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HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF MoNrAEA.)
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xont sMfM' n. Ssn W III I, ioS yS,,,
Y o'eloek. m, noNpAf, the "a Of March, lss, for
enmmsneins Nav L. iss. snd spdns Apri 10. istS' on
Route ke being from Fort Benton hoqtana s Ter.
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1vr tne nsw PoM npout 20 pe estAoiished on SAID
nysr wnshe,Sr may % loestca M iii h.
400. osc pcunss, more o. los. y" '0''' w. WIN ''
ns oS on route NO. Twill De
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PROPOSALS FOR CoMMIssARY STORES.

HRADa'Rs DIST OF ms IsDIAs TRRRIToRr,)
CHIP CoEAIssARY's OFFICE, ,
FoRr GIBsON, g. N, December is, 1857.
Sealed proposals. in duplicate. will 30 received St
the Office o. the undersigned, At Fort Gib'on, 9.
for the delivery Of Subsistence Stores, as follows
AT foKT GIBSON. CHEROKEE NATION. l. T.
30, coo pounds OF Fresh Beef,
To be deycred in such quantities and at such times
daily, II requred-as the Post Commissary may
direct,
$4,000 pounds Of Bacon, Clear Sides,
In sacks or ea.ksi to be Of the hrst qualityi
Loo bbls Of Mess Pork,
81. 600 lbs, Flour,
Put sacks barrels and equal In quality to the
best Xxx X st. Louis brands;
70, 0OO fbs Corn Meal,
ofthe best quality, and securely put up In sacks or
s. 900 gallons Cider Vinegar,
or the best quality, and put up good barrels half
barrels and kegs;
%, 900 pounds Salt,
or good quality aud securely put up In sacks or bar
els
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j, NS~' ... H
.... = t'# aI. 80 r..
.H. BANKERa ' H
..I Pa i'IF T---7' T.
vIYrERNrH STREET, OPPOSITE THE TREASURY,
a |rI .r ....
.r-..- I'D .. g...a..
,,
49,.
ooNkhNhkNT boNps, ..
sEvBN-THIRrfKs,
and
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COMPOUND INTEREST MOTIFS.
OrdArs for stocks, ponds nc executed, and Collec-
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Steamboat Lines.
NEW MRRCHANTs' LINE OF sTRAAERs.
EG EHHISET,u

WIN ,yn scgrsIly during ,ho Winter months between
town, as follows: Leave New York. from Pier ..
Ea.t River at the foot Of Roswell street, every Sat-
High street, every Thufsdsy, and XeIandrla every
Y.d.y 4 Iam For freight Or P,Ns sT yspRy a. the
aPS SolSE Hsfs
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PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER.

pRoPOsALS FOR LUMBER.
HEADQrARrKRs DIsrlIcr or IHDIAH TskAI1olT,)
posr GInses, G. NJ, SsnSsfy j, isS
oss Il = :, M
70 SslSSsl p. TaT6sbAY: Y.sIg.iX @ lsSs, p
Ss1 TsfS Is. :s ssisis the 'A
assorted as follows, 70 VIZ:
S SSS feet b9srd mcguire. 2, issh p'.eh. eis.r.
$'5 :. :. :. " IL /" ,. :"
none to exceed inches In width.
1900 feet Pinch plank for noorins. none 70 exceeds
inches In width.
II, 900 feet Inch clear pne boards
Tho requirements and foTmalites usual In contract
Ing for Government supplies will be enacted Of all
bidders, and all to whom aay contract may be awarded
Ror further particular. apply at this once.
By authority Of Colonel bel, FLOYD Jones, com
febs-id Capt. and A. q. H., Chief q. \.
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n Offices Of Patents.
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT 0PyIcR,
WARRINGTON, January 10, 1868.

UNITED STATES PATENT 0PvIcR,
WAsHTsdroN, January 10, 1865.
On tho petition Of STEPHEN BAzIN and JAnHs A.
BAzIE Of Canton Mass praying for the extension OF
npAtent granted 10 them the 18th day OF April, 1854,
for an improvement In Machinery for laying Rope,
Tor seven years from the expiration OF said patent,
which takes place on the 18th day Of April, 1888;
pcpt otsn sn MNpHY lhp III DAY q April neat
al !? clock IN and all persons are notified 70 appear
and show cause IN any they have, why said petition
uabt moi 10 be Granted
Persons opposing he extension aro required g Ale In
Writing al least foentv days before the day Of hear
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IHt OVI fUVFs
Approved, January IA, 1858.


Az ACT for the relief OF Rose TiIIman.
be 1t enacted, Nc, That the sum Of ten dol
lars be, and Is hereby, appropriated out Of the
general fund, to enable the Mayor to rsimburss
TO Rose Tillman the amount Of . fns exclusive
Of co.ts) imposed upon her by tho Magistrate Of
The Central Guard house on the 21st day Of No
yembcr, 1867, for an alleged violation Of the
Corporation laws,
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approved, January IA, 1858.

Az ACT for the relief Of john Z. Bates.
BE il enacted, &c, That the sum Of twsnty -four
dollars and fifteen cents be, and the same is
hereby, appropriated, out Of the Sixth ward fund
to pay John E. Bates for medicines furnished
the poor of said ward for the quarter ending
June 80, 1867. -.y-
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CITY or DIN NOE ..
sixty-Anh Ceuneil.


An ACT to establish one additional secondary
and two additional primary schools In the
Second District; one additional primary In the
Third District, and ono additional inter
mediate school 10 the Fourth District
BE tf enacted By The Board Of Aldermen and
Hoard Of Common Council Of the city Of Wash-
ington, That the Board Of Trustees Of Public
Schools be, and they are hereby, authorised TO
establish one additional secondary and two I'D.
ditional primary schools In Second School DIS.
trict; ono additional primary school In the
Third District and one additional female inter
mediate school in the Fourth District; and to
defray the expenses Of the same the necessary
amount DO, and the same 10 hereby, Appropriated
out Of the school fund
JAMES c. DULIN,
Pryidsni ofthe Board Of Comr1on ConneiI
J. RUSSELL BARR,
President of the Board Of Aldermen.
Approved, January IA, 1858.
n n n WlIIACH M1Dox.
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no ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
DEPARTMENT or rHx Isr.aI

iPExsIos oYYIoE, January :, 1858
g. iS60 for the reissue Of the following described
Land Warrants, which are alleged to have been lost
following tho description OF each warrant new Ger.
uhcate or warrant Of like tenor will DO reissued, II
no valid objection should then appear.
nv jos. H. BkRREfT, Commissioner
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BE IL enacted, &C., That the sum Of forty.ssvs
dollars ard thirty nine cents be, and the same 10
hereby, appropriated, out Of the Fifth ward fund,
TO pay Z. d. Berry for medicines furnished the
poor of said ward for the quarter ending June
80, 1867.
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~ CHILDREN,
Corner Of FOURTEENTH and strcots,

This Dispensary Is in connection with Columbia
Hospital and Is opened for the treatment OF cut
patients, who are supplied with Medicine, Medical
and Surgical treatment FREQ.
DO attended, at their own homes, but who are unable
to pay for the services Of competent medical practi
TONER, will DO furnished with medical attention FREQ,
by leaving thoir names and address at the Hospital
with the matron
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PROPOSALS FOR STEAM HEATING APPA.
l. RATUB.

Sealed proposals, endorsed "Proposals for Steam
mill s,sissf on fHJfsSxH,' he S.S rSS,s s:
materials and labor necessary 10 the complete con.
siIustion and setting up. ready fcE use, q steam
Heating Apparatus for warming tho new Midship-
mems, Quarters now building At the United States
Naval Academy, Annapolis. Ma. aseotding 70 tho
printed specifications for the same, which eau be OBJ
tained on application at this once.
4, Bidders must accompany theiI onerswith guAran.
P!o With good and .stsfnstoIy security in
GuaIantors agree to make good to the Omitted States
be accepted.
Bidder. will state the tino they will require TO COM
The Bureau reserves the right to reject any or all OF
the bids, " for the Interest OF the Government
ja5l -thstul0t Chief Of Bureau,
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An ACT Tor the relief Of George J. Nusssr.
Be IL enacted, de-, That the sum Of fourteen
dollars and si1ty-nve cents be, and the same IL
hereby, appropriated. out Of tho funds Of the
Third ward, to pay George J. Musser for msdi-
cines furnished the poor Of said ward for the
quarter ending September 30, 1857.
Approved, January IL, 1858.
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PRoP osALs PoR wooD.
CHEZ 9SA, IT. =. s.w s 0ySIsr'

CHuy ouAnrunxAsrrn,s oppror,)
SANTA PK, N NJ, December ~, 1867,
Sealed proposals will be Ieeeived At this office until
mary 1888, at which to thay will DO opened 70 do
nyer 70 the Department at Fort Sum
ner, Now Mexico, 49, -
1000 CORDS OF PiN0M WOOD, OF GOOD
QUALITY. ..
Delivery to commence at the option OF the eontEae-
but to DO completed by the last day OF September
Proposals for spy portion sss than tho hole guam
uty required will DO received. ,,.,--
further particulars IN making p5opos AZ. 500 my
advertisement for proposals Tor grain, dated 18th inst
or Apply ~ tais onse ,or wo, =, p,,, Gam.
neI, AND address 70 tho uAdersigned. at ~ 'ntA fe'
NV s Mehie 9; p,.., ,,or asn.,.,o w o.,,v
By,t Col. sad 4 hgRPi ~. 3.
iAzs:td Chief ouartermA ster
nPPICE ASSISTANT QIJARTERMASTER, IN tITRD
" STATES Army, No I,i8 GiRAkD sTI .EET,
PHILAbELPnIA, Pgss Jan 81, 1865.
Sealed proposals will be received al this office until
II O'CLOCK, m FRIDAY, February i, 1858, for fur
ni.h,s! IN. depot with Forage period Of fSpr
ST. 1855. Inc lusivs, via
for the Sss q animal. In The public service at this
depot or any other locality within sixty (60 msi Of
Ali srsin 10 DO of ths boat ausIity Oats, 81 pounds
TO the bushel; Corn pounds to the busiei; Hay OF
the best quality Pennsy ivania Timothy; Straw 70 be
q re q me hes. auAllty-ail subject TO inspection
pPS roposss WIN state price per hundred pounds for
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An ACT providing for binding and recopying the
books of tax sales iu the Registers office.
BE It snaeisd, DC, That tho sum OF four hun
drsd dollars, or so much thereof ~ may be
necessary, be, and the same Is hereby, appro-
pria,ed, payable out Of the general fund, TO
enable the Mayor to have suitably recopisd
aud bound the books Of tax sales in the Regis
ter's Office.
Annroved January Il 1868,
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HOURS or ArTRspASCB AT THE pIsrRss1Er.
Wednesday,, from . toi...."..Prof j. II; Thonpson.
Fridays. lrom TO 4. AhhIord.
Columbia Hospital open for the reception Of Free
Patients upon orders Of the Honorable Secretary Of
tho Interior. Such orders for admission can DO OBJ
tanned OF the Surgeon in- chief. DR.. THOMPsON,at
bis oalee, lsi street. between Twentieth and Twenty.
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WHtyEISGS sPApER FOB SALE AT THIS
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approved, January IA, 1903.
An ACT for the relief Of Patrick Donnelly.

An ACT for the relief Of Patrick Donnelly.
BE it enacted, &c, That the sum Of twenty
uhe dollars be, and the same is hereby, appro.
priated out OF the general fund to reimburse
Patrick Donnelly for 4 fne imposed on him BY
Justice Morssil on the 10Th Of October last
Propiaea said Donnslly pays tho cost Of prose.
cution.
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Approved, January 10, 1868.

An ACT to grade Third street cast, between
Massachusetts, avenue and Il street north.
Be It enacted, &c, That the Mayor be, and
he is hereby, authorised and requested to cause
Third street east, from Massachusetts avenue to
Il street north, TO DO graded and graveliedi the
work to be contracted for and executed in the
,naaper and under the superintendsnce provided
by law; and that the sum Olive hundred dollars
or 30 much thereof as may DO necessary, be, and
is hereby, appropriated out Of the Fourth ward
fund to pay for this improvement.
Approved, January 49, lsGs.'
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main on N street north, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets west. .." .
Be IL ENACTED, &c, That tho Water Registrar
be, and he Is hereby, authorized 10 cause . main
to be laid in N street north, from Fourteenth TO
Fifteenth streets west, and along Fifteenth
street west to Rhode Island avenue; and . sum
be, and the Same is hereby, appropriated. psy.
able out Of the water fund. ~.
Approved January Il, 1868.
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" RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.

An ACT to grade street south, from Ninth to
Tenth streets cast.
BE IL enacted, &C., That the sum Of two hun
dred and fly dollars, or SO much thereof Is may
be necessary, be, and the same Is hereby, appro-
priated, from tho funds Of the Sixth ward, to
grade L street south, from Ninth to Tenth streets
east; the work to be done under the direction Of
the Commissioner Of the Sixth Ward.
That the dirt from of L street, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, be placed in the excavations
east Of Eleventh street, On L street.
Approved, January II, 1858.
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PRINTING OFFICE
l. V r. DOL l. A Il :!

TO be disposed Of at Lottery, to be
drawn at Marshall. Texas. 90 the
Goth of November, lsGs. Therc are
two printing Offices, Thc-lexas Re
publican, published at Marshall,
Texas, and The Jefferson Times,
published at Jefferson, Texas Tho
holder Of the fortunate ticket, makes
his selection of one of these Offices,
aud gets the house, an elegant build
ing, with the grounds attached, unen
cum borcd, with an iudcfeasiblc title,
printing material, &c, and starts
with valuable advertising patronage
and subscription list, and n full sup
ply of paper, Nc, to last six months,
an for fre dollars Tho property is
valued at s25 600, There will be
FIVE thousand tickets issued, at 1--WE
dollars L. :. currency each Some
one is bound 90 win II,
Tickets will be sent promptly on
the reception Of the money or draft
Send, If possible, to avoid loss, in
postoiiice or other uucxceptionablc
drafts on New Orleans. Address
r.. " Louonrny, Marshall,
Texas
We give below only few of the
many favorable notices of the Press
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TAN NOTICE.

TIIIS is to notify all Tax Payers oI
/ Harrison county to meet me ut then
respective Precincts for the purpose ol
paying their State and County taxes fol
1865 also Special taxes levied by the
Convention. As follows
Elysian Fields, Tuesday and Wednes
day, the 10Th and 30th September
II Y Halls, fridn. the 2nd Of De
.ahe- ~
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MURRAY INSTITUTE.
English and Classical
Male and Female School.

Rev II VI MATHIS. .... Principal
Prof Il. ". TARRANT. Associr..,.
THE exercises Of this Institution will
/ be resumed on Monday, the Bird of
August, and continue for 1--WE scholastic
months
Only such rules adopted rs are nee
essary To cherish in the pupils habits
OF order regularity and industry
Location, four miles South east Of
Coiiceville, lp-hur county on what is
known rs Murray League The
health and morals Of the community,
unsurpassed in Eastern Texas Church
and sabbath school privileges are good,
and nc allurements TO siee exist
The buildings are well furnished,
commodious, and comfortable, and well
situated for good water and shade
As a guarantee for faithful inslruc-
ton in future, the saftsfaction eriHcsd
by our patrons is sufficient
RATES OF TUITION IN Specie,
one-haT payable ia aardHcs
Primary English hrenehes so 90
HIGHER - 90
Classics and Higher Mathematics, 20 90
incidental Fees, EACH, 30
No deductions except IN cases Of pro.
tracicd sickness
Hoard can be obtained In the hest
inmilie. at go per month
~ For further PARTICULARS, apply TO
the Principal for Circular
June 20, IS niT-2m
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II will be drawn on the plan OF the
Havana lottery, which is substantially
as follows There are two revolving
boxes. which are 50 framed as to ak
the tickets that are placed In them,
In one Of these will be placed folded
strips of paper, Of tho same size,
each Of which will be numbered, in
the inside, from one to five thousand
10 the other will he placed like strips
of paper. similarly folded, all Of
which will he blank, except one,
upos which will be written, Prize. -
\ ticket will be drawn simultaneously
out of each, the ticket drawn from the
second box showing whether a blank
OF the prize has been drawn When
tbs prize is drnwn, the balance of
the tickets will be drawn from the
boxes aud opened before those pres.
cnt to show that the tickets have
been correctly placed in the respective
boxes BY this means, there can be
no collision, and no one, not even
the committee themselves, eau posi-
bly, tell until drawn from the box, the
number Of tho Fortunate ticket
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D. RICHARDSON,


tOffhe Gal heps and TEXAS Almanac. }
HAVING permanently located in the
III city of New York, is prepared TO
attend 10 business Of every description,
on commission, sent to him from any
part Of Texas Collections made in tho
cities of New York, Boston, and Phila-
delphia, and the amounts, less the usual
commissions, promptly RENTED by
drafts on Galveston, Amy article that
can be procured in the Northern mar
kcts, purchased at the very lowest rates
and forwarded ms directed All orders
for purchases must be accompanied by
the cash.
Liberia advances made on consign.
mcn.s Of produce, on receipt Of Bills of
i.ading, and returns Of sales made ne.
eompanled by remit,anccs
Special attention given to the sale Of
Texas property, Of which full dcserip-
ton must he sent, VIII en- will be duly
recorded for inspection
Parties visiting New y ork are invited
to call at the rcxas Agency" where
they will find full files Of Texas papers,
also files Of the Texas linanac ana zap
since the commencement Of its publica-
ton, with maps Of different epvuiir and
sections of the state, and othcr iniorma-
ton in relation to Texas, of much value
to those seeking homes there, or desiring
to invest in Texas property
R,fsREScF-To the Galveston News,
Texas Republican, and the Press Of
Texas generally throughout the state
September | 1865 n7-tf
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-io.ls room. and . isfgs bssui-nia. xsii fur
p.shsi ciitnrsi riun IL, hs B. ~ % iu5
f,-st aud i- epeln-sd viih gi~ai substantial
Fence. There " hack gsl!rfy, within eight
f,,tt Il vhlrh = an escsl.eu, veil q newer
fshas wsi"f
TN SCHEME Is PEHlEcrtf PAIR.
n sny onc vii PERCEIVE. Ihs character q
ri 'rrHco eissu IN these advertising cifcu
isr- vii -aii-fy any rv-r.,,,.'''s i-ss=s'i, -
the lEui o. the ,irawtnTril not taxi place
unit thr Ath q November un@ dpnbt.
ing h. can. satisfy him-ef ~ writing IN
Marrhail ~ ioacf-1h, to ano our 4 the pr
..ius named itsfyruusa " ai~t insiiS tc
Mr--rs II wafa 4 san. lags, Pol a No
ran, q " Logan, jf., i-nccrr~,a q Logan
4 Claiborne aud hs~hns , "Tf'oli Ns~
Orleans,
The tlfawlnE vii b. msussc,l By y A,lsng
.insan- q Marshall men 4 aetnus l-,igvi
ehaIs,tsr ff integrity she ~ill publish the
frsult 81. .sAiu ae ~. drawing tsks- plaer.
The pnap.fty " valued al fl.,isn H. bo
ii-piesd n at 60 Fhznc', 80 hss thousand
ueket~ In other snFd-, The ffftnrsi"
ihaKef ubtsin4 an elegant huilhins. lss--.---
fug csery cunscaisscs. anil -fiepiisi PRINT
inr nhi... and au established iuerstiN" pa
pr, situated ga une q She beet localities ~
llr 4~yath, .nd with stock a paper, ink,
81 -ai,,,.,h To- =sfi.'} ~. fa'shl.ahasfis. ~
Ma muuiii-, fnf the sum ~ Nv dollars, I. :.
ctirfrHry.
Tho .-oks Il the 'fesa- i.'puhliesn show
that, in 800. 4 derived rlsH iueun. -
fiu 600 and but ff To. dira-trpvs fssiute q
~. enif- las year, each once would have
done equally as veil. 80 l-,tar NsNt ysar
each ofir. ought ~ ptorcnt larger its .,nr,
So there mover have tecn such crop pfn-.
p,,t= ~ Iraas 90 North Louisiana
hon TO SIND 1iik MONTY
,s,i,i. Il p',--ible. t. prevent is--. sn Poet
unirs iinfte, upon New brissu-, - -HInr
other rity, q. Che undersigned - iie-iro't-
their should h. 10 question ~ 90 MONEY
that Tall, tn come To- hand. At all events.
shorr practicable, send drar- ins,ssd n
uouey.
A. u requires several printers to carry On
each ufics, a number esn eunisnr ~ the
purchase # tiftrt-.
1ho-r Ilapsr~ thu fsnrs aud iispnili.su
arr brtnusiaiir Sons.rgAtis. JuigrnaiH. Boz
ten years the Teas Erpuhlicau sar the
lrsding Sta;r lights urEan ~ this Stats.
So nek,,~ VII l- r,ni immediately uIsin
the reception 4 the tifsfis ~ mine,
AddrcsH
T. " Tot unIlN,
Maubsii, Hsuisuu Co frNs-
August !, i-'S.
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available way Of securing the full value
Of the property. Harrison Flag.
Here 10 hao chance for lucky
mar ambitious to run n large Newspaper
The winner has choice Of either office
Drawing to ukc place Nov 20ih. or
sooner Il 'icket- are III taken H.ni
riii1 fmcs
Each once hRs iiovrr Press for
the newspaper besides Job Presses, an
assortment " News aud job type, etc
Price 1t tiesat- s. cac,l Tho practical
printer or writer for public lourual,
sho may be successful IN drawing this
property, will certainly got we'll pro
,ided newspaper property, IN thrifty
locality, which ever uhcc hr may select
by virtue OF his privilege - Cla,ksriNs
| Standard
1.-THE lottery vii be conducted hy
| leading citizens OF Marshall, and The
holder of the fortunate ticket will lr
entitled to either the Office IN Marshall
or jefferson This Is tv be fair
straight forward transaction, and u IN
excellent opportunity 90 gain n great
| prize ~ Nocken SeHhRei
A RAnr CnASc, In general We ate
inclined To Josh billings opinion that
We would rather hire sumc body st
reasonable wages 10 cheat va, than IN
vest IN loitric We ARE glad, how
ever, OF the opportunity OF modifying
our opinion in this behalf The lottery
proposed by brother Longhofy, OF tho
jefferson Times and Texas Republican,
| Is fair square arrangement - BrsnhaDi
| Raaner
'ihc price is placed at the sum OF
| 50, 900, which must be regarded cheap
Tor good Texas newspaper establish
meat Price II tickets only 81 currcn.
cy Ibier Reporier
We know Lougbery and can ,ouch
Tor the fairness Il the drawing Every
printer who wants good Office had
better invest eN and try his ncs
W. told Loughcry Mt first, that he had
better not attempt to run two saws Il
is hard work enough To manage one
paper now days We wish our FREUD
great success in this novel scheme -
Imt,a State Gazette
The Republican is well known all
over the statc aud We nave no doubt
oui '"a .. Nv. wa" :. 1 ~. w a,a ..y"ra
who We think would like To go into the
printing business Pilot Point lcdetfc
The tickets are In be disposed Of at
6y, dollars each. T. X currency, aud
H. 'acky drawer to have the choice 81
iii, Two oibec, which are by far the
most valuable in Eastern Tpxa. OF
Nor,h,rn Loui.isna The scheme /.
undoub,edIy pcrsc,ly fair AZ tho fact.
&c, forth in t6e circular are endorsed hy
n large number OF tho most prominent
ana reliable men OF narshNi' ana 'euef
son --AouW Ftedsanf fre's
The winner IL to have choice OF
property This property Is well worth
4 ,enturing q hundred dollars for = Hus
! 6op Idrcyhser
rhe lucly chan will Get ,nluabl.
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