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February u, 1868
/ The Captains # the respective comra
nies will cause camp TO be established 10
their respective counties. Eve day rrrg.ous
to starting to the place of general rem
devious, for The purpose Of organizing their
companies
The commanding Officers Of compani,.
will draw on the Qgsrtermasier for iud. o.
deirny the expenses Of the company camg.
and erpens,s TO place Of rendezvous aad VIII
cause All paroll,d and ismaualed mca 90 ft
port al the t.mr time with their companies
All mea aiiing or refusing to report '0
their conpan7, At the time specified, DE- oil
cct in command shall caus" the arrest Of such
person or persons and lodge them in The
nearest jail and bring them to the place OF
rendezvous 10 iron. for tia
The commanders Of companies viii at
once cHqse their Master and PAY Rolls 20 be-
made out aud presented to Che Qaartermaster
for payment
5 Arrangements have been made 70 SUD
ply the regiment with clothes. Shoes, tents.
and all camp cqnipoge necessary ior TIE com.
fort Of the mca which VIII be Distributed at
the place Of general rendezvous.
G. The commanders Of companies must di.
tinctly und, -staui that their respective com
panies must bo What the lav recognize, "a
companies, when reported at the place Of
general rendezvous, and they will be h,ld to
strict accountability for The arrest Of al
straRglers Of the regiment
A men who ao-' ntcd themselves from the
Fgf "a T.. Al
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TAKEN up by Vim. farp, and Posted
lore Thomas Cranhll, I. OF ush
county. on / sih February lS63,a Bay ii9
sven wears old, lG hands high, aud has
snayin on the leh hind leg, and saddle nv
ON both side. Of h- hack. Appraised at Y.
ALSO, taken up by J. =. Hart ADD Z
,ed be,ore the same Justice, on the Sis
January is63. Mare and Cot the ;
Mar i about 8 years old ii hands hs
hlack with her leil hind foot white aud q =
IN her forehead, the Colt Is black, star
Il. forehead, both hind icet white and b'1
Ied on tho cii thigh with the letters J.
Appraised at SlO G
ALSO, Taken up by II. +, Ford, p
poslcd before the SAME Justice, on the "
Of January 1868, Mule, about OF y "
old, Is hands high OF mouse color. =
praised at 500.
ALSO, Taken up by ". X Heath I.
posted before j. Is Roark, j T., on the.
OF january 1868, an iron grey mare y,
IA hands high, aud : yeats Old no marS !
ccptable Appraised a, 5000
J. 4. DERRICK, Go. CleA
/ Feb. 10. 1868 n2l~e
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On rhe hriaelo oa .1f Oh. par1 beaded
Peace contains uor good =H'i ralI feel
iug than anything Ho hive areu from the N.ah
far many day. E,efy subnIeoalfi. c,gfy maa
ahpie heart Is ia tls lrvt Hea8ied from tle
Suutlam eaa.l olfh, % road =, $50 as toao Dad
feel lbe dcgnlins position he nov occupies. We
regard Il as tho host aDldote ilr,hc poison oftoy
i.4u 80 have sfru.
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az The Hpls'on Telegraph II tho laih, cen
,alna te Proceedings Of enc Legislature up ioi
o'cl9k on shc evening Of ue lila. We received
thc papef tol late to cops The CORE Fondeucc OF
syunp-.s If the preceding. ltis pefhap. safl
eat tn Say taat no aat.ol hs. got been taken a
reference 10 any 81 the Important gae,tioui shat
have O. lc acted on
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AEslTsL us A. AEzassAs rosr PmsossR.
On Saturday evening last. ynans man BY the
name II Japes seieilsa, 'ti1en . this county,
and ae-ilsr u Capt. Gil. McKay'. eompany.
Taylor Regiment. arrived At home hayin, cschp.
cd from the Yankees st uai.s Point ai the p,ntl,
q TIN foiky Deer. NJ the NJ. Is,iup fiyer I,
seems ihs; the transport upon NJ IA u.s. a.iali,n
VA travelling. stopped a,,lAAfpo.at g. taty AZ.
ceased sall sf, M. } r. Ulra. hun. Clse.s,s
county, Itass, Of eomPaas q IAylo5s feg.m. La
.ai BE- Ssut oai 70 a-ist N the l1iefn.eni. Us
Der The pieiaAs u stopping a4i3s % prrear.
heaahossd, be n4nagea g. .ri outside a.t ia r4srI
lln''s when be hroks Esa rIa vas garsusl. lgt
succeeded Ia felelias ea9clmkp. wAste he 20
uniued cQlreAled untl. iAs boat len. He as,.
found 1ionas ao e4asoytJ hm afs3u IRE ntsg
le,1psnigus luaei h.n aa8 after t,d.sus ,a4rrsy
Of several hundred si,le. ls fa4li L;nsaI asiely
lan6et 10 The lear, o. Texas
lr agLleiI4n state tha. a. ieaft trs hnndfod
escaped Previous 70 BIZ setSra a. The prisoners
were y'fg mach ctosdd 90 ihe bats. iui scfo
o'serwisc wei treated and m good spirits. Ha
fully ceaafRs The d.safsciiq, in The Yankee amy
The n ~ % tho men from The Western -.ates. ef
press Themselves tife3 Of the war and unwilling
70 continue 10 tbs nEiy. he me, he s,aies. ID.
least 1909 Gea en Bio way bona sbo bad deserted
beu aroled. sel Note ttee on their way 4ome
". favored u- sits very Interesting description
II the hgti al Afkan ~ Past lnl q. tac cooaie.Y
and bfAsey u orr soidicls Ous boz sas sa4ll 4;
thst Of lh9 enemy yery heavy u a-. dear
bought viotety u tlem. 80 600 f0u Tsyora
regiment 500 killed Our 'aea were ukvn cltaer
% st. l.oels 2r Ailoa, lie did nos know whieh
o.ne Of To- leden.ls on las boat hliog b.m one
,lsea aad sa,4e lAs otls. Ic have mason f'0l
b ssatenisa. aad other iaei. 20 tHlalge ihe h.rt
! :. ~ Iii IN a - - La ID
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IT his country. enduring All The harl
ships ur battle an! Of storm ihe dat-
af-loml -o-fw portion OF hi' Follow
citizens have been specializing upon
the necessities of his family, dvprecis'
Ting the value aud worth j his earn
ings aud seeking thereby indirectly to
paralyze and deotfoy the very govern
ment, which be has been 50 CALAMITY
fighting 10 establish and sustain
The value Of money is nothing,
when compared with liberty and inde.
pcndcnce and we are mortified, aud
our checks burn with shame when we
learn tha, there is spirit among
some Of our people, that inclincs and
causes them to dcpreclalc the value OF
the only means by which this stupcn.
dous struggle for liberty can be sno
cessfuly maintained. Oureuemy has
blockadcd our ports, has thrown every
obstacle IN the way Of our commerce,
aud has announced that we must toe
either conquered or cxtcrminatrd The
S''''D =, - ,, "%s r an ,.,' -, ,h5,
for wickedncss and depravlty, find
h,n,,, .n5 so,a+o ln,,sn;,y
They are, day by day, developing
Nov .ro ro,ny . ,ncanc- morc wicL
"a Icnr,,oJ .nd Le,r,lcs. race ,han
u ,sa an ,n,,,,a.ad
In yic,v al ,ho,, n,o,.bo,, orcb
doon,r v,r,rc, sn1 c,,,.., sh,rl1 l.,
,nr or,r,. 4, rn,,I,r on,s,,,.,. ,,,c,,,,
ii ;..,..a,.i.., "a. -;
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7r See advertisement OF large and elegau,
printing establishment for sale, Il a neces
.ary. perhaps, TO state that the material has
not been usei for the as, two years.
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PRINTER WANTED!

ono d our phaters lcf, On Saturday last. and
We are much in need Of assistance Should ,ais
meet the eye u coo or he raft. We hope he viii
hurry u our rescue. We .an oler hie porus-
nsni .Iinatlnn.
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.

FINilE material OF the Harrison Flag Office,
embracing large and acceptable variety
Of newspaper type, and large No, B. print.
ing press Also n Job Office attached with
handsome assortment of type, from the
best foundries This large and elegant es,ab.
lIsbment can be bought on fair terms.
Apply to
WIN. q. BARRETT,
Al the Texas Republican olicc.
Feb. 90, 1868.
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+ WISH to purcha-. FROM 300 to 500
| hal,s 81 cotton in the seed, Tor which
will pay three cents per h.. and iurnish bag
riug aud rope. and pay for sonlus
{. A. BULkLtY.
Feb. %. 1863. 22-3,.
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s~5- We take The pleasure in calling =.
ieniion 70 the NJ lical card Of d. fag5r
which silI be found ammg eur new adgc-.
Elements Dr. Taylor comes high!y rgcsta
mcniel V an intelligent grn,eiasn nrj we
have no doubt an accomplished physician
We regard bin as q valuable acquisition 10
our community. particularly nj this time
When Doctors arc scarce, and, Of course, wish
hH u good practice.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-26

pn- 'Sargcnni r. A, Cole, Of the Bird
Texas tGryrr= Old Regiment called on as
yesterday, aud rcqa sicl IN 90 state that be
had been detailed from tbs regiment 20 couyey
letters from the mcmbors 10 their ir.ud4 at
horne and bring bnck Others Fra return ilc
wHl rtl-r by Marshall 10 thrre weeks from
thh date wh.uhe viii take charge Of all lgt
irns package, &c. entrusted To biz care
Persons Interested will enclose ,hait better. 10
Sergeant +. A. Coles address - Marshall
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HAaL it-i1 m y AAAhMlAasLHs
Gaps, tghs r. Wilson, by authority, pub
ll.hts To- tf weeks issue Of the Rcpub. cat
Ii.t VI. tlc lesctters .rqu the army .n Ar
kaas. lie viii also publish tlclht ia hand
bill frm, *ith q description q. each iudlyid.
ual 30 ias' Ihere VAL be 40 chance Of caca
ping detection.
IL Is dsp.y Notifying to Us to publish
such au stray Of names, IN such disgrace
ul connection, and 1t will be equally mcsti
tying 10 evlry Texan who is'irue to he coun-
toy. WHO can bear to.contemplate the oyu
NheIming grief and sorrow that will be ex.
pericncci by those, true TO our cause. who
recognize 10 this list the naW0 Of relative,
ucighbof o. friend Aud while we seo In 1,
u fearful commentary upon the mismaunge'
ment Of our military affairs In Arkansas de
handing The prompt act ion Of the govern.
mcut, we cAa dnd no excuse or paliAtion for
Tie conduct o. thcse men
Capt wilson has been very careful TO
leave out Of this lat the namo Of every nmn
he could, consistently with duty. He would
be happy 10 think thai none of them iuteud1d
rally to dsseri, and that they were deter.
mined to rcisrn Immediately and by their fr.
iu5e good conduct, wipe out this seeming dis
grace. We Aope hey viii DO 50, without Dc.
lag. let 1em choose, aud that quickly. be.
tween LIE Of inIsmy AZ ore Of honor be.
tween The excavations Of an honest people,
aud the grateful plaadts Of mon and gomen
which will lo.lOw them snd their posicrity.
And i 1t should SO happen that there aro
mcn with whom these considerations have no
weight, we have simply',o say that they ought
10 be made to return or 10 leave the Con.
iedofaey Tia people At home owe It to
their country, to their children, and to their
own safety, to capture these men or drive
'hom OF beyond our lines They will be
lost to honor, outlawod. aud ready for any
euormi'y. Npermittei TO skulk about TIE
country. they will do Us such men have done
In other aaeca band together to rob aud
piiiaga
tbs Legislature should At once adopt tho
most stringent measures to put a stop to De
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T See advertisement. q Mr. G. A. Bulk
hey It would be well Tor those interested to
cnll On him, a. he Is a liberal trader
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HS- Mr.. c. VI. Winkler, Of Cotncana,
jas, from the East, places Us undor oblsa-
gallons for late papers.
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SOUTHERN liArrERY 1t will be perceived
that Capt. II, l.. Berry "a getting up South
cru battery, iof The bpueilt Of the army. This
il To enterprise In which every one will wish
him success.
Capt a. U. Wright Of Jefferson, Que Of
The most energetic officers in the Confederate
service, hns established large shoe shop for
the Conlo'efatc States, In JcfIrson, in which
be "a turning ont we understand. over bun.
bred pair of she's a day. We propose vis.
tag !, a. soon IA Ne have time, Thus We
g.. Our people nre learning not only indus
Try and tcoa9my, but 10 manufacture all such
articles Is sc formerly bought from the Yam
kecs. But for the thousands Of valuable
lives sacriiio'i, this war would prove Of great
advantage % us
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ADMINISTRATOR, NOTICE

I E1'rERS Of administration on the cd
II OF q. W. Viyion, deceased were gas
cd to the undersigned by the County Co
Of Harrison county, Texas, pertaining TO
tates of deceased persons, SC, nj the janus
term, A. u, 1864. Ills il therefore TO q
THY all persons holding claims against sad
tate toprseni them within the time prcscne.
by law, aud those indebted to make imns.
ate payment
JOHN. I. WITHERSFOON,
Admiuistraicr
Feb. II. 1862. n20-5..
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CITATION.
FATE OF TEXAS.

THE STATE or TEXAS,
torSrY or Ursrta
H. ne Sserf q sod County, Grecims
WHERtAS, james Christian. Admin,
w traitor OF the estate Of " + Chris,
deceased, has fled IN this ofdce hia ami,
tion for partition and distribution Of n
property u esta'. Of said deceased 49,
whereas It appears nom said Applicant,
that susan u Morgan is resident Of al
well Parish, Louisiana, Mary Taylor ia a -.
ident OF Bart.e County. Alabama. and f,,s
Christian il resident Of Barhee Coqp,v Al
ALBANIA. and Thomas Christian il n re.,d,n,
Of tie county Of Chambers, and STATE oi Al
abann, non residents from the State Of rss,
You are hereby commanded to cite a.
residents by Inserting a copy OF thu "A,
ton n the Marshall Republican. printed I,
the county VI Harrison, aud State Of Tetr
tor four successive weeks, TO be and appa
At the court house n the town OF Gln.r. /,
the last Monday In February, ls63. then Az
there TO show cause any they have. vi.
said partition and division Of the proper,,
aid deceased, shogd no, be bad as pray.
Tor in said application.
Ia this iail no, but due re,arn make AS {!
law difccts
,Ls.,. Given under my hand and ss
! .HsSEI. Of said Court at Gilmcr. n
| :EEE. 10Th day Of January. eight.
AX hundred and sixty three.
''1'V JAS. A. DERRICK,
| tlk OF the Comfy tour, Of I'pshur M
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SEVERAL VARIETIES. THE GROWTH or l,a'
- sent ~ maid in packages az Il per p''
JAMEs BURKE.
Dealer Ia Books, Seeds. te
Uonsion Febrpary 1853. ul1 N.
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ATTENTION. Capt John T. Wilson rc.
qlestg US TO state that an soldiers uow IN the
State Of Texas, who escaped from Arkansas
Post. and returned home, are hereby ordered
to report themselves Tor duty 10 their officers
here, or TO return and report to Maj Gen.
Walker, at Pine BlaA, ARK or wherever bis
headquarters say be. Immediately. There
must be no delay. He does not wish to re
gard or TO treat such men as describes.
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I NiSIi to buy from 200 to 900 bales of
L Gotten to take to the Rio Grande. Pas.
lies having lols TO sell viii find purchaser
by applying TO me ~ JetIsson, or Captain
Robt /! Martin. 1t this place
G. a. BULklEY.
Marshall, Feb 26lh. 1868 At.
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VALUABLE PLANTATION.

IIlE subscriber ofer for sale $50 a-r,
l Of hnd. 500 Of which ia in eul'ivaiis,
This lard Ia pleasantly situated, ndjpiung %
Hourshiug village Of tly-inn ic.d-. Han
4on county rc,sa 1. miles southeast
Ma'-hsll and on Ih- road from Shrtyepos
Ia to Graai Bluf. on Sabine river
Ttis place has both good spring and ".
water that never ails About 80 acrcs
what and . acre, Of other small ga,
,owgl
The above i.a valuable stand for ngtlt
entertainment has some bayou bottom asa
and Ia one Of he most desirable location.
The eouutry, anil very CONVENIENTLY silua,s
to a good school, saw and gri,s mill, As
Other cuuycnisnces
VII also sell corn, fodder. ard FARMS
utensils wagons mules, horses. hogs, cari
30, &c, AID will give possession at Gu caa
date rneF s.le.
i Il F0%rFa
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Az OyuRsrER WANTED

DY The undersigned, sho resides 10 ~ ~
ID east Of Jefferson, Liberal wages WI"
given to business man, who has no lsli.
SEABORN J. WlLklNSoN
Ian % 1863 VI -
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NEW ADV ERTlSEMENTS.
GENERAL. ORDERS,

l'E,pgUARrkRs, NAyHiL TEyAs.
February Fl 500.
|. All enlisted men belonging to lhe lst
Texas Regiment u Partisan Rangers. who
may be absent without leave FROM their com
mands who shall report lhems Ives at a camp
established near Jeharsou Texas, for the rem
devious OF the regimen, by the 18th Of
March, will be restored 10 duty without trial.
by command Of
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4 I the December term, -, isG? Of I
~ County tour of Harrison cosnty. PERTAIN
10 estates 81 deceased pcTs0ns the nndersiRm
wa qnAl hed Executor ~ ne sst,. Of WIN a..
deceased THIS b. therefore e. notify oil uer.ei
having clsms sgaihsi said estate. e. pre.cn, Tho
within the time prescribed by INV, and those 1
dcnttd to make immediate, payment
W T. DOWNS. EAT
Marshall Jan ~. 1855
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WANTED 30 PURCHASE.

4 LIKELY NEGRO GIRL. irola I 8
y 60 "a years OF age Apply 10 6 g.
Gregg a Go.
AiNS MARY KEY.
Mef2hall Feb 10. 1868. nal-u
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
II.r OF LETTERS.

DEMAlNlNG 10 the Post ofiice At Mar
Ii shah. Texas. ou the 1jth DAY q tebru'
arv. 1868 Which i not taken out boy the Oh
day of May nrAt will be sent to the dead
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SEVENTH TEXA REGIMENT.

VoI. ". T, LANE,
A c, POWELL, AdDt.
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| Ira-hian, james jackson, Mn " y
Baxter. An. Mckay, Mrs VI l.
| BLACK Mr.. Nancy Iominack, Mrs VI &
Carulc. Mrs Rebccen Long, Mrs l. |.
! Ford. Nansa Fun Smith. Mrs Frances
Fuller. John swan, ] q
llaunstein, John Tompson A 7
Ituyurs Mis-. VI lssOuri
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SUBSCRIPTION 10 the hEFumlcAN.
Far one Year. .......- ..... e. 90
rar Efrht Months. ............. ~
Tor ak Nslt1s. .... ....-. .a. ! 10
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Feb 26, 1863.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Cl'k OF the County coar, Of Upshar G.
Jan. ~. lrtS- ulS-I
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-24

HE BEAUTIES OF LINcoLN.-Nor must
| Uncle Sans weobed feet be forgotten. AT
all the waters margins they have been pre-.
sent, not only in the deep sea, the broad
pay and the rapid river, but also the narrow
muddy bayou, and wherever the ground
was little damp, they have been and mad
their tracks.
The above is one of these beautiful figures
OF speech for which Lincoln Is so distin-
guished, and which almost equal his philo-
sophie profundity. For instance, he said In
his Message, in Decem Der, 1862:
ut is more easy to pay large debt than
it Is to pay larger.
ut is easier to pay when you have some
thing to pay with than when you have
nothing"
These are strikingly new and startling
original propositions. Here are more of
Lincoln's axioms:
I'VE are making history.
"This Union can not exist half slave and
half free.
i" 1 do not understand Mr.. Vallandigha am
to be punished so much for what he had
done as for what he probably would have
The following Is an extract from the
speech be delivered on the battle of Gettys-
burg from the White House:
The rebels turned tail and rum"
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GENERAL GRANTS CHARAcTER.-Msiol
e. D. Osborn, formerly of Rochester, q
member of General Grants staff, writes to a
friend In answer to question in regard to
Grants character. He says: IF you could
see the General as he sits just over beyond
me, with his wife and two children, looking
more like chaplain than q general, with
that quiet air so impossible to describe, you
would not ask me if he drinks. He rarely
ever uses Intoxicating liquors; more moder-
ate 10 his habits and desires than any other
man ever saw; moro pure and spotless In
his private character than almost any man
ever knew; more brave than any ever saw;
with more power to command and ability to
plan than any man ever served under; cool
TO excess when others lose nerve; always
hopeful. always undisturbed, never failing to
accomplish what be undertakes inst as he
expects to. have known him intimately
have been part of his household for two
years. and am not mistaken in my estimate
of his character -
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An ANCIENT LOVE SToRY.-A very Curl
ous love story is told by several ancient
writer's, respecting Egirvard, a Secretary to
Cbarlem sgne, and daughter of that En-
peror. The Secretary fell in love with the
princes who at length allowed him to visit
her. One winters night he stayed with her
very late, and in the meantime deep snow
had fallen. IF he left, his foetmarks would
be observed, and vet to stay would expose
him to danger. At length the Princess re-
solved to carry him on her back to neigh
boring house, which she did. 1t happened,
however, that from the window of his bed
room the Emperor saw the whole affair."
In the Assembly of the Lords, on the follow
ing day, when Egirvard and his daughter
were present, he asked what ought to be
done to a man who compelled a Kings
daughter to carry him on her shoulders,
through the frost and snow, in the middle
OF a winters night. They answered that he
was worthy Of death. The lovers were
alarmed, but the Emperor addressing Egir-
ward: "Hsdst thou loved my daughter,
thou shouldst have come to me; thou art
worthy of death, but give the two lives
Take thy fair partner in marriage, fear God,
love one another"
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MINISTER CoRw1N TO RECEIVE HIS PASS
roRTs.-The Havana (Cubs) correspondent
OF the New York Tribune. of the I6tb.
maker the following important statement
He says:
"The Minister Of Peru at Mexico, Senior
CoIpancho, has received his passports and
ordered to leave the country, because he had
committed the high crime of writing letter
to the President to whom he came accredit-
ed Juarez. Mr.. Corwin was also to be
placed in the same predicament, and for
same alleged cause. IF General Forey thus
kicks out our Minister, it will doubtless ia.
crease our difficulties with France. and
perchauce hasten the 'irrepressible conflict
with that nation. God grant it, I'D may
the American eagle teach the Fren> agile
not to soar 80 high in its ambitionl
"Forey gave q banquet on the 18th of
August, celebrating Nspoleon's saints day.
At the table he said that the Emperor was
determined to continue without cessation
the task OF Mexican reconstruction: that he
would not abandon the good work for apv
till the new Empire he had
founded We see the cloveu foot at last. |
We have hitherto been told 1t was the As
sembly OF Notabes who unanimously, with
the exception of two votes founded this |
same new Empire"