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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-11

itrebenoen S9auipieler, Der iitb mad Der
0ffentliden 8ritit gu bilSsu iu6t. Das
beutide 9ouisbiIle bat f6on bereinselte,
re6t tpadere g6auipieIer seieben unb
gebOrt, - SInFler aber, in ses
8ortes ftrenger 8cbsutuns, bielIeidt
nod feinen einsisen.
SeftIiden 9la6ri9ten sufoIge ipirb
louisville i'm 9anie bes Somrners aud
cine bramatii6e @eieuidaft unter Der
2eitung Der 9erren SO pm u, SO ears
bert be9riiBon f0nnen. Oas fino SEA,
men bon sutem Slang in Der Slnitlers
gSeit unb nie mir b0ren tuerben mir
aud bier einmal Die crit e Honpabonr
Der 6eiti9 sanerifaniid 8abne-Srau
Beder<8 rabn = nebit aabern bars
fenenben glotabilitaten Su fe6en be-
fommen.
slIs eisertbiinli@e Wfanie wouen
mir fdlieBlid riisen, baB berbeiratbete
&lnitlerinner, Die eiuit nit ibren WeaS<
9en@ glamen Surore ,na6ten, i'm 8efttn
germ sebn ODER sipansig Sabre ibres
9ebens suriidbatiren unb ibre .,bor Soft
un6 Der Belt ansetrauten @beseipOnfe"
gIei9iam uur als Staffuae ODER leben>
biseaafenbeficits nebenber Iaufen laiien.
go Sraulein Sttilie genee 6rdulein
@Iauffent SrduIein sPeterfen
iuelde ianmtlid Srauenfi nb.
gan3 absefeben bon Oer Ourd lure
gefeui6afts >8esrifie itnportirten @e-
tuobnbeit, sibt es ielbit fir cine Stint.
lerin I'M MenfdenIeben 9tusenblide, Die
fir cine SoubIut <80nisin tuie ). 9,
8ictoria 8par uinterefant" iinb, fit
cine Sheate.prinsci Iin aber, bic, 10 LANCE
fe lebt, bic vSunsfran" bon Or
leans" fpieIt, eompromittirenbe 8er'
Iesenbeiten bereifen. 9luBerbetn MAG
man Der i'm 70ten Sabre nod ret5enber
ygtinon Be 2enclos" Sen sefeierten9fdb'
dens9tumeu ber;ei6en - mas beut"
3utage aber bon benz Stimulus bel
Susenb ODER Sen;alitat sebrt, fnb leiOel
feline ,,giinon's."
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-11
81 a bot n e unb Sec q tn I
- - Iss 800
Gifembabn.
Columbia QIceomobations : 8ua. /.

pile m 10 9. M an Suriidfebrenb, perTGst Ct gta6s
uile nm q. 81. unb tSmmt in Columbia Mm 5. 40
g. n an.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-11
Hies iit bic ein;ise Babn mad ben
SelS@esenoen BON 8enni1lbanien.
speeial.Moti,.

Spectnlsg6Oft3.
Baiidgiere. bic nit 9ur sGidet psrieben nb, fSns
men ibr gepGd bis ~ ibrem 8eftimmun9sort gebe6
erbaItei. Set Antanft Der Sampfer in GineiHnGt
Tpir6 Transportation mad SoteS n6sr benz Depot frel
seliefert. 4ne HOitsDdmpfer Itegen am YtIoHttes
nnb Great g9efterns Giienbabn Abarfboot BEb ber
fluften Strabe.
Gtn Omnibus unS Gep66pnsen jebeR Mbenh bet
Mntunjt Der Socte DON eouspiue tn 6ereiti@aft, um
pafagere unb ibr Gepdd totenfrei mad benz GtIanties
in6 @reatz E8eftern zBabnbof 3u bringen.
Sabrpreis 70 nie6rie inb bic S4neuigfeit Der Bulge
70 groB ais dif treen6 ei,ter aiI6eren 81hn.
Tidets fino gu baben in Cincinnati an Der neEbs
IpeftIiden Ode Broubwap unb SrDntitrabt nnb aut
benz 1leuer Baiiasiers8abnbof Der Cincinnati SamiIs
tons un6 9aptons Giienbabn, ioInie in ben Sauptz
BUREAUS Der in Serbinhung itebenSen 2inien.
D. RcG Ia re n. @en.s superintendent.
Capt. &. Sarnep, PGfagisrs Mgeut,
2Duisuile.
q. s. GuIter, Gen.s StdetzAsent.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-11
6. 81. Mbae,
Sib1peRIidbe Ode Der Gritten unS Mainftrase, cine
5reppe bod, Cincinnati, Ohio.
SNedlfeI eNefd16ff ,tif Suroho

Stsuefidbe Ode cer Sritten uit6 Ntainftrabe, cine
Ireppe bod, Cincinnati, Dbio.
@e@fel@ 9ef9aft NIT europa.
Gouectionen unb AussahIungen jeber art in allen
Ehstlen 0entf9anbs Iperoen pom mir, ME sep6bnz
Ho1, duf bic pron1pteite 4rt beiorat.
SIR Be4feI aMf Rem gort nnS anbere 9anbeIsr
tGote Der Bereini9ten Staten fam man immer bel
mir bas @elo erbaIten.
@nf bic uubitebenben qdbe iifb bel mir Bed6ieI In
sr6beref pIpie in ben fIeiuen Sumnren 3u ben biz
lgiten Gorrien su baben.
9eIber, IpeIdbe an irsenb eines ber ndtbfte6enben
9dnier in 9euti@Ianb fir Sbre 8etnuns einseianbt
ober beaabt peroen, nit benz 8emerfen Sab mir ea=
pon Hahrtt 3u geben iei, f6nnen BET mir in Ginein=
mott foglet9 IN flingenber @In3e erboben iperSen,
iobalo t9 bic Hadrt9t nom Gingunee Der Summe err
balten babe. 9a i'd pom meinen perf9ieSenen 8an=
quiers immer nit ie6e Steiner Briefe erbaIte rpenu
9eISer engegangen finb, 10 lit bies Der f9nelfte,
t9erite uno btli9ite @eg, UNI SeLSer mad Gmerita 81
i1iden.
SIR Sob unS siIber be;able i'd tets bas b59He
9remiunf.
2iite meiner 8anquiers in Dentf9lanb
u. |. 10, an Die Sbr Gelb be5ablt uni
bann bel mir erpoben iuer6en fam.
Mud finb bel bieien 5dufern in europa ieberset
gBebfeI duf mid su baben:
Trdnff1irt a., W. 0rn R. MekIer feel. tSnbn mn
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-11
Snrd bic
Atlantic. unb sroBe peitli@e @iienbabu
ors Snr9Iaufense Sass uerIafen Cincinnati tasIt9;
Ylorsens

BSs- 9ireete 8erbinbunssn gu SaIamanc9
Der GrtesGiIenbabn.
DSE. gu WsansfieIb nit 4ittsburs, Sort 9ap
unb Ebica9os Giienbabn.
, 1866-04-14
r S
Si. MARK pANOCHIAL SCNOOE

Ns.J,3 q a, 4. ". fllcpc,.
lrnio, nrasus. M ,hc hrs, OF February.
NitiNi Nj" lN.tr,2lGs0 0! The Rector ali. N,s,fy
o; -. Mhi> thutth, a School .nr BOY. AID
Grs., wi.tlt wliiiof DUTY o.!oil All ,lc aivan.
iR-,S OF a cnthnloii school clucation, hut N{ll
also ,'nbracc the hisl II studies pursued IN \
dr>'-cll,S Scrinuiy. Particular attention NH
or pad 10 th' :]llsious Instruction and mora!
Improvement o;,l.n scholars. ana Tie Bible . n
De found among tn, test books.
ihc sclpol SAL bc div!drd into four dcpar,.
mrnts, rs i1llOws.
l,t.thc Primary Dcpm,mcn Spelling aud
Reading:
I'm Class Spelling. K%caling. Grammar.
Arthme';c, Geography, History. Wiling. rri.
mnty No1A' VEL y used III tbs department.
'!! C!:'Ss VAL cover tic same ground IN
Guiding Composition ana Elocu,ion and TIC
VhA!oS0r1yn common things.
ith--Mtll embrace Tho above. inc!uding Rho.
'oiilr' Aletbrn, Astronomy, tie Lnngugc.. etc.
',ffRt care ias lccn taken in the s~c!Se,inn of
'~N"ohF'o W. used N each department alalaci to
ne nEr mo proficiency nf,hv Scholars.
%cSkiy Ycport viii lc seat, 10 Tho ,art ~. o(
The ',aih z and pyofr;clcy Of ,licir %chiiIrcn.
IN o't2lii 70 cnahl'. pNrci:S whose means !avc
hpyome lintie! from tile pr s:urc Of die liucs. 10
>cn'llhcir cisislrru 10 The school ,ic tu,ion Nil
bc pUt as l"it IS possible.
j]'rinrlry 1tlartnrnt 81 in advance. End class
"4' "fi Fla>S> 3a ltfciiSS s. per lnoi.tl.
, 1866-04-14
ALL NtGGNlll cob M lag FINEST WORKMANSHIP

eoust"ncrS willalSo iqlc Tho rrnut a5v,,t,uo
~ isiiht SucrcSsion OF iuw an tcchcr.n,. .i,I,n.
,"' 'eI's WIN winch We SHALL krcp our NcY In,l
No supplied. " ~" 80
WY" a''"iiYl The Nan oC salr. nnw 50 nonnl,,
l.; a." = "i''N,ilh Nrly+b ihd tins price W i'll iny,r
= 'h' 'NlhhfrS picontnctin. our Ncw VAR
NE'a1' laip lv no >idc OF tritiin,rs or r,,n,
p'hNrtSrnnne Tie Vtiiuus a~rticlrS-Jh,s, Ic,t,
~. s"Ni ~ .H'c'nlS .acii, or five Tor g.. and c,ii,
''tt VIII SnoW iho holder the particular nri Ill,
I, ~ '!!,it't' -, on lay inent Of an additional
silrHithplsot viii ohl.rr u>. When h, -, ,r r' ~,
Noi'ic, " stating What other article ~ ia, lux,
'2i"'r sue may prefer. Tii il viii Lc Son, viii
it'. ,,nt'lW - - ld"1sc, an every means y,
nia' WI lr %"Ncrt'.!. NC solicit n friti from v,rv
NJ, 49,. 'hiS ni"f'e" as We are coniicEt II az
1ioR rolniriscS NisnnsS! othcr articles. Snlcr
~ t',Goli AMI silver Wa,chrs. Ein"s :, XIX.
'''t"f, i,,uh!t>. f@failS,' tilnci AMI u.hCr St,,,..
l>3i' am IN clusters, Imiics' s.i> or .Icwtirvy
'"tuIls fH!S alld Ear rings OF Tie most m .Li,,;,
lh!1 Si,tct in PrrciuiS STONES Of r,,r, ,,ri"
i"gcti,ith 4 lor.c a,t5 rtncmt of GnIaa' ~, ,n',G,y,
i,'ii, y icarl sets, Geld SiulSana Nlcc,T I:nt,nmn.
I WIS 'c'lliin! l%tttirrns, n,it.' Bosom and
H., Wy .aiii al c|lrl!rsS variety Of Er,ccr,s
N'iNs sea EoNcs, Head nrrttcY, Con.hs. Cl,rnt
- 'o iiIy OF our ~lairnns al@uri ~ wnnf ok,
iiri'S 'wtlry. aui would l,rcrcr SjtprWarr ~ %
vii >'or NNl Ccrtiarat" Withheld 10 .."nn, ,.",nr
claS'dplatci. '""' "'""''"'y
A.gclre w]utcd ia cyrry ,art q, tho r;oi,cd
ina,'S #rr"I,lnc,S aud 20 al such very lntrni in,
nu''n, w y, PNrirl, and, on DUPLICATION, a rir.m.
ar "i tfwill -" Forwarded Wc'iifc!cr ,rousv sor,
N r'osnc orders where t,sty rain IL, 1I,tnt i IL, s'nr
ny H.i'lit e, our order. Nidtrss ali pricrs' tn
N''! q Z, Which Viii be conducted ~
essrs. lAUIIT, STERLING 90.
'"'i' J" lrt'adwDv, New Yof.
, 1866-04-14
Cabinet Brandy Med;calcd.)
~ USnouALL.rp REAnpr. 0

!,'arrhra. 5 .nrncr Complaint .Colcra ,fo.iut. Grnfr.
i'tins ~ The }i0wcls. collie mud Chronic pitrrh,, IL
- h,Ally approved hy The Medical Faculty hrr cl8inrr
Army ~li"Sp!t,ls in violent cascs Of Chrome pi,rrI,.
'iiit rrrral,hon Is SIMPLE and harmless, unadilio,a.
led, expressly for medicinal u,e.
, 1866-04-14

~ state ST, NcW York.
Y n""a,ifh, 3mn,ntaiion OF Iations for vri,oncr, = ,
"nr, "iu for soldiers on furloui,. " "'"'' OF
raid'' m no n"nn'irs md Tensions secured ana
tnrv IubIiSc' IL. = ',p""n nt mn Ailo'ncnts cnsitd. No
!. " AZ 81 N"n' indebtedness procured.
t,iticn. "' w ''e''o 40 ''"minci
, 1866-04-14

i'H" = : D. ~ ~.
NlNtit.N NJUNlS.
20 fremont 3tro,,, postcn, nlass.
EAEIlE W0Ya ASD GgRlN
ArTENrioN!
So oa koow hoN 20 >pcii' II not ~, . cory
N*NHNli} Ntr~oNs rNlNht,
'al + i.tn,.. 4#,u ctiprRerN Wa~nn'.
i.Ii.MGMIANN sitllIiNG neOK,
ou,!iNtltor
mNSr NHuprN;
Sui YqUWH5W Itibv
slC1Np EEAptN
'Iilt"iilIln READER.
.N,U. .i G%ciu,,fI VIVA. .miyop 18i<h,cl MA,
,INt sj.i ui, nytio ,i'Iyd As''' same
nNNlFN ilUMAlN.
llr'l >,Si fyot yauia w1.t,r lis
lNrElIlGlrNL ANlyIlMru@
N0ieit;t!s yon H"Yt li. oNli, d,itc ,ntitIy
.lit; tn' Ng4l .yu ie~i,iat,~ andyy'
flI.~ c.nt naoHs
ai Mrlit Nlst Nuu' cu.". pta inl&, l,tt,t~ Uuu
Y i'iop 'N' ltow :H sl,;i|r ,oI @5 rti Nam
Yopv4tM e.ata KILN
M0NrrsluS ururn Nrs. ~,.i i.
~l.laNlpilY, No.a
NEuuuArnv, 81. s.
En- Ntl|nI ,y iaot at,h, Nao orr, and
, 1866-04-14

~>u'l.'5Y arythiu; &C The k'ut ,Nor icio,o offered Ia
'' iHiIf. iiltNr' till> go Ctr'. iuu iuu-t sstIaNai,d
yN' iS'hith. "i ms most ,9,un,tc character. ANT
~ ~ ,tS,s. %itoiuCnl rs tNi NElll. stci a, DitNi e
Ms i"/l\l,> l+ illEill.Np ,ul- % At.
N'' i"E\N' lit arrest tNttlt.d dirtt>t.
('oNSINll'IlON.
lnlt ueiu"u> a|ipr"t,u. ih,s Ivuciy Is iOv useful
tsoi2 tIuiItA.
SICK hEADACRE,
, 1866-04-14
METROPOLITAN ENTERPRISE.
Great Gift Sale
NEW YORK AND PROVIDENCE
Jewellers Association,

'"lnNI II uno nn,
DEPOT, 49, BROADWAY.
c,tmn ,"''''l'S' stock OF lianoS, watches. icwclrv ANA
-, 80, ""lS' gu To be Srih iui ONE otrI
i" :" IT, ',Rlut 20 v'inN, and no. 20 he pad ior Til Tunn
II 49, 'm''''> n,'l"ins each article and its ,aluc. arr,
,. 80 1891 'nN'ioicN aud wei mixed. ono Of
,.'"p.N WIZ DC sent by mail to any ndd,..s.
-" =, s" .pi 90 'Nr,ly i've cents. iyc ior "nr ,tnu.,
MI, " " 'Wo collars thirty Tor live dollars. ,iIIl'
i,trs. :" =" '''"S' an" Que hundred for titccl d0l.
"n t''rln' OF ihcC"riiici;c yu, will see what ynn
~. GWinh !" n1N,' ana thea il is al your option n,nv
ia ''i'hl my lnhc Nc article or iot. Purchasers NM
~ = '"!d Watch, Diamond KIM. Plan;
:, "G ."''''n'' ~ any set .! .lcM,lrv on ottr lSi ,r
i.,, nv ~ IL ''H' c'il thcl get less tlAh one DuIluj.
"oI'h,iIs ttoic an" no blanks. ~"
- y" ~ NAhtei IA Every town in the rnuuirv.
.tH u son San innkr so q ,lay. sc!iiut ar C,,,f,'
". " Fir"''>t .itly OF Jcwcry ever known. III
,.n,, ~ '' 4 'clihcic, Which xiii iiiior,n yu,
'"'. 'l, "ntun ior one dollar. 4, The sni,,, I'M,
~ "l' circular. ton,aiuiil; iUll list and ,nlirrf,rI.
''N"' itlitS 70 A"rnis. Address ''''""'"S
.,..4 'AMES lUIClilNSUN K o
IL. Broadway, y. 81.
, 1866-04-14

i.NrW NUhN aN'iN rntrl'XEiS julli,h,i
i"rH rs tN" ofHii Sunday o>r'p;tGj at<lO
tr Sd fpGS y" 1ti.A,
c.II iD lt %tti"tl
> .rn,l, ~ ro,t prrc %or,lrr.. ,4,iiolc
lti iAtg l'in@.S9tH1. arc preferable - any
at iyp!iNttt. Ad|ra,>
IIiEt rN3Ni.';E. N,,y r,-x
, 1866-04-14

AEN,ANDALE& CO.. MANrtAcrrrrus,A,,s
Np.ldi Nrondway. New YORK. and 2j4 KIM
S'rcti. tiNilcSiru.
tnipuncr !ha, alltl, above list u, .,,oI. wil,c VA
On on" Doihy ,dk.
~ t"' vGuclrro lilo .tca, sta.latiou az tr,,. j,
MISUNDERSTANDING districts OF lneE,iiI. I'm u,,', ~ -.
'"'N " ~ % tI"' SWlllN Ot ,uttuu, Il larpr uu,tiny
n valuable ~JpM,lry, originality hi, mi. Il in tt","l,,"t'
- mnNrL ~ i,th r'ut ~ Ton >alc in This c.untrT
Ky ~ . ~ S'hh Al NM SAtElFii |! ln,i;r
t'i,,e circumstances, AtEANDAIE 4 q ur,,,,,,
II" ~. ~ lI'h''H'i t~uruiran manufacturers,
, 1866-04-14

So ,oi koow .Aow 20 >rc,l' If not r,, 3 co,.
r<NtI.N Whr~oNs rN!NNIy,
j@a iint t,.. 2H,G .ctIarGerN wa~nM'.
hl.sMENI.\itN aiNlLiNG neOK,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

security and property if he fails no
man can iore,ell the results that may
follow Fnou,h is seen, : enable AL
Co Judge what duty and trur patr 'Hsm
require Under ,hc Presidents policy
the states will be restored under the
radicals they sink under misrule and
despotism, civil and military involving
a total destruction Of the principles OF
the Constitution
The foregoing is brief epitomc OF
Judge E,an.'s remark. not strictly &c.
curat. but in the main correct There
was an in,ellccn, audience present who
listened to him with marked attention
and deep interest
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

ELECTION RrPunTs Col John
Burke /, elected to represent Harm
son county in the State Convention.
and judge G a. Frazer is the repre-
sentatlye-elect from Harrison and
Pamela Clements beat. llcifncr in
Pamela Smith county elected Hon.
q. VI Roberts and q " Whitmore
l'u'k county will be represented by
Harvey Parsons and j W Flanagan.
lpshur county. a. Far as heard from,
indicates the election of Dr. Beall
and Col Camp We will publish
the returns a. fast as we receive
them
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

toSrr.cr- wru FprrwH> Col
Hall the head of ,hr Freclm,u- Bu
rrau ina Eastern Texas. whose Office q.
IN this place. FIRST refused undrr in
s,ruttiun- from Cen Gregory toapprnr
contract, where j., was stipulated the
negroes were to receive part Of the
crop This order of Gen Grceor, hn,
been since modified and under certain
-tipuht.ous planter, are authorized To
make such contract Col. Hail has
printed contracts or each kiul where
wage. are stipulated and vhor, a ror
ton Of the cropis to bee given the hands
in payment Gen Gregory requires the
contracts TO be- filed in Col Hail Office.
and copio. to be forwarded To the head
Of the department
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

4 Swcdc has invented new sort oi
needle gun which fires ten shots IN ~
minute, and does not get foul after
hundred shots IL has been accepted
BY the swedish Government, and /, to
ho introduced into the army
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

DEATH or GEo W. TAYLOR 1t
become, our melancholy duty to an
uouncc the death Of DR. Gro "
TAYLOR formerly practjri>ina
physician in this place, who died on
sunday evening at the Adkins iion,c.
after short but painful lines. lie
was pu able physician and devoted
to his profession At the breaking
ont of the war Lr volunteered In the
Confederate service. where hc re
maincl until his health compelled
him toJeijrr He possessed q genial
disposition hi. nature wa. kind and
generous mud he was ever devoted To-
hi, friends Before the war he re-
sided ia Missouri ard Iikc thousands
Of other became Refugee iu the
d. lone Star state His wife. several
month, ago icft for their old homr
The intelligence o. bis death will be
dj.trcssin. "a her The reflection Is
painful char hc liyi rrlrom tie en-.
drmgm, OF home Friends mln,..
tered To hi- wants. aud cnjpa,orcd
90 .oothe Dc, ll-t hnars. but the cyr-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

ps5- Tho election passed o0 quietly
The great body of the people seemed to
feel or 10 man lies, but little in the re-
suit Nm opinion seems to prevail that
the government Is under the control Of
radicals and all their efforts To secure
thr blessings Of civil government. win be
In vain
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

t,o,ernnent Cd the itcd States
with the Government of the State of
Gcorgi, in a" tha, NAV be uecessa
~ r,r the good of the State
This is in the same spirit which
dictated the dispatch relieving the
Provisional Governor Of Alabama.
aud turning over the civil affairs os
the State u The authorities just elect.
ed Is the people Of the state.
The tole1raphic dispatches from
shington say tina, similar letter.
have cone forward to other Proyis
i.ual Governors.
The policy of the President is
thus distinctly taken to recognize
the state authorities elected rs the
lawful authorities Of States Tho
recopnition Of Southern States by
the Executive authority Of the
I'uitcl States. which within it, own
spberc actswithoutany responsibility
10 other departments except through
the violent course Of impeachment
is the second decided move of ad
vance in the Presidents policy Of
r,.t.ption The first was the stron,
,rea.ur, of enrolling Southern votes
NO., at.
~ ,,', mr. ..,..,;,,,.,,
If Copyrc.. bc determined in its
.,r,... ~ lccp ,b,.e state. ucycr.
~ -, ..n l..
''', ~. '',, - a.,
-. .,..l,' -. '.,,,, ,..,r..,,,,
~ S.. ~. pr..;1.nt clI.O.
ris nc, l. g., re.r.udiu, the .uspen...n
~ w,r Il la. vitLd,v,p. the milf
- - .nI .;,,ly l.,,i,..
.sr,;...,. !, IL, f,rt. f., rsr,,rm thr
M. ~ ,...,.o ami n,i, interior,
,,L.n. LII MN T., ,u,int,i,, ,rl,r
,. ,..,iq.d L., fine constitution nm.
lar H., President. direction Can
r.,.r... l,.,ny ,l,irr IN s,rr.t ibia
..,,.. az ,,,cIe8ipg or rprcw TIA,
.,...,f .t,tp.g Tb, President l.
commended, p.elf,r and directs the
ob,I,. miIif,r, r,,,ar of TIA, country.
hath .ip .,.,l.,.al.l war CONGRESS
caunot dirrrt-thcy can onl{ request
H., m,yourui. az tr.aps. whore
l.., shall .s and what tlry -hlll
a. Tbry 1ua, rL..k ilr President
In the use Of tr.ur-. bg banding
them mr. refusing tn sl.ppbrt them
but ,hey cannot comnel linn to smi
them IT, ANY point ur t. remove
tlcw from ans r..ut II President
Johnson adhere. 10 nj. conviction,
FIRMLY and hold, that die Southern
state. are IN the Union. because
the. have never been uut of it they
cnu.. n, thrust .ut hy amy rc,o.u
,.an ur declaration a. Congress joint.
:, a. se.eu.ly Th.-e bodies may
refuse to II, ujtb the Representative
reverse the President acts nor de
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

s,n- We are requested to tate that
Judge FRAZER will attend on reas
enable terms, to any business the
people Of Harrison or Pamela may
have in Austin during the session Of
the Convention.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12


rect and open conflict The Repuoh'
can. did not dare to come out openly
against his policy On the contrary
IN the canvass for the fall elections that
followed thcy protested 90 endorse It,
and did 20 in general terms, and By that
means elected their candidates
The President va. a., much opposed
to the military government that existed
ia the South rs any man ia the coun-
try. whether North or south lie had
assurance. from him, that the troops
would ie removed "a. soon NJ the state
Governments were properly organized
If th. people Of Texas would reflect
moment, they would perceive that un-
III such "a government was organized, u
wa. impossible for the President to re-
move thc existing military control An
arshy would necessarily follow flr the
reason that there would p" uo organized
government in the State There were
ua uws and no government emana'ing
from the people for the adjudication OF
private rights aud for the protection ''
the freedmen ndrr our former ''"s'
adopted before secession the negro
could not sue or pe sued / ni4 81"
Bile government was c-'a''-h'n '"'r'
would Pee no protection i"r whites or
blacks Hence the provisional govern
ment aud martial law must continue To
prevail lie, therefore, cuuld NOT 700
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

aay Thank to Capt II C. TIcth,
Of the fine light draught passenger
steamer "CutiIe. for late and inter
c-tin2 New Orleans and Northern
papers The Captain i, a clever gen
tlcman aud his boat ono Of the best
ON the river Card next week.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

French vessels were passing -
Thomas TO- Vera Cruz, with troops
to reinforce the lmperialists in Mex
leo.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

There is constant fighting going on
between the Apachcs and the whites in
AraZonin
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

RAJ Thank to Capt VIM Allen,
who has just returned from the East,
with a fue lot Of machinery, for nu-
mcrou. ilvors
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

sns~ We send the Republican 1his
week to several Of our friend, ia bust.
ness in Jefferson, Texas in hopes Of 80.
curing IA portion Of their advertising pat.
ronage We Published the first paper
ever printed in that cnterpriziug city
It was commenced in March ISIS. near.
F Is years ago The printing estab-
Iishmcnt at that time. wa. the wonder
of the iuhahitau,, Of large section Of
country Now they have three news
papers all of them seemingly dong
u thriving business which is attribute.
bic to the lihorality Of the men in bust.
ness
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

Spain has decrced tho Island of
Porto Rico closed against imports
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

20 We inyit. tho attention of the
hdio, and gentlemen of Harrison couu.
" 10 the advertisement Of Mr. y II
Martin Tie ha. very we'll selected
and fine stock Of goods. embracing al
most everything in hi. line His prices
are moderate. and every iuiuccmont is
offered to purchasers
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

~ Judge T \ Patillo aud "
II Mason have associated with them
Col. j VI Hall in the practice of
their profession The style Of the
firm Is now patillo, Mason a Hall
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

The cholera is raging with consid-
cradle severity on the island Of
Guadaloupc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

ses- Rev \ l.. Hay will act ~ the
Travelling Agent of the Republican 4
W Loushery Jr son of the proprietor.
is the Stationed Agent ia New Orleans
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

CorruN From the \ q Ores
cent # the eth. We take the follow
ing Ordinary 10 % Good ord
nary Ii@ 80 Low NiddIing l,@ ~ ,
and Niddling at j0mi2c
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

FoRTnfss NoNRoE, Dee 2s.-
Mrs. Clement E, Clay has arrived
from Washington, for the purpose Of
visiting her husband.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

lys Frank Walters has removed
his Barber Shop up stairs over Lane
4 Taylor old stand II YOU want
q clean comfortable shave. call ou
Frank
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

Spain has decreed the Island of
Porto Rico closed against imports.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

Mt Col. " r Scott writes US
from the City under date of the 81,
that Western produce /. ON the de
cline, baggine and rope steady, and
light good, rather lower
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-01-12

IoNpuN. Dec I-Thc statement
that Head Centre stephens is safe in
Paris. is confirmed