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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-12
NASHVILLE UNION AND AMERICAN SUNDAY SEPTEMBER u 1869

Southern nationality is a-dream OF the past
though the reveille Of camp hnds no ecno ro'
| amid our mountains: and the last TATTOO ma
died in echoes away; though our bruised arm
| are hung up as monuments" of glory. and be
| come our dearest household gods; and though
| our little bark, freighted with the Eopes ane
fortunes Of our beloved South, has gone dow
| wreathes of fadeless honor, crowned many q
| gallant crest, and halo of glory encircies the
CORY graves Of our dear departed IN land
where every turf beneath our feet IS soldier 4
sepuIchre;" though dead. we still liye." and
though our cause is lost. you are at least I'm
mortal
Nor wreck. nor change, nor winters blight,
. Nor Times remorseiess doom.
Can dim one ray of holy light
That gilds your glorious tomb"
Though poor and heart-brOken. and stricken
down with humiliation, by this stroke of mis-
fortune. yet we are rich in the pearl-drops OF
tears. and warm in the heart-tnrObs of love
all garnered for you.
'Sleep sweetly in your honored graves.
Sleep, martyrs of fallen causei
Though yet no marble column Graves
The pilgrim here TO pause!
In seeds of laurel in the e.rth,
The blossom of your fame is blown,
And somewhere, waiting for its birth,
The shaft is in the stoned
Stoop, Angels, hither from the skies
There is no holier spot of ground
Than were defeated Udior lies,
By mourning beauty crowntdP'
When Time, which makes all things eyen,"
shall raise their honored shaft, and mould the
'storied urn" let their epitaph be written as
on that pillar which marks the classic pass of
of TheImOpyle. There is. there. a plain and
simple monument, reared by tho decree of the
AmphyctiOnic Council. to Leonidas and his des
voted few, bearing the touching and tender
words
20, straneeri Tell it to the LacedemOnians.
That we lie here in obedience TO their law s."
Thus may a similar inscription be written upon
the tomb of our Alumni brothers. who have
fallen in the cause Of the SOUTH Let the
strangers who visit it, and the friends who love
it, feel and kholo, that they fell 10 obedience To
the laws eff their Sovereign States.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-12

This was the first celebration Of the Alumni
Of Cumbeyland University; and during the late
war the College was suspended and the build
lugs burned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-12

TIN EENtH AND IhE FAh
The Bible recognizes society as composed Of
three gr0Hd r,IdfiOnships. First, the Husband
aud Vac as shown by the gift Of I've TO Adam;
from this grows, as the leaf from the tHlg. the
secuhd-Pretf and child. The thIrd-MdsteF
AID NfHruuf-is a convenience alising out OF the
two iIr-t These three grand relationships AY-
IuE been established by the great Organizer oil
the Universe, Tor the government OF soeleIy'
brook no iutTactl0u.
The torch that lights up the marriage aital
consumes the trgul existence Of wO nan. but en-
larges her sphere for usefulness; aud should the
allar-hrcs become eNtinguIshed. hOrrid. CHASTITY
shapes would arise from the cold, dead ashes
and chase away happiness and prosperity. Th'
only direct promise II the dialOguc-''C Children
be obedlcnt unto your pa ents, that thy day!
may be long in tnel land which the Lord thy
q, ciyeth thee'-is sufficient aduonItion {,
attest the sanctity with which this second, anC
Unfortunate relation is regarded.
The dominant spirit Of man, a. well AZ tn
responsibilities attaching 20 him, AS the head ,
/. little circle, demands service in some form
al,d..I care not what his color OF cline, If no
Dltained from other suurC es. all history tea h
hat ms wife and children become his "heW er
III good and drawers Of water This as bee
demonstrated amid all the changes OF in'
FiIce the Punishment Of man from the banks
Ihs Eupurates; hence, society can no moro L
,'rrfcrt without an organ Zed system of serIIc
ibau If the tauctity Of the marriage vow Is hi
I-tualIy disrcEarded, and children live IN ole
Violation Of the fifth commandment,
Then. 10 regu ate. control. and keep these r
.tiut,s within their proper sphere, Lut0 Is c
tabhshed and enforced.
society is supposed to be governed by leg
niles ana as VIC re respect, ogen unto the Z
hottest periods, We find certain principles al
rules laid down for social governments inc
traction of which is visited with penallles: M
4. SO constituted, that he cannot be LETT 10 l
unbridled exercise of his own dominant wal,
regulating his proprietary and FersOnal righ
but needs be restrained within lrescrlu
bouBd.,. les, by such legal ligamcnts as curb I
strong and protect the weak.
Eyen IN the earliest dawn, when man '
rud- ana society IN Its crUdest state-Deiore
clear light of reason had liz up BIS soui-aud
-, of thn Aim
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THE BENCH AND THE EAR.
AN ADDRESS.

Delivered by Gen. Vim B. Rate. Before
the Alumni Society of Cumberland
University, at Lebanon, Tenn, June
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-12

"Judge Caruthers left his homo at the APP
proach of the Federal Army, in February, 1862
and dIed in Georgia during the war, Judge
Green died soon after its close.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-12
Nh. ~ NORTH mAaKEF ssNEEr.
NASHVILLE. 1869.

Morgan says, Grand Building is about COM
pleted.
We are in good readiness for Storage of all
articles of Merchandise and Produce sent IN
packages whether for sale or shipment or % be
held here for account Of the owner.
The very large GraDaTy, Y 900 square feet, is
a success against the depredatiOns of rats and
Of mice too. unless sent 10 US within sacks OF
grain. 1t is just the arrangement needed for
Wheat. Rye, Barley, Oats. Germ Neal and
Flour in sacks or paper bags.
Each owner can be furnished with separate
apartment by promptly communicating the
quantity to be sent. We procure advances on
Produce and Merchandise sent to us. and cover
same with insurance unless ordered not to dc
so.
We think we have one of the most secure
buildings In this country. and offer this COM
munity, as we think, better. cheaper and
| safer accommodation than can be found any
where. EDWIN ii. DOUGLAS,
iy 7-6n MANAGE F.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-12
Ills life was but n summer rose
That opened to the morning sky,
And ere the shades of evening close,
lis scattered On the ground TO die"

There are-Settle. Henry. Baptist. Wharton,
Hutehins, Lowe, Board, Anderson, TOpp, Buch-
anan. Freedland, Finley. and other Alumni.
who became victims upon the altar
10 ye spirits of the Lost Cause; who fell on
we give you our prayers and our tears. Though
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-12

that the presses like the Commercial
| viii ospouso the cause OF suffering
aud prosecuted Union men in Texas.
10 may ho thought By some sho
ara disposed 20 be cosciliatory aud
masnanimous that the situation here
.f not so bad az represented, bu, the
truth is "ghe bali has not beou told.
& any doubt, lot him come aud
see Those Who charge Us with
bo.8s "aarpet hassors, "sealawags,
radicals, aud other opitheis they
deem der.siyy. would, with the great
est pie plunge ,hg dagger 10 Cur
hearts. .dey avail themselves OF
every opportunity b assassinaic aud
Kill loyal men. There Is scarcely a
spot ia the State where Union man
can Fcat "uuder his own vine aud
fig tree, with none to modest or snake
afraid
Texas lisa beautiful Countrywide
climate is delightful. aud al that l.
wanting Is The right Kind OF popula
t'on. but lot no man come alone
from lhe North until a e'cat change
is ma5c in our aGairs. III any ol
your tela.r- arc di-posedio omigrlte
lotihCH aomc IN Il eolspauy sufficient
to make soe.ety oi their owu--aud
90 q nt.e body So aa to be capable
ot projecting 'bem.evcs. The day
has not sea come when men from the
North, or from Europe, can live here
IN peace, and prosper. There IS "a
deep seated prejudice ag9inst all new
eomers, unless they come With their
hands red With the blood Of thc
Union men. Old slave huyoss lul T
slave breeders, FROM virginia and /
Kentucky nuililiers from the Caro- /
linas, border ruthans from Missouri, /
Quantrell murderer aud thieves, I
partisan ranger tnd guerrIlias. cum
tnais of every grade. and from every I
southern State, have 'hrongeI in /
Ills country, aud here they arc con I
iinuu. tbe osil praeileos in which
ibcy age adopts The cisil authority I
is p1wctic- -fbcmillary insufficient
ln numacuWl.'c hcll has transferred |
IT, capital ffom nudemonium to
Jefferson. and Toe doHd Is holding |
high carnival IN tiilmar IJlcr Can
ton Quitman, Boston, Marshall and /
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on, with such colossal strides, as to
realize our most sancninc cxpccia
lions, and convince the world that a
republican government can be made
Che mos, powerful, durable and happy
government on earth.
Pre- uming that every body and
lhe rcss Of mankind would Of course
10 pleased to see this throc.eyei won
der Of The world, ! purchased it, at a
great pfios, and sill lee lhe present.
dod my professional attire aud carry
10 down for sour inspection, ON ms
way 90 Washington city
Your most obedlcnt servant
r. GORMAN
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Coon Nnvtcr 40 recent mar.
rage Of o. daughter Of Joseph toslin,
Esd. % ,ultney Vt, the following
advice w handed to the bride by
her iaihcr, accompanied by many
rreenhae We recommend It's
prayfal rusal aud remembrance,
not only by newly married couples,
bat aba. by others, who have been
soi,ciimc in the matrimonial yoke.
They are irnly words Of wisdom,
end deserving to be framed in every
household 10 the land
/. Never Talk at but to each other,
2 Never both maintain anger al
the same time
3 Never speak loud or bolster
ousiy TO each other
4 Mover rcproaeh each other ia
presence Of others
3. Never find fault or fret abonI
what cannot be holped,
6. Never repeat an order or re
quest when understood
7. Neglect everybody else rsihei
than each other
g Never make remark at tb'
others expense.
o. Love the Lord and serve Hin
/ Faithfully all the days Of thy life
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j. II. JOHNSON.
ID q mt j. 81 L 9

Marshall, / S&us-.
OFFicr-Wes, side Of the Public
Square.
ID ESPECrFULLY tenders his s,r.
IL vices to his old friends and patrons
In Harrison aud adjoining counties. From
h.s long experience and close application
u ~, ps0t'aats0ssic ns,''''' 80 s'.-if'' o.
lag that biz work Will be Inferior T. gpno'
Artificial tc,th inserted on ile alcun'
tie Base from one TO a lhll SGT, stA perfect
satisfaction guaranteed
lie can he found OF bis ONCE at
all times Where Il is iuconyen'eut lor
persons to come 10 the Office, hey viii be
waited On ct their homes. His services
can be secured by addressing him through
the mail or otherwise.
February |, '6S. n2o-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-12

tRAsp AND TuA pffisls,--~lt Ia
polished BIZ way 81 Joke, says a
contemporary, IN some Of the kadi.
oal newspapers, iha, ten Grant viii
not appoiu, JEFF Davis 4, seat ia
bis Cabinet II may be remarked,
81, ,,dsmes, that ,Ais ability TO posi-
,lsely asseri that Grant w'll not sp,
peint pasiS 70 a seat 10 bis Cabinet
j. about the exient Of the iniorma
ton wlich Eadicalism possesses viii
references 20 Grants intentions.
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- M 'ANf INV ft'ih s-sFs > 81 I. =
$. MINISTER CHARGED Win CON
rt,cfry IN ruK LArE OUTRAGE
CHAOTIC CONDITION or rnG ~
LAND sAtSAvks nasHAhITtxs
Poo. au Prince Cor Dec ~ Iniepsni
ent fres,i FOR, Jefferson, y Y
The whole country IL in = mvsi
deplorabie condition In this city
tho capital Of this unfortunate re-.
publicl II is the -GHsiHe that rule.
Sslnsyo, seeing that his cause il
nearly ia.t, has given ep neas!seyery
city aud town TO pillagc. On The
Both 81 November the town Of Miro
eosae was Lom hsrdsd, and, after
taking possrrsian OF tho place. the
troops oi salnayc proceeded 10 pillsxs
the store. aud houses. They broke
10 every door. smashed everything
they could no, carry away-aiter
robbiug them Of all the goods, money,
iewelry, etc The logWood belong.
ing To foreign houses was shipped on
tho Governments vessels of war, On
tho arst day Of December, after hay
ing ransar> ej the town If Mirseoans,
aud Jeff cvrsy houc entirely quilted,
they sst tire to the town, half OF
Which lar been les soy cd, ia spite of
tie d,Gerout foreig Tags that we're
floating At tho fore snera residences
Al tho American aud British Con.
salatosi without ahy respect, even for
the Gags OF those NO great nations,
ttcy were the q to W. plundcred,
as the troops Of 'lnase Knew very
veil that there werc tisso amounts
Of property paced there Tor safety,
all bolon ging to the iden' foreign
crt The tso pon'ni had TO escape
for lheir live 90 hasing the ine to
"a Q their consular seals and arcbi.
yes Sainsse hiu self telling his men,
" I.s, everything he done in good
order nd condition. (cn boass OF.
drc--a slang csnr -sion The city
Of fori Hu Prince may, At any mo.
ment, be faasaokoi by the mob.
las sunday, tiha 10Th the Amer
lean schooner b. \ Daiiart, Capt.
Goo. II Low from New York bound
to - MARKS for order, was brought
here by lIaytian ttnnspori vessel.
The schooner was loaded with ges.
erai cargo II provisions by Messr..
keeuhardt & Co, o. New York. Said
schooner was seized before tho port
Of 81 MARKS, aid iasea ,e 9sasvs,
where tho cargo was sold by that in
famous Con Vic,crin Chsvslicr (sal.
naFos head chief of robbers. who
vas done Ina 81 good order and co,di.
ton they robbed the c.ptaip Of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-12

TIE House Committee on frocl
mems Affairs has instructed lis
Chairman to report against all pro-
ieets for tie far,her extension 81 tho
Rureau Th5y are convinced that
ihe Reconstruction laws give military
commanders power to extend all
necessary aid and protection TO freed
men, aad while approhonsiyc that
not much can Be done during Mr.
Johnsons Administration, ate GER
tain from conference with General
Grant that y hen be comes into tbs
the White House cclored people wiiI
have whatever IS necdful done ioi
them For this reason ihe commit
tee arc against tbs bili in question
They viii, however, report iavorabll
ON The bill containing ihe freedmen
hospitals at Washington, Richmond
/ Vieashure, and Nov 0rlcans ID
another year.
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In the ssw York Board Of Health
on Tuesday, Prof Chandler sub
mitted report in which he stsseS
lha. OF eighty spscimess Of kerosene
oil that he tested aogs reached the
RICH, standard aud none for sale in
the city tina. he had seen was safe
/ 20 use
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The Pacific Railroad isnow within
sixty miles on salt Lake City, yet
Notwithstanding Brigham Youog =
pr3scriptiye orders and policy, the
press o. that city appears 20 be high
~ gralifed with the prospective lr
iuniiun or Gentle. and coneratulaies
IT,. reader, accordingly The pfopri
ciy OF erecting hotels and ether ac'
commodatious for tho immigration il
openly advocated aud quito eXtfaya
CANT hopes are built upon The bust
ness aud prosperity to eecrue from 2
e better Glars Of settlers Do After all
Mormooi.m may only be a buebear
soluble ike other humbngs, with th'
almighty dollar Avery few months
however, will determine.
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4 Coop HUSBAND. "A lady
alyerllses for sale one bahoop, three
tabhy eats and parrot She atstes
that being row married, she has no
Further use for them, for the reason
iha, iheir amiablo qualities arc all
combined In her husband
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The Dry Tortasu Prisoners.
The memorial peliIiouing the Pros
ideut fuf the release Of Edman span
. gler, DR. Samuel \ Mudd aud Sam
uel Arnold prisoners at the DR.,
Ioftueas, under raulence OF a mill
iafy commission ior sl,odgcd compile
iiy WITH lho murlcrof the late fro..
iicnt Lincoln presents, In sueein
form sume facts which arc not cslou
hiod 60 feaeei credit Eeon the pro
ecoJuw 50, sneh tribunals, ~ az,
Iit Desirable 'hat parties scou cd 81
crlme should Poe lrlel BY lhem III
not tpo much to say that the Tod,
Ny whom these prisoners we're It ed,
convicted, and aentcnsed men t5 .
long lhd painful imprisonment apc
Testimony wh.h, now that the r0l,
Jas pbssion- a,1nse1 hy the murder
Of the late Pf aHiout have subsidies,
uo rational nan would CONSIDER suf
aciea, o. sst he,ruIsl upon, mpeh
lees lnclr eonf,siluu.
in fegari % The prisoner Eimnn
spmelor the memorial siates that
there u absolutely no evidence what.
ever 60 Indicate ihe smallest compile
i'y on his past Ia Booth crime, tho
slrhtet previous knowledge 90
Booths designs thc remotest =, mpa
lhy thercx,th, or tho least particle
Of assistance rendered directly OF ia.
directly, iu the csocuiiou Of the
same
10 regard Go ~ Madd, II Is said
that tho whuss connection Of this
unfortunate gentleman With Booth,
for Wilh HE crime ho had none, as
shown by tho evidence, e. this Early
on saturday morning, tho day follow
ing the assassination. two strangers
10 the Doctor supposed them both 10
be, called 90 Doctors house, distant
nolrly thirty miller from Washington
city One OF them waa suffering
from fractured ANGLE and needing
surgical assistance This assistance
the Doctor rendered Not until
after the patient and bic companion
had departed iatc ia the afternoon
ne IT'S, tidIstlis Tact 81 the i'rosldens I
assassinatiou. Whether lac heard at
the same time that Booth was sgs-
poclcd. or whether he recognized
Booth in his patieoi are points left
ia doubt hy the published testimony.
On the following Sunday morning
Dr. Samuel Mudd related to kins.
man and we'll snown loyaliai, Doctor
George Mudd, the particulars o{ tho
IN sioiioua visit he had received, va.
rious litilo suspicious circumstances
be had noticed, and requested that
the information should be given to
the military authorities II was
promptly given interviews follow.
ed between Dr.. samuel Mudd aud
the military authorities and the de.
tceiises oneaged ia the pursuit Of
the murderem, ending finally with
the Doclor's arrest
All the oiher evidence 10 regard
20 Samu@l MuiI Is either eontpdie.
tory " clearly iu Die favor.
The memorlalisiA aay hat pr
Aludd Is now suffering o,iGpal pua
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REMARKABLE DREAM AND co.
INCIDENCE.

GEN. GRANTS lloRNs RAni.
cALIsN 10 NJ fRANEO-THr
HoRSs DrrLictrEp AND NFRl
PEDAL QUESTIONS SETTLED
TIM COUNTRY SArr.
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duty Thus speaks tho Ilousto
Times
Goo. W Smith from air account,
$3.50 o man Of 40 character whatever
Iriieh arcounia for biz being
m nhor Of the convention aud be-
cause the people Of jefferson refuse
20 have their nroperty destroyed
ihajs wives aud daughters iusuIicd
at tho bands Of this scalavag. N,
military authorities ere now kilhnl
land imprisoniug ihcm The oihaon
elected by tho people are elected, a.,
military aiup- take The civil gov
eminent into their oau hpuis
Detectives are sent from Now York
90 investigate the state Of affairs, and
utdor ihe prelcucu of prying ietr
tbe aerota Of the anhappy ailsir
aud auesting the parties guilty Of
thc Killing n Smith murders ono VI
our host citl2ensl The Jalea ofthe
SD Judicial district. when Busiwiob
'y '''" VIA "''s,'Nei % V,'us ~
''''o " ,s .eg1s'N " i' ,, N'
be ordered Killed came to his death
per ili1r,la'st The District Aitor.
8tS whose duty il Is to prosecute all
criminals, -lt silent at The trial, with>
eu' even ara atiempt to show that
tle prisoner shoald bo prosecuted.
Of neh materials are our officials
composed. Men ara appointed to
500 tho most ampurlaul Offices in the
State. with OF coufac aome iow rx
crptions whose moral standing 10 so
eic'y ennuot bear the light OF day,
whose capacity 70 decide between
tirut and wrong cannot compare To
school boys. aud who, being ep
pointed hy the military. obey cvery
nod OF that internal tyyant Gen
Reynolds. up 60 short time ago
commanding the district of Texas. Is
responsible, for all. or nearly an. the
trouble which u has been our nis.
fortune 20 record BE alone Of an
men, is tho party upon whom rests
tho blaol Of ihosa murdered Tevaa.i
played Inc t}fant over us' 'RuRlsp
10 his sleeves When anything OF we
NlhA occurred pna TUG very n'a" '''
re.P'o oi ie4"A "Vu'' nov 'eu'9"'|'
Ni on subjects 10 hhNutiAtb WIN the
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Window Glass.

lust received by A. sears, large 10
y of first quality MeCullys Window
Glass The best brand in the United
states and tie freest from hreakage
Also a choice lot Of Lamps, Lamp
ehimney., eoafoil, sc, which viii be
.old at the lowest figures according g
cost and quality ever offered IN 'h''
market, by sv.ps
,Inlx ID. 1867 ntoh
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TIME ssUVIA'CAAstAE

'TNI. EVNAVAEAE
life Assurance Society,
or The
L \ IT ED : II a Il r. >,
No. % Broadway,
NEW YORK.
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Iuranee to all persons IN good health
npon AZ good, if not better terms, than
kny other Company in the United States
Attractive Features:
1t issues all desirable life, endowment
md aon,forfeiting policies on single
ile from $3.50 to s25,o 600. IT. DIVIDENDS
ore made annually to policy holders
IAll i,s profits are divided annually
|among tho assured, and may be used
|nccording to the discretion OF its policy
|hoders in one Of different modes, VIA .
st. To the permanent increase oil sum
assured md. Tothc permanent redne-
! ton of the premium; 3rd. 10 the IN
crease of sum assured for one or u term
/ Of years ith. 10 the reduction Of pre-
miums for one or more years ON 70
| tho limitation Of the number of years IN
which premiums nre to be paid
1t isa purely Life Assurance Society,
| and does not engage in any other kipa
Of insurance whatever. Its investments
are confined by law to the best and most
approved securities. Its business il
conducted upon mn exclusively tasii
basis II ia Just and liberal in its deal
nas with the assured 1t is prompt IL
the payment OF all losses, never having
had q law suit or contested s claim
North or South 1t is tho largest Mn
,uai Life Assurance Company, for ii
years, in the world
lis policies average the largest OF an,
Amcr,can Company, showing that
q II
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An imaginative lr,shwsn gave
utieranee TO this lamsntation 81
returned to the balls Of my fathers
by night, and found them ia ruin !
! cried out aloud, Ny fathers, where
are they and echo responded. Il
that you, ns.riek Mccarthy ~
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4 - iNHhiihs
EIlLLlAMS, HILL, & LANGLEY
wv Attorneys at Law, Marshall, Tex.
have associated themselves together
/ the practice Of law, will give prompt
Iiention to all businessentrusted to them
the Courts Of Eastern Texas, and the
(apreme and Federal Courts ut Tyler.
juiy 5, GO. 9 n47-tf
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w. b. HEARD & co,
u ECEiyING, Forwarding and Tom
IL mission Merchants Dealers IN
Groceries, Dry goods, shocs, and Boots
Railroad Depot. Marshall. Texas.
win paw the highest market price ~
hides wool, dried peaches, and bo's u
Are Seed 80 ,s n
November 6, 1868. nio-u
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/ II TuLLlS, De jst Marshall,
-. Texas by college instruction,
since the war, am in possession Of all
the late improvements.
will visit the country when request
ed, and respectfully solicit q share Of
public patronage.
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