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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-17
New York STOCK and Money Market

NEW YORK. Dec. 16-Evening.-There were
number OF additional failures of New York mer-
chants announced this afternoon, chiefly, however,
in a small way. A number of out OF town failures
OF firms with New York liabilities were also an
nounced The Express says:-"rhe street has been
filed with for days past in regard to the fail
uIe of prominent domestic commission house, but
ton and it is stated that the firm worth So 900
over their liabilities" Wall street witnessed a
somewhat remarkable feature to-day OF some up
town national bank Ginning for money 1t would
be well for Secretary Boutwell, to send special
aminer to New York to look into the affairs of
OF the institutions under the national system. Gray
the abseondng Broad street banker, 1t appears on
Friday evening put in charge of detectives
connected with banking firm of this city. The de-
tecives knew all the circumstances OF the case but
did not inform the street until last Saturday after
noor, and not until Mr.. Gray had disappeared.
There is considerable gossip in regard to this matter
floating on the street, In which the detectives are not
alluded to in very complimentary terms.
The Money market was somewhat irregular this
afternoon but generally easier; prime borrowers
supplied at per cent currency and other par
ties at per cent. gold. The discount market was
dull and unsettled. Foreign Exchange is quiet at
1881 a 1O9. Gold dull and lower at the close, with
the latest transactions at 1919 a 121s The rates
paid for carrying to-day were 3-64, 1872 9 per
cent gold. Governments closet dull and heavy.
Henry Clewes & Co. report the following Is p M
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Il u II o p e .


PARIS, Dec. 49, 1t is reported that the EN-
press has instructed her chamberlain to meet
Pere Hyacinthe on his arrival at Havre and
dissuade from attempting to preach in Paris.
Italy.
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FISK Dc MATCH, Bankers.

We buy and sell Government Bonds anu
receive the accounts of Banks, Bankers, Cer-
porations and others, subject to check at sishs
and allow interest on daily balances.
Nov 2O-dSylmis
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RAILROAD LOAN, which meets all these re-
quiremeuts, we have carefully examined many
others, but have found no other which would fully
do SO, until the following was placed in our hands;
First Mortgage
Six per cent. Gold Bonds
WESTERN PACIFIC R. R. co.
OF CALIFORNIA.
The Western Pacific Rail Road connecting Sac
ramento with San Francisco, furnishes the final
link in the extraordinary fact of an unbroken line
of rail from the shore Of the Atlantic to that of the
Pacific
1t is $50 miles in length. including abort branch
and it will be the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OF THE PACIFIC COAST,
connecting its chief ctiesl and traversing the gar
den OF the rich and growing State of California,
receiving, in addition 10 an immense and lucrative
local traffic, the through business over the Union
and Central Pacific Railroads between the East
ern states and Sacramento.
II is completed. fully equipped, and in successful
operation, and its earnings in October, the first full
month. amounted to $3.50 900 in coin. The net
earnings will, by moderate estimate, amount to
5000 900 per annum in coin, while the interest on
its Bonds will be but s16s 900.
The value OF the property and franchises Is not
less than
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-17
and the amount OF the mortgages
SO, 500, 600.
The bonds OF 81 600 each, have thirty years to
run, and will be sold at
Niuety, and accrued Interest,
s 2, 500, OF o.

in currency. They are made payable, PRINCIPAL
AND INTEREST, IN GOLD COIN, in the city OF .
New York. Coupons due January and July LIST.
The near approach of the time when the United
states can probably fund the greater portion of Its
Six per cent debt, is naturally causing inquiry for
other forms of investment, which will afford salts
actory security with the same rate Of interest,"
THE WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS must have an immense ad-
vantage over all other securities based upon merely
local or pleted railroads andmay be held with
as much confidence as government bonds, or as
hrst-class mortgages on New York City property.
The lean is smalfin amount. Its claims to con-
fdence are apparent. 1t will be rapidly taken
Bonds will be delivered as the orders are received.
Government bonds received at their .iuii mafhs1
value in exchange
usTGH Rn1aEprs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-17

TEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-28

sAssveessA saA I'll places Eask de
part daIiy, (isaaays s.eeps~d, At Q 4.
=; arrives % he sans days Vt 9r. y. :.
wss>ssa BY way Of Hsndsrsca and
Crooked, dspssk Aoadays, Wednesdays,
sd Fridays akb A. H., arrives Tuesdays,
TAurslays, aad Saturdays al ; r. =.
Northern, by way Of Jedersoa, Clarke.
vizuF1s 1gswly Asssafe-ss..
esptsd,) aseA. ~; arrives aa'ss days a.
'1 r,i... j. A.y .rs..s.sii.s, depart.
Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridays =.
oes,sauiiaua; ii. sssssas:s. -
Saturday, 4 3 i. =.
10, departs Mondays and Fridays Ct
Ga. - sssivsa W~as'<sdsys esd sssar
asyA = 8 2 HI s f
d. Aseelise, BY M VI Gfssd
Rla1 C1hAee, h.. iepfrs: Sunday
and rkssslaSs 1t 6 a. n, arrives satur
dsys md Wednesdays 1t 8 IN,
fosr Oyvsrx RrerLAYioss. N
~ win ~ dhensd End clsssd ~ follows
CransA ala o'clock, A. H.; eIosed =
N islouk. \ =; rssrsnsd ~ o clock
na.; clsesd NJ D O'Clock, r.h,
,OreasA on ssA3sys at $ O'Clock 4, y
NT psfsoas vii, DO faithfully serve'
dsnnS oass hsars, and ncne rs<d sPp1
stSghsP timss ~ they will os ssfss>d
III HENRY sRAWS0N, 7. n.
oNovsuubss, esth 1851.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-28

sa- The kilograms to the South
Western, dated the can, state that
the great Commercial convention
was in session in New Orlssns ;
about 400 delegates in attendases.
Texas represented by Col. B. ".
Eppsrson. Tho prominent features
in The convention, il a strong effort
in contemplation to secure OssgpsasI
ional ala TO Southern fScihc Rail.
road, and improvement Of river nav.
igs.son. s5a''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-28

~e-.--,s.- r--a-r.-.
@s AssWa'" Csl -
81, abiding 70 The erssl - ~
Z s1Ass a1ie ~shlbilsa tessrdb
= essr Ss,osers, thu -.
EZ 81
81
Bely ~ ~ s9esI:d II -
~ aaAiss q = wssss Aassssse
people. dsprivs4es they are cf pr
.osal liberty, ~ e ss''s f y s,sss
- sesss ssss's w.. 80 x = 49, ~
NJ ~ ~.:.. ~
s
n, " ~. ~
I 10y =. 'so 49,. !.
1870 sss's =
A s ,".s. .sss ~
'U -.
v y ssseNssy 4.
MN ~ ~. a y, ..say . y ~. :.
~ ~ sa.. ~
W. ~ W.. - ~ IN ~
. ,. S ~. ~ ss ~ A..i.ts.
= ss.ss 49, ~. s ~. ~
.. ~. y ' s.' ~ ~ ~sY,
.,s ssr,s. a.
"ke s ~ ~ 49,. ~. =" .- v:. ~
EA" '
PW ~ .,;,. -,,,....
~. l.-". ..;,s. -,,s;. ~
$3.50 "h..i1 VA -.
!. -. ' ga. -..~cs.,hi,
ssS7sfS oss~SS'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-28

Rrp RIyxs.-We learn from the
south.W that tbs river =. Shssye-
port has faEcu five feet during the past
week, leaving 1t thirty pns tsst ADORE
the lowest WATER mark. l u - e.
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-. I s ~: ss: :syy, cs; -:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-28

- rs Sarsvspest aep.ssnsas he~d
Vaastsrs fos The bsuins Of boots and
sApss r. y J, y Lswis's NJ . Tsza,
wAsy N d.sspasas car b
fnna = - 1ezngl pelses.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-28

'filty psf cent ea Ne akcye added fol
.1dsAS6 eolsnn advertisements
yAI1ssaaisse II stxsiiny a1--riiscnents
eA11gs1 - rc9f
sPsr6sns dsstsiae V do ~ aoivs ad'
vpe5sipx bssinsss; thss 10 % change
ths;s Advestissnsn,s frequently, will be
charged In psual rAts Of onc Dollar
~ sqaar-- sttA q dsdsehea Of ny
- esAf Of me Aay III ssisa price
fhs Ahctc tsrsAs hsss bssa agreed
uupa md wilt b. s1eiu4ly saAersd ~.
To- w. q. BARRKTT,
b-s PsoPs;stos u uas.leon Flag
- wv. LQUGNBRY,
Pro. Of Texas ilcpublican and Times
September 10, 1867.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-28

nN- Hill 4 Wilcox arc not to be out.
done in the beef business. The llnc,
elegant, corn FED beef they are retailing
Mt their stall, No. 10, in tho market, Il
attractive enough to delight uc eye Of
tho finest cpicurs. If you want ane
roast, or superb steak, you arc sure Of
always getting IL IN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-28

SODA WATxR.~-Lancastsr a. Gar
rott have their soda fouut in fall
operation.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-28

fof al tAe ooooetee 10 The btate had
bssa eslssts1, 81 tAas ~ ~ %.
poissaAass wsei1 II nads in i've
days sfssr Tie ssssptioa Of ~ order
ftsn The Prssidsai fts IN election,
~ esly 1sisy bsiA9 ~ tine recess
sesy y pssvsas he wssk. Dosston
Osios Z H. INA.
1hs saas pspss ssys:
Ger. Hsaij>ss spsas ~ Sas1sasy
y 6as Anassls, % MsadAy u H.
guis, asd viii pssasely b u III
|plses - nss3sY sszA yreu hsss
- viii pesses9 y s.evass Rasl
sd Meta 1ssaa q uh3oA . 1ist 4
sppsiatneals Wln - ne3s Who's ~
dssssaer rsasAes ~ sAy TO-, L.
wHAr A frxAs wonAn u
DolHo.-Mp. Eye I.sssasass, q
Nsvsss%s, kssps . I'D Hstsl, I
lasgs Millisssy nsestlishosst. asd
sats with spslghtDlssss, ~ weekly
RAsgss. 4vi1eatly ~ be- hss
hAsk fall. bst ~ varssd astiss d
her position ass disshasgsd ~itA
cAssrlslssss ssl naSllty. Shs Dc.
serves svesees-aad hss indassfy
NIGH BE- initatsd viii s1vastsgs b
Macy Of hsf eva sal tka stsvass
ssx. -Rssh O6s~vsr. sNl.-}
Rro~ ia napna nnnnR.
CHnrRAL RAIlnoAp.-Trsiss 1
rua y Hsssn's elatass, - nilss -
you'd Bryan. TAs road will b. H.
ishsd to Calvert IL present saamsr
The Galveston News represent
Ne crops IL wsstssr Teas y prou
isisg . good yisld.
NJ. Bass Jssaisg rsslsss, 10
neat snd aPPsspsiass vslsasstny
IRON tAs M Pleasant "rsxss Pres.
Msy bis los vhsrsvsr hs goes, b
last in pleasant plssss. Mr.. 3 p
| Adsas has the sole control Of III
paper. Wetsadsy hin, aad biz inter
sstisg sheet, our best wishes.
The editors Of the Dallas Hsrsls
have bssa The rssipisats Of qu'ss
ssnbsr Of beautiful bssqssts, stou
he iadisa IN and around Dallas
wAisA they have askss~lsassa ap
prepsistsly asA grsssfs''y. Ths!
say: III their b anything Of vhiel
W a. editors may b. ipstiy proud, !
IL tho estimation IN 1.-The Hsral'
is hsld BY The ~cst talented and &C
sonplisAsd ladiss Of The 8ssts.'
The Herald aad IN sditss, ~ ~
assured, are worthy Of shsss sonpli
nssts. The Waco Register, per con
sva remarks;
We kaow that Va are = bette
looking men than either ofths editor
Of the Herald, and no bouquet be
bssa laid on our table. How 10 TIL
70 b. accounted for :"
| psFhaps our sstssasd cctsmpca
riss lady ftissaa have % Aewss gar
dsas, Or it nay 10 Nat the Wss'
editors lhil 10 visit Ne ladies' II
ssssssly psssibls stat ths laaiss gsa
orally ar eblivisvs o. THAR "goo'
loekA" 4lFsAR
that sens ~ y eissSIahsg . rspor
10 ~ ssuatry that shs Telegraph
WA paia esOoo, 40 70 over to sh'
Ralisals." lf 5'lf
Thk eagAa u - vasaiss 70 os
sossnposasy to hssp III Democrats
record - bright tAat sseh report
| will noa beas sissxlatisa.
SrlAwnaaaYIHa.-Nsasly svsr,
svsaing ~ The rsss m days "
neties esszises ssd bsexy load .
lsdiss and osailssSs senlAg 10 ffen
ths psAIriss va,t u TIL pIass, vAsr,
tAsJ 20 10 qssst d sasswbssrisa
This lsp.las AZ highly psiss1 ftsi
y veg klsstifsl III ysss, I'D o.,
h M ~ he trenh1e 81 piekinz
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-28

- Mr.. 7. Stroud, Of tho firm u
stsosd 4 Co. will accept our thanks tar
large bundle Of Alabama, Georgia,
Mississippi. Philadelphia, New York,
New Orssans, Vipksbs-s. asd islsL.
Rosd papsn rii rar us sl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-28

~ Alteration i. directed 10 the law
card Of J. Fitzpatrick, Esq, Attorney At
law, Shreveport, In It should have
APPEARED month ago, but The lsltse
containing 1t, was mislaid Mr.. Klpek
FISK 10 we'll known ~ thsrough Aaster
Of his profession,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-28

n n'A',R e''le'''''.
j a:'!'':';;:;};;::::::]:
II will - ssSarvod Hat ths plsoa.
err are allowed, far The 6rst tine, ~
olRcrtsaitr 70 cosfsx epssll With
tbssF s6ss5sI, Sad lk1s oa!y ufos p
pIicstion and petition, aud no ~
grssious privilege Of enc day l. gall.
= auAh1xAS1a-nanA aauaaAupnanana,
psleps. I'D .esslsak naesenmaps. -
nsstAAwa 4 VII ess,se ssisa1.,thpt
the prisoners are to BE- anisIs1sd
together, Tho injustice Of this l.
stpArsns. Ttere Svsvy. rsases to
hslievp. M rasy d 4hess SOW ~,
Dr. ur.tt, vsst passsdis that ptsi~
tsss ~ no ssAsv ysrpSs. .Aasss ~
% AlIp testit.sny. And thea. tie
/" Asdi 4, - ,sililasy een.issisa
usAsA h disslssa uskl as4sssssd
BY III Uesmsi Csunsk4iAi " 'gaa
'1Ae Foregoing, eo.vsss N o~s
eenasit. II sxAJbis clearly aud
uaIAisekAkU tAsIiaslaknss, isjsa.
tics, ssstuP>tsn; ssd tuAlissity Nat
mark Z NJ sach trials We shosll
have to fo'a~ n 0ur early education
and tsainial. tae patriotic pride AID
Affection With wAisA, - a. Anssisaa
citizen, wehsvs been taught to regard
tho civil fnztisptippp Of our country,
aud rssseass TO esE duty ~ q naa
ssd jsursssiss, ii NO did noa pressst
againA th's unwsrrantcd attack upon
public liberty which, it seems to Us,
all just msa muss dcplors, and con.
template ~ > rsacstion upon thu
civilizations Of tho ~, and lasting
disgrace to ihcts who authorized and
sustained il, .,u
| We ints4 IN these rsmarks NJ
rsdsssios uPos the military esnnis'
sios OF a., ncmber Of Il. Every
ono who has visited Jefferson, tha'
We have sssa. has bosA fsvorablJ
impressed with thsir personal appear
ancc and bearing. We can onlj
express the hope, that they viii 81
eouduct their deliberations 40 Il
lsavs an hesesabla record il history
the more 10 b. sdnirsd and CON
mcndcd, ~ Il will have been tho hr
commssxisu that has ever lcft such
record. if.t.s
Gss. J.Ex's vrsfr 70 Parslprs7
GAAHx.--Gsp. NHA. visit to Gen
0yssA rs : s>aases aaais aud r.
ns;us y ~ ~Gs<pla;asd. All hs
ksov ~ n1ilvg nsassty sud uAprs
tsadiag ehasseser q Cen. Lee, fec
psesseIy sssa<ed dat be wosld no
! hsvs ssns to Mashingsss uslsss b
HI had kssn sat FOR. Then III
question ~ Wy w Ms pssssue
. ~qaixsd. Had i xsfsrsnce, to ro
csastructiss, y ths prospect Of
fsssikn var, ~ 70 1whas sss I? Th
Nov YEA snsvaid fAsa details d
that II thosii,.,n T' 7''@ set'
,Gsssfal Robert z. Lee, lits com
sander IA ~ Coz sderAte army, u
! rivel ,Aeq3 n "A, early hour thi
! InsF aiRg l6qn Ds1llrore acccnpe
, nisd Is Nj, ASd Nh, ps9eaft, .
! Ra|iimsss GAaa Of .yhc Gtnsfal
!. .They nroeael3 = once 70 ~ ri
j -. y = d Szisil NJ
1 Iidspsas y iAai isestN Aa3 iioa apd
rIssti 'as Is, es5d, ~ ad4lited !
! ID i'rssidapf 1itt puf dolly, whsl
hs ,snsspd ~ ! lptp,rR6 a. u
Whita Hppsa Itsra. yere nAty psf
sons pFs9ant waiting 70 ~ tGS Pre-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-28

~ Tho Jefferson Times staias that
the email poz isprsvailiug in tho neigh
bcFhood Of Dsingsrfeld. ~ $780,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-28

.,,a.... a11.eed "a ejsni v
....ss. ! ees,ictios against he pr.
~. e.. sv;,,s.ss /. dssIred, Then1
.S.s.s. ,...esafallv ash lbr Il
s.s.sss .,;sls ~ ihey - AsQe
~ ss".sa u al, svidsrcS II =
.s..sS
-. IL. Aa,...n r,sal ~
e. ~ sSaS. sHsa.ts Of fe1a, ~
'n' , -" =. ~. = III ,s,s,,i crini.
-, .S-.. /. - 10 ,he ;oi.dss
nss.s....G .hsssss had
~. m, . ..,s,..s. c,,.ld not bs
',"..s.a a. . r,vht-s. provided by
y. rsss. ...,.,s n ~, not pcr.
VI: NJ Ss-.s., ,h., ,h., ,nls had
$500 "s.S is "a . NfJIl,srv Cont.
~ NJ; ~. "a =n.h!s sash -. Dc.
!. y Fl - ...,sits,l 10
....;s. 4, ether, ~ ths 0sdisrs
I'M. w;,,,..s Co.-,s.;o. c.e,ot
" ~ w.. s:".I..X .,,;, H. .rseseaips.
"a ss;;.,. .,s IN .cuscsd, ~
80 osth. G..sr.l Corna,diae.
S.se ~; - ~, ~. ~. =. t,;.i n ~
49,. ns,h.s. . .a.ih - ner,. us.;l
-isII.I. M. 40. ~ pro.
S:.H:. ~. ~ .r.ia i.,sivs
-. H.. ..1 ,s.c ,s.is,ss ~ -
.v Ss' ~. "a ! .s,il e.,shs, no.
1877 ...SI.s".. ~ ~. ,,is.sr,.
"s!Is !. a., 49, ~. IA M
..-iI j.,;.. h.. ;..o..;de,akis .ad.
s - - . .o,,,. Ths
T.S.s a."..,s iii al. NJ ohiso.
~ 10y J. 49,. ~. ss.~;...;o. q, ~. IL.
~. s.~ -.;.c.... -h.ss svi,
s !" 1917 i. h.S.lf n ~
49,. .,a -ho ~. ..sl.s.S NM
y ~. ~" 100. .;,h... 3.,s.r n
."sy ;.a .r:.,.;..
'o ~" ~ ..i -. d..... .I.l.J
A.. "s sv@' n. ~ s.:i". ~ M.
M I'.s w 1880. . i. ....,d ~ -.
....;s.. 1870 ~ -. .n.A.sIsas,,s ,hs,
",S '. M ..,.iI,ss;n. n,
"os'a so' a's' INV" 'PP''- ~
's's 49, ,r.h. c.n.;..;o, oh,
= i ~ u" " ~. ~ 49, S -;.s1.. Nv
y.s~. - y ~. ;.;.. ~. ss;s".s.,
SPon "a .s- 0v*S'' =. -, \. ~
''' ~. .S C..ss -. .As-s.,s. .,..r.l
S ~ ~" M .Nrs as,,sss.
.oa s' H. N-;";.s Nv. 1SI.S !,
wv, =, -i:...;.. -. . go,
ovsI's'' VIZ "PF'''''S" '''
a'S ~s c,~-:.:.. s...,.. ....
"a. -. oo ..:.s. III, ~. -
wa, ~ s ":.i 80" 80 i.
. ,as.' So - ~ -s .I.s " ~ -
"'S." " .sa 49, 49, $500.
. 20 ss,,. 'Os .'. "".,:. ~. p
Ia Ia , M w".s ~ sr.. ..e~
81 C
81, !" :. ? ~ -
io.u, Mae'., .. w ~. -. Il
eoan's' w'u'u ,s.Poe''sly sss's 'as
snsy n:vc nov c',, nsa 10 oP?Sl'sn,.y :
cossa . ,""y ~ ~ ~ Ss''ao
.a'y Wi. ~ Ps ~: o.1 ~
ums' gnu .nas ~, ,,.. !, .n0s. n"s, nas
'N 49, sTs"1T'''a - 10y sen' Il
wv. VIZ 60. Soun .s In 's..'so' az 70 ~
snu , INV .asy ~. 1.ve -. si -, y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-28

SuSDAY scHtpr CylsnnAricS--.F The
Baptist Sunday School Celebration, ip
Marshall, on tic 2ard, il described by
those who wer present, as scene oil
unusual interest Unavoidable circum
stances prev ,nted lis from attending,
which, 10 us, was n source Of regret
The mcss agreeable featare Of the celc
brntion was, that most offnc r.iresses
were delivered by the scholars. Mia
Fannie Young address on "The Bible,
we have hoard very highly c1tolled az !
composition, and for the admirable man
ner in which it was delivered. Tbs
pleasing entertainment closed with al
addrsss from Elder McCloud Of JeiFcr
snn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-28

IL IS . so.ed fs,., AID o. Ia.
vi, ssssd u, pvyvdne,t !. H. h;..
~, of H.. r., 49, -. ..
~ y 80 -" "-' 'o.' ~s'..
ever Fsa'os' legislature hss hold
sway. srcss corruption and bribery
has prevailed. IL u. South i. Ass
be., u.d;,..;..a I'D ...-.,. =.
he North iiltls I6.1 - rx..,. ~.
~. o.. :. n ~
- .'''i 80 = ~ .ose wssfs ~
d: I. 40 rspuhHssa parties ars
nsrs 1vssly AAhsssd thes 10 s,y
other, tho rt1twh hs,s - A.,,,.1.'a
10 aesl.s. 4. ,r....,, - ....~
',,- - 'sssss~
70 sf'esd Ssss' ~ pfsoassd to psy
handsomely. The New York Her
aid, spssiint n ~ hls ashaio. Of
The Ler;.lstsrs A A,h..e ~.
az !. ~. -. ..~.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-28

800 eR~$$t~ W ~>eS fAAHssS>
MAyor Of NassAail, pablishsd IL on
Issue of the alss son~snSs ,.sslf 10 ar
rsarai .esh;hsA xs.A fessirs, !. hrsst
and 10 tho point W. truss h. Will N
csivs the eordisl "Astfsrst6ss nv
support Of good cislsens, which 10 IN
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day evea,nr, A ,.,ee eos.sa.vr. On
hr.>isx nearly ,he e,.lS. .s.r,l.Al,.
attended hIs fansrsl lie w. . hi.d
naisAbos, genial and dswtsd ftiSad
and = a1setioa.es hubbard ssd 49,
me scamuaisy desply ,ympssAiss va
his smisssd fanily, il their "a ba.ssv.
nsak Nay ~ "slods Of tho valley .
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Hsd Fs'assanes Ashail sdssss -
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-28

A DxpLonAsLs AvvAia.~Os
SATURDAY, .ieAs last. the Manhall
city police attempted 70 John \
AsgslI, = young saa bee
formerly oac Of ths polI@ fst , hiz
self Angel, who wsr d1akisg az
boisterou.. resis,cG 4safsag ~
noise, MicAjah J. Harris, a son 81
Dr.. T. A. Harris, ran up, just ~
xrgvn 6rs~ a rsscf, xAssS -SlsA
Intentionally or accidentslly'wc Of,
and shot young Harris through the
neck, iudic,'es . fatal wound. ns
was taken immediately TO the once
Of Dr. johnson 1 son, where 10
fingered until Tuesday night about
half psst ~ o'cloct, when Re expired.
His afflicted parents cams from hone,
STATE with him till he died, and did
| everything IN their power TO save
him. bat 10 vain. We deeply gym.
pashizc with them in thsir sflictios.
The deceased was a warm hearted
Young man. Angfl immediately
gave himself up. On Monday there
was preliminary examination Of ths
case, before Major Heiss the military
Mayor We did rot attend n and
do not know the result We Ia
not know whether Angel intended
to shoot any one, and feel satisfied
he did no. intend to hnrl The deceas-
cd, to xhom he was very much At.
tached. What = warming this cas-
presents 70 yoang men against the
evils Of dissipation and the practice
of carrying deadly weapons.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-28

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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-10-12

RosADALIs! 1T is source of satisfaction
to the PrOprietors to announce that this truly
valuable medicine has SO won the public favor
by its intrinsic crit, that their predictions of
its success wherever introduced, are fully veri-
fed. Procure from your Druggist Rosoe1atis
Almanac for 1869. Incorporated in it will be
found few of the hundreds OF Certificates in
possession of the Proprietors, from persons
whose characters for veracity are unimpeach>
able. They are bona .tiIc, and are in all re-
spects the opinions OF Hose by whom they are
gwen are not manufactured for the purpose
Of deceiving creduIous public, but ere
grateful acknowledges OF benefits derived
from medicine which in mauy respects, aud
for many diseases, is superior to any ever
discovered
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-10-12

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS To Mr.. Thadeus
Baney we are indebted for specimen of the
largest sweet potatoes, that we have ever seen,
and Of which we partook with great pleasure.
One of these potatoes weighed pounds 8 OF ;
another2 pounds 6! OF and another 2 pounds
% OF. They were raised by Nlr. b. in his lot
near Rippon, and indicate what may be done
by those who have the disposition to pay at
tention to the cultivation of this superior
vegetable.
= We are also under obligations to Mr..
Mason Conklyn for basket of the very finest
apples we have seen this season. Among the
10. was number of the old Vestal variety,
the finest fall apple ever raised in the Virginia
Valley.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-10-12
out an existence.

MORE RAsCALITY.-Vc cry recently nuns
Der of houses in this town have been visited
in the night by parties attempting to gain ell
trance through! lie windows, either for the
purpose of robbery or some other deviln:ent.
In several Instances that have come to rnr
knowledge, parties lave attempted t" effect
entrance at the chamber windows of young
and respectable ladies. We recommend to
our citizens to keep sharp lockout for these
midnight providers, aud at the very first OPP
portunitv give them a salute that will bring
them to their senses, or terminate their out
rageous proceedings.