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which were aggravated by the scrofuIous con-
tamination until they were painfully affiicting.
have been radically cured in such great mum.
bers in almost every section OF the country
that the public scarcely need to be informed Of
its virtues uses.
Scrofulous poison is one of the most dcstruc-
tive enemies OF our race. Often, this unseen
and unfelt tenant OF the organism undermines
tue constitution, and invites the attack Of en-
feebling or fatal diseases, without exciting
suspicion ,'p OF its presence. Again, it seems to
breed injection throughout the body and then
on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into one or other Of it's hideous FORMS either
ON the surface or among the vitals. In the
latter, tubercles may be suddenly deposited in
the lungs or heart, or tumors formed in the
liver, or 1T elbows its presence by eruptions on
the skin. or foul alterations on some part of
the body. Hence the occasional use of bottle
OF this SARSAPARILLA is advisable, even
when no active symptoms Of disease appear.
Persons afflicted with the following complaints
5Y the ase on shd H enh
Anhonys Fire, Rose or ErysipeldS, letter, Salt
Rhe1im, Scdtd Head, Ring,co,na, Sore Eues
Sore Ears and other eruptions or visible forms
OF Scrofulous disease. Also, in the moro con-
cealed forms. as Dyspepsia, Dropsy Heart Dis
ease, Fits, Epilepsy, Neuralgia and the various
Otcerous affections OF the muscular and nery-
Syphilis or Fenereal and Mercuvial Diseases
are cured by it, though long timo is REQUIRED
for subduirg these obstinate maladies by any
medicine. But long continued use of this me-
doine will cure the complaint. Leuco,ThGa @ or
lPhnes, Uterine Uicerations, and Female Dis
eases, are commonly soon relieved and ulti-
mately cured by its purifying and invigorating
effect. Minute directions in each case are found
in our Almanac, supplied gratis. rheumatism
and Gout, when caused by accumulations of
extraneoua matters in the blood. yield quickly
to it, as also Liuer Complaints, Torpiditg, Con-
9estton or Inflammation of the Liuer and Jpu,-
dice. when arising, as they often do, from the
ranking poisons in the blood. This SA RSA-
P4R!LLA is a great restorer for the strength
and vigor of the system. Those who are Lam
guid and Ltstless, Despondent, Sleepless and
troubled with Nervous Apprehensions or Fears,
or any of the affections symptomatic Of Weak.
ness, will find imm edate relief and convincing
evidence OF its restorative power upon trial.
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. C.. AVER g. CO., Lowell Mas
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
April +5mo
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Desirable Residence for Sale.

A,s ALot, containing one-third Of an acre,
3I!A with neat commodious DWELLING
SA4S HOUSE, having an up-staire Of i've
Rooms, a basement Of five Rooms, Bathing
room with shower bath, all necessary out
buildings aud in good repairs. Inquire at this
office. March %
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Smoked Meats. &c.
ENArRA ASUGAR-CURED BACON STRIPS,
~ Extra Sugar-cured Hams and Shoulders,
Extra Large Smoked Beef Tongues.
For aale by GEO. SYMMERS
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MILLINERY.

Several cases of Ladies', Misses and Boys
HATS AND GAPS, from 25 cents up. Hsir
Braids. Waterfalls, Cnrls, Switches, Coils &c.
Country Merchants will find it to their ad-
vantage to give me call, and see for them
selves. Fresh arrivals every day. Hats, Bon
nets, &c, by the case or dozen, will be sold
very low.
Bridal Wreaths and Wells of every desorip-
ton, JeWelry, etc.
Having first class Milliners, we arc prepared
to execute all orders with neatness and de.
spatch. Main Street, Columbia, opposite
Hopson H Sutphen's. March 28 3mo
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Betting, &c. Send for descriptive Circular and
Price List. WOOD 4 MANN
Steam Engine Company, Utica, New York.
mRrcn "a 6mO I
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
FCR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

THE reputation this
excellent medicine en-
joys, is derived from it's
Gu res, many OF which
are truly marvellous;
; tnveterate cases ofScro-
fnlous Disease. where
the system seemed sat-
urated with corruption,
have been purified end
cured by it. Scroiulous
q ffp Of inna nm Il dlsan.I
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-23

l;s... - liz voice oil Waitofs at
eA'',~ To-. a 4 threatened With Il
, Nv W. IN A.. ~
"'''"' - ~
lns'ca' OF 'e''"N.E
military prison II Jc'ierse' 49,
sume-ihcre arc Ut least ikFty, IN
-. H.. Loo, i, $belnAdnc,t
o. """', 90 8, vl., hsv
Tor nearly NV "'' ,r -
aud their dependent ian''''e'
es1s.s~S-ss as~wss ssc tsss.~-s'sss'ss
.xa;t,,iou or tyranny Is revolving to
q -. r. ,,nablle,n freedom
." 0'' '''' w.
MrupgREgs iIuSG r. William ~
' J,i.s.., ,.osoi Iohn Thompson, who
sea. ,t;s..urisn
i"nre'sp y ''fV'', -
III Graysen county Oh Tvs ~"
January last, suffered INC eS
,ron,e nena,ly Of The INV AZ sherman
| :, 1cr ~,
Q" VIC wv" VIZ ,,, A. aa
The soarier p"posn's VI" .ssI.
iession OF PEN inc pt'''" p.,S ~.
Just pe'o'c ,".'' o ~ .',.,s.;na ~
knowleagca 10 ''o eo,' -
The dree9lui mutaef anu '"u 49, M.
OF Their late no'e '''.'o"'.- - ~
wicked eare or IN . e.ea' '"'As ''.', y,
the evil ipiineiice' OIL paa eon ~
and haa nao,'s, anu eAaa'' ',o seo
young men o. the COUNTY, :" w
from them thompson sa,s .;,.
do believe '"a' ''"u ~ ~,
sooner or later, p''1a hoe"a."s', w.. w.
scent him DOWN navy ~ ~.
Ming N sln q lVqs ""'' '"' " "'
osssiasen ne at iAs'. .,
/ Blackmore also "ro'a ,u''s's - =" ~,
mother and brother III "i''ou'' a"'
urged them not 10 et'e,s ~, va
hoped BIS peace was mace WIN Wv
aud exhorled ms younger p'o,ne' :.
shun bad company p'acNn.o''
claimed to be tue younger III e''n'
and that he was LED in,o IT, 'i''' IL
reated cntreat'es, ny iho"pso"
or The scene at inc sa'''"'' W.
Courier SAYS
The gal!ows was ercc,ea AZ wv
south window on inc Fast 'Ion' .
the Court House. IN 'ns ope" 'oo''
OF which tbs prisoners VA" pse" 70"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-23

~ The stosm Of wind, rain, aud hail
At Jefferson, on Monday was more ,io-
lent than In this vicinity. The frame
Of Mr.. Ligon's new hoass, and Mr. Row
ellis stable wsrs blown down, houses
were asrcsrcd, fsscss destroyed, and
horses tillsd. Fortssstely no persons
Iost their livsa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-23

BALLOON VOYAGE TO EUROPE.
Moss. A. Chsvaliev, = distinguish
cd psonaut, Is to start from New
York to Eusops in \ balloon on the
3lst Of July. Over a hundred have
applied 10 go with him. lie selects
his company, and charges $3.50
passage.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-23

L thAre any warrant for Arbitrasy
Arrests AID Trials BY Military
eonAtanenss nosisions Of the q.
q. ospsens Coart
The recent accision q the Huprcmc
Cosrt Of the United States; N which
Chief Justses Chase cuuncistcd thc
opinion Of . majority Of the Court,
that Tesas vssA D,sas wisbia he
uwisS, szeAt y 1..sle VT oscs $50
the question of arbitrary ar.
rests and trials by military commits
,ions. Reference to TIE Constitution
itself shows what are the Logical de-
ductions from that decision.
Article four, section second, de
clsrcs 1.-THE citizens OF each State
shall be entitled TO all the privileges
and immunitiss Of ci,ircns IN tho
several States"
What are these privileges and i'm.
munities? They arc clearly and un,
nistakably defined ia the same un-
crring aad sacrcd instrument, which
every officer Of the government has
.ro,. I, obey.
Article i,h Of the Amendments
sav..
"a IN. ,;,h, 81 Inc r.or,, ID, be
secure 10 their -pcrrons, houses,
papers, ana eneefs, against "ntsas.
'"so'' s.s .,,. sh,u
100. hu, a. c,oh.hl. ca,,e sup.
ported ty oath or afhrnation, and
particularly describing the place 10
Dc se"rcnsu, ava '"o f'''o" VI
*. n.r.an .h.ll h. held to an.
seer 4, eepitsl q otherwise infs.
nous crime, unless on prcscn tmcnt
or 'nd'ct"s.s OF grand jury eAeeP,
S 70 ss'. ., IL he militia, when in &C.
tual service in time Of war or pub,'c
danger no, fna,. any Pes'v ~ ~
- ;s.rs,1r ~ I;cc or l;.,;,
nor be ,ieprired Of if, liberty, or
property, ,ri'hom dns process Of 'ar.
The second provision of section
nine of the Bill Of Rights declares
"Ths privilege Of the writ OF
habeas corpus shall not DC suspend
o. ; unless u"e ~. :" ns u .,is,v nav
rcou;rc III
Plain a. arc these provisions of
the Constitution. and as evidcn. as
are the deductions to be drawn from
them bv every iutelligen. mind, the
sooremc Court has long since
..,,l.a all oue.,iou as to their
.nnl;.,,;o, During the war. when,
If thor. could exist any apology for
n. sx.rc;xo of arbitrary power. an
.nu.,, ~,s nr..ss,,sa NJ the proiudiees
.na r,..;ou. Of mi. tribunal, the
ro,,, ,,oa;I.a;n tho o,s. If Mill,
n.y., ,,;.,. hv m;l;,o,v commi.
w. . .,s .0.or.,;,r,;on,, ;llocol
honk WeIc unrphs'i'ui"hHii ifes"''
and Of no effect. Miligan, It will
..,,,.,sa w.. ,r,ea bv a mill.
,.,,..,an ..a san,;o,.d ia
"'' N'," s -. -,
aPPca'ea 70 '"' ''P''"' N'"'' "A'
the Court made tue dee'.'o" We nave
indicated. How eoo'a II nave ao"e
oshsr~'se
~ .''s = WV c..
c. ,;..
usN - .ss .... ~.a, IN
80 s 49, c..a,;.. "a hscar. ,ba,
s ..s 49,. 49,. :. c.....'. ;. n.rl,sse
"FsSohsFFdSed !" which The 81
prsmo Conrt held that North Caro-
Iva W. State, which had imply
loe. il orgaaixation ~ a political
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-23

- f'ity thou.sni Jollrrs has been
subscribed At Jcifssso" to establish "a
cotton and wool ipstcry. So says our
paper the Tines,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-23

~ On Aosday there was quite y
Storm u wind, rain, and hail The wind
alsoss approached tornado. Trees
aA fences were blown down. Al The
old powder mill, sbost = sz,ls and half
from town, large brick house, belong
ing To Mr. ilurrsss, constructed during
he war by the Confederate Govern
meat, and which sssA sos have cost
lsss than $4,000 was blown into =
mass Of ruins II WA unoccapied. A
little sshocl boy s.srssd IN run to take
shelter In IL hut dropped his hook,
which he went back and picked up.
BEFORE he reached tbs house Il blew
down. His dropping his hook, in all
probability, savsd his life. A lucky
boy. A majestic and beautiful cotton
vood srss IN frost Of Judge Jsaning =
old oiRes, went down with u crash,
blocking up The entire stssst For =
brief period il looked ~ II everything
was goisg 10 blow away.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-23

Statement of Dr.. Muda.. AihNAry
commxions
xAs liz ls.s. n. aua4rskh
% pubii.k on our d. page VIII "
rsaa WITH inleuaii not only % &C
rpnt sfshs 90 uisstas ecs coHDse'ed
With rs trial, conviction, and i'm
priscnmeal, bat the raets which il
dssslqge, il ,s.sa.a y lGIals y Nv :.
lazy Commissions The puh'ir seed
mos hes a-p,issri ), s',is sxfsaera;aary
na,uiien. which openly charges that
esasiellsa wss obsaiasd spss'tes-i
iarei .caiinony, sral is,lil'aics one
Of the hi4hQst oityers u lie Govern
mont se1re,aty Siiansoa, y forging
aud giving pnhlieisy io. 2 confessions,
which aas never ~ sie, aud which
would never have been con'radicied
81. ,ta ,,.c,..,,.,,,o man dicd In
''' WY -, ~ 80,
PRISON p"' H' '''s' W ''41s
his own ehsraqioi end to add another
dark chapter 90 those already pub
l;sbed Dther men no, less rromi-
-. a. 80. -, oa,,a,.,l
''"' '''n ','' ''''V'
in this business oil spopfn'ng wiz
nesses. The subsegaent career and
fate of some of them arc we'll known.
An ;,an.~,s,i ,,.soos ,oo regard
!, - -, -,
WIS oH ". w q" ,H"Y''"' ",'D'
aud IL j. scarcely less c'iaqnt 'ha'
d.. aiuda's only oiisuse consisted il
a,,..iu,. tho v.uu1 sf Booth which
-. Ii. til loo, aoso
'"' F''s'
under iho c'feun's'1eeef' W,
Madd states that be was prejadgcd
in the outset. and that not man on
cha cow ,u,..;o, =, III. c,.o v.i,,, m
~.
unpreluuss' "lu'' A"A '"'s "o ~
bcca The ease with all similar irial' Z
Docs not tho history of every one of
Them exbibit their eorrup,iop inius-
4; ..1 ,s,,.,,.t a,a w,., Z.
WV anu Sn 10 !"
commentary 40 'ney an iufn's"
against the exesclss Of such desposie
power?
q,ho to,;s,,po .Joy,,ol :, ,le
,',,'r -. -.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-23

~ An election will be held in
Shreveport w the ard Of May, eov May
OF and rYustsss
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~ The New Orleans papers Of the
l7sh, costains >hs ,~csssdings Of the
slsvsath day q ~shs Grand Statc Fair"
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Mail Arrangements.


sarsvsPcvt, and eli plssss Esst, -
passs Assty. (sssaays seotsA, II 50
\ srrises ia tbs ss,ss Days u 9 r. ~
ws-srsa hy way VI Hsadersoa asd
Crocks,t, is,.srs Mosaoys, Wednesdays,
asd Fridays ii "A. T., arrives Tuse.isys,
Tkur~i.,s, asa slaasraegs u SRI j.
Northsrn, By ~, Of Jefferson, clarEs:
10y; =
u. r.,g ;..1A,1 Z; s;,i s;s.' ::
SA.x., ssrivse Tsssdayr, Thursdays, aad
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-23

LovaL LIAoux--Thn secret oath.
bound orgaaisssion ws understand In.
heea aeais rsvissd 10 Assshall On
Sstaraay lsas large suebsr Of negroes
soagrseaasd 10 lows, desbtlssA for the
pssposs II attending The league his
said We league have nominated fall
corps d essdiaatss, he s.ass OF all Of
whon arc Negroes, incladius a proposed
negro mayor ssd sAernsn. This !.
the srst ''cssppinss cat Of the new
Consultation
, ~ The Red Men's Fair 10 be held
in MARSHALL on the u aad ith Of May,
'cr the Improvements II tho Marshall
Cen,etsry, promises = prove complete
and triumphant success. It's gratifying
70 notics that Ne citizens, and partica
larly tho Ladies, hare taken hold Of tie
work with ~ snuch snshuaiasm.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-23

Bay We cory the following from
the Nsr Orleans Crescent Of the
10th:
We wore pleased 10 greet, on yea
terday, our old friend, Col. Sam. +.
sfoseley, Of Jefferson, Texas, who
has just returned from Washington
City, where he haa boon in the iator.
est Of tho prisoners now confined
by military orders =, Jeficrsou. We
understssd from hin that tho pros.
rect looks glocny not only for them,
but for che Sssts at large, Ms there ia
an immense pressure inside and out.
side against Texas and Texans.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-23

~ IIiii \ Wilcox make il "a point to
tesp on hand tho very Finest beet that
can 30 purc.,a.ed, and serve Il up in
good style lsemsnbss their stall is ut
10 10 in the market
~ Congress sdioarnsd n nom on
the iOsh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-23

Washington, March 30, 60.
We should like, as matter OF Gu
riosity to know who the individuals
were that composed this meeting, and
what were the circumstance that led
to its eoEyoeation. Could not some
body toll us all about ity
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-23

Gen. Canby has issued Ia order,
authorizing ths police courts Of tue
several counties 10 this Stats 10 levy
especial eoussy tax upon 81 taxable
property within The limits Of ,hcir
respective Jurisdiction, got exceeding
one half Of one per csat Of tho as.
ressed valsc lhsssof, to 10 applied
to defrayipg the expenses Decessa.
rily incurred II srrestingl guarding,
subsisiing, and when necessary
clothing, and trying prisoners, and
such repairs to jaiIs and otl.er, places
of imprisonnsns ss may b indispen
sadly necessary 70 the security aud
health Of prisoners swaltius Trial q
undergoing p~aishusat and for
no other rsrtosss Whatever
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-23

A fixE Hook sroax. -Msssrs
serugss L Cotsinsham have bought cut
Mr. Jsdsrvon and are sew Alens in the
business. They have opsa<d in
The DaPplsasysr bsildias, On the
droPpsd IN and took look q their o..
kbIishnont Il n elegantly stssd up
and very attractive. When they get
ths large new stock n bests asd sta-
tianssy,, which M. Sssagep hss spas
- y psseAass, Il will b II every re-
SPas1 senrlsas. DsnsAisaisaAl bcsAs
vtll ~ ksva ~ hasA, - ssa b esdsrsd.
1Asy havs ssssssl ~ sssivs, sasrsssis
sssnt u visis he adjoiniag eesaties
~ sdvsrsisensr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-23

~" Ths Inperiaiist" is the
title Of paper recently started in
New York, the dssign Of which il to
advocate = monarchy. In it, pros
psctus We And the following opening
paragraph;
"For tas arst time IN the history
Of the United Staten, ~ American
journal darss to proclaim As falss,
and pernie;ous ia their indueNcs,
the democratic dogmas Of popular
sovereignty and equality; and 70
dsmana that, on The rains Of thi,
unfortunate rspublie, shall be reared
tho 6rn aad sahstsatial structure al
~ snpirs. -
The propristors clai'a that they
have pl.a!y q .e..y 70 sustain d.
y'pslsr rapport That there hss
been, ever sisee he origis o: .ss
sovessansss, ; neaasshisal PARTY il
the eesassy, ~ sss satisest. Bat
IL desIGss Asvs - hesa spss. ua-
itytanAtsly padee ~ cover Of ftss.
don, aad peplI aaisss 4 ~ " Asgssa
lihssty, : ill., uelkss ~ ~ asvs.
fhll - III pnnnh1h II ~ alaIv,nA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-23

-, liil 4 Wilcox ART net to be out
done in The teef hssiness. The Hns,
elegant cora fed beef they are retailing
II sAsir stall No, 10, il the market Is
saasastive csoagA 10 Delight tho eye Of
he sens ssisare. II yes want ans
s.ass, or ,apssb stsnk, you are sure Of
always ssaink II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-23


H. Under the bead Of "a Look
a, the Inside - tho following ,,ncars
:. p,-.-, p..,,-.,
:" '"As '""'
l was somewhaf snrPrlscd teeee 4
your parer ticket for s,asc cnieers-
The candidates names wct Hsmiltoe
and Mccormick. mses ls1u'sy
into the matter, but could hnu no
one here that knew anything aboa,
y subsequently, the Au.'in'hopab
Aass came - hAsd% walsh sansssssa
ticket named by tol .iss use.
How, sir, It has tecsinc tine ioF
every one 10 speak out Ni Nosiin,
about the close of ths Gonsii'aiiens'
Convention, f'ere Wa m"''He
composed OF melnhets OF t''e tehsuA-
tions and others. ~ ihc SupHuic
Court room, to select ticket alun
which No would unltc aud support
lor state officers. The niee'lne gas
org.nixed ~ calling the Hen. ~ l..
Armr'rong 10 the chair Nomina-
tons being in order, oen. a. j
Hamilton was putt nomination, and
was unanimously nominated az our
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-23

va- The New York Ilerald..has a
spieey article on the eontes! that has
been going on at Washington be-
tween the Jack Hamilton party and
the ultra Texa. radicals The u',ras
contend that the new Constitution
does not disfranchise enough persons
in tho Sis'e. Tho Herald pilhily
remarks;
soar idea is, that Il republican
form Of government eau se secured
only by sweeping iisfraach'S2mopt
of tic people, it must he a sci + suri-
Gus and contradictory 1-,,,.bllc,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-23

Tnm Jrrrxpox FkisoSxRs.--Ws have
NO iatelligsnce frcM the Jseassea psas
onsrA The cosdition ard trppsasss 4
the men scsassa wi,hia aAss tassiissss
known only to shs"se've an1 sho'e sho
hold them in custody.
II !. nos sppr.ehlnx ~ nsssss
Stree The Art ars6ns ~6ibs nssis ~ shse
pl.ss. I'sys have fingered drsariiy into
weeks. ard weeks iato months, and tho
,AaA- ~ .xsA--lQh. Aak W should.
week amer week, have TO indise para
eraphs liks this. In fires America he
land Of cur birth, our pride and our Of
fseliensl ssd aad hanilis.ing indeed
" NJ sswsteons task witi~. Ia
kenaslD~ r. 10 the sestinosy against
thsn, " ne character Of the witnsss sci.
der;ed The writ of hahsas corpus or bail,
" Asy aeeor,ssi.y u dsisscs, cut Oh
bon ire intsseoasse With thsir eosscil.
vAils nsssabls 40 dspsass.l dstselives
and spiss iniesa every iosalily 70 .s,a-
tsessss tsstsaeay, by thsvs&u, iseiukla-
Won, eoas'nt, aaa essrs Of bribss, they
'auss wnit, ~ passsnsiy ~ they can, the
3ilf' II those who hold them, and the
svssts ",sxanixsd 10 convict" volan-
It'll. =. - sh.-<.i,.~ a. ..,l 49,
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49, - The issh ~ assssss =
N)1nAtaRtss city ss!sbssssd sasaslpa-
~ y aprossssioa Orsns appsassd
IL ! xsssanw 81 ~ Whiie hosss,
~ dtfnet iu1atf r s'es :
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tlAOtt AuiIA ~ RAtLAbs"" "
noticed ssysrai wesks ago, that Msssrs
wiilhss BsaiasM I Co.. 30 sssab
llshsA ! disses asase line hon Mar
shall h. Qsl,aa. This i = cenyen-
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ri, as4s6s osly -~rpTiss h, thaH u
~, mol lsszsunssd yeass ago. AZ
present he rip > sssss Arosgh in
i,,.r days. Afssr ~ 6tss u May,
this line will carry ths nsait and viii
nAks she trip IL three days, and
without any nighs'uavsl. The dir
tanees Travelled are ~ follows, From
Ma.1hall - Tylsr, 65 milss from
Tylss 70 Castor, 20 miles; from
CAates 70 prairisville, l6 nilss; frop
Psaisiasills v Ksslpss ls silss !;
lssm Kanfnsa y Dallas ~ mica.
Whsa vsest ~ ssiIsssd so.plsssd,
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-23

said county, who in due form .,,...
cay that the said Jordan Wall.
henry Brow, Julius Boskias s',I
Taylor, Isaac Branum, came ,a An
death t. s,rangula,ion caused i
hanging, done by some par,ie, IA y !,
unknown, ON the nigh, Of the r,l
April, 1869. VI
10 testimony WHEREOF as we'll H.
said J T. rs the said jurors h..
hcrcrnto set their Aands, the a.,
and year aforesaid.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-30
RI PRUBATE-IowA COUNTY COURT

In the mater Of the last will aud testament q
Thomas Carey. deceased.
On reading and filing an instrument IN writing
nurortng 10 he the last viii and test ament Of Thomas
X Carey late Of Iowa County deceased.
II Il ordered that the proofs u said inssument be
heard before the Judge OF this court No day the
an dav Of October A. D ls69. ut the proba Once
IN the village Of DodgeYllle To .aid county
And IL Is further ordered that public notice hereof
bc gives TO all persons interested by publ hing a
copy Of this order for three weeks successive pri
or 10 sail day OF hearing in the Mineral Point Trio.
uns axeekly newspaper printed in said count,
Dated sept. 10Th, 1869. nv the Court
Si.ws ALEA. NILSoN, county .aish
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-30
THE ELLINGEN PATENT
Sealing, Air and Water Tight Wood Co

Attention invtd the following Testimonials from Physicians of tbs City,
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-30

THESE CoNs extensively used various @ the country and give
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-30
METALLIC COFFINS AT FIRST COST.


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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-02-04
poetrp.
UNDER MY WINDOW

Under my window, under my window
All in the midsummer weather,
three little girls with Tutoring curls
Flrt to and fro together;
There's Bell, with her bonnet of satin sheen,
And Maud, with her mantle of silver green.
And Jennie, with the scarlet feather.
Under my window under my window,
Leaning steaithily over;
Merry and clear, the voice hear
OF each glad-hearted rover.
All sly little Jennie, she steals my roses,
And Maud and Bell Irvine wreath5 and posics,
As busy as bees in clover.
Under my window, under my window,
In the blue midsummer weather,
Stealing slow on hushed tlptoe,
catch them ali together;
Bell with her bonnet otsatin sheen.
And Maud, with her mantle of SILVER green,
And Jennie, with the scarlet feather.
Under my window, under nv window,
And off, through the orchard closes,
W lille Maud She floats, and Bell she pouts,
They scamper and drop their posies;
But dear little Jennie takes naught amiss,
And leaps in my arms with loving kiss,
And rive her all nv roses,