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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-11-22

And notice is hereby given 10 al conoerne
not paid into the County Treasury aud the
Monday in Defender next, each tract lot OF
and penalties remain unpaid will on the 9
the Court House Tor usual place Of holding =
penalties, and that said sale will e adjourn
part Of lot OF land specified in SAID list shaL
Delaware, Ohio, November s, 1914
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-11-22
- President. -

The Illinois Salesman, published
Bt Lacon, bas placed nt the head Of It's
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-11-22
Ayers Pills.

IdIa c00TT ~ 10 8VTT = ~ ~ 1O1 -
tenn ami With T. ihU buayaRt efdng oi health.
What i- true and So apptreHi 10 this trivial and
common complaint fs also aTue 30 many Of The
deen afed an1 dangerous diseases. The same
purrative cXpais them. Caused by similar Oh
stru0gians ami derang they are surely, and
mary OF them rapidly, cured by tho same means.
More who lagueia me yirihe IS these Piils viii
neeieGt TO employ sheJ-. when suffering from the
disorders tbey care, sucl 81 fA7dacae, Foui stom-
acb, yseuterr fsiilias Complaints INDIGESTION,
Derahee ement 81 the liver, Costiveness, CunstiRa-
tion. Heartbufn Bheumatism, Bropsyf worms
and Suppression, when taken ia large doses.
They are sugar coated, So that the most sensJ-
tive can take them easily, and they are surely
the best purgaiiee fned ;cine yet disco vered-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-11-22

The prospectus Of the New York Til
bune for 1855 contains the following sem
tences h
AS for the man who is to be chosen
the standard-beaFeF of the Republican
host in the impending contest, while we
aVow our deliberate preference Of Chief
Justice Chase as the ablest and most
eminent Of eur living statesmen, the
Tribune win render a hearty, cheerful
determined. SUPPORT 10 Cen Grant, or
Senator Wade, or Speaker COIfaX,
should he be nominated and supported
on a platform which af8rms and up
holds the equal political as well as civil
rights of all citizens Of the Republic"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-11-22
RuILDERs, MATERIAL &C.

humber, Iron, Fish, SaIt
Nails, Glass.
PFgHE undermined having opaned q Lumber
II Yard and Ware H0us8 or Winter street, between
the Suspension Bridge and RziIroad Depot, are pre-
pared 70 offer great Inducements 20 purchasers
We are. .recaiT5ug and viii have constantly on hand
a large stock o.
Pine, Poplar. Ash, Walnut, & other Lumber
eiee ScantIing, RafterE, Sheetng, Shingles, Lath,
Fence Boards and Posts-whieh having Purchased
from arsthands, they are enabled to sell At the
west Cash rates Also,
Iron, Nails, Wind0w Glass, Fish, salt,
Grind Stones, Water Lime, &C,
We can sell 70 Merchants and others on the mo
favorable terms. CLIPPENGER & 60
Delaware Nay 10, Is55.-fa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-11-22

DISCHARGED NEGROEs.-Upt p to yester-
day two hundred and twenty-seven ne
Rroes reported at the Office OF Captain
Cook, (Freedmem's Bureaue and had
their names registered as having been
discharged for voting contrary TO the
wishes Df g employers. 2--k vlOWd
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-11-22

The great Gorilla OF the Democracy
"a fuiTp tie aira with his deEa aniac
bowling, snd beating hls a5E eaa
NE a Tremendous drum, to express his
savage Joy over the first full meal he
has had after years Of enforced abstin-
Won vrfI1 harer have anofher ehanesl =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-11-22
NOTICE TO THE TAxPAYERs OF DELAWARE COUNTY, Oh

1 AfTBR
&c p tow ship dony
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-11-22

CLEMENT i. VALLANDIGHAEs
Of Ohio, subject to the decision Of ths
National Democrats Convention
Under Which reads heae0tpft94t
Of Government Bonds iH GreeRbachs,
or Republication. Kblfe Supremacy,
State Sovereignty and Federation, are
the Foundation Pillars Of the AD1eri-
can Republic.
That ticket and platform needs but
one more toHch fo be complete ex-
boDent Of latter-day Democracy. viz
Fop Vice Presidents Back P0ME-
ROY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-11-22
DRY GOODS.

Calicoes at 10, I21k9l5o worth l216,
L5C9l8c. Yard wide Bleaehed Muslins at
is, I862O, worth Is, 22625c Yard
wide Brown Nuslins at Is, I6(9l8c full
Sc per yard of.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-11-22

No !; there IS and can be no civil
rights securely enjoyed BY Blacks un-
I'll all the rights Of manhood are won
for and conceded to them And we
would much rather be beaten trying
to secure them full justice than to sue
eeed By abandoning them to their
hateful oppressors. ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-11-22


o
JNIIsE-EII0 STATES AELLlLIAEaY LAHIRS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-11-22

-vTFca.El1-IA NEIEIGARY LANDs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-11-22

Amt. taxes
q petty due Tax Total
Val In what at time OF Of .ta x a
.ue, year :fOrFre with 1867. pen al
lOTf'td. same due. :ty due
sefuee than
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16
For the Republican
n yyiag Year.


Is
vAdes ~ y&-a Of 'orss
AinsIes Nth Nes1bsrs beesse
T$<e ssa thousand NY srsasdsss
Fall ~ teAr-dsofss Sr"~ TIE 49,
a..,,x AL a vic,k Of antuaa,
With the lovely dying year
H.; ,h, rors.s hing na 10 WOO her,
vv>p his kseash shs sAsinas vsss
fear.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

| All govcrn.esv 70 b stabls il
their character ssst hsvs y written
orxss;c law. AUsriss - hsligvs i
Il. Only had az nation ~ - bssiI
Of ssch an iassru.sst ~ lAlly -
Lodis' al the asiseip,siof ft-e So
ers.ss. This i4psr~sss, =. ~
hesa hsld sacrsa By ,hs psopIs, ssd
great rsvereacs Ass ever bees paid
70 Ia xiss ktAnan. No party n Aay
tine sspired TO . cosAics With tn
provisions until few yesn past, We
Sad powerful organization exist-
iisg n W. ssssssy, shss ksssss n
having ~ sssssd fos il Of say prin
ciple ecsiaissA within its provisions
dat asss not hsr,sosiss With thsis
spseial visws, - " how the xovsra.
ssst shculA - ssstsl,ssa. The o.
ssss Of this party have keea fsIso~
IL tA<:- essays 10 show that tie zoe
ss;sssioa VA act applicable to ,hs
pss.sss ssAss Of s1sirs. ssatssAisr
shss sssy Of IL. pssvisioss srs otso-
Nv, sd srsing upsa this iAsA ,hs
radicals have assumed sueh boldness
dat they ~ IT eth The idsa that il Il
~ b rsGssdsd ssy lsaksr - H. lin
itstion of pswev or rsiAs ~ Goa
greas
rader ,hsse 3elusive ideas thil
party hes swslIed it, number 10 tha
extent shss they have bseo~e u.
ruling cssnen. 10 the control Of th'
goveraasnt The<e erroneous con
slsaiess vsrs easily assssissA il III
North under ss they verr ,s-~sd
wsr pecsasitisa. But that tim
hsv;ss Psss, ssd the sossa though
u The people returning, il vAs die
covered that Tie ,ssdssoy aud ulti
pass designs Of Ccssrs .nd III
leading radicals, WAS to revolutionir
sAs ecsatsy sad totally apsurs u
very fsssdasisss Of l,sr civil isssits
dsaa sad social relatioss. Til
oninoss het becoming plain, ID
Nosthess people we're aroused, an
to . gre At extess the constitutions b
bssa viadicsted ssd it, ostrseisss
have bees severely v,b~ted. VIII
eject the conservative demonstration
will have upon Congress IA yet ~
kssws. Sss thisg however ia evidsa
that the great psssss ot this aa.ic
are not yet willing 10 hand over sh
government 10 . SGT Of Honsrels, m
have her past glory selipssd BY Il
reign Il negroes aud nen that hav
no regard for the principles Of the OF
g.nic Law Of The land. No,withstsnt
Ing ~ nutilstsd and tatiersd coadi
iea n ths consaitatis~. ve verify b
lisvs that IN The sid Il viii b rsases
I'd SD rssscrsd to its forner power
the costyol Of orr national s6air
IL Tie rscsst slsetisNs Ne 10 ns& n
ssssiss asy triumphant - thss Of
ssss political party, bat ~ up-risia
q The conservatives or cosstitution
sAsa against The rsdicsla asd Oppose
Of ~ consultations. Asd ~ sl
. row studded shss with pruasses upa
: ~ part Of the soushsrn Ststss hal
no~isisy with the sossesvasiy'
North, that ths slscsioa Of next y,
will bs . complete trisaph, SD Il
.>sNs.e.s- -.--- = ...ss~ sssnI run
, Bat shouid ~ south From Oar
! verss evils (sad hov eosla tAey
vssss) hoA seavsstisss, sad bin
~ aeatss 10 mdieal control, 10 e.
! expect 10 rslisf non Tia eruslsi'
; thst ar hespsd apon vs.. La Il
c,ssstiasties y. ths ssasassa Of q
! aad ssessat - aoshisg dat dsss y
. sssord vitA III tsaehines and pr
vis;oss. Ia
n ~ s1ssk Il Nsv YasA rsetsr
koliaA DIZZY, aaA Yoaag Aassit
sh1ees q peassoa q Pillshusy'a. .
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16
rRxAS lrEMu.

~ 10
The estsss GRIP ef Celia eaaasy.
vss got issssrsptsd y sAs sasz sAs
Js.s.ssA eosssssea ~ Assst
asp svr kss~s ~. ~ sss
sisea. g q 3
". lsss ftsn tn. w.es Re- Is,ss
~ the 4srd ~h., IN Mr.. y ".
Black vas shot aud killed BY his
brother in -lav, Mr.. G. ", Wall, in
he town cft'vsidg Ne vAswsn.
Der Of The last Legislature, and a
worthy and influential Citizen.
Fro. . letter psblished ia the
sa~s paper, FROM Parker cossty, ~
sss Informed that The indians srr
.eain committing sAsir depredstios'
upon the frostisr. 4 vAr party 81
~ or 80 visissd The viciaisy II WessA-
svfsrd, on sAs 18Th ult., ssd sncessd
I'd 10 killing several eitiseas and
eap.srisg sso eAiAssa. ~
Ho' 1oa TvxpAx.-Os lea Tuss
day - s1psAisisn ~ s~s ftoa tAil
~ssssy fos Tuspas. coaPsssd u III
following gsaslsesa ssd their Sasi
iiss; n. ". Craia, Anbsoss Csais
Jed Cpain aAa see. J. 7. Dosavsa
D.. Bssshan, J. y. Morris, Jssss Ar
ssld, =. L. Dsasiscs, Esd Clay Cese
TAsse we're sles Of ths company ~
siasls essslesasa, b. D. Asssla. Jr.
ssd e., W. biiaA. Thsrs may hss'
bee otAsss, bsa the tses6oisg ar 81
~ sanss that have bsen fuvaisAst
-. Ths sxpsaisioa Will - shs oss
lasd rosss tstiss With il wseos
sseugh - cary psovisions, ceokiei
utsasiis, kc., while Ne nsis bsegsx'
will b. shipped ~ sssaner hFoa Gal
vsseos. We wish the sniesast
every ssecsss 10 Tho ssw ss~stsy Il
which they sse xoisg. thoagh vs b.
lievs tAsy vill rot be ~ we'll satisss'
,hsrs - they were 10 Texas aa'
~aay ef thss ~ predict will rstsrs
Wscs Rssiassv. tsf.lf
n PAso WHEAT. lsrys trail
ftur che West = few days %
brought into this city quit~ a qsenti
" Of wheat four hundred bsshsl'
grown in III Peso, which Was soM .
Iau.'s Min fos two dollars and t~sn
~ cents pr bu,hel, specis. II Prs
also SAINT 10 this market about N
70 ne tine esrro Of osions, jussi
celebrated throughout the ecuutry 4
the largest snd Rest raised. Son
two huadrsd pcuMd~ II dried psar'
excellent fruit, we're disposed Of
rstail merchants in this city.--'S'
Asso~io H,raM
The Houston Telegraph Of the 81
ssys. aptI Na Da
On Sunday LAST there were ovs
too hundred 0ssmss ia~ierant
fron tn kisgdon Of Hssovev, !
this s:.y, on tAsir W" TO Washint
tor aud Colorado ~ tics. Aaeths
ship load will sooa arrive at Gslss'
ten. A 70 looked At shca, stalkil
about ths city, mss ssd vonss, DO,
ssd sirls, smd listls childsss, fal! /
health aad bL,pJ, vsddy Of Geo ~
stsssg II li.s, ws cosId ao% hsl
ss.sisg shat, sithss in Galveston
Heastos, or Bssnhsn, tho yslle
fever might ~ s1OsE tissu.
Below will Be- sousd the hnal h
; port Of Registration for Tie 12t
Rssis.rstioa District, " this State,
The 1T day u October, 1887
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

rNy ~ esss& - ~ shove aAAed ibs
Ansls ssosos eetsst1ssenseN.
AAssaisas 10 saastkag aAvsssissswsses
chaspA sl5s 4rJ-. f4I co.'s
Pst~as DESIRING y do ~ sesiss -.
vssusisE hssisess thas b 70 eAaaes
shea sdvestiseseass fts@ssat!y, viii b.
charged the ussai rsse Of De usljas
~ sysase, vitA . dedsettes ~ ~
~ esst ~ 49, As!f tAs ssssi Svsss
J1hs shsss nsos hsvs bssa agsssd
wpoa. and III - s1stce11 a1Asssd 10
". U. BARNETT,
Pmpr;st< Il Msssisoa flag
NV, LOU0HERY,
Pro Of Tesas kepshsseeR and Tines
scpss@ber 10, 1857.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

% The meeting OF .o"srss'' s"a y"
No..
Chase u quo'sd ~ sy'se '.s' ne
Z nofs 0! . radical y - 'ssn ~
ises, s"d Is complaining -" nc MAJ
'sd.scFess ir'esa'' .s r.. :.
rcPs in'ssos e"s ny ~
rsbc~ ~ 70 - s"''"<" 70 '""'
gress. 49,. :,
ssess adv'ees OF "" 90 se'veu'
me N'""' IN '. 80 C..s,.
Liverpool, NOV s""
CLOSED dsii ans oeesu so'~
qcenes I" 's,oas " y,
adviess. uPs..ds n; ns Of
Nsv OH NOV, i01 y"
long me- y eS''e 80 :, ~ d.
view o osn N''' 49, I $50 a.
soseo" 3ov os'ss .isn nl, oo
rs,ees ae'''"'e' s
~ cents,
sugar d"'' ana a,o,as' u,.
ana ye''oa cs.''.ss' ~ I
~ 90 TO W. 'o' ec.no /" cnoNe
eSne ssss', ee", 's - as ''
deil-osye,s "e'c ~" S''a 20
vn',s :, 70 .e W' "a, a ~ ,oI ',
ro,A du" /" I ~ IT, -.
sns df9op'es-s"osss" a"ae cnA'
iee. L'o uN'P"" '''
Ase 'ot an,
oo'o " 10 ~
''cr,'. -
m<re'a' ~ ." W. W" " ''s"'
Pre@"m' 40 A.,
iseas cA'"e-N" ,,' ~ " s.s
xss qasi,'yi -" '" ~ OF" qsA"'y
Wv 70 szo oo
SsseP from :. ." :" '" W
Nev Ac,I' Nos Do iIoo.'' %, 90
e"",ss, SAFES lovS Dag. ~ -.
Fss'e"" d.'s'. "v IN
esoss: ~!csg' "A 0osPS'' A"f'
:esS s"t -
A.sfP"p'. 70, e. "a, o'. %.
.n:c'' oo ap'a"' % ' q
Gales is:o'w ns'ss
washington Wv NO ~
rr'sry Of war ofcssA sss sss.a''0.
ds,r'o"'ie" OF so'o'sF e'"'""s =
replace 'ha' "ss''oSe" 70 p'e'es
coa.sR'"", ~ n
VIM NJ, nvs'u, o. .. in"., we"
"ems' sou ""s'e' '-.s""o!' oe"o'
a. .na9e'e!, W." -. re" '"s P.ost0 .."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

Peas. Gaysrsay oi Ie4es. ,aesa
IA raeaiua he people Of Texas and
H. d - o. shs said civil Provis-
ion.I ressrasept to conform them
selves hestA 49,.
In s,4irrny whereof ! hereto
.;,n ~ n,ne and cause the great
III Of tie Dsa,e to be hereto am1ed
~ H. ~ Of Asstin, /" ,., 6 sue,
this The tvent, -hfsh day Of ,csoos'
in the year Of our Lord one 'noas'
aud eight hundred and sixty seven,
md q the isAspssdsses o. Ts1ss
the thirty second.
Il. n. PEASE,
Goveraor Of Ts4ss.
VIC. pnf.Iirs, see'fy o. STATE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

Csvss Of Rejection. "A nsturs!issd
sbrsignsrs Who took the oath aud en-
gagged in the rebellion. 2 not hae.
sssllssd. IS rot il the State IL
months. editor Of disloysl papsr
Z vAc rsfsssd to take the 9th altei
hsving been In Confsdesass srny
$40 Mid o0es bsHbrs the wsr I'D
snsagsd IN the tcbsllioa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

'---.---- -..-n--.- - =
...-I.~ I..I.-.,..-",
..,, ..,,.-- g
" -, -,
l~sy' ssd 40 sas .e'''w'"k " 10,
dsssssd 10 Mr. =. ". Scott Special
Agent rhs phusihility Of this a.
... 49,. ~. ~ ~. .o.,>.
~ ~
~ VIVA MI oce"' > " oaca s''n -
obviain The nsssssity ard isccnsenisacs
of ss,aklisAisx The proof q such . dis
Ar... s...h -..,.. - ~.
' " VI" "'s" -
ssaaysses o. css'scssse po'Sesss 'soA
The Nessh. TAis cen III - doas n ~
a.. If n, s.,c1A vhc.s ,hs,>,>,, Il
-.,ts....u.A.a.h,..... .,.A,..,
~" =" "S''
gsnusosa 49,. ... Ii, 49,.
Thsps aFs aaay other conpanlss
d.,.h.l..s vsil s.&ahIish "a "A Ar 81.
nj. M.
''se Wv "-' +" 's.s "
Ae@se a. mere hbesAl way, - ne -
vsssaess u ssakisg prpof ~ eellsctias
.,R.i,. A hr.. -. .on.,..x /. ,.-l1
IN -. - ~ q. 49,
' :" :" 49,"
Metal IasssSsss cosPaay'
Agency OAss, No. ~ Madison ~, I
AsspAie, Tsss., Sept. u, 1857.
CsSA Thns. W. scsss,
Spssial Agsat, To-. Sarsvspost. La
Sis lila saawsr 70 isquisiss frnA W.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

Mr.. BspeAss's asvsl q . Norwood
l. asnsa.ssA ~ patllsasiea II Lea
aoa ~ ~ loah II Ostebsr.-CE IL
change. i.. s.. b
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

tbuG Nssy lsreeoos Agsots.
Mssssa wLstoe = 1IhsGsuostA Ma
~ 1 eassa strsst, New Ovsssss, sss ~
dsiy assh@tssA Ars~ss Of the Repsb-
iiean In thas city
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

~ II win ~ seen by the follow,
ing order that four Of our most worthy
and efficient county officers have beer
removed, BY order Of the military
and others appointed to take thsiI
places.
HD'oRs DISTRICT or THxAs, !
Austin, Texas, Nov. l, CT. !
Special Orders,
No. 1876.
Extract
l. In complie~cs with authority
from the Major General Com me ndine
Fifth Military Dissric., the following
appoiptmcnta and removals are made
HARRISON CouNrY.-N. v. Board
to b County Judge, vice o. Hen.
bricks removed.
Elijah BLACKWELL to he Clerk Of
Couuty Court, vice J. r Afford re
John Polk aad Frank n. Lynch
70 bs County Com missiouers, vice
John Munden and L. =. Afford re-
moved.
u ~ ~ II
Tho appointsss will BE- duly 70.
spsctsd and recognised in their OF !.
cisl acts, and having fled the oath
prescribed by act Of Cosgrsss, ap-
proved July 2, 1859, will qsalify IN
oil other respects A. required by the
laws Of this State, and will At once
eater upon the duties Of their re.
spsctivs o&cea.
BY command Of
Bv'f MAJ. GEx. J. J. REYNOLDS,
c. u. MoRsE,
lst Lieut.. e6th lnft'y. A. A. A. @.
OErssl
G ., MORSE,
Acting Assistant Ait Gen.
II yua vaat . Aas Asssr hasn, Rs;as.
rcos " Fancy Pips, 90 V PsAssoa /
Puhbssy's,
- A sssssius hos been heyd At
shsr.sa for ne p.rpos. Of ....hlt.h.
lag ; Fsmals College somssh.rs u tAs
hosrdAp Of Jsssr.oo, Paris, Dallsa,
aad Mckinney, u = soss Ct $4,000 il
soseIs The Nb>v,l;ev Of IL. .ho,.
I
49,. 80: !" 'ese'n,ns ~ vAss
psses ? saslI b sfssssA This 10 = u
sAoah b., n nsGhine b nors ceeA~-
~, .d.c..is.., .Av....,.,
- r. fg+
svssy a'fses'oa !" ~
.-A 49, =.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

W. compile he following itsns

W. compile The following stens
ftsa oar exchange: sn,a.4.I NJ.
TAst Gs.haldi With twssty hAsal-
ions Of troops srs bssisgisg shs wallis
Of Rose and powerful revelations Is
gaiaiss groasd vhils hAArny svells
u every move - makes. TAs Proc
Isassios Of tn Kiss Of Italy hss
had ~ eject Of exciting The people
ssd sssseisg dsnonssrstieas are b.
iag nsds il ~ priasipsl siiiss.
Ths rslaa;sss lstwsss AssAsia asA
Fraues arc Of The nosa ftissdly
sAsssstss--shs aiAin Of Prussia how.
ever srs 10 . state Of fsruens ssd
Wholly unssaalsd. The EsropsAs
sssfsrsscs fsiisd. The Pspal fsrcss
srs IN Rome. The Invasion Of the
Roman States BY the ltaiias forces
viii greatly eonplicats uattsn. The
Hsltaa sssus V disregard The warn.
ing Of he powsrs Of Prussia, France,
and Russia ssd psrsists Ia bic rsfu.
al 70 esds Cssdis to Grssss. Thsss
povss are iaeliasd 10 hold sAs Sol.
tss rssPssstsis fos The, ss.a;tios q
aaAirs. fror Ill ~ ess gather W
shosld act b. sarpsissd Al anytime
II ths saaiss &ssspsa~ ssvsessssts
vsss y hessus isvslvsd 10 tie vou :
pkea.sd coadisios Of tbsis political
aeAi1 snd var Of tbs NEST bloody
chagaslsr sssvs. S~sh . so1lisioa
sAsela - avoided IL possibis ~ ~
sss Disposed ssshiak tie sosshsra
States vosld Stsl bet little interest
10 IL eostsss Was " remember
viii vhas iaaisssssss .Asy Locked
spss ~ sssusxsss - ear psspls fss
ffss1en aad > 0cvssnueat u their
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c.:., LII. .;.l;,
An, ~ ''. ~
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Communicated.
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sa"ss "s ..:"a" r. 49, ,o.... !.
a." " 49, &c ~.
soop'Sd' s"s.
county Az. ~. ~. -, ,.,a !,
u"''o ., ~ -.
various P's" ~ %
s'a''"e as'r r =" Wv .J ~" ~,
ost as inc 1880. -, - !.
NOT oes" s NJ
no .Ss" ~. ~ r.
aoe'ng co'''" '" "e Vs.! :"
v"s" v u.s. VA .s. ~. p Al.
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me: "o, ~ w., i, ' ...., nd ds.,ruc,,o,
""e s"' "o ~ h.,s :.
10 team ."u 'oo'- M. w.
gtea' ~ +" ~" ny ''P'D e.
any pau 70 ''oo, .: W." ' ~, g,
.n,1o " ~ W. , ,"''. ia e,.a;.hs,
'ne" Ano ,"e ;e."', Nv" ."'"''
'nsm WIN 'sI"'"k 'MPN ~
we WIZ ~. w. . ."pP;s', ~. ~ ~,
Of ' ... o., . cont" ss per- pe pound !" Mo. s'
shall, so hi. leaves the planter
cents per pound for tho casire crop
but no has been at one third more "
pen,e in producing it than in days o
slavery. as he has fed At least ono
third more ha uds and teams in maxim,
il than il would have required /,
former tinn.. We must hare cheap
et labor or abandon the cultivatio,
/ Of cotton. 1 am 10 favor of pnyin,
such v.rss a. We can afford, and re
auire the laborsss to perform all Is
Dor thu, il necessary 70 be done on
plantation BY rlancing arosnd u
We will zee fences IN a state Of de
ray and buildings needing repair.
and this evil cannot be rrmsdied On
lv nv having the Isborerr wages in
stead Of a part Of the crop, for it !
useless 10 talk to them about repair
"s ,,;.. " ,s.,;on os Tho c,on
Th. question n. what can "a affor
4" Pay s ''V so"''.s'o. W
low ur;c. II co,,on) c,r ten hour, i,
Dor per ds,. and furnish them IN
usual r..ion,P NV opinion i, tn
one huodved dollar. ia curr,.ey ;
a. much :, ve can in ;u.t;ce to our
rlyes. give sr,t elias. hand. and 9th
era !. propot;oo
p,o,ese tina, the planters Of Cad
d. r.r,sA and H,rr;,oo comfy n
vito The .,tIcer. Of the Bures. ,
Nsrsh,ll and "a, evsport to mset !
Greenwood and have the matter fall,
and f.i,lv discussed 40 A. the freed
mar an1 the euplover NAV knoy
What 10 depend 90 ia makise thei
sr,.sss.suts for another vc,r
l. APLANTER
Who hss los. mos.y by planting III
ps.t two YEAR,
-
Of yellow fever At Shreveport, Trou
n. sor,h w.,,.,. NJ NV is,h.
49, -. ~,
,"n .,.ow ' 'no"e'
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"s." NY. WV" 'u,u '.o''y "'g"'
u..,s ; a.. 80 s.,,; 49,. ~ ~ 0''s,v'
w., ny, """s y" - '"e "a"
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- Ths 2sth q Xsvsnbss he's hssu
sspesA'sd a. . ~ u rhasLssivias y
Tie President. i.7 'f tf ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

0xS. JouH Z. BRRcxiNRiDau. -
During the stay Of our friend JsAs
u. McCssthsy, h Psris, ~ haA ~.
eral interviews With oar did aanjshsd
exile, Jola G, b+setlstta0. HI
represents him - IL 6ns health and
condition. whils living sonevAst
retired aud 10 piih ssyis,'As \ r.
CORDED with high sossiassns;ss b
snineat Europsaas sad sejsys ~
rsspset sd sstssu II AmsEtssss M
viait that capital. Hs 49, great
stsdsst, sad IL sasIsAink ~ =.
pssiess mlsA from ~ stssss u ~.
repsan lesrsiug. WAen ~ pstsssa
hons, a. Ne ssssrsdly vii visAsst I
stain spon bic Aesss, - WI ssna
with ! ripsssa btstssaassAip ~
will sAes hk pesspsqbpss ut h b Z
patsist wAoas ~ In n eesatsy
sanpes h ovssesus By slaAassA il.
dictasnts; q sstsasisk 0sa Aslp q
sesatry whsa sssh Assal1y distorted
spssiasss a. Asuaa atty - Bssvnlsv,
Wade, 8ssvssA 6sstlss, t., ass Id
nsn Of authority ssl hsses, - suoh
- jobs Z, brssttsvlass arc IL
cxilA.-Nssssiik Aklistis. +"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

~ A cruss nssk ~ paper denote
aAst . sukscribsr's tins has eErissA
w. ia.saA. hssssass, ~ Do Gosh busi
uss. Il 10 noss tso~bls " collsc,
ne~,psy Or subscriptions thaa they arr
worth.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

-. Ths ssaSSs Editor visiesd - N
Saturday last, sess.paaisa " "Fatrs
C.slos," de tAisassd eesrsspoaasas 81
the 5sSsssoa fh.es = hk essst a~A
sstsrssA y 1sesesaA % AssAAy, uAitA.
sr - sass y stssaA 70 ths pabl,sss;sa
Of ths Daily Tiass, NOW bs,sG pshiisA-
ed At tAas piass.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

Clear side bacon. shoulders, and sugar
cared hams can be found At Pearson h
Pillsbury's. =
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

- Orr eapss ssstaias this week .
pese1eai seasisa fssn the hsiliiass ~.
u psAss Cvsyss. sa 7asi ui
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-16

- We esM stteatkr ~ the advss.
ti,v.<ss II Ssssrt 4 Co, under the
head d 500 f6s 10 eensS' a.
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-. Dssissss y ess i.pssviss -
oss ~. - ~ Asssf eli sseds hstag
shippsA b vsy q MssaAsn ssJsGsrssa
ssd Kossaw~ Tszas, With iAs sseL II.
esssss u tssds Il ~ Wsst, esssss oss
sss~sts y Ps.s.st gs'ss > lively appear.
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