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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-19

"A. the January session Of The Board Of
sepervisqrs Of Wpodyury County, cospen-
sises ~ ysh lsypf .sepsy, 1sD. to-,
hsIl ). 10 tssrks 06ssisE o& City sh.re
wsa prs.sal Job. y fssi& nssber q III
Bosfa from sioa1 CIV Township; Es.h.s
wsedford, .nemkss Of mo Rsard fres
Woodbury. Township; N.,G.nbs, msutsrol
the Board from Little Sioux Township, and
A. y. Graves, member Of the B ard from
co'rsction~ille u~nshlp; aud the said
6osrd being ready for oresa,zssiom. John
". Lewis was duly chosen sCaai-psn Of the
Board ior The term OF one year, took bis sea,
as such, csll'd the said Board 10 order, and
the flowing proceedings were had, to wi, :
Va milton, the following bouds we're ap.
prov. d, to-wi.:
Bond Of F. J. Lambert, Clsrk Of tho Dis
trio. Court.
Bond + A. Gr ringer, County Recorder.
Bind Of f. ". Davis, County Su.veyor.
Bud Of J. c. c. Ho kins, Justice Of the
Peace, Sioux Guy Township.
Rond OF s. Il Day, Just:ce Of the. Pence,
Little Sioux Tosnsuip.
B nd Of W. W. Mcdonald, Township Crk
Little Sioux Township.
Bond Of Lafayette Foster, To. Clerk of
Woodbury. Tp
Bond Of Henry Philips, Tp. Clerk, Cor
r'ction,ille TIP.
Now comes J. II Sn'd anl PFC. Mt. bis
petition for ferry charter bs.we. n " ood-
BURY aud Dakota City, and the Bard ind
ing the petition to be true, on motion, i. is
therefore ordered ,ha. y Ferry Charter f.,
the term Of ten years to run Fat boat and
skill across the Missouri river be wee
Woodbury., in Woodbury. county, Iowa, and
Dakota City, Nebraska Territory, be aud is
hereby granted to said J, II. Snider.
On motion. the te.i,ion of L. b. Yelling
ton and others Tor. change Of road in Li:,l
Sioux Township was rejected. N. notice 10
that effect having been posted ut the Cour,
House door Us required by law.
On motion, the petition Of J. w. Adams
and Others for change Of road leading from
point near Joseph Bowers to Correction.
vile on the east side Of the Little Sioux
River, vas accepts d, and Peter VanNorman
be and is hereby appointed Commissioner 70
view said read. anu he shall r-p,r. the came
according to law.
o. mo,ion, it 10 here ordered thu. ,vo-
thirds OF the taxes fer the years 1857, 1858,
aud 1899 on the west half Of south east ar
OF section l5-S9-47, DO rYfund4d in kind
to James A. Saw, ers, provided said take,
are paid in full on or before the lat dav al
March, 1861.
On motion, the Board adjosrned uo,il .
O'Clock A. N Tuesday, January 9Th, 1867
JOHN ". LEWIS, Ch.iran.n.
Attest: F.J. LAnstRr, Clerk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-19

A. you value your eyes, dos's put oct .
kerosene lanp BY blowing down the chimney.
~ explosion j. very likely % b the result
OK dong so. --... ....g-... 49,. .. =.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-19

Gossip reports the speedy return OF Gen.
Mcclellan hsn The soatinsn.y AMI that be
wH'reside q his country hose ID Oranse,
View Jersey. ',.s. 80 ...'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-19

: Sioux City T. Pacific Railroad Comply
Dubuque, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-19
4 :. + 5.o.lt. "a =. :. -.
... ,,.... John W. LEWIS, -.
>" Chairman Of the Board If Supervisors
% /" .&@ Of Woodbury. County, Iowa
Attest: r. J. LAMBERT. Clerk. go -

Seal Of the District Cnust, Of Woodbury.
!: County, Iowa. ... -. .
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-19

d On n",io" 1t - hereby ordered that John
NcDr,"o's b. slIo~. r the sun Of $500
for fixing road in Corrc, i.nvil'e township,
to be paid from the hr:Jxs fund.
On m.t,on, The board sdj"urned until 0
r'c'cck A. N "Wednesday. January Q, 1861
' JOHN w. LEWIS. Cbai, man.
Attest: +. J. LAnEEnr, Clerk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-01-19

~ 11askisg the Rbhe for the hhsral
patronage they hats erssndsd 10 " during
~ pasf s'ers. years, srs AK a. coatisxaase
~ Asir Jards ~ ~ /stsns, u .t@~&-
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mont as might be allowed you
These sentiments and views hay,
unsSeryiugly main tanned no word
Or sc' OF mine will point to a differ
en-, conclusion have lsbored as
-iduusly for the peace and prosperity
81 tho country, for the enforcement
" the laws, state and national, and
fnr the promotion Of good will among
the people and now retire with
tho consciousness that | have done
my duty
In conclusion, FELLOW citirens, !
most earnestly appeal to You TO show,
by your conduct, that The charges
made against you by designing men
arc slandcrous aud false. Rear the
indignities and prescriptions inhict-
ed upon you with maoiincss and pa
ticncc Lee, not the love Of country,
and tho sentiments Of patriotic de-
yo,ion. respect and admiration for
the Union and government of your
n"N's'"'sl '"'' e"'e "ks'"
IN your bosom uc cnseed ~ tno
harsh measures OF congress, ana inc
arbitrary csefcise OF m'i'tary power
oney all the laws, na'iona' ana stare.
Discharge promptly every duty re.
qnirca o' good ciurcns' nc S'hd
ana iofhearing IN your intercourse
WIN the negroes encourage 'hem to
Industry ana 'he requirement OF IN
,,i'gen,e ana view WIN cnaf''A,
bic indulgence 'hc'r iolhs' ana
ana '"ai's hen.mp er mat no~ss
or mnch We may be impressed 'hs'
certain laws are UNCONSTITUTIONAL
,hey a,e ne.ef'hc'ess' 'hc laws OF
mna mat ~ Is not our province 10
determine thcir vahdi'y ana unu'
'hey are roreaieu or uec'"en u"'on
sitauona' ty the supreme 'ouf', IL
% our hr' : opcy mem
10 no, become 'nu'nersh, 10 inc
"eh"fr o' your country an" '''us'
w 'VI'so' ~ '''o"un, " ~ P'"'
otto duty to do so when time ar
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/ Il r,nahoat f,e State presume he
/ esp re1lil, farul.h sou The desired in
f...,.f,.n
Dl-ti.hins the fnni hone that the
uiU..u.ant n M lend fe an ipiru,luclil ~
m Mi. liI.rn 1 incidentally changed
m, lmso Co., tic locality where the Old
CONT wha sitting
AdUlieluu party. cir observed
In ms most nfaf H. aud pleasing manner
at A.. 41ms tfn tsti6s8 ssef beside
his
Iast 90 h l. YER, pleasant indeed,
hut tath.f warm rcplii ho ODD cent
uith an inpui.itite glance NJ Inc
W. aa,a anitr an ANA " what
new-pareT reporters call youth. beauty
and o,f,ness Win a. TONIGHT, added
Just 81. sir-nn unusual nrrav Il
that Mind
Nv the WV cuu,.anod the
young lady noy ,w,ngine around tho
eir,l. with youns ,;cruhiikcn. seem.
net To- he snnt,p. To- ANY porecptibl-
,,tent an tl,t .p..te. If attraction
iio ,sa MT tbinL snf
II was quite evident ~ N, mimi that
the oii s.nf npt reri.ieJ female Lasl,.
re.. fuii, A. much as dii and il fuli,
struck ,nc that he va Wiaawrr ~
scsrrh al a third wife
lsrrn the mr,,g .sinklc If IA. eve
and other mnuire.,s,ian. II d.Eglt I
fch enosut.sca ,o procees which im
r.f,prly dil ulirt IA, Lst .,,rule,e,I
the wnrls -iafAri. rr,ti,
"Mhy nav conscience. rlsbyr pr,tty
Nv drAr ar. sbo Is ul,.p.utri, tao
beautiful cor earth She d. -crump,i
oo.ly beautiful ,nd then. how guecn
IL Ju.t observe. .u. w,.h what erac,
those deiieat,l, ebi.ied finger. M III,
immaculate drnpcry huniinr around her
ikea .tnrmdyi,on clood. 10 dcl,sh, our
eager n.iun with ch.ian glimpse. Of
duinty feet whose trend would scarcely
lrtsh tho ueteis Of the Id,
TLr old cent apt.ar,d Ia h. growing
enihu.,a.t,r wnh ~, rcnmrl. and
smiled ho.rtil,
Aud lnrthcr .ir. Io ,nu tois ,hr
eIe.ant Nd of tbnt hin, shpper. uhirh
.ct.n tho riled ph,i,rrlin could not
has. worn aud # IL !. not lcniins YOUR
owe into forbidden raihs str. .ulieg ma
IL, iu. i,d ,our attention b, tii,, exquisite
anil. yhi,th ., ebntuiu.,i, c,u,is tbe
.t,sr al .,u,.r,na o,s..
Tho sn.mcrntir nj gent drew hi.
red .,lk hnpdlef,.hirf firm his rnat nail
pprk st aud blew bi. no.r .,prsaiat,,ely
Amultnneou.l, Observed tint we'll
dyr.ssd gentleman. Sitting un our flpht
VA. sudteuly sei,cd with a severe NJ of
cDeshinr AMI .hrn.t,n. Li. haptler
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W THROck MORTON
INDIAN dnttages

lIAdlLroN Tex July -, 81.
! ~ Tfgraph
Co day before yesterday, a little
before unset our liitlo town was
drown into confusion and alarm by
runners coming in and reporting that
Z the Indians Ind attacked Miss Anna
I Whilncy's school, which was situasrd
ia o pleasant valley ON the Leon,
somo sin miles from hero Evssy
man that could get q horse. and was
-'-i-, -.-- t-a .,.s riar" hns I'M NOS
reach there un,il after dark. Ard
such contusiee | do not think wsa
ever witnessed before. Tho Isdisns
had killed Miss Anna. won adsd .
daughter of James NJ. ksykssdall,
and carried of his son, and frses
some oi the workings Of rrovidcnss
I (as none but an altpowerful hasd
( could haze so worked) oil the bal,
snce Of the children made their es-
cape, and Ind themselves uadsr tho
/ banks of the Leon, and the brush,
which was but short way of, il was
done in sight Of three houscs. A
/ Miss Amanda Howard, who hsd inst
few moments before been chased
/ BY a mr,y % hen, as soon a. she
saw them attack the school housc,
sprung upon her horse, sud in full
view Of ninc Of them, rode across
the valley, (and was chased again
10 another portion of the settlement,
10 give the alarm. And . God, for.
bid such another alarm ever being
given in Hamilton county, or any
other portion ~ the civilized world
| think il would have moved the
heart of any Eastern Texas I.sgsls-
,or to have heard the screams Al the
mother, and seen the father, mother,
brother and SISTERS all running, some
one way and some another; ealing
for the loved ones who we're scatter
ed for three miles up and down the
Leon Some answered la the calls
Of their friends, aud some were so
bad scared that they would not an
- ,t,.,,..h ,h,v L nag tho vnis.e. NJ
80 go, ."S sr,.e,y ono Eulc s;rI
''''" -. "a /, . d;,sc,ion
IA ,b.,c ga. mai n house in fifteen
miles. II was near ten o'clock At
nisht before all Of the children
were found by their friends.
sficr lhe indians left the school
house they vent about a holf mile,
aud came across 0 man and his FAM
l. Nv the namo 81 Sanealina, II
believe is the name) just moved into
tbe county from Angelina county
killed him. shot bis wife through the
arm. and shot an infant eight or ten
months old, but not thought to be
serious. and little girl through the
body thought to be mortally wound
cd, bnt the physie'ap told mo late
yesterday eseoing, that she was DO
ing well be thought and that " she
lived untll this evening, be thought
She would probably recover. Mr.
Ksykcnsialls daughter v" very
badiy wounded. but 's doing vel
They aisc took a girl Of s'angs'ins .
off and carried her nhoaf two m''ss
and left her
Itiss great wonder how il wss
thar nine Indian. we're in and srosnd
The hen "a riuAt amongst sons tvss. .
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:. n. youxsos. arcwox y. sLsronrts.
JOHNSON 4 SLAUGHTER,
~ DD3G20DT0s bsI
Mnrrhhll, Texas.a

Mn1rSnOlI, CXHr.
u EsPECrFULLy tender their scr
III vicct TO their old ltieDds and PATRON
In Harrison and adjoining couatics. tfon
our long experience snd close application
u The profession We ff~i ~atrcns'tl In ny
Ing that cur work will b. inHrtts ID nos's
AvtiSeisi teeth Inserted on tAa Vulcan
ite Iisse IRON enc to IelI sss, and lrate'
satisfaction guaranteed le ar = ssl
Duo o! US can be iuupd 10 ilc ofhce al
ati tjbe,. Where il Il ineonvcuiefs Io'
prssofM Is come to The eide, hey viii b,
waited on Il their homes Tim s4vst'
car ~ s<rursd BY addressing "a 'hfsa'v'
the mail or Otherwise ISIS Hylp Il ~
Orf,cg-Wss, ssls Of sks Psbl''
Sutlart. l .. a "
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TT, rFY1c LADIES,

NARx, NJ. ~ Il u. Wells ., Shreveport,
NM o33td II A3ssAYlt. ~ iasse-s, to-s
ssl~cs. ~ kta4 Styhs4 u t.sdtr" b's''tct~
hats nAush ~ lnsss16i 1ses. thAs b. ever
bees hsuueAA n Ms1s1elA sAsse ~ p.sdes-
hsrsstt n ~ rtssper 49, " slsApest. hsi
expsf3eEee y ~ boetA u such thst sic yftls
coz 800 ~ - ~ IN mist fsstidtotf-
The h16o = MisvoAN visssnH sstsvspn.s :.
will sssaensAer ~ ~ Mt wsih utssv ~
had chsree nj Tho .sastasr ~ psAiI' i~o yes,'-
har vii ~ eeast-wtfy sEvlvihs he~ 900
and sos,4 ~ ~ - - Asssl a'ss asi' s'''
exAiasA h,,, s-~ssl : tss'sI s.,sas s',esb'~t'
shs kk.stals 4 e~is at'tgl a IL ~ =.
that -ns has add 4 49, and u ssN n1d
et,thu,g 10 h~r srsSR atu
Jusst ~. cs. a. ssn D.z sIas 3
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1oI'on, % h's removal by order Q
"c" c"e'"an M"r very hngth.
~" WI P'""'o,y nc eeheraiiy dis
"'""'''' W. sun" give merely syn
'P
Nv '"N""e"oe7 y, ssy'he uha' "
was enose" ss GOVERNOR oy me poo
Ps' =" "os important period an'
"'" my "s' q ''snN a"oer I'M
Soas'''""on ~" laws OF we uni'e'
ia'ss' ana IN accordance win lhef
own organic Jaw 70 make such
e"o'0e aha 9oh'c"'s 'ha' 'hc law
""'er VINO" nc mas oeeh 'cmove'
(" s""s'sNs OF u'e f'en,s OF I'M
,"'es' oes"ue'''o 70 inc hpst'ies o
wy n"e'r"n poot'ei anu I'D hasf.n
, , Oh 'hc CONSTITUTION h'
men P'oceed' 70 "o'ice me y apology
..' '"e t'"'o'a' ."a' r. '"o e"''e'
vs. "s..S" '"tsa.aaen' 70 'ns "
'otffppuoh q .nc S""' - l
!" rpp'y 10 'h'S eiargo ne Pfesenu
~ 'o''.sp]n.e"ee WIN zen sneT
~" '"a u.s." ."' s n, ''e ''e''
- "' a'' ."s'"H '''' ~ "a. ~
,eafs oi as 70 '"e ,ofu,s' ','a' VIZ %
en'.'uu ~ ~. N"o ,oNe 'ne''
1 .ounr. .nu en'e''''" ueeep' ~
s'r T, 'o' ''u'n
4 mo cortu"pohue"cc SHOWS tsat
beginning with the appointment Of
Gems. Sheridan and Griffin to their
prcsen. positions, tho Governor was
almost eonsta ntly telegr~phinr aud
writing them 10 lot him know wha,
was expected Of the State Govern
| mcnt, and giving them assurances Of
his willingness to co.oporate heartily
| arl honestly with them in carving
! out the laws of Congress. 1t also
shows tina. when Gen. Grifsu s.ked
tho Governor for infornsuop---o,ch.
for instance, "a tho number of white
and black voters in each conpty---,,ho
latter always promptIy furnished
whatever data were. required The
| Governor also wrete Tic Generals,
freruently,. that he accepted tho rc.
construction acts, and has taken aad
would take pains to counsel the Peo-
pie to do so-7not because he thought
them Just Of, constitutional, but be-
cause 1t was better to act usder them
than to delay restoration, and he
further assured them that tho people
of Texas with grca, unanimity,
would take the isame course To
these assurances Gen. Sheridan ear'Iy
replied tia, che work of reconstruc'
ton was cntrusial TO Gen. Griffin,
aud the latter assured tho Governor
that he 4. should deem il a privilege
to avail him self Of hi. assistance
Blu. while ,nest.oi the correspond
epoe shows an asisieut disposition on
tho port Of Gen. Griffin to shove Die
doycrnor oil, or. enianrle HIN, In
some way, IT possible, It ais" evsnecs
that the t'overnor dignity and sense
Of duty prevailed over diiiioulitcs,
except such as he WAS compelled, an
justice to the people, to lay before
the President, or TO complain Of to
General GrHkn. at nuH
Circular IL, requiring Juross to
take the tess oath, was sent To the
Governor viii a ferempiosy COIN,
IN. IN. II shaj'f ~, - ,.,ryasian;;
49, ,, I ,,rni Ln cao.r,l
G'im .a'V ia !" 's 800 y, I ~ ~.
I.,a , I I, ,;a'. 81 ,hs J;f,;e.,t;.s
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~" w." 49, .,,.I
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a. TX XIX ~ !" iva /, III con.;,isra,ios
~ . ",'n n y; =. sT d., e !, was l.a.l III
n.an,s oe To-. 4.
~"'"o'""' ""N PSef'I "
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| will pyns. q. reyurt fl,tu "a epgmis !
"a t,e Go,osn,,.,, !. on,,.w. and
as.,s.:ns a, 80, a.. a,,,,...,an .
rr,-,.v;,,;,, aaj ,,,na,,,,, ~ aver
e,.o Jtbt ,~I ,r,yiIe,.s co,,o,,ea
ann, no.r,as Thov ann, hcl,.ye
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10" NV ,'l,o" ~. s'.'ns 80 .., wv"
,n,e,run,,on. h.sh IN tho Stat. md
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,osr,,a,;,s w. g.. nam ,,.a., h,
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The Quitmaa (tia. Banner says
that eolorsd individual named Pat
REX f,ckIin Is y candidate for Goa
gress.
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coasidsr vsll bs1sss you take .
glass of brady nd wafer. The sub
jeet = = god deal mixed. -
ffvnkice.
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DAVID acrHAlL,
1AFUaS1aAEH AID J1WAn

MA1suAGL, Se1As. - f
MOULD resysstssi,y susossee 70 =
w cid trlse6 ~ (ljeeps. shet - Z
ssaIs It sssk Il ~ ~ sie9d Nossa
ojdc Of the Public sqsass, 49, -
dross Of again receiving l'esss' sAa's .
psalls psAroaage. nss5 hsa, I'd y
Dsnab~ !, -. sa ~ n
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sinister influences surrounding him
and his prool,sites to error--en
tiii'ng him to The charitable allow
aSees OF patriotic people, who lisv'
been greatly wronaod and injured l.,
bis want of discriminating juds
wnnI .H. .ll
/ On the other haai. the Goserne'
charges the military with maxim,
the impression that the people sor,
to be Inundated and oppresse what
ever they might do with delay IL
registration with appointing isnpr
ant ncgfocs on the boards when IN
tclligeni and loyal white men could
have been found with appointing
] all the registrars from one politica
party, and rs a rule selecting the
mos, yiolen, pariisans With ex
Guiding even sections OF cemeteries
auetionecrs. icrrymen, and many
| other classes not excluded BY law
With using the property Qt the POO
pie IN many Instances without com
pensation With making arrests aud
Imposing penalties not justified by
law nor sustained BY reason with
dcpriying citizens of their liberty,
under the evil rights act. wiihoul
legal iorms and for offences alleged
TO have boon committed before the
! act was adopted with making nu
effort to prevent the destruction oi
the town of Brennan by United
States soldiers, or to punish the of'
Tenders aud with shielding freed
men charged with high crimes from
arrest and trial. Ono charged with
attempt at rape on white girl, II
years OF age, was taken from Jail by
order OF M agent OF the bureau, and
when the acts were made known the
agent was not punished nor tho erin
inal returned. Two citizens, arrested
by and IN custody Of United States
soldiers, were murdered IN less than
AN hour aiter their arrest by the per
SOU h'nselfa fugitive from Just'ee)
,,,s.,sa u,o, ,ho ,o.,;mo,v of
fsolJ;.rs who ve,s n,csen, mo crcsr
!, .omn.nJ "a. ;,,l;.,ed a. ,cccss,,ry
10 H. m,rdsr' va, bc was ma, dsl;,.
e,eJ +, ;or trial
IN. c,I,ov,ur ia sree;r., ,e
so,, ~ III. o,Jsr. ,ha, Nave hoe, !.
sn,J.,h;. las a, obe., az ,,,o ,-r,d.
=, H., T;a,,c,sn,.
snoc;.l u,,,s,s NoIe
+, b,,;n,. COM, ,n,,,. t,o,slci,o
,b,t laxloss mon rorinr,d traitors
ennn;oe If l,w orlo, and ~ ~
I'nitca st,,cs symp,tbi,crs aisc,s
suJ ,ho,,oy. ., ,Ic Rom ana Cl,rl..
tb;ovos on,ls az and ,s.,.,.n. have
Lcen cnrared in maxim ,hrc,ts and
IN o,hcr n6,ori,us dEsordcrly md
d;aoy,l conan1 bhl !, baring cnn,c
Ia mv rtnowled,.e ia, cer,nie ma
,,.,o,,s c;,;ya.s L.,, and i, ,he y;c,,.
NV. """ :"
~ ,le,e W., r.cannJrcL ,nl 10 h.
friendly IL ma wilIinc 10 aia In
na;,,.f,;an d. a,,hn,;,. ~ lo
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31

lacking one day from me tiihc, 'acy
! come ia his time they cleaned the
town Of Hamilton up for all tho good
horses and mules that were here, mol
far from abou, fifteen hundred dol
/ lars worth OF stock, but somc OF that
has been found where !: was len On
the trail
Could not General Gri@n be Pre-
vailed upon 10 send few compsnic,
, Of soldiers, tina, xrc stationed At
some Of the iut-,;ey towns out hero
AMONG III. W. have . yrry healthy
and nje,..r, coyr,v .rd n,,y;,;o, y.
ensy romr,,ahlc ,L.v you'd h. a
great helm 10 n, If ,h.v osIy ragged
With us IL or rich, a,v. before and
AFTER tho NIL OF the moon some
ume' "' Go" g'' W Scout mFss
eno"s" 70 SCOUT WIN H.Nv ~"
sometimes VIC can me "ooPa 'ns'
arr s""c'e" on INC hse orc 700 "T
wc''' ana 700 ,sr sesr' 20 90 w. any
gooe mere NY opinion Is ha' t'eJ
~on'a 90 : great deal mofr Hc'd ana
,os' ~, "o'rrnme" Tres' 'ca'
'ess 70 pf'nr ,"'"' J" c'cs'' ana scat
yer them NIUE more fof instance,
corn no. ccs' VIM" : small ,"cun'
o, .o"! oc''a'' p. o"'ne' an" nonr
ABOUT we've do'''rs per hundred,
ana " 'ncy were scattered more
"to"gn inc settlements, corn won"
s"' cost exceeding two dollars ~ TIC
"'ghes'' an" no"r e's"', =" :" sur
ie"cy Corn " nov not worth more
IMAM my cents IN specie
~ editors are sometimes men OF
considerable influence, could you not
hc'p us to beg Tor protection II
seems that al OF tho me w"'l'ngs Of
mother weeping Tor her captured
so" OF daughter or "'i '"e r'o"ns
ana means sent up by the widow and
orphans, sF,evinx Tor . murdered
husband ana father prevails but ''.
tic wnh fhc authorities, tina, hold
our dcs''nles IN Their o~" hands
we once Thought that We had
state Government that wa" able aud
wiling to protect its iron'ier from
the in'as'oos OF hostile Indian foe,
but wha, WAS the disposition shown
at our laAt Lcg'-'atnre-ss soon /"
the frontier protection bill was
touched upon, then there were more
guards aud safety valves thrown
around the Tressurers chest than
would have been saaicicnt To have
KEEP, a half dozen steam engines in
order, but when Il comes to making
appropriations for individual aud
company interest, they were all
thrown of and eyory man ran his
hand into the Treasury Box and
mnae his grab
II is generally thought that tales
of this Mind are exaggerated, but
there Is no exageerntion in this, aud
I If there should prove to be any, in
order to let the blame fall 81 the
right place, will sign my name in
full aud give critics full permisaieu
to criticisc aS much ar ,hcy please
| am wiring 10 try to asriat ny
county little and not for name
for | am satisfied to have the name
Of writing such a badly composed
letter r, this, aud have no good
foundation 10 commence on would
no, add ,uvtbiny IN IA mann.
Win g,c,, re.n.c, yen.;,
,oar.. &c
lsAACu STERN Dad.
Cou.tv Cl.,t. n. C.
Y. s. STAGE wiling iEe above i,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31

A lady asked : gentleman the
other day, Why 50 many tall gsa,lc
men were bscheIarsl The reply was
thu, they wero obliged " lie cross
vie in bed to keep their fse, in, and
that wife would be in the way.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31

The la,e., story from Paris shout
John sl,dell, IL that :. yessps to re.
turn 10 this coustry, even IL he mus,
assist IN Radical reconstruction.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31

EaefnA hdies - s.iSrting ths
llsAisa = seAdsg btlas VIII snail
3sesss as1aeAsl,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31

u MARSHALL, TEXAS
I RE~PEtTFULLY ask ny iri.nds
] and the public generally 70 call and
examine my stock feel csN6,lcnl lhst
l can make il 10 their interest to hny al
., ed.d article. from me I am shxows.
J., posted IN my bnsinrw hssios bernsss
s,duoas, e,gaxed IL il for nah. y'ars
guarantee Ill Pharmaceutical Ptersra
ilon. pure aud u iuli ssrngsh.gr lfisls
!, will give my personal attention 10
the Prescription Department.
April 10, 81 f'i =" ''-'' '''' ''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31

JOHN BURKE, Attorney and Conn
81 sciIor at Law. Marshall, TesAs,
having resusAed he practice Of his pro
fession. VII ,pssetlss in oil tho courts
Of the Sixth Judicial District.
Buatpess intfasted 10 bis Crc will re-
ceivc strict and prompt attention
Oct. 70, '6S.. ps-u