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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24
Christndoro's Dvn


which In twinkling PRODUCES THE MOST
| ENCHANTING SHADES OF COLOR, from Brown
TO Black, is consequently universal favoritc, the
more especially NJ it IMPROVES THE QUALITY
OF THE HAIR and requires renewing less frequent
| ly than any other. CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRE-
SENTATIVE Would you have luxurant glossy
tresses clustering around your brows like vine ten
drills round parian shaft. Purchase that celebrated
and matchless preparation known throughout the
fashionable world as CHRISTADORO'S hair pre-
sentative and beautiner Sold by Druggists, and ap
piled by all H.ir Dressers. Mandatory No Gs
Maiden Lane'-Prncipal Depot Nc Aston House.
Antiquity ofBrandreth's Pills.
Age is not claimed q merit. only as . sign Of i'm
trnsic worth The really useful article lives on with
strong vitality the poor one languishes for time
and then goes out easily. BRAspKErn.s Pills. are
even prescribed BY great physicians when the bow
Gle call loudly for help. because they fail to
open and give relief. Hundreds Of thousands would
consider calamity II these safe family Pills could
not Be obtained II has been ofcially ssttled that
more Of BRASpExIn's PILLs are sold than all other
pills put together. Merit sells them. BaAspsErns
Ptas Possesses qualities which restore every organ
and nber Of the body to health are purely vegeta-
bic and safe for every period Of life Principal Of
See, Brandreth House. New York. Sold BY all
Druggists. B. BRANpAEsn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24
BATCHRLOR'S BAR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best IN the wsrld |;
the only true and perfect Dyes harmless, reliabls,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
nts remedies the III effects OF bad dyes invgorates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful black brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No. is Bond ST.,
New YORK. apr29. d6wiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24

Known to Mani
lin EY.s
mEovod Mod OesfohoP (!
10sne C1l = - Diseases ssisina ftoa = q,
| pure stase efeAo 0Gooe. ssch -
c. sssSs' Issase.., 80 Ssss :sn..
| Cutansous DS111o0o, ESfcd}iSi Disessrs
1rysipelas, Boile, General Debility.
Yfmploo on the Fnco, Liver CSmp1omE
Sore Eyes, scald hesd, Ions ~ xppsf sss'
GA and stubborn ulcsrs. Fsui stomach.
Together with oil other disorders non % improper
con tition Of the Circulatory System. AZ 8 general
Ionic ne effects are most bengnant, aAd cannot1ail
70 eensns whcre nssd psrssvenngly. and according
10 directions It's purely vegetable prepar ation-
nos single grain Of mineral poison enteEs into il
lief and enects tn most wonderful cures. 10 DER
dcee could injure the mo oct tender infant.
Also ssliers Ceeeh eyrup, ssier' Liver Pills
and Barhavee Holland Bitters
a.k.skLLEks = CO.. Sole nsPrissuw,
For sale BY Druggists East and West. is
Uyham's Hair Close snd Cvr-
ing riuiA = ~ best sir- dfssiae in u vorId. u
imparts beautiful gloss 70 the Hair, Keeps il In
curl, promotes its growth Ae Price. 10 cts bottle
UrIAn'e fmU1e AND Inrzs Da1ooxn ssmevve
.ss s. Tan suno.,n rnplss o ne Pace. set
- conte.
UsaAn's AsS1nA CUun relieves The noet violent
paroxyon1 ct Asthma In Ten minutso, aAd e6eets
speedy care. Price, - package.
Tln JAPANuD LA 09Am 6ooae the Whis0orS
and AcussaeAs beautiful hlaek OF broWn. Il CO..
sisI q nay9e RreparekiDA. Cslor win nj masSs
ga y . o. bFHAH, . SS.ih EssAts o.. pssla-
delphia. and b. all Draggists Circulars go nv.
Also ios sale " aA 0saellses e Davsnpelt. II.
vINEQAR.-Pnusaau Cay,aArsp c.
pRa vIxsaAn wsrrantod pure. and to preserve pick
les. First Pfo0ia0 aWafdod q the D. 8. pair llli.
nais State Fair and Chicago City Pair Larxsss
works Of The Kind In the United Ssates.
CHAS. @. E. PRUSerN0,
CHEGARAY INSTITUTE.
ASsLisH AND FRENCH. FOR YOUNG LADIES
boarding. ond Day Pupils,
lss' and 1889 Spruce Street,
~r~,,, ................... PENN,
w isnsropp en on Monday. Sep. sed. French 10 the
ken ntbs Ins,;,.a e family and 10 constantly epo-
jcl -ed ecdsr me DHkhEILLY.
, fraisrAtic Lon sore-Pie..s..
rtompi and Effective. Two taken =, p,cs, -. =.
vince next morning. Unlkeell pm. ,h..
n Sss, cause pain nor require iucrrsse %
.. They cure Headache. Dizziness. opu,...,o. -.
tiysnese and IndigestIon. wsrr. sns,nE from Coz
81 files. either hlsedne or blind. VI M eAsss
For sale ~ ]. 8. Harrieon ~ r..-s
~ lNmont Temple. Boston. ma I. III n..ss
s'''.' VI ""' - oahsd - fsceivtng 9 cat.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24
BULLS WORN DESTROYER.

sane nth, loSO.
IA JeiS Bslt-Dsar Sir: have recently
gwen yeur "Wsrm Destroyer" several trials
and and il Wonderfully eileseisus. II he's not
failed in . single instance 70 have The wished for
effect. I'm doing pretty large country pras
tics, aad have daily sss for .sons article Of ths
kind. In Tree 70 confess that knsw Of NO
rsns1y recommended By The ablsst authors that
u - esrtain and spssdy In ~ effects. On the
entrarv they are uncertain In The sxtrsns. Ny
object in writing you is to find out upon what
terms can got the medicine directly from you !.
II can get ii upon easy terms. l shall uss .
great deal Of il. I am aware that the use Of
such articles is contrary to the teachings and
practice Of great majority Of the regular line Of
A.D.'s, but see no just cause or good sense in
discarding . remedy which We know TO be en-
sient. simply because W may BE- ignorant Of IL
combination. For my part l shall make 1t .
rule to use all and any means TO alleviate suffer-
ing humanity which may Do able to command
not hesitatlng because some one more ingenious
than myself may have learned it, effects first, and
secured the solo right to secure that knowledge.
However, am BY no means ~ advocate or sup
porter Of the Thousands Of worthless nossrums
that food the country, that purpsrt to cure 81
manner Of disease 10 which human flesh 10 heir.
Please reply soon, and inform me Of your best
terms. am, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS P. CLEMENT. N. b.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24
EXTkl SPECIAL NOTICE.


Beware Of Countsrfeits omishN Tcaie euup has
sess eoaassrssssd and the eouassrsisss srbusht to
Smiths Tonic 0yruD.
ne eenuins article must have Dr. te>n Hallss pri-
vAte Stamp on each bottle. Dr.. John Dul only has
~ right to mauufactuSs and eel he oreinal John
veil IT, label % saeA bottle. II - peiva1o stamp
= not On The bottle, do not pufeho6o q yoa win BE-
deceived. Sc NJ solunn advessl1s0saA, end my
~ right. Ths gsauins onitAs 1saie imp can
saly s. prepared d myself.
IT, pablieS oesyo1A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24
Il 1 n b 8 e US

The 0rooHoot Medical Discovers
kAovvn to Mani
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24
WILSON'S
COD LIVER OIL

II recommended and prescribed by some Of the most
eminent ply sicans Of Philadelphia and elsewhere.
aud approved by large number VI ladies and gen.
tlenen, Wholesale and retail dsaos isas. merchants,
!nvslIds. and many Others Who hsvs bssn, On exam
ination, convinced Of its rare excellence.
This Oh can be obtained from all respectable drug
giss throughout The GATED states.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24

vINEQAR.-Ppp C~v,..-y, g.
pRa vISseAn. wsrranted pure. and 70 preserve pick
les First Preniaa aWafded o. the O. 8. palr llt.
neis State Fair, and Chicago City Yairi Lasreo,
works Of The kind In the Cnitcd ESatos.
CHAS. @. E. PRUSefN0.
apr2l-d6ueod G9QA al Stat At Chiesco
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-21

= ' =. =. ,k1IrYY1 w. H.
.;:::'s : 6ls$; .;sss.: :, 20 :.
nosstsfy, commercial aud isdustri,l
FSsesrces Of England, aad wAo Il
asv making = tour Of the Southern
States for the .lprpo,s 4 lookiss
isto the ia9io9lE 49,
.A's, soil, labor asd securities q Is
South, asd for safs ssd reliable op.
psstsIeG let 3tAs~ k1pelnes> y
ksaPita' ~ our couatsy, and Who il
qsite willisg, IL this sessss, y -
proved and seconded e3ciently by
oar land owners, to identify bis house
.ss ~ n NJ psl,se.l sisse?ss 20
Nake shs 66veAs6de successful In
Europe.
I These gentlemeat leave this mora.
In fs Canton, Miss., wasr. .hsy
.t!l Dssusns he sahjsee " ~ eos
si4saaiion Of The lasd - .ss Of that
section.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-21
MAKE UP YOUR CLUBS!
THE WEEKLY JEFFERSON TINES,
JEFFERSON, TEXAS
HsSE TEXAS HEP UAsE.Es:AN,
L A L, - l. 4 = - -
EDITORS:
r. w. LOUGHERY and A. ID. McCUTCHAN.
TERM s-(Specie >

Clubs often more pen annum. each y 90
THESE papers the State outside Of Galveston and lIason
with the leading those read
No spared make Them leading Journals and
Conservative their character and devoted the best Of tho
Win Freedom .nd dignity IN addition they nss Communications ro@
information adding Interest their columns
Each paper hundred and hI exchanges embracing the leading
Journal The United States l
With s.s advantages and with experience they hope
The full measure Of public expectation
there time the history The sosa whom she people ase:
present This the South DO found and to be found alone in te
All other closed the sole Medium BY which
the puhl min cunb be 81 2
o = new. aGoel to take tlen.
Our political in every
.N,c inf ha can be obtained
will be devoted other objects Of bis politics.
Scientific Researches Agriculture the News the Day tbs
attention.
circle
editors each conducting respectively these Journals
calculated strae, attention and 70 Invite The knew
he Ind in
does not feel wiling subscribe both and die them ssa keep
the let him take neghor
other aud thus obtain The lefasl Of both 4
make Clubs and oar make these
and consequently eng The editors determined rsnd
hemwo Of patronage
81 1867
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-21
Al tIi.s smidst tlIs greatest M

e. Az that amidst the greatest ma
tionsl 1jsa,paass nd ~ airsst psrils
of national bankruptcy, We must have
ailli3as III miilfons Of lazy blsck
psupsrs qaartered upon VI for sup
port. We sc no prospect Of the
terusiaA saeA NY tho moustrons evil.
It is all ths tins rapidly Increasing.
IT. uneqltnasl u tiiehtfuI. The
numhw fahSpAnpss hscoses great.
- 81 greater With every passing
month, and Il will continue to arg
ment until il shall embrace the whole
black population Of the South. We
have "a hpye, tAa., In . year from
thiS time, one negro in hundred
will earn his violeAla.
How can the country ever prosper,
how can II eyes ssetinus 70 exist,
with such mountain msss Of black
psupsrisn crushing out ito soul and
liz 2--Lo.isrilis Journal.
Not oaly il ths whole country
North nd spsth taxed to ksep up
this seedition Of things, bat every
county IN tho South, where there Ia
. large bstk poPsselaes 10 Aopslsss.
~ bankrupt. The sxpsssss alone
| sssaikl ~ porting uS6so sioas,
including costs and jail fees, involve
4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-21
MAxsyiELU Hkvnngxcgs,

Rev Charles Il. Stuart; Jno. W. stu.
art, Esq DR. X r 6ibbs Dr.. W. q,
Thomas, Dr. n. r Reeves, Rev John
Fl ,es, Rev H. G. Thwsass, D d Msssrn
Da Bcls ssd iAoukIaD, Rev y u Ahz-
andcr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-21
NOTICES!

A LII psssons indebted to Vim. Snsdi-
n her arc notified that his nosea aud
accs,uats arr in my hands for collection,
and hey are requested to call on me
and pay sf, and thereby save costs
Longer In1el4tnce viii ~ be given.
JNO. D. SHAW, Attorney,
Jaaaary 4, '6s. n22-sf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-21

On the Death Of Stephan ". Webb,
Wcep for sssphen---death pursued him
Tksos1h Ahgvih9, OF wees;
Warfare wounded sutdued him,
For he yielded not " foes. ,t4la
Captain Of Texinn hand,
Losdcs Of a ves' ran host,
Facing cAnnons mouth could stand
When contsnding for his post
Weep for Stephen--brsve ones falling
Tricky IA the leaden hail
Alb tho process 70 appalling, u.
Giant hearts before Il quail.
Twas = wound on battle field,
Kobbd MS country OH ..4,~--
Thon she sank, her doom WAS seald
When h goss her f6rcmuss hid
Weep fer atspken--all WIN kaew him,
lie ~ enpesin cfthc AvAvs. t%
Death, dstsyHin 4 - pvssas hin. ~
Track'd him bleeding u tho grave
Stephen had noble ain,
Pronpt ~ heed bis coSssrys esll;
For his pulse beat high To- fame,
Counssy'n esdom Of bIs fall.
Stsdfast, courteous, conasiiag,
Stern integrity his guide ..
Bland, adectionAte, abiding,
Virtue haild him on her side.
Flower Of the age and cline,
Iilighted In the storm OF war;
Bavnisg beacon, net In Tlnd i'-al
viii there shine brighter ster
Weep Tor Stephen sister, bosher,
FAend, Nqsai1tAaes, p~trise; 4 :
Weep for Sterhsn--tatl.sr, mother,
Stsphs~ must nos b. fosroA.
Death wss van1sish d 10 ~ Gil,
And mast soon resign hi prey m
Uato Jcsus, At Ills call,
" A tho last great rising day.
Weep for stephsp--hopeisl SORROW,
You have parted bat 10 day; b
You will mees again tpnesruw, $40
Hate ard Warfare pass 4 away I,
War has done what coming Year. ~
Long shall echo to the Ky
Carnage, tssassSe- waSee<i, 1ears, =
Pointing where oar dear ones lie.
They have fsllss--who, 70 raise "
Out iron vassalsee, dill bleed +
Coming ages they will praise Us
For ous s4osaa y b. frsed.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-21

On ~ US&o ~ pstns ~ q ~ ~ Ayde-
abldsafes a. my other, while h has No
restrictions in regard To either travel or
residence, and all its profits are divided
annually among il. policy holders. Its
ptescies are all issued on the non for
fciting plan.
It Is prompt in the payment of Losses.
This Company renewed, and continues
In force, Life Insurance policies held by
the Southern Survivors Of the late war
forping IN exception, IN this rsspsct,
from The majority, II not all the Eastern
companies, which. while the war WAS
going on, refused to receive premiums,
Tand thus preserve insurance on South
crn lives, but arc now soliciting South
crn support The =. I.Ossi. Manual
ns~~s. atxaas sAswhok ..ssrss~s Of tAs
iate civil war, refused to receive The pro
piinms an policies from its Southern
policy holders,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-21


Though We may expect death a, any
moment, yet we are never fully prepared
for Il
A breath. a throb, and ali is ever
the Eeen " haze lpvsd - sell = NJ b
hidSS~ fsom NE right Of asy, Ar ~
soul is gone
ASsnr three long ycass u ss0sriug,
We are panied to hear Of the death Of
our sstsemsd friend Cap, i. W. Wsn~,
Of Harrison ca, TsxsA Ons of The
unAsailing saer'6ces apon the altar u
cur grief stricken South A brave and
chivalroas patriot, cspt Webb was
among the iirs, to enlist in his coun,iy $
service After passing underlined ,lro'
pcrilous adventures in til mountain
tassos Of Virginia, he fm.i himsslf
facing the foe Mt Pleasant lin, La
where the fatal shot met hin, which
sArnly ssApped avay his lie, which
cl1Ed uvn his rArtl' ,Sls II JaouAry
1868, at the age Of thirty five. Brief
and full Of pain Was his life, and be
awaited death serenely patient A fond
and devoted wife gricves for him she
hes lost apl . listlc daughter who had
$nycs lArtrd 70 lisp HI. name, no moro
uW kD0w 1 Fathers uAre. In God is
our trust Father look down in tender
pity for the bercavcd Thou oan~t for
Thou an all power, Thou wilt for
Thou art all love.
= -. asa. ALL Nj L. n a.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-21

- A. several Of our eitissns are
.liatise 81 moving to csRfornis,
,lhs fe|lpsiss. hom tho Galvsssos
News, ny pfsvs Instructive I'D ~
tsssssias;
"a very Intelligent gentleman,
Who uadsrstauds the subject, tells us
that, Qelfsaia y ncs, a. isvitia1
lad RI elntet4hts without esptaI.
N SAets j. sew ,oyerrsa Fith people
AZ sii pasls u tie world, w
~. ~ sssnsy soest ssywhess -,
sD1k9s taess 4 ~ dtnspa tbs aeos
Iissary ,l6psrtrtsAs. Men, We have
| .y3sif 10 carry on sxtsssivsIy ~
hssisess appropriate TO ~ eesssry,
|een DO ,wsil ,sesseh; pthafs - DO
Is..sr lD1sst aayetsrs slss.
HtxyHp ALfve,- This h ths hes-
vibIS ipyssfe 10 With ! poor 1eYMau
.I5s Iust Nm put ~ 1sxas Indisaa
IA essili,s. jp whish III body va
icnna showed ihAs IL ssiassshls u,sa
ran q shaparsd yssh sfsss icing
1svsd sllo1 nusA longer Is Tho
Tcxs1 frontier to 10 d the .ssfey oi
shese iuhuman ssvagssf-1Ae~PA"
Iroiawkk<. = Tf,a +" n
rhssasssst is plain.' Usta y"
tovsssr i orxssissa uPoa ps's'o'''
hasis.
<x S<-4.- a7*~s-~
II i aid half = cranberry, bound
o. I cesx, VII kill T. fla na
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-21

Tho following 10 list Of The dele
gstss elected to the Couvso sioa ..
sss ~ the returns we're received o,
Yesterday. From those returns bu
Attie change, IL aay, eau b saectet
~ ~ ~ d dos counties yet I.
Near ffom:
Red OVERWHELMING.
Bed River And Titus--Gray.
ksgflaan aad vaa Zandt--Jsus.
0saysVIJ G y e. -
Grayson County Dis,rict-A. +
Isyant ands1. N s0amsesyg n :
y Collin and Denton--J ". Thorn.
~ M TAss. kealsy. tu snr
Assioss'aOsldwvll, Gsiysby, and
Smith, aifi sii 8aifn ~ 'iH
Rusk-J. W. Flanagan aud web.
stsr Flanagan. u = ! 2. p
I Smith,. W. hitmors and q
II. SlsueAsss.u Fs
Dallaa- Blsdsoc.
He&ase;4-Ervin Wilson.
i'rasorl4 County, nistrict--,A. y.
Mccormick II I'll II
4 Ellis County bi.triet-wrigh,
and Carter. ,A..
= Henderson, aud Anderson Marsh
0knn, r. =. Adams.
Z Houston and Trinisy-J, n. Bur
mott. A. T. Donroe. . III
Cherokee and Angclina-W. II.
Mullins, N. A. CASTOR.
Nscogdochcs-D.vid Muckelroy.
Jasper County District-S. White.
; ). 111A eH 1880 H. G
- Galveston--G. 7. Ruby.
HsrshAw h. Fsyfe, c. W.
Bryant. sg,
Harris and Galveston-n. K.
Saith.
Y Gfinss Waller and Madi.on-J.
p. Butler, A. Bumagton and T.
HArn. s.ssR ess41.aa tt "a
koaAgeassy-Janss Mcwash-
inftsa. ss'.sa = y 81 oa 81
} UysAs. and Wood--L. r. Harris.
BTssos--Stsve Carts.
Harstsson And Panola-N. v.
Board, Coleman and two colorsd.
l4inAaEoaa, Navarro AID Hill.
l.. G. Dyer, G. N. 6oreIls.
.ee--L'tPeru.
- MeL,n =, ~ anc .. D = ~. =
A,, u 2. vs1 n.. aes n n ..os'
sS'yeM CcussX ~ sc.-,ro sne
"asniessos 1M0 "sessF'seo--
'"nsn -.
Aus'ta.-Jess g, Ban,
co'orsdo-n; - Fosss1; ,.,,,
Aseeee 80 ,Oesesseo-H' y. VII.
''an'. :.
nesHoP-m' y nam'''on'
i fsye..s--h. L'"dssy. r.,..-
Fsyes's asa nss'F'P-sa''u'
ooeu'.se, ,c,,,
i snG oA'ove"-A' y "
h'er ,,, =. Aeessy, =.
: +" ,uos $40 "o'
~; Ls'oos. ~. ~
:. esos she hs''on-"' =
Jump. v,,
H C ~ ksSTSis.ssa.
r.
+s ~ :.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-21

References Col H. NJ johnson,
President VI Home Insurance Company,
dcssr, Walsh a lsois eau, DR. q. G.
Catlett, l. h Carter, J. G Elstner, Dew.
H. vaily, ,Ians4. " Howard, pspry Ia
cy, apd ~, losspl Wilder issy = =
Irppet4 D p. Capt =. 7 Lcavcs srth ,
DR.. o. n Anderson, and col W r.
shivcrs, shreveport, La
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-21

Golden Rale RassmpmAnt, 10. Y.
-. I. o. D Y nssk u A,Ais Hah
Jon Austin street on the LIST and
- ard Thursday nishts ia esch
month. Brothers in good standing nre
invited to attend
J. X CHAMBERS, G. 7,
A. FRANKS, Scribe,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-21

i. O, o. l.. ..
John n. Gibson Lodgs, No, IL,
- MEETS every Monday night,
~ tASir HsA, n Ausaia sfsssl
- Hroshersin sopd stsndii,r are
invited to attend
JOHN WIIER, " g.
J. T. NAxxSpsLia See'y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-21
Jllyr nE(E,yED.

UVDI WE<E1V T. u
Ura4sa usja.ss ~ for ~ go
T. lssa, froa d. iandvssh 4 Son
Also two bArrels af Onion svts
Those wisking rcliAhlc Garden Feeds
and Onio~ Sea, will ~ we'll 10 call %
The undersigned, ~ IN l. direct iren
phiiadclphis.
A SEARS
Asrshsll, Jan. II, ~ s2s-H
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-21
SNve>M NctAess.


MEETS ev, ~ We'd
ns.'iAy evening, u
tAsi. wi4~ss, ~
the Masonic Fep.alc
Institute brothers
in good standing
scinvited n ate nd
". ". Hsasts.il.
aachem.
o.. -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-21

,~valllIu I11lneAe4
asMh9y ssa,sls !.
/. large iasiG sssiss nssstsS VI
I ',.;,,ls;::s,.Hsxzl4*G..s =. !
/. " N. asas ssa1saA ssssess'
London, ~ 0s~ Gishssdsea
!s.la..st'sss:s@|
1 a. pissyti, ~ ~ pss.s
'n"'s ~" ''s
I nuite . lar1s nsseing Il gsstle-
1 = eAssASlA HA1f~d1tA u M
Inuni.y, vss hsl4 lass .iShA 70
N to ssax11nnla1e ssaseks On
Eons' ffon. g. Jeba EvpVs
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-21

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-24
Buckheld.

Thomas ) Brigham. % Bnckfeld. uho
caused the death OF his uncle. Michael
BuighAp. recently. was arrested Tor man
sAlf liter on Monday morning ast. AMI
broagh, before Hon Noah Prince, Trial
Justice. lie waived examination. and "a,
bound over in ,be sum OF 500 TO appear
a, 'hc March Term : Cour- lie iur.
n,,be1 securities. AMI "a, discharged
Seth Seamn,An. Esq. appeared ios STATE
@. ID. B.sbce. Esq Tor respondent, The
complainAn; Sas Ciiu,on Ripley.
4 sort OF a cross actinn also occurred IN
toun same day or rather the cross part oc-
CARED tie Saturday evening before. ~hcn
alteration arose between Thomas " Bow
nan and Clinton Ripley. growing og, %
R.plcy's recent failure Bo#man wAs Ar
rested, ADD ;iiei before Judge Prince. AID
fined two dollars and costs. 8, appearing
thAi be Struck the GrU blo~ Il ALEC al.
peAnng that more yioleacc was used By
Ripley ,iAu was necessary 10 ruPel tbs as
sAait. Ripley was arrested. aud 'ried. Jsds.
men, ia bis case vas suspended.
BackhelI IS plucsy .u.l- place. II wo
should ~ake lp some morning. and find tho
o3niy buildings sous we sb0al steer
straight ior BlcNdeil Village.
There Wil be a srani opening Ball =,
the BIes6ell IIaase, on Tuesday L,cuiag
next Alusic by Cole. leader Of Pouland,
Bras. Band
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-24
AndoYnr Llama.

Three iii slime, shock. OF earthquake were
ieii by mos, OF our ciiiIcn. on Thursday
evening. The 10Th ia.i They were sut-
feisnt 20 give buildings considsrabIe
shaking. suiiicicn, to rattle dishes and
stove cover, and siar,le our inhabitants
in general
Mrs Martha Gibson /, now in her 9th
year. aud Is A. sprishily a, mos, women
At 10. \ few moath, ago. she made
very nice bed 'PcsAd, qailI,ue it all herself
without sny assistance. SD. can still do
the nices, needle- work. she has been the
~,fc OF four Husbands.
Tho frs, church i, still without; pastor
The Andoser house IA, jus; had a change
OF Landlords. Mr. MeAliistcr Who Ia,
been the o~aer and proprietor Of The house
so many yvsts. has sold II 20 Mr. John {.
Merrill. Mr. McAllsier leaves The house
With the be,, ~i.be' OF AL our people and
We also congratulate Mr. Merrill in his new
posiiioa.
4 Boston gentleman !, building 4 very
nice camp a, the lake and a company Of
workmen from Andover has gone to DO The
work
mus, congratulate the new proprietor
Of the DemocrA; IN the posi,ioa be has
taken in conducting ii. paper. The article
OF ProgreAs,aa Wa particularly Interesting
and mos; appropriate for the ,itnes Please
give u, some more Of the same kind. lie;
,hs Kind o. qaaeIery and jagslcry DC
sho-R to the pablo in 1t, true light.
With the best wishes cf coastAn,
RN,pEa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-24
Maine Board Of Agriculture.

The regular annual session Of the Board
commenced a. Augusta. tbe 18th inst
Every County Vas represented bat Cum
ber.and seth ScAmmon has last been e.
lseted Tor that County
y majority Of she member. are sew. bot
tie Board is composed % men ~bo ill keep
up i,s character Their session Of about
two weeks, is generally very interesting.
snd aosorbs more interes; thar the Legisla.
turc. for the time
Questions OF much importance 20 the
farmers and agricultural portion % tho
State. arc iiscIssel There are generally
two sessions a DAY. one Tor bosiness pccuI.
Jar 10 the Board. and one informal session.
where al present are invited 20 participate
IN the discussion
The doings Of the Board are reported