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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13
DIABETES

II . disease Of the stomach and liver acting
through the kidneys. and is, without doubt, the
most obstinate disease, except consumption, that
affects the human constitution. We have no space
for discussing causes. but will state that the e.
feet Of the disease the conversion of the starchy
principle (or vegetable portion Of the food) into
sugar which stimulates the kidneys to an exces-
sive secretion Of water. Many persons suffer from
this disease who ignorant Of it; that is, they
pass large quantities during the day. and are
obliged TO get up from one to fifteen or twenty
times during the night. No notice ID taken Of 1t
uutil their Il called tothe large discharge
of water, and often when il is so far advanced az
to be beyond the control Of ordinary remedies.
when the disease is fully established, is ntolera
ble--fhs patient drinks constantly tcifhone beng
satis6ed also dryness Of the mouth, cracking of
the lips, q sweet BREATH in the more advanced
cases. aud finally loss ofappetite, ernaciaton, and
the patient gradually sinks from xhaustion.
CONSTITUTION WATER is without doubt, the only
known remedy for didbetes and we have - much
confidence that it is specific We have that OPT
um will produce sleep, and truthiully say that II
has cured every case in which il has been used.
STONE IN THE BLADDER. CALCULUS,
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT,
ETC, ETC.,
Diseases arising from afaulty secretion--in the
one cas-. being too little. and accompanied by Sc
we're pain, and the other too profuse secretion
wnlcn Will De speeuhy Gpreu ny tne
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REM EDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN Remedy FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
DIABETES.
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE
BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF
THE KIDNEYS, CATARRH
OF THE BLADDER.
STRANGUARY AND BURNING, ORPAIN.
Full URINATING.
For the diseases it is truly sovereign remedy.
and too much cannot be said in its praise. A sin
gle dose has been known to relieve the most ur-
gent symptoms.
Are you troubled with that distressing pain in
the small Of the back and through the bipsr A
teaspoonful duy OF the Constitution Water will
relieve you like magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have long sinced given up the use Of buchu, Gu
bebs and juniper in the treatment Of those dis
ease, and only use them for the want Of better
remedy.
CONStittsttOee UtsOfeS.
Has proved itself equal to the task that has dc
v0lved uDon it.
DIURETCS
Irritate and drench the Kidneys and BY constant !
use soon lead to chronic degeneration and con-
hrmed disease
We present the Constitution Water 10 the pub
lie with the conviction that II has no equal in re-
levIng the class Of diseases for which has been
found 80 emincntly successful for curing; and We
trust that shall be rewarded for our efforts in
placing 20 valuable remedy in torn 10 meet |
The requirements Of patient and physicias.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

ST. Louis, Feb II.
Gen. Dodge telegraphs Gen. Pope from
Lcavenworth that he will have telegram
open to Denver and Salt Lake on Monday,
and is now ready to protect the overland
mail through.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

= - ~ $685. sI<cg. ~
~ - sss -. = IT, 8 - =, 49, llns
- 10y aIow = SIsposisios . 5Sscs !
= dl;paAsA IN a. wnss1a, daasd -
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my1 inh1tly = - 0f0hAm'S - Dlockville.
KipatEick = = DsancAville Win tkE1o
brigndea
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

ASTORIA, Feb. 13.-The United States
Army laboratory, located at this place took
fire about 10 o'clock this morning, and was
entirely consumed. Loss not yet known !;
but it is very heavy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

ofshe eu.A>Issa cetns A16e 1seass &C.,.
-. Fl 6sr9l1e4 Ca, - - ~ - e -.
- 4. II i6e& uo1o ~ - An11oH q - 1890
sfis.H :. rse;ss = - 6lla1Sn = ~ g..
/. ~ 49, u NJ CenpoGy - ma 49,.
anes OoaQ6y.
~ sncens - ~ 0alIt.l cesck = No M
q The sDosst q ~ Capital 1essk = u -
~. A.ss,s efths Conpeny ase,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

THE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT will
j talk to the school officers. teachers and PEG
pie of the several townships, on school matters,
as follows:
Tuesday, Feb :, lie Claire Tp., 1t the Carpcn
ter School house.
Wed Feb s, lie Claire city, at the Grammar
school.
Thursday, Feb .. Princeton
Fri.ay. +" 10, Pleasant Valley. Distaict l.
Saturday, " IL, Jersey Ridge.
Monday, " IL, Hickory Grove, Amity s. H.
Tuesday, "l4, Cleona, Butler school house.
Wednesday" Is, Hue Grass, BIG.
Thursday. Is Buffalo, Cross Roads
Friday, : II, Rockir CHAM, Kicker :"
Monday, " 90 Winfield, Long grove :.
Tuesday, " 81, Aliens Grove, Grove !"
Wed'day, " %, Dixon.
Thursday, +" 23, West Liberty
Talks in other places will be duly announced
Teachers in the Townships are requested to IN
nouncc these appointments in their schools.
The appointments will stand at O'Clock p. M,
and will be filled Is above, no preventing provi-
dence.
Der Demokrat and Gazette copy.
D. l.. GORTON,
feb4-ddw2w Co. Supt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13
FOk bALE,

A SIX HORSE POWER PORTABLE ENGINE
IA and boiler-as good % new. Inquire Of
LUSE GRIG0S,
fsb7 -dtfv2w s. Perry ", Davsnpert
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

9s0lcnfC I1lxfffufc-
Established 1850, and charter
ed BY the Legislatures OF Ken
lucky and Minnesota, for the
treatment Of all diseases of the
Urinary and Ccnerative Or.
'gans, including Seminal Weak
ness and Venereal Diseases.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

n. w. N1cCl.En.n.ANn.
BUILDER. MANUFACTURER or SASB
~ Doors. Blinds. Mouldings, Brsckets. Az
Contracts for buildings Of every description.
shop aud Factory corner Of Main aud ThirA
streets. Davenport, Iowa. AL dAv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13
PHYSICIANS,


%. =. TAYLOR NJ. n,
HOMEOPATH1ST. Ovvics-N. W. eor,ae
- Main and Sd SITS. Residence--Sd a.. n
side, I'd door west Of Perry. OfRcs hours--S A
n. t09P. N.
Webster, Dayton, o.; Dr. b. Ebrmsn. Cincis.st,'
o.; DR.: J. Temple, Pfo9 Of Nit, IA, Dr.. HI
franklin. Prof. Of surgery in the Hoimeonalhiei
Medical College Of No.. At st. Louis: nv. b.
>. Watson; OF this city. jan28-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

The best and cheapest article in the market,
imported from their own plan atoms, and put up
expressly for Family, Hotel aud Ship use, only
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

+ !ARPENTER AND BUILDER SHOP ON
OCommercisI Alley, opposite Post once. b.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02

NHlTt AIRY.

nIsn ~ Sc itu 1ar a. o ,ot~, i.u
LAURA "a ~. te.f.'r- ~ u nri az
hopsHrs. aged $50 years, 10 montas .nd
- a,yl
She wss thr only ,h,ld-ihe loved tic TIM
honui ''-ee two Together and ye, God In IA.
ilrniir Esr VA pl,s-'d 10 cnil the ii,,l.
inuocc0i home, rnd Heaven number. on, An.
gel more. fuJ ieu short months God ~,
her To lhesf and GLADDEN. the hrsr's 81 . f.nS
father ard moth. then r.. l.,le feet srv
seaf, of iicadnx batih'r ,Lotry. pAitA Osa
,y she Put hy thr EFT. nSsi eep N Me-. ssd
'Nvn slept sw,o'N Like some swess bst. All
fair Aai bceutensS to behold It's frsrrant %
tai. al r,mmsi sitk She de-. ot hone snl
luu se, vi 'cb. ~htn some cold s.nd p>ss,.
over y, rits and DIES. 80 was this ittls Earth
hBd II vthered hero. tut bloomed 10 Nee
ven. lie fatlef ~ 'ar away. ard hn~v sci
that Ma child was dropping and ell aloae ~
mother watched her hsrhnE b~>td ~ les,
sigh and closed the loved eyes that .houlA
beam on her no more Bat sep not for h.,
she j, happy new h,yond the reach Of ehsnss
~ time Wrath Of nndyins ~. crown,
her brow aud harp nf upntisrsbie swe, tnsss
IA IA her hand. There she kneels, near tAs
sFos white throne. ani asks Grds hi~s STAG %
the loved ones lett behind. Weep nor. hss
rather thank HIN who withdrew her :,sG. the
wrath t. come, ere nations vins and . ~
tioh's woes rem, her young heart with anguish
and untitled her foT Heaven. M tnint OF sin
ie-t- On her snowy robe, no earthborn care
/ d,,iatn- iet calm f'po'e. ANN.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02

10 take possession 4 the old Sentinel
printing establishment which inclndoi iht
large printing concern used by the rebel
Goverpmeut.
rhc Memphis Appeal newspaper was
moved to Macon on the approsch cf WI
sons forces, and the Advertiser went 90
kdfsa. The Montgomery Mai remained
And i. published under It. former -propri
ctor.
The people are soon 70 hold mas.
meeting to consider the best ns- OF n
storing she State 10 is allegiance
The lnbunes Richmond correspond
euce says: Hunter vss arrested ST h.
hoN- w Ess county by squad Of rsyal
~ under Gel Meiuiyr- Of tie goth New
YORK.
The Cairo r-T-r,poneh, 'f,he 81 Louis
Republican under date Of Ma III. gives
the following accouu, VI the robbery com
miiird on the stenrcr Martin Wait, 10y
guerilla at Urircss landing
The Martin Wait. shile lrac m
usiu.cs landing, Ark on saturday lat
was visited by ionr gesrIla., who over
powered or inundated tho entire crep
and pllndcrcd the hcsl ~ SIS eco IN
srcerhacn and $4,000 in boot. shoe.
dry goods aod supplies
= Capt Hicks had been visiting 90 &C
quaiutane, on shore abou' mile below
the anchorage, and va. returri in =
-Eia n { O'clock Wien 0ur tHi.iy gentle
men DO dug al.s. gommlsA.1 hm 1 halt
4 a.. 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02

CosFnpte.Ts STATES % AMERICA.
Aetn.y Z. q. department, TrnnI M
Marshall, Texas, Mag 10Th, 1883 {.
Tostna,,rrs IN the e,sios West Of tire
VI .s,.sipni river are informed OF the lss-
sage Of the fllosing act O. CscErc~ :.
and will be governed hy It's provisions.
JAS IL STARR
Agcn, + o Dept. Trans Mis-
An a., to authorize newspapers TO b
mailed Ia soldiers fee Of postage.
The Conrrt,. Of TIE Conf.iUa's Not"
Of .tmp,ta do ,and Ihn, all nswspapers
directed 10 apy olhccr. musician. or pr
yate engaged 10 the actual service OF 'he
Confederate Smte-, may he transmitted
through ;he m,ils Tree ~ postage, Prov
ded tina, in all such cases, the addres
shnll contain a description Of the ps'y u
waom ueb newspaper shall be r~cs, stating
bis military title, II an officer, or the cor
nan, and the rcsiment 10 which he Sfspnss'
Il a t.usieian or priysts 400 Fr'''u'u,
slo. .hs, THE act slsil -1t I've eoss'fo'o 10
extend to II, srpsnsss tfnhsm'ieu ny Cart,
Or, Or e1pre,. companies, OF rscs''s'
through idem
p..aed lover the FIRES srn.'s veto Jsn'
81 1868. ,
- oar contemporaries viii p''"''
copy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02

". % Wednesday n. W. L., it,. s3n Of
.he proprietor Of thi. paper arrived ~ home
FROM Gen. Joseph .. jahu ton. army lie
leil on the day q the sutiendei and was pa
Ioled c, Augasia, Ca. lie was over 4 mpDth
uu ibe 10y We ave Indebted to bin Tor
large numtsr Of New oilesus papers, For
ucatl, ihrc yrar- he has heen eb.tnt from
hone, sncoanteflse prisatlou.. bnrd,hips bat,
ties, esd captivity. Il 10 a satisfaction g.
know even In the dag Of calamity that be did
Bis duty aud that during bis long Absence Rat
- lin. OF coinplan, was ever received from him
lie gives deplorable picture q the coalition
Of tie country Eat Of the Mississippi from
the ,a,ages u wsf, Tho feCsn.s treat the
scldien kindly and furnish them transport
ton home. The ladies Of New Orleans aad
ks,,h,y are pabouadrd Ia their lhsrality
They treated him aud his psroled companion.
Ike re- sliou- the ladies' Of New Orleans for
lb.i.ssg ,A,m with clothing and money, and
tsking charge Of the sioA. Supplying them will
every comfort and deiicssy. Wbsn the boa
,.u The crescent CITY ut least TIVE thou.sn,
ladies we're en- the le,ecio wave them IN aas'u
,Iod tle.s zach women Thousands u heart
pul.@,s With admt at, n and gratitude st th
f.meiebf,nsc Of tier good dssi'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02
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sassripi.sn o.. yeS 10 .drA'-s ~ 60
- inaat.s 4 o.
Apv.srIstss fae sI4N'v W sghE , oe-
o. - Any pgui-f 20 .'He- l~-- insh ~ y
ebsfsyd "a square.
a. All tt.II-v ' tfsss ctl, On
..4aI.ttf a.I4. pltt"'t F d. 1fr.l1s' oar
as.ar - r. -i4fg ] ~ ado r'isr'n@ni'
lnt1
w. cess. 4 1..trst r1is-s 0ei bat 9
da4 .F.h .iu.ss. eifl iH.s "a rpt'nn iast
yrotpioas viii ae ,Asen n psF'rsai g. -
..apt.y.- a'srfiisli. eH1 % ~1fs
eaxe cope. ~ parr' d. tslis
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02

sr What " now required u citizen, snd
.litrr. Va Oh. iicnre 10 law aud united e.
FOR, to ophAi ,hs cirl!aamori,o.. fhasgrsa'
bano VI republics. a standing army IN time Of
leAcs, Is DOT simply 10 be deprecated but 70
be- aeploied by the Sou,h for 4 one Is to he
maM,A2sl, We may re-, assured that 1t will
10 located 10 our couBty. and that ito exist
.neo IN oas m.j,t viii inyel,e not only The loss
Of every u,augs Of evil liberty, bat result in
.oclal sud psl aical degradation. Let ~, There
iors give pu,seuae tot having troops quarter
vi suionr Us. hpi ly orderly conduct. aud re
spec, fot eiy.l authority. tn4osyor 10 brmg
back the county 70 the serene quiet aud peace
Which u ogeiWcd before ,he war, In other
void. see nut cuicavot 70 make the union .
h.e.sils. iui,esi .! aiding those -ho would
t-eti IL an engine q oppression
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02


c1.- The Houston Christian Advocate
or,h. o,,, ,,,,,;..,. =, .-,;.r, ,..l.. a..
-.
n''n d" P'.'ea' '04-h o. "n'e7 VIZ 40
ne approve and conlid r ind ien'lsle but
containing one ar two very .tre,y p,i,,s
All -. - -, IL. a.
' W. ''" WV '''
loving naiayr pu-
Politics and morals hayc long since
been divorced stlN We mns, remark that
TO spoIiutal noraliN Il seems very strange
that the people who elected Nt llnco %
should have a. charge O. make as tju..
those who eithlrcw from them 90 that
ground II ,hoy nerr l1 l1Nh st The mat.
,,,', D..,,t H.. c,,,L -,..4. , ..;.t,l, g.,
-. IN 49, ,i,. 49,, -, yr,.
.n MN d, hi,m, In ,t.. N.rhsrn spir't
ami slim. a. i3 nal. . NM p,,s.rt eI,n,
~. ,f.',.l.l ,irt,, i1e,i,cpo ,. t.-,n.. an.
,..,r .,r.a,,.'r rol.cpl.ps 1se .n.ct,rls
NJ p-l.il.u, .T,hu.,o .,pror. a Ay tho
North,,n,.d V,sirrn Sfa,o, a.,1t.io,
T.. n.riN .n,bnJ, c,r nol.t,ral o1,,.,.
',.4, .-
-. -. ~
a,5 ,.ra ',I'.,, t,;s, in sL.m. 81, u,,,
,a" .f,t. sant,' lin M, I's.;,,,a uo',
Lno9ss ,b,t h., h.y, hacn .rl .ra xa,,
en-, H., u'i,La.t a.snr,,,, "a Lao g.,
E,,,sl ,h,n' ,b. Mn 40 s",' ye, ss. ia,
,,o' s,.,.,,,.,. ~ nltI 90. b,,, ibid
III a,.. - ~. No., .l..rn.fj ,l;,b
49, l. ,,,ors h.. "a e,bJ.i,
u.;,l, ,Io., t,.,. ,l.a,,, L..f,.o 81,
.oJ 90 bolJ ,be.r In h.. an evid.nt-
-. a. - .. a..aI rt,.,,a,;,.,,.y
ranii .,rr, In he nnrti,ul,,ly nn ter,nna,e
IyLo,,vrr ma, h, ,b, rel,tisps rsrctcd by
,ha 49, !, /. s.,,,;, ,l,,, lin sn-,h al
So.,,h ean,,a, nc g@,,',,a,ti,.l,v moved
,...n, c.~L other ,hst tb.,r ,,,.rcopr.e
mna, -, closo anal Sa,,cJ -s,d that is
"ni,e ,,,'., r,..iiy Jnr,uJ mon n rn.,,ra.
49,. - 80, wa. 49,, - ,,.,s,,,,,.,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02

COMMITTED to Jail, April TO- NO
\ runaway negro, who Ays he ss'ooS'
10 man by tho unne Of wilks' nes1 heS
derson, Texas Haid boy Is about ~
years old. 3 fee, 8 inchc, high, black con-
ploxion, sAys his name IA LEWls'
Committed to Jail, May ath, runaway
negro, Who says he belongs to Il. fLnu.
smith 60, Texas, Sad boy Is aooa' "
years old, fee, 10 inches high hlsss con o..
ploxion, md says his name IA fHihlA' >
The o'. aors OF the above negroes arg ~
qucsteh TO come forward, prove properly.
pay cbsrges, and take said slaves Away o.
they will be dealt with ns The law d'rcc~
! s. Il. FERRY. Sheria, u. "
Marshall, May 5. '65.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02

~ Gen T.. KIRBY Smith, In car opinion
va. deficient IN hi, Judgment Of men, and vas
consequently imposed upon BY The insineere
and designing While a depAItnsnt Ia
mnuaer he accumulated vas, stores and esias
ll-he workshops aui mancf,etories Tor srm,.
he was deficient 10 administrative ability He
was an s9e commander in the heli devoted
to the caase he esp5a@ed, AMI essentially a
narn hearted. true man. hosever much 80
may uiemn the policy he pursued iat,sfly
a. a commander, ~ have NJ hesitation Ia say
ing. tia, We consider him one uf tine rures, ard
best men. Ia moral sense, connected with The
Confederate service, and that the report. cir
eulatei pirj Judicial 70 hi, integrity are eithoa'
Foundation
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02
Jusf Received I,

| LOT ~ Cslicoes, pr, Good coses
y Soaa Spice aud rerp.r. which |
y d sell cheap IT cash
T. SW 4 XII
MAJ ball, June Dad, 1885. ns.-''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02
IA. A mass meeting was held 10 Ne,

IA. A mass meeting was held 10 New
Orleans on the l7tb, Of which the papers
give M extended aecoant The nsnies Of
over three hundred Vice Presidents are
given III. principal speaker WAS 7. II
Thorpe. d Northern man, who twenty
yesrs ago edited the Coneordla lu.elligen.
c. ahe bee says Of lis chor,
d" A salient passage Of the speech Of Mr
{. u Thorpe WAS that in which he called
cn the whitc population of the city aud
State 10 become voters 30 ~ not TO be
over~ aemed IN the onward march Of civi
lizstiou aud ou,voied by the eolorej leo
pie.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02
For lXCllAuKr.

T WISH W,tchang- new ba.rcls and
l thirty oarr.'s Of vinegar at old prizes
Tor bacon The bacon Is needed 70 ration
rriu'n'1y soldier.
G. /. PITCHER.
fust Co.nmis.ary
Jlat 2 ist5 mss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02

81. Capt Pitcher, Pos, Comm oa'y, "a
se-ti,,s Iot b,con aud o1,rs n 81 bsng' AZ
old 'pr.ses ueles that are much needed IN The
country. We lNfs thnse sbo have the ssf On
To- spar, viii respond promptly Iue soldiers
passing w. ,usk tbit place " their homes, must
Ia fei nv. s the b-,t ray 70 accomplish the
object Cap. Pitcher. eeo.ts are pralsc~or
Thy. and 80 h0ps h. will be literally ,asislusd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02
pA- The New York Commercial

SAYS
JET Davis ~ill reach Washington by
the middle or latter paIt OF the week. lie
will a, once be placed on trial probably
before the Commission now III session
The circumstantal evidence, duplicating
him In the conspiracy, Is becoming more
complete. Positive testimony from Rich
m1nd viii no, be wanting. az sklfnl ae
tectiyes are unrayellinr the movements Of
sufa,t who WAS IN Richmond shortly be
tore the murder, and had mort than one
interview with Davis and Benjamin.
The Posts Washington special sa "a tn,
prevailing impression here is, JeH liasi:
will be tried for high treason before the Uni
ted SeattS Court Of this district, aud that
he will not he arrnighed before the Mil
tsry Commission now trying the coospir
tors
The charge assins, Mr. DAVIS Of being
coHccruea 10 The killing Of President lin
coin. We ieel assured has no ioupdsiien
aud Is only ttunped up b, bad men Y
justify injustice aud cruelty.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02
TIN SHOP,

Opened Business Again.
7 NAVE opened business AT the old
j stand. on the South side Of the Pebble
Sauase. bave 4 good stock of material
on hand and am prepared 10 do work
promptly aud well
J H. VAN HOOK.
Maphsll, june ? 1855 -1s-,f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02
J. J. sLis .


4, II lbAAcsoN. . .
ISAhCS0N + KLINE, General ~
ceiv,ng. Forwarding, Commission, aud
Auction Business, Shreveport, la. Ieey
have opened in the extensive Storehosss
corner Of Milan and ccnmsrcs s6ss@
% the lHyer.
March -, 1893 MO
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02
LOCAL DANGERS

The p4 1p.. q saf,aaE .'d re'nfy h'F'
,-ta spgrh.nsr, re-ss'l' = i'sss' no n 's'
ersl o.a-s
Il, rrs- the ry.Ier MI aai s-sa.n s
i,es,.; .soai sraie s1i haf a1fth % tcrn
In the Psrssf NJ there -Ass i,rgs gaanil
o, r-.isr. -h'sb 40 carried = by hoT' al
men ei,f,as .ai ss,lc- 10 TIE drying
room winch r4s never eais-cl b. the ga
p,ut - II i've Powder Nh without ar-i tskins
~ their s.. - sal usiag every other PIE an
..la G, asr.I Jaeger snotisy groNs broke =
t.s mo-, ~ TIC men hay "a heavy sh''- many
.th large ie-bs af aai's 10 them a ihf M
,t-- hasrs wcr broken 5peu VIA axe Al
Z lu-.ftr nat Ass we're found q The hl7f. thus
s.hihlia. TIE atnos, Fe klcssnef' Of Danger
A fee ,Fsaiugs since h.jor AleSl7scr "a o.
3., to give ne .il1sas an ldsa q the's danger
And O., ,bc necessity II plseias sfeiiasle gard
orr n. v,ruinr ,osk aaaaiiy 81 TIC dam
.seA p9~1ss aud mixed Nth ~ hboa' hnn-
i-sd qousds Vi good 70 which be BE The
explosion bf'ss gia-- in TIE Nlad'w. Of house.
ia me Vicinity ~ the Nigaxias aat shook the
.ou.e- IN to-r n 20 small 50 anoun' u
po4der. con p-rAtively. eoDd raasc safh an
trnl3..aa vhst wond NJ tho eTe; = ignit'Hs
from siIiy 70 hansrea thousand Psund. 81
~ There ). said - be Al lea-i sir'y 'hon'ani
ponnI. u esnnan posdrf 10 the sagarne.
ts.id..s 7lanilty Of hx-i smnanlti9n' Al
ts- powder IN the Mil hts hcrn carried On.
Ind The AT.end wsrehelss had large
.ma4pt ofd,rl ammunition bombs. ssrs Sc.
y>,s most n Il Ia. beer carried 20 W destroyed
powder ard caps were scattered over the e'of'
May q the caps nis-.ej sni imt-iisd W IRE
plank. Careless p.r.on, 10 ,bsr pipe', Or
burn, email qasn,,is, o. po-asr ia ihr imns'
dat vicinity u these exrlosl's' and yet 90
rrp,ossae t,oh p',ss
80. Amaa- tho's who se,e ilig.iuJu' N
e.uyus % guns, the negroes sere prominent
,aJ although naenlrt. were made the me.
IS prevent them from do.as 50. considerable
unsa, pes. -as felt snsf-srA- ly nsny Ell.
sen. for FEAR Evil nigh, remit rom II. The
nsgroes, as a general thi,y, have acted TetJ
veil towards their u~nert and TIE ra,t, REL.
dents q o.. south. daring the disturbed con
clifton ri tbs country for ,se I,t four J-Ar
Where they have taken part y - The mad .
their eood.irt has resulted from igu1ria.e and
.h. superior control q the white Har ihi'
-sr h.s demonstrated one thing, ihi. the IDEA
Of negro iasurrections, care 60 prevalent "a
humbug. Bot under the 81 'tins s,ae Of