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OFFIC IAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at Second Session Of Fortieth ConRrem
IPUBLIC-No. 6gl

iEOBLlO-NO. ".
AN ACT making appropriations for the Iecis.
lauve, executive, and judicial expenses of the
government for the year ending the thirtieth
81 June, eighteen hundred and sixty-nIue
BE enacted " the Sendte ana House Of Reprs-
seHtGfires Of the United States Of America t,s Con-
Sress assembled, That the following sums he
and the same are hereby, appropriated. out OF
any money IN the treasury not Otherwise an
prppriated, for the objects hereinafter expressed
for the fiscal year ending the thirtieth OF une,
eighteen hundred and sixty mine, namely:
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r or sAiarles OF I'VE Judges OF the Court OF
CLAIMS the solicitor assistant solicitor, deputy
solicitor, chief clerk and assistant Jerk. bsihn
ana messenger thereof. thtrty-seven thousand
three hundred dollars
For compensation OF attorneys 10 attend te
taking testimony, witne sses, and Commission
ers, two thousand five hundred dollars
For payment of judgments which NAV be
rendered by the court in favor OF claimants,
one hundred thousand dollars.
TTe BIZ CoNTrruBDl
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RY FITCH 4 FOX,
ID Real E.tats Brokers' and Are,ionee-s,
Sullivan Building, Ne. a It'll st. opposite Post
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@. T. GRIFFITH, Auctioneer
PEREMPI0RY SALE OF IMPROVED PRO-

IRTY On 4 sTREET NdRTH RE HxK9p
CUENECTICUT AVENUE q IeTH sTkEET
On MONDAY the Sd day # August, at 8 clock
M on the premises, We shall sell part Of Lot q,
In Square 1853, fronting Is feet on l. street. by a
depth Of lis feet II inches The improvements
consist OF Two story Frame Dwelling house OF
rooms each on rear of said Lot, fronting on a 30
foot alley
Terms: One half cash; balance in six months
with notes bearing interest, secured by deed of
trust A deposit of go when sold.
~ asst INTEL Auetioneers.
10y GREEN WILLIAMS
~ Auetioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. $40 southeast corner of 9TH and streets
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70. r GRIFFITH, Aue.ssn..r.i I

- Real Estate 1yptess md Asaso.e,s
s'i''' s SsDs.Is: f e. aaS IN ''f'ss1
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RY COOPER LATIMKR, AuctioIoers-
~ (Late CLERKS with ]. c. Mc0uire Co \
Southwest corner Pa. avenue and Iith street
GStAr Once BuildinRI

UY COOPER LATIMER, Auctiouseu.
- (Late clerks with J. q. Mcclure Co
Southwest corner Of Penn. avsuu ne and nth street
Star Once Building
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-10-07
M a N HOOD
How Lost, How Restored.

AK Just published, new edition of Dr.
Eas8SyS CULvERwELL' S CELEBRATED Essay on the
80 radical cure without medicine) of Sper-
matorrhea, or Seminal Weakness lnvolunta-
ry Seminal Losses, Impotency, Mental and
Physical Incapacty, impeachment to Marriage,
etc; also, CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY, and FITS, in
duced by self-indugence or sexual extrava-
gance. .-a ..-= f..
ga Price, in sealed envelope only cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable es-
say, clearly demonstrates from a thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming conse-
quences of self-abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use of internal medi-
cine OF the application of the knife; pointing
out mode of cure at once simple, certain, and
effectual, by means Of which every sufferer, no
mater what his condition may be- may cure
imselfcheaply, privately, and radically.
BsgynThis Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal: in plain envelope to any
address, postpaid, on receipt of six cents. or two
post stamps. Also, DR.. Cuverwell's Marriage
Guide''' price 25 cents Address the Publish
rs, CHAS. J. C. KLINE Il CO.,
1911 Bowery, New York, P. 0. Box, q, $50.
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PERsoNs az "A DISTANCE
9 TDE no REALEI ARID
LONE TrFEEz
PUBLISHERS OF NEWSPAPERS

WITHIN 800 MILES OF CHICAGO, -
May send a specimen number of their papers, and
their rates of advertising per for column,
payable quarterly in ADVANCE with the number Of
miles tho place of publication is from Chicago Adj
dress DR.. RAPHAEL, Box 6273. Chicago Illinois.
-, SECOND WIDTH.
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BALTIMORE, MD., March A. 1868,

; 171K1lI InlVhT5j MO IhaICII 7, .I0b6,-
l believe DR.. LawIence's "ROSADALIS" 10
be the Best Alternative in Use, and therefore
cheerfully recommend it as such. " 9.4H
E-.- aaa THOMAS j. BOYKIN, M. d, .
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-10-07
Ladies', Take Particular Notice.
The REAL VELPEAU FEMALE PILLS

THEsE PILLS,
Il so celebrated
many years ago in
Paris for the relief
of female irregu-
larities, and after
wards so notorious
for their criminal
employment in the
practice of abortion,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-10-07

BALTIMORE, February 10th, 1868.
Or. j. u. Laurence Dear Sri take pleas
ure IN recommending your ROSADALIS as
very powerful Alternative.
Yours truly, R. ". CARR, N. n
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-10-07
ROSADALIS r..
.-..- --zD taa a.-alJ a.l
Is Recommended by the ia rah ~ raTl
d. Best Physicians EoerywAere
READ THE FOLLOWING FROM

DR.. +. OLIN DANNEDLY, now of this city, for.
merly Professor of Physiology and Pathol.
ogical Anatomy in the Middle Georgia Med
ical College, Chief Surgeon State of South
Carolina during the war, Vice Presidents
Georgia Medical Association -
DR.. Laurence Il have carefully examined
your formula for the ROSADALIS, and recon-
mended it to several of my patients The COM
binatioD is happy one, and must prove n
potent remedy in all diseases requiring tho
virtues OF a great Alternative medicine l wish
you success. E..H F. OLIN DANNELLY, r
Baltimore, April %, 1868. .s..t
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-10-07

will show you the likeness of
Your Future Husband or Wife

He VIII tell you their circumstances and future pros
pects-and what is better STILL he can tell youtheir
thoughts and what their intentions are towards
you What is better than all, he will tell you if they
win make you happy. He is, therefore, sure dc
pendence To all in business his advice is invau
able He forete with the greatest certainty the
result of all commercial and business transactions
and speculations. DOCTOR RAPHAEL interprets
dreams for lottery numbers with untailing accuracy.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-10-07
THE REASON WHY.

The reason why MISHLER'S HERB BIZ
TERS cures so many different diseases is be-
cause 1t is the best remedy for deranged stom-
ach, or Dyspepsia, now known, and because it
lnVlgoratss the entire system, strengthens the
nervous flores, elevateS and standard of all the
vital forces, and sustains a most hea!thfnl tone
OF the entire human organism. Medicine that
VIII do tht5, viii cure any disease, for the SIM
leP reason, that nature wi do the rest.
We guaran: &c, that no woman or child how
ever pale and emaciated, can use these Bitters
regula riy Tor twenty-one days, without the re-
urn d OF the rosy cheeks and fair complexion
characteristic fgood health. ''.
0old by all druggists and Dealers
1T. b. HARTMANN Co. Prorrietors, Lan-
,aster, Perna
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tS6sEe OF Forfeited jSgesge Lands.

o c andUn diversity Lands
in
theye
the dayof
adseo NJ and
andsw
nd
Ste,Ow (which
principal due the
;d; the cot adyeri
be sold iec pal
Oer a thesa AL
R.
of hoo GLAND UNIVERSITY Lands.
0V|"Smeet% FCr5@ta1 School Lands IN jefferson
~ ~ "' g" J. i"AS' a1 anu
Ira
Section 49, Towns
lo6 2l9 $3.50 &C G. %
Section 8 Range5
DIX Tenney. 2S5 40 50 90 81
I 10.
John NJ Town. 30
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20
TENAS AGENCY.
No. ~ Barclay ST., New York.
D. RICHARDSON

tOftic Gd Ners and Teras almanac J
hNlNG permanently located ia the
Ill city of New York, is prepared to
attend to business Of cyory description,
on commission, sent TO him from any
part Of Texas Collections made in the
cities of New York, Boston, and Phila.
dclphia, and the amounts, less the usual
commissions, promptly RENTED by
drafts on Galveston. Any article that
can be procured in the Northern mar.
kets purchased at the very lowest rates,
and forwarded us directed Al orders
for purchases must be accompanied by
she cash.
Liberal advances made on eonsign-
monis Of produce, on receipt Of liills of
Lading and returns of sales made ao-
companied BY rcmittances
Special attention given 10 the sale of
Texas property, Of which full dcscrip-
ton mus, be sent, which will be duly
recorded for inspection.
Parties visiting New Y ork are invited
to call at the Texas Agency" where
they will find full files of Texas papers,
also files of the Texas Almanac aud map
since the commencement Of It's publica-
ton, with maps Si dticren. counties aud
sections of the State, and other iniorma-
ton in relation to Texas, of much value
to those seeking homcs there, or desiring
TO invest in Texas property.
Rsr.REScs--To tho Galveston News,
Texas Republican and the Press Of
Texas generally throughout the State,
September | |, 1865 n7-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20

To be disposed of a, Lottery, to be
drawn at Marshall, Texas, on the
Is, day of March. 1869 There are
two printing Office, The Texas Re.
pubiic~s, published at Marshall,
Texas, and The Jefferson Tines,
published at Jefferson, Texas The
holder of the fortunate ticket, makes
his selection of one of these Offices,
and gets the house, an elegant build.
ing, with the grounds attached, uncn
,amhefed, with an indefensihlc tito.
printing material, Sc. aud starts
with valuable advertising patronage
and subscription list, and full sup
ply Of paper Nc, TO last six months,
an for fee G'.'iors. The property is
valued At s2b 900. There will be
five thousand tickets issued at five
dollars y. :. currency each Some
one is bound to win it,
Tickets will be sent promptly on
the reception of the money or draft.
Send, if possible, to avoid loss, in
pos,oilicc or other uncxccp,ionablc
drafts on New Orleans. Address
RI W LorGngHy, Marshall,
Texas"
We give below only few of the
many favorable notices of the Press :
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20

fur several muuihs have teen ,hs,fu,,-
q selling ont un. q itrss Dilor- have
iuuna Inst a. NY the Il lli., iAs lai.uf
AuNWiy ana ftefnrAll'fitt rruntrt,d e4th
iht correct manAGtnfh. ~ tssu iafft Do -
paper establishments. sas uiu than pas
at,g lu bear. Tn mattr fvil,eika ~ fH
how would SILT | fsHs tu fiIf ttrlusirn
that thn best sag NAs tu Iai uutn 4 thfts
ul % iOttcfY and hi tie l.sIarntlfauh,H tho
itH tnnats tiekrt, msip hls ~ u -.lssthiu al.
u which he ~Vrid take. The sofrstssrs ~
this s".' ,'isiuh ift slis a., A. ! tIink. uitl.
Que ihsiosd u -sli,s pot tho Itupor,
paftlN On time, u, T. n,iiug nn I'D an, -.
management - the latehss,r ~ biz atlll
y Il" pss pfompiN dc imieisp g he. pn,.
rhasc m.ine, eifi,h would have b. de-
IA all 10 i'hshilit,, u d.fs,ssd ct q al 10.
's'o esir. 81 ih' niii hiur = " ~ rash It
unru.
The helsl'i ~ 10, tgtunais t,L,t a,t.t
large, sahai'A buses, sIl.udsd tayius
tfiniiiiF on tNr rrITr'' M a r'ciiun =
,nthul ~ "hirh vniieratsH 1sh faufsl ls
directed, sni whcr Nne ,Aalsfip ~
ptoistiy and 'trry Hsnnoi Il hustut.r ID.
ADV ffiAsi VIII -, suii,iu stash n iant4iaf
" iaHl siS mnitthr And an iDis lassiblu va,
eiesr u erNfN manner ~ .nculHhisiir,
fui the sum VI fiNt bplIAiiS. I'm NM
ofi', under these rirrnms,anefr viii T.,
worth not uBlN IT. Intrinsic talu,. but The
uotofl',y II itr hsting hren thus .al4l. an
ave the csishlsshn,hi aud ifH u,s pttpsi.
utof celebrity thEt wa Be- worth .lhae
sands II dulisfr, DE tlsdr ~ fhir Hs,t..n
IN gusisrt'd ff h, Nss orleans, W. y,tl
~ ia'iis, thlesgn, inaisyillc, ,in.aunat
ialiimufc, aud v,ntr cili,s, from which a
l"ir' ADVERTISING patronage rak he obtained
Zach l4sp't her sirrs.i, salus,,ir saiYrr.
'sing lntfoaa.e and good -nii.eript iun
iirt. hat N addition 10 thent. cannot each
person iAtinS t7fAct Athl AZ least one no,,
rnh-.iihct ~ new sdgpfiInpna,.i a. unr
rfihra" pap'fs 70 b'fb. AMI ihna ..hsuer
il' tslue ~ ihp luyr. uhpuid be- have lhr
Iu0d ihck 40 Obtain 10 That thh vii h.
umi'i almost uBitNnalh, | hafu nu flnnit
lhru b. rmufh nrighl~ rhnad la IN,
lnitrd htst.s ip witch fAstu are hat ,rfr o,.
mtft pVtrs'nH, II tiig sul -iitiu wrt. made
H th'm. tisi Wusid tot fuissriils if a vail
gotten ~ large ant Nril giilfsl I,sAt
ii' usFsisf Ahn ~ taie az I'D lh,.s. A.
~ great n'' aauio Lbs fstua4re rttry fsx.
g. IDh HpalH q. ar nl1 no sffff UNu n lu.
hHlg' ~ Tom ',,i3 Feriiun - ths snic
l. annuity compiled iui maeItaf t.t,nt
ihn Srnii ~ ~ rtc-- is N,,h I ihnt.
fufr present
tHl 1iHAS
huercnfrtiosa for 90, y,ai nit Ella
mouths "a 40
AnsthiisHsrNu.. De- nr s.fnfr IfsIott
hh'4 rn' dulnI Au5 nuulat ps. fl.n
tfh', charged 90 s,mat,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20

Paris, Nov The journal la
France, the organ of'the French
Senate. publishes, upon the pending
election in tho United States, an ar
,icle which has produced considerable
impression in this city. Aftcr a
rapid inspection Of the principles of
tho Democratic and Republican par
tics. of the titles and respective
chance Of tho two candidates to the
confidence Of the people, that paper
concludes with the fo!'swing
Whatsoever may be thought, of
the condition Of affairs in that coun.
try {the Cni,ed States !. IS impos.
sibls nst to entertain serious appre.
hcnsion in the future. For iho last
three years the Union has been gov.
ernsd By exceptional aai arbitrary
lavs-that is to wy, by series of
opup detat Of a more absolute, we
nigh, say, dcspotic character, than
any one we have yet seen in aur own
country or else Shcre, in their gen
eral effect aad consequences at least"
I'VE have the greatest esteem for
Gen. Grant; but VIC must not dis.
guisc that his present attitude as the
representative Of the party du coup
Retaf is that of a revolutionist."
"If Gen. Grant is elected, he will
G. i..lr k.s-.n, ,k,un tvo liam
mas: lie must either 60 with the
Republican party, or the party of the
revolution or with the Democrats,
or the party Of the constitution. In
the first case, the United States will
have 30 repudlate the national com
pact, sail upon unknown seas Of po-
littcal experiments, and remain with
ont stable government all the while
In tho second case, and on the sup
position that Gen. Grant .sill ever be
on the Democratic side, he will have
against him his own party; he will
lind himself placed in the same cons
ditioa ne Mr.. johnson. the actual
President, is to-day"
"Thc prstcnsions of the Republ-
can party of preserving the national
honor, by faithfully paying the
United States debt, Is We believe,
political trick. If they over como to
power they will do what sound polit
fcal economy suggests they will
reduce the debt BY means of the
pane policy which they have hithor-
% rsllowed; by expedients aud eonps
fetat Our New York corrcspon-
lent informs us that a financial rev
button is near at hand that the
enpreme Court is about to pronounce
The legal tender act unconstitutional,
J measure which cannot fail to pro
luce great disturbance in the affairs
Pf that country
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20

nN The 18th day of September lsas
'the undersigned was appointed b,
the County tosrt IT Harrison count,
pertaining H. the estate Of deceased
psr'oss., Ads'uis,re.pr Of III. estate 81
John NJ Jarfou deceased. late If liar,
son county All persons having claim.
against sald estate. arc required Ia prc
sent them within the time ptoscrit.,.
by hw
JOSEPH " slater Admir-
Oct 10 1898 niig,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20
NOTICE.

krhe following preamble and resolu'
kns are submitted to the various Dem
ratio Conservative Clubs Of Harrison
unty for their action, by the Central
kecutive Committee
psRxas, In union there is strength.
lie who is not for us, ia against US,
i,y mans actions only can be be
known. The time has arrived when
ryery man should take his position.
Therefore be i.
2esoirel, LIST Tuat We have enrolled
names FOR the purpose of carrying
the principles Of the Great National
mooratic party and pledge ourselves
DOLLY to its support
Resoired 2md That we will not give
Enjoyment, assistance, or patronage
any manner, later the expiration oil
fsent contracts) to any man-whi tic
black, whose name is rot enrolled
|on some Democratic Club Book, and
no does not zchlously cooperate with
he. 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20

WHAT N ruouGu1 ~ THE rApER IN
llAA4


The undersigned, merchants u The city u
IctioInuu fuiis ,iidsIa, the fseis oct flith IA
Tho foregoing circular Tho pfUlrlrtuf u the
Inne.. Il. " lsu,fb.rv. - .uo ~ tbo ol,ie.t
and most sut,rr,fl i.iiiair D Iesar his
career tStenlirr over a prrnd II twruty
yoars, and !. en"'d. us % aspf.. y ~ that
~, ~ ~, ~. H." ~.
~" 'ri,' XXI, - ''...,,,
,'',t, ',,.,,",i,,, 3r,.. ,,,I.. ,,,,'is,''.t, 4,
w., IN. h'" 49," .'',l. W. ,n.,,,. NJ.
,b.,ct.,,s ln,u,,,d 4, as one a Inc a.,, 4
Wv, $500. ~, ~ y ~ ~ 't,'.' ~
n. Wy, ~ w. ~" "
Aihfd. W,lAams. A Cot II. ,iu,usA Co.
" J, h,dberp, Ii.ns, IS hrr't", olsisni
\ fayluI, Haywood, |Arhry, ! 20, liusars
.o NJ Meml'ln, q. " ."ei"tn John {.
\, "ef, Wat, fh"usn 4 &C., A. y Wright
CO., J.. y. AHoad, bsirmei a bsul u ~
Hps'n, mat WMd 60 ii,Riypa Iii"Aai
G. y, bfsis. D.. " Jnicri II. u pf'ph Go.
srnri-in contain" population ~ nun rn
% eigh, thousand, and Is RAPIDLY assuming
thn ptppv,t'"hs ~ ,ny. About fntt' h""
are in cou,rc Il construction, ii an sggfo.
get" no-' ~ near " not ts"''hlnE fHb ue'
NW"','r'shhlhs 'h' ifhn'' 81 VA" ent'"n
.i"p iss' year ,h''' a'i' 'NiNNth 10"
b'o'innsf !, is"f 70 dhi! ], irpH' twenty
rrN'n tivtrA'hi hal.s ~ tY'inn larger
amour, thAh s"r ann l,at'H, me value ~
thu ih"", sisl s'ih 'fi"s silplsd " 'sii-
mated a. tfha,p"' IN. amount ntmelrhah-
ahy $50 '""' '"" I. rnin-''" AZ i5,s",'"p.
ma NAsi veal WI =, r''h'n'h'i'di vas
~" = ''''nh"'" F""' 10y ""''i'eh h' We
n""'h'
1Ht PRINTING OFFICE
T., yalnata. o.e b.v.,,, mn .tn,.,.,.,,. -
N.s.,,ar,-r mi IA. ,,,,. t.,. ,,,l 80,
and a sind. 1,ligd., San,,t iiie uI,s. ~,
=
column naartI ual,, On fh,a af, nf,nt,,t a
d.,lv .aI 49, s.,.,,', ~ a. H. "a -
NJ ,,,.n.. W.
ANA, ,.,,..,
'''h h''sh
IL situated on Dallas street. the pnHoipal
street ~ the pls.s, and c"srrs tide entire
property, running fun street So street. II
hss - front u q, feet sii.i runs back IN feci
the front hAf u w. two stulii- high, cip.
LYAripR y large rtfIfi room below with cum
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20

fRoM WV. RonRkrsos, MERCHANT OF
NAroLEos, AK, July, ls67.-iour
Texas Tonic Syrup cures Everybody OF
Thills and Fever without trouble and
D pense. A few doses is all that is
|cccssary to cure the worst cases, there
)pre no other medicine can be sold
brmerly | sold large quantities Of other
ledicines for Chills, some of which
|pnc some good bus Texas Tonic Syrup
u SIRE thing and does the work
fomptiy, the sales Of other medicines
ave almost ceased This is the only
y sction Interested parties can urge
Eainst your great remedy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20
Swee>M Notices..

ATTENTION YouSe MES's CoSsgRvA
)vr Clrn.---1hc regular meetings o
BIZ Club will be held hereafter Mt thu
burthonse, every Monday night BY
hdcr Of the Club.
z. p. HAWLEY, President
~ 5. DrSN,cA, Seer
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20

Tbis ir fully shown ly reading t1c Ad,er.
tislsg vlriu,sr is.i,d anuns tau .pring II
1851 ~i.seh wa 'ury teipw
The J.f,,t-yB lnrs l= liiNlizhrd at
Jefferson. Texas. tho head u Rod Ris,i sitd
Ian. navigation unS e Ia, nilat pn@ltr.
oar elites q The -,a ststc.' II ooinnAnds
the cpliiu trade II Northern 1,tsS aud sAc
Indian r.rfitufy. There ar Twenty-Five
counties that trad, b" tbs. ln,nt embracing
an ara ss esiupsiss ~ the cn,tr' Stair q
Alshams, ana o,sitAinins a large, uiollAshi.
lutustriuus, thiflSt UnitlYfleing ppi'nlatiun.
The rxIlart~ ne Wheat, Nnoi, tatti,, SHEEP.
iIlirs, and tultuu, Tbs export II Cotton
sL,ns, this arAsCb from the ,lii ~ jefferson,
it ~ computed. nutw outstanding Tho -hort
crop, val tN,tti iN,nt, th. lsand hslor.
NJ moe tf'Hftiuun agricultural cuniiY
can b. funna UIthin Tie hniita II the United
states, aud pi, iuldiup uut greater induce
mun,s t. tutklaAif, The fffiihiY u the
-o,l. the rh,a, nufr It iifc lsnds, the .giels
ard desirable lnia tsr Of tho Produce ave
stirsctitsp sitsntIOn alausst AMI tn. Dsaui ~
is rspldll nll.nR up. II has already Co., To-.
considerable sur liut II svRlih, aud capital
~ i.rsns Directed 90 Il - NJ, lnsAips A..a fif
successful n "a atoms. Ever, county has its
shan. Il go.si =, hoois sna eirssnt hnuso- II
worship, hiiu Tat lreat tgcht - mosisln
CIVILIZATION sisn piuHiu-s, tts N.i spitIsr, IL
fpund 10 sssig hlueshIil
The "JeiRrtah ln,ss" - ouc Il line
a,ersi and meet risr4"iiy printed rrwsps'
y, - "a frNas sHu oinhinndH emulation
over thir lAfFt nlstfiII Il Duanu!. II there
fore pn,is sup,ilui ir.He,menta in adstr-
t.r.fr,
II has llcsu thg onlrrt IT the Proprietor tn
pahlirb y IiapVi ti'at Nuulu Numaud state
circulation, Abd IL a Wtfum. sl-itaf IA "a.
uy honsohold. iio hus osoty reason, thu.
faf, 10 congratulate hiips,t upon HE sue
ge,r.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20

f,.r.. TIER ). . t~rt Tsitfrs. ettit... |il.f
ftet q Witch y sr Nt.s iif1f sfN = rfttf
failing water
rHT SCHEME IN rKNlrt n tNH
A. aIy IN. sill psrcuis'. tht ,hsstr'-f u
| Inference given n the. aifUrfizfuf rifru
, ar. win -ats-fi sss reaF .aiA tffsrn n
| this. l,u, A. the irs~iuswiil nra 'sAs plse"
| until the s,.h * Scs.rntff hny enr igubt-
| ing 1t, can sats-fy hlm-eif - .rfsing 70
| AArsAaii'os Thereon. 10 ans 0nr - th' p"f'
-un banned. lafcr,nce y rlal uIsdf "a
M'-ir- u Wato Nn, Pr Pot : "e-
| ran a. " iagan, b., lHnuse-N p Z "a
4 Claiborne. ani tsslna NlusH son
ur'rsus.
rltr ,lrau.ns viii b. nsrsnf tr ding
| liussns ~ Marshall, niru % alhuaa tf'si
! nhalsstal faT Niefrity, vil va luuiaA ihr
CONT arn aa ihs dfsaln ihhrs N.i0t.
itH fHtryftt o. tsinsd HI p vs IH te
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| ifaeri Hitalis an ID CANT imii'ilHs, Isssf---
| ms rtrp uiiust nietefi enl vs. HInI fatnt
nF hl" ari aH -iaii'-ifi NrttNN0 "a
I-ef ei'naifd n ono 4 ihi i,a.i lasaiit'es ~
tnr s.uth aul with a srfsk 90 usIf DO |Hl.
A., Huf..i,ri iu -upp.i fl.g gial i,.hn' 20 for
a'x nnuiha nr thl sum a. nuilnfs I =,
| currency.
The tsiks 4 tht r,sss i.spaIdi,su -a.~
that, Ia ls.i u derived phrf neone q
~ s'o. sId hgi ~ li,a disastrous 6 lds u
tns rfnt- last fraT '.r'. ~ ~trai hsye
dn.s equally 40 wrl H isftr NIaI f,aT
zach eaisr Hifgni O. Irtrsr' .rsr, iuoH..
~ ihsI' asssr hatr urHa nA r.Hp pUa.
iHrrts m i'sss "a n'r'h 90 Issar.
HOW 10 sESn mr WoNtf
n'ui 4 issaIils. De-, pH ..|f a.4s r Irsl
,nhcs alnflH, nlsH Nov ufi an-. 'r .itnr
UfiHf .nf. 40 tlT tnsitiai.,iIfii IH tIfa.rIus
flffa sfr.lNl f,iI tH tt4ir,. st .. Oh. bal. g.. d.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20

FrftrH. INCONSISTENCIES A Itp ~
-
THE Eaui,nble stand. first and fo,..
mos, n,nong all m,,,c,n ia A..u.
rance Comnani,. Cha,,e,cJ in Is5o
for an unlimited psrioJ /, In. IA, on,
stripped NIL rivalry. and o6,r, IiTc A..
-nrance to nil pcr.op, in good health
upon a, good II moi better ,e,ms ,han
any other Compnny in ,he rn;,eJ S,a,c.
Attractive Features.
II issues all desirable life, endowment,
aud non-forieitiDg policies on a single
life from ESQ 10 t23 UD0. Its dividends
are made annually to policy holder.
All its profits are divided annually
among tho assured, and may be used
according to the discretion of il. policy
holders in one of 0 different modes, vi,
LIST To the permanent increase Of sum
assured md To tho permanent reduc.
ton Of tho premium 3rd. To the in
crcase Of sum rssured for one or "a term