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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-30

nj each change OF advertisement an additional
IEe Of 20 cents per square viii be made.
ltorial or local notices charged for at the rate
3 eonts per line, for each insertion.
5eies or advertisements published in the
y Notice Column" at 10 cents line, Tor
\ zee occupied byone line Of miaionl for each
5Ekion.
ertissmsnts not accompanied with written
a<tions will be inserted until forbid, and ehars-
O. accordingly.
rvertlsements inserted in the Weekly Argue
u 6asonable terms.
II srs Icontracts u ade with yearly advertisers.
Refreshments discontinued before the expira-
'spf the time contracted for, will be charged at
is time rates. - &.
II. DAsFoRTH, JR. nILroK JoHHs,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-30
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC,

IL the only safe and reliable remedy for ihs cure
Of Spermatorrhea, genssalIy termed Seminal
Weakness, caused by self-Abuse, or excessive
Indulgence, which is now SO fearfully prevalent in
all parts of the country.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-30
7-7- T77 -
BIS, 1881.
! 1854.
pprietsrs.
Three dollars
twenty-five
AAHk~ 49,

Clubs or 10 or more, 1T $3.50 each, and one
~ extra for every club often.
D>6ingie copies, q the Office, 10 cents saeh.
kAIY Aaeus-Two doflars AID Fifty cents for
q months, payable IN advance, or $40 year.
$he week, twenty-five cents, in advance.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-30
DIR. Bakers Injection.

IN. BIN cases of Con orrhes, elect and Stric-
ture, DR.. Bakers Injection is recommended to be
used in conjunction with the Specific, as il mate
rally aids IN subduing the inflammation and stop
ping the discharge. Both are recommended TO
be used in these complaints.
A treatise on Sexual diseases called the "Self-
Instructor, - accompanieseach bottle of the spe-
cifc. s~kA 1k-LL- ia AJ- -I4
Price-Dr. Bakers Specific, 81, so per bottle.
Pride--Dr. Bakers Injection, 81 90 per bottle.
Pnce-Male Injecting Syringe, 80 cents; female
injecting syringe, 80 cents ss-s.39 Ell
Sent by express to all parts of the country on
receipt of the money and % cents additional to
pay for shipping and boxing.
Prepared and sold by DR.. E. Easterly & Co. No.
20 North Fifth street, St. Louis, Mo-, and their
Branch Store, No. SO Madison street, Chicago,
Ill. SIS !
For sale by all Druggists.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-30
DR.. Raker's Specific

L. a great Healing, Purifying, and Self-Curing
remedy, requiring no medical aid or advice. With
this great medicine you can cure yourself, and
avoid all chance OF exposure and ruin by ignorant,
pretending doctors -a
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-30


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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-30

Sold in Rock Island, by C. SPEIDEL, C. A.
BENSER, SCHMIDT GROTJAN, and ELM
s. HINCKLEy. ~ aasAa2s a~ - Is aszzsa
jan1Sd6m.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-30
Military Goods.

an cotton and linen rags, white or COLI
pays the highest price in cash. He
y. Old Brass, Copper, all kinds OF
Second Hand Clothing, Second
niture, and all sorts of traps bought or
Junk Store.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-30
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in some j
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Emospher
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a violenl
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wilds fr,
increase
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-30
SKINNER.

.attera
nor .Soglesbs
m the snely
,umping wit,,
inst Genera'
Q interior s,
On q form
st. Louis; o
Asuperb city
Rest of tina
~ -. nder. con
Ri r. ing the b,l ?,
roaspuri Dene
Il;s s ~ e.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23
THE CAPITOL HOTEL


M,paEAlL, T1xAs, juno % %"
NJ Tfife~-I consider Il the duty %
tra,rlsr. a. they PASS through ulr cohh-
frs. To give the pubic any information
,hcy can that viii contribute 10 we
..,af,yi Of their fellow travellers u"
,ics or this Obligation, ! would call the
attention of N interested, to III 'aPi-
tol Hotel in this place Of which 'lessr'
Rroots & Dawson ARE Pr"pr'etor' u
an, formerly known a. the 'NIkins
Ito,.e hni Of late has changed Hs
nom. a. aL,yc has been thoroughly
fitted up. rcppibicd and Whii'"n'h'i
and r,.rgthing done, that was needed
for the rase onl comfort ot the ifa''h'-
community have tarricd mere re
Gently. and having q pretty COCA '''
1uaintnnee with the public houses 'l
,arioas portions Of the country, ! nnhr.
i,atipsly pronounce the Capitol Hotel
"A. the vcrv best house, this sfde OF Ne"
urlear. ct which havcnny know lede"
Tho table IL well aud ahundantly sup
pliel with the very hest fare m the
country. the rooms srr comfortable the
.er,nu,a attentive, aud everything pre-.
.euts IN rent clcnny and inviting ap-
rcararrc \ guest feels in settling hi~
iiY Inc has received an equivalent lor
his money Tho rcntewnn'v prorrio'
tors spare no labor or expense to render
the stay If all, who stop With th'u''
pleasant and satisfactory In coneln
sion. | would say % travellers, give these
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

au.a Clr.laIafr i,r thr a.Hea a As.
serH'r la.l... 5i rbc -lpftm yanrr 40
'l, arrus election m JuH Nsr.u-
WITH tf...r uirft,r.. Was. ,e,q. 1. I,.rs.. .
plh't D,u. ar-. ram1ys ol f'.r u,ri..-
OF On. late Convention 90 Agrr. from
Of Hrruut part, ul jie State. u4IrHi, ms
.,ru.... PHI. a'.l-o. sr ,.H..t o..
1l.,tH. ou in'oru was 90 ru,.rt
70 uUkt .ru which lhn tuu,sv. f.,u
l'aor m.u OF ,h- state rou o concentrate.
u.i thereby h-in'u'r i.r drtui of .r
Radical nut,or. Who hed already pfo.,r'.
ed 'hnr ticket for State efhc,r.. Tho.
must have hccn done. on Erc.uui If the
-Aoftuos- n' 'hc time preceding ''r r',r.
ZION and consequent dhfG.ly OF SECURING
cHrr 90 ui action in my other way BE-
'H, % rr.v.'. u,'l, never having hoou "a
politician and having had no a-ii,Ipp
iiou directly or indirectly IN tine matter
drtw'd Nh. nH WIular' expression
1riHiHeoccd hv ratiiul o. ora niece desire
ior tns individual Advancement OF w's 70
or amy un" cis' Cudvr such titruu
-uucc, did not ihiuk u proper n &C.
cline. und have consented that my onm"
shenIi r.maiu upou The foasr. rufif,
iaiaH tetsi For nay qualification aud
fitness i'r tine high nnt responsible ullIur,
| cau Dui rvlrr to those Who have known
me Tor the Inst nineteen wears IN Texas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

Cd Jons DrnSg, candidate or Dis
,riet Attorney, viii address the citizens
Of Harrison county at the Court House
in Marshall, Mt 10 O'clock \ VI on
Monday Subject The Constitution
and the Condition Of tie Country lie
vii give the people an aecoun; Of his
course in the Convention Col Burke
has made several speeches throughout
the District, which we have heard high
l. commented Iii. exposition Of Tex.
as radicali-m is complete and thorough
lie supports the new Constitution, and
has everywhere urged The people 20
slop, j, We hope he viii obtain Il
large and an attentive audience
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

HAvE roc TAXES THE Darn The
proclamation Of Gov Hamilton which
we pabli.h elsewhere, settles a question
ahou, which. there hs. been como dis
cu--ion among the newspapers OF The
State. The Governor decides tha' no
one can vote without taking the amnes-
y oath.
Persons. therefore, who have not
taken i, can dctcrm ne for thenscl,c.
whether {, !. better 10 do 80 or 20 stand
aside and take nspari in the election II
every conservative man were 10 fui
20 vote the existing military rule
would be continued and the political
power pi 10. state ultimately given to
the radicals and lrcr nc-ruos u 1t b.,
right and proper Tor one man 20 hold
bach, IL !. equally So far an Believing
i, the daty of every good citizen 90 AL
in restoring the state 10 it. position m
the Mon. AMI 70 labor tcaloBsly for
the 70 establishment Of good govern.
mcnt We advise eyory one. without
moment dclny, to qualify themselves 90
become voter.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

ARROW CorroS Tis --Ma-srs. & q
Gregg 4 Co pabli-h nm advertisement
relative 10 this great improvement, which
onsh, To be read BY oyery planter The
arrow cotton tie, il Ia conceded win SUI
porcede entirely the use of rope in hail,
inr cotton
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23
INDEPENDENT

Nj \ J.. l.. sc IL 90 l..
'rllE undersigned respectfully nnn, IN.
l ce. 10 the public that lie vi | re open
his school on Monday, the 2ud OF Jolly.
lSdG lie viii devote his time nnd EN-.
ergics exclusively and unromiltingly 10
the moral aud mental improvement OF his
pupil
The school room viii he thoroughly re.
paired lore the approached cold weather
JOHN 7 PIERCE
JUNG o. l~Gc ,ltl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

~ That pitcher Of ice lemonade
from the Log Cabin Exchange, (son, to
Mrs l. J mirh'rossibly have been equal.
cd in New Orleans but could moi have
been exeelled The colder the comfort
ths more warmly |, is appreciated Many
shxnka
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

We e.snoi urge too s,ron.ly The du.
/, anI the necessity Of every citizen
Doing l,is full duty il this canvass. He
should Dot osly mako !, point to cast
bis vote for the eonsssr atise nominees
but should urge uP1Tn vfery man, who
comes within the circle Of his influence
to follow his patriotic example
The Texas radical. have hu' one par
pose 10 suhseryo. and tha' !. 70 secure
permanently the power and patronage
Of the State government The first
step in their programme - Ia continue
the existing military rule, vith the ia
'cn,ion Of ultimately dislranchisins IS
ery man In The State who Is not rldi.
cal. or willing 10 become one 10 secure
Office. The conservatives, On the con
trary. are laboring Ia restore the state
to iis position in the nion and bringing
back the country to the political 20
s;tion il occupied IA the pnfcr '"l tct-
ter day. Of the republic l. thi. not
an end worth lahor.ng for And IS he
who remains silent and li.ticss while
such issue. are pending either a wise
man or a patriot Let every consorra-
tive voter 60 20 the Iol.. vote The
ticket and tnr the
amended constitution Lei AS crush
lu, radicalism in Texan aul thu. e,ince
1ur detcstation Of the friends u tha-c
sumner and Stevens, who IRE cnfca'
lring to change the republic 81 Wash.
nston aud Jefferson into civil aud
military dcspoti.m. It requires no ar
;umcHt 10 convince every Intelligent
.ir,,ous WAN what duty demands Of
hin. 1t is as plain IS the sun in the
heavens
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

hU~ Tho very agreeable cotilion pnr-
~, mentioned in our last WAS given by
the Etening Star Club society re.
Gently established in our town. and
composed Of quite number of our most
worthy young gentlemen
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

wn \ friend called our attention 20
an ungrciou- attack mslc uran "a. Foo
tho editorial column. of tAo la; south.
Western. q paper with which We have
not exchanged fer several YEAR, anil a
cops 1t which the editor had not the
justice TO send ~. lie takes "a. 20 task
for repubiishin. his teleerarhic dis.
patches without giving bis paper credit
The coprscuc.s ot bis remarks remind,
u- Of the homely arhori,in Won need
expect nothing better from ho. than
a rtuu, Tho omission Of which be-
complains. was purely accidental We
copied the Iispatchc. from tho ~hre,c
port News, making such corrections as
were necessary % render them iu'ciliEi.
bic Arrangements were ,ni00t. which
We hoped 20 con.ummatr. toprocgrc The
dispatches 81 the associated pres. direct
from tho telegraph Office and thc credit
aieh We placed az thc head OF them
wa- inserted at random with the uuu-
tiou Of correction befpr" We went %
press We confes. To- an amjHble weak.
ness common 20 many respectable poo
pic. or entertaining O very decided con.
tainpt FOR The South-Wn.iern \ jour
nal So uotoriou. for is editorial p,A.iH.
ri.ns. has very lttle reason % eShiLit -
htpercrltleal up fcu.oriuu. spirit
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

~ The well assorted and beautiful
stock Of goods opened by Me-sr- q q
Gregg d Co, continues to attract a,tcn-
ton and ,nyi,s custom.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23
STEAMER NATION Al.

Learcs ,eoB Tuesday aHR Friday 81 '
ccioct I ", IS .fol'0Fs a,l
Friday. NAV llth Tuesday, MAY "a
Friday Junr lsi, TUESDAY. june a.
Friday June 22pl. 'ru' SHAY, lgH ''
tridny, July ljth.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

The F,nsr or THE SEssus Three
cotton hollis, tea OF twelve days old,
from tho plantation Of Mr. Chris. Caro-
dine, near Elysiau Ficlds, Could have
sent peek
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

brLIcidts Pans Mr. John Duncan
nursery near Marshall has been ia
nous FOX IL choice fruits The pair,
tor delicious favor. cannot be surpassed
Capt. liaegnr, a day or two age, pre-
scn,cd Va with n half dozen Of the
Thcy have commenced getting ripe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23
corsrIvArlvI UNION TICKET
rok GOVERNOR.
Gen. J W TiiROCKMoRToN

FOR GOVERNOR.
Gen. J ". TiIROCkMORTON
OF Collin.
roR LIEUT.. GONFRNoR,
col. GEO. " JONES, Of Bas,rop
ron ATTORNEY GgSrRst.
hon. J II. BANTON, of Walker
rop CoMrTgoLtrn.
WILLIS RoBARDS, Of Travis
ron TREASURER,
MARTIN ROST0N. Of Washineton
coMa'r GIN LAND oTFicF.
sTEPlI En- { RIOS u \
FOR SUPREME JUDGES,
$. y. DONLEY. Of Smith
RICHARD COKE, Of Mcclellan
CHAS. l.. CLEVELAND. ofLibcr,y;
GEORGE +. MOORE. Of Travis I.
A. II WILLIE. Of Harrison.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23
LATE NEWS.

cents u~.r GRADE rcmlaefrf = sfs
worth 30
I,et.oS Jim, li-Noon The result
,.g lh. election ia Oregon is sill doubl
ful both tar,io. claiming il Returns
from Washington TERRITORY show large
Democratic Gains
Nrr p.tg,Ss Jun. l4--C.4i1u
I,so Sl,ddl.n.. s.nyJr. Gud.lEi.
WA.ut>ara~ june little star It's
sorts that the votes Of conservative mcu-
her. for The constitutional amendment
v,r. ot,b,ip,d on The pledge 81 their col
lcarne. that ro action should bs taken
mi. session upon the 4 .forcnt bills re-
r,rtei by the RECOMMENDATION committee
rbi. yiriu..i, refer. tle So hoI, matter 90
tb, r.ar...
Rs,.r,ii ,aurd Grinnell to-day on the
-frps ct tl.r ,.p.tuI without rrs -ian.,
When Eu..rau got thrnu-b bee said o.
wa. now ali right ani the pait.e. -epa-
rated
ade'ats iu fhc House to-day }lgr
RS. of MARYLAND reiterated iho night Ui
-.,e.s,an and that Dee stood Haw after
,hc close 81 the war d. he stood al the
la-t session ,t congress. when he recoIs.
,l de- seu-arc OF Dol, constituents .s
he stood while ma prison. nii before lHi'
IUl4sfY..I HIS HlIulruf N| NhrIH+H.. q HHttN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

She has done NUT i"'""F"
Marines had -nine,i a'sietory over
small force Of Liberals. near santa
Crur. capturing 21 prisoners : pieces
.f arms and several horses The PR
oncr. vouM probably be sho, The
,,,,p Of Zncntun W.. attacked ny a
Liberal force and taken Us them 'o-
lima va. threatened ly a Liberal lore,
number of flihuster- were expected
from sam Francisco \ French war
s,rrmer had arrived from Natamuros
with ltU prisoners of war from 'or'i'
ma. force Cvrfina hn. 1ct Nmonz
IA, killed IN the fight were several
Americans.
Tbc luipcri1li.ts hal gained irri-
fed victory near s'an Pedro de fu,dra'
.afla The Frcnah made several mag
uii.cut char.c. aud utterly routed the
enemy with great loss
4 hrsisu guard Ut 300 men j. pro
pp.ed TOR the Emperor when ,hc e,a,uI-
lion uf thc French take. place.
& petroleum well had been disco'-
erred of the lsthmus ut .Icbauntep"c.
The Liberals have tnkcn the town OF
IIcruusi,.o. after severe lighting Nu-
f4rrgus murders vgru committed The
firm. Of urtieos. Canon Bros aud Gen
-,ii.s 4 N4ir.,al were robbed Of all
tlc eouds the, haI The foreign lc'
zion vtre nearly an lut,h,rci
The hnoN'i''' ''ml"'''''' u'' ,".
following \ sN''l '' "''t 4, ~. ' '.5
da'. ii''-'''' '''' ''''"' We -
IT. "l'.N'"-
lh' N.N Wv, In
Gently. '''' "' '',' '''.'''' ""'
81 H''f '',".'o - r..
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t'e 't. f" !" ''i '''' .''.'
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'nuNn'A %. "l NM '",
".h'n H' .i'' '."'' "'''
tHth t"''' I'""' an. mn,
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'n-' d"4@c = "'.'" 100
Tue mt"
ulN.t near" t'' "'-'"'' A.,
- "n't a'i '-'''". .'''' ,ii' '
Nl'. why we ,,, So
mitie4 B" N'i $3.50
fepIcd "h u'e ''' "'v Wv, '''' 'i...
u Jug nv "'' I,,
Nf l'a''' % '',''' gu" '"'
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Io>roN' jun '' 'i..t H.,
ine' i,'''' A'''''''' d. '''''.'' ..''''' ''''
NFg l,rk, 'Hur '"#-ih" mr''-n
mails per Steamer ''y G f"N' go
south tnI' crouiu-
The four s''1mrr- Nbr.. ''lt ,"f
Europe today tuuA nnt S-">' 'NF' s'ii
,,.ct...i.
me H'l ,''l ''. ,.''..N ,us'
tF.W '"r '"'', "'N'
wa AllF ,i''l't To ''''' '''''' "".'
iH"'y Adjoining 10 g.,
i' com ''.I. ' I''''.''',''' ''''
nae "'''-"'"' ".'. ''''' '''"l''
10 '' '.''tf p" % w ~ -''''1 'u' M
very s'""'l ana .'''N' "n' - '','''''.''-
very i'" YIN many l'.''''''l''I ,'''
.'','-' yer ",I' N'' ''' 49, -.; 'i''
'"'h'., '',' !" w i'.'' %" Wv ~, IN ,'t
should comc upon n- nov, there Would
NOT l' corn enough rai'r" with when To-
hryni the p'oNir and lr'"l want ahH
~Htrrng "uuii result lr"n -H'h l'aF-
iuI disaster ! Aufttt- II EFrttuNHflNuHr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

ssn- Mr j II Galloway ha, one #
the ncaiess stores. and as fine .eleo ted
,,ock of goods NJ can be- found Drop
III and see him
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

I'iEpNoNr ~rRGNGS-Mr Cannon the
cnterprising proprietor, several weeks
ago, extended u' a complimentary sea-
son ticket to this fashionable summer
watering place We have never had
the pleasure Of visiting these celebrated
springs, but we have been informed
that it is Il place of great attraction
The Austin Gazette states that impor-
,ant improvements have been made
lately, in which convenience, comfort
and beauty are combined We advise
those who are debating in their minds
Is to where they will 20 to pass the hot
summer months, by all means to 90 to
the Piedmont springs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

The New York Tribune, the erea,
National organ of the Black Republican
or Radical party, compliments tho sup
poytsrs Of Poase A. Co and assure.
them that they will have things their
own way 80 soon as then natural nj.
lies the negroes are permitted 20
vote V'v.0n Fr'-JgayA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

BgiIr ANp TO me PotYr-A gentle.
man who owns a plantation in Alabama
had instructed his ovcrscer to give him
REPORTS Of affairs Las, week he re-
eeiyed the following note which graphi-
cally described the situation
Mn --- 1t rained Monday II
rained Tuesday 1t raiued Wednesday
/, rained Thursday, and Friday we had
the hardest rain this week Grass crop
encouraging. Yours,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

~ Brucss Photographic gallery has
been greatly improved BY tho addition
Of = sky light and sids colors, which
impart q sott and delicate tint 10 hi.
pictures As an artiss he has had no
supesior in his place Thosc who can
do 10, ought 30 avail themselves Of tho
nppoTsunity Of tssssng his skili His
pietares are i1wvlly admired.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


Believing, from the many -.
male 10 ne, from all portios. ~ ;,
>sst-, ~ letter. and otherwise d., s''
ftrcui views are entertained "a ~
qualifications requisite to rn,;,l. w
riliHcus OF the State 10 par,is,n,,,
the apprpac hing election i,r So ..
County officers, pnd it leinc ina, .aa
That uniform rule should b, ol.er,"'14'
| deem i rTop,r b-rchy 10 leel.,r, ~, ~.
M a consequence e the reh.ll.,,,
IN view Of the present rslniinp. ~ :,
state to the Government q, IA.
states, no On" We entitled
tor any pt tbs Ulcers b. IA. eie.,..,
the 18th day OF June, 1865. Or ma.
,hc amendment, tc the ton.ti,n,t. wv
the State. unlcs- IL Ne sa,i.i,,,...
shown ~ the managers uf the els.,.'
tina, the part, app sing 10 vote hns ,.ls"
tho oath If amnesty, prescribed l., i.
President IN bis Pre- launtion If ~
29th day Ut May 1865 and ts,,,a
falling within any Of the rx.rn,,. ms y,
the laid proclamation Of the Preside.
of the 2lth NAV, 1868 viii not l., on,.
tied to vote, until specia, pardon 4, 81
tuincd FROM thc President. aud tho,
quircmonts thereof complied with Anl
lu addition to taking the oath Of anns.
=. anl receiving the speeinl pardon I,
tho President when necessary .s.l
voter must Bee qualified Is required n.
the Constitution and laws Of ihe S,s,
now ia lurrr
IL testimony whereof / L,t.
: , unto 20, nay hand and e,g..
vs. the seal I'd the State h. 49,
fixed at Ans,in. this alst d,.
ct NAV, \ II 1850, mud OF tive Ind
u,ui,i.c uf the nii''d States the ya-i
\ j HAMILTON,
fruyl Cos r OF rexa.
IS the Governor
luNEru ~rrN,E.
Acting Secretary Of state
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

R- The country between Co,ile and
Alexandria, La, distance Of eighteen
miles. has been overlooked by the Red
River on either side Trou swcrt 2wav
md rlan.a'irpi tr,NcA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

ua. 1t appears, from the 'addo Ga.
zrttc. that drinking shops in Shreveport
have been allowed the special privilege
Of keeping open on sunday, while bust
ness houses were required 20 hc closed
An ordinance was recently adopted by
the Board Of Trustees, allowing the latter
also TO keep their front doors open on
the Sabbath, thus placing all parties on
ma equality An ordinance was then
offered, requiring all houses, except
drug stores aud the ice factory, to be-
closed on -anday, from . clock. A.,
NJ. 10 { T. VI which was rejected by "a
two.t thirds vote. The Gazette says
The observance of the Sabbath i.
now dispensed with in Shreveport by q
twothirds vote of the Board
This speaks badly for the place The
Gazette, very properly, gives the names
and votes of the Trustees On this rcso-
hutton That's right let thcm face
their own music II is dcrogatory To
any place To pay no respect To the sab
bath Under Ike circumstances, wc
would act Just as our cotemporary is
doing
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

fLgAs We wonder ii there are any
Aoa. any wherc in the world, only in
Palestine We think not, for they are
certainly all here --- Palestine Necs
Plenty Of ,hom ueighbor at Shreve.
port, jefferson, and Henderson, with
few bushels at this place
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

sss~ We learn from the Palestine
News, that Hon. ions II REAGAS, late
Postmaster General of the Confederate
Stn;ca, was married on the 3lst ult to
Miss MoIiE FoRp TAlIop
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

~ 1r " u Johns,oa vii! exccp,
-. thanks 70, Ssr orlcans !. mira
rinss r ~. 18th