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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

]. HIGHTOWER, Attorney At
law, Elysian Fields, Harrison Co,
ill practice in the Courts Of the
Judicial District. All business en-
10 him will receive prompt at
! Al, 1866. 3aJ'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

BEHIND rHs TixEs.--TAsy sssn
% bs very fer behind The tinss IL
Esslsaj. IL he prosssuties
assipss u Gov. Eyre, Of Jamaica,
- ars isiorned that the counsel f6r
~ prusscstioa sssi ths xrsssA shs.
"f Il we're ssssslsssl shss martial
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es1s n lsv digsrssi fsoa The osdi-
sasy lsv, that 80 : power which
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psssssally. Be- n ssstsndsA ~
sAs vAols pfosssdisss we're Aistsd
vhA ~ vies II The osiginsl psoels-
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

Inp2AcuMnN suh)0nea
pAraessph appsass il ~ article IN
The 1.oadox TinsA. A..k....
The impeachment Of johnson Is
- ssssrtios Of The principle that The
viu Of the majorltyof osssrsas ns.>
h hsncefovsh uachscksd, and that
ths limitations imposed spos !. by
The Consultation arc . dead istter.
Thsss are No dosas charges sdvsstsa
v ssbsasssists w. inpsashsssk bat
hlis esseussA that thsy would never
have bsss heard Of had sot the
Prssidsst opposed he action II the
dsainaat party, asa H. sSHssrvs-
~ rsysbhsss sskssvssassd Ass
tAsy wosll h dismissed u ssss 10
asy sosst We sapsot. Of cosfss,
psstssd Il this distsnes 70 give ~
opisiss on this polst, bst ths pre-
ssapAion Of ~ AimsaWsus u ~
lsAasgss nads against Mr.. Johssss
y confirmed BY ths lssgsags Of the
metz thoagAifA naabsss d IN n.
trsns RaAfssl parry ltsslk Tiniaiy
tAss hias their tssn Of ~ uisdsn
Of lie passsn issGtstsd b. thar ~
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sAs Interest Of yiivsfyf - TAie ID
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RI viii psevs su4eibst v arrest ~
sesrss Of The majority il Cssgssas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06
DAVID McpHAIL,
AND yHWE1.KR

MOULD respectfully announces to his
w ed friends and patrons. that he 10
again At work At his old stand, North
sh,v Q: :a.s Pah!is Square. shers he 10 de-
sirous Of nxain receiving = liberal share Of
psblic patronage.
December I. 'B5. nlAIf
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06
. A. s. ROHRER, q
Matchmaker and JcweIer.

Near the South, East eosnef Of the squas.)
.nFfERs his professional services Il
~ the citizens Of Marshall and Vi
entity. Work we'll done, and sasisfae
tioa guaranteed.
October Is, 1860 loft
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

A 1sevs Hroay.--Whsa MassAal
Basaias ~ " city Of hsxieo, With
~ frspeh Amy. hs nsphsv, Lisas
A43phs Bassins, VA sbous " 10
nsrrisd Ia ! beautiful Assieas s,g-
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y 0sissbs, Esd eAss ~ wedding
shstA sAls plsss thsrs. nssavhIIs
~ Liberals slsssA n spss ~ ~
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10, y passeoss Y snors.--1navspAA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

And yet, a. NJ, Rowley we'll says,
their lives have not been sessadersd
in vain. The book which hs hss
written is peculiarly valuable at the
present moment when there is a dis.
position among those ia high places,
engendered by the lndisn mutiny
aad the Jamaica riots, to nsin.sis
that the black is capable Of tho high.
est culture, and Africa the Eden Of
our first parents.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

b. WnA7 Tnsx HAY % " ~ EsS-
LAsp.--1hs. Liverpool Jesrnsl IT
Csnusrss, Of February ., be- ~
followias " IL EDITORIAL setiss "
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

that the black is capable Of tho high
est culture, and Africa the Eden Of
our first parents.
WRITING ON Ics.--A Neg Mode.
A Paris correspondent, of London
paper written, spropos Of the recent
ice fcte on the lake in the Bots De
Boulogns
An invention, that Of cutting mes.
sagcs upon the ice, renewed from the
days of Sophie Arnold and the Che
Waller de Lsursgnais, Was adopted
with immense success at the torch
light scene by the Lsaragasis of tie
present day, = gay aud gallant hero
of the Boulevards, light in heart,
light in head, and light in pocket,
like his great prototype, having in
,roduced it with immense effect by
wheeling and whirling around ono
Of our fashionable dsitics until he
had made her comprehend that hs
had u great wish 10 be invited to her
box At the l,alicns, on the next nigh,
Of performance. The lady, who is
quick in intellect, understood the
somewha, dimly executed demand
and flew OF in series Of hieroglyph-
les quite ~ complicated and slabor-
ate us his own, by which to le. him
know that he could not be received,
as the famiiiers Of her box were all
in to.p. or course the mAneuyre
soon got known among the bystsnd-
crs, and once known grew 10 b. mi
tated by the skaters. Thus were the
most animated and cpigrammatic
conversations carried on for some
time, many Of then full Of dasknsss
and mystery, especially when the re-
lative position of the writers was
considered easier to understand than
to explain. Lauragnais's appeal to
Sophie Arnold was brief aud concise.
Skating ~ a science was in its intan
cy in those days, and although con
sidcred the most skillfal Of all the
young courtiers about Marie Anton
cite, his knowlcdge Of the art con
fined him to tho simple language Of
the negroes. Whers2 uhsn, and
how to talk ~ But it answered the
purpose admirably, for Sophie, Light
As bird and Intelligent ~ = fairy,
Immediately skinned over the ice,
~ sac went, Now here,
and in "bon FrsncAis,' which latter
is understood TO this day
" mean tho language which is com
prehenxible in Ill countsies--bsak
notes and louis d'ors. But in ous
day We have grown quicker in action
and slower in speech than at that
limo, and are obliged to perform all
kinds of revolutions tOiors We can
make ourselves understood, and some
Of the arabesques on the ics the
other night were pronounced utterly
unin.elligible BY seme and too in
telligible BY others.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

Tnx Evyscr o. 1.-THE Jour
nsl of Commerce is dwelling upon
the paralysing influences Of the
schemes Of reos astrucion now axi.
tatsd in Coagrtss, ~ already fell
throughout tho South, aud which
eventually, must 'ssc. Spon North
era industry, A single fact shows
how powerful is ths influence thu
sxer,ed in discoars giug the invest.
nsnt of capital in that part Of thu
country: ,l... a. Id. M
We ars reliably informed thai
several English gem tlsmsn who visit
ID this country viii the full sxpsc'
tation Of purcAasia 4 cotton lands, Z
the extent Of E2,0 10 900, have nov
abandoned their purpose, in view Of
the uncsrtaisaes o { tbs future, siscs
tho dssigus Of CO rtain Radical poll.
tcisns have beeo, ne more fslly dis
closed. Planter are ready 10 make
favorable tesns tr Tie sale Of real
estate, but a. pr ssent and few who
are willing. to buy. Thsy are apps
rently DO. med e. = still more hope
Iess roverty, AID there 10 gsnsra
gloom and encouragement, in thal
section. a noag Ill classss Of people.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

NEG no SUYYKAan IN Omlo.-The
Cincinnati Commercial 10 inpugning
the 90 nsisicncy Of its party in re-
fusing to submit the question Of
striking: the word white out Of the
State Constitution Of Ohio ~ . quail
ncation for electors, while, At the
same time, ii ia demanding that
negro suffrage shall bs forced upoa
the Sta ties Of the south. II declares
" Republicans Of the Ohio Legisls-
ture stand shivering on the brink Of
the proposition TO strike the word
white from the Constitution, but
fear to launch away. Their warm
and sparkling enthusiasm for the
preamble Of the Declaration Of Inde-
pendence congoals suddenly when
aonfrosted BY the rugged Issues Of
tho day. Delicate 6ctions are per-
uitted 10 circulate 10 relieve the
brethren Of the cold and awful re-
sponAbility that presses upon them.
Il Aals, why are the Republicans
in favor Of enforcing negro suffrage
on the South at the point Of tho
bay ones, aud yet decline to advocate
the sniranchisement Of the negroes
in OHIO, who are notoriously thrift.
~, intelligent peoPls, immensely
superior to the recently smarcipated
blacks Of tho Sopth 7" The CON.
racrciaIs inquiry "a persinsnt--it is
logical-but il viii not Be- answered.
Party interest," il u supposed, dictates
the one measure, but dses not die
tsts the other. That y I'll there u
Of IL supposed pssty Interest.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06
EpENpENr SCHOOL.

EPENDENT SCHOOL.
opn school again on Mooaay,
Dry 2S,h. 1907.
RAfxs W TUITION.
lon VI ~ weeks. ,..... $40 90
III expenses, .r...... ] 90
!e in specie or II, eqaiyalsn',
men, Is made. Papils charged
time Of entrance until the close
ssion.
q. X. CORBEY.
~ ~, 1867. 2Ni
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-23

~CaAxGED HANDS --Mr. James Aalo.
ssy, late Of the American Houss, hos pur-
chased the Northwestern Hotel Of Messrs
Aatherson l. Sick, paying therefor $l5,o
He took possession on Monday, and the
American House 10 now closed. Messrs.
Ms,hiesou 4 Sick purchased the North rest.
sru about one yesr ago for $4,000. aad he
increased price At which they sold it, is the
best evidence Of the rapid appreciation OF
real es,ase in Sioux City. We understand
that Mr.. Sick intends to spend several
months 10 visit to Europe, and that M.
Ma'hisson sad family will also devote their
vac .tion from ,usiness 10 . visit 70 Father
land. They have The bes. wishes Of their
nunsrous fsisads for . plsss~n. add pros-
porous voyage.
Mr.. M.loney 10 too we'll known as q suc
cessful and popular landlord to require any
special commentator from Us. He "knows
how to keep hotel" and under bis manage
ment the Northwestern, in accommodations
and good cheer, will be second to no hots!
10 the west.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-23

~Losr His HoEsxs Jackson,
roste agent Of the Western Stage Company.
los. " spao Il horses few days ago ia this
nsnnss. He started from Woodbury. after
night to como to Sioux City. Al some dis
lance this side the former place, the grading
fr the rail. DAD cuts tbs:ss.se road, leaving
ditch some two OF three feet deep. M.
Jssksou Vas not aware Of this, and drove
one side Of his buggy iuts the ditch. ovsr-
forming it, and throwing him violently 70
the ground. The horses started on = keen
run, and soon became detached from the
buggy, since which time, >not~i.hstsnding
diligsus search has been made, nothing has
been seen or heard of the horses. They
probably took to the vide prairie to the
eastward, where it will b very difficult 20
6od them. They vess both checked sp,
which will prevent them from eating or
drinking unIsss they should succeed in
breaking the reina.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-23

Many psli6siass wAs etched Or sess"
we're scratched o. election Day.
Two sssress 10 Sos,h Caroline vsrs drawn
- serve On . jssy. TIE iassllissas vessss
we're - frish.sasd u Il that They took y
The swamp ssd have not been sssa sinss.
The Plymouth sssas1 Moss, apo. hsca,y,
Who wss condsmnsd - impsisoamsss for
asllias liqnor TO a Invalid lady. has bssa
ssisspAeasly slsasd ~ - lgislassss, .
rspss1 lie obuoxioss Iaw sndse which 10
wss sssaigned.
John Horri.s.- vos $4,000 10 /. v.so,
that o Briss tTnmusoyl would b elected
sheriff. O'9risu majority was $40.
Til. republican paper. are oil .altios Of
~ lsssoa Of tho elections md veuld liLs to
lssssn the votes. 7 4 : r
Bs'gb, tie New York hs.soi ariso, il
sbost to arrest the democracy for - dread
fully bsasiug!shs radicals.
Ward Nine, Boston, lsslsssa the rssul. Of
tho election three oiuutss after the polls
closed, last Tuesday.
A New York eorrsspeodsas Of The Ne6ils
Regisfer ssys: Tho Germans snd The
other radicals are q lager Assds."
The Nation nswspspse says The demo.
cratic party i svidsnsy -geisg 70 b strong
sao,sh ssss yesr 70 ssts Il worth Wills to
bsa, them. Il wasn't worth while as the
last election.
The Columbus co., Cribs, spssls .: |.
politician in that state Who "hatss himself
because hs 10 not niger"
The difference between tho democratic
party and The radical party u this tias 10
the diGsrssos bssvssa hal hs! esd boo
hoo. ~ 49,
A szcbank" Gays The radical party has
lost ito esprit de eorps. I, has evidently
lost something, and we'll not Dispute abou.
names.
There we're three candidate for door.
keeper Of he dsmagosis convention at
1snsgosery-two white union men, cripples
and poor, and fat negro, keeping a lev
dram shop the negro was elected.
A s.,irical democrat writes to The Boston
1renscrip! to print the hymn "God move.
in . mysterious way" The paper refuses
saying that they al know it.
II seems that The rag for ippsashm.n.
hes invaded the "sisser repoblie Of Mexico,
sad Vera Crss rsuors By way Of Havana
declare that the removal Of Juarss i oon-
ssuplatsd, III conservative iolosncss chou ID
prevail in the approaching congress"
We have often heard Of the power oil
"poli'icsl preaching" but never remember
to have witnessed 50 impressive an exam.
pie Of il. effects - ia Mssssehussst, lss,
Tuesday. The friends Of the prohibi,ory
Law arranged, BY concerted scheme, to
have . thousand elsrsymsn preach simulta.
neously sbousand sermons in . thousand
pulpiss, in favor Of prohibition, on tho eve
Of the election. The effect vas instant and
uirsculeus The state turned By q ,re-
"eodous minority ag' nst he prohibisory
law.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-23

-. o. lsss Aesdsy svssiss - event
ssasspissd u ,hs sssIdsass u Ne Psbl,shss
Of ~ Rssmssa, vhisA = sspasallslsl =
he s1DssjDsee, - u sseA ssssrs - -
,sssals = dsa,lA ssssssios IL Ne Aosssheld.
o. The svssiSk h qsss.ies, jsss - The
sh.dss u sisAs vsrs hl'iss osss ~ ss~a,
and he elsng Of sAs ssv ssA ~ din Of he
hammer had esassd for The day, . youas
lady entered ~ hcsss, and iaosdi-
a.s'y took up . position that plainly
isdisstS lshstshs had soas - sssga = -
ssns sias ssAisss:ss : lisposisioa Which
vss calculated - uonopoliss The attention
Of the ss,irs family. What made her sd-
vent more noticeable in this day Of rsdun-
dsncy Of dress and or,amen,s, tho visitor
presented . radical exempli6casioo Of the
poets idss that "besasy endorsed i
asosusd ~ soss'- being satirely ins oesns
Of sdosnnsnss q "osaas Isn.s" Of ny kind.
Being Of . ho.pitsbls disposition, the head
Of the family dsv around like . bob-sled-
called in some Of the nsishbors, Summoned
. physieiap, procured supply Of clothing,
invested in paragoric, estoip and soothing
syrap. and made every sxsrtiou possible for
the health and comfort Of the new conner,
ssd ~ believe has fully concluded to adopt
her ~ . member Of the family. She has .
good appetite. aud we'll developed musical
organs.
P. SAN interested are "doise - we'll
~ could b expected under the circunstan-
ces."
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Ordinance No 40.
An ordinance to improve the street. of Sioux
City.
Be Il ordzined BY tie Common Council of
Sioux City lst, T6as for sack shsds tree Of
Maple, Bssswood, BoxvooA q Elm, not les -
than two inches in diameter one foot from
the surface, not closer than fifteen feet apart,
set out after the Is, day Of November 1867,
along any street in the city of Sioux City
on the outside side walk line or ten feet
from the line of ne lot, the sum of one dollar
will be paid BY the city of Sioux City for
every such tree that is living and growing
ADD is properly protected from cattle, horses
and noies, one ysar after shs sAss has bssn
set out ~ >~%# 2~s + >~=a4 ",
End, That to en.i.ls any one to the bsne-
ct Of this act tho affidavit of two persons
must b. 6lsd with the clerk showing ,hst
the provisions Of this act has been complied
With. and specifying the street, io., block
and division and where on said stree. the
said tree or trees ass sitnssed
Err KIRK, Chm.
A. R. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-23
Ordnance He. ~.

Ordinance H. ~.
An ordinance 70 constitute another ward 10
Sioux City. .sa ><.
SECTION |. Be Il ordoixsJ BY tAs Chm.
mo" C0n"cil Of Sios< Oily, Toss oil that
portion Of The End Ward nssth Of Fifth St.
b aud 10 hereby oonsti.stsd . new Ward,
and to Be called the Alb Ward.
SEcrloS 2. That polls shall b opened
in said 4,h Ward and the qualified voters cl
said 4th Ward shall It the uex. annual
election elect two trustees in the same man.
ner ~ provided b. law 10 other wards, and
tho said trustees shall take their places in
the city Council 1t the same time and 10 thu
Same manner % the trustees in ths oths,
wards elected at said else,iop. ... II
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-23
Ordinance No A..

Ordinance No A..
Al Ordinance vacating the alleys and streets
in blocks 80, "a aud IS Sioux City East
Addition, aud blocks ) aud 9 ia Middle
Sioux Ci'y.
SECTION |. BE ii ordained by the City
Council Of Siour CITY, Tba, the alleys IN
blocks 80, 81 and IS, in Sioux City Eas,
Addition, and blocks 8 and 9 in Middl.
Sioux City. and so much Of Nebraska and
Jackson streets 10 Sioux City East Addition
be aud is hereby declared vacated.
E R. KIRK, Chairman.
A r WRlGur, Clerk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-23
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.
Corrected weekly by John I. BoOgsl


corrected weekly by John l. Boogs.l
OFFICE Sioux Cry Register. !
November 2ls., 1867. !
Wheas-9l,3o per bushcl. T..
Flour-$5,oo per hundred. "+"'
Barley-7Oa72css. per bushsl
Back~heat FIour-slO,oo per hundred.
Corn Meal-$4,00 per hundred.
Corn-$l 90 per bushsl.
Oats-75c.s% per bushel
Posatoss- 81 80 per bsshel.= ~-
Beans-$3,Oo pc, bushsl
Hsm-25c.s. per pound.
y Racan--22sss. per pound. .~.,., ,.....~ .~..
shouldsrs-lsets. per pound.
Lard-l5cts. per pound.
Buttsr-3o@35oa. per pound. - e.
Chssse-2o@25cts. per pound.
Eggs-25@3Octs. per dossn.
Green Appiss-@7,50 PER barrel.
Dried Apples-l5cts. Per pound.
Dried Peachss-2oeta per pound.
6agsr-lo@25cts. per posad. IN
Cofss-2S(g33o.s. per pound.
Tsa->l, OO(1$2,5 so per pound.
Aolassss-@l, 90 pr gallon.
6orgbum-5O and 75cts. Per gallon.
Whisksy-12,25 and $500 psr gallon.
6tae.C sndlss-2Osas. pr pound. r,v- 81.
6hinsbs-t.00
LAth-$l,O0. I'll 1885, -.
Cottonwood lunber-32O and l26 pr y.
Pine lusbss-3o0 and 500 per n.
VALIANT laabss-e45 aud $50 per n.