHILIP STOCKTON, General
Agcn, for State Of Texas, Galveston.
Cash Asssfs, Nay lsGS. . 100000 10
Aaauai Income orer l,OoOOOO 90
Sum Asssred during 81, i5,23s, 400 20
Number PoHces corering
ADORE imouHf. ..... 10, i65 10
Areroge Awcnf y each
Policy ....,,...... i,352 IS
THE Equitable stands first and fore
most among all modern Life Assn.
rance Com, anies Chartered in 1852
for an unlimited period f il- Co. .u'
stripped all rivalr, ih, d,
surancc 10 all persons .n I'D Lcsit.
upon AS good, II not better terms, than
any other Company in the United states
Attractive Features:
II issues all desirable life, endowment
and non.forfeiting policies on n single
life from $3.50 to s25 600 lts dividends
are made annually 10 policy holders
All its profits arc divided annually
among tho assured, and may be used
according to the discretion Of its policy
holders in one Of different modes, via :
LIST To the permanent increase Of sum
assured 2nd To the permanen, rcduc'
ton Of the premium 3rd To the in.
crease OF sum assured for one or a term
Of years 9TH To the reduction OF pre-.
NUNS for one or more years 9Th, To
the limitation Of the number of years IN
which premium. are 10 be paid
II is 4 purely Life Assurance Society
and does not engage in any other kina
Of insurance whatever Its investments
are confined by law to the best and most
approved securities Its business is
conducted upon an exclusively Cash
basis II is us' and liberal in its deal
lngs with the assured Il is prompt in
the payment o! all losses, never having
had law suit or contested claim,
North or South II !. the larges, Ma
tual Life Assurance Company, for its
years, in the world
Its policies average the large-, Of any
American Company, showing that u
larger proportion Of moneyed men con.
iiding in the ability, resources, and man
ngcment Of the Equitable, prefer to as
sure In this Company for Investment,
than in any other
W. LlTJLEJOHN, Agent,
Marshall, Texas
July 10, '6s ms
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

=. |. D. o. r, meets at their Hal
on Austin street on the lst ana
3rd Thursday nights in each
(onth. Brothers in good standing are
lyited 10 attend
JOHN WiLER, G. L.
J. +. NAKxxpRLL, Scribe.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

Triumphant Again
THE Grand Gold Medal Awarded
/ 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
1865. II HALLkR, Agent,
A. Campand ISIS Tchoupitoulas SITS
Dec I, '6s,-yl NEW ORLEANS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

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