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Doors & SnoEs.-ED. WoLvERroN has moved his
Shop two doors east of Engine House Ne. 2, North
Pearl street. where he would be pleased to his old
friends and as many new ones as want their under
standing properly protected and perpetuated. Ed. is
not only No. workman himself, but is No.
men-giving value received, and rendering "measure
for measure" both as regards the Boots and Shoes
he manufactures, and the PRICE he asks for them
Give him a call. ...r ...r
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-05-11

BrNoNr NswBY is able to be out.
And his numerous friends are hoping
that the present Council will confer on
him the appointment Of Street Commits.
sioner.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-05-11

Tax ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS plan adopted last
year. to have Taxes collected, accrung from citizens
residing the east side of the county, at the Citi-
gems Bank, worked satisfactorily that the Treasur
has again adopted it. All those having Taxes to
pay, and who reside in this city and vicinity can
themselves the expense OF trip to the County Seat
by going to the Citizens Bank and pay the amount Of
their Taxes and get receipts for the same.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-05-11

NEW BOARDING HousE.-B. Bescher, South Pearl
street. opposite Engine House No. 2, has just fitted
up his house, and also the addition thereto that he
recently purchased from Mr.. Barmer, and opened
firstclass Boarding House therein, and is now ready
to accommodate Boarders by the Meal, Day or Week.
Give him q call. & .
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ISAAC KINLEY of our city, writes for thew estern
Fireside,"a publication just started at Indian
apolis. y q r E T E ge
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uow TO GET ENrs.

tion. For application send model not over ODE foot
In sire, and 316 FIRST Government and Stamp fees.
Specifications, drawings, caveats assignments pre-
encss, extension Of patents, and appeals Patents
taksn out in all European countries. illustrated
gamphlets, Ito pages, .sut free. Address MUM !
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Observation-Disclosures.

The new Universalist Church, at Boston, will be
dedicated On Sunday the 18th inst. Meeting COM
mences on Friday evening 14th inst. Rev. H. F.
MILLER, of Dublin, Ind, and Rev. W. 8. BACON, of
Cincinnati will be present at the meetings. gen.
eral invitation is cordially extended to all.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-05-11

The Wayne County Sabbath School Convention,
holds its session at Hagerstown, on Friday next,
18th inst. half fair train will accommodate all
wishing to 60 from cityt will leave depot at
~ O'Clock, A. NJ, stopping at Centreville Pike and
Washington, to take those desiring to attend from
those points.
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KILLED.-Thursday evening last, an engineer ON
the c. H. & D. road, whose name did not learn,
instantly killed while looking out Of the cab win.
dow of his engine. His head came in contact with the
sides of bridge the engine just entering, caus-
ing instant death.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-05-11

ADDREss.-On Thursday evening next,
18th inst, Rev. HIRAM GILMORE, deliv.
eres an Address on Odd Fellowship, at
Phillips Hall Admittance free, and
our citizens are generally invited to hear
him.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-05-11

The following officers were elected at the Corpora
ton election of Centreville, last Monday week: Z
Trl,tees-Thomas b. Jones, Thomas L. Lowan
Isaac McDivett, Abraham D. Bowers, Robert Full
Ton.
Clerk--John L. Rupe.
Treasurer-John Lantz.
Mafshal John Ward.
Sexton Of Cemetry-Thos Stonestreet "
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-05-11

The Indiana Sabbath School Convention, meets
this year at City, the 18th 10th and 18th of
June next.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-05-11

NOR BLACK WORMS AND PIMPLES ON THE
II Face, use PERRY's CoMEDoNE AND PIMPLE REM
EDY, prepared only by DR.. b. c. Perry. i9 Bond St.,
New York. Sold everywhere. The trade supplied
by Wholesale Medical Dealers. No. 2-3m.
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Richmond Insurance, Real Estate and
General Agency,

WILLIAM e. B Ell i,
or the late firm of Bell Bells and Will
liam Bell.
The above we'll known Agency represents the fol-
lowing old and reliable Insurance Companies:
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
Capital and Assets, 81 ,247, 209,72.
Security Fire Insurance Co.. New York,
Capital and Assets, s., 5Oo,0oo,oo-
Loriliard Fire Insurance Co.. New York,
Capital and Assets, 81 ,54S, 220,5o.
Manhattan Fire Insusance Co.. New YORK,
Assets, 419o0;000,o0.
North America Fire ms. Co., HartfOrds
Assets, $500 100000.
Liverpool. London and Globe Insurance Co,
Assets, e17 900, 100000, in Gold.
Pie. tx Fire Insurance CO., Brooklyn, N. Y,
Assets, $1,6oo,O00,0o.
Security Life Insurance Co, New York.
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company,
Newark, New Jersey.
Travellers Insurance Co., Hartford. Conn
Railway Passenger Assurance Company,
Hort ford
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-05-11

The Postofice remains for "time, half times, and
times again. ION the of Marion and Smith SITS.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-05-11

Wlfaiso be found Invaluable Ia I'll sasss ~ Diar.
rhea, DyssntsFy, Collie, summer Complaints, Gri.
ping, and intact every disoraersd ssaditon of the
Stomach
Sold BY Druggists ID city Or sossty svsrywhsfs
81 per bottle, or BY sppiisation 70 - -
THE G. g. CLA1k co..
Bsis Prcpristsfs, New HAssa, C.
DoAslo.
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A GREAT BLESSING.

A GREAT BLESSING
From Rev. L. F. Ward, Avon, Lorsfn Co., o.
Ncssrs. Strong d Armsrong, d. sggists, Ose tsad:
GENrLExEN-It gives mo great pleas g TO state
that my wife has derived great benefit rom the uso
of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. She has for NUM-
Der Of years greatly troubled with spspsia, ac-
companied with violent Paroxism G constipation
which Frustrated her that she wa ell the while
for months, unable to do anything. She took, at
your in stance, Goes dyspepsia Cure, and has de-
rived GREAT BENEFIT FROM II, and il now COM
paratively we'll. She regards this DodteiAo IS
great blessing. Truly yours f..s.s
Jan. 18th, 1868. L. J.; WARD.
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Dissolution of Partnership

Notice is hereby given that the Partnership lately
existing between W Iiliam r. Bell and Samuel beiis,
uner the firm of Bell Bells, dissolved on the
10th day of February, 1859, by mutual consent; and
William r. Bell is authorized to settle all debts and
WILLIAM E. BELL.
1 SAMUEL BELLS.
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FOR GROUP,

The Balsam will be found invaluable, snd nay all
ways be relied upon in the most sxsssms eases.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-05-11

There were sol deaths In New York
last week,
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The Way to Make Money
NAs BILL DISCOUNTED Is - cont
u ifpaid on or before the 2Oth instan

Uyo REMOVE MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLES
and Tan from the face, use PERRYs Morn AND
FRxckLE LOTION. Prepared only by DR.. b. @. Per-
ry. Sold by all Druggists. No 2-3m.
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Agents Wanted-$1O q Day.
TWO $40 MAPS FOR 81.
LLOYD,S 168
PATENT REVOLVING
DOUBLE MAPS

Of America and Europe, America and the
United States OF America.
Color ed-n 4O00 Counties.
TNHESE great Maps, just completed. show
every place of importance, all Railroads to date,
and the latest alterations in the various European
States. These Maps needed in every School and
familyin the Tandthey occupy the space of Map,
and by nreans of the Reverser, either side can b
thrown front, and any part brought level the eye
County Rights and large discount given to good
Agents.
Apply for Circulars, Terms, and send money for
Sample Maps, to J. T. LLOYD,
n4-1m ~ Courtlandt Street. n Y
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wHooPING COUGH.

The testimony o, an who have used II for ghfs te.
rble disease during the last ten is tAat In
variably relieves and cures it. ase---s
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CEERG YNKN. &s
The Rev. Isaac AIKEN, Of Allegheny, toatinss that
it has cured him, after all other rsmedes had failed.
-cBER0YNRN.
DRUGGISTS.

Any druggist in the country will tell you, II you
take the trouble to enquire, that every that buys
abottls Of Coos Dyspepsia Cure from them, speaks
in themost aoquali6ed prass ct IT. great nsdcinal
virtues. ah ref 6Hr re-t
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SORE THROAT.

Keep YOUR throat wet with the Balsan-takius
little and often-and you will very soon ind rsfisf
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SORENESS OF THE THROAT, CHEST
AN LUNGS.
Do not delay procuring and Immediately taking
Goes Cough Balsan, when troubled with any OF the
above named difficulties. They arr all prsmonitory
symptoms of Consumption, and If not arrested, will
sooner or later sweep you away insU the valley of
shadows from which none can ever FsAssn.
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HARD COLDS AND COUGHS

Yied at once to . steady use of this great remedy
II will succeed in giving relief who're AL other
remedies have failed. .---..-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-29

10 ~ sSnSlc Of Jefferson a. Il il TO
M. Hero his connection with the
rrcaleena Bureau brough, him in
direc, eon -, with the people. liz
sorrupt decisions, and ty.
nanny. - well known. He carried
an, ~ tyranny ia form as well as
manner GRAY headed, respectable
men, old enough to haze been his
father were even ordered 10 take oil
their hat. ia his sublime presence.
In January Of last wear. be induced
L. Hawiey. then the communicate ri
this post 10 arrest uumbsT Of re-
spectacle citizens upon thc charge Of
attempting toa.sassiuato Judge Cald-
we'll Tint sialomentwas made upon
honor, and in it, lie reeounted cir
substantially among other things
that he saw Arch Adams, citizen,
from his window, lying in wait on
the street, AS he believed to murder
Judge Caldwell. That heaSd Judge
10. started for camps followed by
Adams at a distance, pursued in
turn by Mr. Coleman, Whose proHim-
ity armed with a double~barreled
shot gun deferred Adams evidently
from making the threatened aad pre-
mcditatcd attack" These worthy
citizens were confined =. camps for
weeks until Gen. Hancock sent an
officer 70 investigate the affair. Be
fore that officer Mslloy WA . wit.
rcss, and he swore that he never saw
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-29
Mail Arrangements.
Arrival aad Departure Of the Aais

Shreveport, AID ell places East, de-
pass- daily, (Ssadays excepted, Al A
b, arrives on the ssne days 81 Yr.h
Western BY way Of Henderson and
Crockett, Departs Moodsys, Wednesdays,
sd Friday At A n; arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays Al 6r,s
Northern, by way Of Jefferson, Clarks-
viIie, &c. dspsse dasly, tAosdsys a.
cepsed.) ~ 6 A. n; arrives same days at
ON
Tyler, BY way Of s,arville, departs
Mondays Wodnesdays, and Fridays at
sA.u, arrives Tsss&ays, ThsssdsyA -
Daila:, BY way q ai!mer. o.'s.an,
&c, dcpsrts Mondays ap! Fridays u
6Au arrives Wednesdays and Satar-
days ~ Q ~.
San Augustine, by way Of Grand
Bls6, Casshs<e, BE-, DEPART sus4sys
Esd Thursdays 1t 9 a. L.; arrives Sassr'
days and Wednesdays ~ OH
Pes. Oyyies RssuLArioSa The OF
Ses will DO opened and closed ~ follow
Opened u 8 O'Clock, A. n; ciosed q
II O'clock, A r.; re-oyened At O'clock,
p.n, closed q s O'Clock, r.n
Opened on Sundays At = O'Clock a. y +,
Tor one hosr.
All persoas viii b faithfully sesved
during oacs hours, and nose need spply
u other tiucs for they will be refused.
HENRY RAwsON, T. N.
November. 18th 1857.
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VIVA, constitutes a true Repair,
can lat An unscliish and deto'ca
love to his whole country, w'thom
regard to ANY particular section; -u'
A we'll earned character for Industry
honesty, aud sobriety. Sd. a i'~
liberation Of opinion on oil suelses
We ostracises no man because OF h'
political or religious opinion 40
A fixed purpose persistently pere,
ycrcd in, even amidst obloauy ana
reproach, to labor uncoasipgly iC'
the best interests Of the whole lnr
ted States, and TO continue 70 'aeV'
until this shall bssons what Is ~
manifest destiny--an ocean -boupa
Republic. Who then, would not "
a Republican.-Homton Cn'o"'
We'll, you have given us your op'''
of "true Republican" which "
recognize a. tho principles 10 saw
cato, and Of which We are oss Of '''
organs. Now tell us your homes
opinion of q black republican,
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Fifty per cent on the above added 70,
double column advestisemsnts.
Alterations In standing advertisement,
charged
Persons desiring 10 do an active nd
versising business; that Ia to change
their adssstissnspt- frequently, will b.
charged the Hsuai rats OF One Dollsi
per square, cjtA q dsdsetseS cJ M
pev esst or ore half tx ssxai price.
The above terms have boon agreed
apon, and viii be strictly adhered 70.
W. q. BARRETT.
Psspsiet1~ Of Harlan FIG. ;
X. W. LOtNSHRkY,
Pro. Il Tsxaa Republican and Tinsa
seoteubcr ~ 1857
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Our Job Once

10 ono Of he most complete in this
section Of the s>ats. We do work in
a style not in fsfios 10 the hest printing
In New Or ms, and At priess 70 suit
the timsa There 10 NO ezesse for unsr'
chants or others sending their work
abroad, particularly when we have gone
TO so much sxpsass in fitting up an es-
Enlistment, which il should be their
pslde to suseAia.
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TEXAS "A NEWS
Gleanings from all the Texas Papers.

The Dallas Herald learns that the
drug aud dry good store of DR. II }.
MoiIat, at Lancaster was robbed OF
81 900 in money, on the night of the
18th.
BUSINESS OF GALVESTON, The
Dcs patch states that 6o,2Jl bale II
cotton have beou received At Calves
;on, and that the total number Of
bales expected to arrive at Galveston
from the interior will be between
loo, 900 and 10000
a p,,re,o le,tss arom Houston,
placed at the disposal of the Hunts
Vile Times, says
The cotton crop Of this year will
be l40,0 900 bales, worth SlS,O00,0O0
in gold. This year there were ship
ped from the State 100000 head Of
fine beevcs and 800, 900 hides. There
are about thirty beef packeries in the
State, and they will put up for export
at least 100000 hand Of bscyes,
There are 5000, 900 head of cattle in
tho State; large quantities Of wool are
exported, and the increase is very
Lazy. Ivs1, potatoes and all produce
very cheap and very plentiful. On
plantation corn is worth thirty cents
specie specie is the medium all over
the State, except at Galveston cotton
sells for gold only.
The white vote Of the State 10 49,.
900 and increasing rapidly, the regis.
tration of negroes is 10000, and
diminishing as fast as tho white is
increasing.
Tho Dallas Herald referring to tho
false and malignaut reports Of Gen.
Reynolds and Gov. Pssss says
How long will II b before Texas
is prepared for cir1 government If
the reports Of Gen. Reynolds, Gov.
crnor Pease, and the Convention
Committee BE- true2 We would like
for some friend skilfal In tho man.
ipulation Of figures to solve the ques-
ton. They are all agreed that We
IRE steadily growing worse notwith.
standing thss have kept as in pro.
stationary state under the iron heel
of a military despotism near four
years. How long, Oh Lord, how
long,"
A waggish editor on tho frontier
says that his town is lighted up At
night with red headed girls. Our
Devil says he would like to hug the
lamp posts ! Boaham Neus.
Mr.. John Merritield, of Dallas, was
shot and killed few days ago in
personal rcncounter with Louis Bou.
ley.
The relatives Of Mason Armstrong
are enquiring his whereabouts. Let
HIN, rive ,,,e-.,..
=
capt W; II hocs late eommis
sioner of the Frcedmans Bureau Mt
h'sh'no . ieseS' has come to greet
and the Radical press, Is trying hard
TO make HIN q martyr, and place his
name among the saints OF tho party
nv with nero prostitute, and din.
ring christmas week he gave bali
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"Yos ars Tie moss intsliigsat pso-
pls ~ wsrld ever ssw, usdes tAs dis.
advasAa0a which Asvs bses your in.
hssilnsss."
Ths sbsvs 10 sxlsas>ed ftsa the
sditssial addressed - IL sslsssl pso.
pie u Texas Ia tAs Hosstea Tsle.
graph d August 7sh, 1858. TIE
editorial sas written by Gen. W. g.
Webb, oss Of eur very best citissas
and our highly esessasA fsisnd and
fellow -laborsr. Uslike the editors Of
this paper, 6ss. Webb, Ass spsss his
HE il the sesth. Is se~ pest middle
life, nsa Of ebservsaon, sxpssi.
sncs and general rssdisg. His tss.
tnosy, therefore, on . subject with
which bets 20 issimsseiy acquainted
10 s1sssaisgly valuable, Read and
wsigA we'll Ne eo~plinsnts which
the Gen. pays 70 the hssdass In the
absvs ssrikisg, asd We bslisvs truth.
fsl paragraph. 1.-THE most ineslli.
gsss people tAs vsrld ever saw ="
Tbs Gsa. y ret . nsa Who spsaks At
raaaon. He weighs veil his words.
The chow paragraph was past Of al
editorial iatsndsd to be rad North
- well % South. -Hs.sso. Us;os.
The Houstoa Union Il . radical
sheet. I. is we'll printed, conducted
with no little ability, aud with any
amount Of ingenuity and cunning
A the party to which il belongs has
undertaken to use the negro popula-
ton 70 subserve its own selfish pur.
poses, At the sacrifice of all tho great
interests Of the State, and for tho deg
radiation Of the moral, intelligent,
and rirtucus white population that
should contrel the destinies of q
great commonwealth, such an admis-
sion On the part Of leading conserv-
alive journal, Is o superb thing to
send North a most splendid radical
campaign document, embraced in four
lines. Northern communities that
have more thss usual supply of dar.
kiss, will BE- surprised to learn that
Southern negroes are 40 much smart
Or than their own. They will natural
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-29

~ Nh I Wt1ssa have sastsl, 10,
the year 1883, dstssn;ssi 10 ssrvs thds
esstsss's WIN he WY ~ MAJ that
can b psocassA Nsishsr sspsnss, d.
igsnce, ProMpsssss, aad courteous -
tsn,ias WIN b wsa>iag y isvie e..s-
tom. Rscollsea, s>ee KA Ia " he
Market
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PusLIo hsxrixc. Tho call for pub.
lie nseaas in ansthsr column meets our
cordial appreciation. such dcmonstr;,.
tions arc demanded in every county in
tho State Lawlcss men, with whom
Le people neither synpa.hise nor af'l-
late, are inflicting irrepsrable injury
upon al our interests, and are the pro
lias source Of political evils, M they
for. the apology fsr military tyranny.
~ Hill 4 Wilcox send every morn
ing beef 70 their cusasnsrs to my do
slrsa Poisi ia the, tovs. NJ.
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Dolly Authorised Agents.

NV Yosx. ID. Kichsrisos, Esq., No
IL Barclay street.
SHxRvxronr.--Fnnk Seth, Esq.
Thee gsntlemsn arc authorized "a
represent tho Texas Rspabkcan and
Jefferson Times, and We cordially rec
omrcnd them to those having business
ia sheir respective localities
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-29

~ Hill 4 Wilcox make Ii point 10
keep on hand the very finest bssf thu,
can be purchased, and serve ii up In
good ssyls. Rsmenbsf their stall il II
No. 10 in tho market
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-29

=. One. Al the
ar,l. n,il;,,rvs,here /. 10 al
o,,min .son. n 0 rearSn,
49,, AZ i,,as,ur oithsr he
-. o. ,hc du,,tion on their
..,s,.,a.., Th,.a,v bv aav. mep
a. -, .s ,a,o., M,
rE.',,'. m;,h ~. oorrnn, .oeneie.
:, - ,ho.,h ;n.ocsn, of INV
! or;,n. ,h., nav ho made ,ri.oners.
- .,.x !. a.,-.,. .,d ;svo,v;,, y,;u
-. :. l.. h...a.a ,
criminal To have made a direct is
sue with Malloy. under these circum.
! stances involved an ordeal through
vhich these gentlemen were no. will.
ing to pass. But If they and the
people Of Jefferson only knew Il, it
is the only course left them, and the
|! p.ih of danysr is tho Path Of safety.
H. .a;.,,, ..a
.,.
y "eAPos'"e '"'' rn''''A'J '' Po''''n
.oo. &C.,. ,a,a T, ,.,,o, .,d
~ ..,.,- -
o.' .
Hs''ng sara 'h's much !" 'e'cfc"ee
to the matters Immediately connected
with the prooeediup, of tho City
Co.,.;, ~s .h,ll ,ov ,ro...,, 10 !,
,.v;.v Of thai, action
I'm, A.. a..
$50, 49, ''
~ :. - | p ,.
49,. -, ~, NJ r.
49,. a., ~. Il 49,
,,a...,..a -. :. AZ,
49,. -. ~. - 80,
n.u.
lns .'i':Iy Msyot, Io'' Maiioy'
h.s proved =, might h.y. hS.n y,
pec,ed, the enemy of tho psoplc
We understand from sources which
We sh'nk entitled to implicit reli-
" ~. H.. A.. 1t: = :,
| CITY h., bscn en,;rcIy oh, n..a he hi,
direction. The notorious Greenleaf
who WAS thoroughly obnoxious here
"as oeea u, ".a ,. .''y ma,sna'' ana not
III, nol;ce fo,cn
2na. He removed the Office q,
Mayor and Aldermen to an ineonve
n,en' 'oean'y, without conference
RI liz rrosnr.a ,.o., A.. a.,
commanding a provost Guard Of u
$ soldier, which remains ON dnt,
during the day at the Mayor office
a"' i ~ "'4", ~, e"uu' ' over inc ell'
]
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-29

~ DO you want 70 purchase boots
shoes, or hats, saddle bags, or trunks.
Soc the card Of J. B. Lewis, No. Q, Tex
A. strcet, Sbrsveport