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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

G1- A considerable number Of re-
cruits from various parts of tbs district
came in last night for examination and
muster aog1ac
The work of recruiting goes brayely
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24
PROPOSALS..

OFrIez or ASSISTANT QcAsrKEMksTEz,
$685. Esa8sxiIls. Ina, Jan l3th, Is6s. !
PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL BE
L received at tais o1i1e Entil u n, TE~sday,
January 2zth. is 3, TT supplying monuments fer
deceased soldiers inferred II Oak Hill Csuskery.
70 be .zowerue5 By the blowing spec heezSoas
Good seasoned Pine or Oak Lumber, free froE
knots, plAned and 70 rsosiTs three coats Of white
paint, With an sdditi nal eoss Of coal for the
part under ground the lsttsrsng TO Re in black
paint, with sAs name Of TIE solder SHADED hsiEht
@ be three and half 81 feet nft-su is iGebss
wide. and two 3 iaehes thick.
Proposals are8naFanis4 With sanpIs zfi form
= hasiE for Write r5ntract for supply Of szrh
IS nay - rsquirel fsr he gear Is5S-
W. HART.
fanl4-i0t Csatsiu zad A. O n.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24
HKIMsTRKKTs
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
NOT 4 DYE

B1t restores gray hair to its original color, ~
'appiying ths capillary tubes vita bstarAl susie
nance. impaired By age or disease. All issaA,aas
80 dyes are composed % lunar oostie. destroying
tbs vitality aHd beauty Of ths hair. aud sn0sd o.
themselves no dressing. Hsinstrest's Tnimitstis
oolsrng net only restores hair 10 IL natural ooioF
" 90 easy process, but gives ths halra
Luxurfant Beauty
promotes Its growth prevents its falling %, Grad
loAies dandFuf, aad imp.~ y health Ane pleasant.
70 tbs head. Ithas toOa the test Of tis,s "
ug The eoioFinal Hair Dol oring, and i constantly
Increasing ia favor. ussd - both gentlemen ans
iAfiss. Il Is seld BY all respectable dealers ~
can b. proaursd By tbsm 81 ths s0uamercial
agents, D. S. BARNES 40, 2Oa Bread way, rsv
York Two sizes. 20 esnts sad 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24
mAeAN,s MAoNoL A hahn.

uAGAN's MAGNoL A BALM.
This lie the mosi delightful and extraordinary
article ever discovered. II ehangea the sun burnt
faes aud hands 10 p.Ariy satin tszinre Of ravish
lag bsaasy. iparting the marble purity Of you III,
and thedisisa 80 AppesrAnosf SO iuviing 10 the city
belle q fAshloa. IL removes tan, fFeoklos, pin.
Pies and roaghneas from the skin, leaving the com.
Flsriou b. transparent aAd smooth. IL con
taihs no material lnjurioas to the ska. Patron
lzei By Actresses aud opsFa Singers. II Is whai
every lady should nave. soid sveryvhsrs.
Prepared b. W. r. BAgen. Troy, n. 7.
Address ali orders 70
DEMAs 8. BARNES 4 co.. New 70
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

rers-as Of sedsns.ry habits treat bid via
~eakues lAs.ituds. pslpitAtioa Of tie heart, isSk
sf APOSTLE. distress sitter eating. torpid liver
roastiYafioa, dsservs % su6vr. Il they gill
ny he oslsbrSted
PLANTATION BITTERS.
Which arc uow recommended b. the highest Esedi-
cal authorities. and warranted ts produces an "a.
szssisss beneficial eject. They ere sxosediBgly
agresAbls, Iersec-ly Purs, ard Rass sSpereeea az
other soaios where = hsslthy, sestis ssinuleut i'
requires.
They purify. strengthen aud iavigorata.
They create = healthy appetite.
They are an satidots 70 change o. wsssr sad
diet.
They overcome the eject. e dissipation and
late hears.
They strengthen the system sss suilvss The
the mind.
Tesy prevent miAsmAtie ead isssraisssas r..
They purify the breath Aad aeIdisy Q, the
stomach.
They cure DyspsPsiA aad Constipation.
Taey cure Diarrhea and Chelera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint snd EeEroa.
Headache.
They make the weak stTong, the lansuid bril-
liant. snd exhausted aatarss great res1ercT.
Thsy arr COMPOSED o. the celebrated Calisaya bark
Siaiersreea, zassaffas, roots and herbs, al prs
ssfVsl ~ peEssetly Pars St. Crolx raa. For par
t.eulaFs, Sc circulars and Testimonials around
sseA bottle
Beware - imp0st0Fs- Exzaaiae every sastis.
See that il has car private O. 5, s,anp Ensaati-
iate.i over the cork, with plantation scene and
ear signature On fns steel plate side iAhsi. See
that onr bottle is ret Fe-hiled with spurious sad
aeietssioes staa. Aay reEson prvtsnaing &c sen
Plantation Bitsers BY the gallon o. In ealk, j. an
imps-ior. Any person initiating this bottle, or
seliiRg any other material therein, whether called
Plantation nitssrs Or n-t, Is criminal undeF ths
I g. $. Law, and will be % prosecuted by We
already have cur eye several parties re-hiiins
cur bottles, sc, who viii succeed in getting
themselves iafo clos quarters. The demand 70
brakes Plantation bitters from ladies, clergy,
men, merchants, &e., is incredible. The simph
trial Of bottle Is the eviasncs present Of fhei
worth and superiority, They arr SOLD BY All n
! speotEbis druggists, Erooers. physicians, hotsis
saloons, stesm boats, and eountry stores.
p. II. DRAKE a co.
Ne ~ broadway, n. y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24
DYE-HOUSE.
Al. Adams,

Celebrated Steam Dye House,
TTAs JUST BEEN REFTTTKD AID Is VOW
E1prSpared 20 do as 6ns Colorfng ~ can b dons
ssthsr II the East or west. Cornsr ofIngls sca
HGrzss Strssts-
-. DEs ~ kiB1s Of plAts ezs ezey wits -
good ssd csaes sHy sStasitasEz ssi In - gssts
o. shor1 bo1os- sSA -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24
CITY NEWS.

B6T Arrangements are making for
sinking coal oil well at ArAzil, Clay
County.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

p@ Go to wrights Gallery, No. 8
Second street, tor your Photograph
All work warranted equal to any from
Eastern cities. Dec 22-dtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

Two NoToRIoUs MURBERERs KILLED.
The Home Guards of Cumberland
County, KY, under command Of Burr
Huddleston, have at length put an end
to the existence of those two notorious
murderers, Berry Short and q fellow
named Ashlock They we're killed a.
Dr.. Samuel Ioore's place, in Turkey.
usck Bend, Cumberland Rive, IN Men.
rec County.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24
AnMTErsrRAToR's NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ Court Of Cemnsn Risss Of Faz3srbarSh
D. Boyrer Tsktsrs OF z6uiBsstrAEiou ca the estate
Of John Bowrn, ssceAs5s. said estate s probably
--., -. GEORGE D. BOWEN,
BAxBR MARsH. AttcTrsys.
EvAzsvills, vanssrbursh souAtF, Indl&zs.SAn-
1xzy lssh. 1sss- s&n1s-sEW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24
Soldiers of ths Army Of the Ja,nes.

EOtutcfS u sue ~tFHt8 ~ t"o S0AAtSs
Your commander, relieved By order
of the President, takes leave of Won.
Yonr conduct in the field has extorted
praises from the unwilling You have
endured the privations OF camp and
marches without murmnrs. You have
never failed in attack when ordered.
Yon have stormed and carried works
deeraed impregnable BY the snemy;
you have shown them TO be so, BY hold
ing them against bis fercest assault ia
attempting 20 retake them. Those skill
ed in war have marvelled at obstacles
overcome by your valor. Your line Of
works has excited the wonder of officers
Of other nations, who have come 10
learn defensive warfare, from the mouu-
ments of your skillful labor Your
deeds have rendered your names illus.
triUug In after-times, u will be your
Generals proudest memory TO say with
you, 81, too, was of the Army Of the
James" TO share such companionship
ia pleasure; TO participate in such acts
is honor; to have commanded such an
army is glory. No one could yield it
without regret Knowing your willing
ebsdience to orders, and witnessing
your ready devotion Of your blood in
your eountry's cause, have been chary
of the precious charge eonfded 10 me
/ have refused to order the useless sac
rifee of the lives Of such men, and
am hereby relieved from command.
The wasted blood Of my men does not
stain my garments. For my actions |
am responsible to God aud my country.
To the colored troops Of the Army OF
the James in this army: You have been
treated not as iaborers bat as soldiers;
you have shown yourselves worthy
Of the uniform you wear The
best officers of the Union seek to
command you. Your bravery has
won admiration, even Of those VIC
would be your masters; your patriotism
fidelity and courage have illustrated tbs
best qualities Of manhood; with tbs
bayonet you have unlocked iron-barreC
gates of prejudice, opening new feldi
for freedom, liberty and equality o
rights to yourselves aud your race for
ever.
| Comrades Of the Army of the James
bid you farewell, farewell.
BzSsANIs F. BUrLER,
Major General
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24
TRANsPORTATION.

CfTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touching
- AZ QUEENSTOWN, Cork HAEEoEl The
veil knowu stsarnsrs Of the Liverpool. Esw York
and Phflzdeiphia Steamship CouFssy I1msn
Liusl, carrying the z. 6. kails, fzssnss1 %
sail - foiioEs:
BoTEsUaaH ........--..........- Saturday, Dee =
GLASGOW -.-.---..---.---.---.---. Saturday - a.
CITY % NANCE EsTKk $4,000 eaturass.s
And every succeeding Saturday, - Aopn' ron
Pier s., North River.
RATS OF PASSAGE
PAYABLE In Gold or It's squiFAlsnt 70 SaFtsaeyJ
r,-s- r.vT~ $50 60 sTEEEAeE---.----.---sSJO -
~ a. T,ogSo1-.- s. % DO 70 London---. - .
- - - Is ~ do 10 Paris ..-... ~ -
~ - rs--burr % % DO 20 Hamburg. 81 %
P.sse1~sTs are also forwarded % Bayrs. Brsnsu,
vD-.fs-szrn, Antwerp, &c, A. equally low rates.
rs~ss from Liverpool or Qussnstogns Les Cabin
e. IS, sIO5. etssrzgs so. Thoss sho wish
= nd fer tkeir fftszds can Buy fisksfs here 81
tbsss rats
Tor further infornAsion apply At ths co1p4zy's
of8-ss. JOHN @. DALE, Agent,
u BEoadvzy, EsV Tork.
BKHN . AEEe. Asnnts,
dscz-sn ktSn1Fiifs, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

TRIAL or sFx.-The trial Of the al |
legged SPY, S. B. Davis, the keeper Of the
rebel prison.psn a; Audersonyille, has
been concluded, and the PRONUNCIATION
Of the findings and sentence IS row
looked for -
The following rs tue fosF statement
made by The accussd.k
.EnaceHstonsd % spssk il public 70
men such as evideusly gse this court
Is composed Of, | ay.well ask you, as
the school-boy in his speech, 70 pass By
sny imperfsctions in my remarks.
Gentlemen, you cannot make me out
a sgg, when ! am convicted. simply Of
carving dispatches. | can prove they
we're dispatches By the prisoners with
whom / was confined at Newark, and
/ hy British subjects in. Canada. They
/ know they contained uothiug injurious
/ 10 the United States Government There
was, SO far as / know, nothing IN either
of the dispatches that / took, or was car
( rying back, that could in the least inter
fere with the United States, or give any
benefit to the Confederate government
What | say TO yoh will not have the
weight Of feather on this case. Still
( II il d e0mfort 10 one who Is innocent,
to say TO those who hold bis life in their
hands that he is innocent
The dispatches bad did not bsaI
one iota Of information as 10 what wal
going on within The Limits of the UniteG
States. WbhtI say nay have but little
weight upon The decision Of this court
r hope aud believe YOU ara impartIa
and Just men, serving your country q
best you NAV. So have | done. Ant
if it should be NV fate 70 die upon th
( gallows, or by the musketry Of an enc
} nv, can look 10 God with clear con
science, aud look every man 10 the fac
that ever breathed, and know that d
7 innocent Of the charge alleged Rgains
! me. Yes, gentlemen, you may shoe
d or hasg, and launch nae into eternit
n before the bar Of God, now, or wheE
ever it may seem it, but, gentlemen
that moment the muskess fire, or d
8 trap-door falls, an innocent man
/ launched into eternity.
n " Gentlemen, do not ask pity. y
heart fears nothing on this earth. | q
no coward /, like the rest Of you, has
lie faced bullets before to-day Some
10 you have marks of them-I can sho
, them, TOO. ask not for pity; ] ask b
/; for Justice II IN Justice, you Or Al
! other court on Gods globe can NAL
" me oct a spy, hang me. gentlemen;
N am not afraid to die Young as | a.
- scarcely serged into manhood, | sou
a ike TO live But, gentlemen, am I
/, coward, and | deem a man who wou
- stand here before his felloE-men, befo
I. soldiers who have faced the foe, vi
Il have felt bullets, and ask pity, does q
Il deserve the name Of man Had
T. thought that you could have regard
= - me as spy, nothing could have fore
- me out OF Richmond As 70 gs,heril
:, information, have Bossay TO show th
! have not done IL / knoE have on
done my duty. | have done il as hes
could. God knogs what intended; a
he knows that do not deserve deal
e But If die, 90 without asking pi
ch bat a. soldier should die. fear =
a. death, and can 20 10 the Judgment !
Of God now, tomorrow, or Whenss
it mar plsuse the Chef Magistrate
es this country to say, Go
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

Ia The New York Tribune makes
an exhibit Of its. business for the year
1864, showing the following result:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

sSrIn the death of William d. Fry,
which occurred at Santa Crus on ths
2lst of December, the New York TFi5-
,fns lost one of its most accomplished
and influential editors, and the musical
world one of It's brightest ornaments.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

a9- A campbellits religions revival
is progressing at Sullivan.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

gThe committee appointed 10 Sc
cure q speaker to address the Publish
er's Convention, which is to meet in In
dianapoIis on the Sd of February,
decided to invite the Rev. DR.. BrownloE,
and the invitation has been sesssdinsly
extended. We hope hs win accept
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

JEssEs MovEMEsTs Colonel Jesse,
one Of The guerrilla leaders 10 Keuaekys
passed within two miles Of CynthianA
on Friday. with about sefenty-hye men
Considerable excitement prevailed at
Cyuthiana in consequence, aud ibe town
vas under martial iaw. Jesse's force
subsequently, passed through Millers-
burg, Bourbon County II is reported
that shey robbed tgo stores lie that VII
L.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

cREsckxr CRY sILyER BAND, ArTrs
TioS ~ gu are requested to meet this
evening, st seven o'clock promptly, in
uniform. A full attendance Of mem
bers is earnestly requested
G. w WARRES, Leader,
Jan. q. Il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

CEELEg's COUGH ouRK, STRICKLAND
- and Meihuqas Cough Rasam, Cherry Pee
toral, Halls naisan, Cary's Cough Cure and
Browns Troohes. Al
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24
DRUGS. LIQUOR rs. 80.


A NOThER SUPPLY Or TIE FULLnwING
n pure aud unsa altern'ed medicinal liquors,
comprising Pert CAtswha. Ciaret, Sambarg,
aud Raspberry Wines; Cognae, Apple and Peach
Brandira; Bourbon, Oid Tim Family ave and
Old Dominiou Wheat Tonic Whistles; Old Tom.
Londen Coruial, OF London Dock and Holland
Gus and Jamaica Runs for sAls at
SCHLAEPEER'S Drug Store
fF,HE CELEBRATED BAKING POWDER,
aud >trAttons Ysast Compound received sad
for sale at SCHLAEP ER'S Drsg Store.
Scratch! Scratch Scratchl
PRURIG0 LGTI0.
A sURE CURE FOR ITCH. WABASH
u Scyst, hes and Illinois Mango. This psspara-
ton being = 10 4, obviAtss all the dissgreeable
and gammy qualities Of Ointment. Price son per
bottle. Fer sale at
scHLAEPFER'S pr1s Store.
Corner Main and S-eond streets.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

FTyoY PAINTS IN GREAT yAhtErX AND
Prioes. Lead Pencils, Pens, Holders, Letter
Paper, Envelopes. At No. 10 First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24
HOMIN Y.

IN BBLs PRIME sEa HohIET KEGEIvED
~ an1 Tor sale b. REILLY eco.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24
Son. RntIer,a rnrnMeIl.

The following is Gen. Buffers fare.
wells address to his soldiers, over which
some Of our metropolitan contempora-
ries have been greatly exercised BY
close perusai, it will be seen that be does
NOT say he is relieved because be re-
fused 10 nsedlessly sacrifice the lives. &c
his msa There is good deal Of style
about it, but that is not peculiar to Gen.
Butler. We used to see just such stuff,
with less sense and eloqaence, from the
Hero of the Chickahoniny
HEADQUARTERS DEPr. OF Va AID y. G. J
AND Army or TUE JAMES,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

DERFUMERY, SOAPS, TOILET ARTICLES,
Il Pomades, Coamotiques, rooth. Nail. Flesh.
Hair aud Cloth Brushes Comhs In sreat variety
may be found At
A q. HALT0 prur s.,r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

A SAILOR MURDERED From reila-
he source we learn that on last Monday
evening discharged sailor Was brulaily
murdered between this city aRd Cairo.
The unfortunate man had been paid Of
bat a few hours beioFes and bad a con
siderable amoaat Of money upon bis
person, which was gone wben be vac
foand. There IS not the least doubt
that be was murdered for bis money oy
some of the thieves and scoundrela who
infess the country between here and
Cairo. IL is fast becoming unsafe for 8
person 10 travel through that portion Of
the country even ia daylight, and IS a
crying evil which calls loudly for rem
edy- Mopaa CIV Journal. 1914
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24
FOR SALE.


4 INV FRAME DWELLING HOUSE 9IHI T
~. completed, containing nlne rooids -
large ana two small hafis, bath se9H
rooms aHd psutTies5 good oe.laE+-e
aud OUT buildings, situatsd On Chestnptsa Piu-' '
Churcb strset Lot ~ b. l2f 1T ~,
fuanire on the premises " o. " - a.
10y. rirst sfrssf, nsa. the Postoflee tts@s-l'sf
DUsIaEss HOUSE FOE SALE sE two
ID story Brick store on I MIRO siissif bssf nfin-
ALVAH JOHNSON,
fau21lm Beal Estate Agent.
ZINE FARM Is CENTRE TOWNSHIP,
"A seven aiIes from the city, containing forty
acres Of improved, aud twenty acres 81 pasture
land, we'll timbefsd, aud with constant spring
orchard Of two acres Of chOice fruit good barbi
stable, corn crib ami we'll Price so per acre.
Apply . Crescent City Drug stpFe. jan2l-2U
TWO STEAM BOILERS FOR SALE, TAKEN
J. from the toN-baat /" Judge IcCiurs." = feet
iosg, and - inches Ia diameter. Apply Al the
boat, nsar Indiana Flour Mills. jsplS-lH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24


MASONIC CHARACTERIZATION, or the
Cricket was admirably produced last
night 10 a large cadence, Sboexpressed
their appreciation Of the play BY FREE
quent bursts Of applause. M
The extraordinary talent Of Mrs.
Golden never shown more conspicu-
oasly The same play viii be repeated
tonight, and We request that the door
keeper, and one Of the suReFnumeraries,
if they must talk during the play, win
have the good manners to.talk outside
vALUABLE PRoPERTT ron SALE-See
the advertise meut in another column Of
new frame dwelling FOR sale, From
the architectural appearance Of the struc-
ture and internal arrangements it is evi,
dent that The builder has good taste and
a thorough knowledge Of his business as
an architect aud builder As there ID
nothing in the city that SURPRISES il, and
being 50 near the central part Of the
city, it makes il "a very valuable piece o
/ property. ~ r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

pURE AND UNApULTERArED CREAM
e-a.rf Il Tartar expressly TOR fnmily use; also ssds
and Spices, a. HALLocK's Drug Store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24
STATEMENT.

IN CAPELLE. pifeeters-
HKEMkN JrxMEz. s@r'y.
Evansville, lad. Jan. t5th. 1855
SE.rE Or TxDzA~As
TAxpxzzUnGz COUNT -
Herman JurkeT, Secretary o. the Evansville
Gzs Light Company, being daily gEorn, declares
the foreg0ing ststsmsns Of said conpA1yls trzs
a1d ccrrecs
svcrn Aad subscribed 20 bsf1rs ne this 18th DAY
Of January, isss.
TLs1 ALLKE 9. EkLLocK.
jSals-& kstAry Public
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

DHYsloIANss PRESCRIPTIONS REOEIv !
special attention at
HALLooK's Drug store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24
PIANO! PIANotI

Secondhand Piano for Sale.
x8IE HAVE yEKY FINE SECONDHAND
w4BEES = coxYSeToS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24
DRUGGISTS.
FAMILY lhE6 STlRg
. q HALLOCK.

(1oCoAINE. AMBRosIA. KATHA AKRON TRI.
lIe ~ copheroua. AL ths most celebrated pres
paraiions for the Hair, can be fosnd az
South
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

Fersoas Of sedsntsry habits trouei~a Nie
Se2kues las.ituds, P4lpitatien Of tie heart, isSA
sf gpesite, distress sitter eating. torpid liver
eozstig atioa. seservs % su6sr. Il they viii
--r-.--..a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

MEDICAL.

E..n.vaI.. Janusry. Il. isss. jsSisotSs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-13
THE HOUR AND THE DAY BEFORE Us.

The following lending article from
tho last Houston TELEGRAPH. isI
worthy Of perusll and serious reGoc
ton We have but orc present OBJ
jeet and purpose before Us, and that
Is, the restoration Of civil rights and
civil power Lot US have no Ill feel
ing, no iissonsious, 10 useless ii
ous,ions Tho first objoc; of e;cy
patriot should be harmony, and au
earnest effort to restore the govern
meut 70 It's original purity and
strength
Advice is more easily given than
followed, oFcn hy by those who give
it. But We cannot refrain from re-
pcatne the .ueeos lions thrown out
by It. directly after the war closed
before vc could flthom the future
thoroughly, and reiterated from time
TO time that We should be hmo-
ni1u. people and that There il no
occasion for the discussion Of po,iti
cal questions among u. which have
mo- immediate connection with our
restoration to self government We
ought to have no divisions moug
ourselves We ought % be united
and tlu. q irgpsrg1 ia .af with
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-13
DIR. \. Is. FLINT.
SURGEON g. PHYSICIAN.

WILL. resume the practice Of his pro
W tession for the present at the late
residence OF George Thomas. seven miles
North Of Marshall, where from ample cN
rcrcuce, in both branches Of the prosrs
sion, he hopes to give satihction TO all
who may cal, upon him
jnly li -. uii-u
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l.. VI. MUTT,
ATTORNEY Ar LAW,

WILL practice in the Courts o. Cad.
w do nySoto. and Booster, aud IN the
supreme Court OF the State
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JAMES TT HNEE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

VI NItSll ALL, TEN AS.
ATiLI practice in the Courts Of the
w sixth Judicial District An bust
ats. entrusted TO him will receive prompt
Intention.
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MAYER BROTHERS,

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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS,
GEORGE LANE,
Attorney n Counsellor at Law

MARSHALL, TEXAS.
WILL give prompt attention to all
W professional business entrusted to
lin 10 merchants of the cities Of New
Cl,ans. New York, nr1 other cities oI
,be Union who have business matters IN
V,4,,rn 1exas, lac refers 10 over twenty
y.gr4 residence to cnti,le him to their con.
'lruce
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SURGEON g FHfS.G AN,

MARSHALL TEXAS.
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