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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-11-02
OBITUARY.

DIED-October 18th, 1865, after a
protracted illness, James Cranmer
aged SO years, IL months and 7 days
James Cranmor, the deceased, was
born in Licking County, Ohio, Novem-
Der 5th, 1906, moved to Lancaster in
1917, where he continued until his
death.
no united with the M. E. Charch
in this place, twenty four years ago,
under the ministry Of the Rev. G. An
dcrson, and was powerfully verted,
and has lived since, a quiet, unassum-
ing, consistent christian. His death,
SO far as man can judge, was calm and
triumphant. Com.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
November 1st, 1865.

NONOtuuCI AoVi AOOo'
Flour-Superfne at 81 5Oa7 IS with.
out buyers, extra at S8a9 so fol. old and
new, and family and fancy at 80 75a
I12.
Whcat-Prime old is in good de-
mand at S2 O5. New ranges from
So 10 to l 80. $50 bushels prime new
sold at 81 Is.
Corn--In fair demand at SOC for
shelled.
Oats--Dull at 39c for No. l. 400
bushels sold BIC. .s..-
Rye--Prime new at 80c.
Provisions-Dull anda lifeless mar
ket.
Grocerics-The market is dull. Rio
Coffee at 3O@33c; Sugar l4ac; Molass,
es 81 10.
Butter-Dull at 40c.
Cheese-Firm at 21c.
Eggs--Are in good demand and
bring 3Oc., shippers count.
Whisky--The stock is much reduced
and the market firm at 50 28.
Hogs--Brisk at S12.
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new York Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 81.
Cotton-Dull and heavy at S7a58c
for middling.
z Flour-Opened steady but closed
dull at S9a8 10 for extra State. SO 75a
8 80 for common.
Wheat dull and in buyers favor with
only limited business doing at 81 80
for amber Milwaukee, SO 80 for winter
red. SO 35a2 81 for new amber.
Rye-Stcady at 81 17al 18 for Can
ada.
Barley-Sl 15al II for Canada.
Corn-$S0a89c for unsound, and 90S
Ole for sound mixed Western.
Oats-Firmer at 56a57c.
Sugar-133a149c.
Butter-In demand at 30a32c fol
Ohio and 4Oc for State.
Lard-Heavy at 24a28c.
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IL eastcoTuerof Of the BroadWay Boarding House,
for the practice Of medicine on the
Il O II A MO s Us II r M ,
win be found At his ofee after tho arSt day Of No.
venber next at all TINES, only when absent on bus.
storers all carefully compounded 81 HE own hsnds
part OF which IS seven different articles or medl.
cines. carefully compounded dnd scientifically and
systematically nrrsngedtn tho accompanying print.
ed prescription, which meets the demands of Pc
male Weakness nallit5 different forms, which med.
lcne can only be found in Dr. Fink's hands For
evidence see testimonials In his Office and else
where.
The above bill Sc 90, with all other necessary at.
tenhon and adnee gratis, In Lancaster and IN the
compass OF ten miles.
In case Of the Doctors absence, the name and ad.
Dress left with the andlady at the boarding.
will be promptly attended 10. Please call ana ex.
anime my medicines. DR.. II. FINK.
Lancaster, Ohio, Oct. 2G-3l 3rno.
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GRANGE OF T1ME.-By reference to
tho advertisement in another column
It will be seen that the time for the
arrival and departure Of trains has
been changed. The westward bound
train arrives here at 1913 A. NJ
Thcrc are ether changes. Persons tax
ing the morning Freight aqd Accom-
mediation, viii make Immediate con
hection at GAINESVILLE, east or west or
tho Central Ohio.
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bargains, RarRsins.l

Great rush at Levy's mammoth clio
thing depot, another fresh arrival ol
Ready Made Clothing of every des.
cription, cloths, cassimeres, beavers
hats, caps, trunks &c, &c.
Men and boys if you want 10 save
money in buying your Fall and Win.
ter clothing go to Levy's in the Shelter
Block, where You will find the largest
and cheapest stock Of clothing in the
market. v
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lecture on the Atmospheric Telegraph
By letter from the Cincinnati Com
mercial, published elsewhere, it will
be seen that Mr.. Mason, of Carroll,
has invented a system of tclegraphing
throagh the air. Mr. Mason will, in
short time, deliver a lecture in this
city upon the new system. The num-
bcr of porsohs admitted will be limit
ed to about fifty. The time of the
lecture will be announced IN our next.
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THE old friends and former patrons
of Joe Hawkins, will be glad to know
that since his return from the army,
he has ro-opened his barber shop, in
the Shawk building, few doors east
of the Bank, where hc desires to see
all his old customers. Joe is an ex-
ceilent barber and a worthy fellow
Give him q call.
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Concert.

Attention is invited to tho cores
pondence between Miss Caroline
Schneider and number of citizens, to
be found elsewhere. Miss Schneider
will, on Tuesday night next, give her
last Concert in this city before remov-
ing to New York. Let our people
manifest their appreciation of her high
musical powers by a large and hearty
attendance.
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Theatre.

The Weaver Dramatic Troupe has
been playing at the City Hall for nearly
a fortnight, and has givon no small de-
light to the play-going public. To.
night and tomorrow night will close
the season." Give them full houses.
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"o'sis a peerless boy,
ncld, SH,cls, 4 .S i.geSSaioas, forward, va 9.

4 noiu, guich, ihKvhlousp IOrWard eApanej
Hes ALT the mothers nom tip to tee,
And'may be easily cured ofthe dread
life destroying disease CATARRH, by
the use ofDr. D. FL. Seelye's LIQUID
CATARRH REMEDY, before it has
worked its sway down the throat to the
lungs, and thus blasted proud par
eats hope.
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nay Our Young Folks for November,
the best Juvenile Magazine in tho Eng
lish language, has been received at the
News Office.
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machine
improved. Mr.. Biliinghurst is the on
ly agent in tho city.
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FOR THREE DAYS ONLY.


no you want to buy Planet
DO you want to rent a Piano with privilege Of
buying!
DO you want to exchange your'old-g for moth.
ing Instr ument for IL new onel
DO you want to buy an Organ for your Sunday
SCHOOL,
DO you want an Organ for your Churchi
DO you want NJ eIode con for your daughter.
DO you want to buy Phillips Musical Leaves,
CALL on the Agent of Phillip Phillips a. CO.:
Pixies Opera House, Cincinnati, o., He
stops at the TALLMADGE HOUSE, ROOM "A, OF
at Mr.. Binghurst's News Office.
Lancaster, Nov. I'd, 'G5, 3lu
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';s sar Some interesting facts IN rel
b ercnee to Sherman and his campaigns
will be found on our first page.
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Agents w antedFor
The secret Service, The Field, The Dun
geon, ana the Escape,
I. BY ALBERT D. RICHARDSON, =. y

BeonI ana the Escape,
BY ALBERT D. EicH2RDsoE, I.3
New York Tribune Correspondent. 2,
The most interesting and exciting book ever pub.
lished, embracing Mr. Rlchafdsons unparalleled ez.
perenc9 for four years travelling through the South
In the secret service ofthe TFbane at the outbreak
of the war, with oT armies and fests both east and
west during the first two years ofthe Tsbe!Iion his
thrilling capture his confinement for twenty months
IN seven different rebel PRISONS his escApe and Al
most miraculous journey By night Of nearly 400 miles.
IL WIN abound In stirring eyenta, and contain more
ofhc fact incident and romance Of the war than az
other work published. ~ n 17
Horace Greeley says: "a great many books will
get be written concerning this War In addition 10 tho
many already in print; but not one OF them will give
within similar compass clearer, fer, more read
able account entirely from personal observation Of
the nature aniinus purposes, tendencies and nstru.
mentaltes OF the Slavoholders Rebellion than does
the unpretending narrative Of Mr.. Richardson"
Teachers, ladies' energetic young men anh espec
tally returned and disabled officers snd soldiers, in
want Of profitable employment. will find ii llaYly
adapted to their condition. We have agents cea ring
Sl75 per month, which we will prove TO any doubling
applicant, Send forcirculars. Address
JONES BROS. 4 Co
lis West Fourth g., Cincinnati, Ohio.
September 2l ,lm.F
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n zsG-Mr. DoRicles, the Agent of Phil
ip Phillips & Co., Of Cincinnati, Piano
Dealers, is at tho Tallmadge House,
Room "a. Sec advertisement.
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Your friends
LANCASTER, Nov. 1, 1865.

o, Iu. LANCASTER, Nov. l, 1865,
Messrs. NJ, A. Ddugherty, P, B. ESiag,
d, TdIlmadge, John Gardghty and
others:
GENTLEMEN -Your note of the 26th
inst, in which you tonder me COM
plimentary benefit before my return
to'New York, is received. 1 thank
full accept your very kind offer, and
would name Tuesday, Nov. 7th, for
the Concert 10 take place. Hoping
that my efforts to please may meet
your approval, 1 am,
Very respectfully
w CAROLINE SCHNEIDER.
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s6- The President has set apart
Thursday, December 9TH, as day OF
National Thanksgiving.
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TNRoM the subscriber, living in Bloom township
one mile east Of Lithopos, on October lst, 1865
Edward Haynes, an apprentice TO the brcklaying bu'
siness. All persons are hereby warned against har-
boring or trusting sad apprentice my account.
One cent reward will be paid for his return.
j. T. critics.
Oct. 10, 9W."
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Ifyou call at Rising's Clothing Store
you can purchase better goods and
more of them for the same cash, than
at any other clothing store in the city.
Come and SEQ for yourself.
If P. RISING,
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LANcAsTRR MAnKRT.

Corrected Weekly byH. A. Gsbsloln, CITY Grocer
wheat-i s3Ai90 Cofec-35@40
Flour B6DglO 70 Bugar-1e@20
Rye J06e NolAsses--l 0od5l 20
Oats--30@ Whlskey-2 80 N3 %
Barloy-i lO@l IS sAlt--2 1898 90
Corn-35940 Butter-36@lo
Clover Beed--e 90 Eggs-2bo tti
Flax seed--2 b01 Lafd-2o026c
PotRtoes--l GOAL 10 Tallow-D@ieo
Feathers -4jM50c Dried Apples 60@5 90
BRcon-20062c White Beans--2 O0W2 50
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n r. NJ. CLARKE, ESQ, will accept our
thanks for late Nevada and California
papers.
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Complimentary Beneftto Miss Cnsols ne
Schneider.
LANCASTER, Ohio, Get. 26, 1865.
Miss CAROLINE SCHNEIDER

LANCASTER, Onlo, ScI. ~, icoo.
Miss CAROLINE SCHNEIDER
@. Understanding that you
contemplate leaving our city at an
early day, for New York, we desire to
ascertain from you whether yoa will,
before your departure, favor our citi-
zens with a concert? Anxious to en-
courage native talent, we desire to ex-
tend to you the evidences of our good
viii, and will gladly embrace the op-
portunity, if it accord with your views,
of promoting that end by cur patron.
sge and otherwise jealous efforts in
securing you remunerative benefit.
If these views accord with your own
be pleased to indicate your assent and
to name such time as may best suit
your convenience. We remaia
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CUSTOM WORK,
ESTATE OF MARY RING, Dec.

NIotice is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been duly appointed and qualified ms Admins
TRAITOR of the estate of Mary Ring, dec. Dated octo
ber 9th, 1861.
J. r. MUMAUGH.
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NJoGAo9s Q
9eaD 2J0oao9e

EREDERICK HiPSHER, nonresident OF the
State Of Ohio, is notified that on June I'd, 1865,
Reber, Kutz Ulrck filed in the Office ofthe Clerk Of
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Fairfield County, Ohio
their petition against him ailedgng that he was in
debeed to them in the sum ofthrtyseven and sixty
FIVE one hundredhs dollars, for goods and merchan-
disc heretofore by them sold and delivered to him
at his request, and which sum though requested he
has not paid, and praying for Judgment for said sun
Defendant Is required to answer the same on or be-
fore the Sd Saturday after October 10th, 1856
.|! JESSE F. VANDEMARK,
Clerk OF said Court.
Sept. IA, 0w PISS %.
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SPLENDID LEST OPARTICLEe
Au 10 ho aold for ONE noLLAR ra.h-

'oA DE~'DID GIb) VI an 4LAAb-,
AL to be sold for ONE DOLLAR Each
900 Dents Cold Hunfg Case wstches. SO 70 500
80 Ladies' Gold and Eu'fn III Case do 20 j." 20
go Gents Hnntlng Case sily'r Watches. 81 " 70
s,ggo Gold Vest end Sec'. Chains, 10" %
1900 " 4" c
500, Gold Oval Band Bracelets,
400 Chased Goli BF1eelets, 80 ~
900 chstalnine Chains aud Guard Chh.ns 9" ~
5000 Solitaire aud Gold Bfooches &, ~
1900 Lava and tlorentlne Br0ocLoe, c
2.0frO Coral Opal rnd Emerald Brooches. 4" Z
2,O01 Mosaic, Jet, Lava, tDd Fi2IcElae
Ear DfDpa, 40
1900 Coral Opal. aud Emerald Ear Drops i" e
1000 CaliionnA Damoud breast PHs, 2,o1" ~
3,OyD Gold Fob ana Vest Watch Keys, z, 20" 3
800 FOB and Vest Ribbon Slides, 2" 10
400 Sets sleeve buttons, Studs, etc, 8" 4
1900 GDl1 ThInbles ienc.is, etc A." 7
G,O00 Mnigture Loel;otF, ." &
1905 Miniature LocLets-siog,c Spring, 3" ~
1900 Gold Toothpicks, CrosEe1, etc. -
5000 Plain Gold RiEg5, Z" II
5000 Chased Gold R.ugi. -" Ii
900 stone aetsnd Signet Rings, Zt1 10
5000 California Diamond IIDgs, 2" ~
800 Setts Ladies Jewe!ry-Jet and Gold, ." Is
900 Sets Ladies' sJegelrg-CarneO. PeAri, ." u
300 Gold Pens SilTer Extension Holders
and Pencils, g." ~
5000 Cold Pens and Gold.Gn'tcd Holdefs. g. 8
5000 Gold Pens and Extension N5lderr, c" ~
5000 silver Goblcts a.d drinking Cups, h" ~
1000 silver Caato.s u J." ~
2,ooo Silver Fruit and Cake Bagksts, 10" %
Pfl Do--rF.
l,OOO D0zzeD Silver Tea Spoons. $40" G?0
1000 " Table spoons and FORKS % " ~
HASsrE Or DisTaIEcTI5.
CERTIFICATES naming each article snd d'.f- VAL
ue, are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES. which s~s
well miKo1. One oftncss EnvcIJpes, ,con;1if.ng ~.
Certificate or Order for some article 'fgrth ryfe1st
one dOliar al Ts'ri. will BE- sent by nail u any a.
droes, without r1 70 choice receipt d q cei..
The purchaser will zee What article drayg 6a1 ~
value, which MAJ te from One % Fire Hundred
Dollars, and can tbcr send One Dollar ami recrive
the Article named, oE arg other on tho iis. o. Ike
same yAlle and after seeing tie a.icc, Il Il dg.s not
give perfect satisfaction We dos t. he lf1u.4 g..
atey returned aud the amount p'id wl. &c refunded
By this mode we give sei8a:ou3 from varied
stock fine 2oods, Of the best make sL e'es. aty.r
aud Of intrinsic worth, AZ aD~insl preq, TE,s rii
have ehaaee Q! secu.ng articles ilhe yss: i'g".
! es. yl.c.
| In all cases charge for forra!i.a~ 'te Cc.G1-
cate, postage and doing the b1uncs., tie s,,r -
| Twenty-Five Cents, which mast % enclosed ID Ihs
order fiye Certificates wi! he ser. Tor s.; eleven
! for 2thlry ioE sji sxy.lys 10. So ore hlLd.cI
for sl5.
Parties f:-l;ag viH " mcy d-psn4 On krrjrq o~,1.s'
rstaFa nad he arti..s drrsr ,sil }. aae hzsy ~.
! 10 onV aldrs" 5y return rl1il d. e-Drcfs.
| Ent!re st.sfactioH Guaranteed IN ri! e.acV.
Arents Wanted. Scnd for Circular.
| Wrt@y1ur Name. Town, County AMI state P.s!nly,
and sdire3s
sELDES & co.
81 Cour:laBGt street, sew York
| Al: 2. is.5-o:a
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AN ORDINANCE

To Provide for paving tho Sidewalks
along Mulberry Street, between Broad
Street and tho Canal ia the city Of
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Lancaster, November 3, 1865.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-08-04

~ President johnson seem, deter
mined to carry on, bis policy Of eonha
eating the property Of the wealthy men Of
the South, who took pert in the late war
sgsiaat the uaiied States Tie accuses
them Of being the main instruments by
Which the war was carried on, and that i
would have soon ceased but for their
wealth and influence This is certainly
Incorrect Men Of wealth arc usually the
last to favor revelations, or to aid them
when they have commenced While men
Of wealth were as jealous. in the late war
as we presume rich men are usually 10 e
doubtful struggle it Is notorious tact,
that thousands Of them took no part in the
contest, songh, every means TO keep
themselves and their soas out Of the army,
and doed out their N osey grudrinsly or
yielded it under compu.ion. 10 such an
extent gas this carried that II was deuom-
mated by many but anlusIly. as NC think
the rich mans war and the poor man $
fight.
Nor IA the principle OF sgrArianism less
defensiAle. The attempt 10 force an equal
~ Of property, by taking away from a
man tia, which h, has earned by industry
aod euiefprlse or 10 which he .s indebted
t' the industry and enterprise Of his sncra
,trs, is, TO our mind, contrary to sound
policy. aud unjust, Is the man sho /.
worth over twenty thousand dollars more
81 traitor or more deserving punishment,
than one who has heH that sum The
truth il, whatever gull, there is, attaches
cqsAlly 70 the people OF nearly the entire
South. The punishment iha, i. melted gu,
10 one, is equally due to all And II ope
IL pardoned, all oash, to, and ". hop. will
he. And this is the more ressousble, u
all persons have ceased their oPposi,ion to
ID. governmen, snd d-sir. 20 make good
ci'i1ss
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MARRIED,

40 the Methodist Chur.a. Do Ma-haU ou
wednesday m1tninE tlr lud ,u-l r1 tae t.,g.
T. NJ Marvin Mair J y. GOLDMAN tu VI Isl.
JENNIE p ADMINS.
Inc parties were wftn'1 II o',l'vk snd
At the conclusion ul 'er ceremony the bridal
party drove ca, 90 Gle residence ~ Dr. F 70
Taylor. - 40 ,utcr,si.u- and pIr,-,at I..ur
he Republican oiirg as iI.j cprr cit-a.
and aa- subsequently, loaofed v.,a 49, l'ga1s
cAke sni bottle of sinc.
True and pct'ee, love has mot t. aWro.s-
ate reward. The uainln~ o. .0pr. hos Itrl
followed ny he lovely m1ru4g 20 teH'z,ii-n.
The sowers bloom With \ flesh ustrs. The
bird. sing siih new melody the lovely lard
scape smiles hs 1t never smiled before. Hap.
pl bridegroom Strong 10 thy manhood aud
NY devotion happy bride. radiant IN Thy
nraaty and thy peerless love. May their bark
h1a' gently snd smoothly d7un hfes stream
may
They keep one sacred aame
Through life unchlil . unm1ycd.
And love, N v'ntry age the same
As hr~t in youth they loved
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-08-04

ssA- Gov j Madison Wells. Of I.oui.
ias. is " winning golden opinion. among
the people Of that State. His late sea
thing letter to TaoNAs j Dus,sr aud 9th
er time serving fanatics OF New Orleans,
and the disposition he has exhibited to
deal no. only Justly bus generously with
citizens Of Louisiana has inspired CRATE
ful feelings He has it in his power to
make lasting reputation and 70 win the
affections OF a great people. The radical.
labored very bard to have MIN removed.
but failed HIS appointment, il is said
hs, been confirmed. lie has the cons
denee Of the President.
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NEW GOODS.

~ +. slNGLtIoN having ho.rll
W uul tho large and extensive y, /.
u' guol- pf M,-s~rs cote, sand,fs 4 g.
and united II With his avn. ha, nov =
brautru' and varied rssnrturu Itss
ln addition receive ma tw dsSs a it,s.
importation II fancy goods. which esuta,
lur tu attract nttsutlon
The lAdc- Mr., specially invited G.. "a.
IDS drts cord. and prints cnnuGl be =,
rnsscd. lie has large stock - Ia
read, made clothing, boots and shots
Also tobacco, fancy groceries &C. hs
has A. extensive and choice assortment Of
liqu'rs, which he can wholesale At low
figures
Cal, lg aud se. Tor yourselves y
choice goods aud low price. ate any 10.
ducement, you will be certain % buv
Gan at the Old stand OF Messf. ls1
caster i Co, IL tbs brick bu ding jai
above Nessrs Grcfg, &cn., Nsrshsl
ar All kind, Vi produce received be-
exchange
July :, 1865. s.3
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-08-04

Wntrs LABOR on pL.srArioss.-We
understand that on scco,nt If the demon
slirstion Of negro labor ia many parts OF
the State the white population ha We viger.
ousl y and isdus'riousI. taken hold Of the
work themselves, and are producing some
ofthe best crsps now growing. The peo.
pie are beginning to .ee that under the
new system Of African lsbsr, or want Of
System rather, uo further dependence !, to
De put 10 that race and they have resolved
to do their work Themselves Industry
~as always honored IN Leuisisna, end al.
le-s African labor ia better directed. we
expect sson to see {, discarded altogether,
and our fertile lands cultivated ~ the
more vigortas and intelligent lsbo. q the
white MANI o. Pieyuns.
In other words, isstesd Of four millions
Of bales, there will be less than half a mil.
lion raised. The so-pirs departs from
Judah The Soa,h no longer sxports or
purchase. her vG'ue 10 the Union l. nat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-08-04

ssa- We publish, in snoihu celsmp,
Gov 1amilions address to the People Of
Texas, They will understand from It
what Is expected Of lsem, as he ia explicit
in those things which mos, Immediately
effect ihc'v interests OF course i, is un.
necessary TO state, that our own views arc
dramatically opposed to those Of his Excel.
lency, 10 relation TO the cause Of the war.
the pa,ur. and Interpretation Of the oath.
and the constitutional powers IF the Pres
idsnt. Iiu, having accepted the situA
tion in good faith We await with pa
thence the results Of a policy which .e be
lie'e to be mistaken and ruinous. bst
which seems to e- ineNornble.
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rnrucoSsrITrfioS

The peopl. 1oi Great Britain pride
lhems-lre.'up the privileges, accorded
TO them in nsgns chsris The liberty Of
speech and the press, the right OF trial
BY jur,isnd the protection. afforded by
the writ Of habess corpus. The most per
feet security exists throughout the king
dom io' persons and property
II tie Ersll.bm.n. feels Justly proud
ard IS emulops 70 defend aud preserve the
principle. Of magn. tharia. how much
mere ought Al American 20 admire ADD
revere tie Constitution Of the United
States. within whose sacred precincts, are
defined not on'y..ihe 81 goat principles
bot other and stronger guarantees OF pub
lie liberty.
Their may be seasons when darn clouds
viii arse. the voice o. faction may silence
rsuson. anJ. ,analiei,n rule the hour
DO, these dark days will pass Of and The
sua Of liberty more luminous from the
night Of gloom with which ], va, envi
ronsd. will shine out with r.spl.pdenI
lusire Military despoti'ln, may. for ,h'
tune, crush GU, freedom Of speech and q
vessel press posr GU, H. slime npon no
bic people, bu, ther, will be press some