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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19
THE GREAT NEW YORK AGRI-

4 ricultural, Horticultural and Family News
paper.-The Rural American, published in the
city OF New York, is now the largest aud most ee-
$3.50 year ten copies $3.50; twenty copies $40,
OF only one dollar year Every subscriber in
clubs OF ten, at sl50 will receive free package Of
Early Rose Potatoes, selling at $40 per bbl, post
paid, worth sl25. The. Rural American is everv-
where admitted to the best, cheapest, and the
most practical farmers and fruit-growers' paper
In thus country. Its edtor-inc chief is an old farmer
and ruit-grower of forty years experience, The
publication OF this paper was removed in June last
from Utica, n. y, to New York city; and the
editorial and business office to New brunswick N,
j., tnear New ferk,l where its proprietor owns
iarm within The city limits, Of l22 acres, worth
900; aud also has large cash capital TO ensure
pefmaneney TO his publications. Club "A gents
wanted everywhere, who are paid very liberal
compensation. Samples OF paper, blank subscrip-
aon lists &c, free. address I. y. MINER, New
Brunswick, New JERSEY.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

d. \, Salter Of Barre, is the owner of
hen turkey that laid l25 eggs the past
season, and then Matched and raised
brood of young turkeys. She must have
been fed on "Breeze Potatoes
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

The DEBT or CHIrIESpES COUNTY
The following was the amount Of indebt.
ednoss of the towns in Chittenden county
as reported TO the State Treasurer, on the
third day Of March last
Due 10 the Trustees of the
I. 5. Surplus Fund, 1855 90
Other Debts, l0l 1865 II
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

With illustrations, Music, Poetry, Sc,
Vol Xxx, for 1862 will excel in all the essential.
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making the
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With offices in New York City and Rochester
the great business and commercial metropolis and
the heart OF ,sa.-a ns,tei h,~tSl0t tile Rural
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object.
The Rural is not monthly Of only |? issues a
bers
Whether located in country, village OF city, YOU,
your family, and nelghb0rs, want the Rural ior It
Is superior IN value purity and variety Of contents
and adapted 10 the wants Of all.
Both people and press pronounce The Rural the
best paper IN its sphere. Try II and see.
Terms Single copy, - a year; Eve copies Al 1:
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subscribe and form Clubs Liberal inducements
10 local club agents Specimens, show hills. sc,
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II, ID. r. MOORE,
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sii7.5ia 8;


Sr. ALBASs-James c. Davis. clerk
At the American House, was recently held
to bail in the sum Of five hundred dollars,
for trial at the county court, upon the
sa.~.ee ~ a.,a-ptina w sh-aa.a a-1 -
timidation to extort a promise, and com.
pei its fultillment, Of marriage, from Miss
Mary Perry, who teaches school in the
basement Of the Catholic church. He had
several times, it was proved, drawn re-
solver to brighten her into promising to
marry him, and afterwards to compel her
to fulfill the promise.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

WOOD LOT FOR SALE--ONE
w Hundred Acres, located in Mendon, near
Perkins Burnt Mil, five miles from Rutland on
agood road. Price $500. For further particulars
enquire of II. o. Perkins, Jerry N. Thornton,
Darsn II. Ormes, Mendon.
Aug IS, 1865. d6wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

1t has ave editors and not less than fty contrib
utors. Among these are the best
newspaper writers
Abel Stevens TheO. l.. Cuyler, The0. Tilton,
DAM. d. Wheedon, Editor OF the methodist
Quarterly, Nehemiah Adams author of " 4 gnas, F"
"Catharine," etc, Misses Warner author Of
wide, Wide World,' etc, Phebe Cary, L. o.
Haven, Pres. Mich. University, Warrington" J.
ID. Fulton, Jas. Redpath, C. G. Hazewen, I. d.
Huntington, Bishop Thompson, willy wisp,"
b. X, Pierce, Lucy Larcom, Judge Bond etc.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

HOTEL PROPERTY.--THk Sub
4 L scriber offers for sale his three stor ana
basement brick building, 30 feet front, wi, un
three minutes walk of the Depot situated corn,
Of Main and Grove streets, Pouitney. Building
In good repair. Possession given immediately.
poultney three miles from Lake Austin, is one Of
the most delightful villages in the state and is
widely known a summer resort Terms easy
and price reasonable. Address
N. C. HYDE,
may29d&wtf Poultney Vt
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THE RICH DOOR.

A new Story by Miss Ann Warner,
Author Of "Quecchy," "The Old Hamlet" viii
commence with the next volume.
Chiidren's, Home, Commercial
Agricultural, Foreign.
Political and Religious
and all other Departments Of a frst-class paper
are carefully filled by the best pens
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

Nrhe above named Company would inform
Ill business men and citizens of Vermont that
hey are now prepared to introduce their i'm.
1roved method Of saving and improving the quail
~ Of couBnongas whereby the ordinary gas bills
gill be reduced from twenty five to fifty per cent
per month, and a much purer and more brilliant
The introduction of this remarkable improve
ment is attended with but little trouble and az.
pense and can be put IN in few hours in the
,argest establ shments
I, rno.. ,..,... ..u..;.-
III, 49,, ,"0 y, '"e Nis' quarter
"''''' ieH'e VI H''''s UP tue heees
"'i'''''"''
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not ICE.

To whoi = 1t may concern
will be ~ my office in tho Store OF 0. W.
urrier, every ternoon, until Tuesday, Deem
Der lst. 1865 from until o'clock p. m, for the
purpose of recelyin- the following Taxes, which
are now over due own, State, State School,
County. Village, Grade, school Village High.
way OF 1867. Also, Town, fradea scnToi, ,m,se
and Village Highway taxes o. 1905. Inc ,,nne.
date payment Of these taxes is Es |noota saw
cost. f. l.. STEAR. No .oector.
Rutland, VT Nov. 6, 1868. d.. a"o1'oui
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this wsel2ssdoL Mead win have charge of
the construction. of the monument, which
Will occupy several years. The estimated
cost will be 100000, of which $4,000
have been collected. The die is y 7enty
let high, and the total hei1 hit one hun
dred feet- The obelisk is to be surmoun-
I'D BY an eagle and a globe. At the base
. pedestal win support .. colossal statue
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19
/loN'S HERALD
VOL XLVI.
TIE EDITOR IS-CuiEF,
REV. GILBERT HAVEN.

mas lew equals and no superior, as a brilliant
writor and successful editor
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Hf,r advertisements.

These Dyes 'ii,l tht - h aud most useful
means Of Dyeng Household NtAfrl presented 20
the public They rmhis, eSelg shade aud can
he used with etItaiuty 81 tt,.afuln, Inquire al
the Druggiss tn hss r li.pil lives, take no
other kind,
Geo. IL keed 4 To-, Manufactures, Boston
use Reefs Chemical sponge Blsckne, the best
Dressing aud Backing tog l.sdie, and ChildTen's
shogs, lulbegs, sc,
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THE LARGEST, BEST AND

= IHEATENI. MoOft NufaI NtM@N Ofkef,
the Great National Weekly Tor eoun,Iy, suburban
and tows residents, viii commence IT, twentieth
year and volume Jan, ,, 1902 when Il wil b, pub
hshed on a mammoth sheet, eamprlling sixteen
large douhle-quaTto pages Of i've columns each,
AMI also greatly Improved in both contents and
appearance. This Will make the paper about
double its former size, with no increase in Irirr
Its ample pages Will embrace department. devoted
10 or treating ufan
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
~ Be sure and send Money by Registered
Letter, when possible In some instances Coun-
try Postmasters have refused to forward letters
to US, surprising that our business came under
the law against Lotteries, Gift Enterprises, &C.
although it has been over and over declared law
ful by the legal authorities. This action is insti-
gated by the Jealousy OF Country Merchants In
case any Postmaster should again decline to for
ward letters, SEND BY EXPRESS.
We cannot be responsible Tor money lost, UNI
less some precautions taken to ensure its ,af-
ty.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Send yoHr address in full, Town, County aud
State.
Z. 9. THOMPSON & Co,
lss Federal Street
Boston, Mass
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l LICENSED BY THE UNITED
IL STATES AUTHORITY
S, c. THOMPSON & CO.'S
GREAT
ONE DOLLAR SALE OF

TERMS To AGENTS.
Certificates giving a complete description Of
articles 10 be sold for Que Dollar, will ~ sold a,
the rate OF TEN CENTS each.
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Agents VIII please take notice of this. Do not
send names, but number your clubs from one up
wards. Make your letters short and plain as pos
chile
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-30
Jonesville Cub Meeting.

Pursuant to adjournment the
Democratic Club Of Jonesvillc met,
II. 7. Perry presiding. Col. Was,
kom, chairman Of the committee on
constitution and bylaws of this club
reported no progress, and asked Tor
further time. Committee on confer
ence with other clubs on the subject
Of laborers made no report, and re.
quested further time to report.
The following resolutions were
adopted
Rcsoiued Isl. That VIC will neither
lease rent, nor sell our lands to any
man, white or black that will employ
Radical labor on tho same so long as
the State of Texas is deprived Of ncr
rights in the Union as one Of the
States constituting the Government
Of the United States.
Reoircd 2ad. That the colored
members of this club be requested
to meet at the next regular meeting
and organize club eff the coiorcd
members and elect their officers.
BY motion il was ordered that the
Secretary Of the club report the pro.
ceedines Of the meetings of this club
to the chairman Of the Central Dem
oeratio club at Marshall, and to re.
quest information as TO the views of
the different clubs in the county in
regard to employing Radical labor.
j. A. PRICE Sec'y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-30
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

For tic Stat al Larry,
B. II. EPPERSON, of Red River,
JOHN HANCOCK, of Travis.
A'toradtes,
j. II. CLEVELAND, of Polk.
GEO. W. SMITH, Of Colorado.
FIR First Congressional District
WIN sTEDMAN, Of Harrison.
Alternate,
j. J.. CAMP, of Upshur
l@cond Congressional District.
D. b. CULBERTsON, of Marion
Alternate.
JAMES NJ. HUNT, of Gtayson.
Third Congressional District
G. W. JONES, Of Bsstrop.
.fltsradte.
j. NJ. ANDERSON, Of McIennan
Fourth Congressional District.
c. UPSON, of Boxar,
Aitraote.
CHARLES STEWART, Of Harris
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-30

The National Intelligcncor states
that no official notification of Gen.
Reynolds order forbidding an cleo.
ton in Texas has been received by
the Executive. And il also add,
proof conclusive that the order is
without all lawful aud obligatory
force, as follows
Tho "o.dcr il in direct conflict
with the constitution, in violation of
an act Of Congress, and in contra.
vention Of the State Laws of Texas
now in force, and not even attomp ID
to be repealed by tho so-called re.
construction acts of Congress.
The constitution provides that each
State shall appoint, in such manner
As the Legislature thereof may direct
. number of electors" etc; that the
"electors shall meet in their respec.
tive States, and vote by ballot" etc
make lists of persons voted for.
X Fl (which lists they
shall sign and certify, and transmit. .
directed to the
President Of the Senate The Pres.
ident of the Senate shall,
open all the certificates, and the votes
then shall be counted"
Now, the State Of Texas has by
its Legislature passed law in com.
pliance with the Constitution pres.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-30
Central Executive Committee.


WIN. NJ. WALTON Of Travis, Gu
JOHN HANCOCK, of Travis.
ROBERT JOSisLYN, Of Travis
j. W. THROCKMORTON, of Collin,
j. W. HENDERSON, Of Harris,
II. STUART, Of Galveston.
:. A. MAVERICK, of Boxar.
q. T.. BuRNEY, Of MeI.cnnan.
j. II. STARR, Of Nacoedochcs.
JOHN II. REAGAN, OF Anderson.
r. $. GOULD, Of Leon.
u, II. EPPERsON, of Red Rive
! ID. GIDDINGs, of Washington
$. PANDERO, of Cameron.
T. B. PICKETT, of Liberty.
r. W. BECKHAM, Of Comal
DANIEL LANDES, Of Austin,
r. B SEXTON, OF San Augustine
G. W. JONES, Of Bastrop,
J. W. WHITFIELD y, iavneca.
q. W SMITH, of Colorado
rrn / DURHAM, Secretary
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-30

~ The Austin Black Repub.
lican, referring to the card of Major
Blaneh and others, repudia,ing the
kind Offices Of n. V. Board, in en-
dcavoring to procure them Con
grcssional pardon, is very indignant,
and among other amiablo things
says;
These gentlemen will regret their
folly but once, and that will last for
many years. They have placed them.
selves beyond the reach of grace"
The Tyler Index says that Judge
Board will no. be very apt to again
prefer his services in behalf of gem
tIcmen 80 incapable of approaching
his kindness
These gentlemen knew perfectly
well, before they published their
card, it would bring down on them
the maledictions Of the radical press
but they also know that self-respeot,
and the appreciation of good men,
required frank and candid expires.
sion Of their feelings, Are these
radical editors outraged at their in
dependent course We would say
to them in reply; All gentlemen,
smother your passions, these gehsie
men feel just as much respect for you
as they ever did
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-30

glad that he is on, of the way, for
they were not only shocked at his
conduct, but they felt, in the relation
which he forced upon them, their safe
~ was compromised BY II, lie, all the
facts 90 to the country. If the peo-
pie OF Jefferson arc to be condemned,
let the amount Of ccnsure be correctly
determined. Patience and forbcar-
ance terminate in all communities,
under great provocationA Is it sur
prising that such was the case n, JEFF
ferson
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-30

THE SHERIFF AND PARISH JUDGE
OF 1T. MARY PARISH KILLgp.-The
New Orleans Bulletin, of the 18th,
contains the following
Franklin, la, Oct. ls.-Iast night
the 10th inst, at about hlaf-past
eight the citizens of Franklin were
startled by some eight or ten piss. ol
shots fired in rapid succession n,
o Neil's Hotel The crowd gather.
ed to ascertain the cause, when after
Few moment, it wac ...a1aeea that
Henry Pope, Radical Sheriff eject had
been killed. 1t seemed that Pope
was on the gallery, near his room.
when several men advanced upon
him and commenced firing. Before
the citizens could reach the scene.
which took place in rear building,
the perpetrators asd made their cs.
cape, and by many it is said, mount.
ed their horses and went full speed
down the road, and although some
were seen it was impossible to linden
tify ony one. Tho citizens, ignorant
of the causes which led to this, and
apprehcnsivc Of an outbreak. imme.
diateIy organised heavy guard for
the town and pairolisa until morn
ing. In their rounds passing be-
tive, the bayou and the hotel, on
what might be called Wnter.tre.t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-30
NEWSPAPER MEN NoTicl

NEWSPAPER MEN NOTICE.
Owing to the health of my family, |
have = desire to move South. | offer
for sale tho Sulphur Springs Ga
1ette,' with large supply of News
paper and Job Type as any Office in
North or North western Texas. And
also, large supply of paper aud ink ;
its run Of advertising is not surpassed
BY any newspaper in this portion of
Texas, II has tho legal advertising
and job work Of two counties, Hunt
and Hopkins with a large subscrip-
ton list in both counties. ANY per-
son who desires to purchase can call
and examine the Office and books
and convince himself. will take
in part payment, two two. horse
wagons and horses. Apply a. the
ONCE.
Mrs. q. HALLUM, Proprietrcss.
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orn LOTTERY .--Drawing he 2oh II
Noeember--The readers attention is
directed to the iiassering notices Of co.
temporaries, m the succeeding page
Tho continued and marked kindness If
the press, 10 most gratefully aeknowl-
edged These desiring an interest in
the scheme, should act prcmptly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-30
THE VERY LATEST.


The -uhjoincd are the most imPor'
,ant of the d,.petches that reached II.
-, Ia, n,.s ,,i..r,u.
o" "eu'e7 ~ -.
ms usual, are from uo 7'"'n o'e'"
Daily and the extras Of the Caddo ia
,s,ts. Those journal. will accept thanks
s...,..;.i .,,o.,;.os
'or INC" luz "'' """~ r, o.u.,.;,.
New orleans oct e ne 'o'' o
is Ten. Rousseau a'spa''" !" 7'''''
s~ry schoheld
HID. Qns. DEPART oF 'o o. 49,
New orleans oet 20, ,o,;
Nv :. MAJ cfh' eenohe'ai ,e' =, ""'.
! nave just receiver u'e ,",i'W'ne
on'c'ai comia"nieaaon which ! uS'ie,o
70 be True from 'ne "uNoihpf " '''",'
''iana ana ask Tor INSTRUCTIONS In '"e
premises
Mayer Ten J." II, Rousseau '''"iha"''
ing department OF ''o"'aiai'A
GENERAL The evidence is conclu'
sive that the civil authorities IN the par
ishes Of Orleans, jefferson and ~ fern.
ard are unable to preserve osde? and
protce, the lives and property Of the
people. The act Of Congress prohibiting
the organization Of militia in this state,
strips me Of all power 10 sustain them in
the discharge OF their duties and ! am
compelled to appeal to you 10 take charge
Of the pence OF these parishes, and use
your ierecs - that end. II YOU respond
favorably to my request ! will Mt once
order the sheriiIs and police forces to
report to you for orders
Very Respectfully,
Your ob'dt servant
HENRY G. YARMOUTH,
Governor Of Louisiana,
WAR DErA 1TuESr,
Washington Oct ~. lsdA.
Bv't Maj Gen. !. a. Rousscnu, Com
manding Department, New Orleans
yonr dispatch, Of tho Goth, forward
ing n message from the Governor Of
Louisiana, and asking instructions, ha,
been ralciycd. \ on are authorized aud
expected to take such action ar iAay
be necessary to prcr'rye the peace nnd
| good order, and protect the lives and
property of citizens
(Signedl j ~ SCllOflEln,
| Secretary of War.
The tenor VI N"usscnu dispatchc'
has not trunspircd beyond assertion,
that they authenticate ihc dislaiehe.
published BY the Associated Pres III,
star says, that prominent officer OF
duty in New Orleans, writes To an oil
Ger on Grants staff that the let lulau
try was mostly recruited in New ur
leans, and contains large rebel elc
ment ane there is good authority ioi
saying tina, this regiment viii soon b,
transferred To the frontier
Secretary Schoiclds reply, which
has been telegIaphei 81 the press, wa,
| received 10 day
Buchanan's troops have been in the cit,
since yesterday
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-30

NKw Yosx--D. Richardson, Esq. No.
" Barclay street
SnaEvHroRr--Frank Seth, Esq.
These gentlemen are authorized 10
represent the Texas Republican and
Jefferson Times, and We cordially re.
ommeud them to those having business
in their respective localities,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-30

~ The Tyler Index INDUCES in
4 great deal OF useless cxultation over
the recent Northern elections, and
has the impudence to say, he is sor-
~ for US, and the still greater impu.
dence to ask if VIC are not moro
ashamed of ours.if than Disguised
with the news. For man who con.
sorts and defends free negro party,
at the sacrifice Of his own character
and his own race, this is unparalleled
except in times like these lie ex>
poets nothing better Of us, but in his
opinion every old whig ought to be a
radical. lie, us present him, in re.
ply, with an extract from an article
written by the venerable George d.
Prentice. |, speaks for itself and
ought to make the editor blush, il he
Is capable of anything so delicate
an' rehned' II certainly takes the
bark Of of Wood, and the bark out
Of him.
a.,
w n ~, " ui"s.-in at Nynota'
o'e oia "hig 'cauer zee. ~ fren-
"oei wiring !" 'ne LOUISVILLE Jour
MAJ says
III there be n solitary human
being within our reach, who, by
some hook or crook of heart or brain
has got on the wrong side Of lhe line
of battlemparticularly if he has been
! an old Wing or Union man. aud con
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-30

exs- We have received pamphlet
copy of a speech, delivered by Col. Geo.
II Sweet, before the South Brooklyn
Democratic Association, on the nth of
September. II is crcdi,ablc to his in
tcllect, his judgment, and his heart
Col Sweet was gallant soldier, an able
editor, and is not less effective US m or.
n,as. Such speeches are calculated 10
do good and TO unite the country in fra
terasl bonds
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-30

~ We have crowded out everything
possible to get IL the news Even The
descriptive part Of our lottery scheme
has been laid over. But our ootcm 20
raries speak for us, better than We could
speak for ourseIf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-30

ExS- On last Sunday night, sam Dur.
ton, formerly of this place, Ind din
Guilty with young man named sam.
Adams, at the billiard saloon in Brewers
building, on Texas street, in Shreveport,
in the course Of which he shot at Adams.
The ball missed its aim, but unlortu.
natcly struck Frank Craig, the ron Of n
widow lazy residing in this place
Craig subsequently, died from the
wound. His dead body was brought up
on Tuesday Burton made his escape.
According to the report Of the South
Western, l;urt,n'- conduct WINS UNJUST.
fable, and he was under shc influence
Of whiskcy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-30

~ nc you want to purchase boots,
shoes, or hats, saddle bags, or trunks
See the ca 4 IL }. b LOWS, No Q. Tex.
~ street, Shreveport
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-30

ssaJ" Mr.. Philip Werlein, the proprit-
Tor of the large music store in New Or.
leans, the advertisement, of which has
appeared in both our papers, has been
spending several days in Jefferson and
Marshall His establishment, 50 la
rome street is one Of the most aitrac-
tive in the Crescent City Persons
DESTROYS of purchasing Music, Musical
Instruments, and Musical Merchandise
sbAald send him their orders. lie is n
thoro seh.goinc business man, u fair and
liberal dealer, and Southern man by
birth and education.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-30

Rr- For the liant week the paa!:s
Square Of this city has been crowded
with cotton wagons. The $. 4. Rail
Road has been taxed to its capacity in
carrying oil the great staple Of Texas
a now locomotive the " Marshall, built
expressly for this road, md twenty addi-
i,onal freight cars, now on hand, will
be put in operation in u few days This
fact, with the improved condition Of the
track, ensures the prompt transportation
Of freights which ARE daily increasing