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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-09-26

Rumor again has it that Childs, of the Phil
adolphia Ledger, has offered d smillionin gold
for@thsSS N CIV York Herald; and that Bennett is
slaoss1H Hing li'a'g sy.
A party of negroes in Millville, Lincoln
County, Tennessee, have killed one of body
Of twelve alleged Ku-Klux-Klannerss who
visited that town one night last week
"a dispatch from San Francisco states that
the great tidal wave, which occurred August
II, at San Pedro and along tho southern coast
of California, resulted from the earthquake in
Callao.
The registration excitement continues in
st. Louis, And feafs oftr5uble and seizures Of
arms were entertained Several prominent and
wealthy citizens have been refused registra-
tion
Phelan & Collcnder's billiard table factory
in New York has been burned and four hun
dred new tables, with material for as many
more, destroyed. Loss 100000, and three
hundred workmen out of employment.
A large meeting of citizens of Norfolk was
held on Thursday night to ratify and endorse
the sentiments contained in tho reply of Gen.
oral Lee TO General Rosecrans. !, Speeches
were made and resolutions adopted in confor-
nifty with the object of the meeting.
An editor gives notice that "Thero will be
no paper this week" as mis- wife is using the
scissors.
A political editor threatened to give his CO.
temporary "piece of his mind." "Don't do
it" was tho reply, "you have mono to spare"
An Ohio editor asks and answers this malig-
nant conundrum: "Why is the editor of the
Knoxville Wing like harp struck by light
ding? Because he's blasted Tyre"
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

In The Common Pleas.
JOS. II. Morgan, I
vs.. Attachment.
Joseph f. Bailey.
Whereas, the Plaintiff did, on tho 28th day Of
March 1868, file his Declaration against the Do
fcnant, who las is said is absent from and without
Attorney known within the same, upon whom .
copy of the same declaration might be served IL 10
therefore ordered, That the said defendant do ap-
pear and plead to the said declaration or before
the 18th dny Of March, 1869, otherwise frnl and
absolute judgment will then DO given snd awarded
against him.
Clerks Office, IF. ROBINSON,
March %, 1868. ! &C. r.
april ~
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GULMETT's PATENT

STEEL BRUSH COTTON GIN
Cotton ginncei on thi, Gin sold in Charleston last
Season, at one to two cents per pound moro than
the sa,nc class of Cotton ginned o2 the ordinary
Gins of the Country. This statement is certified by
twenty live Of the principal Factors and Buyers in
Charleston.
Price Six Dollars per Saw for Cash or City Ac-
ceptanccs Send for Circular.
BRINLEY'S PATENT PLOUGHS,
And full Stock Of Hardware and Agricultural
Implements for sale low, wholesale and retail
c. GRAVELEY, No. 50, East Bny,
South Of the Old Post Office,
july ll-2m Charleston, S. C..
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pear in that Of the President, or have been
before published in our columns.

An ELECTION IN VIRGINIA-THE LOYAL
LEAGUE PREPARING.-We have before sd
verted to the arrangements being made by
the Radicals in Virgins to secure an early
vote unon the new Constitution and cleo
tion Of State officers. The Executive Com
mittee of the Union League have Jast
issned a circular to be distributed among
the negroes, from which We make the 1oi"
lowing extract =, ..r
+" Beyond doubt, the election will tske
place on or about the month Of January
next, and we deem it our duty to souna tn9
note of preparation, and warn you 10 Dc p,
ready for the contest. This election, tottt
decide tie great question Of tohether the man
of color shall be roter IN Virginia OF
lChether he ShGl not. 1t cannot be too tho
roughly impressed upon the minds Of every
friend of freedom that if the Republican
party fails in Virginia in this campaign
there is great danger that the colored man
will never again be permitted to approach
the ballot-box.
"* Thirty thousand white votes
must be polled in this State to insure the
ratification of the Constitution and the cleo
ton of the Republican ticket.
"The rebels will doubtless resort to every
description of fraud, falsehood, and deceit
10 lead you astray, as they have already
done in Alabama and elsewhere out re-.
member you are called upon in tsts contest
to decide whether you shall be free people
or whether you shall not. 1t is vitality i'm
portant that every colored man should un-
derstand this before casting his vote"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-02

CHARITY DIsPENsARIEs-THEIR VALUE
TO THE PooR-THEY NEED HELP.-It may
be interesting, and it is perhaps due to the
few gentlemen in this city who have aided
in the maintenance Of the three dispense
ries established in June, 1867, By the libe-
rality Of northern friends, that brief re-
port should be made of the benefits con-
ferred upon the poor.
Up to the 1st Of January, 1868, 5000
prescriptions had been put up, saving the
poor about $4,000. From the lst OF Janu-
ary to the lst of October, at the dispersary
on Church Hill, 800 prescriptions have
been compounded; ct the middle dispen-
sary on Seventeenth street, 1850; and at
Broad street dispensary, between Second
and Third streets, 2,2G0. We make some
extracts from the report Of DIR. w. T. Rich
ardson, in charge Of the. dispensary on So
venteenth street
:" To one poor man ! supplied medicine
which, at the usual rates, would have cost
him $l00. Last winter supplied 9 man
with fifty dollars worth of medicine. A
number Of patients have told me that had
they been compelled to buy their medicines
at the regular prices they would hare
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,~rTI0N SALES THIS DAY.

r,-EETGHT will sell al his store st 'oo'clock
u. n,nilurc bedding, carpets, stoves,
..,.n,as. dry goods, notions, etc.
.- .1npIN viii sell at his Office, corner OF Bank
y.rrnn,n streets, q, II NJ. two sr,alI tracts
..,rs on t,l~ York River railroad, three miles
...s edmond Also, at the same time and
.--. r.- TIE t~@s;"cs. valuable farm called
.r.-v.l'r " Jo Ktng and Queen county, on the
Va. -5v.-, three mites below West Point.
... .nDnIN viii ecO for the trustees on the pre-
..cs as o'c1Hck =. NJ, twenty three acres Of
.sa1r land on Union Hill near to Venable
.-a..
~ arnriN will sell on the premises, At o'clock
". swo cottage residences on Gsmhle's
a. r1 :ac west side OF Fourth between Byrd
# Arch streets.
..". IN VIII sell athss oG,ce, corner OF Bank
.. "-rvruih streets, Jamestown Island," III
-...es river. containing !, ,Sgl acres of land.
...@> ". G, T. NELSON and p, T. BIBB,
.s!r,s. VIII sell on the premi.Cs the place
f..ar as Fredrrick's Han, on The hesapeaSe
..i Ohio railroad, in Louisa county.
r +. /. HARRIS, attorney In fact will sell at
..e same lime and place 3 large stock OF farm
implements, furniture, horses, cows etc.
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TRAIN OFF THE TRACK on THE PETERS
Rr1RG RAILRoAD-A MALICIOUS ACT.-1es--
terday morning the regular mail train on
the Petersburg railroad was delayed about
two hours by an accident at Temples Cross
inp. about FIVE miles from Richmond. Some
malicious person, supposed to have been a
negro who had been discharged from en-
ployment by the railroad company, broke
off the lock and misplaced the switch, caus-
ing the locomotive " Reindeer" the tender,
and two cars, to run off the track. For
tunstely none of the passengers were in
iured, but the express agent had one of his
legs hurt by the falling over of on iron safe.
The. passengers were transferred to another
train and arrived in Richmond safely.
There will be but little detention in conse-
ouence of the accident, but no accommoda-
ton train left for Petersburg last evening
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lStS.
Decrease.... 66 hogsheads.
Not open In 1897
Stock on hand lSt December, 1868.

New BARGEs-JAMEs RIVER Trade
The James River Towing Company have re-
Gently built and launched new barge OF
the following dimensions: One hundred
feet length sixteen feet beam; depth of
hold, eight feet. The same company has
awarded contract for the building Of an
other of the same dimensions. Each barge
will be able to carry l2O hogsheads of to-
bacco. This company has now two tugs
running between this port and Norfolk, be-
sides barges.
Captain Charles Nelson, who already
owns three barges, is also building two more
for James river transportation purposes.
The dimensions of each will be one hum
dred feet length; sixteen and a half feet
beam; hold, eight feet. The capacity of
these will be about the same as OF those
mentioned above. The necessity for the
building Of these new barges would lead us
to believe that the trade Of Richmond is
increasing. Certainly it shows competi-
ton, which is the life Of trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-02

PERILs OF FIRE-NARRow ESCAPE OF
THREE CH1LDREN.-About II O'Clock yes
terday three children of Mr.. Leopold Rose,
residing on Broad between Second and Third
streets, narrowly escaped death by fire. One
was an infant of eight months in the cradle,
another, four years of age, was sick in bed,
while a third, not more than two years old,
was tottering about the room. During the
absence Of the nurse from the chamber,
some linen hanging upon a tall fen Ter in
front of the CRATE caught on fire, and thence
the blaze communicated to the cradle in
which lay the sleeping infant. The smoke
almost sufocated the elder children, whose
cries of alarm brought the nurse to the
room. When she entered, one end Of the
cradle was in blaze, and she was just in
time to smother the flames and save the in
fant's life. A moment or two later and the
probability is that all of the children would
either have been suffocated or burned to
death
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-02

ANOTHER CARD FROM Mr.. POLAND
Mr. Edward A. Pollard wishes the editors
of Richmond to give notice that he will
prepare an edition Of the Southern Opinion
exclusively as mark Of respect to the
memory Of his deceased brother, late editor
of that paper. The paper will be issued
on Saturday next, and, without general
news" will contain an obituary notice Of
II. Ri7es Pollard, full and detailed state-
mont Of the circumstances Of his death,
and the incidents between the dates Of his
death and burial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-02

RAID ON A JUNK SHoP.--Captain Seal
executed search warrant yesterday on
John Kelly, proprietor of junk store, for
the purpose of finding lot of Government
saddles which had been shipped from
Fredericksburg by man named John
Marker, junk dealer in that place. A
barrel was found containing the saddles,
and Kelly was arrested for receiving stolen
goods, knowing the same to have been stolen.
He will have o hearing this morning. &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-02

The CANAL SroREHoUsE RoBBERY--John
Clark, Charles Dickinson, and John Jen-
kins, were before the Mayor yesterday On
the charge of being the parties who robbed
the storehouse Of the James River and Ka-
nawha Canal Company at the ship-locks
on Thursday night. The evidence tended
to criminate Clark only. He was sent on
to be indicted for felony, and Dickinson
and Jenkins were discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-02

ARREST OF WOMAN HoUsE-BREAKER.-A
negro woman named Hannah Brannan was
arrested yesterday by Captain Bibb on the
charge Of breaking into the house OF MIR.
William Daniel, on Broad street, and steal
ing sundry articles Of clothing valued at
fifty dollars. The woman went into room
adjoining the store Of Mr.. Daniel, which
was unoccupied, and broke through the
weather boarding. She will have hear
ing this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-02

LIST OF USMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToFFICE DEcEM-
BER 2, l868.-Mrs. Jonas R. Menifee, Page
county, Va. John Long, New York; Miss
Bette s. Watkins, Charlotte county, Va;
Miss Margaret Crowley; DR.. W. a. Patte-
son. Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-02

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-CHTEF
JUSTICE CHASE pREsIDING.--In the case OF
Bolts, Darnall s. Co. Us. James r. Cren-
shaw, the jury rendered verdict IN favor
of the plaintiffs for s575.76 in gold, with IN
terest from April l, 1868.
The case of Gordon Us. Clark and Clai-
borne was argued and decided as elsewhere
reDorted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-02

MAYORS COURT, TUEsDAY-MAYoR Cha
HooN.-Sam Johnson (negro) charged with
stealing pair of pants belonging to Pat
Harris. Sent TO jail.
Richard johnson (negro), stealing two
reans of paper from starke s. Ryland. Sent
to the chain gang for thirty days.
Mary Hill alias Eliza Davis (negro),
stealing shoes from A. Gunst. Continued
until tn duv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-02

Henry Williams (negro),
charged with stealing two pieces Of cloth
from Harris & Brother, and Jack Gaines
= (negro), charged with stealing dog, were
arrested yesterday and locked up for e
hearing this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-02

TOBACCO INSPECTIONS AND Stock on
HASD.-We are indebted to Captain Will
liam Y. Sheppard for the following COM
parativey statement Of the inspections Of
tobacco at the different warehouses in the
city of Richmond from lst October, 1867,
to lst December, 1867, and from lst Octo-
Der, 1868, to lst December, 1868: -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-02

ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-A gem
tleman crossing the bridge over Giilie's
creek at about o'clock yesterday morning,
on his way to the Baltimore wharf, was at
tackled by four negroes, who knocked him
over the head, with view Of depriving
him of his pocket. book. Fleet heels saved
his money, and probably his life. The
rascals took care TO attempt the robbery
lust at the time the guard was changed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-02

INTERNAL REVENUE CoLLEcTIoNs.-The
amount Of internal revenue collections in
the third district General Mulford, col
lector,) during the month Of November was
S7S 900,
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1t will be observed that notwithstanding
the aggregate tonnage has increased T,0+l
tons over that Of last year, the gross earn
ings from tonnage have decreased S36,5OO.
This results from the reduction of the tariff
of tolls that went into effect on the lst Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-02

BARN BURNED.-The barn Of MIR. W. B.
Randolph, in Henrico county, about two
miles from Richmond, was burned down on
Monday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-02

:, iAE WASHINGTON NMoNUMENT.-Randolph
:, ,''Ser8 writes, under Gate Of November 9th,
,t'at y'at ne would forward from Bremen to New
iHN on the Nth ultimo the aliegorical
"$qFes Of Colonial Times" and "The Bill
V Rights " for the Washington Monument.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-02

BA&ERrrTcY. Richard B. Woodbridge
ana john b. Carter, Of Goochland; Daniel
Sns.fue, of Louisa Archer 3. Perkins, OF
richmond and Mrs. G. S. E,som, of Hen
NO. hled petitions in bankruptcy in the
yesterday Office of Judge Bond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-02

The City Council held called meeting
-,eerlay afternoon. Present Messrs,
Mcfarland (presidenD, Saunders, Taylor,
>-ra. Crutchfeld, Miller, Yale, Clinton,
Tn Lew, Washburne, Clopton, Gregory,
.-l Milford.
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March, 1868, as required by the meeting Of
stockholders. The results Of the year show
that the concessions thus required to be
made for the relief of the country have
been carried as far as prudent regard for
the safety and good management of the
company and its credit will allow. The
existing rates compare favorably in cheap
ness and uniformity With any that have
prevailed on the road at any period, and
with those which now prevail on any we'll
managed line in the South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-02

Balance of debt to date. 80.
To which may be properly
credited
The present value OF ls6
shares In the hichmond
and Danvile Railroad
Company, now held by the
company.
II, 8s6 sharss of stock In
Piedmont Railroad Com
many
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-15

Az Acr supplementary to an act en,itl
cd An act to provide for tic more
efficient government Of the rcbe
States" passed March second eigh
teen hundred and sixty seven, and &c
facilitate rostoratson.
BE IL eadcfed etc., That before the
first day Of Septcmbsr, eighteen hun
dred and uixty-seven, the commanding
general in each district defined hy an
act entitled AN act " provide for the
more eficisnt government of the rebe!
States passed March second, eighteen
hundred and sixty seven, shall cause n
registration 10 lie made Of the male
citizens OF the United States, twenty.
one years Of age and upwards, resident
in each county or parish in the State or
States included in his district, which
registration shall include only these
persons who are qualified N vote Tor
delegates by the act aforesaid, and who
shall hive taken and subscribed the
following oath or affirmation ~, -,
do solcmnly swear Tor AFFIRM, in the
presence Of Almighty God, that l am n
citisen Of tho State Of - that
have resided IN said Stats for -------
months nest preceding this day, and
now reside in tho county Of ----, or
the parish Of ---------, in said State las
the case may boz; that | nm twenty
one year. old; that have nat been
disfr~nchiscd for participation in any
rebellion or civil war against the United
States, nor for felony committed against
the laws Of any State or Of the Unitrd
states; that ! have never been men,
Der Of any State legislature, nor held
any executive or judicial Office in any
Ststc and Afterwards engaged in insur-
rcct;on or rebellion against tho United
States, or given aid or comfort to the
enemies thereof, that ! have never tak-
en- an cath a. member Of Congress OF
the United Alatss, OF ~ a. oacer Of the
United States, or ~ y msnbsr Of any
6lats legislature, Or a an executive or
judicial o6csr Of any State, 10 supsort
ths Consultation Of The Uaitsd Ssseo
ed Afterwards engaged In insvssseios
q rsbsllion asainsl ths Unitsd ssaass OF
givsn "a Of coaloss 10 TIE enemies
lAsssof; thas ] will fAitA fklly supr,rt
,As CSsseitstsee and obsy IL laws of
sAs Usissd Hssass, AID will, 70 ths bsse
u ~ sAa1ity, sssessaes othsrs - y Do,
= hslp ~ Cd" whieh oath Of sarna-
tiaa nay b. administered BY aay rseis-
tasiag oBsss.
Bac 2. That silsr the conplsties Of
NE tegistrs>isa hsrsty provided ~ n
any Stats, q saeh tine eNd pDaese khere-
In - ths soanasdiag general han 10.
point and direct, Of which 4 lsep1 m.
= days public aesiee sAaa - givss, an
slsstioa shall BE- hsA u dsiseslss y !
Gos he pssposs II ss>ablish.
|sg eoassitsti0n Ard civil govsrnnsut
bs sach State loyal 70 The Unios, aid
10 sssA 6tn1e, escspt VII
Iinis, 70 cosaisl Of ~ sans uunbss Of
- the most nu.sross braneA
4 Ne 6sass lssiaiasssv u sash 1taAs IL
b year siehtesa hsnAred aad sixty, 10
= sppssasssd sasae ~ ssvssal ~
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II
Il 10 he unlailine Rs.sdy ~
Of Nsssalgia rssislb, c1'ss
perfect esss " ~ ~.
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A. Of Thirty. Ninth csngzss.


~ Csssseea.
f-l
A. Of TAirty.Ui1tA Cengfeo.
-
A Act b. Pror,ds for Tho vsor, IN
-, n a.. p,L.j
es' y
.Xaass
wh.,s.. no ,erHl STATE governments
=. sAs,u..r nro,cctiou fns III, or prop
at, nov ~si.s IN the rebel States Of
V;rriuis, North Carolina, Gsosria, Mis-.
.;..,nni Alahama Lon,s;ara. Florida
Ten. and Art.p.a. and where's. \ II
necessary that p~acs nsd good ,,1es
should he enforced in said s.a,ss -
loy.l and ,~uhu..nn state governments
c,r lie l~v,,lv rstsbl;-hed Therefore
RI a s.cct,d ,te Tha, said rebel
STATE. .hall b. divided into military dis
trir,s and made subject To the military
sn,Aor;,v Of the nis~d States, a. here
in.f,rr prescribed. and for that purpose
virginia shall constitute the 6rp, dis
.Y;cs North Carolina And south Caro-
lima The s~cond district; Georgia, Ala.
beua and Florida The third district
Mieaissippi and Arkansas the fourth
district and Louisiana and Texas the
AilA district
Sec. 2 That il shall be tbs G"ty Of the
Prsa1hsas 10 assign 70 ~ eo0mAnd OF
eeck Of aid disssscta ~ c2eer Of the
ayuV. not below the rank Of brigadier.
s-.ee~l AID to detail = su9ciest mili'
AN fo,e< 70 enable such oAcer to per
ioxn his duties aad eafoscs his author
iey within The d;s<sics 70 which he is
sssignsd.
- .. That h shell ~ The duty Of
s.eA oGcer assigned ~ Aforesaid TO pro
tect ali persons IN their rights OF person
and propertv, To suppress instruction,
disorder, and violssce. and TO punish, or
cause 10 be panished, all distarbers Of
ehs psblis psses sd erioinals, and to
this end he nav allow local civil uibu-
nal. 10 take iur.sdiction Of and 10 try Of.
Tenders, or, when in his judgment it may
be necessary for the trial OF offenders
he shall have mower to organize military
eomm;ssioos or tribunals for that pur-
NOSE and ali interference under color
az state Authority With the exercise Of
military authority under din ACT shall
he uuli and void
-. TIA, al, MARIANA nut under
~. go, w. ,;,,ns ofthis nc, shall
~ 800 ,.;.ha,, nnncces.srv dcl.y and
20 "'sa wv, y" ,,ans"al nun,.Ims,, shall
br inflicted and no sentence Of any
military commission or tribunal hereby
.,,hor,,sa Affecting the life or liberty
A9"o''.eu, .a' All ta .,.c.,.d mill I,
o' any pe'sso ~, ~ So ~ cammsnJ
aPprSY..o y wa H. ,.w. .rd r.rn,a,
o. wy "'' ~ . " ~ ,hs arm
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uea,n u"uer us r.! po aw.ns w;,hnn, H.
snan oe es', ~. , NV" ~ WV
approval ~ sr ane ~" ~" o.o,,o os .o,
s@ .. nv M, ST.. All Ih ex. s,rm,
one OF sa'a reDe' 80. - .."".m, T. .an
ca . constitution ..a ,h o. ss, ~ M H.
, ,o wy" a Il, $500 c..,n.5 hs
'h'te" o'n'es !" -. .s.p's s,~...1 ~, ~ A.,
convention OF ae'eS",Ss .''.ssu ~ s"e
male e'.iAehs o' eA'u law ."s"', .oa'
years o'a ahu uP'A'u, a: "n - ~.
color or previous sVS S.." s WY n" s.'
ocen las'oen. N ~ s.'" "sh ai.o v s" y,
previous 10 '"e oay u su ', .'ve g,
cep' sneh rs Iay pe u' ",,;s ' 'J'
participation IN '"s 1e"o",'. ~ ". 20,
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constitution hHhl pTpSur tunt uie ef''t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-15

:. DEAN, JNo. D. ADAhu, =. 0AHV,
DEAN, ADAMS 4 GAIT.
.rOTTON FACTORS ~ Coanb.
~ sion Merchants. No. lao 0saviss
Street, New Osbsaas.
- Capt r. B. Tyu 10 or 0eaesal
Ageat. Co. n. r. Carter 10 car local
Agsat q NasshAll. sed b aslheelsna 10
nals sdvaoesa On ~ growing ssoh
August. I. 81. p6o-u
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Our Latest Improved
new SCALE Wl)e FINN,
0RovEsTEEN d Co.
~ DresAway, n. r.
TH169 las>sumsaAs. -, ~ -,
! aa1tss3ag lsseimesfale (kon the ~
reAiets h ~ sssatsy, vAa. a q, -
hsteaeSea, hass tssae1 iAeu n ~ -
vsssse :aaass Sessisls, han hses pro
n 1inalt o1ass 1ians.yse>, ~,
= ~ Weg1A
u ~ always bssa ~ ,e,,ev d.,,,.,
~ Tki.tsts Year ~ u ~ -
saeonse6 PiAatn, tpslbe eAsraa.l -
vhieA - ~ h ~ i - UsiHsi
80 - nessPe, 70 CIV ~ 1nsse =,
sa1eoe = ~ loWes1 eesA o. -.
~ AetR1ias seeA1s ~ = - 49,,
- - y tAsse hoe1ssh hnl1Dsu ~.
- ~ stAes MDsl Che Neaoa
Iae 49, Il Aees hsisunee1o -, -.
naskaAls r. 49, pseulIae 0vse1.sss
- 0ss.s b.Nsaasy. Never Iseiss
~ QSalsog vbee lbevei u tAsir n.
49, salaseey. fhs Iswvs sSelu1or =.
~. - II I''tav:ssss dsss - lsssss
eslo ~ ugpss ysgis1ase =
.teeEag IN ~ + 1iasseeS5s -.
!esaeaI 1Ae fe1ssd hean1. ri ~. ~.
:s.sny SsaGA.alts - sspsss1issd