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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-01
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Dritte ct, 1abe per preSbYtertat Stride,
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beutfhen Mitbkraern, NIT MuRern, Gpreuen, 0ea&eel,
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21

To rBE MA4o>ig FHArLrSirr ruoron'
OCT rms UJrrD srArEs u dcr the
above caption, we find the .ubjoincd no
tee in the Observer published a, Russ,
Cherokee county Texa. DR. Gam
maze had many warm friends in this
community. where he formerly resided.
Ito wa. true man We are sr.cyei
:, learn that Dee ], among the missing
Until this notice met our eye we sup.
posed him 20 home in the midst Of his
family. We trust the newspaper, e'-
crvvhcrc will respond promptly 20 the
call made upon them
Brttnnry We most respectfully
ak YOUR ai iu learning the fate oi our
Brother DR. " Gamma-c lie vas
surgeon IN the late e. s. army he
following d, description uf hi- person
He va- f,. feet ten inches hi-h--lark
hair AMI very long dark whisker--h.ue
eyes--th5 first finger on the right band
turned down From first iliut--hi, OK
PRECISION u1- mi "A aud pleasant -he VS.
about So years alj The last reliable
Iurrmau.a ~, hai from him be WIS
near West Point Ca. about The loth
of Nav. i~f5 where 30 is supposed Joe
was either ki'lcI ~ captured Nov
thar the cruel war b. over. ~ ctl,
uuan the Masonic brotherhood - ell
Us ina this matter
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21

Carr NslEY Am NGIicAS ENi6rN
RIOS A letter from Washington says
The reports in circulation here ~ 10
the final departure OF Captain Maury
from Mexico are uniuundcd. II ha,
been currently rumored that Captain
Marry has been superseded by Maxi.
milan. and THIS act OF the Emperor IS
regarded a. concession 20 the United
states government \ private letter re.
Gently received from Capt Mnury states
that be J.. actively engaged IN develop
int his immigration schemes Hud he -
.ull 1T the hc,.d Ut the bureau lie has
-oue over 90 Europe on business cen.
ureteI with biz department The news
OF che dismissal of Capt Nuury 81. III
bee acceptable 90 Mr. seward. who looks
with uu evil eve ON everything connect
ed with the Mexican Empire, aud e--
rccmllv ON the efforts OF ~uuthcrncrs
H. establish themselves there
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21

We are informed. that at the close 81
the Texa. State Convention the conser'
vative members eudeayored 10 pass res
olution. approving the policy Of Fres'-
dent johnson and expressing the graf.
tude which all good men feel for the
noble stand he has taken in defence %
Constitutional freedom, in opposition 90
sectional radieal:'m whom every radical
member Of the Convention len the
house and by tina, mean. broke a quo
rum Many Of these radical members
like Flanagan. Of Eusk were elected
under the deiusiau tia, the restoration
policy Of President J1husan would be
facilitated thereby, their constituents
never imagining. for moment they
would pursue the course they have
We venture 10 say that nat o halfiozen
Of these men could po,-ibiy have been
elected had their position been cor.
reeily understood Their course at
Austin was % fraud upoa the virtue in.
telliroucc. aud patriotism Of the people
Of the state and VIII hereafter prove a
salu,ary warning against sacrificing
principle for mere policy, in the selec'
ton Of public men
one good effect ha. resulted from
their being elected fuo other. and that
&. they have exhibited their true poiiti.
cal .ta,u. Hereafter they will be-
known and remembered, and are conse-
quenty powcrie., for mischief
Another thing occurred at Austin
worthy Of note As matter ~ com.
plmeut. Gov Hamilton wa. invited hv
the members 1T the Convention NJ the
close Of their Ahors % address them
The radicals fearing the egegt0f such
a speech as De would De likely 70 make,
sent one 81 their number % advise him
70 make a polite kind and cougiliaso-
~ address. a. one OF a different charac-
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21

Suy- |. pi.l he rccoilecicd that Nr
Lord. New York Wall street banker,
was recently rubbed q bonds and seea-
rities to the amount uf million and a
half Of dollar, The arrest q one of
the parties concerned IN thi. robbery
has developed the fac, that there we're
seven men engaged Ia is They learned
Mr. Lord habits which we're tcmarS
ably careless The parties went 60 his
place Of business in open daylight and
found him a. hi. desk wrjtin. and his
safe door wide open. One q them On
tered and rroics.cI On De hunting a
h1n.e to DO commission business IN
hops A. soon rs he had fully engaged
Mr. Lord attention ~ earnest CONVEX.
sation hc gave the signal % bis accom-
rlicc. who quietly entered and abstract
cd the tin baxc. containing ibe seguri
t.es. which, IN amount far exceeded
their expectations a su0p n> Go"
thie,e. reached place oi safety they
divided the stolen plumber They in
tended 10 hold it until a reward was Of
ferei for IL. return The party arrest
cd whose name is given as Brown. a.
knowledge. has participation ia the
transaction. but refuses % surrender the
property unle-. he j.. given hi. liberty
and paid 10000 lie is represented
a. q man Of marked appearance about
five fee, eleven iuche. high dark hair
AMI sharp piercing eyes a broad round
fall face a very pleasant expression Of
cuuutcuance large mouth has % s.roug
sonoruus voice. is full che-ted, weighs
abou, Is pound. and Is about thirty
years Of age lie is Of Seu,cel address,
entertaining in conversation and tells Is
story admirably lie has been out Of
the peuitcutiary about a year
L.ay- We would earnestly impress
upon the citizen. ct smith county the
importance Of bending their united en-
crsies in pushing forward the compile.
ton Of the railroad 70 their county
This viii place Tyler and Shreveport
within five or SIX hours Of each other
MANY Of the people of that county own
stock in this company aud all Of its
men of means. ought o. .WiWfe thor
luudabla example Interest alone should
timlatc an eutsrprizns spirit for
when finished 90 that point iaud Will be
worth i've time. what it is at present
Bulroud- are destined 10 pay better in
Texas than any other state ia the south
for the reason that there are no uayig
ble streams worthy Of The name within
is territory and consequently tnnspor
'ation and travel will he greater than
elsewhere It's believed that this road
when finished TO this place and Tyler
viii pay at least twenty per cent on the
stock We learn that Col Naskom.
the President Of the company, viii visit
Tyler soon. and test the enterprise and
zeal or the rcopl, Of that section
SOUTHERN P,rrc RAILROAD Col
r. Is Hall and others uf Louisville.
Kentucky stockholders ia the coupa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21

ga,- Attention is directed to the al
ycrtiscmen, Of Mcssrs VI Rosenhain n
Go They are at present in the bop.
plemayer building but intend next
week, to move into the house recently
occupied by Mr. Norris, Matchmaker
They have an elegant well selected
s.uck of eunl.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21

n~S- Our readers must not get ont Of
patience with the present size Of our
paper As soon as we can procure n
new press and other material. we will
come ont with paper which, in size
mud appearance. will be fully accepta.
~,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21

h'as" MeSsrs q & Gregg a Go are
continuing to receive and open their
new stock offspring and Summer goods,
embracing a large, complete, well Sc.
lectel, aud beautiful assortment They
have not yet had time to make ont their
advertisement, but expect by onr next
issue 10 present iull detail Of their at,
fractions
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21

ai'~ Mossrs L. { DcLisla 4 Co.
have received very large and choice
selection Of goods. embracing an end
less variety They have been selected
with care, and are very attractive. See
their advertisement and call on them.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21

tHNNeiSG mr. ptY or PrnrrtrloN -
Y,ro Papos This B,ei--Our read
cr- We presume, were rather surprised
to be greeted with paper on Tuesday
without a word Of explanation, and will
be equally surprised at receiving a pa
per To day 1t simply results from our
having determined to change our day
of publication to Saturday Rather
than delay the paper we concluded to
publish two numbers, one on Tuesday
and the other on Saturday Hereafter
our day Of publication will be saturday
SU' The Dis,ric, Court still contin.
ues in session at this place We learn
tina, it viii not be likely to adjourn be-
fore some time next week A large
amount Of bushes, has been disposed
o. The officers Of tho Court have dis
charged their respective duties satisfae.
torily Monday week the Court will
convene at Gilmcr, in Cpshur county.
We should like TO be there, to greet our
old friends, bu; fear that business ar.
arrangements sin prevent "a. from 10.
Ius -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21

t'D- Why is it that there are no can
didate- announced for District Attorney
and District Clerk Are Theses Offices
to 60 begging or are they to be filled by
draft
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21

tp- The people of Texas win rejoice
to learn tha, Brig Gen Gregory has
been removed from the office Of Com.
missioner of the Freedmen Bureau in
this State Major Gen kelso, Of Pitts
bursh has been assigned to the position
hy the President
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21

srl. See Nr Roseubnums advertise
mont He has an acceptable variety Of
goods, which he is DESTROYS Of selling
OF rapidly, at low figure.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21

s-a- The healing and regulating e.
feet Of the Red Jacket Bitter, upon the
bowels, in whatever way they mny be
disordercd, Is admitted 20 be one Of its
most valuable characteristics and
hence i,s usefulness in choic, diar.
roma. cholera morhus and in tvsin.
TAR I'D
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21

ssy" The water in the bayou at JEFF
forson, was a foot higher than during
the high water last year, entering the
basement rooms Of the houses on the
lrycr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21

Eas y NJ fail to secure one Of the
Day-Beok Almanacs
Ssrr See notice Of Il l.. IIiehtower.
Esq Attorney at Law
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21

Z u BLALOCk B.. candidate for
Clerk Of the County Court Of Harrison
County at the ensuing election
j p Afford i. n Candidate for
Clerk Of the County Court Of Harrison
county, At the ensuing election
Il + FRtpERlCI is a Candidate Tor
Clerk of the County Court of Harrison
county, at the ensuing election
CHARLES WOODSON Is q Candi.
date Tor Clerk of the County Court Of
Harrison county, At thecnsuina election
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21

m- 4 H. WHILE s candidate
for Associate Justice Of tho Supreme
Court, at the ensuing election
" b OCHlLrREE 4. candidate
for Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of Texas at the ensuing election
k7S Galveston New. and Houston
Telegraph copy md send bin to this
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21

their President % tAc Emperor pray
in. permission tar "a provisional pAr.A'
m.ut e. "a .Irc.- hIm iui.scrimnaiely
au home concord. ii was pt course.
ucrau,cd hy the Cfar \ short time
.In.e tho 1ri-iul'ur- Ht similar address
c- we're dcpv,cI aud baui,uel 10 ~ibc.
ria
Nothing had franspircl % throw any
I.ht ur.u the eventual ISSUE 81 the
guarre. between Austria and Prussia
The London Post says the situation
90 affair. d. every day becoming more
critical
rhe Berlin press hy evident d.ctaiiun
uf the Government D., varlIke.
Great military preparations are being
made throughout the kingdom The
Austrian Government D, also taking
measures aut.cip uu- the coming strug.
clio Her armament. are very cxtcn-
-,c
The Independent Beige Publishes in
t.iIi.auco lrum Mrmar stating tuat
thr King of Prussia gave Dos cuu,eut'p
military arrangements which indicate
that war IL Inevitable
taIsu.o ha. iutmatei his intention.
ti.u 'a maintain hs rEht as 'ol"nial
bishop
The apprehension OF trouble IN Ter.
many aui the tlnmn '-''lilnn "a Amer.
3 Iel continued 90 d"prr-s the funds
NA-u>ar'>, Apr" Ip-Ihc rr''l-
don't as proclaimed the treaty between
thr l nl'ei states aud ihe Nnneha-'
luIHus lie h", a''o 81 -n'd the dti'
cheney appropriation "'L
/ lu the House, ia resolution VA. adopt
ed. lurs ting Che Secretary u War To-
Furnish thn House with toe BINDING" ct
. tan Commission 10 tH' fa~e %. awards
for tbe capture of I"aih aud Harold
In Oh" senate The .Hdn tiil passed 10y
aVutant = against
lu tar House tFr bankrupt bit' Wa
/ REJECTED bF AGAINST -
THE President has sent Congress
message 100 reference 10 iaH grants Of
land maie iy '"n-r'-- in l'n.' % ana
! - iur railroad aW io MISSISSIPPI. Ala
hWm1. AIN'".'s. '"r'in and '"a'sHn3
which expire uN limitation August a.
r"lnr'rtl"n' l 'H'' r'''s be extended
hat wears
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21

r=Y- Red River is within twelve inch.
O. @ the hv.h watey Of lac, weak.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21

y II WILSON is candidate for
District Judge Of the sixth Judicial
District. at the ensuing election
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21

THE tlHtp, Stone Rus,ton, n
Murray Great southern Circus, which
is advertised to exhibit in this place on
the 30th of April and the l-t Of May,
we have reason to believe, viii prove
one Of the most interesting and attrac-
tive exhibitions Of the kind that has
ever visited Texas The pres. every
where speaks of it in terms Of the high
est commentator Capt Iidmarsh
found many Of his old associates in the
army of Virginia, who were glad to see
him The fun loving portion Of the
community are looking forward 10 a
rich treat, when the troupe arrives
THE ClRcus STONE, Ross,on a Muir
ray have no occasion to complain of
want ct success in New Orleans
Their vast canvas, il crowded to repe-
ton. As 10 the result Of the perform
unces. we can only say that We
know Of several young gentlemen, Doe.
tween seven and fourteen years, who
are circus-craty, and who have express
Cd several time, their intention 10 60
twice day, 10 matter what Pa and Ma
said
This fine troupe perform TO morrow
noon and evening AT tbs corner of Ia
rome and II Joseph streets ~ q
Pic1ypRe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21

T \ PATlLLO Is candidate for
Chief Justice q Harrison county al the
ensuing election.
JUDGE JOHN T WILLIAMS is q
candidate for Chief Justice Of Harrison
cnuntE. N the ensnInr nIrrllun
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21

X PERRY isa candidate flr Shcr-
IN Of Harrison county at the ensuing
election
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21

informative 90 hal from him be was
near West Point Ca. about the l0th
81 Nav. $500 where 30 is supposed Joe
was either NlleI ~ captured Now
thar the cruel war is over VIC cali
uuon the Masonic brotherhood - ai
as ina this natter
" T. BRITAIN
STOCK ENt\,
\ JAG k-bN.
Committee of Euclid Dodge No q.
viii the Pre-. throughout the g0uu
fry notice this
Rusk, Texas April : $500.
THF lvrEAcHvgSr Nryr 80 JogE -
The Washington correspondent Of
,ae Cincinnati Commercial write.
Tho impeachment rf the President
long whispered at, is uaW openly adto
Gated and the echo is caught up hy
such newspapers As the Chicago Int
uue. u dcmlud- tor the immediate ar
rai.nmgnt uf Andrew johnson Cor 70 Str.
RI, 10 msh crime, and mi>demruuHrs
which they find lt very easy 90 ruumer
a.. In a former letter stated fbat tie
President had becniuiormei. "a author
DO, chat DE could met guU-uon that y
WIS the intention ol the majority ma
Con -yc-, 10 attempt his impeachment
a- -Yuu %. they should have secured tho
necessary vote ia the senate to carry
one thl. scheme The President listened
tu what va. said un the subject and re.
piled that he had every reason o. he-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21

4 Wisconsin drcssmaAer hs, fallen
hcl. ~ 81 5h1o0n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21

As EARruQu,KE Is NuOcHAv The
british ship Gr,pn' experienced the
shock of an Earthquake in mii-ocean.
while on her passage from Australia 70
London Nov T.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-21
" T. BRIT TAIN
~TOt X ENiN,
~ Il -lN

Committee ar Euclid Dodge. No %
Will the Press throughout the com
IRIS notice this
Rusk, Texas April T. $500
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04

From Rev. ". D. seighted, Pastor OF Twelfth Baptist
Church.
pHnADHIpH1A, December 28, 18ss.-Mesrs. Jones a
Evans-Gentlemen;- have recently been 1aberng un-
der the distressing effects Of Indigestion accompanied
by prostration OF the nervous system. Numerous
remedies were recommended by friends ana some Of
them tested brt without relief Your HoofandB Ger.
man Bitters were recommended by persona who had
induced me also 10 try them. mun confess that had
an aversion TO patent medicines from tho "thousand
and one quack 'Btters," whose only aim TO be
to palm of sweeened and dragged liquor upon the
rnunity, In sly way; and the tendency Of which,
fear, 10 to make many confirmed drunkArd, Upon
learning that yours really medicinal preparation
took Il with happy effect It's action not only upon
tho stomach but upon the nervous system was prompt
and gratifying feel that have derived great and per
manent beneft from the OF few bottles Very res
peotuny JourB. W. d. 6RI9FRIED,
No. 25s ShaoknIns1 street.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

~ Adv
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ihern States, and the undsputed fact that It has
pr circulation in tho South than the journals OF the
York Press combined. will insure the attention OF
commercial public and the public generally.
vertlsers now availing themselves Of the opportu-
Ito make known their business through the columns
ts New YonS NEWS, are convinced OF the import
Of It's great circulation throughout the South. in
quence ofthe large orders received by theE certify
value OF this journal as the best medium for adj
sing and the public generally depending UPON pub
I Ia securean extendton OF business oonrnensufate
enterprlsee, should not fell TO- become acquainted
the unquesFi'nable aavanssgss TO bs derived from
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eys. rsfatas TO commercial or financial nattor.. no
3ee what may be The particular buninsss in witch
'party may be engaged Address
] BENJAHIrN WOOD,
New York Vows Building,
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SOLDIER R 8

Or others whose systes have become impaired by hard
ahps or disease win And in this Btters tonic that will
restore them to all their original vigor.
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THE
II.WEEKLY AND WEEKLY NEWS.

hess two Journals are made up with special refer
to the wants Of country subscribers, and contain
p variety of matter as to render them welcome to
~ family in the land In the matter Of LITERA.
BE-, the choicest stories Of the best writer's are
III forth in their columns; and moro excellent lite
natter is furnished In issue than can be had In
y of the exclusively literary journals OF the day.
ssaENERAL NEWS is admirably selected and con-
3ed go as to give all the current intelligence In ss
able form as 1t csn be placed. It comprises news
every part Of the country and 10 always the Latest
s3tcoMMERcIAL INTELLIGENCE is carefully pre-
2, and includes reliable MARKEr REPORTS from all
fs which are not excelled by any journal In this
Fry.
s ID the names OF all Friends Of CONSTITUTIONAL
}RTY, and we will send them SPECIMEN COPIES
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Q OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPHONIC.

OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING BYMPTOMH,
Resulting from Disorders Of the Digestive organsi
Constipation Inward Piles, FuIness Of Blood to the
burn, Disgust for Food, Fulness or Weight
in tue Stomach, Sour EructatonB, Sink.
ing futtering aS the Pit OF the
Stomach, swimming OF the Head,
Hurried and Difficult Breath.
Ing Flu ttering at the
.t -.. - Heart - -, r-...
Choaking or suhooating '3 g
a8' Sensation when In q Lying Pos IT
ture, DnllnesB Of Vision,
Dots
Webs before the Sight, Fever
add Dull Pains In the Head, Def.
cheney Of Perspiration, Yelowness OF
the Skin and Eyes, Pain In the Side, Back,
Oheat Limbs Etc, Sudden FluBhes Of Heat Burning Tn
the Flesh, Constant Imagininga Of Evil, and
great Depression Of spiriu.
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THAT THESE BITTKRs
CONTAIN NO Rum Oh WHISKY,
AND CAN'T MAKE DRUNKARDs.
IS NOT
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BUT A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED vEaETABLn
EXTRACT,
FREE FROM ALCOHOLIC sTIMULANT Or NJURI.
GUS DRUGS.
It cannot nsidiously introduce the Woe Of Drunken.
into the bosom Of your famies-o your wife, your
children, or your friends. ...". .--a t.
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