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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-06

Removed from his Old Office.
: DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, West Broadway, nea
High street, Columbus, Ohio, has devoted himse
series of years to the trea ment of certain pri
v.te diseases. He may be consulted at his Office
Broadway, near the Exchange BANK
ch2aR5ra u y -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-06
CIncinnatf Money market-AprII s.
new YORK market-AprtIs. :

G0LD.Glosed at 1927 buying, and lS3 selling.
EXCHANGE-Firm. 5-..-..--...~s- u - =
MONEY--Market light at IOeI5per cent. 3 4 q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-06

TRANSFERRED TFsrERDAY.--The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders Office on yesterday:
William Domigan, Sheriff, to Alvin B.
Been, April 9Th, lots No. 15 and 16, in the
town of Smithville, for 81 ,201. ee.eE'
Jno. Gill and wife to Nathan s. Vincent,
March 30th, 13s acres of land in Blendon
township, for $3.50. 70 .ess,s5 F7s.7
Jno. Gill and wife to Ralph Osborn,
March S0th, Sc acres of land in Blendon
township, for $2,250. eea7f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-06

PoLIcE CoMlEIssIoNERssAPPoIN
ask our citizens to cast their eyes on the
names, given below of the persons appoint
ed Commissioners under the odious Metro
politan Police bill. After they, have read
them, we ask them, How do you like it,?
You who vote the Democratic. ticket have
not even the doubtful compliment paid
you Of putting a. Democrat on the Board.
The persons appointed are: Harvey Ban
croft, for eight years; John Field, six
years; Nelson Rush, four years; and John
J. Janney, two years. This bold attempt
to take the government of our city from the
hands of its citizens and give Ii to the Gov
ernor.tmdg prove q success, but we doubt
it. 3 The bill was passed in defiance of the
wishes of oar peoples and now they. will
not even represent the dominant party in
the construction of the Board. .,;I {. :.ff + !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-06

- DRESS GooDs-ln great variety-just re-
ceived at A. G. Headley & Co.'s. apllw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-06

j. WAGENsELLER, Proprietor.
Laboratory, No. 42 South High street
Columbus, Ohio.
apr2-d3tTS&Sw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-06

sThe wonderful progress of Medica
n - Science during the past siS yeG YRS only
~ AAmakes it possible for the cons nscIentious
WRN Physician to declare, now, that C oNsUBP-
HA MTION is as CERTAINLY CURED as bste1nsit-
tent FS0er, and as eERTAINLY, PREVENT
Ed as Small P0S. .p-ReC. Charles E. KSp9. H. D..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-06

.t- Piano Tuning. r.
Orders left at j. Harris & Co.'s Store, No.
Sc North High street, will be attended to
by e. CoRNELIsoN.
+ oct27-tf sfe r-a, - :oa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-06
AMERICAS HousE.

W CarliIe. Newark; j Smith: W D Hughes,
Springfeld, Ohio; E r Rice, do; S " elder, Lon
don. ObioS Andrew King and lady; w II Young,
South Charleston, Ohio; j Il Worthington and wife,
ChiLlic0the; Ohio: Thomas H R0ketts, Delaware, o.;
Andrew King and gife. Piqua. Ohio; A.G Cochran.
Cambridge. Ohio; David Goodman, Chilicethe, .;
9 q Barger. New Castle. o; 3 E Lyon. Oberlin. o.;
Hon, city. -
/ VC. GooDALE HOUSE. ~
I'm Moody Steubenville; II Wing, do; Fl
M Montgomery. Adams county; A Lague, Gallpolis;
Henry Bane. do Eleanor Shenk, do: Mis- Love-
stice, do, Eheo H Smith, London; James Sum uers,
City; w r Lane, GAINESVILLE f--''' '- - -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-06

"KNUcKLE DowN."-As the bright warm
days grow plehtier,. and the geniaLindica-
tions of Spring become more numerous, so
do knots of boys on the corners increase. and
the mafsIes in their pockets multiply at q
fearful rate. It is true that the game Of
mar6laa is: ) lboyish institution, but,then
we have all been boys (or, girls), and all,
more or less, have indulged in these pleas
ant amusements Of sknuckle down close
to tue grOunu,a fgence your Judging and
sno hits fore goini in the holei' 1t is an
innocent recreation, If not carried too far,
and serves, in many instances, to keep a
boy out Of much greater mischief. -Play,
faiY1 b0yb. azos -<o
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-06

THE Merchants Champion Writing
Fluid, the best ever offered to the Ameri-
can people. Use it once, and you will use
it again. Ask for it. Take no other. For
sol a auorumhoro
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-06

ASwEET D4x.-Y Yesterday was a nice
daE1a, While we are at it, we'll proclaim it
AN s1ahcornnmon nice day. "First. it blew.
thehltsnew, and then it gin to friz,n and
then varied the performance by showing.
blowing, raining, sun shining. and freezing
all'at once. 1t weald have been a very re-
spectacle day for January, but for April it
was entirely out Of place If the. clerk of
the weather can't do any better, we pro-.
pose he resign, or we will certainly have
him impeaehed. We are of the opinion
we've had enough of this sort of thing, and
the sooner it is stopped, the better. Think
of prowliUg about all day. such day as
Yesterday was, in the vain hopeqof picking
up an item, and inding everything " dry !"
butthesweather and the street, Oh, butts
ronSh faai 80 ist'' - s,5mais9 =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-06

PENITENTIGRY ARRIvALs.--Eight pris-
oners arrived at the Penitentiary Thursday
and yesterday. -, ,sfa a5rraas.
From Washington county-Wm. Weaver,
highway robbery, three years Benjamin
Slaves, burglary, three years; John NAL
lott, burglary, two years. rs
From Trumbun .county-Henry Briggs,
burglary, two years; Robert McC Clintock,
burglary. one year; Charles Smith, steal
ing horse. five years.
From Vinton eounty-Jordan Ewing,
horse stealing, three years; Marion Jack
SOD, horse stealing, five years. g -s.a.
There are now nine hundred and fifty
i've convicts in the Penitentiary-nine
hundred and thirty males and twenty-five
females. - -.a .7s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-06
THE HOUSE OF MERCY,
3 FOR PRop1aA1 SONS,

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

IMWGRATloN Our Texas cx-
changes continue to speak of large
trains Of immigrants from the older
States. Would It not be well for our
Texas farmers, in view Of the in
creased and heavily increasing tide
of immigration which 4, pouring
into our state, to make preparation
for those who will be sure To- come
next fall aud winter. by planting
more corn aud less cotton ? At the
present prevailing prices Of bread
stuHs and meat there is as much
money, with half the labor, in an
acre of corn ~ in the sam,
amount in cotton. at what II is now
commanding Make your caleula
tons, and see if We are not correct
Besides, the more provisions you
make, the heavier immigration YOU
will have and the larger the popu
lation, the more valuable your lands
and the greater will he your facili
ties for the education Of your chill
drcn, and the brighter your prospects
for the speedy construction Of rail
roads
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

bzs~ Horace Greedy has been iuvi-
ted to lecture before the Literary
Society Of Galveston The local of
Che Houston Telegraph, "woaldlike
he says, to sec the queer old genius
if he would bring his old white hat
and coat along but does rot fancy
his lectures. No doubt Horace
would send the hat and coat ia
the local If desired, a4 they are doubt
less worn out. But as for ycu'uriue
down South, that is another que ton
Hasn't he been publishing for The
last eighteen months that no Union
mans life was safe in the South
and is tito be supposed he is goin.
to venture into this latitude at th'
hazard Of being nayed alive ans
afterwards dcvourod by set Of can
tbals
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

nny- Mr. +, Mulkin, the inimita.
bic, indomtable, and interchangeable
hack aud dray man, gives notice to
tho people this week that he is pre-
pared, at short notice, to transport
freight and baggage on the most rea-
sonable terms. He is very worthy
and reliable gentleman, and entitled
to liberal patronage.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

ArrsarrKp RoaBEGY ANp MuepRR --
The Flag of Thursday contain. an ac-
count Of nm aitemp, to rob and murder
Mr. John NJ Crayer Of this county, near
Pittsburgh, in upshur county, by m In.
dian, and white man who gave his name
as Tom Douglass, and claimed to be a
citizen Of Missouri The Indian was
pursued and shot, and Douglass, after
four days confinement. closely guarded
by the citizens, "got away" From the
tone Of the article j, /. presumed he had
some "help.'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

r.5" The letter Of Geo W PaschaL
which appear, ON oar first page, docs
not as we conceive, require amy OK
tended comment II !. full of mis-
statements. poryer-ion- Of fact and
pernicious suggestions iii. bad ad
vice will have no influence in Texas,
whore the author is known IL is
only abroad that such writer, can do
mischief, and iu this connection it
/. to be lameutel that men who have
grown rich upon Southern soil,
should now be among our worst enc
mics. lnccndiarism in It's viie-t
form, involving the destruction ct
property and the burning Of towns
in Texas, provoked as be well knows,
the scenes of 1889, to which Mr. Pas
chal alludcs lie also knows that
there is no country in the civilized
world in which labor is more highly
respected than in Texas. Sufficient
with the day is the evil thereof
Such men and such productions pass
away with the unhappy era that pro
duces them.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

CARPET WAREHOUSE a ttenti0n
il di rcoted to tho advertisement Of
A. Borosscau & Co, 10 Charircs
street, New Orleans. Their ware
rooms are replete with elegant car
pets, rich damask curtains, piano
GOV ors, mattinss, rugs, oil cloths, etc.
all fresh and Of the latest patterns.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

ssy- The sick and afflicted are directed
to the cards Of DR. Pagan AMI DR. tads
These gentlemen have hitherto been ~
sociatcd together but it will be ohscry
ed their co-partnership is dissolved
They are high toned gentlemen, devoted
and attentive to their professional duties,
and moderate in their charges
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

b. On the way, and expected in
few days, 500 copies of tho Texas
Almanac and Maps, tho most valu.
able publication that has been issus 1
IL several yssss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

Hr The Missouri Republican, of the
IAN ut, comes to rs in mourning for
,he death Of ons Of its editors, Nathan.
Vel Pasehali- lilo died =. his home in
st Louis, On the morning Of the l2,h,
in the 9th year lof his Ass. IIe had
been connected with the press, a, an.
prentice, printer, and editor, for So
years, and was, in consequence Of hi.
long association with the business, prop
erly denominated "she Ncs,or Of the
Western prcss" lie lived respected by
his people, and died lanented by all -
May his sleep be tranquil, and his wax
iag slosioas'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

Captain Craig. Of tho Veteran Re
serves and E.ssaa Agent, who WAS ar.
rested somc days since and committed
to jail by Judge Ireland and She civil
authorities Of 'soadalope county, for
destroying bonds given for the appear
ancc OF his predecessor before the civil
court, has been iorcihly released by a
detachment OF L. : cavalry from San
Antonio. under command OF taptaia
Hunt Capt Craig earned his carrier
fame At Brcnham Gairessoa .Nep.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

SUBSCRIPTION, one year, invariably
in advance, - 90 six months, e. %
AovgRrlsISa Ono square, Of eieh,
fines, q pu Any number Of lines less
than eight charged ns q square
Marriage and Obituary Notices call.
GOA candidates, their replies, and their
circulars. and all notices Of personal
character (if admi-.ible) will be
charged as advertisements
Editorial notices, Of a purely business
character. such as calling attention 70
cards PUBLISHED in the paper, remark.
upon husines. houses. aud the reception
u goods viii he charged at fifty ccat-
alue No such editorial notice insert
Cd Cor Jess than two dollars
JaB WoRs executed with nca'ues.
anl dispatch
We desire !, distinctly understood
that wc do cash business. with this
exception, that provisions will ho taken
in payment Cor subscriptions, adycr
u-ing and job work
single copie, II paper 70 cents
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

A bin has been introduced into the
Congress Of the United States by !
Thad Stevens, to overthrow the
state Goverumen of North Carolina,
and reduce /, to territorial condi-
ton. and yassalagc to % military and
free negro despoti-m. IL was intro
duccl. Mr Stevens said af the re T
quest Of certain gentlemen Of North /
Carolina. with o view to the re- .ostah- /
lishmcnt of civil government and
to enable It 20 renew its former
relations a. one of the constituent
State. of the American Union
The bin provides for the assem-
bling of one hundred and twenty def
cglte-. at the State House IN the
city of Raleigh on the 10Th day of
May 1867, said delegate to be elect
ed by an male resident citizens Of
the district formerly comprising the
g.. 80 Nh c.,,l:,, nj ,veptv.
... ,,,r. ~ .o, w;lor, distinction
Of race or color, who can read and
writ. mr. may owp in fee real estate
ofthe a..c..ed value Of one hundred
J.llar. or morn proyided that no
am. vino ian. bsretoforc exercised the
ri.bt of -uNr,g. in said district shall
be- DISQUALIFIED FROM voting in said
election
Tho qualifications of delegate. to
he tbe .ape a. those heretofore OK
..ip. rr,yils1 tbcy take the follow
I'M. oath to he administered bv some
.,urotept official
. t,.....f....r tt..tr, g.l .ar nj.
firm l- tbp ease may hcl. th.ton the
CD aa' ". MARCH lshianI '.l tune
'"''''.'''. ","'' nave "''',"- :
/ ,t' .,.'..i ,...,;..n ~ ,ba pr,.ilcpt Of
the United State. issued on the sih
ot December ls63. bad a safe oppor-
'an''l 'I o''h5 - ''gN ''y', AZ ,'j
{ iHA' '" 'N' 0t'' -" ""' no
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05
tn. CONSTITUTE lnal Amendment.


pattern legislation gives the loii'"'
Inv pa, age at arms between senn-
.ara Wade aud sumner, whi2h will gave
b, enc South some .lea Of what il cX- .
p.etal Of her hy the leaders oi Rcpuo- /
liean rlliealism
no Jay Mr. Wa9c reported bin pro /
,ilip. Cor tho admission Of Nehrn-ka "s
n state. without constitution prosidin-
tl.,t none but white persons can vote
A.g,,u.f thi. Mr. sumner protested ana
be reminded the Senate OF the story "i
tho per-anasc who uuw1'o 40 ne thi
tba web which She had woven dnrin-
~ dnv BIO appealed 70 the senators
.r,t ta up-we.,c to d1y the web ol yes
tar.lay-that beautiful web tho -aid)
,..srf for freedom and human rights
BlaT Ben Wade did ut see q ~ thW
l,rbt and hc told the senate that were
,b, senator from Massachusetts the
ole Judge. he should give up all hop"
III Getting the Nebraska case up but %.
he was not the sole Judge DE uese'l
leave To- protest against his way ol deal'
Ill, m, senator. continued Mr.
WIDE. has repeated an antique iable F.,
i.fne remind him of the ancient saying
that some men would strain at eust
and swallow a camel aud do not -ee
bu, that the remark 'a appnag.a,n'' 20 '. I'm
on the present occasion. WY W.. WI , w
very on'''ll,'n y ~ ~. ha !. himself
"''ie'' WV nv w. mn-,t. ,f toi. bin To
Inn il \. .In.ait can draw the
line IF distinction between his votes on
former measures, and the vote J ash
him 90 give for th's measure HOW wa.
i when the ''ns'i,' ~. all,',' w., ~.
was up 'l'' -'''.'n ~. !, n;l tbn'
N1,-'', - y .s,,,, ~, sa,n,ng into tls
','I, /. alIv tbe franehis, % al cit
..as ipli.srimiuatsly2 40 .ir not al
obi Tho only penalty which % pre-
,.dhei Cor % state a'.isA maze llI ,, IN y,
'm1pns Nn. lH't .'9 .I'' ., 49, 80.
rom ''.' '.'''' ''.'' .. - ~,
d" A. a., -n,.,cr ,s5 L. \. immediate re
,fr Lsf .trr in the debate Doc Desired
w answer the charge Of inconsistency
made "-' , f '''''' ~ .at..bi.ine Mr.
Wale a, % whether De- consider. him
.,iI bound nov t' admit a r'..' -''''
% y n, ,'' Vy,J. rer'.aI-aud / give bi
very word. should consider my-eII
bound Dy ~. r.t.ra s..,r. .amrlis'
ost5 d within "a reasonable ,ima an
.a.l. .i,,..I By a f.asonal
limo mean q. sa9H "a. their i"-i-i
r.fr44 sam rnUa.|l"r Us " tufN HHH D
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

rt -,., q
,.c..,t.;t... n.t.,.,,.,.j
,.,i.. A. .r.u .... -.
81 ,;,.,r,r and .o,,.,;,,,ior.l lrn;on
IT., million. ...l. . half ~ r;..L,cI
.,,.oro;,ns o,,.o,ol "a r.J;,.l
rulcl aver million maiori
20 e., c,y,r n A.. Co,.,;,u.;o, lave
and liber,vi II docs ~ Good ia know
if. il makes No proud 10 write IT,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05
nv TELEGRAPH
Congressional Ne>NF'
GOLD AND COTTON "'''"
Texas % be divided into Four D''''''
Miscellaneous items, &C.

mon. l3n.Jl. prime ~ Zoo.
g..r firm. suucrhuo sll 30 hAita 7'-
al corn good demand psa ~"
grm bishor So ~ bacon. -l"' ,Itl /
iel sides l2l@l5l lard 4"''f '-4'
10 p,el' Dec 9Th a Berlin journal .
.,..5.r..ooI 90 speak sem'-"ih''a''f .
'i..i,r.. that Austria meii'aie7 'A p"
- ,f Turkey Tie aame phF'f .
,ept,ip4 Il proclamation re- 'i'''''''l
,ts Province OF Poland ln De- f-N
under die Pru..Iau crown. i"''.
,,,,,,.rs al disseu.iuu-n the r'"n'"i 'i
state. ou sine subject vt the h'" '
r."arSrr Dec 27.-Niaf1inc. tHe
Italian Patriarch has issued hn "''''
calling upon she people OF i'@n'e y ~
m,ni Republican form 'I "''''''.
mcnt . I,r.
.., ,rrlieatiou was made Go 'Ai'i 'l'
49,. fora Nrit 90 huH.t corpus
-. IN. r.laa.e of Mr. Mud 0n' ''
{ ~. .,..r-aa condemned hY military r.i"'
-. ,,I,i.h tried thg iiHuin g"N'I ''''
lar. b. imuri-aumeu. q. tlfs l"''
h ,,a. returned Yesterday hF %. "'.'
Justice Co tho touusn Win lH'
inc onlor.cment le ~ii''h NiI''
cation has heeH eaasidrre'. anu
MED This ..lan an 'he part '' o.
Chase does not however proven. .'''.'''
from maxim -.m.iat atri''.'.N '
ans other Judge or ,NIl iriH4'H'
-.n tbe Gr.t oil january Is r.ia
ton of Postage viii tax pussy.
letter4 aHi newspapers ''ii''
british Packets or par ~
and partlg hy Ana th
tins country go auY TO-. ~ .'''
dies Ghe agricultural. t....
umatcs the total cotton If''ii'1'''' '
wear "a looo.3n' bales 81 ''|
each
FiuUgScE Dec IS l. De '.''''"''
rrument demanded Indemnify
Sublime Porto Ior hfinz INTO +4 ''''. -.
Steamer lt BE- n't known "'-'
swer Turkey viii make
I.a,nay Dee 2'H=It l''- "
dad that Parliament WEI pa.
NTH lf February next ''.
f bern instituted 'Hr return '' 'N
msat. OF regular troops If'h 90
F0HrEE- NuNHnt- Dee
| cnty occurred 90 iinialilah "'.
party ofuo-ru'. m"ain1 on '''. ...'
s "a store 20 revenge one heIl- -"'
cnjsasoring 60 steal i'' ny
1 military. ,.....
N''NiNafo'. '''. .....-...
r. Of the House 'HAHtts ego
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

STEAMBOAT Burnt Tho splen
did and popular steamer Fashion,
was consumed by FIRE, nine miles
above Baton ROUGE, on tho 9th ult
There were ahou, three hundred per
sons on board, about sixty Of whom
we're lost,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

Gone, gone. gone llUw fast the
hurryine moments fec away' But
yesterday, is seems, or scarce 70 long
ago. when we recall the pleasures
which have crowned the intervening
time, with song aud shout We hailed
the advent Of 1866. and nov the
bell Of time has ,ollcd is kucll
aul with Gladstone notes has rung a
merry welcome to another year.
Another rinkle - added 10 the horn
Of time aud one more drop has sunk
into the great ocean ofras, eternity :
What has il done for u.s.?
The patriot sing one year nearer
peace the ambitious shouts ono
step higher towards the summit Of
nay fame " the ayariciou. cries.
another million added TO my grow
ing wealth the youths and maideus
smile and say roll on. glide swiftly,
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

SHOOTING. A shooting affair took
place in Henderson on the 2S,h ult
between Mr Tatt aud a Mr. Dur
ham, in which he former VAS wound
ed in the leg. rcnderin < ampu,a
ton necessary.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

will readily acknowledge INC "N'"
fulnoss OF this assertion, but we Tear
all have Got yet realized its full force
and meaning. The negroes are iree'
and many who have hitherto IA
dulrcd in luxurious and thriitleas
idAness, will have to go 10 work
and the sooner ti.is fac, Il snown ana
carried into execution, the better Will
il be for those Immediately interested,
81. well As the country at large The
youth OF the South must be cdueaied
to labor-not alone iu the sales room,
and the work .hops Of tradesmcn, ar
t.1ns. aud mechanic. but h the
Geld \ farmers life is not only the
most pleasant and independent but
II is the most honorable. The agri-
cultural interests Of the country, un-
der the free negro labor system Is
lanruishing. aud without more and
better producers, aud fewer con
sumers. the country with u failure,
Or even partial failure in the crops
would be left in almost as dcplorable
a condition as was Ireland in ls5o'
or India during the latter part of last
year Too many are studying pro
fe..ions. learning trades, and embark
ing in merchandise, and too few I'M
proving farms aud turning up the
soil Lands are dirt cheap and
now is the time to secure homes, be.
fore thcy go beyond the reach of
poor man purse. The climate is se
NAL. and the soil j, fresh, productive
and inviting, and corn. cotton. ane
wheat are in demand at almost fab
uloo. prices Now is the time t'
strike Young men there arc fms
liyiue aud large fortunes lying neal
the surface 10 the soil of the Soutl
for You .o Iay aside your false prid'
and bad habits. and take mp YOU
axes and hoes aud dig them ont
The pc.-ro ss q .I4ve ha. playc,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

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SUNDAY Tomorrow will be the
hrst sunday IN The new year Many
t"ilne' weary millions VIII lo"k to 4"
with anxiety and rJoic' IN 'h' though
that 'hey can rest from their "bofs
h"' how many W" n't their grateful
voices in songs aud prayers OF Thankful.
ness aud praise Tor the blessing thus
ron'rrrod' How many from the RISING
to tho -'iiint OF the sun, vii remember
why it isa ha.lawct d"y ct worship and
OF rest The seventh day az one
day QUE '' seven. has been holy
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tive and ioremos, ia deeds OF charity, to
devise some mean. by which the ucccs
stiles Of their beloved bat hllcn chief
may he relieved, and the comforts Of his
prison home increased We will -la'ily
and lrataltousiy do any printing uccrs-
sary IN the premises.
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lie rode Ms missionary for t,e B,rti.,
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and the writer of this had the pleasure
of his acquaintance, and also of hearing
him ursaeh lie Lu. unn, TN, ,,,ry,