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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18
President, johnson and the CoIored
Troops.

President JOHNSON reviewed the Colored Troops
in Washington on the 10Th. In a speech made
upon the occasion he urged the pscea.isy of the
freedmen exhibiting by their conduct that they
we're entitled by their Industry, virtue and intel
lgencs, to freedom. lie said that if il the pro-
ersss Of events il was found that they could nSt
harmonic With our SYSTEM. that Providence
would point way for their separation from US,
and indicate land Of promise for them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18
For Sale,
Stop the Thief!

STOLEN from the stable Of DR.. VIM. D. Jen-
- nings, at Edgeaeli C. H., on Saturday night,
the l4th inst, one black CARRIAGE HORSE,
,hert nick. tailed. when standing springs forward
10 his hind ankles, carries himself up well when
msying.-about eleven years old. And, also, ono
sorrel relMAREMuLE,b branded on shoulder, reaehod
name and taii, left shoulder hurt by collar,-
about years old.
Thoy were seen in the possession of white
man and negro on the 18th inst, ON the road to
Colambia, near Watson's.
a liberal reward will be psii for their recovery.
A. G. TEAdUE.
Oct. II, tf. z2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18
Information Wanted.

Mrs. Martha C. E. Wheeler, at Martins Depot
S. c., is anxious to learn what became OF her
husband, M. E. Wheeler, of Co. Z, Bird Battalion,
McLaw,s Division, Longstreots Corps, who has
not been heard from since tho 18th Oct, 1861
aght at Fishers Hill. Any information will be
thankfully received by his afflicted wife.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18
Restoration of Churches

-'s President johnson has ordered that all South
ern Churches which have been in the hands Of
Northern ministers, through the military, be re-
stored to the ministers of the Church South, who
will assume control and enter upon their minis
terial dnties.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18

gates, where moderate or doubtful Unionists
oi superior talents. were opposed by strong
and undfsputed Union men of only moderate
abilities, the latter were successful, showing
that healthy-national sentiment pervades
the people. :, - :,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18
Acknowledgement.

We return aur kin,iest thanks to Mr.. BARoN
HOLMES, B. c. Bryan, ESQ.,. A. RAMSEY, ESQ and
Capt. LEWIS JONES, for valuable and much. needed
papers of late date. We again beg our friends to
give US any papers that may full into their hands.
We have, no Doubt the new year will be upon us
before We have any regular mails.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18
Valuable Furniture, &C., &C., for Sale

We call special attention to the advertisement
of Prof. F. S. HoLxEs, to he found in another
column Here is the hes. p ssible chance hr
persons wishing to purchase furniture. People
must bear in mind that they cannot buy fnrni-
turs in New York, Charleston, Augusta, as they
were went to do before the WIT; that is, not
fur anything like the same prices. Nowadays
they would have to give three times as much as
formerly.
Prof. HOMES has furniture of all kinds and
aunnt;ties-much of it neat and plain-much
very elegant. Every taste or fancy can be ac-
commodatea at Dalmoral
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18
The s. C. Conference.

The s. c. Conference.
THE South Carolina Methodist E. Conference
will convene in the city of Charlotte on the LIST
day Of November Bishop Pierce will preside. .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18
DOCTOR GRIFFIN
Notice.

rHVHE undersigned would most respectfully in
Il form their friends and patrons that they will
continue he PRACTICE OF MEDICINE in its
several departments, in the Village and adjacent
country. But as We have to pay Cash for every
thing NO have to buy, we will expect the cash or
its equivalent for our services whenever the pa
tent is discharged.
A. G. TEAGUE,
4. j. TEAGUE.
Oct. l, TT al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18
Oct. H..
Medical College Of Georgia.

AUGUSTA.
PESHE regular course Of lectures in this institu-
4 tion will be commenced on the frst Monday
in November next, and be continued four months.
The outfit and advantages Of this College arc un-
surpassed by any in the UNION,
L. A. DUGAS, Dean.
Sept. 28 In 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18
To the Public.

NDERsONs who hare left DEEDS, BONDS or
H MORTGAGES in the Clerks Office to Re-
cord, are respectfully informed that the same has
been done, and that their papers, duly stamped,
are ready for delivery on payment Of costs. Par
tesar Notified to apply soon for their respective
papers. s. HARRISON,
Clerk Court Edgefeld District.
Oct. II, St AZ.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18

man oalamities. State authorities, street COM;
missioners, and boards Of health, have a aueigsty
responsibility resting upon ths~g.- Whether or
not they assume it, does not lessen the fact.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-20

STRANGE NEGLIGEScE.-he yesterday saw a
letter from an Indiana soldier, member of the
1871 Indiana Battery. stationed at Fort Nsgley.
Nashville. Tenn, which Was filed with the most
bitter complaints of shortness of rations The
writer, who has been nearly four years in the
service, and in all the western campaigns, saws
that in all nv soldering | have never seen
such poor TODD Again he says, I'VE do not
draw one half rations. and appeals TO his re
iatves IN this city, to whom the letter is written
TO send him box of plain wholesome food
''such as you think soldier needs" IL seems
very strange that IT post near civiliz atom a.
Is Nashville. our soldiers. in the fourth year OF
the war. should want for suitable rations We
trust the authorities At Indiana polls will make
some inquiry into this neglect. and, il possible.
have il remedied
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-20

those sho are attempting. by The most cruel
snd relentless mode Of warfare ever witnessed
oy CIVILIZED nations. 10 destroy the best gov
ernneps ever formed by the vision OF mani
Why PeFpetus,e an institution which The rebels
themselves admit j. The corner s;ose OF their
bogus confederscy. and which. il removed
must prove their eternal overthrowf Why per
peiuste al Institution the discussion and criti-
cism OF uhich has subjected hundreds of our
best citizens 10 mot violence, imprisonment.
and even deatbf To these questions | very
respectfully invite the attention Of Senators
And then the Senate adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-20

space ruyiess and painless, the icy earth swing
blind and blackening in the mornless air, and
morn should come and 20, and come again and
bring no day, and men forget their passions in
the dread OF this their desolation." Let Us live
together, with one fac, one Constitution, and
one Union, as our fathers gave them, and never
consent 70 change the features of one or the
other. To consent TO any change would be to
open the gateway 10 ruin; and once opened,
wide would be that ruin, as deep as wide, and
perilous as deep.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-20

The Philadelphia North American Of the ilih
has the following;
We understand. from a vesy reliable source,
that the hoard Of investigation appointed oy the
government TO look into the alleged misconduct
At The arsenal. has recovered 5000. 1000 already
from yariou. sources. and that the additional
sun OF $500 900 il ascerusiued, and will be re
covered This quiet. tfectual method Of treat
ing with wrong u.ll not only convince those in
cIined TO DO vfong Of the danger Of following
their ioclinstions, but will punish Old offenders,
and deter any sho NAV have plotted new errors.
We are informed that from one half To three
quarters OF million ~ill probably be recovered
here. and equal or larger sums elsewhere. msking
al important aggregate.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-20
81 e D..

On Sunday at p. n, GroRer, ANN. daughter Of
Joseph aud Mary Avels, sged years and m nths.
The funeral viii take place from the family residence
si7 South Pennsylvania street, Monday February 90
at 3 o'clock p m The friends OF the family are re-
specially invited 10 attend
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-20
u. s. $40 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BEARING BONDs.

These Boots worth = premium q siEs per
cent, including soic interest from Soseuber. -hich
makes the actual profit on the % loan At current
rates inc udirs steresi sboat per per snnum
Besides is ezsaxsisa rro,a 1ss aad saieipas
ton, 'eA'cA eide frosz 6, three PER oenf more.
according 10 the rate levied other property. Tn.
iHteres, Is payable annually by coupons ATTACHED
to each note Which may be OF and soid any bank
or banker.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-20

Speech 81 Non srsvess y nsrd I'm
the state senate. February 10 1903.
on >ensre joint ue~oiufson 40. 10
hsch repessd G." rattfy the
Amendment 40 the Constitution OF
the United states.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-20
DAILY, KEEPER 4 RUSH
IECTU ES,
Philosophy of Marriage

FEtEE PR0PRIEToRS OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM
4 Of Anatomy have determined. regardless Of *
Pense, 20 issue free. tf0F the bensf - suffering hu-
mainly and suppression Of qusck.ry) four fthe,r mo-.
In erestng and instructive Lectures Mari
disqualification. Nervous ard Ph, steal Debility Pre-
ma ure oecine Of Manhood. Indigestion, wssbness Of
Depression, lmpoency. Los, 4 Ebergy and Manly Pow
the graf Social Fvl and hoe Naiad. Which result
rom youtofGi toies excuses 81 maturity iguorarce
Of Physiology and laws of Satare.
These invaluable Lectures have beer the means q.
epightenins and sving thousands and will be frwsrd-
ed Tree, on receipt Of our Stamps, ~ addressing
tsrv. New ork Museum OF Anatomy and Medicine SIS
Bresc~sy, View York jsn2l -c'y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-20
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DUPONCO'S
GOLDBI PERIODICAL PILLS,
FOR FEMALES
fnfaiiiblc in Correcting srregu.
larities. Removing ObstrucsiOn>
at the Monthly Turns, from
Whatever Cause. and Always
successful as n Preventative.

And the "only sare" and CERTAIN REMEDY for all
those act ng complaints peculiar the sex wheIh-
er married or sing -
These Pils are nothing new, hut have been used BY
the ociOrs Tor many years, both IN france aud Ane
lea, wi unparalleled success every end be =
urged by many thousand laeies Who used them
make the Pills public, fr the alienation o those Suf
ferng from any irregularities whatever, well
prevent increase Of family VIII re health will hot
permit II. ies pscUlarly situated or those srppos
Ing themselves are Cautioned against using these
Pill while in condition the proprietor
pom -ibiiy the above dm nit on koug
their m'lness wocli prevent any mischief hea III.
Otherwise the ills a-e recommended Full and explicit
directions scco DPany each box
$4,000 BOXES HAVE bern SOLD ITTwO YEARS.
Ten thousand boxes by letter both by myself snd
ent 10 al parts ef the world, 10 which an,vers have
been returned Ia which ladies' LAY nothing like the above
Pill have been known since the SCIENCE OF MEDI-
CINE DAMNED UPON TIE WORLD IN REMOy, Nc.
OBJ >TRUCTiUNS AND RESTORING NATURE 10 ITS
therosy color Of health" the heck Of deli
cate.
PRICE 81 90 PER BoX SIX BOXES forss %.
Sold by all Drusgsts. and by the following JobbinS
and Drug houses, Agents for ndisnspolis Ind ana:
ladies by sending o. procure the Pills, sent Gun
tdentisly oy N Ill and without observation, to snv
part Of the CRY coun'ry,1 ard for sale by
TOMLlNS0N Il COX, NJ L. East Washington street
STEWART 4 k0RGAN, No. 40, East Washington
street.
". l. HAsETT CO, No. u, West Washington
street.
H LEE Scs Is aud 90, Bates Block
J. y. SESOuR, Nc. s. Bates Block, and By
DAILY, KEEFER K RUSH,
wholesale Druggists No -, South Meridian stree;
G. s LACEY, General travelling Agen, for the Western
States, ls7, dearborn rect, Chicss o, Illinois
None Genuine unless the box is signsd"S. y.
hO"E" jan3l-dlyeed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-20

U.S.7-SOLOAN

By saiAori,y e ne Secretary - Tie Treasury, TIE
undersigned has ASHAMED tie General Ssb-crip,son
Agency Tor the sale 81 rnei States Trss.sry Notes.
bearing sr4 thrseeHtAs per cent isisrsss Per
srnuru. known a. the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-20
HOT ELS.
WANTED.

yNvs<s ssONGH-Agents every
w wLere 20 introyfure the SIS ShGtc d Carr
EdHis Nssc1g kIchrS, the oily loo price machine II
the -ssrntry shich ! licensed BY Grover s Bake
Wheeler 4 Wilson. Howe singer Co, sJd hachelcer
salary and expenses. isrz- COMMISSIONS allowed ~
t er Mscan no sod for less than forts dollars eaet
sa/rszce4<1<s the seller and ks1zs ul1s
trat-d circulars seat free. Address
SHAW 4 CLARK. ht6eforc, Esas
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-20
SEVEN.TRIRTY LOAN.

rhese Notes issued under date q Augus ish lses
ere convertible :, he orsion Of TIE holder Iato
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-20
PURE AND UahOUl TeRaTEG ARTICLES

4 GOO Inducements my einsr WESTERN
HOUSE zna ~ feel confident srder sfacticr
beth - prices anc qualify 6 articles.
An articles v-frsDtcd a. represented.
lS-feod in.4n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-20
INDIANA LEGISLATURE
SENATE
SATURDAY. February is.

cATlkDAfs AeDihstl 10
order at a N
The secretary. journal Of yesterday was read
and approved
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-20

Senate bills 81 srd 3s see page A. 100 Up.
1881 l46, o. 1861 lbs. % 2l5,) ard l64 (,o-
troduced uasday.) and les. tin,todnced We
ne d,y. and Senate joint resolutions IL. Up. So
- o. &c.. aud Ia O.. I3l we're Ieau tIe sec''i,u
time and ordered To be enggossed for Tho third
reaaing
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-20
THE ONLY LOAN In MARKE'
GREAT POPULAR LOAN or THE PEOPLE.


Less than s2eo 900 remain unsOld. which will
probably be disposed Of within the co 90 days
when the will probably commsod premium.
has ua'fOrrly been the closing the ,zhscrir-
lions 20 ohsr issns.
In order that etisensin every ard section n the
country msy be az ,rded facilities for taking the csn
the National Banks State Rank. and Private Bsukers
throughout the country have generally agreed
cssve subscriptions par Subscribers will sei.c tb.iF
ewn agents in shcm they have confidence. sua who
oily b. esPon~ibs Tor The delivery Of TIE
Cor shicb they receive orders
JAY COOKIE,
Sab -erp,ioa Agent PHILADELPHIA.
subscription will be rec.i ed Nv the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS
CITIZENS
fehl5-oSnsw3mi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02
-
lrfnRtes rYt1nE GOVFnHnR.

The f'sis 0: tho ste e Tcyas isf upon
all her peog.s. A- yJa loVe Icx.s--s'
y41 revere hcr yooi nana ami Asro.cs.eeis
"a sou share o Aof Interests ard b nor.
be TIA 10 H., dn, T. she row claims from
your hearts and han1s
faifhiane', courage, oaefs! a. The
preset, hour wili save the Slst- Fal,n,
IN 'bce, .yop drag her mo ut abyss from
81 hles there caa be- 40 ascent.
Ne91' .-iiors ate pending 10 seenre %,
vital n.s-u:.is VI ,l4n state. and eaabls the
solder aner his long year. 81 bloody toi.,
% havc security OF his home, and pursas
his industry b peace acclu'e 70 yon
that b l. ~ yoBr power 10 seerre Thee
terms rall God % Ai'ncs' hat II they
are iosi. you're vii be- tho faa,t acalre-
p-oAch.s scr to erase, ami 'h' msseae
.oef Of loHeriy i5f-yef vii follow Won.
/ iis.eft1 ile name ct rex- us be-;
. brighter word Cor heFoism yclr o-e'h.
-ea 'fcu, ghs hal,leiis-i~ 9eTsnd 't- Ni.ss-
e- ar ~ their sag 20 mel you They
hi !. heavy heart. sat they bring sorl,
t,aa aa,y aad instinct With honor All
that bravery could darr ani eu3urgncu
~ p. 'iry ga tor yor ilsrs Her they
ask & ON you 1uly hTmres. and pAllss c.
a o y TINE. lor saar common icAas.
Soldier nhat vii you nav TO tel
th-m
sellors How VI ,hes regard yoa'
WA thnv cogn ~ the nains II " Teas
uher 10 balcny 70 Won, 4 y0u ia'i
'har ard 'sl ynnr country row
t. ssr ii rr.as. y. " Tow Sif-
y 4, foa'- - tho Zee winds Ofhcrs hsve
gore dn~n. {, "a We, " III. nigh sd
vanced u IS in frus se.Tiing u dis
honor ard s.Rne ever stsla ia brgh'
rIofj,- tel 900 pla'a'v you VII Dc &c
a,n sho Do o. That asr . tus5l.d 70
y0nr allegiance srI dgiy. TINE 70 IL, y
vi -smsin the embltia n hcro- sd
pairlolisri--of memories ard hor.' tilsr
elsfioBp
ut.hnld 90 exircnle ,isws ! cave ~
ms fact.c DE 6c'Isus declare frsusy
% he poop OF ieN1s, 'het u the ter-l'
can We procured which ! htleye We a.
nae "a ue caGrie Of obtaining ! ssf'.
haw % What seems tie ltstiny Witch ~
,,r-~- T,xag n the American Crio7 at
N 1ood a''h - log sf charged VII
yaor cts-uive pewr- ! vii sex 70 'ssc
DIS Transition H. i4e nalscr vlleA MI
be. prul -ct The interests Of IT, -,s'e.
en- .6d "a gable ~ NJ. 'ior'7
selaltr yrn "a ,1gr p'sef Or Aislss
rrrror- Milhml % nv pct r. e s'rr' 20
caiHef nrfrly for the welfare n le,hs
invoke tl,s u'-rns, .xer'i1ss Of al .el
iiera srd citizens 70 npha 4 law. 20 pr,
sff,r Order To tsrrff~f rrrsAartr and CIV
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02

The London Times ssys urgAai1cl Vsr
/. over thinks the South can prplung 'ae
,,rugs.e ifrcgal,rly- b,ltsves the North
viii oiier .lDernl Terms. which vii be re,
,ectfi. The Lgu,oa l,mes s an arraat
lypoesit, ia AMERICA agairs aad, on
ia. tLeme, ssqIiycs manly to be ignored
N cr.crat.d Gnu ID
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02

presence Of shrcwd and capable op
/ Pputuis, no was early tans"t INN
suAl war'nrss and scticen'c on Jus
puled topics, which education has
ltted him admiralty iui--thc hRh
; position he nov holds he - ainau
iui great pronpiIinde, icarl"ssn, SIS
aud energy 81 character and
Nafh '"ver u 10" great masses oi
Tue community it'h WHOM 10
sPrhhg
Tie promise 81 thc lntufc taxing
INTO consideration the iiiiicn'tlcs
through which we have yet scarce
" PASSED, could uos oc better W 9
@haN have rore.c a. matter o'
COURSE III" great 1ehl created ~
TIE war WI H1au be is.t IN every
hnrseh 4 20 ule land no disrnp'
titn u s1ciciy Ih the south Wal
b" Taught VIII danEci' anu Uie
rlS''fahou oi harm-',l"ur como b.
ton Nj th.pga VIII can y = lne 'N''
cls' "i 'he WlStN' ''A''T,''"hs'. p.
'uI iHf.'gh 'ei'lieiis are 's"'a' J
. great many lneSiinh7 4'insi'n W.
lns'heui hn' Ne nave no" 81 ne
'aI OF INC -'Fe,''f'''' . i,'''' NJ
po'd' ana !g' o'ser''t '',7'u'' T.
ono VIC "'u '' u''fot I" - y
N'''S "i'' % 't'' u" " '' ''
| have also very iWr1gthn. IN
mnpicatiH1 'o forward. % srrctiur
the u.t 8fnfria'raGau. Mhrthe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02

Gen f0frctt issaes 80 nt1er q bis tf0ara
N which Ne SAYS That ve arr hcl,cn
is sriaCy'i ~ iurt. any further ross iaaee
on ON pafi ral.d he justly regarded us
tho airs hclghl OF 'oly cod Tssan,.s p
lie says o. ,etms ofsmnedcs are aEop
Die compHmfn's the troops On hayre
i.,, " Au,y. add eshu-ls them 70 par
soc an cpcu and n---,'y eonfs. 70 t'roT u
oo.et This sdv,ec nan'~rS VIC 'pWd
IA b4arr aIl ses,ih'. n'sa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02

south. md NE South resume She cult
yajilu II is Old slap, for export. II IS
Ear more important ths, The Government
should loos to this thar 90 Strengthening
he hsrftrs agnir., Danger That =
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02

Washington April 2l-l; j. an
Hyaieu'ah.e uessm 20 ;hh imyfi
.au people 20 lila irgclulc. ,hA.
wc have ,u Andrew Johnson Prr-
dent who com iu,ly up Go the
popular American i3cl ul what
CuU Magistrate should toe "A Wig.
arlns. pttmrt, abr Determined
man uHn whe will not 'rt irc
not Wal upHa ] Na0'd many -Hd
wotl ur w.tk u-eras'ry - preserve
the j. nifty Of toe Repn' IL ned
CIV. It i;s proper stains .b the fam.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02


lofatiou OF 'ne 'obs d's'a'o,H !. eoa th'tt
FuF'ed ftiatois between tH N'|ftp' sec
,ohs - " p 80 !, ~ r ,,' rs 49,,
~ ~ -. T., l. lsao,i- j,
.',.,.,,6,;., /, ,J
60, ''''', :, IL g., &
= IVY ~ ~ - ...,t
y. ~ H. .,a,,,,,o AZ c,,,,.,,e -,.,,c,rh
y w ',',,'' a., 80 -. 49,.
,.e,, an estimate ma : m good authority.
IN tie .sect ehet lte dininntiou IN TIA
rs,, fse,ea mathis = Ii ~, be ies- than
!, ,l,opsand millicns Of dsllsrs lhe ces
ss,,an "A tn necessity Of 50 man, Proves;
MARSHALL the dsusrtu,e 9, tbs as,apniiu',
Of tho m1lti,utinaas army O. contractors
the REDUCTION Il tae army 10 tue lowest .
uosa,D.. minimum. the return O. the men 4
comm. sing n 90 'hc prosecution u in,lus .
trmf avocaf.nus. tlo ieccsagly couscq utGt I,
.enn,os M Ir sll .mm'aro. On. nfe uli 2
90 many rrees.a-v result. 81 me r-are pc.
80 III ~ he. bs..r s0 iu,friorsy inauga
ra,el ~ onr new l'e-.,i,ut
va, ,.,,t ,r,.Ir e,J -,id;e,Iv.arr,s in
II ~. -. ,,rr h,va tear ION
-. a.. ,sa, n, n. =, .er sil. baye
,.,.,,b,i, .c.s, - ,bo s,,,n,ion mn
-. .s .,o,r,- ono, ,1r god hr
g. t.o !, s,,,,, T., patgof sn IA
..i,.;o, A., ,,ir ,a CONFERENCE.-The
-. - -.-,.,.,.,n ~ .nars IA
..4,i No., .fa., how a lau.is ole
- ...,...,,.,t .-t ,},a ia.tie, a.
~ e',.'.,.,.''-, s,i -, frc spir't II chs
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02

I fined and unmistakable object in
view They ARE really 10 man,
announcements to the might've JET
forsnn DAVIS, and HE i'incfaut Cab.
met. Iad go al who hive "a any
way. shapr. ar manner. aided or
/ Allotted, AZ lcadcrs 4 the Southern
. tunlederacy, that they must leave
Tho country or suffer the cunse.
qn,ucr= firmly briicvr that Pres.
idcut johnson would rather prefer
not ~ execute single man. # he
could possibly avoid Il and remain
consistent 90 hjs IDEAS 81 duty for
'ilthc lcadcfs ufthis rebellion would
y unfairly clear ont of the country
HE trmpei Is too high, and hir splf
% tr mobile, to permit b m 10 enter.
tain a dsatrc ~ visiting rr0u the
secondary satellites Of the extinct
Cnr9r1cracy the extreme punish.
men, W. would uo' hesitate 10 in
1lct mon thr IDaoiug eorsriraior-.
OF pu thing, Hnwe,er, there is no
3 dnnl'. that t 'h" Confederate lead
r's--srrh o. DAVIS and h7 imme.
Hi1'" a-.+'.c',t"---rver sharl conn
w'H'u Mr. J Hhnet's grasp they
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IM"''r Nj johnson WI treat
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"..' III, H''H'"' N'''H'f- l''Ic
'.''i s' 90 '"rh~cN' .o'i. save ~ the
10. 90 we more
900 1891 'sI."' OFT N ifiti'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02

The public treasury All that terri
blc army of provost narshals with
lhcir petty iusaicncc aud contempt.
lb,e mrhgnity ". ~ ic svert into Yh-
liv I'M; thousau,s ard tens Il tauu.
sands e the clerks na,d agents
and Especial cbminissiouots," and
the Ike, viii disappear from public
gaze and cease 20 dspir!C the PEG.
Plies earnings shuddy will pcri-h
outright and heRrtless contractors
will ~ longer grow ia On The blood
and sweat of the nation
Upon the delicate question wiH.
ing out Of the relations lctwceu
tie white and black races. Pr
dent johnson dncs not intend to
prcmaturcly uommi. himself slave
~. lc regards as dcod and buried
lie swcafs Ivy the cmanrip- uen
Proclamation 4 late TIC President.
But the Constitutional Amendment,
which VIII be very shortly adopted
ny tue number Of -. tcs requisite
to give II Legality viii rrlleyr him
of u world % trouble IN this Hn'tcr.
Tho question Of negro ri,,reush;p
he Is willing to submit 20 the pco.
,to .,,he If,i,ea S,,,ca garcrallv
:, tho f,,.,f re,pl. ~ H.. several
St,,.s i,,t,rcI,,l
For n must 4, rrI'ersto4l that
,aas ra an. rrinri,Ic /. H.. nov
,rcsid.pt moro ,hsr,url,y p,,.
nonn,eo ,l,n upon thia tfnt H.,
State can commit ri, d. " 10y tie
Irassaea Of w ordinance Of .ercs.
sion he considers state suicide