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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-03

II you want good stove, or tinware
hollow-ware. copper or sheet-iron ware,
tin roof, gutter, or anything in that line,
call on A. Fraser, Commercial avenue
beteen Eleventh and Twelfth street,
where he has moved to, q. Il fitted up the
larges' and most complete shop In
Soutnern Illinois.
Particular attention given to steam.
boat and mill work, copper smithiAg
and sheet iron work, such as chimneys,
breecher escaping steam pipes, etc.
apr24d6m
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-03
je2s I'm
Iightniug.

Save your lives and property. A.
Fraser is agent for the copper'scroli
lightning rod company and will I'll all
orders promptly. Call at once and have
them put on your buildings. This 10 the
best and safest rod now made. Shop on
Commercial avenue, between Eleventh
and Twelfth street. jy2l6t
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l1IDAIoAIppI
Diarrh0ea Cordial.

DiayrbUsa, ooe Of The most fatal dsos.
l1sss kaown 10 tho Valley Of the Mississip-
n I'D Throughout ~ wet, 10 immediate
chscksd sbd tseidly sad radically cured
81 The ~ Of tbs nsdioine. Presump
tbeus u Il nay seea 10 say ~, IL h conti
6ently psunoanced twfelibls 10 oil tho
Diseases Of W. bowels common 10 that
rgio0. II \ at once . mild astringent,
- ssodyns, aad IN alternative; and its
soses NJ 70 cAssk the dlscAasges, sooth
IL irritation N the nembrsnc which lines
W bewsh, quiet ~ whols system, aud
psodses . ksalthy change Of action 10
the digestive end secrelivs orgAas. lts
sctIoa spoa ~ Liver h direct, and 10
III highsss dsgvss snlatary, regulating the
dseoedrssd tssctious oi that Important OF.
esu, sed pro.osips The formation Of
kaaitAy baa
IT. sostAiag ~ healing influence q
tAs Ahsinlippl Diarrhoss Cordial Is al
naDe iaoeanieaeossly lelt. and within .
~ Aosgs alse Aking Il ths ssasrer from
dassAoeA, eslie, tA0assa 1orbus, dyeen-
Wy, q ~ tisss5ss Of he stomach Of In
tss1in6l pa1nA1es, y ~ osly ncssly con-
so1sssuah ~ usM. Thers y nothing
~ u abeoslvs y IL cordial. i acts
spea ~ is>assal surfaces with which Il
oe0o y eooaact llks - eaolisat.
Il h psssNibsd b ~ dfst western
pAyuieia1a = tAelf pesettes, ~ y ssed
= . staedisg rsansdy 10 ~ Memphis
Hsspital n denssd tue Il {tsed ~
= aaisiAsessy sapwissse) coasissslly To-
seunsse, ~ 4 ~ sow isifly b. termed
sHs sDsAY MEDICINE ~ SnR Wns1
Osss ND, Il b ssvsr soseot,ce.
naSaawcn--All H. Plaetsss 10 r..
~ sesaAy ~ tAssseAsst North Nv
1872
~ salsby J. ,. LANCASTER. Mar
~. To3ne.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

A RAPID sad nsvss Ailiag cs,s IL
"A rsvw - Asss. q Chiis ssd Fe,s'
Every rOeAon has Ito AnsaAees
Every D1ssass ~ Cuss.
mr. . ~ heesu lAes Tat H. possr
hl aisesal ssdieins - frequently ID
nisbesss1 10 espiess desn 10 ietesniiesat
ed billseo rsaistest Fevess an n peril
- - ~ sssssitstles = ths dicssses
tAsasnvsA w1nls thss spssaliou 10 gepee
ely eleW ~ unsustals, aod tAsis e1ects
svsaesemt Reos1ss d this clsas. haz
asdoas ssd.s say Circumstances. cannot
b. ased Win aay approach 10 sakty. ex.
espl ssdus ~ dlrsetioe u . physician;
~ b ~ ssgsoas vhess Few. aod Asue,
Billieos rsves, Call Fsver. Dumb A que,
ard thsis klndred complaints chiefly pre-
vail, medical men ars sometimes few aud
lsr bstvsea. and medical advice almost
snob,ainabl II b ohvioas therefore thu.
. preparation !Iks the Texas Tonic Syrup,
pso0pt ard certain in il action O. I ca
sssive, snd eqsaily 70 b relied spon ~ =
pesveststivs Of tAsas nslsdies- b.
Il psieeleo valss in The vsll~y Of the Me
sluslPpl, q whsrsvss sAss th<y may exist.
Ths eo0oos es1ss Of I'll remitfent and
Intermittent isvsn y the mepAi,ic vspos
or n!asma evspoested BY beat from ihs
soi', o. iron Tie surface Of s>agnant Va
VT; and II b ussally when ibe torrid
warmth ofssu1ss be- psostrated The sys.
~ ard rseasssd II ineapable Of coulerd.
- ~>>A Lille o(sk 9k..>.> tk.a A..
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MeAital Carhs.

1
s.f EADs, ND w. Q. rnoNAs, n. u
HAVING associated thswssivss in
III the practice VI the various branch o.
Of their profession, respectfully ole,
their ssrvicss to the people Of hsr,hs i
aad vicinity.
Tsrns-Cash.
o6cs--south- W eat corner Of the
Public Square, the ono formerly occu,
pied BY Judge G. A. Frazer
Aarshall, March 8, 1869, s3l-tf
m N. MARKS, N. D., having permA-
! . neatly located in Marshall, oacrs
his Professional services TO the citizens
Of the town and surrounding country
and hopes by closs aud studioas sttcn.
ton to ms rofcssicu 10 merit a liberal
share Of patronage.
Oryios--At Sears's Drug Store.
RssipKSeE-at W. +. Hudgins.
Refereaces DIR Eagan, Of Jefferson +.
Dr. Williams, Of Shreveport; Maj. b.
snalley, Uncle Joe Taylor, Maj. J. r.
Womact, Capt A. NJ. Burnhsm, and
Gen. W. = Lane, Of Marshall
Marshall, Feb. ~, 60 n2s-fm
tyr. II. y. WlTHERsroON, Sur
~ geon and Physician, Marsha Texas
Ovyiox--i the preset, nj Sears 1
Witherspoon's Drus store.
July "a, '65. nab
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N o.. 35.

two thirds Of the lualihfi voters Of
me respective coua,ios, 10 Assess, aud
provide for the collection of tax
upon the taxable property, 10 aid in
The construction OF iu,orosl improve
ments provided, that said Iaa -hall
never exceed two per cent upon the
valns Of such property
Src. XNNllI The ordnance at
the Convention passed on the first
day Of February, 4 u 1861, com
monty known rs the Ordnance Of
Secession, was IN CONFEDERATION Of
the Constitution and law. Of the
United staie-, aud therefore. null
and void from the beginning and
all laws, and parts Of laws, founded
upon said ordnance, we're also null
aud void FROM the date Of their pas
sage Tho Legislatures which sat IN
The State OF Texas, from the 18th
day Of March, A u 1864, uniil the
9th Jay Of August, A II. 1886, had
no e"fstint,onai authority 10 make
laws bieding upon the people Of the
state OF Tesos provided, that this
section shsll not be- construed TO in.
b,bit tho su,ho,i,,e. m H. ST.
from respecting md emf rcing such
/ rules aud regulations as were pres
e,ite,l T., tbs ali t.oi.t,,n,.. LIT
u.,. .,, /, viol,sa. ar a.. -,
NM, aud ta,. ~ H. 49,, 80
a In IA ~ IN. -, aIl,, -.
/ lini,cJ s,,,o. ,r m,s,n',,.s.i ;" 49,.
,,r;,e,1. .r,hi. ..I,
:, N. ti,i,aJ s,.,.. anI .ti.l
noe, no,,.I,, /, 49,. ~, ,'hSn." IL
rcyas 1niay, III. 49, ,a,, ~ ~ =,
,in,. n.s a, ia''.u 4"
,,,v,,e NH. mt,rh i',ls ,sa'.y,,
an nn1er .nch ,nla. sn ,aa,,i.,i|a.
az, d, in,.I;I.,a al ~
tl.,a'ns.l.,Ii'... $500 ~. ~
S,a,.. dn,,n.,..il ,a,;.l y, Nv. 49,
rla I.',.i',.. '"'o'
,bs On, ~ 49,, na Ill., n,l - ~ :,
80 "A ,ssg "" w, "
-, ,l,
,al,, a ~
,i.s =, a.. -, ~" 4" '''''
,hn T',,,aJ So. s"a ~. :"
'he 'nl'od state OF we're no, lhtcn-
dea to reward those who participated
IN the late rebellion or to dissrimi.
nate between citizens on account Of
'aop 't o"'"' o' 70 olsf.'e PfeJndi-
oially to any olsss of citizens
Sec NNNiN All debts created
BY tho so called state of Texas, from
aud nitsr the 18th day OF January,
1861. aud prior TO the BIB day of
august 1860, were, and are null and
void aud the Legislature is proh'b'
tied from making any provision for
The acknowledgement ar payment of
such debts. All uarsid balances,
whether Of salary, per diem. or
monthly allowance, due to employee,
OF the state, who IN iao service there.
Of, Oh tho said 18th day Of January,
1861, civil or military, and who gave
Their a'd, ceantenaucc OF seaport, to
the rebellion then insuRufaied
against the government the United
s'n'es OF turned their sfms agalast,
tbe said government, thereby forfeit
ed The sums seserally dao 10 them 80
M The ten por cent warraois issued
avt m,ll'siy ss',.ses' sna esenaHaed
~, '"e Wv ,'',, $4,000, ~ Wv ',aa",f
do ' " ' y, KY. r ,a, r,,, h'v "a's
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

w. "a. HEARD 4 Co,

W, Il, HEARD & CO.,
ECElvING, Forwarding and Co..
II mission Merchants. Dsalers u
Grossriss, Dry goods, Shoes, ard Boots.
: 1ailrsal 1sDst, AaFvAaIi. TsGas.
VIII ~ ~ hieAssA nasast price e!
49, vol, dsisa psasAss, I'D bsss y
A 6eel
1svea1ss :. less. d. slS-H
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

School Fund. Aud tho Legislature
shall appropriate ali the Iroceeds TO-
suliing from sales ol puDlio land. 10
he State 10 Public School Fond,
Aud the Legislature siall sot apart
for The benefit oi paehcsehools, ones
fourth Of the annual re- oato icriSa,
bic from general iaNatuu, aud hall
also cause TO be- iugol aud collected,
"a annual roli mx 90 ono dollar, on
all male persons in this State, between
the ages Ut tweulJ ne AVID sixty
wears, for iho toaoit OF the Ftbic
Schools. And said iuui and tic in.
come dorh cd thyroitom, sud tho taxes
herein provided for .ohool Iurpu G,
shall be q perpetual fund, To be uppii.
ed rs needed, exclusively fpr the ed.
ucation Of allie Uo soh0'haiiu inhnh.u
uts Of this snie. aud un law fmll owe,
he made applUp lHl such fund '1r
any other u.e COG purr e whatever
cLo VII flc Legislature SHALL
20 necessity Zoo addition 60 lhe iu.
come derived lam iho Public School
pan4, and lsom 'he nAcs foe school
purposcs provided mrin thu loroao.
Ing section, provide lor tho raising
of such amount us such taxation, In
the soyoral School Districts IN tho
State. as viii bo bcocs-ay To
provide The necessary school
'ouses 10 zach DISTRICT and iu-
here she education OF 40 the rchol
a.tie iuhabiaufa ol The seyeml Dis
uicts
Srr VII Ttorubl.c iands her,s.
fore given to counties .hnll lo under
the control Of ihe Legislature, and
may no sold unlor such regulations
as The Legislature may prescribe
and in such caro- lhe proceeds vt the
sa,ac shall be added 90 iho Public
School Fund
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CAPITOL HOTEL.
10
MURPHY 4 DAWSON, Iropristors.
H-.0.-
Fare Reduced to 81 90
Fer day, Currency.

eTvHiS Aolsl IL rseoreissd y one Of he
Ansst hotel bsiIdipgs west Of the
Nassisa,ppi river. The Poons ar cor
m,,dicas and pleasant, and are we'll far
nlshsd
The propsiston sstout 70 make money,
asd, Ia order 70 do %, they have dsesr-
mined 70 keep . No house, charge
rsasoaahls prices, and BY kind, hospita-
bio trsatnsnt isducs people y visit
shsn again.
Try 1t Once,
and ~ whether this 10 tsus or merely
dsceptSce.
IL good living AID attsatioa ssa in
sscs custom, n will b. -eoaing
Conssessd with ~ hctsls . large
Brick Livery Ssable,
hat Il y we'll kspt, u po% listls bestss,
tAsa any similar sslabliahnsnt n TssaA.
Ths propsisloss Aavs reduesd ~
price PER day, sad insasased ~ sAss;
IL tken a,,d ~ how psoesssisss an4
practice agree,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

7 u TULLiS. Dentist, Marshall
81 Texas. by college instruction,
since The war, am in possession Of all
the late improvements.
l will visit the country when request.
cd, and respectfully solicit a share Of
public patronage.
All work guaranteed to give satisfsc.
ton. Ofice N. W. Corner Of the Pub
lie Square.
December 4, 1868. nl9-ly
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n H. LlPSCOAB, Attorney q
W. Law, will pr etice 10 the courts
Of the sixth Judicial District. All bust.
ness entrusted 10 bic csre will meet strict
and prompt attention.
Marshall. Jsn. 10. 81. u23:ly
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n A. FRAZER. Attorney and Coun.
VI selior At Law, Marshall, Texas.
will give strict attention 10 busi-
aess In tho courts Of Harrison, NJ ion,
Upshur, Rast, and Pamela counties and
in tbe Supreme ard Federal courts Al
Tyler.
Marshall, March Al, SO. n33af
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SOLE PROPRIYrORs.
MANSFIELD / HlGBER.
(1DlsAlhhs1 y lS%o,

OH EMS r. 8,
- ~ = ~ 1ksta Aarsss, xssSAts
= ~ %, ~ p4e-ly
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HOQotOn Avenue.
I nAnMALL, TEXAS.

~ TIN Proprietor d
~ ~ 61Abls beeD lssvs
= 3s>nrA Ais thsaks %
H1Sd ~ psAHs for H. vssl
"a r. - n ~ hss received, sad
II eli50 - - = peins vii y
|sSnsn0s 410ee4 eeuo1eees. Ne y
S11D1o1mpa M 1Aoooo1u ~ yoaf
4n11nne tAaa heeotoebgs bsisg
- Wnol1o1 IN Astslsntts1 ard cow
1e11S Agsks, ~ tesns, - esrs-
~ 49, r. ~ 6anapestss3oa - ~
seScra NJ 70 thsss vho wesA 80
: lSlvu, ~ either bssansss o. pleasure,
y 49, ~ he ~ god
aaIiee and Hoz~es
iue neeeanneda1leA Il eoane %
80, selsst ysss tssns ~ aAs :
nhhlswjn, = hsss>s1bss, b sndes
49, ~ nepaesmea1 u Capt.
o. . |neaan. ~ b ~ sntAosised
~ 01Sasoeeioa q ~ bastnsa
4 tAassvt1A
Psopsietos.
" u So: .s,N
Window Glass.
sssltea b. 4 Sesss, : lasss b
- ~ ebuese - bssAkAoa
J : sAslss ~ = 1angs, La1p
- seal ~, ~, vAisS vill b
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ARTICLE VIII
iArEAl N MINT.

SEC. |. The power of impeachment
shall be vested in the House of Rep
reese ots.ves.
SEC. III. Impeachment, Of the Gov.
ernor, Attorney General, Secretary
Of State, Treasurer, Comptroller, and
OF the Judges oil the District Courts,
shall be nied by the Senate.
SEc. Ill. Impeachment, Of Judges
Of the Supreme Court shall be tried
by the Senate. When sitting as a
Court OF lmpeachmonr, The Senators
shall be upoI oath, or Affirmation
and no person shall be convicted
without the concurrence OF two-thitds
Of the seaators present.
SIC. Nv. Judgment, in cases Of
impeachment, shall extend only to
removal IRON Office, and disqualified,
ton irom holding any Office Of honor,
trust, or profit, under this State bat
the parties convicted shall uovorthe.
lsss, 10 subject to indictment, trial
aud punishment, according to law
SEc. V. Ali officers against whom
articles Of impeachment may be pre-
fsrrsd, shall be suspended from tho
exercise Of the duties Of their Office
during the tendency Of such impeaeh
usot. The appointing power may
make = provisional appointment Ic
~ The vacancy oceasloned by the
suspension Of an officer, until the
decision ON the impeachment.
SEc. VI. The Legislature phall
provide for the trial, punishment, and
removal from Office, Of all othe'
ssAcsrs Of The State, by indictment
or olherxisc.
7.
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Adoplsd BY ~ ConstisusiosAl Cocnsa.
ton coavened under the Reconstruc-
ton Acts Of Congress passed March
2, 1867, and The Acts suppiene asary
thereto to bs submitted ~ kaiiAcA-
tiou or Rejection 1t an Elect.vn to
tass place On the nrvt Ao~dsy of July,
$40
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security -
AklltLL "a.
LAND OFFICE
$40 / There shall be owe Gon.
or,l I,nl of6ee ta the State which
shall Lo NJ m, ss-, of GOV, runent
,'Lcro an ,,,lss vbirb have heretofore
crapoio5or NAV le,s,ltsr o,sansto
FROM so,csnmcni .h.lIbsroro.lerea
md tEe loqi.lnturs may Establish.
nom time ~ limo .uoh ubord,naie
of5cers a. ttov mst deem rconi0ile.
50 n 1bat H. -r,duo of the
public lands nan. bc s..eHsiaod il f.
'lceiarei ,A-4 ~ -..- -s- -fi--i h@.s
ioforo uulc, and uo. returned &, the
General Luud office. in accordance
with the nfuyisione ol 900 Ace outi-
tied "An Act concerning Surveys Ut
land, approved imh February,
1872. are hereby Nce|Hlod null nnd
void.
Sir. lil Ali rCriiHrnir for bond
looated after tbo 3uth day OF urioDIs
1856 upon lands which were titlAG
before such location uf coftlici ic,
aro hereby declared nuIl and yfid !
provided. Tint 900 catC whore the Toe
cation. Tor thc wont ot correct Dps,
~ pioror connection 0i surveys. b.
fuaad 10 ho iu conflict with oido{ sur
,..s .,.Irfl,r frrIrI Uf oUf turt car.
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TINE EQUlTABl4E
life Assurance Society,

TME EQUlTABl.E
Life Assurance Society,
UNITED S It AT L S,
No. % Broadway,
NEW YORK.
WI. G. AL1xAuDE1, President.
Col PHILIP STOCKTON, General
Agent for state Of Texas, Galveston.
Cash Asssis, Nay, 1868, : 1900, 600 90
Anmmai Income orer.... 100000 90
Sum Ass~red ds,irs 81, 45,23s.46o 90
Number Poiices covering
ADORE Amount. 49,. lO,465 90
Average Amout # each
kUttry, ............ s,oo- 90
THE Equitable stands srst and fore
i most among oil modern Life Assu-
rance Ccmpanies. Chartered In 1889,
for an unlimited period, Il has far out
stripped Ill rivalry, and odsrs Life A.
surancs 10 al persons in good health
upon . good, IL not better terms, than
any other Coapany 10 TIN United States
Attractive Features:
II issuss I'll desirable lie, endowment
and n-forfsising policies on = single
life froa o960 10 26,0Ol IN dividends
are made annually 70 policy holdsrs
An H. psoass ~ lividsG annually
smoae he ssssrsd, snd nay bs used
according W ths discretion u - policy
hoIdsra q ore Of 5 diGsrsns modes, vis !
let To The permanent inessass Of sun
aaeused 2nd. To tks permanent rsduo-
tioa of he pssnisn; srd. TO the In
sssase Of ssa asssssd for oss or tern
Of year.; 4th. To he redaetioH Of pre-.
uisns ios 80 " more years; 9TH To
ths linitalioa Of he ns1bss Of year. in
which pssniuus ~ 70 b. paid.
II y . Dsrsly Lik Assurance Society,
ed 6ess nos engage II any otbsr kind
Of issusaaee whaASvss. IL iavsssassts
~ eonlssd By lsw 70 ne best ~ aost
sppeovsd ssessitisA II bssissss y
eoeduelsd spoa - esslrsivsly Cab
-. Ith jusa eaa liberal In II deal
lnW VII Ne assured. Il h psoap4 In
~ paynsns u al k,asss, sever having
~ . Nv ssit y eoetssesd cleia,
Meth o. Hoath. II y he hryest Ma
teal Life Assassnes Company. for "
ysass, h ~ wesA.
IL pslissss average he la.ssst q ssy
Anes3esa Coossay, showing tAat >
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

u l. HI0HTOWER, Attorney 1t
H. Law, Elysisn Fields, Harrison Co,
Texas, will practice ID th4 Coasts OF the
Sixth Judicial District. All business on
frosted 10 hin will receive prompt st.
teution.
April n, 1856. 3sys
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ARTICLE vi.
IUanp As a,Hax..,

SIC. | Every male citizen of the
United States, Of the age of twenty
oae years aud upwards, not laboriug
usdsr the disabilities named in this
Constitution, without, distinction OF
race, color or former condition, who
sha'l 10 resident of this State Of
the time Of the adoption OF this Con
stitution, or Who shall thereafter TO.
aide in this State one year, and in
The county in whiel be offers to vote
sixty days next preceding any cleo
ton. shall be entitled to vote for all
o9lcers that are now or hereafter may
be elected by the people, aud upon
all qucs,ic' submitted to the cleo
tors at any election provided that
no person shall be allowed to vote or
hold Office, who is now, or hereafter
may be disqualified therefor, by The
Constitution of tho United sato
until such dlsqualiiications shall be
renewed BY the Congress Of the uui
the States provided, further, that
no person while kept in any asy lam,
or confined in prison, or who has
been convicted of felony, or who Is
Of unsound mind, shall be allowed 10
vote or hold Office.
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Y. J. HALL, 1AAka fUkfEa.
YyALL 1 TURNER, Attorneys sod
III Couuscllors at Lay Marshall, Texas.
will practice 10 the Courts Of the Sixth
Judicial District All business entrusted
10 then will receive prompt attention.
June 20, 1866. 45ly
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DIR. T.. j. BEAIL,
DIX. II. LEWIS,
O0sce in rear Of Lancasters Drug Store.
DARTICULAR attention given to the
/ Medical and Surgical treatment Of
the eye.
~ Bills due upon rendition of ser
vice.
May II, 1867. n3s:tf.
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EOR0E LANE, Attorney and Com
u selIos u Law, Msrshall, Texss,
will give prompt attention to al pro
(essiopal business entrusted 70 hin.
Aus. rs, '65. n50;6m.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

AUGUSTUS FRANKS,
Barber d Hair Dresser
MAnsnALL, SsxAs.
CHOP, 8ssoh ~ Il ~ pse@is sQsss
o. 81, 10 NJ
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4. PosE,, WI. sTkDnAH.. - v. rorn,
lave formed . copsrtnsrship in The
III practice Of law, under the firm name
Of POPE. sTEDAAN, 1 POPE They
will attend the Courts 10 The Coasties oil
Harrison. Rusk, Pamela, and Upshur Of
the 9Th, sad Marion Of the Sih Judicial
District.
September Is, 1856. 6M
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Ttgal Gurus.


souu ,. WtL4tAee. ESQ. L.. HILL.
2. 4. LANoLET.
WILLIAMS, HILL, / LANGLEY
w Attosnsys u Law, harshall, Tex.
-, have associated themselves together
10 the practice Of Law, will give pss~ps
attention 70 al huslasss sntsslstsd 70 then
h The Cocvh Of Eastern Tsxas, and she
ssPrsss AND Federal Courts a Tyler.
July 3, es. n47-U
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seaporis, or searofis Of the United |
States, aud to the payment, ia part |
or Ia toto, OF tho passage St immt>
grants from Europe ,oihis State. aud
their transportation with,o fhi- State.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-13

4 PRrsBSG II GLS. LEE An adm.
rsr Of General Ice. in Norfolk. has made
hlm pressu, Of so elegant cane. made
of a piece OF tie herrImsc. The VIZ
rinlan thus describes 1t :
Surmounling the upper end of The cane
!. A massive sud richly chased and beau
ufulv engraved head Of fine gold. Tie
con.r part or band Of Ihis gold mounting.
claspine or encircllng tie head OF the cane
Is composed OF eig1i ah banel', and on
these panels appears. engraved IN The
most chssle snd beautiful style. by one oi
New York's mos, skrlliul artists, the fol-
lowing inscription TO Robert +. Lee,
from profound sdmlrtr OF his character.
October, 1852" Ga the summit OF tie
mounting. a, lis centre, snd forming a
small circle, appears in small capitals OF 8
unique and chaste sylp. the name Of
Robeu L Lee. Revolving spirslIy a.
round the shalt Of Il cane il most beau
n.ully inscribed. fnr the SPACE Of about
.,Qlteen inches IN length, in indelrble
INK. the following legend "Nssia Pea.
torp Merrimac Psrs Fci."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-13
Deatbs.
o B | T u AIRY

Departed this life, on Sunday afternoon
last, al her late residence in Shepherds.
town. Mrs. Elisabeth, relic. OF the late
Thomas Hessey, in the 10Th year oil her
sge.
The deceased. al the time of her death
was member Of the Methodist Eplsco.
pal Church, South. Having joined the
Methodist family in her early years she
continued worthy member OF the came
Tor period, but very llule short of 60
years. Her house had been The home Of
the Inherent for nearly half a century.
The correctness OF her life, The simplicity
OF her faith and her accomplishing sub.
mission 10 severe bodily sffliclon, are
matters OF record IN The public mind here.
Not onl y has her death caused sorrow
among her more immediate friends and
neIghbors, but II will be deplored gener.
ally By The Ministers Of fhe Baltimore
Conference, 10 lie most OF whom she " as
we'll known, aud large number Of whom
10 former years had shared her liberal hos
p'ial.ty. Cut of wllhou. a single premo-
nln"n Of approaching Geslh. the consis'en-
cy OK her anterior life supplies her chill
drrn and friends with legacy Of hope full
~ as blessed as could be practicable Of
any dysg reslinony. No doubt can re-
main, but that TO her, sudden death was
sudden glory.
blessed are tie dead that die in tie
Lord"
In Charleston n, on the 22d Sit, Join
Baiiy, infsn, son Of W l.. and NJ. J.
Hedges aged l6 days.
On tie lslinst.. al the residence Of \.
r. Porierfeld. in Berkeley county, Bet
seq Rush, al The advanced age Of 81
years.
Nesr this place, on Tuesday evening
last, Mrs. CqihnTine FiSsr, wife Of Mr..
Eli Fr.er, aged about 80 years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-13

Must II not be very romantic 10 be on
your knees before lovely one of Ewes
dsug h'ers-heariug up torrent Of swee,
words between her glowing parted lips,
raising roses "u her cheeks by the acre.
bringing tears oil pleasure - her eyes a.,
The identical momen, when she is gong
TO swoon away in your srus. 10 hear her
anxious mother cry, "You Sal, have you
fed them ere hogs -