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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-19

MATAMoRAs, February Is. Monterey ad-
vices to the Sth instant have been received.
Nothing further is known i'll regard to the
fighting between Escobedo and Miramon. Pri-
yate letters from San Luis of the Both ult.
state that Castillo is marching on that city.
Large numbers of people are moving towards
Saltillo and Monterey to avoid the perils OF
war. Little importance is attached here to the
reported fight. Miramon levied a forced loan
in Zacatecas.
Da PrenSa'of Guadalajara of the 23d ultfmo,
savs Miramon recently executed the imperial
chiefs, Forage, Pazy, Puente, Bulnes, Brissac,
Adolph, and others, for conferences with the
Liberals.
Regules occupied Falcon on the 9th ultimo,
after six hours fighting, and captured the ar
tillery and munitions of war.
First Naval Fight Between the Liberals
and Imperials - Liberals Totally De-
6eated on CamPeRchy, Etc.
The Imperial squadron, composed of the fol-
lowing small vessels:--Oriente, 3 guns; Merida,
gun: Campeachy, gun; Conchita, guns;
Industria, guns; Gloria, gun; and Leonor,
7 oun. started on the 10th of January from
the Bay of Campeachy to attack the Liberal
souadron of four boats, off the bar of San
Francisco.
The crews of the Imperial squadron
amounted to seventy men. After a lively ex-
change of shots, during Whlch Two pieces OF
tbe Imperials were dismounted the signal was
given to close in and board the Liberals.
Numbers of the latter jumped overheard and
swan for the shore. -
The Imperials captured four armed boats,
several transports, one of which is schooner,
a considerable amount of ammunition and
4 arms, with twenty-six prisoners, The lmpe-
rails lost nothing. Several hperaS were
killed and wounded and quite number were
drowned in the fight. :,
Don Basilio Galindo, commander OF the
Tib4ral squadron was taken aboard the In
dustrie. He was the last to leave his Vessel
The Imperial commander, Don Juan Cimiano
nays a high compliment to the valor and intre
pidity of his command.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-19
THIRD EDITIO N
FRGN WASHINGTON THIS P. NJ.
----,-o~~~>y>1,.~o,yo~O,~o,y>~~>o
The President Signs the League
Island Bill.
->N~.~~ys--y-nNo.roc,~~~y>,DrSu>~>~
etc, Etc., Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.
.----..--.,,o1oooooooooo
ntc., EtO., ETC., Etc, ETC., Etc.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEsRAPH.l J
WASHINGTON. February IS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12
OBITUARY.

Died At the residence Of her mother,
August 2sth, 1857, ION LILLIAN,
daughter Of T. G. and A. ". Hin, aged
7 Year,, 10 ncnths, and Q days.
Earth has Lost another gesa; Heaven
ha. won aao<hsr angel. There are some
natures fosnsd BY God, ton pure, too
holy Tor earth. Fog . tine they Asas-
isA, bringing ssssAiae 70 nsay : dark-
sued soul bat while blessed with The
essence Of sweetness that lows froa
them, something Whisper, " Tho spot
Iess children Of clay nss. soon he clsia.
Cd BY tho Ether" 10 il ~. with little
Lille, The pride Ae pct Of the house.
bold. 0satle, loving in hsr dispositioa,
her death has len vacuum in our lone
" heasss, which nothing. save The sweet
remembrance Of her parity. can Gll
Thu flowers Of thrse SUMMER have
bioonsd and faded since she ssooi With
10 By The grave Of oar father, and paw
hin lowered into his nasrow home to
sleep until the resursetioa Nov, :hs
TN, ssposss in her listls grave. BY his
side II was hard 70 give her up; hard
70 consign her 70 The cold, dark so~b.
But W soseht 10 s>ay
An angel On the earth; . spif;t ripe for
Heaven"
Sweet Lille The Father did ma losg
permit thee 10 finger in this vale Of
tsars," where iHgemiseei 70 The wasch-
CIV Of ~ weary iahabitAats another
chord u looss which biads " 70 sartA
another ANGEL awaits " In Heaven.
Yss. litsle sister, W shall meet Thee
again for death 10 bat The dsvslop.sss
Of higher life We, TOO, are hasess.
Ing 70 Mas Metropolis whers the pale
nations have been eoagrsgatinx for scar
y six thousand ysass; aid 10 The rsssr-
eetion nora, vi en- Tie earth y reesed-
ing with oil iss poap asa vanity. we
shall ~ thss 10 glory. Hsssed hops
blessed ASSURANCE Ne shall MET dee
again in . woslA 70 bright, 20 iais, 70
dwell together shrosgh I'll eternity.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

A eReeial dispatch 70 tie 81. Lovi,
Rspsbliesn dated Nashville The 21,h
says
The conflict Of authority between
tie STATE Executive sad he mu,i.
cipsl butterflies, hes sov ssswed .
PAsss that . lgAt 10 imminent urIe,.
prevented y Psdsnl troops. The
City Cosssil ass v night AID ~.
'horissd Tie Mayor 70 cali out spy
.ssbsr Of special peliss he nigh.
dssn aecssaary to cid the sppoin,ees
o. the city 10 conducting The election.
Mayor Brown will issue . proel. ma.
t,os tomorrow, dseIssisg that 10
oesdisscs 10 the instructions OF the
Cosscil the election will be held 1t
oil hazards, and that he will s~plov
such measures ~ will te necessary
" resist any force that may 10 used
By Brownlow in interfering with the
municipal authorities.
II is confidently expected thu.
0sa. Duncan, the Federal com ms uder
Of the District, will aid the city au.
thori'iss, IS it is generally conceded
that the latter have the Law on their
aide ~ far "a the sppoint.ent
Of election o&cers 10 concerned.
Preparations on both sides are nov
the ordsr Of the day. Ges. Cooper
Is concentrating his militia hero,
while the civil authorities are vigor.
ously on the alert, and will b likely
to have an armed force Of thres TO
oae Of the militia.
A public meeting Of citiscns will
be held on Thursday looking to the
support sad encouragement Of The
civil authorities in the present con-
lest.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12
MARRIED,

In Masshsll, II the residence Of Mr.
W. X, Smith, BY Rev J. II johnson,
on Thursday evening, Capt A. d. Nc
CUTCHAN, associate editor Of ths
Jefferson Tiass aud Tslss Republican,
to Miss MAGGIE Z. MYERS.
Weddings are always pleasan. even
V third parties. Tho happy union Of
two congenial persons, presents . Pic
turf that 10 lovely 10 contemplate. AID,
nett 10 marrying yourself is 70 witness
The marriage Of = dec, friend This
cosnsbial scene was oes Of more than
ordinary interest Pleasant eonpay,
. nice ssPper, and agreeable, social en-
ssrtain.snt The bride always lovely
and lovsable, looked eaquisisely pretty
In her bridal attire, aud the bridegrooa
Was tho inpersonation Of happiness. II
brought to our mind the bc ,utiful liaes
Of Byron:
Love wss 70 their impsssionsd souls
Not, ~ with oshsrs, mere part
OF their sxisssncs, but the whole
Tho very Life Breath Of their Heart. "
Nay the joy Of their union always
remain - frssh and beautiful ~ in the
hoay III ia consuu nation,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

q ~. i. OAWUU0, 1Vp0s0s
THE sparssiassd AsvisG psschAss9 the
Interest u NJ ". r. Bso. -. b ms
,h< ss,r pssssssov Il M ws'' Gsevs ~
popslas hoeus. rAankhL M ~ itb~rsi
psi,mAes h~s,sssss rss<ivsd. nsshsS
wslt he vsssts6 10 iadsss ~ esneisssace.
H. hosss ~ y erssssiiy hso.s. ,
sss u H. noas sao@s1tsss ~ -
spn, HID bsu.iiap Wsss q ~
L~tssvT Rivsr. II lstwssi y
nnasxrr,s susssrPsaA VIII ~ sGss
mn. Tts r~sas ere ~ isessasA
saA svssys'&aG hss bws pssst4A v 1so
asas ~ suabwt d sssslA. 1Ss Pve
pstsss euassns ~ serssisa u ~, ~,
os1Anss psias ~ eapsnss nv n aeass6
y svslss h - u II NJ ~ svssos y
THE STABLE:
~ = ~ nsesl. b . hsr. sesgnas
nsish Msahb. vAteA b Dssst1sd uith -
sAss1sss = essd vhshaos psssss1s'
~ - seasstiss aaaaoss - sssvssas
Hessss, ouaU1sA ard Hesks,
~ ~ = ~, = ss11se ssuonsiss.
n PpeQslgess - he4a. sbsgaaA
ON u1DU0,
y sasssy Dsega0Us - ~ Psstise Z
~ tsss = = 49,; osns y Asose
~ Hsesl. ~.
n Praestsess b dgsssaiss1 - Dsesl
psessaaes. 4sso1sae ~ y ~ ssssass
0.w. L DAWSON.
Nss. ~. ~. lsa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

Ia two. nils race, on the 18th, ..
Lexington, Ky, X. A. Alsxasdsr's
four-yssr old colt Lancaster vos il
two straight heats. Time. 3:3S&-
3:3S&. The time Of the ars, heat
beats Asteroids BY one second ssd a
quarter, aud 10 said to be the fastest
on record.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12
SNeeAA Notice..

The nsabsrs asd friends Of Ne OA
Schcol Prsspytsrisn Church, ars earn
es4iy requested 10 meet u shst Church
in Nass6all. 70 night, (haearAsyJ ~
early casdle lighting. for he pssposs Of
takiag into confederation The bsst asana
Of securing religious services during ths
ssssiag year. A general astssdsscs 10
requested.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

The New York Herald sdvisss ,hs
President 70 resign and demand
that = convention Of al the Ststss 10
called 10 take measures szainst this
political rain that Congress is hurl.
ing against the republic"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

A recent election in Nee Haven
Conn., Of . board Of Education, 70,
suited in the choice Of four Demo.
Gratis, two Of them being Roman
Catholics, aud, As tho Palladium says
" elected ~ snch."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12
JrvvHnsos, TxxAs, Sept. l, 1867.

Jrvvsnsox, TxxAs, Sept. I, 1867.
| respectfully solicit the patronage Of
ny friends for the hoass of BROOKS
MCDONALD, Il co, Of New Orleans.
during the ensuing husiness season
from the fact that having been their
Agent know the general satisfaction
they have given in the management and
sale q Cotton, and wish 10 zee il appre
cias~d, and trust they may continue 10
receive liberal share Of ConsiEnmsnts;
! would be happy h facilitate, As far ~
possible, such arrangements ~ ny
friends ,asy wish to make with the
house and can bs foand d J. 2. Durvs
Store, with Mr. l.. H. Ls(iay, (of The
Arm Who will reman At this place and
give his personal saper'ntendsnee to all
OF their business
J. N. TUCKER.
Sept 81 n9-2m's
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

Dr. Hsary G. Shaw, in - article
il the Boston Medical aud Surgical
Journal, on "Forsigs Bodies in IL
Ear," Gays, that in ii. EXPRESSES BE-
has saksa fFon The ear beans, GOTTEN,
slsAe- psseils, Psss, nsesoss, eek.
rosehs', besd., slsss, erocLsry, shslls,
paper, pins, ivory teeth Of combs
stoaes and sssda.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

FaOn Msxico.-Thc Brownsville
Ranchsro Of the 9th ult. ssys the
Governor Of the State Of Guaasjusto
issued defiant protest sgaiast the
election order Of Juarss, which he
forwards 70 the Governors Of the
other States for their approval.
Governor GusnAs says he will hold
the election, but that hs aud his
State will resist any change in tho
constitution that nay BE- made under
that order.
Ortega 10 still in confinement.
The roads Of the country are ovsrrun
with robbers. Trade 10 dead. Not
. dollar is going into the Treasury
10 any legitimate way. ConAscstion,
however, continues on an extended
scale.
The Courier nays the ses Of Juarss
10 restoring to The priests the right
to vote, In opposition to the Consti-
tuition Of 1857, has crested more dis
satisfaction thaa any act Of the Lib
erals since the death Of Maximilias.
Gairesson Ners.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12
tUSTEk's PATENT
COTTON CClIlvA1ok,
For "serspios and "Chcrpirs oct"
Cotton
This Emery Hrr. Patent
PORTABLE Morse rONerA,
CR(DSS.l hAW Mlll1.
The inse wolfe Patent
COTTON 1A1 - z . +,
For Had ~ Fewer
Portable aid stassc~sry
STEAM ENGINES,
COTTON pLANTERN
y ~ ~ -. Ete., we.

CHAs X WY<NE h 90,
DEALERS 10 Agricultural lsples'esss,
No l7s 0r~.ier ~, New Ovlsaas
Orders fos the above aaehinery soli.
cited by
u o. 0KExlG L GO, Agents,
Masshaii, Tsssa,
A. whose store rco'ss sasplss saa he
examined and tested,
- Cash TO accompany oil ordsrs .
sold for low sss cash price
Cotton taken In eIchsny. nj il mar
bet valae On day Of delivery
April D. 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

The Mono MAJoRIriEs At THE
SoUrH.-Says the National Intslli-
gsscer;
The Radical organs arc exulting
over the announcement that their
majority in Alabama will b from
10000 to $4,000. Let them have
Tie fall bsnsAt Of the fact bnt let
The white man Of Pennsylvania and
Ohio also rsmsmbsr thet this major
ity 10 secured BY the excess Of black
vossrs over whiss, and that thsss
blsek votsss arr, il the main, "a.
TAI. payers, and that artfsl dsns.
gcguss have been already isssraeting
them how, BY moderate taxation, they
can eject con6sca.ion more univer-
sA' aud more deadly than can b ~
cured BY any conssestion law Of Goa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

A Hartford susAss b saengsa -
: Aissosy u vensss ss:s'ss ~ .
~ earliest aess, 70 y set11sd
. Yrea ~ Hie Leaf . ~ Cs!ss'
Hss." A ssepsshsssivs 'slss@
sufe.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

A Florida planter informs the Tai.
ishassss Seatisel that Il has rsined
or his plantation afty four days sises
the 18th Of jane.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12
Advertising Index.
MARSHALL.
MERCHANTx

@. G. 6~ss / o.. raagts4As a.sAse'
! r,i,.,.,y. 's S.;ss. ! s.-sy. i. p.,. !
Co., hyer L,p<s = a.. Mi. bssTy Cs !.
ochilss<~ 4 H.vtsy. ". \ uvssesu. l.. q. ~
t.ssls sad 10. hAss. Nix. ~. B -.
DRUGGISTS
rrsat x wosA, u. q. Gssua Ca. A. ~"
HOTkJS
Capitol Hctei.
PuY6lClANe
pr. n. y. wishss,Sss. Dr. JoAssse ,
Cra,a, Dt. n. kAaeS. N. n. '. k16. Ds. =
J. uesii,
DENTISTS.
Johnson 4 sl.ssstst. J =. Tsiisc.
LAWfERA
yrsasr ! 0r~eu .,s~ssVs iSss Hsii = t.sagtsy
Jeha y. Williams, Jshs esrts. a. ,. isp-sssss.
~n.ss. q A,!svf, hAl = Tsssss. f.t~
isa tsids.
NJTARY PUBLIC.
u. Il. Dave.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
~. h,s.. \ -,
WATCH MAKERS.
David No ra-,,, 4. y. k.s.,rs.
UNDERGRADUATES.
", Bpee.
BAkBEks
Aasos,as Frsnk.
SCHOOLS
ss"a,c Fes,si~ lssssssss. uasvAall Ustssf'
esy. iu4r p~edeut. nlss kins ksrtssN, Ms.
C"stsy. anu Mr.. iossH. d..
SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP.
W. u. carter.
HACKS AND DRAWS
4. n. hslAi..
LIVERY sTAALks.
back, In evsS~sts,s v,AA CsVstaa Hoe,
" hsa,mosh, hslx .fsaAstA.
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE
Dsvsl 4 70.
UNDERTAKEN
Rains / 20.
IRONTtk.
CO. Gregg.
DISSOLUTION NOrh'SA.
=. r. DsvisA 20.
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JEFFERSON.

BassmAs 3 nss. Cemointpn asl Whoesnah
hsscAsaas.
60; e: ~ "a g. go" -. !. D's :s 81
Fssey Dry 0sn1b.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

HAD Psaeesssu Tuuln NAHEs.
lit Y sotsa = - iasiasst 4 ~
z" s'esslsa 10 ntsAasad, w., tAst
oaevhsss abest ~ theesaad ve4sa
ere rejsseed boeause ~ segrsss
tho oesssa tAan ~ lse1slasa ~
ss': b 49, ~ vsss rsgsessd
ad ~ AoohDd 8 49, bsl)s>u
adss dtGlssoe usmo. CasDso
esrsa pane ~ y " usssssesuse '
"a ssossiss = ~ Aesansaf A
ssassaieasy ssllsa = Csssrs.a
:: 49, iepsuaAissly asaas1ss,
"s PsF-ss nsaa sssatsy.-Res'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

Ia Mask vile, It 10 said, that one Of
The sslsoas s~ploys . hsek 70 carry
Of il customer o. fhss - they ~
drunk. No hrs 10 rsquirsd, ssa the
happy bsises srs injured against The
pefics and voek heass.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

y. Piast, Psney 0aetn 80 trtaaings.
C'~scsst City tobsceo wUsAs. osyss osu'sa,'
err.
iA4Lsss Cumssrcts! Culosas.
CONFECTIONERY.
Earnest iafp'I, Z. u h,lsss aud Co
SOAP
4. Hess, AHt sad tosaissioa hsschsst.
DRUGS ETC.
T.P. Dueenss. ". .. ahsssss. q. y. hos.
slsos.
MACHINERY, COTTON GINS ETC.
k~sh, 4 10
Thus nodlsy ! 20.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
I~ua Pierre 1 Co.. lav~rsse~.
slLKs. RIBBONS, / FANCYGCODs.
fe'kip- A Ffssdisnd~s.
MUSIC AND MUSICAL
l.. 1runswaid.
GENL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
PERI rs. svsss.a / Go. N. u. swsnssss
Perkins, ! Go. n Y.
WHOLESALE 0ROCERs
sehn,.i-s 4 ZGa. rb,er.
D. J. Hsr SD Co.
Tstr Co,
SEWING MACHINE.
WILCOX 4 0'bbs. n. =. he~Astcs VI cswal
WHOLESALE FISH MERCHANTS.
y. b. Mood, a Co.
sADDLERY.
n. ". smith. H"ss%s. Peterson rssnsr.
CLOTHING, ETC.
l.. w'Lyoa.. This. g. Pagan.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. ard Tuiiy. d. y. hsstsy 4 Go. J J.
/ G.6. ". J. nsh-sa. lavl.ss I nssrvil.
Warren, 'sswfasA b Co.. 2. Il Ncstt Co.
no-.sr PrAhrn ; Co, OAss. Atsstef. . Co.
jobs P.s,pa 4 ca. lasso. Asatas = CisI-
Lssps. jobs =. hssns 4 Ca. Psssvs 80 fsss.
GROCERs.
u. J. Hart 4 Co.. wss.sy ssA stsvsss, AytAss
Ns1a~ 4 10, taeo. " byrus 90. Or8s }
Psseh.
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
NossA. Bssh .sa ks~s, y s'ars-ssssss.
DRY GOODS.
heass , HsvssSd.
STEAM ENGINES 1 BOLKRs.
u. \, tvsas.
nDOTs AND SHOES.
J.hs H~sry 80 o.. S.ss, fssi. ! No.
FUKEiGN 1 DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
; c:i x ' WAREHOUSE.
Bor,-eas A.d Co.
CATTLE, HOGS, = SHEEP,
rsssr.. Pace 80 AsAssws, all fssss ssss.
as,. fsllas,s
COAL OIL. LAMPS. ETC.
MIL 4 vsaals.
HARDWARE AND NOTIONS.
8iocoab. nsIdvis. ! Co, ". J. nsilAa.
BOOKSELLERS.
Dislsek - c..
DRY GOODS.
hcsssa ~ vsiss. Hsksst, y. G. Toa'
hiss Esd c., u. ". naschss $50 c..
MATCHMAKER
n. n. bsektsy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12
SHREVEPORT.


ICE MANUFACTURING co.
o.. Wuola0nse. PSsb1sst.
BOOT0 HHOEe ANp EATS
., p Lsub. JsAAss ssa Tns'a~sA.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
assey go FosAsA
DRY GOODS 0ROCERi ~ ETC.
=. sed 3. JaessAs. PHI aad rhsyss.
AUCTION HOUSE, ETC,
TA1mSsso nasstss ssA Co. 0saessl AsF
,h4sl3 - CI1ase ~ ssrs.
DRUGS 10,
WAN ~ e.
HiDHs, PELTRiEs, WOOL, &C.,
n. d Ov1sa 80 Ca.
COTTON FACTORS
nassIs ssd Day.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
JaAe n. usssil.
NOTICE 10 HHIPPERs BY =, p. X.
JasA Whsstss. IsscAsssAr Dsrsss Esd
4svtss-
LAWYERS, SHREVEPORT.
Jsess ssA Massi-s. h~t. swA hsIi,
PACKET LINE or BOATS.
AlaAsns ~ MsstnaAi. ssssass CssSs'ss
~ Ms9 pschst.
COTTON FACTORS.
n. D.. Msssia. bsssis asA hhy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

NO. / TAILORING.
THE superiority Of CLOTHING made
i by n practical tailor is evident
NJ. b r x N y T. n IN,
DeAsa coaretision. lie work shows
for itself dive him . call, on the
south side OF the sqsarr
MAsshall. SspA ~, 1857.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

Ths slsetioa rstures IN our neigh
boring republic Of Mexico indicate
q pretty close contsst bstvssn Diss
and Jusres. The Rasehsro ssems
10 thisk that II Juarss b dsfsatsd he
viii aot surrsadsr his position AID
power ~ military Dietstos. Orion
snbef
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

FORElON AGENCY
hessJs ueGss.
HANDS WANTED.
o. J. fAylw.
AUCrIONYERs Ae.,
?. r. Ls1ansk. ~ mo.
LAwYkifS, sANVuousTiSE.
Prscs ssl pa9ss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

Sone Of The Radical psPsFs D.
no1ncs President Jehnson's delay 10
approvisg the sentence Of death
pssssd BY . military co~niesioa upon
Z man named Lusk, 10 Louisiana,
for killing . negro /; but they say
pothisg against the action Of 0es.
sieklss, who three times rssp.tsd the
negro murderer Of . white nsn.
The fact IL that these bowling der
wishes Of sswspaperdom have lost all
uatural a1nitiss Of race.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

Bury me and put on my humble
monument the simple inscription,
4" Here lies one who saved the livss
Of his soldiers At Fort risher. -
Gen. Butler.
"Dos't you know nsf" aid
soldier "a bic former commander,
I" No, ny ftisad, | don't" why,
cir, you osoc saved ny lifc." "Ah,
how was that'" Why, my ds.'
sir, I ssrvsd under you At the battle
Of and whom you ran away in
the beginning Of the Sight, ! ran
aftsr you-slss I might have been
killed. God bless you, my prsssrvss,
nv bessfaceor. "--Losssvs1k Journal.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

SrARrLimo.-A Washisgtes dis
patch IN III Pissyuss ssys consider.
hble sxeiksoeat IN bssn created
there BY ~ rssslsEless Of he trs1-
sonabIs DAspesss Il he ssssss politi.
eal aase1 atiess kaovn = the " Grasd
Army Of ~ RsPublie." Ths dsvsl-
cpnent, 70 fhs = ~ exposure has
been made, = sai1 10 b startling.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

CoNsvAy9soM CeufAoioUs.-The
|Medicsl CoaNssss, = ~ Isera By
Paris cosrsspssAsses, iselissd strong.
to prossssss tubsesulsr cossunp.
loo contagious. A aumbsr Of sci-
fntihc sxpesinoalsss declare hat
enough 10 known 10 show that .
Asai.iy sHa islsstsd pssses e.ght
not to slssP 10 ~ saos I'D. he
onvesties seAstllshsd 10 asv ase-
(''ne Is pssflivs way. bst brought
put msny valush)s Ash which will
ut the pretsaasss . ~ IL advance
n the riRh4 dir>etien.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

The Register declares that Mobile
has not produced . solitary case Of
yellow fever this season. Several
have bssa Imported from Pensacola
and New Orleans, bat the disease has
not spread ftoa thsn-a sure proof
Of the pure condition Of the atnos-
phsrs. In winter or summer, Mobile
was never 10 healthy or suffered 70
little mortality - Of this time.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

The condition Of Spain il thus
briefly stated: There il no form
Of govsrnnsst 10 admirably ealcu-
latsd 10 pronots the haPpisss and
security Of the coustry a. limited
noasrchy, but there is hardly asy
form Of government liable to sseh
dreadful mischief ~ . monarchy
without . monarch"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12


/. O~O. +.
JsAa II. 0thssa Ledgs. Ne. II,
- MEETS every Moe1ay night
II their Hell, "a Asstin street,
~ Brothsrs in good stsnding are
invited 70 sttsnd.
A. FnAxks, Hsc'y.
0s,dsa 1ab 1nsanp0sat, 10. u.
- l. O. o. r., nss>s u thsiS Hall
ca Assta stsses % the LEI asd
nd Thursday sighs 70 sseh
month. Bsuthsrs In good sassdinG are
invited 10 attend
n. T. ALLEN, c. r.
A. HAsssAxvr, sssibs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

Tho washisetoa correspondent Of
The Boston Poss says that Chief jas
lice Chaas, In slludiag 70 the powers
Of Congrs~ ossr The question Of re-
sossssuctioa, said that Congress pos
ssussd the sstirs power, iseluding
hat Of coslscstions, and that, II
there b. slip.ap o. he present re
eonstruetinp ssts, ~ had no dcubt .
law eonal IAsisg Southern property
would then be passs@.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12

A Frsuch savsu has cons to tho
Inclusion that the dangers Of con-
saseliss marriages result from an
intsnileatioa Of say morbid hsrsdi.
tary tendencies that may exist In
sssh parsst, vhiIs, IL ssch b. Per-
fsctly hssl,hy, The fact Of cossss-
euinsty csuats for aothisg.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-12
NEW ORLEANS.

A. u. Gf,svoid / Co. Jsvslsy $50 vssry
6,~ita.
u. '. Piest. Fancy 0asdh ~ ,rt0aisgs.
C'~scest City ,o6sceo wcsAs - osyss ost'sa''
err.
lkHtssas Csmmsrcta. Cu1oags.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-23
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. %.
z Prairie fres continue forage in neayiy all
sections Of the West. They have been par
ticularly severe in Western and Northern
Missouri and Kansas In many instances
actually devastating whole farms. An i'm.
mense amountof property has been destroyed.
The swamps in southeast Missouri are said to
he mass Of ere. All along the Illineis Gen.
trail Railroad, for distance Of one hundred
miles, the prairiss are burning. and in Union
county, Illinois, the flames have extended
into the woods, which are now burning. No
relief is looked for until hesvy general rain
falls, of which there is no immediate
prospect.
Judge Swelp, of the Chancery Court, de-
cided to. day that he had no Jurisdiction in de
Black Crook case injunction. McDonoush
prayed for, and was granted. an appeal to the
Supreme Court.
General Hancock passed, on the steamer
Mississippi, this e9ening, en- route to New
Orleans.