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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

CuRIosITIEs or A CONSTITUTION
1t seems . paradox to say that
those persons who shout loudest for
liberty arc commonly the most lib.
cral but the world abounds in proofs
Of tho assertion. The telegraph
brings fresh evidence from the State
Of Arkansas. Tho convention which
has been incubating at Little Rock
for = long time past, has at last
Matched out . constitution, which
combines the extremes Of freedom
and tyranny to an extent hard 10
parallel in history. Aftcr giving the
ballot to women and negroes, and
making them competent for jury
duty, it proceeds to declare how
voting shall DO done on tho new con-
stitution. Voters are required to
swear that they have never given aid
to secession in any State. This Of
iers premium to perjury, or shuts
the door Of repentance and rciorma.
ton against those who hare erred,
and is Of itself a monstrous instance
Of injustice. Not satisfied with this
the trainers Of the constitution clap
. mussle upon every mans mouth,
by requiring him to swear that he
accepts for all time the social and
political equality Of the white and
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14
sVOLEN-s21 REWARD!


CTOLgN from my Livery Stable in
= the town Of sulphur springs, one
large gray horse, full sixteen hands.
lie has large knot on his right side
near wherc the girth passes, he has .
brand on his Isft shoulder about 3
inches long. in good order when be- WAS
taken, about . years old, splendid
traveller, a good deal Of tho dee bitten
about tho head and neck. The thief
was n baker by trade, about 90 Or 70
year, Of age, about . feet high, full faces
light auburn hair, isclines 70 curl, with
thick African lips lie passsd bis name
Oh as q W. Milton while herr, ! learn
al other places he sad his aaas Was
Milton May, asd thas his uncle John
May lived near Bsat0avills, Ark.
When last heard froa ~ was passing
A. my brother. ! will give Is dollas ~
ward for the horse. will reward aay oss
literally that will give me any isfosna.
ton. 70 that cas dad ny hosee, Thiel
sIso took new saddle esd bride All
livery stable men arc requested 10 tale
duo notice, and assist friend that has
loss ! good horse. will ever b. rssdy
u retupn = like favor.
4. J. GLAsSlDtk.
Proprietor Of sslphar springs Livery
Stable.
March Ia. is6s. n3.-lt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14
SPLENDID Portraits.

T take this method TO inform the eth
/ xens of Marshall and the county Of
Harrison, that I have been appointed
an Agent fos the sale Of those Ane steel
plat Portraits, lately published by Mr..
James IiummelI, Of New Orleans, viz
Generasa X T. Ice, Albert sydney
johnson, 7 J. jackson, and The Better
Land, which have only to liz sccn to be
admired BY all, The three hrsrare ac-
knowiedged by those who ought to
know, TO DO the most perfect likenessss
of those distinguished Generals, that
have ever been published, md the pic
turo entitled Tho Better Land, 10 one
Of tho NEST beautiful and finishsd On
cravings ever executed in America
These Portraits will be lcft for few
days only, at the Drug Store OF DR. an
caster. Gentlemen aud ladies, Of Mar
shall, are respectfully invited to call and
examine them They can be obtnincd
only by subscription.
". LlTTLEJOHN.
March IA. '6s n32-2t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

NJ d. ECr0R, Attorney aud Coun-
W. selor at Law, Marshall, Texas,
having resumed the practice Of his pro
fession, will attend tho Courts in the
coa,ties Of Harrison, Rask, Panola, and
Upehur, Of the sixth, and Marion, Of
Eighth Judicial District
OFfiCE-Thrce doors East Of tho
Capitol Hotel.
March IA, '6S n33-n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14


a NJ o. . A.vas6 ceeo defeat
~ = MS sSo controversies with Mr..
s:" ..Js '"a zen uran', has ss'
.n. 70 "or1 70 spite and worry
'''s $3.50, $50 49, T. , sun
dencc His tail lssh you .ro.sd
the proverbisl stsnp he bss bees -
of,en whipped around himself M.
clovsn foot fail heavily uno, vou,
toeai His pitehfort toes YOU b~yonJ
the sphere OF the esrth's a,tr,c;;on
One half Of each numbcr oc N.
New York Herald is devoted ia yehs.
mcnt declarations that tho y.d;c.,
party will b. not only annihilateJ
ou' damned IN the Presidential cleo
u1n, ana 'he other hall to equally
tenement declarations that Grant,
,ae racice' candidate, viii b. certain
ana '''umphantiy elected What
usn one ray about such paper as
that
Honesty Ia the hos, ,o,;.v m,
'"yg lr'.1"s.
"aaeS'y snou,d regard ms As a
a"nasome compliment coming as il
- :s' away Oeen observed that
"en' !" a',ng ng"fcs Of speech, are
AP' 70 use '"osc suggested by their
C~n voca,'o"s Of habits. 80 Gen:
u',n' spoke OF bu'icr a. bottled
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

Dickens didn't dead. head the
amusement committee in Hartford.
and his license cost him ono hundred
dollars in consequence.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

The ISLAND or Sr. TuoAAx-
This rscsnt acquisition Of our row.
essusat v about the size Of the ci,v
Of Louisville within the TAI liui:.
and about one .cighth Of Il suscepsi.
bio Of cultivation has = populatsos
Of full $4,000 souls, one. third Of
whom arc blacks, but when properly
reconstructed will make . very 70.
spectacle free negro State, and will
have two Senators and ono Repre-.
sentative in Congress. Whes the
Government shall annex Congo,
Timbacsoo and Dahomy, and he
rebel States send in their loyal Sen.
asors and Representatives, tho party
will be strong enough TO rejsc, the
white Senators and Representatives
from Massachusetts, and Michigan.
and then We will be done with con.
tested elections.
hope some person we'll posted 10
the question Of tho whole cost Of the
island Of 81. Thomas including the
expenses OF the negotiation and
taking military possession will cipher
II up and inform us how much We
pay per acre for al of il that ia Ct
for cultivation. Tho question is of
some interest 10 tax payers Just now,
insomueh us oac. half the States have
no money, and the ether half have
no markets the bond holders pay
no taxes, general bankruptcy crying
out against the capitol at Washing.
ton, and our ponderous old humbug
At the head Of the Treasury Depart
mcnt running the machine on con.
traction of the currency to a gold
basis, that our boad holders may
make their hundred per cent. of Of
the labor Of the Northern States.
When things get to the wors, there
is some hope of amendment, and we
ere so near the worst nov ms to en-.
courage us to look for speedy relief.
- Lou. Courier.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

Twelve railroad lines actually enter
the city Of Chicago. Two hundred
and fifty trains arrive at and leave
tho dcpots daily.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

Douglas Jerrold wrote q hand like
coppcrplate, and prepared the best
copy for tho printers Of any author
Of his day.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

A usa ,sasrisg from Aispepsia
fes nothing bright In the noonds.
Pn. Asetlsr with = rusty liver
Poks sPoa . Tower garden a. so
Psny wseds. Another with nerves
angles ~ aothisg lovely In the
post bsasA4hl woman. Another
ith . disorasred stomach can utter
, word that y aot tinged with acid
ID FIRE.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

The convention Of New York has
voted to submit the question of ne
gro suffrage separately, at the cleo
ton on the new constitution.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14
I'M a I1l.DAN EMIGRATION
Steamship Agency.

(lxasl,s NasAas's Cbcsrsct)
TIVE Asst assansv under tAis Cosssues
/ viii h. dispatched ftoM ksw ~.
Isans aboat The Sch Of MsssA.
Ths HtsesesS n thh l.l~s vju ~
asst elass No dissv;minasip~ vili b.
made In the go I'm mohaaioss ~ rssssr
gers. An wili h furnished ~iAA ssc.i
isvths And bedding p,s~ty NJ ssbstsa.
tale, vel! cooked tooA N will ~ n The
sane tahlss MEDICAL Asloeiaass asd
medicines viii - fsssiuAst. fs~~ "
chssss anpIe a,tsaAsscs II ssrvssts
W. kssAaas Ces&vsss sbDieal,s Asn
y sssssrsst Satgsss>s, aAsts psssusai
sescte Esd AGvseskssaI inpisGsrass, 10
Mo - Jessls~ N A~ask' asA hp1gs
thsa whiht sAsss asA n sssssesst
AsA sAsscs n slss fost ~ sAs Coast,
ssasess W. Hsttis~s~s sslssssA
Prize II l'assags. ~ aAslls ois0 solA
" kio II Jsssirs ss~ New OyDss~s
Chlldrss Of : 10 10 Year, us eoId
should ~ s@igvsst dssirs y ~ car
r'ed 70 asy oehss fest thaa Ma 4 j..
sslss, ~ 6ssa, satsa, Will b sAas.sd
These Pvisss ar higher tAan tkose
asss dssitsd a. BY w. NasAss, sis
nosths ago; bat havs kses.s ssse..
savy N sssss The sWAssssA ssslay 81
sHss ssing nvs4 dlsss Oesas tssasssss
This advanced price 10 ns~h less tAsa
v charged % i've Nail b>ss NEW fts&
New YosA ~ aIo d Jssssss ~ht,s1 s~
M. Nsshas's Aasaasvs ths sscomaode.
ticns viii h nseh sepssios Ne kai
grast will h saved Ne s1t4issal q.
psoss and delay of tbs tstp 70 New
York ~ viii, bsstaes, II .Alnaaiasd
sssil h reaches biz shinass Ass,isa-
TIM.
A Ctroslas, giving farther detsiiS Of
hr NstAsa's Csaassst, viii h. ssat 10
any pastiss assisoss n ses~sias passaxe
on the ast kssaass, sAssh apFiy early
III. HART, Assst,
Nus No tu<l1, fsss OlBss,
Oass, No ~ Uwloa street,
New OySnss.
Feb n, on. 40 Z,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14
SNeclA Mn<>ee~.
/. O. OF II. M.
Swamp Eagle T. be, No. l,

MEETS every We'd
nesday evening, at
their Wigwam, in
tho Masonic Female
Institute Brothers
in good standing
arc invited 10 attend.
T. +. HAWLEY,
Sachcm.
- = ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

CongFea sasee domestic cotton to
leresss ~ sessass, and, At the
(me tine, gsfssea 70 plaes ~ import
y ~ Nssi9n e1oeen, Il 10 hard to
|ndsn>Aad ny Cssgsoss should
brow ssay III - % re foreign ar
lele, Csssaealys II any revenue
Pu'd Be- obtalssd q I'll Il would be
asins fsssiga ssttes. --AvA. ON.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

l.. and A. M.
Marshall Lodge, No. 20.
a MEETS second Friday in every
:, * month at 2 o'clock, p. N atthcir
Hall.
u. b. BLALOCK, W. NJ
W. =. nuDoISs, scc'y.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

Ths Dsuocrais are confident OF
succsss IL H. approsehisg New Eng
laad slestiess.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

Golden Rule Encampn,ent, No. 10,
-, !, o. y + meets at their Hail
on Austin street on the lat and
- 3rd Thursday nighs in each
month. Brothors in good standing are
invited 10 attend.
J. r. CHAMBERS, c. =.
A. FRAMES, Scribe.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14


I. o. o. T..
John n. Gibson Lodge, No. Is.
- MEETS every Monday night,
at their Hall, on Austin street
~ Brothers in good standing are
invited to attend.
JOHN wILEli, NO
! y. NAgSxpeLt, Sac'y.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

Narshall Chapter No. 10,
MEETS on the first Monday In cach
month, at 7 O'Clock r. n.
W. Z. WOODS, II. +.
W. II. Isisrow, Recorder
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

uuw OAKLAND an1sasscaA
X x. WaIksr / Co
@. ". Msasoa.
n nsste:sd' s'. Of ''roeas ."d Mas
D. r. Lae.s, .1rn of fsllows 1 "a.
Jullas vaissa, nsn Of y. n Ksaas4y 1
Jssslaep, Weeks 1 70
\. n. nasyis, 1sa Of IN. n CoaasIy
/ co
Mssssu. ". X Green / 60.
II. vea PAsi, j.. 1 90
Geo q. Garner / %.
Jso II. Phelps u co
= CAssowossh, CA,sy 4 60
" ussdssses, Psejs 4 CO.
y. W, Hsstiagt~a.
Msssss. 4 H. Newman 4 90.
woois, Ms1lhsws / co.
Wssrsa, Cmwlssd 4 90.
ksAsli i Tksaas
nasssss 1 AAspssd
0sa ". 6ass&ss 1 90.
0ss. h b Bsshsss.
D. n hasvy.
Msssss Lash, Qsiaisa 1 90
WI. LII,
n. n. nsyss, M u Osvss, wsss !
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

Hon HoRArlo SEYMouR.--T This
distinguished Democrat, in frank
letter dated 22d Of January speaks
Of his severe illness, and positively de-
clincs being named a candidate for
Prsaident lie says his name will not
70 before the National Convention,
aud expresses his qualification that
his friends are willing to support
him for the Office Of President as
much pleased AZ IL hc wished the Of
6ce--that he has told his friends Al
Albany his purpose, whenever he
could not do so without exposing
himself to the imputstion Of declin
ing what might be beyond his reach,
--NempAia appeal.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14
A REPUBLICAN CONVERSION
The New York Times (somewha

n hkPUBLICAN CONtEbslON.- -
The New York Times (somswhat
conscientious Republican, says:
1.-THE fatal defect in the congress
ional plan Of reconstruction is that
it~ttsmptS to establish e!f. govern
s,ewf for twelve millions Of people,
without allowing tho slightest weight
to the opinions, interests, sentiments,
and prcjudices Of the eight millions
Of whites who are among them"
This 1t says, 4" is to be accom-
plishcd by the presence Of the sword
and the bayonct in every town and
every precinct Of the Sts.cs which are
thus to be ruled by plain, naked
force, just such as rules tho people Of
Austria, Of Turkey, and Of Russia,
to day
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

~. I-ouis nousoal Ian 0nsu-
rsncs Company.
Assts, ~. l. svsr Asoe. 900.
b. A. JANUARY, Prssidsat
JAMES II. LUCAS, Vice prss
WIN. r. HkLBY, sscsstasy,
WIN. N. BENTON, GsesrA AssaA
Janss II. I.seas, Henry Ovsssa0lts
Haassl Wills, Nish sshssess,
lsass ". Mitchell, VILLAS 7. DAY,
CAss n. Peck, David Keith,
Robl X. Woods, r. r Haas~tsnp
Jslss vslls, Chas ". NsCosd,
Geo X. Robinsoa, u. A. Jaauary,
l. X EuskAosssv, wm. J. Laws,
JoAn y. Thosnton, y. koslss, js,
pss N. Reagan, Jsaoh Tamm,
Hos. johs HoGsa
MCMAHON 1 OTIS, Gsssssl Agents,
No ~ Madison n Dst,oto Blosk,
MsnpAis, Tennessee.
Ns1SesI Exsnissss y. Whit,
n. D., ". T. Irvia, n. u.
O6es in TLly's Bsild,ng. On Milan
u, opposite Msssss, walsh ! IsoIsssss's
Sassvssoss, Ia.
THOH. W. H<xTT, Agent
~. o. G. CaslstA Medical Exesissv.
Thh Conpasy isssss polieiss ~ lives
% I'll tAs d0bssss plsas ss4 .. ~ fsvos.
ahls rsass - cay etAer, whils u hss NO
sss4eis~ieas ID ssgasA V si1Ass tssssl "
sssidssss, saA "a ~ psoaAs are divided
sassally aasag " policy holAsss. "
psllsiss ~ III hsssa ~ he 80 ~.
fsaiag paas.
q 8 lseaPt IN w. vaynsst Il les>sa
TAh Cs0Seay ssaeWs1, - sosobeeee
h lbeua, 1A(s DNsasanse pakeies AeA ~
~ eosthssa sssvivoss II ~ Iaas wse-
tssnia9 ~ sssscAisa, In tAh ssspssA
ftea ~ .sjosiay, u ~ sli tAs kssssss
eeopasiss, vhIeh, vhtls ~ var vss
gniae a., refused V receive pssaisas,
aad Nss pessssvs iasssnass "a AoslA.
en- lives, bse ass nou soiIsitiag HousA-
en- ssppost Ths ~. Loo1s uoeeso)
ssvss, dssisg ~ whole progress u ~
lais civil var, refused 70 receive he Pr
alsas - yolisiss fro. IL southern
pslisy hs,dsss.
Refwssess :---<M. h. n. Jshssoa,
PrssIasst Il Noas Inssvsses Ce~psay,
hssss Waish 4 Hos .sas, Ds u O.
Cails>A !. =. Css1ss. }. q. His1asv, lev.
l.. Tally, Jaass ". Hswasa, Dsssy 10
y, ~ b.. JssspA Wil1ss, Nv. X y.
Tsitps>4 D. D., CA '. =. l.sssssvssAh,
u. D. Y. As4sssoe, ~ CD " \
kA{vasu tlkesVon~gt L.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

assass ossslsy delivered > lse.
! 49, 1ss." = Loaissnss,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

NAxsow ESCAPE or BAyARp
FREDERICKSBURG to , lsttsr from
Italy, Bsyard Taylor came near be,
ing ono Of tho victims Of the land
slide Il Naples, which destroyed so
many lives. He occupied, with his
family, . houss 4. SAINT. Laci., which
uas one Of thoss overwhelmed by the
avalanche, but fortapaieIy, o" the
day il occurred, they wsrs absent on
4 VIA Y Sorrsntc. II II ssid there
we're two Amsricans In an omnibus
buried by this slide.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

The asvsnnah Republican edited
- thoroughly loyal" Northern
man, but enc who cannot approve
the recent radical policy says
The minds Of the Northern people
arc daily becoriag clcarer-.ths re-
formation hss begun in terrible
earnest, and We rest assured that it
will not cnd until it, mission is fully
aeconplishsd---thc complete over
throw and defeat Of those corrupt
radical demagogues who stand ready
to apply the serch to the templs Of
iuatice.'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

Caliso vest to : cafe with one Of
Ajs ftissds, and having partsken Of
reftsshnsnts, handed The ~sitsr =
twenty frsc piece. A moment aflsr
ths waiter returned from tho counter
asd dropped the piece on TIE table,
savise Counterfeit" Counter.
III . Let me look u il moment.
Amer exanining it--"Yoa didn't
look II he date, fool 1916, how DO
you suppose Il could have passed oil
this tiae II Il il counteriett?"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-14

aAneStsas novuaUnCus,
Rsv. CAAsies n H>aass; Jso ". ~.
~, Eeq. D. y Z. 0IbAs d. ". q.
fhsmAs, D.. y. 2 Rssvsa ~. Ids
nte, IN. n. G. nhvsa1A D. D Msssss
~ nsh ~ DssSlsas, M. y y. ALI.
Andes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04
YER,s CHERRY PICTORIAL.

soothing sxpectorant prepared to meet the urgent
need Oh safe and reliable FOR diseases of the throat and
lnngs trial of many has established the fact that
more efcseous in pulmonary Affections than any
remedy. Its efficacy hiss become generally known
that Justly regarded in msy countries medicine of
indispensable necessity In Great Bran France and Ger
where medical science has reached It's highest pereo
ton. prescribed domestic practice aud constantly
used IN the armies in hospital and other public Institutions
where it regarded BY the attending physicians the
speedy and agreeable remedy that be employed Scarce
~ neghborhood be found where known cases
Of dseased lungs. which had bsed the efforts Of
skini and experienced doctors, have been permanently
cured by H. These results the convincing proofs Of
the superior curative properties ef this prepsrson and
them the authors point with peculiar satisfaction While
NEST powerful against confirmed Diseases Is extremely
gentle medicine in infancy and youth, being quite harm.
less to the youngest When administered jndiciouy
The health restor-r sccompshes by prevention
than IL taken in IL heals all irratons the
throat sBd lungs whether arising frsm colds coughs
roa other and thus that sng train Of pain
full sad inrurable diseases, which would arise from the neg
lect Of them. Hence no family should be without it, In.
nuenL Group whsopng cough peurisy Rcpent
consumption and other affections OF the breathing organs
give before this preemnent combination medical
virtues.
Prepared by Dr.J c. AVER CO.. Lowell Mass and seld
BY all Druggists and dealers in medicine every where.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04

called to-day was a man named kesener from
Delaware, who testified very directly IS TO Cen.
Thomas threats to use force to get Stanton out
of the War Office but the severe cross examine
ton to which he was subjected by Sta9bery,
brought out pretty plainly the fact, that Kesener
was spy of Stanton's, employed to connect the
using force. At 500 the Court and Senate
adjourned 'Nr
House.-No other business was done except 10
read the journal of yesterdays proceedings
Indeed during the tendency of the impeach-
ment trial. all legislative business is virtually
suspended. a.lu-...
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04

K g. r. do claim to sell better goods at lower prices
than any of their competitors, to be the druggists
this town. but If wledge and l6 years experience
tho of pharmacy in all its different anches and drugs
Of the best pures quality reasonable prices command
any trade this community they will receive their full share
Of public patronage All they ask fair trial, and every
body will be convinced at encs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04
Thursday April 2

-hFTII
.SeRdte-The witnesses examined to-day for the
prosecution in the impeachment trial were e. go.
Emory, who did not testify that the Pres'tert
advised him to disobey law OF congress- Col.
Wallace who failed 10 swear to the same thing;
and Secretary Chandler who was ruled out.
The only other evidence a lot of telegraph
dispatches between the President and ex-Gov.
Parsons, of Ala, and the correspondence be-
tween the President and Gen. Grant. AT @hye
o'clock there was tie vote on the motion TO al
journ, which the Chief Justice decided in the
affirmative, to the great disgust Of Sumner,
Drake, &c.
The Horse did no business ...t.-t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04

SHERIFF,S SALE.-By virtue o, an execution and
~ fee bill issued out OF the Clrks Office the County
Court of La Sale county and State Of Illinois, and 10 ma
directed whereby commanded tho ansun Of
certain Judgment recently obtained against Anderson
Hiram Baker and David r. Breese in favor of George L.
schuer out Of the lands goods and chatels of
the said David r. reese Ihave levied on the following pro
pety, tow: The east half ~ of the northwest quarter
70 section twentynne 29 township thirty 1851 north
Sale County Illinois.
Therefore according to said command, shall expose for
se at Public Auction all the right title and interest the
above named David r. Breese in and to the atoye
property Thursday the s0h day April 1858
M at the soath door Of the Court ousein OTTAWA La Sale
County, Illinois, ! .t. u T,T -
Dated at Ottawa, this first day Of April, 1885,
April 4-3w Lats sh.riif n T.. Sa,ia 70 M
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04
DirD.

In Chicago, March g o'clock NJ, OF Inflammation
OF he bowels l. PERCY HART Auditor OF the Ch.cag
Northeastern Railroad Company,
Many Of citizens will remember the marriage OF the
deceased TO Miss Clara daughter OF Ma-son
Of this city Ia November last she absent In New Or
leans the time Of his attack and did reach Chicago
I'LL after his desth.-(sprngfeld Journsl)
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iSSOLUTION.-Thep partnership heretofore exist.
- ing between the undersigned in merchandising ID the
OF oreator La Sale county, Illinois, under Rrm name
OF temple Kennedy, this day dissolved by mutual cor.
Any outstanding claims against In favor Of the late
nrm viii DO settled by either Of the undersigned.
Sreator, April 4, 1s6s-Aws J. M KENNEDY
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'Fine feathers dom. make fine Birds."-The
merit of "Barrett's Hair Restorative" is INSIDE
the bottle-not Outside. .
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For colds eoaghs bronchitis, aud all affection s
OF the lungs, take Ayers Cherry Pectoral, which
is sure 10 cure them.
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Marrie0.

On the 81 Inst by Arthur Lockwood, Esq, Mr. Joseph Il
Puwman to Miss r. Gays, both Of the town OF DimmCk
In Ottawa the, 2sth nit by the Rev L. Coleman, Mr.
john Miller to Hiss Mary A. kilmer