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New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
NEw.YoRK. Feb. II. 1861


Mr.. MoRTON The manual labor OF writing had
always been difficult and painful to me- had never
been able TO purchase n gold pen adapted TO my
hand quills were too coarse and wore out, and
steel pens were harsh and stiff.
In March 1865 after half an hours experimenting,
you selected gold pen for me, flexible as quill
and as fine as wanted. l had never found any
thing with which could write half so easily before.
But lost il in California, and for few months
scratched away as best could with steel pens. On
the day after reaching New-York again, with your
aid found another gold pen in your establishment
as good as the first have used it daily ever since,
and now write these lines with it, with an ease to
which was a stranger before | met You two years
ago One of my friends adopted your pens from the
same cause and with the same results. / am conf
dent that you can fit any hand, however cramped,
and help any writer, however hard to snlt
Faithfully yours, ALBERT ID. RICHARDSON.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
BY STEAMSHIP.

. The steamship Hermann, which sailed from Bremen
Ian. % and Southampton Feb :, arrived here
yesterday, Her news IS one day later than 'aa'
t,roncht by the City of Baltimore on Tlarsday
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
ana NO. 10 IIe IdIEVSI . -.
MORTON's SECOND QUALITY.
appANTEn

These are IA carats fne superior 10 any MORTON
Pens made previous to the year 1850. ,.., >,
Every Pen is stamped ~. Morton, Second Quahty,'
and numbered. --.-..
accident. -
as those OF the First Quality.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
FRANCE.
THE NEWSPAPER PRESS.

Ameetinq of the editors Of the Paris journals was
held on Monday at the house of W. Ilayin. the editor
inchief OF the Sicge for the purpose Of coming 70
conu,ou understanding as 10 the reforms which
should be asked for underth Imperial decree OF Jan
uaTY 10. -, , ,.,., MI
pGfionc have been sentenced 10 90 francs ime ana
months Imprisonment. FOR n libel upon me Nlhs OF
Prussia. that paper having stated tLat tIe oilNnR
away OF the sheep of the Prince OF LobHoWlI NuiIHg
tLe war hy the PulsSan soldiers was robbery, ana
that it was sanctioned by the King. lie COult Oi
Appeals has confirmed The Judgment
THE NAVY AND TIE IOI1lflCAIIONS.
The IudcocadcHoe bGqc says The new French
Minister Of Marine has given orders for Tie const'uc
tiou of % armor-plated vessels fTe oil thGl are
ships of the line the model ct the Ilgle Inc lc-
manning IOwll be- iriqales. MMshdl Mel has or
dered "a general inspection Of the fortified places ~
France. in order that he may be assured OF thelT
TIE EMPRESS CHARLOTTE.
The Memorial Dipjom0tiqac says The reassuiIng
accounts of the progressive improvement in the con
dition of the Empress Charlotte which we were en-
abled to give while many journals represented her
state as desperate are daily being confirmed ATccent
letter from Miramar announces that the attacks from
which the Empress has suffered have now completely
/ ceased The Empress has received from her cOnsoIt
letters in which he explained the real situation OF
Mexico and stated his determination 70 summon q
National Congress and pronounce upon the future OF
the country. The Empress expresses much satisfac-
ti0n at finding the Emperor holding 10 his post Of
honor She hopes 10 reiOin him as soon as the Ma
tional Congress shall have made known its decision
Until then she remain IN Europe
THEATRICAL.
Adelina Patti has been creating another tremendous
sensation in the opera of Purani az Paris Apropos
of Patti it is said that the term of her engagements
with Strakosch which has been an Immensely profit
able one 20 him, Will terminate with the present
wear. Ada Isaacs Mcnken is still woTshped IN her
world" al Paris, and is making money.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
I0RTIrGAL.

Nuncrons arrests have been made IN the PoI,m
,nree army IL seems tlat a Mlguehst consPIHcy
hes beru discovered There is TO be n reorganization
of f6p army with view TO increase the special arms
Of engineers and artillery.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
DENMARK.

The umors Of the willingness of tho Danish Gov
ernnent 10 sol the Island of ST. Thomas to the Unit
ed States Government have been contradicted in
the official press.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
CITY ITEMS.

PEEsoNAL-BaronM Mackay, a youn, =. nobleman from
Hol6Ti 4; pFasI0t IN W, s = T' % yesterday visited the
niblic worEs Of the city No dg al schools ard odg
uchouses Of The Chldrens Ao >teiety, ana other lha
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
MoRToN's THIRD QUALITY.

These Pens are y carats ne and although cheaper are
at least equal any gold pens made elsewhere as regard
durability, elasticity and good writing qualities;
Every Pen is stamped "a. Morton, Third Quality, ana
numbered. -.--.
Tho Points are warranted for months, except against
accident. -
The Cases are made Of Coin Silver but not as heavy
as those Of the First Quality
PRICES or PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
PASSENGERS lRRLLED.

FROM CALCUTTA Feb l3-n ship Art unou-Sr and Mrs Ho"
o. child and serylu. .. -.
yruG Bnrou lr aud 1ln Caseiyr aud baut Ms Jntal
lam sDd reu Roonfed aud 10 IN tie sesTAge
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16

ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-The Board of Directors o
tbe Nev.York Academy OF Music held meeting yesteT
day. and elected Henry G. Sebbns esq President O
The ASSOCIATION in place OF Charles Augustus DAVIS, de
ceased
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16

RF,IG,oUs MEETINGs.-'fhe Rev. Edwin Bnrnham
OF England is delivering series OF dseourses at the
4 Ch,rrb ou West Fifty-thIrd-st, near Seventh-aye.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16

The Rev. Henry Blanchard viii begin tomorrow
e,cning in his church, Monroepiace ana C!arkS
ascric Of Lectures Iat1nalsm" The topics VIII DO
oDd, Duty, Prayer, Immortality, tho BiDle' Jesus OF
Nzarcth and the lectures viii be given on every other
Sunday evening The attendance Of earnest thinkers Is
Cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
fAnnouncemenisl !

FRoNt SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. Jan. %: CHAsEs I'm
proved dollar MICROSCOPE although perfect in every part ed
H. los nic of Great Inducements 10 sample sent BY mail
an cent Of o. " CutsR No Lmest, Boston, OF
FOWLER WELLS No. 359 Broadway. " L.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
RAnp1rr's PrRE CoNCENrRATED POTAsH

B. T. BABBITTS PUkE OONCENIKAIhD UIASII
p soar MAKER Warranted double the strength Of common
Potash and peror 10 any Vpon6e ley 10 The market f
np cans Of pound pounds pounds pounds ana u pounds w
an directions In English aud for making Hard aud Soi hgap
one round will gallons Of Sn No lime IS required Con
"' VIZ ~ b. T. BABBUT
No. e. IS, CO, s7os @ % z ass "a wssAngtoa-st N y
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16

PYIrs O. X SoAP-Hard. and not liable to imprn-
dent recommends itself Try it. Sold by goer' every
Depot No. $50 Westinghouse st
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16

MoRToN's GOLD PENs.-Mr Morton, who is an |
old friend vi TRIBUNE readers. makes his !
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16

IADIFS AND IfENILtWEN,
Please ea and crauue ke1d Made COnS of ''l' p' al
Youths and learn the present prices .. c,,,....,.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
BROOKLYN NEVIS.

LECrrRE-Nlrs. T.. Cady Stanton speaks at the
Brooklyn Academy OF Music next Tuesday evening FEB
ID upon National Afiairs.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
p ~ R,ppITr,s STAR YEAST POwDER.-Light

pscp or snv Lind Of lake may be made with this Yeast Powder
IS Minutes shortening required when SScgt M Is used
Nos c. Gs e g. 6s g. 20 p and u wsshing,onst n y
Vl sample package receipt Of l5c to pay postage
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
EO, q, s., &C, 67, os, GO, 2, :? ast
,---..... L ,...r,.nr ~, nnr Rru NuAs IL

The excellence of KENT's EAST INDIA COFFEE
be ~ universal praise Sold By all Grocers 25 cents PEI H.
~ WBOLEsALB DEFOr, No l5i Readest
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16

MISUNDERSTANDING the most competent
and erpeene. teachers employed ~ the AMERICAN BUSINESS 'o
EaE Of Springfield and business instruction Impaired m care
u and practical manner advertisement under Instruction
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
6orees, Carriages, &'r.


For SALE; Il. Celebrated t... r.,n, youn, stallion
SAM PATCHEN, JR
This horse beautiful hay l5hsnds high win be sin cd On '
18th Of April next his mile with little practice
pronounced the finest animals Of bis Ebd
the State Of Delaware easily for bis services so0 re
present and be only offered for sale for the that e
fair TO De Of the fastest the State provided he is pOPs
trained which business unacqgsIhied With further descy
subscriber, SAMUEL NJ ENOS, wA POLK, R G. HAYES o.
DANIEL C0RBT esqS all Of whom reside odessa New Csss Co.
Del. WESLEY PONS0
E0R SALE-S0RRELL HORSE, 16i hands,
warranted sound and kind coupe business SeA
old; S27a Bay HORSE IS ot Minutes Sloo No !" hes'
Twenty nnthst
ALL PARTIES WISHING TO BUY OR
n DESIROUS TO SELL HORSES CARRIAGES, WAGONS
anything pertaining the HORSE BUSINESS HORSES 6 se
apply MSER SOMERyLE No 81 Nassas opposite the Post
A DAMS & CONE, No. 6s4 BROADWAY, :, in
"A purchasers inspect their Of frst,
city. built CARRIA0ES comprising CLARENCBS COuPBS LAN
DAUs COACHES ard other hne close open The be'a
materials and BY the best worfmen at their mandatory
E0R SALE - Four large new twO-hOrse
Il TRUCKS Apply S W WILSON, No 2a BToatsly.-.
ENGLISH KERSEY
A HORSE BLANKETS,
Nos % and 20 Yves, BroAdvsN
No. 100 Lbenrgt
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16

ANOTHER LECTURE BY TIE KEY. CHAs: d.
highly respectable audience fd Argus Hall No 600 Broad
way to hear this distinguished orator last sunday and ~ no Ga9 az
his second lecture on Of Newlork by Csse
,ornow .TTRRyooy: and The Dirty Doctors fnd their Dirty
S;ics: or Lawyer LegisA;ors Editors Doctors and Clergy all N
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
MORTON's CHEAP GOLD PENS.

(NOT WARRANTED
These Pens are carats fine, and are Better writing
and more Durable Pens than without operating Nor
toms Patented Machinery be prodnccd for the Preesc
were the Gold furnished gratuitously.
PRICES or PENS; AND PENS IL sILVER-PIAIED E8-
TENSION CAsES WITH PENCILS
Marie Pen ..... 90 "a. with Pencil Case. 81 90
Iucky Pen ......... IS with Pencil Case e... %
Always Ready Pen. / 90 with Pencil Case. 30
Elegant Pen. ....... 2j with Pencil Case 90
Excelsior Pen / 80 with Pencil Case 2o go
These are WCll-Fulshed, GOod-Wntng Gold Pens Win
Irdosnin Points the average wear OF every one OF whch
will FAR outast "a gross OF the best steel Pens dih0u
bcy are tH,raITdnted and therefore not erchdngedC6
They numbered but correspond IN size 10 NOS y
8, 4, s. and respectively.
To CRsA discount Of 10 per cent viii be allowed on
sums OF S2 s5 per S2i and OF % per cent on
$40; II sent 10 GddrcsS at Ote time.
The risk taken OF all rcmttances by mail in registered
letters the safe delivery of the goods guaranteed TO
all who send twenty cents cargc for registering III ad
dii on 10 the price Of the goods ordered.
ON receipt Of the money the subscriber viii send by re-
turn mail otherwise, directed Gold Pen or Pens
selecting ne same according 10 description Address,
A. MORTON,
No 25 MAIDEN-LANE. NEW-I0RK.
have this day appointed Messrs. c. L. COLLINS & Co.
Sole Agents for the sale OF MorOns Gold Pens IN san
Francisco Caf0mia.-New \ ork, Jan 25 1861. -o
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16

The Reform movement was gathering in power as
the time approached for the meeting Of Parliament
On the 2sth the Trades Unions Of Newcastle-upOn-
Tyne 5000 strong, paraded the street, and held
open-air meeting In the evening a meeting was held
81 the Town Hall, which addressed by Lord Seyn-
ham, Ernest Jones, and several members of Parlia-
o"' ond on iha same day meetiDRs were held at Not
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16

have this day appointed Messrs. c. T. COLLINS co.
Sole Agents for the sale OF MorOn's Gold Pens IN san
Francisco Califomia.-New- ork, Jan. rs, 1861
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12


A 'rxERsvic PALL.--A ccrvcspon-
dent Of the New York Evening Post,
writing fFOn The Alps, says:
You will remember, doubtless
tho attempt Of the four English me-
- Lord Douglass, ~ Rev. Mr. Hud.
sop, Mr.. Whyupsr, and Ar. H.dow
WIN, with De kuidss, NichsI eros
and two Tasewstasn, hsd susccedotl.
after almost incredible efforts, in put
ting their feet spas the highest pin
nsclc, Firul Among men they had
stained the. sastsainsble, add full of
the consciousness Of their triumph
had already hssua their szutsisy de-
scent But ~ neu tsis wss GOT to
be defeated of IL prey. In . fatal
moment tho foot Of III Hadow slip
ped, the ROPE, By which Il is custom.
AIRY to lash ~ travellers together
broke, and tAsse a the gsstisnsn,
with the guido Cros, fell The distance
Of four ,horasSd feet! They were,
of course, 4Svst sssn again aud, in
deed, 40 rspla W. ths fsll, - terri
Biz tbs cossusaise1 % ~ isa.eraex
bslos, tAalsase : tusssk. 40 . ves-
tisc Of The ssaspp- vicdas ~ ever
found. Thess avfnI abyssss Of ics
had swallovsd thsn Up - s1bctuaily
y tho depths Il tbs ~ swallows IL
dead. Il ~ - deubt . foolhardy
attempts ~ sssst psovss--spd
ssredssmed, ike the eaors Of an
Ag.ssi., Forbes, ssd . Tysdsil, BY
scientife Psspssss aad ~ Il 4
wholly inssplissbls. There b - IT.
sssistabls faseihsAiss 10 thsss noun,
Ains2-pss tAat essss upos yoa--
sus 70 which - yisld q V IN over
powsrlne pase.ss, ssd vhish, IL i
spmeslnss, like certain dsspesst'
gsrses, brings dssth, brnga siso n
intense cxcissQeat II the pvvsuit o
en- exquisite nptsrs ia the svsnt o
| stHc<ann*l 1fsN riiHaa N.'. 81
n I IN ...4ts ..i.s.4.. t a I..|
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Dvugs! DruGs!!
A LARGE bill Of frcsh English 40.
n French
Dawes, PARTS, OILS,

And LiQuers, &c. &c, 10 now being
received and opened BY A y arr, al the
I'D stand OF Sss,s h Wiiherspoop. wher
be will b. pleased to Ne his old customer
- yell u new ones and furnish them with
genuine and unadul,ers,ed Drugs, Ned
cipss, and III other articles usually kept
10 Drug Stores. al the very lowest hgurs'
that genuine and unadulteratce srtirl'
can possibly " sold 81, Tor cash. d,
special REQUEST be hes brought on severs
articles not kc,t elsewhere 10 this city
among them IA CstAsrh Snuh and Sewing
Machine recsllrr.
take pleasure in informing my Gus
tomers and the pablie generally that
have secured the services of Mr. r II.
Bruce. Phssmaesutist, late VI the hsass
Of Mr. Frank u. Wood Of this city, ~ht
will be On hand at all hours 10 attend 4
the Prescription Department 49,.
A. SEARS brapgis'
Feb. 2s. ssT. IAeaHi n2Fti
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Dap, ra,iaa Of tho Radicals,

Tho National Int,,Iiseoeer states
th,t II Wa The .xnec,ation Of tho
At h.,p1
assumed INC supreme authority OF
che government, aud have set a, de.
G.rc, The pr..,d,n, and have can
| VA a.. s.L c. -
w.
"'l'a'y rue !" manner 10 hs's
procipiintcd a contest at Washington
I'm prouf of il. assertions. II puhlishe,
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12
Misrtllanrqus.
Window Glnss.

WINDOW OIuss.
lust received BY A. Sears, a large 10
d Of asst qsality NeCullys window
Glass, TIE bs~s brand in the United
statss so he frssst from breakage
Alho { cheiss lot Of lamps, Lamp
chin.ays, coal oil, &s., which viii ~
sold a. he lowest 1gurss according y
cost and quality ever offered in sh'a
market, ~ .o~.p.
July Is, 1867. n4s'1'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

n Gssersl lsysss, wAe ~ bssa eacs
ss swisA sssssesd ~ fest arivisg. wss
ssposteS b ~ pnltcs ~ wsshi~g.
son = hsvinf ssm evss = suall boy
sn Tho lSsA, whtls ristag o~t "a
Idris'sg vssy ssPaAy. III sssDpsd u
s'ss tAs by, shs Svss Nv sllgAtly
hss& sa6 ssdSvsd d, w - - ~
p hin lsslYsgosaa. soiissess n p
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

ADVEnrIslso.-A story reIsted d
ia merchant who made The choice Of
II husband for hi. daughter depend
on Which 6f her two .uitors should
write the best advertisement, ser,e,
tn illustrate the importance which is
attached by business men to judicou-
advertising In what jadia,ous
advertising actually consists is not
however. 50 generally settled Som,
think il IL in sfrcsting The people ,
attention aud forcing them 10 read
he advertising aokca. roieas Other,
aim d keep cerinin articles con-.an,
y before the r6oiic. STEADY, mi
form aud persistent advcrli-inx I'm
qms dopably benefits every man ia
busiucw cIasses Of men sometime,
object TO advertising II Is a re-
mmkabIc fact thst 10 New Yort Law
yers think IL rather nnprofes-ions
10 advertise. except 10 casrs OF "a
moval change n Grin, or other spe
einl occurrence They make a gre.
error in this There !, not day i,
the year vhen there are no, man,
persons IN spd ou, II New YorI
seeking kgs' advice, especially anon.
meschan,s and business men, withou
any cite to assist them even /,
making inquiries. Merchants il
regular busine" learn ~ experience,
The inporisnee Of a-ing The oolu,p u
Of com nisrciat pspsr for The sys
tsnatlr nnpounceiatnt Or theis busi
nes. ~ n, =. ycsraaf n Cammrres
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

AN IRIsHMANs WILL, 10 the
name Of God, Amenl l, Timothy
Doolan, of Ballydownbcrry, IN the
county of Clare, farmer, being sick
and wake In the legs, but Of sound
head and warm heari--Glory be to
God do make this, mo frs, and
last will, and ouidsnd new testament /;
do give me sowl 70 God whin it pia-
res him to take Il, shurc no thanks
TO me, for l cant help it thin, and
me body 10 BE- buried 10 the ground
In Bslly dow MERRY Chapel, where ali
my kith and kin that have gone be-
fore me aud those that live after me,
belonging to me are buried Pace
a. their aches, and MA, the sod rest
lightly ou them Bury me near me
godfather, Felix u tiahefty. bechuxt
and betune him aud nc father and
me mother who lie separated all to-
yetLsr, al The other side u lhe chap
81 yard ] lave the bit Of ground
containing tes aeres.-rale onld Irish
acres--io me eldest son Tim, after
tho death of his mother, If she sur.
,iycs him. Me daughter Mary aud
her husband, Paddy ORGAN, are to
get tho white SOW that's going 10
have twelve black boniis, Tsda..
me second boy, that was killed IN
the war in Amsriky, might have got
bis pick Of the powl.ry but ~ he is
gone, IN lave them to his wife, who
died wake afore him | boquesth
to all mankind the fresh air Of Hcsv
en-. all the fishes Of the say they cen
| tnkc, and ali tho birds Of sh~ ais
thep can shoot. | lave To thin oil
tac Sun and Moon and Sthars.
laye to Peter rafferty, = pint Of po-
,hecn | can't 6nishi sWd may 6od *
nerciful to him
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

0ss. Wss1ili's sadssss = No. 8.
GlosSattf ~ rKtkDf e4ssrs
LsatoL - hsss esaisg bsSt "a
A ...ts =" ,'s.'s I. ~ =. Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

MAMMOTH

THIS spIspdid Stable, Located on Ans
tlp street, North Of TIE Court Iit'usc
! eew opea. apd we'll stocked With asdd''
~ hassep HsssU, bsegtu, Hscks. g
oil q Which vNi b hind - sessooe.
lepus. Hsrses tnArdsa b. thu noasA
eek. ~. o. eiaQh fesa.
Hossss and Mules bought sad sold OF
eowsmimton.
Nm. BRADFIEI.D, Proprietor
Marshall, Feb -, 1865. 2oM
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

Enron TrIvouAruYou have
on d,iFr,cn, occasion. juv;tad eom /.
municatious on the sho,. ,ubirct I
have bu, little to saw nsrth.r tb.n IN
endorse the communication in vouy
Daily, of September iNh signed
as" / believe with hin th., t;yht
crib. and the corn .bouss dsmp--cycu
we,-will In every ipstsncr save /,
from the wcey,l-po, of cour,s
without some care. at,cr u,r,ics be
gin to use out Of the c,ib 10 kc,p
the doors we'll closed N, ps;,hey
should the t;rh. crib ~, And l;vht
both should Be pretty mucA .u,;relv
cxcIude,.) be in any v.r, clo., r,or.
imity to a poor crib or ;,sn f.r the
wccvils ar. sure to attach ,rd eat M,
corn in the latter al oil shen
make a raid uuoo tho yona cr;h. and
should /, not Sc ex,r,mcIv t;vht and
close, they will, of coursc. And sps,.
lures where thew will rvsrv Rrvcs
years pas, | buit m, , 500 lo~ crib
upon the Brn,o. A,.s;o coun.v
where | am s,ill cpdc.v;r. IN c.yyv
on farminr.) Toh,nkcd the cracks
hctwee tie log. with li,l. remnant,
Of board timber. and then d.utrd il
close with mortar tool lang uos. .
went inside of the er,b a, thc end,
and about IN, plsts slammed every
crack where apy Iicb, ncnc,y.,cj
had nv corn h,uled and ,h,ovn ind
my new crib, during dyv time
There WAS "A cous,d,r.blr .n,i.hlr ol
wscyils in il when !, "a. he,sed
| had water brouyh, ..d ~l.crd A
the door, and q. the hands tkev into
the crib. the corn: I ,,o.,A Al the
door and spripkIeA v.,., f,1,,v owe,
il. enough 10 make i, prs,tv vt, I
filed The crib and closed i, nm aud
then filed another crib twenty feet
distant from that a loo crib too bu,
with large crack. and 10 nm, hrtve,n
the logs used no water anon !, in
housing Of |, u.cJ an. ~ thc other
crib dnrinv the fail .;,,., IA e,,Iv
spring The wecy;ls con,icued II
course their ra-aeee ..oc /, mil,
the first o, Anil eo,,or;rc The, 4,
had become 20 baa,v ..ey;I c,,,n
that | could no, anv joo,e, c,, corn
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

Mr. John Hopkins, tt,, Bssttnsrs
piflionairs, Who u snulsling Mr.,
Peabody In bsssvolsns don.tios., y
worth sSsnty miitiess ~ dclssysl
lis ~ jsss ssdsssA . Asspit.i ~
neaF whiis ssd selSssd psspla, go
slso an isstitsts 10 educate nopr
sAihren. III. Napkins is ! bacbs
Tor. tsd Quakss He II sbcut NJ.
psshssiys aes. 0tAss assssioss are
expsctsd- His preset iacs~s y
ssarly three huadryd tAessand dol
tsss par anhum. NJ u sill Ia srtsve
tsAssss, snd . ussfaI eitissa n bAi.
6nssse. I'D f=afH HT4 'tlsfa 'a9fafN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

A Boston boy, Ave years, of age
having stolen can d milk vi,
mother took him 70 task with mora
sassion, anA wound up her dIscour.s
W cyelsiming, What in tho xcfls
sas you Tcing to do with the mill
snyhowf' Z" ! wss going to steal
little dog to drink IN" Wa III.
erashisg reply. eei@- frstd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

In Washington, Rhea county,
East Tennessee, - Wednesday, the
blacks md whites go. ists . sghs,
vhsn the negroes wcrc driver RON
tho town. Getting assistancs Of the
Loyal League, the blssks fetarasA
u lie town aud renewed he axht,
viii varying success. a asnbsv Of
psr,oe, were wounded. ReaEs ars
satsvsaissd Of = general celhsios In
that quarter.