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The New York herald., 1868-04-02
FIRE IN CHAMBERS STREET.
Los. About Thirty Thousn nd

Loss About Thirty Thousand Dollars.
Shortly before six O'Clock yesterday morning 0re
was discovered in the French plate glass store Nos.
As and AZ Chsmbers street, owned by ID. 8. Schenck
Son. The prompt action OF the fremen enabled
them to extnguioh the flames just as the IRE was
extending TO the second fiOor. The damage to the
glass stock will be about S10000 insured for $S0000,
as follows:-S20,Oo0 in the Niagara Insurance Com.
pany and S., 900 each in the Eagle, City, Howard.
Commercial, Manhattan Ilamilton, New York, Loril-
lard, Republic, Resolute Continental and Pacific.
land, Babcock Il Bronson, cl0thers. They estimate
the damage to their stock at about $4,000 They are
Market, $4,000; Yonkers and New York, $4,000:
Etna, s1o,ooo Liverpool and London, $50, 600; Ma
$4,000; Humboldt, 81, 900; Artc. $4,000 and Com
merce, OF Albany, $4,000. The building belongs 70
the Wyeth estate and Is damaged about 4000 iully
insured. The fire apparently originated in the straw
box, but from what cause is at present unknown.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
champlain canals are to be opened on the Ii, Of

champiain canals are to be opened on the lss Of
May.
In the Virginia Convention yesterday Judge IN
derwood denied the charges made against him by
Mr. Hawkhurst OF having attempted 20 bribe the re-
publican State Executive Committee TO support
Chase for the Presidency and the resolution of In
quiry into his conduct was postponed indefinitely.
Mr.. Hawkhurst, who Is chairman OF the Executive
Committee, reiterated his charges colored mem
Der was In the chair.
The aborers Of Cleveland Ohio are on an extensive
strike.
A. A. Bradley the Boston negro, who Is IN the law
business in Savannah and was expelled nom the
Georgia Convention, Ia circulating documents threat
ening vengeance on democrats who have threatened
republicans.
The case Of Maurice Lanergan, the wife murderer.
who is now under sentence Of death at the Tombs.
was argued on Tuesday before the Court OF Appeals.
at Albany, on appeal from the conviction OF murder
In the first degree. Decision reserved.
In the Common Pleas, Chambers, before Judge
Barrett, the divorce suit OF John Jones va Fanny
Jones was argued ON application for alimony and
counsel iee The court ordered the issue TO be tried
before q referee, and directed counsel fee to he
allowed.
Generals Sherman, Sheridan, Terry and Forsyth
arrived at Chicago on the slst ult en- route for the
West.
The North German Lloyds' steamship Union, Cnp-
tain Won Santen, will leave Hoboken abont one r.
M. to-day (Thursday) for southampton and Bremen.
The European mails will close at the Post once at
twelve M.
The steamship MORO Castle, Captain T. Adams.
will sail from pier No. North river at three r. M.
to-day for Havana. The Cuban mails VIII close at
the Post ONCE at two p M.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

Because our finances are In a bad condition,
because we are yet in n Revolutionary state
and n6t yet ''out OF the woods" and because
there is Q want Of confidence In the future.
Why II II tharreai estate in this city aud else
where Ii being purchased no eagerly at extra
ordinary prices while government bonds are
faIlingy Evidently there L. q want Of conf
dence. The reduction OF the revenue by the
passage Of the Manufacturers bill, 10 favor n
certain class and for political effect and Of
other bills reducing the revenue, while enor-
nous expenses for the army, navy, recon
struciion, Freedmen's Bureau, pensions,
Pacific railroads and numerous other things
are kept mp, threaten ms with a bankrupt
Treasury. Had the dominant radical party
In Congress wished 10 bring about repudiation
they could not very well hsse done more 10
accomplish that object ny the time the next
report of the Secretary oi tho Treasury II made
out, and perhaps before. we may expect 10 see
a large amount OF our securities sent back from
Europe and consequently . rapid decline In
them. II Ii all very well TO say Nc are rich
country and able 10 pay the debt This or
any other country. however rich. may soon b.
ruined by incapAciiy of the government ex-
travagancc and mismanagepens Of the finances.
The present ruinous financial policy. or rather
want OF policy, cannot be- followed long. The
American people are peculiar In this, that they
bear evils patiently to the limit Of sorbearance,
and then, as we saw in the uprising Of the war.
they move suddenly, like tornado, and sweep
all before them. We warn our reckless and
extrayagant Congress, the grasping bond
holders, greedy manufacturers and national
bank monopolsis, against provoking the over
burdencd people beyond the limit of endurance.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
TIE Excise LAW and the Albany Poll
ticinus.

TIE Excise LAW and the Albany Poll
ticinns. a.
The Metropolitan Excise law has become
and many members Of the present State Legis-
hture received their places on their express
promise to their constituents to do all in their
power to amend the distasteful law. Indlgna-
tion meetings have been held and embryo can
didates for legislative honors have been the
first to denounce the liquor law as tyrannical,
unjust and severe. Yet no sooner have those
worthless obtained their desires and ensconced
themselves under the shadow of the Capitol at
Albany, than they straightway forget their
ments of the obnoxious law. We are assured
that those who complain of the severity or
injustice Of the present liquor law need expect
no redress from the politicians of either party.
The democrats strenuously oppose any conces-
sions made by the republicans, as any reason
able modification Of the harsh law by repub-
lican Senate might injure the. prospects Of the
democratic leaders at the next election. The
necessities Of party are paramount to all other
considerations In their estimation, and there
fore they viii endeavor TO stop all amendments
10 the present Excise law which the opposite
party may be inclined to grant. There is too
much political capital in the fnture to be made
out OF this obnoxious measure for its opponents
In New York TO expect an early settlement of
the question. II will be matter of dispute
with either party as TO which will have the
credit Of removing the most disagreeable fea-
lures Of the law.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

THE Dorm IMPHAcHMKSr.-The High Court
of Impeachment at Albany, consisting Of tho
Senate and the Court Of Appeals, and presided
over by Lieutenant Governor woodford, meets
again to-day to consider the case Of Csaal
Commissioner Dorm, charged with ''high crimes
and misdemeanors" in the way OF bribsry anl
corruption. This court, following In the wake
of that at Washington, will have q COMPARE
lively easy task in reference to precedents ana
authorities, while from the positive charges
and specifications against the accused this
would appear to be not a base imitation OF the
Congressional impeachment, but bona 6ds
case, clearly demanded by the interests OF jus
tice. After all, however, Dorm is but the
scapegoat of the tribes of undetected spois
and plumber men of both parties at Albany
and if the truth were divulged he would doubt
less appear as small potato in the game OF
filing his pockets at the expense Of the public
treasury, compared with other parties connect
ed with the various ''rings," combinations and
cliques which prey upon the people Of this city
and State. If Dorm has been 80 unfortunate,
however, in his little jobs as not to cover up
his tracks, he must take the consequences.
That is all.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

ONE AT TIMR.-There appears to be very
fair prospect of the early passage at Albany of
the Broadway Arcade Railroad BILL and there
is also powerful coalition at work for horse
car road through Fifth avenue. Very well.
We suppose we must take the good things the
gods (of the lobby provide us; but in regard
to these two benevolent enterprises we may
modestly submit that both together will be too
much of good thing, and that it would be
more meroiful to give us one at time.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
T r / p l. Z S III r E T
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisers should bear in mind that, in order
to insure the proper classification OF their business
announcements, all advertisements for insertion III
the HERALD should be let al the counting room by
half-past eight O'Clock p. NJ.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
RtsovAl VI OFFICERS IN VIRGINIA.
IFrom tho nv ening Telegram of yesterday.l

., RICHMOND. Va, April l. 1885,
tH nnuetso oil that General Schofeld will shortly
ivue az oruo removing Governor Pierpont Joseph
MAyo, ANw AMI Thomas Y. Dudley, City Sergeant
fhcte, ~ no doubt that the Mayor will be re-
mover. ar. George Chanoon, United states Com.
nlisson' here, and Mr. George W. smith a member
=, n-' ny Council are spoken Of for the vacancy
tnt uiics pressure for the removal OF all of the city
on0trs very great. and II IL thought that they will
svDEty succeed In their Efforts.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
steam Communication with japan ant
China.

steam Communication with Japan and
China.
We published yesterday dispatches from
Shanghae via San Francisco, dated. February
27 giving an account of the annual meeting of
the Steamship Navigation Company at Shang-
hae in February. This company has paid all
debts, and has fourteen first class steamers
running to Hankow, Tientsin, Chee-Too,
Ningpo and Hong Kong. 1t has purchased
three more steamers, the Express, Manchera
and Warrior, which were due at Shanghae
from New York at the date of these dispatches.
Remembering that the line which this com
pany has established 80 successfully is but
the pioneer of other and numerous lines
which our future steamship communication
with Japan and China must require, we can
not but rejoice in the encouraging report pre-
sented at the annual meeting of the Shanghae
Navigation Company. A more rational legis-
lation than has hitherto prevailed in Congress
as relic of precautionary measures during
the late war, will stimulate the building Of
American steamships for the immense Pacific
trade which is only beginning to indicate its
possible development. Within few years We
may hope to see larger number Of American
steamships on the Pacific than are now to be
seen on all the various lines across the At
lantic.
The steamship China, from Hong Kong via
Yokohama, brought the dispatches to which
we have alluded, arriving in San Francisco on
the 3lst ult., after longer passage than has
of late been usual. In due time, no doubt, the
passages Of this steamship line will be made
more speedily, and the extraordinarily quick
time made about two years ago by the Bombay
mail, which reached London in eleven days,
win be regularly beaten. The overland route
will be completely distanced by the new route
10 the incalculable wealth of ''the East" which
Is ''sur West" San Francisco will receive the
exports from Japan, China, and even India and
Australia, and New York will distribute them
for this country and for Europe; and on the
other hand New York will receive and San
Francisco viii distribute the European exports
destined for the ports Of Asia. The completion
Of the Pacific Railroad will hasten the time
when steam communication between Europe
and Asia will be mainly carried on by way of
New York and San Francisco, and New York
will be the commercial centre of the world.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
Tn. pe.n-,lyaui. Coal Mine Disaster.

A~tcrrible accident occurred on Tuesday
morning at the Diamond coal mines at Scran-
ton, Pa, by which over dozen lives were
lost A platform containing seventeen men
WAS preclpitatcd down a shaft distance of
one hundred and eighty-fve feet, through the
breaking OF a chain connected with the hoist
ing machinery. The first reflection that oc-
ours 10 the mind on the receipt of the news of
such disaster Is how its recurrence may be
prevented. There is entirely too much rcck-
less disregard Tor human life shown in every
department Of business, commerce, mining and
travel The most dangerous and destructive
elements OF nature have been pressed into the
service of nan. and with ordinary precaution
may be handled with impunity. But how often
does Il happen that the employees on a railroad,
steamboat or In coal mine dare the power of
steam or hredamp In the most reckless manner,
as II no danger could possibly accrue to them |!
This last disaster was probably caused by over
loading the platform on which the miners de-
rccnded the shan, or by cnlpable neglect in
no, examining the chain at the proper time. In
all those mining operations In which men cx-
pose themselves 10 frightfal death in case Of
the least neglect there should be q aipcrin-
trndeni Cor each department, whose business
Il would be 10 provide against the possibility of
accident There Il no use in leaving the mat
Ger In the hands Of the workmen
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

Miss Lucy Stone and all the other women's
rights women pining for seats In Congress.
foreign missions and commands in the army.
Under ''Old Ben Wade" Arkansas, on the
women's rights platform, win be A No. I.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

TIm Arkansas CoxsruUrioS-A CHANCE
Fon Tmr wexKS. The Arkansas rocons'ruc-
ton CONSTITUTION. n !. reported. has been
aaop,ed BY = snail majority. A this eonsti-
i.Gien eises sbs rgst u suffrage and equal
pcliticsl rights In regard 10 The Oaices not only
10 ne ssr, bat 10 womcn. white and black
Arkany.s. win ~ ascpsion. vill be the p'ac'
for 0sorSe Francis Trsia- Nra. CadJ stanton
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

ACrsros HorsK RErEEScuxxSr.-wit With the
assent % The Secretary Of the Treasury, Col
lcctor Smythe. We understand, put out some
time ago the labor at the pablic stores con-
necicd with the Castom House by contract 10
responsible parties. under heavy bonds for the
faithful performances of tsc work, and u appears
from the late Treasury report 10 the House OF
Representative. that the Collector by this
arrangement has saved 10 the government some
seventy thousand dollars per annum-no small
item on TIE right side of the ledger In these
DAYS. when IRE balances u our government
oftci4l. are. a. The rule, great and small, on
the wrong side. NJ, a. collector smythe IN
this matter has becn violating the general prac-
tice ~ our pu,lic servants n would not he sur
rri-ing n for this high crime and INSIDE
meascr- tho fsnsoas Van wyck we're TO bring
him up Coz another investigation.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

New York, Thursday, April =, 1865.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18
j. II. JOHNSON.
I'll . t,
Marshall. Texas.

n EsPEl-TrULLY tenders his sr'
II vices to his old Iri.nds and patrons
IN Harr,sou IN, adjoining counties. From
ha ,oas sspssi~nce and clcse spP',css'o''
" ibs Profession hs feels warranted in ny
i.s The, hw work gill b. interior to noor
Artiacisl teeth Inserted on The Vul.n'
ite Bsse IRON our 10 full vet, and perfect
satisfaction guaranteed
lie Gun he foupd st hts once o.
al times Where II ~ i"convenssnt IN
e..,.oos 10 Goa. &, me 0tscr, they will b..
.tsi,ed on II then hosses. Ills eefyiet'
e~o ps secured by rddres'ng h'm through
ths e.ail Of oth,f lsc.
UvvEx--Wert st'o of iie i'hi'
square. otpl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

To MEAsraE CoaS Level The
ssrs Of corn, thea asAssrs the lsagth,
depth, ssd brssAsA nsltipiy tkess
together. Thss, multiply thsis pro.
dsst BY !, sspesatisg oss Agsss hea
he right Of said product. This will
give The bssAsls aud aseinsh Of .
SssAsl u shsllsA ssrn. II Il 10 de-
sired 70 asd The ssnhsr Of bushels
!. Ne sss, dosbis the nusbss I"
obovs found.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18
Drag! DruGs!!
A LARGE bill Of fresh English and
Il French
DRuoS, PAINTS, OILS,

And Llqssors, &c. &c, Is no~ being
received aud opened BY A g. ars. at the
OLD s,snd OF Sears 4 Wi.hespocn, where
be will be pleased TO see his old customers
q well ~ new ones and furnish them with
genuine and unadul,era,ed Drugs, Medi'
cincs, and all other articles usually kept
In Drug Stores. At the very lowest figures
that genuine and unsdalterA,ef article
can possibly bs sold a., Tor cash. ~
special request he has brongh, 90 seversl
articles moi kea, elsewhere IN this city,
among them is Cstanh Snuh and Sewing
Machine rsedler
| take pleasure in informing my Gus,
toners and the public generally that ]
have secured the services Of Mr. L. II.
Bruce, Pharnsceutist, late Of the house
Of Mr.. Frank L. Wood OF this city, who
will be on hand at oil hours 10 attend to
the Prescription Department
A. SEARS. Druggist.
Feb ~. 1861. pzs''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18
DAVID mcpHAll.,
ATCH. UAYI AID JEWHk1

MAAuALJ., TEXAS.

respectfully asaoanes to h,s
N cid friesds and pstsoas, 'has BE- y
|r'u 81 uosk at biz old stasd, Nostn
+ Of The Public Squars. where Be . dc,
oas OF again rsesiving liberal share Of
Bile patronage. .,
D"~mbcr I as. ni%-H
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18
HACKS AND DRAYS
r. ~. ACLklN.

T.. n. MUkkbN,
= ErURNS his thanks to the c,s'stn:
y aud bssinsa $50 Of Aarsasli, aod
',ui,y, IT. he liberal patronage h'tass'
extended 70 hiG. asd dssires TO INFORM
tm that BE- y nov fully licensed s"d
fpared. with
lACk0 AND DWAEe,
serve ,hsm ii short notion. and % me
sl icssaaab.e tesns.
jan. 5. 1851. H-V
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18
MAMMOTH
LIVERY ST A Is l. l..
Hsrus Bought and SeA.


THIS splendid stable, located On Ase
lin ,,rse,. North Of th< Court uoo:s'
s nov opra, and veil stocked win 'scdF
~ hs,usrs HORSE, Russ.rs. Hacks. e,
.il Of which will b. h'red on fessonsc .~
,srms Hosses bcsrded BY the s'oo'n'
Ho,,s; snd Males tosght and sold on
WM. BRADFiEI.D. frotsle'or
Marshall. Feb. -, 1890. %"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

The tongues ssd Assds Of 10 red
issls Of Consrsss srs equally bssy-
he fosner In demanding Tie aevtsg
Of tie public money asd The lsatsr
Ia grabbing Il.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

MlsplsxcrHo Lsrrxss --Aceor
ding to the Postmaster General
report not less thsh Hillion
letters were mailed lsss ysss without
signatures, sad nisAissstsd, or 90
badly directed that the address va
totally SniSssllisibIs. Thss~ we're
destroyed. More than . million aud
a half o,hess--l 81 ,sss-vrve res
torsd to the writer's BY the care Of
the dead letter oAce, Thus il sesms
that oil least two and . half millions
Of mistakes were made ia an opera.
ton which one should think likely
10 iassrs the ssAciss, care Of the
vri,ss, The sddrsssiaxs Of . letter.
Thsss letter contained nssrly $780,
900 10 money, bills Of saeAasgs,
dssds, checks, etc, 70 the vslss Of
over q, 900, 900, ssd over 5000
sos.Aiasd photographs, jsvslry, etc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

House and Lot for SASe!
MISERABLE property in the city o
Marshall. Apply to -
HILL / LAN6LEt
isrshals, Nov. ~, co. 10"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18
J. h. TULl.ls,
DENTIST,

MARSHALL, TEXAS.
Having returned from the Ohio Dental
College, o6ers his services 10 the public.
Ohice---Eas, Of the Cour, House, over
The store OF W. N. Johnston 4 Co.
Msrshsil, March 8, 81. 3N-ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18
r.. II. DAVIS,
PUBLIC,
MARAHAIL.. Tnn.

lyIl.I. tsk, ksowledgsusuts - prsoI OF
DesAs. Mortgages. asA ssswe's 70 'n's'
5ntotsss. ~. -
business IL Any part Of ~ coasi!{ a'sA ~
ksre, Mt toor 10 Dr. Bssrs' Drss seors.
oh 4 al. nJ7-lY
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18
RS. R. ]. 00D,
Successor to r Il. Wood,)
DRUGGIST AND AF01NECAkY
SOUTH sipk PrsLIc SQUARE,

SorrH sipk PyBLIc SQUARE,
N A n y II A l., TEX A ; ,
HAS received and 10 now opening a iuIl
IL aud complete assortment NJ DRUGS,
CHEMICALS, and PATENT NED.
GIN ~, PAINTS, OILS. vARNisii,
kEkOolNE OIL, LAMPS. bLABs
aud ILASsW ARE, PkRFUMEki
SOAPS, HAIR PREPARATIONS,
CONE BkUSiiES. kc. &c, Aud y
great vssietyo Of
Teilsa anA Fancy Articles,
Bsrsical and Dental Instruments, Phys'-
eisnss Pocket Csses and Saddle Bags
Trpass. Supporters, end Braes. Also =
irsah sapply Of Coleman's Mustard, and
we'll ssiscled stock Of
ID Y T. 3 Il u + + s :.
N. B.--Having secured the services Of
. qusli6~d Aposkscesy, Physicssns can
rely upon having their pr script,ons care
tally compounded al oil hours Of the Day
y night
t. Country DsaAn and Phys,oians.
You will pls~s~ call and sAsm.ne my
stock beiorv going elsewhere. ~ II IL com-
p.rts 10 every respect | Mill your b,l~
~ lew ~ .Ly Other h0asc in thu SECTION
Of country. -
FRANK g. WOOD
Aurust % SIT 81
NOTICE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

An yos The por.er," said /.
hulon Western lsndlsdy to Tilton-
AR you the chanberrsid - re
sposdsa the ever vivsrious 7 shsss
testh srs ~ sharply "est' -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

Ssvsrsl yssr ago, one Of ~ prs.
sipal thofoughhsss Of Lssdoa VS.
regularly psssessA BY = bsssar Who
ssLsd .ins u 30 ether pesssrs sscsp,
old lAdiss. To tAsss b addressed
Ai.sclf shss 90. yousE lady have
pity "a . poor bsGxsr." he ~.
sisEulsrly sseesssfsl IL his sppesls
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

Oa The approach Of Holy Week, .
issiossbls lady sd to hss fsssad,
I'VE asss nostify os,sslvvs . lissIs, "
"wsll." replied ,hs other, "lss -
make our ssfvaAA fest"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18
DE R'T A X Il n >

AZ their cd stand
A Il : III A IL, + y \ y : :
( IHi' constantly on haad MtTALlc
! tai WOODEN C0FFlNS. The cash
seoont,sav orders TN Metallic Comm
August ~, 1885 "Il'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

AUGUSTUS FRANKS,
BARBER Il Hair Dresser
nAssYALL. 1sxAs.
CHOP e,sss;ss ~ CapiAs' hoes'' ssA'
- A. IS IL Pose Q4cs .
o. -, lSoe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

y. .. BIcgs.. .'"sH"' w. "~'~
hicks 4 HALL, Attorneys .. Law.
u shreveport, u. OdAes w A"ss'
kc,t, psss tAs bask. 49,,
March ], 1875. 81"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18
|Hs L. wiLsoM. Q. D. GRAHAM
WILLOW 4 q IA d 4 n,
NAxusAcsunsas ~
+ q r N IT u r. f

OF ALL KINDS
8s'"' SAes North u an Hosss,)
MAxvhal1r Texas.
MILL - II es1sss viii Which ~
N nAy y AssesA Asy aseiels q
ss'esss aaas = orass, - viii
essd h ysss ssdseA We ~ ~
~. Nd en- wegk : Wasyaa1el
ss''ssu. Nsv. ., 81 al@H
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

SOuN BURKE, Attorney snd Coan'
,ello. d Law. Aassssll. Tsxas'
Wing rssuned ~ pracssce o. hs pro
b~ios, wil, pesssiss iu oil The couf"
the sixth Jsdissa District.
H,-,oes, interested 70 hts csse will re-
i've s,rlc, and pro~ps attention 49,
| Oct. 20. IS. 10"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18
Music SCHOOL.

music SCHOOL.
rs Amanda T. JohnstOn will open
Musisal School In Msrshsli, At
+ re,idenes Of Nm. T. y. Dial, oppo
the Episcopal Church on the lot
onday in January.
Terms-{spscis y
Payable MoTlthly.
Pano Lesson, 5 noaAhs, ....,..So "
a.tar a" 5 W
iolin - I" 3 GO
Musical iRs1sunsses, sAest nasos,
r ordered q seAuesd saass.
r'Aaos tsssd aaa repaired It p W
Dec q. 81 n3l-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

I 1. ul0uTOwEIi. Attorney At
/. Law, Elysisa Fields. Harrison 70,
has, will practices % the Ooeru " ~
k,h .tvdieial District All bsa'uSes 90
k,,d 10 him will receive Profsp' NJ
4 mi a. 1855 35ys
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

rs..wn. srKDsAa,.,..'. " fo'"'
lave formed = oops'loetst.r 'n Us
p,.e,,co oi law, under the tIm nan~
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