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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

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aoo,' ros'e'' nae tiaii'h, 'iailHn' hi"s,
rnen' os"n"'i summons. STUART, sumner
''.,'o"n' f" me- nnn " ns"n-- 20
"noI. v" W w iN' - hessfs'
bates cameron paws, ano he'd-
'"efe was a'ST"aefhohsTs'oh Of ar-
pause ~ ne galleries nj inc result OF the
vote, "h'ch was promptly cheeken by the
mar
'"s o"'' '" '"e '''"' '" WHO" was
PAl'' Mi 40 TO 'o' 10" .Ja,,,.;.n ,Lo ST.,
AZ Ks,.,s t.,o ,ha I,Io,
Wb.,oa. ill.,. ,,sonI. ~ tho 'r.,,i,,,,. If
kansa, did Ly eeuss,,isn nj d.,.,s,..
called sud assembled at Lecnmpinn on tb~
ilh DAY OF D~c~npef, 1871 I"F tiAt par
pose, form 70 themselves co"shlnn"" tHa
state government winch 'Hid constitution
is republican aud the SAID convention haf
ing ASKED 'hs admission I'd sHid ie,ii'If
INTO the tnion asa state on az equal loot.
ing with the original States
BE il enacted bg The SENATE and J,,..s
Of Repr,seuiii,res Of The I,aed Sf,fe, of
1uerira il. Congret, assembled. Tins the
state of k,nsp. shall he and il heraby H..
clared to be on. of the United States OF
America. and admitted into the Union On
mn ,ausI footipp with fbe o,fp,uai -tttes la
/ all ,e.pects whatever And tA.. sand state
shall consist of all the territory incuda d
within the following boundarie.. I, Wit.
begiuninp nj n noipt on The ,yestern hout.
dary of lhe State Of Nt.souri ,,Aare tt.
/ tbifty.seyenth parnliel al latitude cfa.,es
th. eas,ern boundary Of Nev tistira.
thence north on said boundary To ititnIe
thirty-einh.: thence following said bpuuda-
~ westward TO the eastern boundary Of tit.
Territory Of Utah. on the summit of the
4 Rocky mountains; thence nofthwafd on
said summit to the faftieth parrnllel of lat,
/ itude thence east on said pafaliel 10 the
western BOUNDARY of the State Of Missonti :.
THENCE south with the western boundary Of
said State to the place of beginning Pro.
uided. That nothing herein contained Fes-
pectinr the boundary Of said State shall be
construed to itnpaif the dahts Of person or
property now pertaining to the Indians IN
said Territory. go long as such nights shall
remain nneNlneaished by treaty between
the United State, aud such ludiau4: or 70
include any territory which. lty treaty vt,b
such Indian tribe. IL not. without thr con,
sent Of said tt.ho. 10 be included wiiliia ihs
territorial hm"s OF Ju',.'''''oh OIL ""}
9'"te OF ''''"o'S ou' Ns' sue" ''''o'9
su"'' NC oNo'P's" '"' % ''' '''-
anu o0nS'''n'' ~ f"'' W W. sA'o "
Nahsas' ua"l S"N' '''"S sp'', slsu'iy '"'"
assent 10 we i'ss'uS"' % '''e ''''' ''''',s
70 oe "'o'upe" N''H'n s''' cate o' !" az
,se' '"' su'n''", " vac so'e'''''"' '' we
n veg S ssaa''s .'E'pAseN'f ieR"'h9n ts'
". or other rights, b, treaty. law, or other,
wise. which il would have beeo competent
to make If this act had never passed.
So, > .ajbe u further enacted That
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

REMARK AnLE IIRcrAsrANt&.- - Tbs toll
lowing circumstances tssys lae y .ipuis
Demooratl is related % as hy ere ul oaf
prominent citizens. who received lae lH1elli-
rence by letter from bis wife, now residsag
IN The State OF New ofk. On tho night
of the terrible destruction OF the Prchrs
Il o,e, lililo brother of Nr. Henry Ro.
chester, l,sia. at home with his parents.
near Avon, ia the State oil New y orb,
aWnhe some tina alter midnisht with
screaming aud tears, saying that the hotel
IN n, Louis was on Ere, aud that lis broth
or Henry was burning to death. 80 ln-
tense WAS his aafm and h.rtoF, that Il WAS
with considerable difficulty 80 could BE
qaeted, Ga th5 following day, at noon,
the parea.s received ,eiegFs pa.c Dispatch
.rom the city. confirming tia lel.o boys
dream In every particular.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

The Cincinnati Gazette says tia. there
are Ia the Third Ward Ia that city very
large number Of fsmiIios. many OF tue
heads Of whom are mechanics. who suhsiss
npun one meal per daa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17
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II. w. LOU q II Il Y,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.


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Advertisemenisat persquars. of ten lines or less
and 10 cents persqunre furryery tnhselent
Aliheral discount made for yearly Advertisement
Announcement candidates, Zen Dollars.
Twelve per cent viii be charged au ady crtsemenis
not Maid ~ advance.
Al obituary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lbe charged
~ Advertisement
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

Tim Rw1iaiors MOVEMENT Tie New
York Chnrehmsu, an Episcopal paper,
characie lAs present feGeleg. movement
over tho county as en epidemic, 81 es'ruv'
sg.ng manifestation ~ sqift ni religious
leryor. or perhaps far9rr, which is rapidly
running to seed and becoming isnsiieisia
" There is eyIentlys great deal OF de-
u,iou in What is going 0n.
AN is Individually. they tain ahol,
their being seasousT Bur. OF WAIST avsd
can such seasoning be- uuiess there b. soma
feAit,y ia ~ Aud whore there 70 rssiity lt
i. hu, reasonable 10 expect The sh,euee oi
ektrass sanee, sad gAe preseneo ot sohrlgW
and salvuaiiY and dIs1felnn. 10 la"ss ~
hlbilous there j. nothing of ihe sind 80
we frprai. Is bos.f,taflv' iae New
,,rk Commercial tasrgt.ser, GA tae osher
band Ines speak, cd ii;
Never. perhaps, certainly never aafing
ibe ufspms OF thv present ganefai,on. WA
q religious moNempH, less open 20 ',lhcase
or lrs. Hsble to exception oi puy klna.
% sN tais w,1hsut saV Gesilsiiuu or
qualification. lheee has bcen from t.r
Grst, aud Is poW nothing pfetcuiloas De- =
paiiung rAtftsARsut uothiag iofcsi pr isc
utlous Il grew up uuh'iired "a cttne
almost literally wttaoat observation or fe-
maia. aad WAS asss seen IA soWe oi lts
beuetci,ns fruits
H.. increase ha. been gradual, though
rapid ani goat asd it has bsea 'foe. Ga "a
wenderiui extent. bam sseinitsnism aed
tom eAtfetaes ii every kind. A work Of
ihis ktpd is 20 be- iuiged OF IS as eHects
uron the people, aad upon Times wuo sFe
prominent Cos lis promotion snj jatg'ng
b, tli. sisniati toe presept religions mor~'
ment is justified before thr world, toyiis ias
fuence has been mslisrsnse of sectsrian
ssperliiss snd Peomoaso ol lrsserasl
fa.lf,tr "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

The London r:.ass expresses tia cpin.
lon that Lord Elsiu has not dsalt ssversly
enough with ich. tho Tartar Gosssal. aud
thu Mandsrius, TO exert = sS!stsfy fssr Oh
the lhiucsv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

prry Ar 4 PanMIuA. -- Inc New o."
post saws. Mr.. Burton WAS IN MS o'a sne'
.,,r aurnu The aver meeting services on
Nh, aud i, ia said was vis,bly affected
when he heard himself prayed Tor ! ne
building was i'ed with alt kinds OF ladies
and among lhe male listeners were spof"ns
.hs,,e,.,. attentive aud respectful In
pAilaaelphia the revival'''' have op'"'a
Erauklin Hall Tor daily PRAYERS jayne"
Ian b,,ng oeerrun with usore .hsr 'oou
neonle . dsy. seeking grace or excitement
The number ot w,i,ten requests 'o' M ~
terest in the prayers OF the prsN"g " 10
g,eat that !, /. impossible to th'"A OF fsao'
Inv ,l,cn 10 the congregation,
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NO. SO.


an Overwhelming Speech by Widow.
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The nfoco.i',op seemed ~ msatw,th nlul...t
,.iye,.,i favor u,,a ns ,xsell..t Ney
4, g., .l,e,, ,ni.tf, a,,t ona ssa ,krr an
o,be, in be,r nsn ssp.e..sA tbrir hope
u,.t such = copr.s gsu.d bee sdoatet.
no py..i,l,s, ,sa. anon, to pat tis aae.>
,,,,, d, ,ss s,.,,ine whom AN object rsss in
a DISTANT ,s,t ol tse hgiItinr. aud all ewes
,,a,.. ,o.ts,.tly tefoed In tbaf direction. II
,,.. an otd ,,oa,s,, bo,,ly elsa aad whose
es,.,y,o,e reuot.aaies MAS die raiaa. Is.
a.. ,.s. l,.s..t ,.,tr..rto- Au4,lf ia4feess
..a.s,Ai.- Il ti,o A..b q. t..e af.sA.e,e ,.tat
told she as4 ooca beea vAai Size was uof.
She addressed ice President, eua sa'l visa
las permission, she wished tp cay ieW
words 90 the meeting sire bad come las
cause sae bai heard lhai ,Aey were 10 ae-
eide tie neeose question.
! ou ssiI she. "al. know who am.
You once knew me the mistress % oue OF
the best estates IN the borough. once had
q husband aud Gss sons aud wousp never
hsd kinder hg-bnud-~m never bal
hvs better or more aHecuousie s9as. Bat
where ale they now In yoa#ef hnrs iag
ground lhefe are six graves, Oiled Wy iAat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-17

Norr. The above tale ia a brilliant IL
lu,tratiou OF the compac.uess OF the ,'er>
man MAD. Tho great author from whom
| translate has here compressed into few
pages series Of soul-s,irring sceusa, which
Inc mere novelists would have diluted into
+, s,ou, duodecimc. THIS great artist, were
he only introduced to tho American public
would no doubt be popular isvo'he.
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Washington branch Railroad.

Trains run as follows: t1ls
From Washington at 9 a. NJ, connecting at Relay
with trains from the West aud at Baltimore with
those for Philadelphia and New York.
At $50 a. m. for Annapolis, Baltimore, Philadel-
pha and New York.
All p. m. for baltimore and Norfolk and at Relay
with the Frederick train.
Express ut 4.20 p. m. at Relay for the West and
for Annapolis, baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
lork.
On Sunday at a. m. and 4.20 p. IN.
Fr,nn Baltimore to Washington at Ais and els a.
M. i and 5.l5 p. IN.
GIN Sunday Ais a. m and Sis. p. m
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NEW PMOsPECTUs.
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Began January, 1857, s.5


nv H. STOCKTON, HAVING REMOVED from
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B1ls 7yucts and Bbls Times, To- the latter city, now
also issues q Dollar AontAly Assazias, called
"SrocKToEs BooK AND JouKEAl-" gs p.6H ~
!. THE BOOK DEPARTMENT. f
The Boon" department opens Select Series Of
Original H~ks, BY the Editor himself to consist
a /. SERMoSs ron rHE PEOPLE; .ti w tfs
IL LECTURES ron THE People;
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l Nv. MIscELI ANIEs Y0x THE PEOPLE;
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THE MARCH NUMBER.
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In word, the Book and Journal" is designed
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ciaas " tpr effects in Their practice
AS A FAMILY PHysIc.
+ From Dr. n. w. Ca1reighT Of ye,s 0reaa&
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qualities surpass any catharc We possess They Mr. mild.
hut very certain aud eiccna ia their action tewels,
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FoR JAuNpIcE AND ALL LIVER coMrLAISTs.5 y
From Dr. Theodore BeH Of Ner York Cty.
"Not only your Puts admirably adapted TO their
purpose aperent but find tfir beneficial effects
upon thu Liver very marked indeed, They have in my
practice proved more efectual OF bilious
pdint than any remedy mention. sincerely
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the confidence Of the profession and the people"
DYSPEPSIA - INDIGESTION.
From Dr.. Henry j. Rnor, Of 81. louis
"The Pills You kind enough to send ms have been
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truly an extraordinary medicine So peculiarly they
adapted to of the human system that they
10 upon them alone have cured Of dys
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other remedies commonly Indeed have expert
mentally found them be eIecual in almost all tho COM
plants for which you recommend them"
l DYsENTERY = DIARRHGA - RELAX.
From DR.. j. O. Green. Of Chicago
Your PILLS have had long trial in my practice aud
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found. Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes them
excellent remedy, when given in small Doses for Lous
dysentery and diarrhGd Their sugarcoang makes them
acceptable and convenient for the use Of women and
children" t.
INTERNAL DESTRUCTION WoRMs--SuPpREssIo
From Ms r. Stuart rho practise, Physie,an and Adcve
ha Boston. n i.gf., .t,j. at.aFfi
lind one large doses OF your PILLS. taken at the
proper time excellent pomotives Of the natural
ton when wholly partially suppressed and also Of
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so much The best ysc we have that recommend no other
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CONSTIPATION - CosTIvENBss.
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600 much cannot be said Of Pills for the cure Of
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as ehicacios as have they should Join me procaimng
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CHEAP FOR tsH.

II assortment Of Wood, Coal, Lime, Sand, and
other articles for sale at their place of business; in
yite purchasers to give them call before purchas-
ing elsewhere as we have a stock tina, cannot be ex-
ceed in the District of Columbia in price, quantity or
quality. Terms positively cash.
Come, aud buy load cheap for cash and return
home satisfied that it pays to take the papers Of the
carriers, and buy Wood, Coal, Lime, Sand &C., at
the corner Of l4th and Il Streets opposite A. J
Joyce's carriage repository, Washington city ID. q.
April l5.--3t JAMES H.. REED 4 co.
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WANTED.

A GIRL FROM i2 TO Is TO ASSIST IN THE
IA work Of small family. The person in want
of such girl would be willing 10 have her bound
until she is Is, provided her age does not exceed 9
years. She will have good home and be carefully
instructed in all her duties and receive the kindest
treatment from her employers
white girl weuld be preferred, though no objec-
ton would be made as to color Inquire at this Of
flee, or No. 80, North A st.
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Do you wish 10 Economise I

Then buy good article, even II you have to pay
a tride more for it, II is waste of money to buy
shoes, for instance, that will not last any time;
better to buy such as are scel made, and of the
best materials, and win wear well. Is not this
trueg Then call at the subscribers shoe store,
where none but custom made shoes are kept All
kinds of Ladies and Cbildren's made of the very
best materials, and by superior workmen, and all
warranted Ihese shoes never rip; the only com
plant is, 'they never wear out"
The subscriber is prepared to supply his GUS
toners, and all who may become such, with the
finest and most highly, finished Shoes, Caters,
Boots, Slippers, &C., as well as with the strongest
and heaviest kind Of Chldren's School, or every
day shoes, intended for durability aud hard SER
vice, and which last also includ servants Shoes
and Boots strongly made, yet handsomely finished,
and warranted to every purchaser.
Shoes Of this kind, namely--m"d de of the best
mateIia and by the best workmen--cost at first
but triie more than those that are only made to
sell but will outwear three or four pairs OF the
Latter, and Of course arc much the cheapest. An
important consideration to all who have large fami-
lies to provide shoes for and not very long purses
to draw from. Dir. Franklin never bought poor
article II he could get good one, ana it is gem
orally believed he was a wise man.
Then cali, one and all; follow the example Of
that great and wise man, and test for yourselves
this important question Of practical economy
q. WIERMAN,
APP 10 18th street, between G and II.
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TOHNsoN,s CLASS COLLECTING and

IOHNsON'S CLASS COLLECTING and
a. DISBURSlNG AGENCY.--An Office viii be
opened in this city on The first of May next, for the
collection and disbursement of both good and bad
debts, on the new system discovered by II. johnson
of this city. In the meantime all Notes. Bills, Ac-
counts Orders DC, will be received on deposite at
No. 4s9, 7h st. preparatory to opening said House
for business
For further information call as above, and get a
Circular. pamphlet win soon be published, ex-
planning this new system in detail.
April l2--G JOHNSON Il CLAYTON.
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VERSION OF THE NEW TESTAMENT, in para
graph FORM with copious indexes, chiefly compiled
| from Townsend's Chronological Arrangement"
and accompanied by Critical Historical and ,analy.
teal ntroductions TO its books originally prepared
by the Rev. Thomas Hartwell Horne, ID. D., author
Of the Introduction to the Critical Study and
knowledge of the Holy Scriptures" and now
revised corrected and brought down 70 the present.
Of Remarks on the Printed Text of the Greek New
Testament" dc. rr
Every number embellshed with two or mors of
Nelson's elegant colored "Bible Views" or Other
Pctures-forming in whole most interesting and
valuable combination for the instruction and rroft
| of all conditions OF the people.
Regular publication 20 commence I'd. w Septem-
| Der J., 1887 The work will be divided into 10 or
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Part averaging $50 or 100 pages, appearing every
ten days or two weeks so rs to complete the whole
by the coming in Of the New Year. Price so cents
part, or 81 for the whole work-postpaid
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qt q CARD.

TUNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY (AU-
- gust Sd1 entered into partnership in the House
Carpenters and Joiners business and having erected
a new and commodious shop in the rear OF JACK
son HALL, between Third and Four-and-a-half
Streets prepared TO contract for and perform all
work in their line OF business. either in city
try, with which their friends the public may favor
them, accommodating terms with promptness and
despatch. They respectfully solicit share Of the
public patronage.
GEORGE w. GARRETT d co.
They have several houses and lots for sale in diff.
ferent parts OF the city on accommodating terms.
@. w. GARRETT 4 co.
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