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Ff# REAL ESTATE-THOMAS 4 SONS SALE
Llai Building Lots, Fifteenth street, north OF
Dauphn street On Tuesday, April 81, 1869, at ~
O'Clock, noon, viii be sold ut public sale mt the Phi
ground yiZ.:-
No. |. All that lot of ground situate on the east
side of Fifteenth street, 9l feet north of Dauphin
street II feet 'front.' IS feet II inches deep Terms
Cash.
No. @ All that lot of ground, west side OF Fifteenth
street ia north of Dauphn street II feet 'front.'
and in depth IS feet II inches. Terms cash.
Nj. THOMAS SONS, Auctioneers
41Os2t Nos. 139 ana l4l 5 Fourth street
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ts. REAL ESTATE-PHOMAS& SONS SALE
Li Genteel Three-stOry Brick Dwelling, No. 1921
CHRISTIAN street west OF slXteenth street ON Tues
at public sale at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that
new three-sOry brick messuage, with twO-story back
building and lot of ground situate on the north side
OF Christian street. west OF Sixteenth street. No 1921
containing on front Christian street Is feet, and
extending in depth 81 feet ~ inches. The house is
new has gas, bath, etc. Subject to yearly ground
rent OF slOs. Immediate possession VIII be open
for examination one week previous to SALE from 10
TO O'Clock.
NJ. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
10 SGT Nos 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Street
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a. REAL ESTATE-THOMAS " SONS SALE
Ela Modern three-story Brick Residence, No. s26
North Sixth street, above Brown street. On Tuesday,
May 1862 at IL O'Clock, noon, will be sold at public
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that modern
three-stOry brick messuage, with two-story back
building and lot of ground situate on the west side
of Sixth street. north of Brown street. No. $780, con-
tanning in front Sixth street Is feet, and extend
ing in depth 80 feet. The house has saloon paror
dining-room, Kitchen, and Out-kitchen the first
moor; gas, BATH hot and cold water, water-closet
furnace, cooking range and summer range, and COM
plete underground drainage. Terms, S2300 may re-
main on mortgage. Immediate possession. May be
examined before 10 O'Clock A. NJ, or from to p. NJ
NJ. THOMAS q SONS, Auctioneers
4 4l5 II "a Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Srteet
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|a EXECUTORS SALE.-ESTATE OF RACHEL
El:n DOugherty, deceased.-Thomas x Sons, Auction
GERS. Two-stOry frame dwelling and large lot Cherry
street west of Eleventh street. On Tuesday, April
q, 1862 at ~ O'Clock, noon, will be sold at public
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all those frame
messuages and lot of ground thereunto belonging,
situate the north side of Cherry street, lis feet
west of Eleventh street, the lot containing in front
20 feet, and extending in depth 129 feet on Marks
lane. The improvements are two-story frame
dwelling, fronting Cherry street, and two-story
frame dwelling on Marks lane Clear of all incum-
brance. George Kirk, Executor.
M. THOMAS a. SONS, Auctioneers
4l5 II "a Nos. 139 and 141 s. FOURTH Street,
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ar REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS 4 SoNS'sALE.-
E"i Three-story Brick Store and Dwelling, s. w.
c0T1ler of Eighth and Wharton streets. On Tuesday,
April 27, 1869, at ~ O'clock noon, viii be sold at
public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that
three-stOry brick store and dwelling with one-stOry
brick Kitchen and lot of ground, situate at the s. w.
corner OF Eighth and Wharton streets; containing in
along Eighth street &C feet II has gas, range etc.
Clear of all incumbrance. Terms-S13OO may remain
on mortgage.
NJ. THOMAS SONS, Auctoneers,
4151724 Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Street.
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tss REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS& SONS SALE
hl;i Business Stand-Three-story Brick Tavern and
swelling, known as the "Golden Eagle Hotel" s. w.
corner of New Market street and Coates street. On
Tuesday April ", 1862 at ~ O'clock noon, will be
sold at public SALE at the Philadelphia Exchange all
that three-sory brick messuage and lot of ground,
situate at the southwest corner OF New Market and
Coates streets; containing in front on New Market
street As feet inches and on Coates street 10 feet
10 inches 1t is known the "Golden Eagle Hotel"
contains rooms, has underground drainage, etc.
Terms-s3000 cash. Immediate possession.
NJ. THOMAS SONS, AuctiOneers
4151T24 Nos. 139 and Ill S. FOURTH Street
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JOSEPH MEGARY Clerk o. Q.
JOSEPH IL BENNETT Trustee
M. THOMAS Il SONS, AucLIoueers,
VII OI7 Nos. l39 and l4l 8. FOURTH 81.
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Mail ARRANGEMENTS.


Shreveport, and all places Fast, de
parts Mondays, Wednesdays, and FRI
DAYS at q A. ~; arrivcs on the same days
u orr
Western by way Of Henderson and
Croche.. depart. Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays at 6 A. n, arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdsys, and sAsariays 81 . ?. n.
Northern, by way OF Jefferson, Caarks-
vile, &c,, departs Tuesdays, Thursdays
sad Saturdays at G A NJ, arrives same
days at 6rs
Tyler, by way Of StArv'lle, departs
Mondays and Thursdays a. a. y ar
rives Tuesdays and Fridays a, orr
D~llas, BY way Of Gilmer, Quitman,
&c, departs Mondays and Fridays at
Ga ~; Asrivse Wednesdays and ss;n.-
DAYS II err.
San Augustine, by way Of 0rAsd
Bla4 Carthage. Ac,, depart. Thursdays
as 8 A H.: arrives Wednesdays at 9 ?. u.
Posf 0ss:cs REsrLArioSe Of
Gee will Be opposed and closed ~ follovs
Opened at 3 O'Clock, A. ~; closed at
II O'Clock, A. n, reopened at ! o'clock,
p. n, cic=ed at 8 O'Clock, rs
Opened On Sundsys ~ $ o'clock A. n,
for ono hoar
All psrpons will be faithfully served
during oGes hours, and none need apply
OF other sinea for they will be refused.
HENRY RAWSON, z. N
November, 18th 1867.
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Appointment Of the Prsaahses fer
East Texas ConSorencs,

Marshall district, l.. H. Dennis, =. T.
station, 10 be supplied.
-" circuit, g, W, Cottingham
Elysian Fields, j. Il. Middleton.
Carthage circuit, J. X Bethany.
isudersou station, N. W. Burks.
Bsllview circuit, J X Hall
Stxfville j. 8 Mathis
Knoxville mission, 10 be supplied
Marshall and Harrison Co. charge,
Ian Mimma and u. Blair.
Palestine district, l.. p. Livily, =. 4.
" station, To be supplied By
j, Crawford,
Palestine circuit and Kickapoo, d. p.
Cullin and J. Adams.
Tyler station, u. L. Rogers.
Jacksonville circuit, supplied by d.
NJ. Stovali.
Rus. and Alto stations, supplied by
C.G. Young.
Husk circuit, G. T. Ioon.
Athens, to be supplied.
Tyler, colored charge, VIM. Taylor.
San Augustine district, D. $. Wad.
kins, Z 4.
San Augustine circuit, s. Weaver.
Jasper circuit, supplied by G. l.. Arm.
stro *
Newton circuit, A. D. Parks.
iismphill 4" supplied by J. NJ. Bond.
Mslrose 10 be supplied
Douglass " 10 be supplied
Shelbyvilie " l. G. Grouse.
NJ. Enserprizs circuit, to be supplied
by Bridges,
Crockett District, j. C. WooIsm. PIE
=" Circuit +. NJ. StovaIl
Homer VIM. c. ColHus
Woodville A. Young.
Liberty aud Wsllacevilic circuit sun.
piled by A. Scurlock.
Livingston circuit. 70 be supplied.
Beaumont Orange, and Sabine Pass,
10 be supplied
Snmp.er circuit. NJ Mathews.
SupsrAnuated, J. d. Tullis, and J. X
Burke.
Located, j. P.,tiilo.
Discontinued, J. u. Wright and Al
" Sanpel.
Died, J. bond, and A. shanks.
Supernu,aerafy, J. W. Ficlds, j. II
Overall, and lei Shook.
The next East Texas Confereu.e u
DO held at Henderson, Rusk county.
Texas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-08

EcnEEA LIvRaY SrAaLx-Attsntio ton
10 directed 10 the advsrtissment II this
well known sad Justly popular establish
msnt Those who have patroni,ed il,
spssk in the highest terms Of the care
full attention paid to stock, and Of the
uniform coar'ssy of Capt Smith who
has charge Off
The stable il large, commodious, and
comfortable, and the proprietor has am
pie means, which he uses literally, To
give satis'.ction to oustomcrs, and 10
render !, worthy Of being sustained
We wish him abundant success in his
enterprise
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-08

The NE% YKAR's BALL.-Ths
ball At the Capitol Hotel on New
Years night Vas . gay and brilliant
affair, and was we'll attended, not SO
numerous perhaps As was expected
or desired, but sufficiently so, for
for comfort and enjoyment. Mcssr..
Allen and Lang's string band made
excellent music. The most perfect
order prevailed. In all its appo:at.
msnt and arrangements, the festivi-
~ WAS worthy Of praise. We drop
ped in upon the scence for .hor,
time, aud have seldom Witnessed a
gaysr or happier collection of the
young. The supper table was beau.
tifully decorated, and the supper, for
variety, abundance, and excellence
was adnirsble. The fact that thsre
were oaly two days for It's prepare
ton, speaks highly for the house.
We trust there will be many such re.
unions in the Capitol" and that
the young and the happy may find
pleasure each succeeding anniversary
in tho coming years within It's hos.
pitable walls.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-08

~ The merchants, mechanics, md
business men Of Marshali jefferson,
and Shreveport, should not neglect to
avail themselves Of the facilities afford.
cd BY our larss and WIDELY circulated
Newspaper, 70 advertise their goods
and business. We think Il will be con.
csded, that no paPsrs in this section Of
the State arc more attractive, or pro-
sent higher claims TO . libsrcl patron
age. Their continued success and pros
pcrity should form an additional mo-
tive, with advertisers, sufficient TO in
duce them to furnish tho Texas Rcpub-
lican and Jefferson Times with an ac-
tive, thriving businssa No excrtions
shall be wanting on our part to merit it
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-08

Austin, Dec. 2s.-Csldvell q,
the qusstipn Of privilege, stated H.,
that he repudiated smith, bsc.u,. :,
Smiths open licentiousnsss. sl.v,S
ter endorsed Caldwell. Those -
voted to make Smith . marty pou;,-
ed at the black character given hin
BY tho republicans.
A resolution was adopted Request,
ing Congress to raise = regimen, If
volunteers from the frontier for N.
protection Of the same for tv,ly.
months. An effort was made 10
amend by requiring every volun,e.,
to take the test oath. Lost BY seve,
votes. The regiment is to act uud.,
the authority Of the commandins
general.
Ruby presented a resolution re.
questing the Republican and San
Antonio Express to quit using bill.
lingsgste. Referred 10 Commi,,c.
on Style.
The conservative members from
the Committee on the Coalition Of
the State made report, denyi,a
every assertion Of the majority
Bitter sparring between delegates
The division question was not
sprung.
Conventional action ON i'm pora,,
matters at = stand still.
Extreme radicals are losing ground
but slowly,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-08

O0W Wv VII We
MessrS. Wharton h lllingsworsh No.
IS Common stssst, New Orleans, arc the
duly authorised Agents Of the RsPub'
lican in that city.
DAILY AutherixeA Agents.
Nxw YoRE.-D. Richardson, Esq, No
IL Barclay street.
SmmxvxroRr. Seth, Esq.
These gentlemen arc authorized to
represent the Texas Republican and
Jefferson Tines, and we cxdially roc
omuend thea 70 those having business
in their respective localities.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-08

kxLLYs Fouxpsr-This noble On.
tsrpri1s 10 worthy Of the support Of our
farmers, Comnsaeed under many dis-
advantages the industrious, snssrprising
proprietor hes worked il into . great
success llis plows are not only equal,
but we arc assured, are superior to the
very best plows brought from abroad.
Their appearance shows they are far
more durable, Lot US pasroniss home
manufactures, and keep the money in
the country. These plows can bs found
at the store Of d. II. Martin 4 Co, and
in cdsrxon.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-08

-. We have had rain, rain, rain.
For nearly = week il poured down, day
after day, On Wednesday Of lest week,
Il rainsd oil day and the night succeed.
ing, washing up The tfask on The rail
rad IN several places, and destroying a
bridge, Yet under The sxsrsions Of inpor-
tansAf. John Hewitt, The superintendent
the bridge was put up, the TACK placed
in order, asd the train resumed il re.
ulsr trips on the LIST Of January. ltwas
midnight CO the night Of the 3lsa bsioss
the work Was completed. Such energy
is worthy Of all praise.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-08

~ On Christmaa day there was
what is termed . gender pulling in
Young Hale neishborhood, eight miles
fro. Marshail by some mistake in
numbers, two of tho coate5tants, Mr.
Wyatt Ro~boroush and young man by
the name Of Sculleu, started from oppo-
site points at the sane tiae, and travel
ing under Whip and spur, their horsss
ran violently together under tho limb
fron which the gaudsr was suspended
The shock was so severe that both
horses were killed dead on the spot, and
the riders thrown to The ground, aad 80
badly injured that, for = time their lives
vera dsspaired Of There were no spir.
i.ous liquors on the ground, and all par
ties were duly sober
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Fifty per cent on the above added for
double column advertisements.
Alterations in standing advertisements
charged.
Persons desiring to do an active nd.
ver,ising business that is to change
their Advertisements frequently, will be
charged the usual rate Of Ono Dollar
per square, NTH deduction IF Try
PEI cent, or oae half the usaai price.
The above tNrma have bean agreed
upon, and will be strictly adhered 10.
W. @. BARRETT,
Proprietor Of Harrison Flag
R.W. LOUGHERY,
Pro. Of Texas Republican and Tinss.
Scptsmber ~, 1867.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-08

~ Mr. D. Bernstein has removed
from the Ess. aide Of the Public Square
to the De Lisle building, and has open.
ed, for the new year, with ono of the
largest stocks of goods ever brought to
Marshall, embracing staple and fancy
dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes,
and staple and fancy groceries, His
stock is very attractive, aud his goods
are scld at tho lowest figures Advcr-
vcrtiscmcnt, with full particulars, next
week
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-08

NEW Cocoa. J ID Masby has
just received, and 10 now openiag, =
choice assortment Of staple dry goods
and family groceries. lie has pretty
assortment Of prints and his other goods
are equally inviting. All selling a low
figures, We wish him abundant sue.
cess in disposing Of them.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-08

~ Rev ". G. Dunlap, for many
Year, the pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church told school) ~ this place. but
who has been lately residing in New
Orleans, has returned, - we learn, to
this place, 80 long the scene Of his sue
cessful labors. We have nos had the
pleasure Of meeting him. II is stated
that he 10 to be located At Shreveport
lie lefl Marshall with the regret not
only Of his congregation, bat Of the en-.
tire community, BY whom he wa a.
tesmsd aud admired "a . man and
minister. We trust that his lot may be
pleasant wherever il NAV be cast
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-08

Masonic CELEBRATION. There VIVA :
Masonic celebration in this place on ths
2sth. Tho member Of tho order march
cd in procession to the Methodist
Church, r-hrrs othcer. were installed
Judge Drary Field delivered an address
which has been highly connsnxsd
The Marshall Brass hand accompanies
the procession, making most sxcsllsn
music.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-08

&C. W. Noys's srssa Csssssea
City Circus gave m snssssalaosat On
Wednesday night 70 oss of ~ lasgssa
audiences We have ever sssa ssssnblsd
Ia MasN4all under . eassan. They
play again tonight, (Thsrsdsy,) and
will NO doubt have an andisass squally
large They have = splssdd .sosps,
end the riding, asrobatie fsa>s, and
coais seoass render the rsprsssaAsiss
invitinG sad attractive.
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ARKASsAs-Thc following private
letter to a citizen appears in tho Mem.
phis Ayalanch Of the Goth:

letter to a citizen appears in tho Mem.
phis Avslanch Of the Goth
ARKApELPuIA, Ark, Dec. 10, Gs
Dear .S;ir-About ono week since
| met the Rev. -, who had just
returned from Texas, where he had
gone to remove q widowed ulster to
this State, and hs cane through 81.
vier coanty aud surrounded Para.
clifa, who're the Governors militia
were thea. He says that thsy have
robbed and plundersd the people
generally, and that there was . per.
feet "reign Of terror" there. He
passed man hou cs that were robbed
and plurd ed, = a no vas informed
BY every ous whom he talked with
that the militia would ride up to
mans house aud called hin out, and
ask him if he voted for or agsisst
the constitution, or for or syainst
Grant and Colf.x. II they answer
that they voted sgainat either or both,
they would cure him for . id rsbsl,
demand his keys, and walk ia ssd
take everything they want about the
house, and Al; his horses snd mslss,
shoot down his hogs sad scatter
things around generally. He is ss'.
isaed tha. they have stolen between
four and five hundred horsss and
mules, and they generally lead thsa
3D. with oil the goods, clothing, sad.
dies, ect., that ;;.sy could peak od.
There have also been several reliable
men here from the northern part oil
this county and Montgomery couaty,
and they say that they have seea
horselosd siter horseload" Of goods
passing through SEWER county and
Montgomery, sent by the militia back
to their homes. Al, Of very nearly
al, of the militia, whom they west V
SEWER county, were mounted On 20.
mics, were poorly Creased, and gen.
orally with pack adde's" Nov
they arc all finely mounted on stolsa
horses and 6ns saddles, ssd dressed
up in stolen clothing.
l learn from two letters that sav
this morning from Road, Lafayette
county, that the citizens about there
are all moving Cd iato Te1ss and
elsewhere, aad that The militia have
robbed and plundsrsd Little River
county in the same way that they
did in Sewer. Some six or eight ne.
groes who belonged to tho militia
vent to mans house BY tAs nane
Of Jones, and two Of tlsa guarded
him while the oihsrs 10 succession
his wife and p!uadered bis
house.
We have information that . ma
ority Of tho connittes Of thirteen
have reported that . fair election in
their judgment cansot nov b. held,
md they rsconpend . mission 10 b.
'cnt to Washington.
They think the test oath may b.
loue away with. GAL Msrs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-08

~ Mcssrs Williame 4 Till have re-
moved their Ia. olkce to the Rufier
building, South-side Of the public square,
Mr.. T. $, Langley we arc plssssd 10 no
lice has been added to tho arm; q gen
tlemen Of education, industry, and tai
ent Tho style Of the firm hereafter will
be Williams, Hin, 4 Langley. CARD
next vesk.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-08

~ The black people this year look
much more hopeful and happy than they
did Inst sssaoa. Coed crcrr have been
made, and those who have been faithful
and industrious have not only made a
good living, but have money ahead.
They worked very well last season, and
will no doubt do even better the next,
under proper management. Thoae who
act well and deport themselves properly
are entitled to encourAssuep.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-08

- d.. J. b Tails hes attsd up his
destAl okes u ~ Inviting ed aeosptA-
be nAaasr, svidsasiax in ill IN A.
rangsnssls tAsa ~ y ksspiag with
The inpsovsnsas Of Ais pssesssioa.
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~ W. 4 Williams, rspssssntipr no
well known grocery houss Of Tsnuy /
Morton, Of Shreveport, 10 in Aarshall.
with sanplss. Herr y . chance Of
bsyins faaily supplies Of groceries, Of
most excellent quality, and u very low
ssarss. He he's also ass ssnplss Of 70.
baccoea
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Or Job O3o.

IL one Of he nos. complete in this
section Of he 6lats. We DO work in
. style nos infssioe 70 The bsst priasiag
!sNew Osissns, and q prices 10 suit
The times. There 10 NO excuse for 'aer
chas1s or oshsrs ssndisg heir work
abroad, particularly when ~ have gone
70 20 much sspsnss in astins up an ss-
.abli.hmeus which IL 'hesA b their
pride 10 sns>Ain.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-08

Bucks SroRa AGAIN VICTORIOUS -
This the champsnion store has met
competitors from tho North, East, and
West at the great St Louis Fair and
won the highest honors as the bes,
Wood Stove. Over $4,000 housekecp.
er. throughout the country, who arc
using Bucks Brilliant Stove, will en-.
dorse thin, for we are assured by Mr.
Halle., No 40 Camp ST, Now Orleans,
who is the sole agent for the South, that
where7er the Brilliant is sold large or
den Immediately follow, and he has yet
to hear Of = dissatisfied buyer. Our
readers in nsed OF a good stove should
act accordingly sd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-08

A Jusr AcouirrAL.-What has
cone to b known - the Cook case,
which has been in the courts for up.
wards of six ysars, wss Anally do,
cided at the present term Of our Dis.
trict Court, Tho defendant Mrs.
Nancy Cook was indicted for an at
tempt to poison her husband, Mr..
W. B. Cook. the parties At that time
residing At Elysisn Fields in this
county. Tho trial commenced on
Wednesday Of last week, and tstmi,
mated on Wednesday evening Of this
week, resulting in her triumphant
acquittsl. We thought she ought to
have been acquitted at tho previous
term Of the Court, and she would
have been, but for the ability of the
prosecution. Throughout tho pro
loneed and narrowing investigation,
she conducted herself with TINT dig.
nifty and propricty which was cslcu>
lated to create sympathy in her be-
half, and to make her many friends.
There was quite = scene in court
hon :hc verdict vas given. T. was
received with = burst of applause,
which the efforts Of the Judge could
not rsprsss, Mrs. Osok tainted, snd
her son, Or. Gvimn, who has been
constantly in attendance, became for
the tius insane, and remained 10 that
condition for several hours. In com.
mon with al who have witnessed this
painful trial, W rejoice At the ycr.
dict.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-08

~ Messs Lubrie and Beaver, gave
two entertainments At the Courthouse ;
ono on the night Of tho 3lst, and the
other on Monday night last, consisting
principally Of choice readings from
various authors, interpreted with hu.
NOR and few songs, in which Major
n. $. Allen participated ~ one Of the
singers. Tho parties acquitted them.
selves ereditAbly. The entertainment
made = very nice and appropriate link
in the chain Of enjoymsnts during the
no lidays
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-08

l. o. OF II. Non the 9th sleep
Of the Cold Moon, G.. s. d., 37s, a
Great Council of the Improved Or
der Of Red Men for the State OF
Texas vas instituted in this place by
Vice Great 1ncohonce, N. s. Allen,
BY authority vested in him BY the
Great Incoho,es Of the United
States. Delegates were present from
Caddo Tribe No. 9, Of Jefferson,
Hawkins Creek Tribe, No. 3, OF
Pine Tree, Upshur Co., and Swamp
Eagle Tribe No. l, Of Marshall, and
after the ceremonies Of institution
were accomplished, the following Of.
6cers were elected and installed for
the ensuing Grand Sun:
W. G. Barrett, Worthy Grea.
Sachem; J. W. Pope, Great Ssuior
Sycamore; W. II. Mason, Grsat
Junior Sycamore T. p. Havlsy,
Great Chief Of Records; W. W.
Hsartsill, Great Keeper ofWampum
s. F. Walker, Worthy Gree,
Prophet.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-08

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quarters for the Issuing Of boots and
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street, where ali descriptions San be
foand at the lowest prices.