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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23
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me south ,'a'h n"' uI De',e' rear
We SERIOUSLY "nl"-, y h"''A'I measures
WV 'f ih'l''"' 'nh' s,r"'e-' " c.'sm
H'rs' eo"lsca''n"' may "' uhs noS' i'i',
Mr eup. nm 4i''ranch'.el ~ mat
WI IN iH't u i'ket All i'll'.'Al power
pn' OF toe hnnd' 'l me most f"'''hSsh'
class OF southern people l"t ~ We
event OF IT, fele'uoh u j. 20 DC ' ~
ny more ''''hs"n' s''A'''"'u'. We hAl
N thF hlH"ii IN your intercourse
wan southern scn,ieinen indicate what
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ana 'nf Worn '"f " your "n'''n VIZ h'
p''fht. l' goo" r'e."' " snow
W. Hi' "'''u'', so "n""I'''s " lH"'''
''hn"'"', - matter nav zone
'A' i""t '", -I'N' t''9 40 our F''l"f
n",,t' -, % .nIyn
ine e"'h' ""r""'' "a" ''"e"' "HNl
''e 'a.u :" l"'r' Pohe ''1'i on vac que
uSi '' u'r "iivurni''e''' %, 'ou-.e'' ""
!" wv uPF'''''"'''f gs'''''' ,''h
ht' mas . come Jaw uH "Nu''''
ab'"' " % "''Nr I.'H', Nt''" ~ ''t''
th' session U 'h' -''h. ana " thh
'ia" W." ''n'h"f '"r l n,'i'ufin''h'' Nh''h
. Ha''! growing wa 'y sHonE 'u"u I
9" carry u over Vhu' ''''p"r o. y"
''mh'r
0tSAth --''aiii"'t j"int r'-'"h'i.h.
i,'h'"s'h- 'ut'p't -H'i"h''"'' We ~
peg after -,in' - 'nt
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

In this lark honr lei, US he eheered
by the high. OF hs,ory let VI. derive
courage aud hops iron, the exp, r,eace Of
the past England once groanei be
meath the cruel d.spo,iym Of ianaiical
Puritan Parliament hrans. was once
subjected 10 tn. scongc Of Jscohini-
cal Constituent Assembly Ia these
countries, revolution, anarchy, ami iea
pot,,m ran their coarse, and IN the end
worked their own cure, resulting finally
in the establish me,, n, for the English
and French people, batter and laors IT,
bic Governmen.- than they had ever en-
joy-d Radienli.m must have il. per
fsat WORK, and when the madness that
now rule. the destinas Of our unhappy
country has wrought out IT, legitimate
resaiss il aa~rshv. d~spcsis,o, and ma
noaal ruin, may W. not hops that, IN.
der Providence, reaction viii take
plase, Aad that frcfn III MOOD aud ashc.
Of tbs psst, the ',meviean people will
rise 70 y more glsr ,ous ruture
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

Bs PsrisSr ,Sp Hcyssut. The sli.
sr~ss Of the NatehitoeAss rines ~,
We s~., ssa.n, 70 The psopls u IL.
south, sat Bury your love ys.r
respect, your hopes, your thosxA6 IN
yosr Assrss do not 'orxet d ne4 ben
i.h fron ~ tAAlsss of 1sossy u,
names and the deeds VI yous livsas vs
dead heroes--cub wHitl Hsns nil.
lenniam will have ~ ssl ng; taasti.
eism struck With the blixhsiax power VI
vsase~nss shall uishss avay,-anA he
time will sarsly sess wAsa yss Gao
build monuments " your deed ssiAHA.s
hoosr the living, AnA iassu iaee tAe
hearts Of your cAilarss Dissemination
and purpose 70 Saally schisve - o..
jses for which their hthers foxxht ssA
sAilsd h Aru fsishis3, kbssty -leviax.
the yoke oi vssselaes viii ~ y hro-
ken and the chHiss I'D bssess usshins
year ssb)eesioa ~ yoss csaqUsssss b
tssaatsvssA y thsis eysoaaeas kDbs
Pssisnee, yet . little uAils l.-NseAisp-
eAes Tmsy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23
OrH FOR MEXICO!

ID kIMkNBt.k that W. " tAKTfk
IL Aas the lssu.~t lot OF ,srriaRs. bog
~. llsek, sni WAGON hafos~s, and I'D
dis, Brides. &C. OF all assi''. eve'
offered ~ this wsrt~t, Ard ior sab cheap
Nemeot~f hs wsYranis all work done IN
bis shop Give Alo sal.. (ia;u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23
Louisiana I.cx,.latWrv an the
Sherman HiIt.


'"' ''''""'"E P'''' '"''''' w
regard 10 iede'ai relations, wn' ~
iroduced in lh. senate "f Louisiana
q, the i'm by NJ, N,nd,y and
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w 'lp''P''" '
hef"''' 'h' 'n'''a"'' h'"' o"'
,iihr 81 American 'ohs'''"ho"a'
~" - 'ni' ''e 'sne''' ''o'e'h'hen'
h'' 9n'y -u'h f'ght" ana powers a.
af' '' '''i,'''l 20 " ny VIC ons'i'a,
non OF 'he hi''a states "hi'e all
''n'' i's"T '"|1 powers nov u'ieea'
"" arg uNF''Nril ''..f N'u y" 'ne
several state, y The 'n'on 4,
W hefe's ne N'f Z" me 'h''ed
states s''''''ea IN act 'or we more
smo'sh' government % tue reoe'
. 'a'es' II uh'''''"' n''o'''' - ever
a. re- p'e's' "u' moe 'irVi'',y '"
the 'o'l""ihE p't'''ulat'' 10 VII i"
's"''es 'ne tE'' '''-e"e' VI 'eu
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,he u'eh u 'e''''o' '"'' MOI ."
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"u' '''' 'h'' 'ir ,"''i''' =" '"' '''
'o'"'' o"h'f'' "i '"e se"e''' ."'efn,
n.n' " 'n'',,',,. WIN ''e i,s"' W
s :, ana eng "niN 70 u,''e "a
.. ''es''pn' " orpr,.cs me 'l'n
','s'e' p" III '''''Pa''1" w 'n1
nights anu p''''isl'' ~ Tue 9e,'or"'
-o'etn,neh' "h,-i ''e} arc hi'ae 70
mare a'' u, p"'''""-. 'h''unins iu',
sNa'''n Wi'h'o, ieiie-eh'auoh' ana
ia''N' IN nne 'i universal Tranquil
ny II oesVctz "'e'' ever nnt" oes'h
10 iFfespohsihle e"'H'''--'o"s' ar,nea
WIN lnlni''''r'aI powers "hoie
t".op'v l,' more man ,lsh'ocn month,
dih9enuy PURSUING 'he eNo,',on' o.
peace 'ha yr'n'"t i"'' 'h' eheeriu'
obedience 10 me l'"er" Eo,efhh,eh,
" neiea'' 'he p""p's VI 'hs aio''
'"'l zen ''a''' owe w. 'n'n''e''e, a.in
" 'ht'I po''ci''N " in'e'l''e a'' "
-al obstacles 70 'h' enforcement oi q
IA" "h'eh III vs. .'h'u u '"so"h must
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

Chief Jassiee Wlhss, Of tbs Suprs.ua
Court Of Arkansas, delivered an opinion
on the 9th inst, declaring the sess Of all
Legislatures. and jsAgssa,, Of sssrt1
sss since the ordinance u secession
was passed. to be valid and b;nlins, sa.
ceps in ca-es where THEY WIRE 10 con.
diet with the constitution asl lav, Of
the United Sta,e. The Cosr: reversed
Az order Vi an inferior sosrs, quaAhips
y. execution .A.u~d siace he svyr~ >d~t.
upon . judgment rendered afser .he ~
c-ss 90 Of the Ststp,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

r r., -
,,Io',f ~, ''.a;.'','a' t!.I y, III
H.. 49,, ~ I'm - IN w. - -, :
-, I....1..l wv ,,.'.'
-. = -
i.-..'.,.' 80 w. "' ''p.. IVY ~ + ~"
80 r'' ~ Nv 'u '' ''''' Wv" W
~ a. - ~ ,' g V''' 49, ' ''',
- a, -; " e. ~" " $50
"a, .,.,,.,,ia ',;,h axa,.,,,a. $50
- ;,.,a,.,,;,' 49,, 4, ~.
~, ~. 81,
occur Hut tho inferior and .eoond.
arv mower. were no, con.ciention.ly
cxercisea they were implici,lv pre
son, in N, manifold We, aiugl. ere,
1.-Two NO, The inoonc,,,ail, work
... lon. IN c,lmn..s h,c,re N, eyes
az men +, Wa nnis,lc..lv ,cc,muli.h.
Cd attraction r,,l. a,,en,inn Who
can 1rscr;be ina, which un;,e. man -
Who has entered into the formation
spe,eh which !, the symbol of their
uninn, Who can describe exhaur,.
,yely the origin of civil societ, lie
Who can do these things. can esplain
the or,u,u of the Christian Church
For other. i, mus, be enough to say
the Holy Ghost fell ON those ,ha,
believed No man saw the building
Of the New Jerusalem. the workmcn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

IotlN BURKE. Attorney and Conn.
~ .r.lrr at Law Murm'i tr,n-
aayia. y.lmcj the practice Of be- gro.
f,.ssiun. all practice in all the ,pur,,
Ut lh- sixth Juiicin, District
Blsiunls in'ru,lci to his care sll ~.
'cisy drict aud prompt attention
Oct %. IS us-U
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

NHdll NlNiAif El y W ''f' r. ~
this section shall be deemed guilty
Of high mi-iemcauor, and, upon
trial and conviction thereof shall be
punished therefor by enc not cy.
ccciine $4,000. or by imprison.
ment not exceeding ten YEAR, OF
both SAID puni-hments ~ the dis
erection Of the court
Romantic ~fpsv.
Bayari Tay lor ia the January mum
Der or the Atlau'ie Monthly tells .
story entitled The Strange Friend,
from which j, appears that IN the
year Isis an Irish family, giving The
name OF Dounclly settled in the
ncighborhood Of Lordon Groye IN
Chester county Pennsylvania The
family consisted of the father moth
err. Two sons and ,wp daughters All
the family cxcep, one daughter used
the language aud wore the garh "'
the Society % Friend, They reGu
."'f '','',' IN. IL.
'"E an" we "e"U " wv 's'"'' - -
~ 'ohho''y' 'opA "'' ''l' a'"'"- ~, Nv
preached. They remained in the
hc'Ehp"'n''' '''r''' ~ n
course o' 'u'e' ','' '''.'' ''n' ' ~,
. ouiey' lost n's mar !" a -!
'resoy"t"h NH " a"
heishhothooa' anu 'Sa''''' w, az
or WISHES pu' not "'@ ~, co"'''A''u'
ucV'''' '".'E'' -
sequence OF 'h,s S'''' VI '"1"'
prevented ny the fo""- man M
tanA,ely oFe"A'hE n'' No. -
the aausn'eI ""o "'' ~ -, ~
dte'. ana ihhI"at, !" ~ 49, .,
oi inc 0oc'' y VI ''v"' 'pfn
also to nave gwen n'' "'''' '"'o ~.
Arep'h- OF a 3u'A'' %" '"' w. ~
win the '"u'Nl
'h' .", m '"Y' 49, ~ - n wv
u'a'h o' i''' "'r'', ""'io -, -
ser rode M 10 the meeting house and
waited { . the tnt..tiug 10 break a
soon 4s Henry nonnclly came out Of
the house the stranger darted for
r1 nv '"' '''''"- "'"' - "n '
Lord IN, Lord GLORY be to God
that We found yp nj last Don
nelly WI. so surprised that he shu"k
ell the nious friends by eyclaiming,
The d,yel Jack @ Neil. eau that
be- YOU
Uenry Donnelly the Ouakerurenr
,r was Lord Dunle,gh an Irish lord
vho had boon compelled TO abandon
hi. esiate by the embarrassment -
brourh, about by his carly extrava
,,nec and that JACK Neil was his
steward who MANAGED his estate dn.
rius the sclf.,mnosed exile of Lord
Duuleleh. and by careful manage
mont cleared IL of it, .ncu.nbfaue,.,.
and :, Interested n relative of the
punleiobs in the family that hehad
At his de,th len them fortune
which enabled them to resume their
,crrs.r mode of life The family
Immediately lcft London Grove and
returned 10 their Old home leaving
Leh;nJ ,he,, N, hroken he,,,edJoeI
Rrodburv WIN .t,ll mourns the loss
oc Ia. Altre and earry,pc with lhou
,b.ir sluo,, equally broken hearted
l,u-h,er
The story * strange and roman
Tie one and though somewhs, en-
bellishci by the pen of the gincA
author who. for The first time. tell.
&, =. H.. ,,,rld 4, T.. We Iesrn iu tho
m ,,' .r,s.. .re so,.a Ia
p,,c,as Am win. vhn rewe,,b,,,
IN, ,1ns aay. wonder !, ean..d in the
anne, ne,sbborbooI and around som,
LA che.,er county 6rcsiae. N. eta
Wv; Iii IA IN p,;e,ls q, i,
w,. ,oId 10 ,bcn hy N, one. now
Ia .,l con. v.a h,1a y;v,s r,.
c""e''V" VI al '''o e''''S' wen ~
tina uTaflEF exclamation ultlt D,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23
DAVID NCptiNll.,
AND JEWELER

MNNSHALL, TIME
MOULD respectfully snnunner 10 his
" VI ltchd, and ua'tous hat h. is
again At work At hi. uli stand North
.lde ol tn, rubh, sqaatr, where BE- is dc
-iinu. n again lrc.iyinr lipvfe' 'harr OF
pnblit patronage
December | '6i uli'it
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

at aApl,-al aud irtUi tsrhrup r. y ran
ir hoaeht alyNh,r. in ,lt ~ouh Nr}
or,hI Will To-, nllcd with despatch
I especially invite the t"uutty Nj
chant. To Civ, ne a tr'r before puuli'
sing m the rit.
have Also nu hahd COOK l\b
STOVES OVENS SkIILEr~ fOlS
DOG IRONS, WASH KETTLES,
coal OF, COAL OIL LAWS
lGKS tHIN\klS a. Al N,
uclrs which oacr ir ul | bought
DIRECTLY I IN 'h, mnnnia c'nrirs gud
viii all ,hsm chrsprr Han ihtt have
been offered IN lhi- market
! II NNN!lOok
Jan. ~ 'Gs. n?iN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

\ REMARK AsLE VOYAGE Capt
David Patterson writes 20 the Nan
frcke' Inquirer a. follows
50 much excitement has been
caused bs the recent Atlantic yacht
race, thought | would say 10 you
that some time | would give YOU y
history OF the voyage of the schooner
MARY aud Emma of s. tons which
| commanded and which left Nan.
tuckei, Dee 9th, l~,9 for SIN Fran
oiseu, With crew oi seven mcn. We
passed around CAPE Horn, harborcd
at the Cape 3 days, and at ralcahua
no I, and arrived At san Francisco
in 40 days, al we'll, the whole yoy
age net spar brokes or rope
stranded or >aii split, and never
hove to after The .o9nd night out,
when We could lay our course, and
losing hut one duff 90, Of ! ~ which
the cook reported Was rolled on, of
the boiler as fast as he put 1t in
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23
From the Nachtoc hes fimss
oitaSrr upon MARRIAGE.

This popular opinion oi the great
French Philosopher, is tina, be was
one VI the Social Reyolu,ioul-,s, OF
breakers down Of the old and long
established barriers Of morality aud
rellg,aa The following sensible
views OF marriage are CONTRARY 70
this upinlon) em'nsntly sound aud
conservative, Marriage. is ia truth
the golden chain that bind. society
together home aud mother being
it, strunpe., and mos, beautiful links
II argues badly for the social coni,.
tion OF ANY people, when tins chain
can be as lightly broken a. it no~ Is
in those Puritan States Of many
Churches. and loud pharasaieal NOR
sli,y r.
The more married rnen you have. the
fewer crimes there will be Narrlase
renders man more viriaou. and more
WISE An unmarried man il but hall ai
petiee. being, and It rcqnire. the 9th
sr hall 10 make things right, AMI Il
ranno, be expected ,ha, IN ,hi. imper-
feet state he can ssrp the straight Ia,h
ct f'ciitudc ans more than a boa, with
out m nar, or bird with one wing can
keep straight course In nine eases
oni OF ten, where married men become
dfuuk4iis " where they commit crimes
against the peace Of the community.
the foundation 81 these acts was bid
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

Considerable feeling exists in
Alexandra, Virginia, relative 10 the
eoiored people voting there to-day
for municipal officers. The Als.sa-
dria Gazette say the idca that tho
negroes have RICH, to vote Crews
out Of the passage Of the reeonstruc.
ton bill.
Shakespeare says, When begsars die
no eomefs are seen
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

y o. wilson
igrshali
~ l.~uN X MclNtR f'.
W 'ugn.,iior- at Law '
.ns Ni.i give street af'rnh,
i ~ 'na courts NJ tntfis"p, hF0.
SIM lll.k AVID PHnoh
4m fha supreme md fri,
.1yhr
! Marshall Jan ~, o.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

y. = NJ JOHNSON. ions 4 CR,Is
~ Rs JOHNSON A GRAIN, contin.
~ ne in the practice of Medicine
surgery, and Obstetrics
Terms. cash phsn The case Is dischafg.
cd, o. saiisfactarv difaaqtme.is
OYflcr-A, q G. Gregg Drug store
Marshall. Jan 20. o., NIT
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

A certain Madame Crss- wsal, in.
iamously celebrated IN the plays Of
Charles the | rs time, died in Bride,
we'll, and bequea,hed clio to have =
sermon preached, IN which nothing
but what was we'll ii her should BE-
said The sermon il said to have
been written by the Duke Of Buck
inshAm, and was ~ follows IAN
! .hall say Of her is this She vas
born we'll, she married we'll, she lived
we'll, aud she died Well---fer she w
bornist Shad- well, married Cri.s- we'll,
she lived 1t Clerksn well, and died in
Bride we'll.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23
. AS. KOHREh, q
Matchmaker and JeweIer

tSyaf The Saa,h s,st corner of the s.pste.l
hftERs his professional services Il
~ III. citizens of Marshall and =,
einity. Wwk well done and -ausfao
ton guaranteed
o. nt-r Is, lseo. Iou
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

CONSISTENCY Our people do no,
seem TO be sware that there is
marked difference between the North
ern Radical and the Northern Con
ser,a,,ye If aware ot the difference,
they never seem To make II Many
good Northern Conservative man
comes South, simply because he is
abused and ecsrsciy dcsl, with at
hom. when ever he opposed the ne
iariou- attempts OF his Radical
ncishbors 10 villiiy aud abuse thu
section Of the country. and on his
arrival in Dixie, hnas himself de
barred entrance 10 society. and treat
ID an IT he had been an intimate as
soeia,e Of Peas, Builsr, OF the pseu-
Do parson of Tennessee ie, real
Yankee comes among " with hi,
wooden nuinhegs. and other notions,
his establishment smells Of cold
baked beans and cod hsa, his daily
diet. whilst he ssla,es his customer
wi.h Wal heoe lea soa dee 7 y
The customer chats aui spends his
money with HIM, ieases the store
eprmug all the descendants Of the
ruri.ans Whe.. asked to receive
uch into their families, one often
hears the reply Couldn, think
al It, hes isnk~e. It does not
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

The ldahs A vslsscAe, 81 ltsA sls..
,sys tina, Gan. Csesk y ps>sssssing
the IndAa ~M With xrsai viSor. Al
the battle Of Stone Mountain sixty
Indians were ki.isd aud thirty pris.
cpsvs csptursa re Dsss tsdians
rendered us,ssial sasiD1Huse,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

Cuc Of the alleged excuse. for
forcing despotism upon the South is,
that her governments afford no .ecu-
rlty for life aNt property On this
subject the Boston Post points to the
state of things in the Noriheas,
Newspaper Offices have been mob
bed-.individual- seized and iarred
and fea,hered, ridden upon rails, and
executive influence interposed TO
shield the oulpri,s from the punish
mcnt the court, decreed, Robbcries
and murders have been alarmingly
prolific arroters, bank robbers and
burglars have piled their vocation az
yieilan,ly hero as in Louisiana, and
with as much inpunity bu, this is
goring different OK, and Nr. Elliot
and his radical friends are not a, all
alarmed by the fact The murders
all around rs--in koxbury woods,
in Franconia, \ II in Auburn
Me. speak a dcprayi'y the South
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Rrfrs PRICE,, .....r. &c
'DRICE 4 PAYNE. Ai,nrm
II San Augustine Texas, wi
IN III, Court. uf the Fifth ia
hic, Aul IN thu supreme Al
Courts At Tyler
February . 1866
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so T. uttt...,,....t Rios u IhsGLlN.
I'LL y LANGLEY, Attorney a,
ii laN Marshall Texas. will practice
H. iur Courts Of the SIXTH Judicial Dis
.r'c', ,ui ia The County OF Marion In the
+ shit District
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- - - ~ -" y
hNE If the lsrres, stocks 81 troee-
~ ries ever brought To ,hi. market
hrg. lot OF choice 81 Ions Flour /;
h Loui. boi,-i, silndried Men,, (hea,i
pful Mess Pork. Irish Potatoes, Corn,
pat-, Cranherries and almost every
ind OF staple and hncy Groceries now
n hand
Feb -, 81 n29a.
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL.
Will. oy.n school sya,u IN Nmiay
Jnssry ts'h, isb7 'fiaa
sarss ~ Tsnt.M
Pa ses.,.p 4 - vseks....., 40 90
~ id.oiil rAs-ps's., ....t,-.. J w
Payable 10 specie or Il, can'sa'cn'.
phen p,ym, NJ i- u,H.l. Pupils charged
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ply OF Rousseau and Noltairc, and
the sophi,iry of Tom PANE, have
failed to stay its onward march Ia.
fidelity has .hot its last arrow at so
shining a mark is bow now lies
quiverlcss and uns,rune Marshaled
under colors dyed in the blood Of a
Crucihcd Redcemer, It's yotaries will
continue 70 increase, and its domn.
ions to expand until the Kingdoms
OF this world shall become the king
doms Of our Lord and His Christ
until one universal shout OF praise
shall come up from the whole puri-
fed earth, Glory To God in the
highest aud good will to all men.
II.
Harrison Comfy, f,h. roth, lsG7
The following We take from the
Hartford Conn Time. Il shows
up one of the .landerer. who are
lying against Us with steam power
throughout the Northern States. and
particularly from their pulpits and
presses
HEARING AsouT IT.--A gentle
man who has spent much time in
TcXn, during the past two years was
in Spriu- field u few days since, when
he heard freedmen bureau man
talking largely of the awful state of
society in Texas ! have seen six
negroes shot down in a day said
he. naming the locality And this
he ayorrcd was no more than the
daily average there The gentleman
said this could not be- Il have
seen it, said Bureau Ms resi-.
dcnce ha- been in that locality said
the gentleman, and what YOU say
know 10 be untrue Not ,H, negro
has been shot there in year
" Bu,, said Bureau. have heard
that .ix q day were shot down
Heard said the gentleman,
" didn't you sec the shoo'ine ?
De No. have heard Of it. and believe
IT, said Bureau. But you have
just said that you ,'tr it. No !
didn't soc it You misunderstood me.
heard about It. said Bureau, as
be- sneaked away
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T.. x. DAVIS,
NOTARY PUBLIC
MARSHALL, TEXAS.

takr acknowledgements NJ proof VI
NV p,.ds Mortgage and answers To- later
k,sais.
! Ba.ns-- IA any part It the caan'tS "'lrh1'd
:, PROMPTLY. url. Wc4i side NJ the rihic
oQ,aic nesi luif 10 Dr Sesr- Drug s'afe
t.b IL 81 nt1-jy
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A. " %. illcSs-.+... .... iiESN %. itALL.
HICKS n llALL, Attorney At law.
ii shreveport Ia Oiir pu Market
street. u,ar the Bank
March > loGG 27u
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Nr0irnl Curhs.

tyr II 7 EADS onrrs his prefas.
- siomi services To the citizen. Of
Marshall pnd vicinity
off1cs at Scntss Drug Store, West
side Of the Public Sqnnrr An Orders
len there will bc promptly attended Ia
Jauuar, 3. le61 Alt