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-AIOTIOE.-Amelis Stnnn Of IN


MOTIOE.-Amelis Stone of the
~ State Of Michigan, will take notice that
Henry Tuttle, Of Orleans county, New York, did
on the 9th day of October, 1865 file his petition in
the Court OF Common Pleas, within and for the
county of Sandnsky, in the State Of Ohio, against
the said Amelia Stone, alleging that said Amelia
Stone is indebted to the said Henry Tuttle in the
sum OF SlO70 66-lOO, with interest from Sept. 2sth,
1904, at per cent. for money had and received by
said Amelia Stone; and that said Amelia Stone has
ever since her indebtedness became due, been alb
sent from the State of New York, where said in
debtedness accrued and asking Judgment for said
sum of sl,070 66-l0O with interest at per cent
hom Sept. 2S, 1861.
And the said Amelia Stone is further notified
that order of attachment has been issued in said
action for the sum of slO70 66-lOO and interest,
against her and that she is required to appear and
answer said petition or before the third Satur-
day after the 10th day of December, 1868,
HENRY TUTTLE.
By J. NJ. LENNON, his Atty.
Clyde, o., Oct. 49, 1868. 44-49
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SEE THAT THE TICKET Is
RIGHT

RIGHT.
Read your ticket over carefully and
see that the names of the Electors are
the same as those given below. The
Democracy may print the Democratic
Electors under the heading of Grant
and Colfax. The following is a correct
copy Of the Republican Ticket:
NATIONAL UNION
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THE GREciah BEND.

The 6REcikh BEND.
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~ send for catalogue tfreel Of 800 SFERESCOPIC
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I T is conceded that the great Zlngari BittsFR
] has mastered more diseases, both acute and.
chronic than any bitter tonic in the known world
1t has cured Cholera, the worst forms Of Fevers
Pneumonia, Liver and Heart disease, Chronie
DiarrhRa, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Sick Headaehe
and viii cure any disease arising nom q dsordersd
state Of the blood. tits recommended By Governors
Of States Members Of Congress, iistinss sssShed
divnes and physicians and the proprietor can show
mGre certificates Of cures than any other Bit
bers manufacturer IN America. Send for uirsuiaF,
and read them. Sold BY druggists anddealsrs gem
orally. BERRY, BBICKETT & CO., Wholesale
liquor dealers, sole Agents fer WestsEn- -Statea-
Chicago ii. F. Rather & Co., sole proprietors,
North Front st., Pkladeiphia.
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r. Schuyler Colfax wrote
5 the following letter to an
Irish volunteer Organi-
/ zatiOn during the war:
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Irishmenl which language suns you The
best2
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29
Notice..

THE Subscriber sakes this method Of
informing hls frissds and the pab.
liz gsssrally, thal BE- hes psrehased tbs
ssssso interest Of Wn. Bs1dasd in ths
Mammoth Livery Stable, on Austin
stssst whsrs b inssnds carrying o. .
general Livery busissss. Psrsoss wish
Inx " hire bssgies and horses, saddle
hcrsss, hacks, wagons, dsays. 30, eea
b. accommodated. His ODnibus will
always bs in waiting At the Depot
OF The arrival Of the cars ffon
Shreveport, ready 70 eoavsy Pssssn'
ssrs 70 any part Of the city, Hoesss
will b. fed BY the moueh, week, day, Of
single feed, u reasonable rates
Dr. A. Il Stewart ID ny daily ssthor.
issd " ,nt Who will give bis sndividss
sase nsion 10 the bssissss.
X. IL HAR6ROvE.
Marshall, January IS, 6s. nN;1
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29

I. Issuing the order of Fob. 2lst,
1868, addressed 10 Stanton for his
removal, with intent 10 violsts the
tsnure of-oGlce set sud the constitu-
zion.
2. Issuisg 70 Thomas the letter Of
authority Of Feb. 2lst, 1888.
3. The appointmsst Of Thomas,
Secretary Of War, id interim, Feb.
2lst, 1868.
4, Conspiring with Thomas, with
intent, BY intinidasion and threats,
To hinder Stanton from holding Of
ace.
s. Conspiring with Thomas to hin
der the execution Of ahs ;snurs Of
ol6cs act.
6. Ccsspiring with Thomas to
ssiss, BY force, the property Of tho
United BATES in tho War Depart
ment.
Z. Conspiring with Thomas to
ssiss property in stsatos's poses
SION.
8. Isssiag ssd delivering to Thorn
~, the letter Of authority, Fob. 2ist,
1868, with intent to costrol the dis.
burscment Of money appropriated for
the military service and for the War
Department.
D. Declaring 10 Gen. Emory that
second section Of the army sppropri-
alton act Of March 2, 1867, pFovi-
ding that military orders should b
Issued through the General a the
Army, was Unconstitutional, with ia
tsat to induce Emory 70 obey the
ordsra Of The President directly, 70
q. IA anahla tho President 70 prsvsst
Stanton from hoIding his oAcs.
10. Making indecent asd usbe.
eonisg speeches to briss Cosgress
into 1iagrsss sad eosts.pt.
II. 1akisg . speech u The Ezse-
utivs Mansios. August 2sth, 1886,
virtually declaring Cosgrsss to b. IN
illegal BODY and, Ia pursssses OF
this dsslasstios, attempting rscsatly
n y.svsas ths sxseatios Of ths tenure
of.oAcs, appropriation, snd Fseos-
structiou Acts.
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BUY THE DEeT BEEF.
Stall No. lOin the Market,

THE usdsrsignsd have on Asnd Ia
Of choice, a. bssves. and will con
.isss y keep The very bsse that 90 -
psrchaaea. y god bsef asd csrsssi
satention 10 bssinses will eonsutase .
proper recommendation, hey nay, with
conbdsses, isvias ess>oo.
They respectfully solicit a share OF
n certain 70 call II No 10 y he
-srhe& wAsrs esssosssYs will always
fad esesllsas bsef
HILL 4 WILCOX.
MassAall, May ., 81 sAod
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To TIC Sheriff or asy CoMsfatie Of said
Cossty, Greeting
XNuEREAs, Oath has this day bees
w made before ne by N. II. Wilson,
attorney fos plaintiff. that W. T. Single
ton, one Of the arm Of Singleton Il Saa-
dsrs. Anctionsers, ia absent from the
Stats ~ that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served upon hin; yoa
arc hereby commanded that you, BY
making publication Of this writ In some
newspaper, printed In Harrison county.
for three successive weeks before the
return day hereof, summons the said
W. Il. Singleton 10 be ssd appear be.
fore me, At ny oAos in tho town Of
Marshali, IN sid county, on the 9th Of
June, is1 =, At 10 O'Clock A. ~, 70 ans-
wsr the complaint Of X W. I.oaEhcry
In the sum OF sixty .uine dollars, duo by
account, to-wit Singleton 4 SAndsrs,
debtor, to casdA. bills, subscription, ad-
vertising auction sale, Ac., in the TezAs
Republican and Js6erran Times In the
year 1867, 80 %.
Herein fail not, aad due return make
Of this wri. a. the law direct.
Given under my hand, a. Marshall,
this the llth day Of May, 1858.
JOE W. SLATER, J.P
Issucd May llth, 1888.
JOE W. SLATER, J. T.
May II, 'ss n+i-A
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CITATION
No. 5Iq3


K W. Loughery rs Singleton 4 Sanders.
THE STATE OF TFxAs,
HARRISON COUNTY.
To tie Sheriff or Any Cossfabie Of .a''''
CoMsiy, Greeting
WHEREAS, In our District Court Of
w said coanty, on the 18th day 81
Nay, 1888, Robert W. l.oughsry, who
resides in tho County Of Harrison and
State Of Texas, instituted suit against
William r. Singleton and Leonidas san-
dars, late partnsss in trade, doing basi.
ness In The city Of Marshall ~ Auc.
tionssrs, under Tho 6rm, name and style
Of Hiaslsson 4 SANDER, and charging
that on The Goth day Of February, 1857 ,
he delivered largo amount Of goods,
wsrss, and merch aadiss u said Single
ton L Ssndsrs Of the value Of sishtssn
hundred and thirty dollsrs and thirty
oss cents, which was to bS by them
sold II auction for said plainaG, aud
sn,d defendants promised to account 70
plaintiff for the proceeds Of snih sale
but 10 do so have wholly failed and re-
fused, and affidavit having been made
that the residence of Wn r Singleton,
one Of the ds!eAdAnts 10 unknown to
plaintiff
Thsse % therefore, 70 command you
70 ssu rn.i.s the said wa. u. singlseon
BY tAs pablicasioa Of u IA citation N The
Tsxas Rspsbl'can, . nswspapsr psblish-
I'd In the city Of Marshall, for four
weeks in succsssi0n, that he shall be
and appear before the District Court Of
Harrison cosnty, u the CoaSshoase In
he city Of Assshall, o. shs 10Th Mon
day a6sr De Tad Monday in February,
4. IT,, 1893, there TO answer the petition
Of said X. W, IAcaghsry, . synopsis Of
which u In his writ given.
Herein fail MOI, and due return make
Of III 10 writ - he Law directs.
.,saasse. Tssr Ill. J. NICHOLS,
Clark Of the District Court
Of Harrison eounty and seal
Of sane, II MarsAall, on this
Syss i2sh day II May, '6S.
HI. NICHOLS. Clerk.
BY j. G. Cvsrn, DC
lssued May 18th, 1883
II. J NICHOLS, Clark.
ny J. G. Crxsis, u. G.
Received In oGcs May l7th. 1868,
snd executed The sans day BY Deliver.
iag 10 X. ", loashsry, sditeF Of The
Texas Kspablioan, In psrsos, for pabli-
esaioe, true copy Of the within cita-
ton.
i. X PERRY, Sheriff II. q.
Nay IL, '6s n4l-A
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Esyplian Coru.

Several months since ~ Informed our
rssdsvs Of tho prolific qualities Of the
Egyptian Cora. II sspaesss oil anticl
pstscns, and i just tho article sssded In
ihis countsy. TO think hat ~ acre Of
land caa yIsld $50 bushels Of good corn,
and particularly wksn two crops can be
gathered In = year, SCENE 70 b. - e1sg-
gsrated dat h requires The naoy 10.
dorssnents Of Tho Press In general, and
the bsst and most reliable nsa Of Vir'
ginia 10 Civ. II tsll belief
We have received sossc Of the corn
from Mr.. Lindsey The saopls il =
bsaudful o~s - Twss, HateAftoehes,
1iss., Die. II 1857
Nay Is, 6s n4l-3t
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29
T Ell EGR APHIC !.
Yrsu ~ Daily Js1brssn Times.

Wssaingson, May 23.--0rsas
,ftss bsias ssrsaadcd made the fol
owing rsspesss: Gentlemen being
|pHrsly ssasssstonsd 70 public
Ss.kisg, and without ary desire to
ltivats that power, Clasghtcr,l ii
y Impossible for me 70 fad apprc-
etc lasguags 70 thank you for this
soastssaios. All that l can say
to whatsvsr position l may BE-
llsd By year win, I shall ssdeavor
disshsrgs II astisa With 1dslity
ID hosssly Of purpose. Of my
)ctituds ID ~ performances Of pub
duties, you will have 70 judge for
pursslvss BY ny record bssoes.
| Clssianau, May 23.-Robbsfs
hissd - ssgias bsswssa Louisville
I'd Cineiasatl, ard detached the
expssss ~ and lsit he balance Of
As tsais. They threw The Express
bssssaase sss and robbed three
efss Iess uakssvn engine was
hssd o. ths trssk In ths nsfsisg
ssesaed,
| Washinelea, Nay 23.-Ths Bal.
)nees psssbylssias Csalbrsaes, l.
|efersacs 70 N Invitation 10 hold
be nsxa sonfbsssss u LeHisvillc,
(asssd . psselntiee showing ~ iasx-
sdIsssy - holding . eosfseenes
(stsi1s Il - ON juTisdisasn. Ths
lsat ses1sssnss WI sosss u Mobile.
wssAinstsa Pensssy denies any
(stbssiaaassa Of ksewlsdgs Of tAs
e. 1ssssl.s., Nay ss.-I......
Prop - vhsst 10 Oregon. II ssa't
y kasvestel.
Schoeass Grew was reported wreck
u il Hagsst sssnA; The crew cap.
|ursl asd ssrssrsd BY Haydss In
)ians.
Chiasss, NAY 32.-Ysstsrday
eossAass 6laass vsss called, ard rep.
|ssssesl ~ Ill committees. Gov.
Hawiy, permanent psssidsaA was H.
)roduesf y tAs senvsstioa BY 0ev.
Brovs, u Georgia. The Southern
fta,ss are represented anong WIGS
Presiasats asa Secretaries IN the
Permsssst ergasisAtioa.
Washiagtes, Nay 2l.-Sesats--
M. p,>.;i>~A A~.aASkAnA thu con i.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29
A. RRADFIELD,

issss::s she r:=:s!:r Square,
MARSHALL, TEXAS,
HAS % hAsd . coaplsse SOCK Of
III stapls aad fAacy bROCERiES,
which Ne IL selling outAr for CASH
April rs, ga n3s-sf
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THE VERY LATEST.

IuE1 I'M In Bse1s
Washington, May 26.-Prssident
Davis will b. tried June Sd.
Another great revolution is under
full hesdwsy ia Mexico
The case Of Wooley il the main
topic Of convsraation. lie 10 Dc
tsrninsd to aght oct the point at
Issue. His bearing At the bar won
tAs sdnirs.ion Of oil partiss.
Stanton has rssignsd, aud leaves
everything in the hands General
Tovnasud.
The President has private re-
ceptiou.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29
NOTICE.

THE D1ass ueass = W. =. D. Wssa,
j vial - spssaA h ~ u.9sssigasd
sstSsa u Msleas4i1s Dasioea Al
No. hsviag slsins seeiast ~ ssl.as
~ ss9sss6s1 y pssssal Den = ~
~ disest, - thsss isdssts9 y aahs
I. q. TURNEY,
4. a. WAnD,
-, =. A.aa'a'''sa''s - -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29

We direct special attention % The I'd
vestissmsnt Of Mr.. Lindssys Egyptian
Corn. Mr., Lindsey refers the Farmers
Of this section Of The State 10 Jsdke j.
W. Stevens, Of this place. W. hope
that oar farmers viii send for = few
hundred pschastg, and give Il a trial
W. Ar opposed 70 risking ssSissy on
Yankee tricks, but in this instancs We
have every reason 10 believe that the
Esyp%iaa Corn Ia just what Il y repre-
rented 70 BE- BY NJ. Lisdssy.-U Union
Rienzi, Miss, Feb Is, 1851.
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probable tass Wooiey had used e90,.
00o 70 corrupt 6sastor. They show
that 0sssssl Adams approsehsi Col.
sse:ss 8ayths 4 New Yosk viii .
psspesitiea 70 bay votes for ssquisssl.
6nYths hsets ~ matter 70 Tksrsev
Weed, vAo advised S~yths that IL
~ ~ feasible. Adams aitsrvards
coavsrsed with Weed On H. suhjsc4
bet Weed gave him no sseeurags-
nest. The matter vas aftsrwards
essvssssd in Weeds reon u ,hs
Asaor House, with Weed, Woolsy,
Hssdagr Of Albasy, and Shook
present Woolsy afterwards len Cor
WasAiagtos. Several Obscure tels.
Crane passed. between woolsy aud
Weed, which Weed did not under.
stssd, bsyosd that they retired 10
impeachment. Shook sa1 uastiagu
cans to Washington. The above l.
based Cd Weeds svidsscs. Il 10
Ties shown that Weolsy had So
o00 II sss tins ssd $50 =. aa-
other time piaesd 70 81. orsa;:. os
= cypAsr dispsash addrssssd 70 Shook
at New York, h. drew $1,000 i.
thousand dollar bills. Hhook denies
having deposited this nossy to Woo.
lsys credit. Woolsy drew $500
from Ciseiasad. Woolsy refuses to
swear what be did with tha money.
Nothing a yet trsaspired connect
ing senators with the money.
The saoant mentioned BY Adams
~ necessary TO secure the four votes
wa 10000.
The evident disposition Of the
House is 10 Gospel Woo!cy 10 account
for bis mossy, Among tho dis
patches, is ono from Wooley de.
ssribing . meeting between Judge
Chase snd eertaia Republican Sens.
toss looking TO nswspssty crsanisa.
tons. Several dispatches regarding
the gold market wsre produced.
New Orleaus Cattle Market.
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HavkinS Creek Tfibe 10. }.
Meets osce . week q the haseaSa
Hall, II Pias Tree, upshar Co, Ts1aa
ST. WALKER, 6aehsu,
W. II. PAYxs, c. fR
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/. o. o. F.
Jehn \. Oibssa Lslgs. H. u
- MEETS every Mosdsy skhs,
u their Hall, On Austin ssssse
~ Bsoshers in good standing are
JOHN wILER, n. @.
Jf. NAsxxpsLL, sscy.
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New Advertisements
EGYTIAN CORN.

Assp'oiwa mslisvis art Bona ede
Qsid pro ysei
eu~ur s..:A - a., .s~.o
,h,..b.... m. .o..,,, ~.
EGYPTIAN CORN
which. upon trial vas found to ripen,
planted even the hast Of July II !, cs
timsssd, from its very prolific qualities,
u yield $50 bushels per acre, and
weighs, by sealed 'sessars, o. pound.
" The bashel This corn was prcdaeed
ny seed procured direct from Mr 10 -,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29

OsIdsa 1als xnsaAsnsat, H. y.
- l. O. o, r., mssss 1t their Hal!
ea Austin stssst - he iA Asd
- IA Thsssday niSkh !. sseh
nosth. Bsslhsss Il xasa standing are
invited 10 assand.
j. n CHAMBERS, q. +.
A. FaAxxs, ssribo.
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Planters Mutual
INSURANCE COMPANY,
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SNseAA Notleex.
I. o. of II. M.
swans IaGie TStbe, h. !.

MEETS svrry We'd
nssdsy evening. u
their wkw&, IN
~ MasoaSs Female
lns&itaes. Bsoshsrs
IL good Sanding
~ inviasd 70 aaassd.
". ". 1sArtsan,
Rschen.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-29

Eevpsboo SoEus
f.EG Lindsay, Of Abingdon, Va,
hes the genuine Egyptian Corn, which
great many farmers arr delighted with
This 10 = new corn N this country, and
has many merits that do moi npPersAin
10 other brsadstaa. Il will .ipsn as far
North ~ Boston, cven when planted by
the last Of July. On rich land, Il will
yield $50 bushels to the acre, and weighs
65i pounds to tho bashei and for do
mest;c use il Is unparalleled Il re.en.
blss aoar, and contains 93 per cont Of
nutriment matter. In the South, two
crops year can be sown. A package
can be had Of Linssy for u 50-Wash-
imgfon CdnsttafioHai rwioa.
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In another column appear shs sdvsr'
nssnsnt Of the Egyptian Cora. u IL
sonsthiax new for this section, ard u
worthy u attention. Mr. Price, o. our
oacs, !. psrsoaaliy acquainted With NJ
Llsdssy, The proprietor, and will voseh
Tor the statsnsnis made. He has seen
The corn grow, and thinks IL wosh prove
. success il Wsste.r Aissouri. Try Il
CHaiom No J Adrocste, Nor, ~, 1856
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New Advertisements.


HAVING dsassaiasd 10 ssi1 lusuiag,
III o1sr for sAls, ny lasd ~ Oseve
Crsek, avs nilss Easa Of wazaAaeAis,
Ellis eosaty Texas. Now arranged fur
tkrss fasDa No. | coasis<s u ll9
Acres, 50 fsaesd and in Cultivation. Ma
, cossists Of 1854 acres, all fsscsd. ITO
In Cultivation. No, 2 co~sista 81 MO
acres, rails bsias hAsIeA 70 fsHss The
wso1s, Is will sooa b. In Cultivation
III veil wassrsd and plenty Of Ars wood
Bsihisgs - saeh FasA. II bot cold
By 10 ose u September, will h
tos rs.t Asy 90 wsAisG hons will
donbtesa 10 we'll 10 san and look Al ny
Farms. TAsy will compare with the
best lands In Tssaa Tsrms sccomno-
daliax Poslokes address, waashachie,
Ellis county, TEXAS
X. II. WEST.
May ~, 1858 u43-9u
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X. W. I.oaxl.ry "a. ". y. Singleton.
THE state or rrxAs
fJi'NTy Of HARRISON
~. a.. e..~tx t...,..hl. If ..t,.
- '"' Co, css.,,. c,s.s..s'
w pads besoss - BY y. u: Wilson,
:: . :I 6: ': ~: Il: ~: !. ~; I'D: &:
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Terms:
In order that all may receive seed,
we have reduced the price to d 80 a
package Any person who will ges up
club Of Ave will receive a package
gra.is Fifteen packages for go, any
packages for $50 ono hundred pack
Agss fos $50 One package viii contain
enough 70 plant the following season
fron 20 " % acres also directions for
planting and cultivating.
Address, -
+. u. q. LINDSEY,
Editor and Proprietor
ltincrant Cornucopia
i3ox rs Abingdon, Va.
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Y =. q Lindsey la presented rs an
ear OF his Egyptian Corn" heretofore
advertised IN our paper. The ear is
about the size " Indian maize, and has
. solid grain. A Indy who raised some
Of Il lsst ycsE sends US . certiacate,
stating that she saw some that he'd not
been plowsd- lit wAs sown broadcast
that produced twelve ears TO the stalk.
Abingdon virginiaa.
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CITATION
No 427

r. ", I.oushery r. W. y. Singleton.
THE STATE or TEXAS,
COUNTY OF HARRISON.
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CaaAs Tribe H. 9.
MEETS every saturday sight u ne
xasoaie Hall, Ia Js1srsoa, Texas.
W.T.. G. CAMPBELL, eachs1.
W. J. 6sDsEnRy, G. 81 X.
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We, tho undersigned, citizens Of
Washington county, Va, having OK
ahmed some Egyptian Corn grown on
thin soil in this county, do hereby Ger
tify that some Of tbs stalks produced
THIRTY. four spikes, the longest spike We
noticed measured l0l inches in length,
and 81 inches around.
This corn, Likewise, grew in the form
Vi ::ssss, I'D prcssa,sd = very healthy
Il h. HAMILTON, ESQ,
Ravens New =. o, Va
Capt r. N COHBLE,
Craixs Mills.
Capt j. G. sTANF1ELD,
Holston.
We, the updersignnd, certify that tho
above gentlemen are actual residents Of
Of Washington county, Va, men Of
truth, whose vsracity, purity from false
hood, 6dslisy, and honesty sone dare
question. enjoying an eninsnt moral,
social, and political position In society
JOHN PHILIPS,
IN craig' I. ills r. q Va.
JOHN N. HAMILTON,
Ex-sheriG Of Washington Co, VI.
JERlEL ". LlNDEk,
Acting Justice Of The Pence.
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K W. Loughery rs Singleton 4 Sanders.
THE STATE OF TFXAs,
HARRISON COUNTY.