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haired. ohI or ert,.
81, 1sSr or scalp: rsd 6.e .ind Judge 81
Rev. 81. TIIACiiEls (61 years Of aRe) Fiteser C,s1
aHRo County, y now restored t n nStnrRl
color and ceases q fall %
Rev VIM. CUTTER, I'D. Mothers Magazine, NJ " t.AIy
changed to natural and on bald apoS
Rev: B. r. sroSE D.D Concord, N H.. @y hair, which
MAS grey is nov restored to its natural color &elI
Rev. d IIENDENTN, Chicago, IN IcSu SSdsI,y Ar-4I
tn3ny, and recruitment It tony GFiends.H
Rev. D. D. WOOD, SiddletoWn, ~ " WRFy own hair has
was becoming ba Id &c.'' 7a'1 Wv
Rev. ]. p. TuSTiN, OhRFeEto6 q a ttT1,o ,hIt. hst
e S, OBJ , istyyl and new hair forming, &e.
3oo'I enct Oh NV hair, and have IL
tsy. JOS MCKEE, Pastor Of West D. r. 5Ch1reb, n Y
S IgE' y. Sr9sS River Y also, and
We mi sht swell this list but II the above fan
Ei IT. Sold by all r principal merchants IN 90 UntI
S s OaDn and Cannda Wholesale retail DEPOT No
Street New York Come dealers ty 70 sen ara:
"Eite 70 depot for circular Information " ~
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Wheeling High School
TINE subscribers have Themselves for pur.
i pose oEOpenIng Classical School In
Wheeling. II telr Intention make II respect,
equal TO the best Aeae1iea and High Schools In
tEy Pupils will be prepared to any class In College,
engage In the active peFsults Of fe Tie OF
studies will embrace the flIsh Latin, Creek French,
and languages, and fun course Of Mathema:les
The Principals have had ample experience IN teaching in
various Academies and gTaduhtes Of the best
Institutions In the United States aud furnish satSiac
tory testimonials and references.
The Military Feature ~ ~ he iutrndnee far TO have
daily which viii be found Of great advantage IN EtT.
riHBe.
The School will De opened the 18th Of March and cloEe
for the summer vacation The 4th of nlYy Due notice
VIII be given of. the location Of the school. -
For the preSent3 the PFncpH found The Aure
House, where application be further nIorma-
tion ]. RsJQNEs,
Of the Va, Military Institutes
CHARLES TUCKER, a. ~,
ehR8-tf Of Princeton, gnIleRR.
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New, . hoe. ..........
IRON!
PlgsI Hanging Rock
49, TELEIII1ApII
RnI1imnr. n1n,.l..,

HWIIlm0re WnrEels
B1LTtNoRE. March iS.-Flour market dull Wheat duh
SsS per hnhe lower, sales Of red 3S8l 49, White
UO Corn steady ut GG63c for white aud 6E6sR4
IoT yellow. Whisky Q6Ifg27G. sS-
New York Marked.
NEW YosE, March 1G-toeES tirmer; Reading 7o4! sf,
COTTON market dull sales 6OJ bales Flour
hr, SALES 1880 bbIs $G6 20 for State and a. fur
Sh.S Mheat hra sales slOOo bushels 7sc for mixed
6oFS nnsetted Gales $500 bbs at $252i 80 for meas Beef
nEa. Bacon heavy at l9S@ltlSc Dressed Hogs sa46e
PSI ~. Lard heavy Butter l7eB22c Sugar Rfin o6ge
good demand and firm. Lin5eed Oil advanced H. salrS
s Lard OIL $lrtoa15. Tobacco ls1 PreightS
ClmcfnunIi Market.
CIEcrSATI, March G-Flour selling at SH95A6 wheat
:a dennnd a. Sl,lO for prime red $S for white
=" IN active ema"d at Sc. WhIEy S8c Cioverscei
90 Timothy seed $3.2S835O. Provisions Arm
sales 291 bbs mess Pork at 6t092 Bacon gdss At
hnlE Shoulders So. Lard &c lower with sales at 1850
Other articles changed - ~ - Gas
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CnRlsrY's MrNsTKELs.-Of this noted Compa-
ny, who are to perform here on the evenings of
the 18th and goth, the Pittsburgh papers or'yes,
terday speak in the highcstterms. The Union
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GOMMERG I t.
WHOLESALE MAIfISFFI755--
.WaEElISe. MaEeh q, Isl.

CORRECTED DAILY PROM ACTUAL SALES.
by 4. M. HUMPHREY.
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No troupe of performers ever met with
more complete Snrccss, than has crowned the
entertainments Of ChriSty's Ministries in our
city Night after night, all last week, the largse
Hall was crowded, ard many, unable to procure
seats were Obliged to be turned away"
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a,IkRIEIl,
Con lalt9, 3 sIIs HGsy 9l sfSSs
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a BeautifU1 Country Residence

FOR SALE.
cannty iasNn q NE CLARK
S4lte a1a y 81 Is4s, on FegSOiia.
49E se9Il. g ~ ng BY 9.
ana - n the heal lhtpfhtod
n Tie q via 81 SSSssE
e S5tttA Ell ED FIR UT TI3EIS
q Eage
" mot n Nm he offered a. ppble sale a.
as ceEEs lteese e 4lSt Of
HeEF1s made lcassE1. e sale n. J. R0HAN.
u 10 s. f9E1E. q. GOOD TTn3tet.
! 49,. 8 y 4qsHsn lahs-tl
$50 SAllAlfAfSDER SAFES s.
or BuFks gS1lef & an, yault
" sD9Ofst EGih 6y . :
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Their success is unparalleled by any similar
company in our city, the houses 6eipg filed to
sntloesti"n every night, and by the most respec.
table portion Of our citizens.
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NOTICE.

NNTE have horse earelsge Ia our unlesou bteh -
have had for about three years, pnleSs the sans a.
claimed In thirty day It viii be sold for CHARGE
mix D0ANE ksCOWGILL4
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GaNEEAL 60ErFs Y 30
Rh1alieiPh T. ESsDybtt SOM an 55 -.ss7
19EEi 5aEles z tlfts 4 e9FieT IlS6s ISIti
more s. aud Fen5a 11tSns On,
osa " SslleaSUt plecIaY Bt1tEeTE m q
= - TlgisE.k Co.. ~. ts4 ptAee1lls
EoI i5Tth
sSssts51 a, LaRBu Co., ana Gtisr
ne Bdt- 9iSieS ~
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0uIBERLaoNs lf0RRle0N %.

me Se16ginG peai1 IS dc 81 i5ri,ss
SeE g rs g Babe
In dos % MflEs, E. Coz, "a flejr SiSees5.
oFs5 Dean l.s1ts Tor tlssiis 81
~ !afs g. GFe q ne de-
tas city on de 1esh % flogaber,
81 nsS ~ es.as e, tl1a md
sBgtABYt 6 BROS 3
laelt g4s Sale 4s thts day NJ
- teEg eqnta ned we're d E0od order. g. iIths
eSTuY gfatT5s If6ds Ware, FIaa ~.
~ ltEf M
CuLBERIs0N II 0RRIS6N + a.
.slfAfi.pOZ Coneent5ate. I've. n S1Ii n
~ ~ ~ zlt w. LAqStELtsSs&
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Health aud Strength must Inevitably fol-
low it's Use.
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DYSP- EPSI-A-,
DISEASE OF r he KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
WEAIiNESSg OF my KIND.


Tue great Of roma a Induced
hch the public should guard against In
nave gwen Bttdrs TRIAL one bot
you how superior ills TO altheSe
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BEN11AsIE PACE, -. q Ga
etaEinE RhaFraa eeptlstl and cligltltS.
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ltAf5SISl7 sss7-y7 -
s-5.ts III t4esS ~ ssG1GE1ia
5sassas sl.4 a1stlEE 4lar1s
~! ss5s - HORACE n T. fifp
~ s9a iIIsSsh
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CHI sTADOholS- laAIR5 snWn

MutlAA sAhDHgoF LtRg lar
Wy Ean cut hila d de
she. his - eS1s 1i 81 hin
~ ~ = de ~ glis 5osSibEs hs IN SsS
III leliYe. hsingl request Il thig III
les tlii afd yaees 8fnlly aii ~ He
ssrs s Is - lses him me-
% be fied ihs "a fsfS re-
AddreS9 Dr.lI.JAAfEH, Nh
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WHAT IT Is DOING ron THE SICK.
m chman, Esq kEOVII Save.
nave frequently used Bnerhavess Holland BtETS SIj
h1g y relieves Indigestion and debltyn
eH samuel Babcoek says: ~ found special relief fF0n,
t aoE seSer headaehet with which long SAT
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lE3ed heef1QQe lbF3caIiV1oe
" nstoTe and toeHAla " -
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Books, StatIonerV=. &c.

EANH
gAsTeWHBELINC3s va. $50
GOOD supply SMITH celebrated Kennel and other
~ Ala, Brown Stout Porter aiaSE on hahd sr.
eFns and families supplied on The most terms
u AiorleFs 9ddressed=-Box No. az. Post. 0fee-Wl
be promptly attended to- ~ s s5S ~ ana
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-19
The Folly Of Rerklcssness.

The \acogdoches Chronicle, heads an
article " " hom did the Shareholders Vote
Tor 4" which ii commences ns follows
The MARSHALL Republican mentions as
n singular fact that Houston derived his
principal support from the largest slaves
holding portions OF the country
Upon this foundation 1t proceeds to AS
.ump,ious which have no warrant IN truth.
|, say. dat the slavehoIdng population,
the men whose interest, whose every thing
depend upon upboldl"g III. institutions OF
the south, sustsin Houston, while almos, tho
entire non slaveholdIng population oppose
hlm." Ia other words, that Houston
alter having voted Tor the " limo, proviso
Ia the Oresou bill, after having endorsed
squuttof sovereignty, which he ma openly
aud nubleh IA the Senate OF til. iht.d
States IN 1880. after haslng opposed tho
repeal of the Missouri COMPOUNDS, aud
saving that he would give one hall oi ,he
llIir he possessed TO restore u, rIte' h.s'ng
denounced every prominent southern man.
NJ" ~ Wv
''' re -,
trate of the country, threw himself before
'"' p''F'' -. IN,
sgu'hed their approval OF HI. course, While
,I,., ,,-hntu TIA. t'lruuic(e dpuatutuat-s ns
''V'' '' -,
''"' ~" '"'e wv - 80.
-, -..-,- a..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-19
Our Schools.


HHts"hH h'S just irn"'" I'D "' I'"n' VI
heg schools. for We expect that they are
6,}, .an,i to ANY ia he State. ii they are
Ill,
~ sp'""''s ~ '"' ""F""' t"'''''''
last week, we preferred to give the tests
many of A p,tfon of that excellent sem.
n,, a.., ao, ,.r..,l. If ,,r o,.o q,
's '"' "'"' "''"'S '''''''' W" '''''
tanned doubt we regard II as one OF
the 'ery best Institutions 10 the country.
,,l ,,o,fly If ,.. 1,.t.,,,, c.,. oc ih.
.
'''''''' W '''' ''''''
bnr l"end Kew !. y FAriIro ma
proved b'fnseIf an eScI.cut teacher aud
dse'Pl.nafIan iiis literary "'Nunmeht'
and hi. energy are the sure hnfbinsers Ut
As we mentioned last "r"@, The Marshall
l"Vef'i'N opened u''l'' la'"hui' auspices.
Ito President of that institution. NJ, Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-19
Judge Ncagan.

The Palestine \dvocnte publishes very
decided editorial Ia favor OF the election Of
Hon. JOINS II Rr.oNN | : Senator Ia
succeed GEN Ru.k After speaking in
term. Of eulosy Of judge Reagan, it thu.
concludes
" Bat whilst we believe this Is the case, va
speak what We know, when We say that ia no
event vii Judge Reagan -u7'f himself 10 be
brought into seeming oppaslt "a 20 ten Her
sc5.Ou, far ht, lkg a4. believes ton Gcn Hem
tsr>ou is tine uohlc-t Roman ot them an
aud rs such -ooud be- desire %, no man moro
heartily than Judge Reagan desires TO see him
succeed the lAmcpted NuSs."
Ne understand aud fully appreciate
this movement Il means in plain Eugsh
,hs. tAut in ease oil Henderson dscieuslon,
or that lis health should not permit him to
become p candidate. ,d which there WAS
a seeming probability at the time It was
vrtt-n) Judge Hcsgsu's freud. desire to
secure his (Gen. Henderson. influence,
and hy ths untol secure hts elfciirn
lhi- all looks y~y VEL. perhaps, lul II
won', Nlu. aud Judge Reagan ought to
hay, sufficient jpdgmcu, 10 krow 1t Tie
should rec there j. a wsnt al proprivty "
the course his ,l-ad- ere pursuing Which
Is calculated to mnfo hlp ga the estimation
ct large number OF those who most
vs,ml, Supported him in the last canvass
lie has bcon e.~ctrd by very decided
msiarty to the / ). iiou.r OF Rspts.ea'
t,uyr- where ttl,"trd men from Tho Nonp
ar required lust ~ much ~ IN the senate
liz ,nuli sta, where the pe"plr have
Bal. "a. q
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-19

Il ,n.ss, 1t never would have been brought
before the Courts OF the county.
But the Gazette assumes tina, Every
man that has particle of Information
knows, tina, there was no necessity Tor the
otec,ion OF X ansas INTO a territory. ior the
pu,po.e o( extending the slave power.
/. It possible that man protesting to pos
se.s sufficient political information to edi'
a newspaper Tor thu enlightenment OF
others can make such declaration - tn's
What are the facl. Kansas covers near
ly the entire Western boundary OF MIS-
sour. in which it is computed there are
Any millions OF slave property The efec
t,on of Kansas into free State. would not
onl, inlurc aud pefhsp. utterly ruin slaves
~ IA Missouri. but the same disastrous
effects would attend slavery IN tia indian
territory, immediately below ii, in North
err Texas, and is Arkansas. Inc people
Of Missouri, more duectl, Interested In TIL"
suffice, thar the people OF ANY oth"f south
sfn State. Instructed their members Of
-. -,
Congress 20 movs Tor the otgan'sa'io" OF
4, t.rf,tof,d Government ,ur Kansas They
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IT, 81. d, .,,b ,o,.,. 81. tina Gazette
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-19

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,ul'ieaa airae ,s0 l.e nr,faI,d 3D., a.aI4t .r "a
~ 81, w. ,',. ,"' ~ - ~ 80
80 -, 1.. a..
10 the l-tisr ad lf.s'ed Co ihe Pt~.hl tsfian
hn'eh 'i ''"''S,,'fa 7'''e' 81 i1'' ! '''"'
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t....aaa ,balss. a.. G.l.y.. hA. anal,
rrpn4 piu.d
Tu TtAa.GltDu.x--aa.. rsr I5si. 49,
hlte received ifam ta' 'aI'i Jas' 'e' 'b' ai'
..',.n. ,"ao,.. u4 4 .msre.. .nl so,as
They de- eal nH,Hsl3 a'taf oe '4fes
/" % a'''' ~ 0',.''y'''lf D., ,.i.' .a ~
uaf.a..nt al Au.t.u r.,s.ie,u
g-y- The D,lprl Cont .f lIt4.4n
County '-s'li pf's'cs-fHs The r''n'h'i
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~ We are tudrhld 10 esf inend W.
II Barrett, lotalte NeN Ud,ars paper
n. IN, ..,.,..,.. 10, l,,.,,.-. ,.,.I.,L
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AN"Nn A',''O'H 90 '''',''''' ''' '''.'. '''
"R''9' "'"'N ,'',''''' "'" p 'F,''1' 900 ,''''
county "",,' "' N'' '''8 '''''''' u.s.
h"h f'''"'"' ~ '''''" W. ~
WIN" wv v" -"
S''9 - '''' '"'' ''''''
a.y- Gen. u.t...r.,...,.,l...i fl, N..r-nall
a few days ago, Fet irrDle blt "e 1f" AHp'
pv Ia saw. tecovetirp tl4 nany n.ul.
VIII ne sl'n L" WAN 'n'' '"'I' '"'' i''''
ptrt Of Iii. speedy recovery.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-19

DRowNsp Miss MARTHA ]. foRp.
about IL years old, was dtowued in the
Colorado. sis miles below Arstin, on Sat-
ufday last. Her parents reside on Cedar
creek ia Bastrop county, aud had sent hpr
on visit to relative living on the river.
In company with several smaller children
she went into the river to baihe-yot be,
You'd her depth, and ~ there WAS no one
presen, capable Of rendering her assistance
was dtoaued. Her body was recovered
after being IN the water about ,hluy min,
nt.s Niaic Gazette.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-19

rt'tIu rn.trlo< on rms KANSAS bill
Inn roirDR OF riiE EASTERN lhNAN
CALETTI IS \ FOG. RAISED ~ HIMSELF
II seems h be the custom OF Know
Nothing editor, 10 discuss the issues be~
lore the country As il their readers we're
entirely ignorant Of the facts, aud conso-
nnent., prepared TO believe anything which
nltht be told them. Every man who has
4 particle OF political information knows,
TIA, whatever may have been the Oh
French Law. that in 1870, slavery was
Forbid lea hy AZ act Of Congress. ~ sli Tue
Territory North OF 30 degrees and 30 min
nte-. commonly known as the Missouri
COMPROMISE that Kansas lies North OF
thal line aid that although that &C! WAS
unconstitutional. slavery would never have
gone there, unl-ss y was repealed. What
then j. the G,zettr's logic Slavery was
forever forbidden in Kansas Shareholders
would not move into the territory IN the
lace Of thi. prohibition. II MAS repealed
--Te,as Republican.
Ever, man. that hss a particle oil IN
formation, knows that there Wa no No
cess,ty f11 the erection OF Kansas INTO a
territory, Tor The purpose OF extending the
slave power; or, Tor giving room, OF en'
uio,ment to the redundant sisye popnla'
ton OF the Slave States that no southern
man. devoted to slavery. who wanted a
new home Tor his slaves, ever though, OF
Kansas, Il. being the place for him 10 move
to. while leNa., Louisiana aud AAnnsas
presents such vast fields Tor him. There
8. 40 such man, who does not know, Ihat
the erection OF Kansas into territory
was premature. un~lse, imPollilc, aud
wrong; that u the Kansas bill had not
becn passed, when it Wa, the bred Scott
decision would haze shown tue slave hold
ers. that they could not have gone IHto
kanss. ia despite of tie Missouri reslrlc'
uon. There IL no nch mAn, that does
not know, that Il The Senate had placed
the territories in the hands OF good
Southefnef. Instead of au abolitionIst, that
the said decision would have informed the
south. that the Missouri restriction was
y1ii long before any settlement would
have been made ~ Kansas, Douglas
know, that II Kansas was not erected INTO
a territory. and made State, before the
South needed /, for extration OF slavery,
p''i 'h' south ""''u ''q''' '"''' "''' VS.
the validity Of the restriction. Therefore,
.............l. M. ,I.,,,e,,ev to c,.a,. the
territory. aui they obeyed well knowing
mat the o"u'n was NOS H''' " ''N' pp''
'e','"' W ' m.
..,.,,,,,,.,., mai .osth,rn mon would not
have known. that slavery would be tolrra
ted north OF 30 i-g 10 MN. "''h'ut the
Na'','I U'''' y ,'', .,, ,,,.t. +,
-. -, ,,,.I n.,., .,ec,,d if.to ter
r,taty When addressed .p Intelligent. Ia.
tefesled men, q Is SIMPLY c"hieinplhir
u The Nepu"''an ""' S"'N '''
,4' -. -, =, tb.
,,,,e al ~ ,y,otian. .hoU that SLAYER,
needed Il thcH--il, argument would have
soma iofcr; olhvfW So % j. t"d4rui"es non
S.h'' ''"N'''' ''-''
""e' 'u' ''N''''' '0''"'P'''
tossing 80 Guy o-' ''''''
'"'' "' "''''''" '"'
' III" a.. -
.,,....., =,
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Soyru CanolfS, ELrorioS 49, II ia n"w
s.e.n.,nea that the Democrats have elected
Al the Congressional Representative IA
N,r.A Csroiins, except ons. Ia the fi'a
D.ttis,, =, L. Williams. Democrat, waH
,..,,.n by John 4. aiimer, American.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-19

eFnmen', I" auo"sh s'''sif, W -
coalition oil ruler "na fu''', P''.''
peasant doctor and dlseip'e' ~ 49,,
them with repeated emF'sie' Pr's,
earnesiness TO fen'H," eoN's"'
conditions. 10 suH'h" ~ ,'''''' 49,.
masters, Tor d''the.'o"s =" 'e"i
sre made by iros"'he, INV i'''''
be sfs ofas'he' OF ,4"' t.-,..,-.i
Bat sssnf.dit Il u" hpos", ~"
10 teach TIE 'h'isi'an '""''" we" -.
Is inconsistent VIII '"e ,'r'"s, ~ ~,
% eh'ifisinif he "."'' ""' -" s'.r.s.ts
eohteHf ~hh H'"'hs "ts wv"
aud obsenfe4y' hha ie'''"s W
leve's 10 sopiiy us '"iFs'''o'
Was he slack, or eafei'ss' o' ",''''
lime>seniug 80 f'e"eh'hs we
Woe - unto o,s' be '"Y', -" 49, 49,, ~" ~,
tae "ospeL was no '',''t'' 80.
ealsr excellence u was =" ~ t'a
sna'sh'iof"Hfa asa no' ~ '''
att Was Dc ieaf'nl 'I cons Nv > w.
taFaied 'hfonsh pe''- A"' s'',
merHbls 10 IN" h"''j '''"'
back TO incur ~ 80
condemned eVfi) sh """ '"0'A'
omitted to notice 90 aD"'' eve" ~ '''
mannefsf Il slavery IS what yon repre-
scat u 10 Dc, an oir.co "'''''E "a,
n9f to be illi in Glih nor Pubtfhsa - ~
streets Of Ascai9a i; is as certain a. ""ih'
that the Apostle has explicitly asn''"ee'
II. lie has not pes" eo'''' VIZ
viad condemnation o! 1t. II was h' 81
tbs gospel ministry to reproye u. u ne
neglected To fcprofe @ opeol' and fearless
Is. be- hHs Incurred tn eo' he HF'A'u on
hmself. i he preached hot 'ne '''P''
lla bad the sul pet repeatedly before n''h.
He a. joined on masters ll'1ir d'i'es % '"'"
slaves. AID yet, YIN say, he omit'e' 'he
most important Of them nlL bih'' ''s
Apostle .hfunk irom bis dntf' 'r you NY
peel friends. efe Wist Aeu 20 yours.
You igei ibis jllieuit'. ll'' l"aeed '"'
TO be ezcaped iaFrriore, ~ "ise' w. wv
say, Christianity d'd not Jay violent o.
imprudeut hands on civil ins'tt'l'"h''
THIS is the reason assigned why the apps
tie bas not performed TIE duty VIM" N''
are 30 performing For him. nut TO 'o'
joil masters 30 m auani thsif slaves WON.
IL M wise hnsr lad "oltei h'"Ha "N 'N'
ipstiiunaHs. 1t was n' infringement OF
ctrh i"sthu'ion' IN lhr "'''" i'''i'''
manuUa slave N'''i"g vas "''''
common. 1h" apostle ""Hi' nave ~ '"'
I'd 10 law, custom OF t'jiaie"' o} 'uJ ''
ing H. He might hay" -aia 4" w' converts
,uaHututf tHur slaves. ~ heAiNnH MASTERS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-19
Respectfully,
JOHN W, LEIGH

Our subscriber. in Boston Inform US thai,
they do not sel the Republican. oilentmes
until it Is three or four weeks old
friend writing us from Shreveport,
also says
"Why is it tina, the Flag and kepubli>
can don't get here until Wednesday even
lug They ought to be here on Sunday "
Ol course they ought Tbs kepubli
can We knor ia mailed on Saturday, and
We srs equally a. certain starts from here
on Sunday morning.
Complaints reach Va from sln,os, every
portion Of the country. Il takes longer,
we venture to say. TO seud letter to Dal>
las and receive "A reply, than from New
io'k OF Philadelphia provided YOU could
send the letter straight through to New
Odeans But there is the rub Our New
Orleans papers are usually two or three
weeks old brlorc they reach Us.
The truth is, our whole postal arrange
ments need reform. but particularly in
Texas. Until Postnsstsrs can be reached
or indr ced, or compelled to attend to their
duties Which thy are sworn to perform,
confusion must continue to reign In tho
mean time what are IRE aud others to do
It's elects upon US are ruinous.