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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06

ELEcrIoS.-At meeting Of the Trustees OF
tie Poor, on Wednesday last, the following off
GERS were elected: John q. Clark, President I;
John +. williamson, Clerk Thomas Titus, Trea-
surer; Drs. Wales and Bullock, Physicians, and
s. VI. Harrington, Attorney.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06

BRASS BANDA BRASS band has been organ
lied ut Seaford, in Sussex county, under the ln-
struclions Of d. 7. Rowo than of philadelphia.
MIR. X. acted as instructor 10 the band at Saisbu-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06

pV- Ladies and Misses Merino Vests, Trimmings,
Hosiery, Bindings Buttons, &c, for Boys Clothes
A & K. sTEvENSON'S,
TIE Market street.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06

NEW FIRM AT BRipGEyIIIE.-JohnW W. Keller
and p. r. Roger, of Pennsylvania, have formed
n partnership In the manufacture of quercitron,
aud the sale of oil kinds of bark, at Bridgeville
Sussex county, Delaware. The firm is Keller g.
Rover.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The Delaware Fire Insurance Company has
declared dividend of five per cent. for the last
six months, clear of tax.
In pursuance of the authority given the city
In the recent act Of the Legislature and ordinance
of City Council. to borrow s25,OOO, to fund float
Ing debt, the City Treasurer offers for sale Tie
city bonds at par. Application may be made,
also, to the Chairman of the Finance Committee,
H. F. Pickles. The sound financial condition Of
this city, with oil its indebtedness sure to be er
tinguished within comparatively short term Of
years, should make It's investments particularly
desirable.
The National Bank of Delaware announces
elsewhere dividend of twelve dollars per share
being six per cent, for the past six months, ant
also IN extra dividend of eight dollars per share
both clear of tax.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06

Twenty-three of the Philadelphia Banks an
nounce their semi-annual dividends, ranging
from 81, (Bank of the Republic) to u per cent,
(Kensiugton.) The rate Is less than in November
last and the whole amount is 1871, 857, being
about twenty-four thousand dollars less than al
that time
The Ledger says the Philadelphia money mar.
ket continues to improve. The supply is abund.
ant at bank and all good legitimate business paper
offered is discounted. Outside, call loans rule a
@ 6 per cent, and A paper at 6 to 8 per cent
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company announces
a semi-annual dividend of five per cent, payabl,
| in cash, free of tax, on the Both instant
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06

re- Ladies wishing Ghildren's Clothing made and
perfeet satisfaction guaranteed should go to
A. q E. STEVENSON,
T17 Market street.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06

MAD Doa.-A large black dog. belonging to
Mr.. q. Clavey, 41G east Third street, which gave
strong indications of hydrophobia, was shot on
Friday Inst
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06

rD- Those In want OF patterns for ladies ana chill.
drens clothing of the latest style should call on
A. q E. STEVENSON,
TIE Market street
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06

E-ARMRRS all 20 to the DELAWARE THmusr Once
to get their printing beeause they save time and
m0usn
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06

SHIRTS

Made of New York Mills Muslin and Linen Fronts
for $50 per Dozen, warranted to at, at
WYATT d GARRETTS,
Gents Furnishing Store,
nov7-1yw No. sOs Market St, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06

THE ORIGINAL
b L A. q X = A l. v e
For the Cure Of
CUTS, BRUISES, SwELLINGs AND ALL ILL
CONDITIONED ULCERS.
Prepared only by
LIN. ENGLAND. Druggist,
T. E. Cor. Second and King sts.,
febl0w&s Wilmington, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06

febl0w&s
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-06

The firm OF Thomas & Finley, Bankers for the
past two years doing bu, mess In Ekton, has been
dissolved, and the business will be closed. Mr.
Thomas is about entering business in Baltimore.
and Mr.. Finley, after closing affairs there, will
migrate to Newborn, North Carolina.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-24

uUOME MUTUAL INSURANCE
Ill COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
once, No. 7s Camp Street,
Corner Of Nstchez street.
SEVEN e e N 7 Ii X.
Asst, an the sl,t December 1865 ia 81
ALFRED MUULf0N, President.
WIN NJ PERKINS, Vice President
A. ". HUNTER Secretary.
This CorpaNy Confines 10 issue Policies on Flkk,
RIVER and risks al the current rates OF premium
FK Ccnverse O.tave voorhiss, Archie woods,
A. Ii. May, Robert Hare. J.: n Amen,
B.M Horrell, Jno: I: Moore. Mm Onsmoers' D.
JnO. G Rogers, II. A. Ohanrsfx, '" n refkius
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-24

III
ton sent out by Gen. Phil. Sheridan, under Capt.
Kellogg. at the battle of Hickory Grove, on the
head waters Of the Sweet Water, on the 18TH o
last November; and, having been escorted 10
within the limits Of civilization. he Is now on ri
way back TO Syracuse with his wife.
Ii may be asked why Ms. Kimoaa remained so
long in such captivity. He says he never had
any opportunity Of escaping from them. Be-
sides, after living titb the Indians so long, he
grew accustomed to their mode Of life, and when
Be finally married from among them wife, he
never remembered any other home, and became
resigned to hs fate; Indeed he says he is already
anxious to 90 bach to his living among tue RED
men: that everything hereaway seems strange
and unusual to hip, and especially TO his wife ;
that they have thss far been able TO dnd no
friends or relatives. and be shall not be surprised
if be finally concludes TO return TO the far west.
though be will first leave his boy where he may
receive an educstidn-
We are requested to state that II any OF MT.
KimbalI's friends deNire to communicate with bin,
they can do so by addressing their letters to SYRIA
cuse, N. Y. for which place. by means oil trans
portation furnished by Governor Palmer ne ex
poets to leave to-day.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-24

TIE SPANISH MINISTER TO GRANT AND GRAsT's
REPLY-Mr. Roberts. the new Spanish minister,
to-day presented bis letter OF credence TO the
president. aud made few remarks expressive OF
the desire of his country for the sympathes OF the
United States with the new order OF things 10
Spain he would endesvor by all means In hts
power to maintain aud strengthen the friendly re-
United states.
The president replied: " Mr.. Roberts, | am
happy 20 receive You the envoy OF spain inithe
Uniied States. The recent events In that country
TO which you advert have excited and wiz con-
tnue 10 maintain lively interest here. Hoping,
as we do, that they may ultimately lead to an
increase in the welfare and happiness OF the peo-
pie of Spain. the disposition which Won express to
exert urseli during your mission to the end that
these friendly relations which have always existed
between the counties may be strengthened, will be
cordially reciprocsied by me.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-24

Maine paper says: "AIl along the road rom
the numbering portion Of the State can De seen
corn. oats and meal, which were thrown on to
tighten load In order to relieve and save tne Ves
of exhausted horses."s r
The following notice has recently been re-
tce-Twenty five collars fine for driving over this
bridge faster than walk. II negro. twenty-five
lashes on the bare back. N: B--Half the above
reward will be given TO the informant.
There ere great complaints In the vicinity OF
Memphis from planters at the scarcity OF labor.
Planters are offering % per cent. higher rates
than last year, bnt hands are unwilling to make
Col. Reutb Goshen. the famous Arabian giant.
who publicly exhfpised himself in this, country
few years ego, has retired 10 private life and gone
TO farming at algonquin, McHenry county, III.
He is seven and half feet high, weighs ol4
pounds. and, with one exception. the largest man
In the world. He IL a native OF Jerusalem, and
speaks several languages correctly and iuentiy.
Full returns from all but three small towns In
New Hampshire. give Stearns, for governor,
35, 760, Bedel 81 1896.
indian outrsges are reported IN Humboldt
county, Cal. Ono man. while blowing his Held,
was shot and killed by savages and his house
plundered and fred the family barely escaping by
flight. Immediate pursuit was made, but the In
clans escaped TO the mountains.
Surrsttsville, Nc, property which has tragic
notoriety from the execution OF Its owner on the
ground Of completely in the assassination OF Aors-
ns ~ . .s 80 eSort IeIl scras with fine
INC uso' ooh.e,ue 49, 80 :, 80 ~
o"enlns sno osn ~ ~ n;s;-sns ~ xinrsano,;s
unsnnous ~ 1e.h a. sno- ~ ,ssr;ng elm 0o0
war y, n vr we The Falls Of 81 Anthony.
ponos ~ Pen,;eai raass nos ceIahra,ed recent
solemn ronucal mass p va s .. Dbl A.
" a., ,ne vs'neuia, " S =, 80 ramav;ng ~
fhhaoeipnla. gu snD po W;oSasi Era, frs.
tne REMAINS vi .ne nSn' ny ~ az DE- De-.
Dlshop OF fnnaoeipn's' suu ~ aS y,
benIy Cofnwsn, ssconu p,snop .aa,aa.o IN ,hs
tne Nsu,' unoei ,no rh - 80 X pshor
rear Oh .no man s' ~ ~ i,s ~ ,rssan,
Lyhch, o. CIsIIes'on. Aons VIZ ~ uar-
were INC IoilV,w,us p ~ sSa.oa.a p,shon
rsoure, snu nass a. =; ~ Ioia Ia Siad IN Isls
ERsh "ss consv ,, aeea ~ ao.o, n, fo9o
bsaop "a T;,nss ssvs 1--WE learn
Inc s y -, ~ 49,, -, tha n.ptat;on of
Una, Rs.y ., Naresders,a Genera T. Acorn
tne rei nno"n vv Miss,ss,nn; ,scsn,lv and
IN Cosboma COUNTY, m lsssap s,aan y,,,,on
burned nne .woss.oiy . 's' s.s,.s .nS al
en worm Yen vi n.seen sSsa.;n Zen srnots
| DIS ihpoters eusi'e's' no'sPs''As '''A
house. ry.,.,, MA ara ,aa,her astah,,.hnoent
James A. Ho mug anu Sa,ss b a. rs
situated IN houS'h'e' WIS ee'"'''1 W NJ
cenuy. .,, x.,,.s h.Iow r,ank.
Inc MOSS p'snsa. lo, w AZ '9, 80 s,s~,,s- ~
I'm bss Is,eIy osen so, 900 VI "
MI. Co'e'eoo, oI e.o wv. LOU ,,o,.a an The
large NUMBER VI nsnnsn, s,o.a - o.
Mlolano na,rosu W. hn w =, Ps,,icS;s nav ana
naueo county, ~. :, oI -. o. ~. c;,;rans ss,srsi
were uIlssn ou. u ,a ~ ia son,a f.taiIv in.
|
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-24
IScIpKsr At TEE DEATH OF GEN. PM. KsARNY.
The Newark IN J. Courer aaVa:

- M
The Newark IN. J.) Courier says:
We are informed by prominent lawyer OF this
city that while soiourning 10 Amboy last night he
passed pleasant hour Ia company with former
rebel officer who was attached g. Stone wall Jack
sons division Of the Confederate army during the
war, and who related an interesting "reminiscences
of the death Of Gen. Kearny, Of which sad event
he was an eye witness. "fhe gallant Kesruy -
be said, received HE death wound from private
Ia my command. and when he fell from his horse
Ibsstened, with many others, to the point where
be lay, not surprising that his wound was mortal
one. Just as we reached his body, however, his
limbs gave one convulsve culver. and then all was
over. Seeing that he was major general word
was sent 10 headquarters 10 that effect, and Gen.
Jackson coming 70 the spot immediately gave one
glance at the dead officers features, and ak
claimed, My God, boys, do you know who youlhave
killed. You have shot the most gallant officer In
the United States army. This is Phil. Kesrny, who
lost his arm in the Mexican war; He then in
voluntarily lifted his hat, every officer in the group
following bis example, aud for moment q rever-
entail silence was observed by all. Subsequently
the body OF the dead soldier was placed upon
two boards. and when being removed 10 head
quarters, was followed by Geo. Jackson, Geo.
Ewell. and other officers. while a regimental band
preceded IL, playing dead march,"
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-24

Keep q Hogan, 80 Tchoupitoulas street and So
New Levee, keep on hand large and extensive
stock Of hardware and cutlery, Jas. b. ball d
Co.'s Mayesville, KY, plows. sugar and cotton.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-24

Remember that the regular weekly packet B. L..
Hodge No. leaves every Friday at p. NJ. for
Shreveport. She arrives at Shreveport Monday
mornings and puts Jefferson passengers through in
three days.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-24

Buy the only sewing machine 1T for family use.
the Grover q Baker. Warranted for i've years.
Quilter. braider and hemmer given with each ma
chine ct 1872 Canal street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-24
Twenty lear. a-ons the Indian'.

THE STORY OF MAN WHO WAS CAPTURED IN
ls4s. AND RECAPTURED By SHERIDAN, LAST NO
vKMBER.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-24

Dfvidends.
The Trustees have directed payment Of Dividends amount
i,e 10 sls4 90 declared the Contribution SystsrN
Policies Of 1864 6s and 67 to be applied the renewal
of same in 1863 eithe reduction of Premium rever
sienary additions Notice Of the exact Dividend each
Policy will accompany the regular Premium Notice, or the
VIII be stated application at the Oce Of the
Company.
j. @. sHIPLEY,
II Csrondslet street
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-06-04


THe -sv ycss NJ. nesa b a. earn.
go, osessaes ssd tslspse6sas papsv,
dsssts4 b ~ sqsaissy, Aaasssisy. ~
Psesrsss'y II NJ Dsnessaais nsssss.
~ ~ eelsess = ~ Guel Anerlsss
sysesa ~ t~dssa1st NlS1pa = 4 V.;ss
haala eeesetisAsl ky WoAjee1rs M
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's~ u sstfEsssssise tea,es sad i..xo
gsasoss slsiseaship, whleA, Ia ss,,.sv
Year, Of peace ADD prosperity. sey,r
shed 49, assr ~ Asssrissu kjo.a a,
convicted > angle eitiss~ Of disic,sle,
o. directly s~ssd the people one lola,
for IL support, and nigh, be ssfsly 81.
tesdea ssss ~ wAoie - huaadl sss eo..
uneai, *as he hest seveyxmsnt on Is.
sssth, aad snsst b sssaossd "as Il v.sa
made BY wsshisgton, ~ ne = III. la.i
'ssss Hss.as collapse lusc ehsss, sh4yst :.
.5rd ssia.
Vhs bay i'toh. tAets(bss. d~,sspds
tbs rcssossAiee y ~ White Repsb;,e.
and - nsse 40 viii ~ sccoupli.asI
sishss sasosaA Asir reeeu. a, a.
Mind sssa ss1tstWe II q h..ete n
s".y "e - ~ winner. and ~
boldly graphing With ~ sssos~, juss,
eses, ~ ssinss u nse9ysaian, Il ssyjvss
It, uiscst " aass the eosp>py from he
nwtA eesessj>tes n ~ ls11ev'
TIE bsy liesk s,if kc~svsy hsr.sG
ter be more Than sver dsveeed r. ali .hs
varied rsryusss II = ssus Aaoes, Cos.
soissa bhsi u ssNrh4s tAessa2 - q A.,
i'ies Who .ats no other jaoeaai, heyond.
psvhaps, weir iscaI pasas, 4 M so,,'
w.. ~ i.psoss o. hsws q Is.
Weea Summary, NJ n ~ nssp>st :
traassdps'ef The Mssifs svsdhl e sscA
iss.~ II. "tsAlly tspssAosas win
ssabvacs he best original ~ s>isrt.d
stories i. ~Aesissllsmi thtArtnsnt'
viii IL rally Sustained, a.a bsisg he
oaly papse II ~ sIaA ISIS - sspz s,siv
Tor Cosntsy rirealaalpa, ii = sS.aisss
that Y y VOID assbls ~ 49, II !
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u kivss fssl ssd esu.V1u ppnoets Il X
nav Y?sa A. Aaaasy tMs1b i1ee2sas
t'ryia. psssjsSse. axd ekAasa tfasksar,
and Wsshly kavtsw n plsnseii -
'srs, teoethss ~ Ne MAgAs9A 81 Tel
seraph, ipsa ksv Ovtanas Gkysauc.
thsslsssse. philsAalvAtA, u, ", -
TO the ans of koiss y pssss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-06-04

e. ~ a..s loan
MA-, ss ~sy ~@'
Ats nsssinR Of Ne .sscse.va hoara
9! Asneeess Il the MafShs'l Masonic
fsnsas ssessass, present, ao:sHa MS
-, y. I. :; 'shnson, snc = WIhsm'''
~, Y. "oods, - = ~ i me
following rssoiuaon. wsss Adopssd
ist Ihss tas 'o'sowisg na1so psf-
sons " ss!sessd = : heard o. v',.ora
% attend ehs sansioesion o. INC ,hs'''
esss, On ne ISM' 2ssh, .os. o. June
Psoslno; ~. ~ ~ Soopst .c| = ~
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aed C"'. :; H. Noep Q, un@et M'
ssssnss, nsl, !. W IoaEsss -
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-06-04
s1AAYtD Or STolENI

IN The 2ud or 3rd inst iron he
" Plantation Of Dr.. II. l.. Perry,
eighteen miles East Of Marshall, and
evs uilas ftUs Jcssssilie, avery dark
Chestnut Sol'r'el Horse,
sas'ysAfsoh, about IA or Is hands high.
with white spot in forehead, and .
brand . sishl sAsuldsF In ~ sAars Of
: aNos<pls has saddh nasks, and
thick, basiy name and tsil, walks well
but does not pace, and hes never been
bfutsa b harness. No other x1asks or
brands remembered. Any information
conserving the Whereabouts Of the
above described, will be thankfully re-.
csivpd M ; l4ssaa reward aid ~ his
delivery to The undersigned at Dr.. H.
r. Psrry'a or TO X. II. iIarxrovc, Esq. i,
frpsistor Mammoth Livery Stable,
Marnhaii.
u. y HEARD.
Msrshall, Mar IA, lsev, n4O-U 4.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-06-04
The Garter Oh etsvs

The Charter Oat Cooking Stove singu.
lar v say, bst ssvssthslsss faot has
gained popularity In our midst that y
truly wonderful, showing conclssivsly
that Il Is all that Ia claimed for il and
nueh .nsss. TAs iatsodsctios Of -
stsss h community can be safely said
to inssrs the sale Of dossn. The aa,ns
Stone and Charter Oak has become ~.
nons -@oss tssne Fsoss shs great istsv.
decor II he t'ssvs !" sab region, which
'caly had 10 ~ presented 10 the people,
to insure II uaivsss L adoption.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-06-04
MARRAEDs

ANbtERe H
u ~ siV. = Ts@1ay,; - ~, "
he Fssldsase Of Rev r. 4 plalsy, Il
: eslesk A. N BY Rev. Il. y fisLxy,
ROBERT n. JONES, Of 0slvss1so ~
nis MAGGIE PRIo,', daughter of
VI. SAxukL Fsiou.
~ Papsp q L 1HrAbssos vtxini.
anil 6s'sestna, Tssas, rleAsc cery.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-06-04
N. NEW M AN,
Practical opticlan.
lsptessst New lpyestlsn !
+" A ssartmm cvysesi >t,<eem rocs, -

ID
The only perfect I.cas in ssistsace.
Superior to asy other in Use
CsestrvatsA IL sssssaaaes with
~ ssasses eea philosophy Of
sassss IL ~ pssslhr form
-ef -
CoNCAvE-CDNvEx ED.lPSoA.
sanis~.
ally aaapasd
- ~ of1aas "
sight SD rsslksAiy
natsssl 10 he eye, sGord-
isaAltsssthss ths b~t artia.
eisl Aslp 10 The hunin viaion
that svss has keen bcfor invented.
Sold osiy ~ tke Professor Of Optics
a~d Spectacle Manufacturer.
2d,-Can he wore vita psrssct ssas
for any length Of time ~ one aittins.
givsAg sa>oaisAing slsas asp Of visisa,
particularly by ea1dN y esAes assiA
cisl light-eonf1rt " the spectacle wear
er hitherto unknown.
3d.--Whsn the ewes schs or psi,
through Ire action 81 a brirht lrht
zach ~ Il r,aec,sd from snow. sssev
vealhsr vhits p.rer and In r,a1ins.
writing. or sewing, OF vivid oolored b.
r6.cs a mo.t sxrr.sble .snsstion nnd
give Great .sNs7
iu,-e,rouud hv pesuli.s nsehiesrv
rx No Al sreat coat ussA e0esissl(v
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-06-04

I. .. o. l..
John n. Gibson Lodge. No. Is.
- MEETS every Monday night
Mt their Hall, on Austin street
~ lIrothen In good standing are
invited 10 attend.
A. FRANKS, Nc
r. NAEANpxLI., Sccry.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-06-04

k0O STOVES, among them H.
OVO nsost complete and durable
made, via;
FAvOkiTE, CARDINAL. BUCKS
BRILLIANT, CHARTER OAK,
KlTCHENQUEEsS, asd various oshers'
u you vast Cooking Stove, come
and see ~, II yos buy anywhere slse.
you viii lose mouey.
l will duplicate wholesale hills Of
trimmed Haevss 10 merchants Who pus-
chass anywhere East Of ne, with trans.
poststion ADDED, provided they buy As
many ~ ten S<ovss At . dme.
Merchants bsying Tin Ware will and
my bills - low ~ they can be pure hassd
anywhere and bsosghe hsrs, aud then,
get their wsrs In better order. Conc
and see my ware and prices.
Copper work, Gutssring, and KooAug
doHa IN . workmaolike masnss.
! ALSO nv, supplies for Mechanics,
Tools, and HOUSE. fnsuishiag Goods.
Among the supplies are Iron, Iron axles,
thimbIs sksins, Boxsa for Irou add
Wooden Axles. Horss shoen, llorse shcs
neils, fcdstssa tsesnings, Hshs, spok q,
Rins, Pclse. AID shafls for Burgies and
Wagons. Mali, wrought md uut Bolts,
all sisss. lsass, Hisxss, Screws, &c.
Among The tools Ale Csoss-oat and Had
Saws, Hollow Augers, kc. Coms and
zee No il you need anything In ny line,
wAsn kur. t,,x. fp<.r~ 49, ns .l..~ ~ - =.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-06-04

Meets once week at tho Masonic
Hall, u Pisa Tree, upshss 10, Tsxss
I ~ VS. 4. p. WALK IN, sachca,
W II pAyxw, Z. orr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-06-04

4 nelonSe Jegsoeaa ~ ~ 0gsn1s,
We satsasA ~ fsllswisg stalsmsst
ften ~ brsvssvllls Ssstissl. II
,hss, - fhsss lhsss sAsxA b. 10
~ vIssssss sDpaeatisa Of =
.smeay:
Let - Ny ssw IA he people Of
Issss tbst ~ property they are
l.sisg vobbsd ef 10 inpssss. Wa
scarcely SlPs estimate Il fes fear OF
l,siag charged with sxaegcrstion.
list vhsa Il 10 sossid<scd that this
section IL the great cattle rauge or
Texas, and thai it is stocked with
inaunsrable brands, from al portions
Of the State. driven by porthsrr south
tewasds the Rio Grandc, and whers
the markets Of Masa..oro., this place,
aud Corpus Christi are open to I'll
corners, with their cattle, hides, and
,allow, the wonder will bs that " Do
not place il II even higher Agurcs.
We will say, then, 6rss, that the
cities Of Matsmoros, Rsynssa, Ca
mango, Miss, Csssalve, 1.laasss, Ca.
dascas, and III The tewss 10 and
iscludiag Moatsrey, 6altilio aad
TAmpieo- -alnost IL whole Of two
great States are bsing almost excls-
sively supplied with stolen Tsxas
csttls u ~ nasssr " ere relating
---fsssy Nod Of he cattle being
stansktsssa daily In Mssamoros,
r-oSably doubIs that amount d Mon.
iersy, Taapieo. 80 ssItilIo, asd
three tlnas - many noss Ia the
eoustry and other towas. Hers there
arr twe hundred add forty killed
daily, seven thossand two hundrsd
mosthly. tasd sighty.six thousand
four Asndfsd . yess, for which their
ovn4rp reesivs not dollar.
Bul, Texans, thh h eely IN irsig.
niaeaat portion Of your 's.s. All
osss ~ ssustsy hsu ths Rio
0rasas y the Nsuess, cattls are h.
ING killed IL every nook aad corner
By tAsss wrstsAes for their hides |
sfo.s.
reo.ie or Tsxas. AID Of tho U.;tsa |
slstes / fs,,irn poerlstios os n, f,0o |
are being ~ viii sattls stolen ffsn
HtrIpsa ssd NM H. vs,v re;st |
bissk rvss Of Fort Brsvs. nd stili
Ne eeenenine. n.xh - - ,l1ei,,a n |
i sseble 10 prsyest n He M ~ |
uisttv fSrss Of 6Nees eevsl,v and
30 othsr eas opsrsis ss,is,t |
mountal rehhery.
A fever for roise into the ,,uee |
for hides. liks KAT vhieh ones ,e;,sd !
u,,on the ps0sle Of iii cissses 10 80 |
= C.liNsrsis e, asla ~ fI,teusd /
..on : c,set oensiaeie. u,1,,, Aoth
.;d.s az X rissr I'M vo~r e.aale Ire |
bs;s. I'M de1n vh.svsr thsv ea.s,
h. fcuod ..d thar h;daa dill and !
hourly expo,sd for ri, IL The market !
80 - ~ ne.Aoasd
r ooupsr;son 10 lis. ths live
..ssG J,j,.r c9 4 ~ sAnfAi.r hssv,
Ii .h.t -. = hreo.tr.s sst Mi.
c.,c.l..;or II co-rrts the lin. Won I
I'm "a h1sdisus M Soc6sn vhsn Il
!. sIsAei nat ! lira az ves.ei 70 New !
vovk "A Tho stes maj IL M. Orle,ns
ss,n th;s nIaee' .nd lines ~ vessels
rom Corpus Christi vkjsh receive |
a. r-s..L.. e.c,r ,hs v.,,sy cour,rv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-06-04

"CHARTER OAK" he disttaguish-
ID champion Of tho day. 1hls csls-
tsat,d h0sse blusstng has' ealesd PIP.
uiarlty unptcSedsntsd In The history 81
cooking stsvss A gold medal was
awarded Al ths Mount Vernon and Paris
Fairs, showing conclusively that Texaas.
like intelligent people everywhere 49,,
haze dscidsd III fasQs n n ei1
~ Ill ehyivallsd sosasae N114h
deiies competitions s. ", STONE, kote
Agent, Marshall ~, ieasrson, Texas.
February IL, 1850 n5e~0