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TINE SOUTHERN STATES.
TENNESSEE.


.srNFAsY FEELING THROUGHoUT THE STATE
NJ rEIrea,PH TRIBUNE
WAsuSGToN. July 29.-0ffcial as well as
nr;vate accounts from Tennessee represent the
dance, of outbreaks or riots all over the State next
Tbursla Aat the election. The Government has Tor
sore daV.s past been maturing such measures as may
nreservo the peace Msjor-Gen Thomas telegaphed
20 ,bo President to-day that all the troops in Ken
tnoky " i'll be engaged in preserving order in that
state. hut he believes he viii be able, with other
forces at his command, to prevent riots at Memphis
Nashville, and other large towns. He will tomorrow
20 TO Memphis trel t11a.fa
ANTICIPATED TROUBLE IN MEMPHIS. 81
MEMPHIS, Tenn, judy 99.-A feverisb excite
ment. Incident to the appreheuded riots at the COM
ing elections has been very much augmented by the
proaanations from the different authorities. On
Saturday, Sheriff Winters at the request of mum
ber of citizens issued call for 1500 men to keep the
peace on that day dn mpanK q Evoke ms order
and stating that he has assurances nom zen; d
that he Wil be here with regiment Oh hes'rr1, ,,
and also that Gen. Forrest has agreed 10 tako ta, IL
mand of 900 volunteers and act in conceT WIN .t
Superintendent of Police. Beaumont t;n tlm - tba
also issued proclamation this morning Manhs
Sheriff against calling out posse, ana
him with the Boys in Blue 49,
REGISTRATION : MILITARY PRErARAIioNS M
- NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, July sO-S o'clock p. m.-Ihe
registration so far for the approaching election ioO's
mn total Of nearly $1,000. including S5Ooo eooreu
voters. or about three-eighths of the whole Vo'e'
Tha full colored vote will not be poiled however;
owing 20 intimidation and threats OF violence anu
discharge from work. - -. y; 4,,oroo
The nTeparations In Nashville against disturbance
are i'm progress. Three companies OF mted ota'es &c
infantry and one of cavalry, with detachment OF
State troops, win be stationed in the city wtn % SUP SIP
norting distance of the polls Tho Mayor VIII aso
pn ;a1o Service 200 special policemen and an effort
L making TO have him select half the number from
the Radicals. ~. :, r., Ill
Recent intelligence from Rogorsyile anu knoXvllIe
show thai the reports Of the riots at these places were
greatly exaggerated. ..
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NEW YORK DAILY TRrBur TUESDAY july UI z 1867

savary - he ssys "is dead dptactcaiy by the ruthless
tevng hands OF enr enenies why should initiate, by
the adoption OF this clause sanction OF this Iourago
upon the constitutional rights Of our people fear that
II this IS retained and some other kindred clauses their
work In Othor respects important TO the people, will be
In vain for the people will aud ought to rePudate IT,
Is q shock TO the honor and dignity OF Maryland"
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he given to Sub District Commanders and Military Com
missOners 20 act as Presidents OF Board IN ofacers
commanders viii be required 10 recomnctnus 81 Tho oafh
to fill vacancies, who Will be required to tNS & uU fr
commonly called the iron-clad. RecOIne& & foP his
Recommendation An Others will sent direct 70 h
tary HeadduaIterp.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FnANcrsco, July 29..The demands .ls, lot lot
gold TO pay duties during tle PSsy AnniverssTy of
lam InSependence was celebrated in this city by
,, -, t hsg Of the Republic ON the principal build
yoa saIute from the bateresat Acatraee
vss aIaed States steamers saranac and jamestown
hosted tho Peruvian .colors snd 'he "ayanaa nfea
.t,,t.
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se. s, has. had good showers Of rain yesterday
and to-day; GOOD eroxng weather. still very warm nj ,
CKcAso S9--Ths weather 70 clear and cool
g. July 29Rsin has been ahns since ~ oeo
to-day With prospect ofis continuance hrougnout Ine
MonLs Ala July 2s--The weather 70 hos rnd sho.er
Arausri Ca Jay aaThs weather p'easAn S'o oceahohA
Jsiy 70 The weather cloudy With light shcveTs
a. July safhs weather continues very warm
% he There heavy thunder Tern ths
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ARREST OF A SUPPOSED mURDERER

SCHENECTADY n. T., July pa man naIneo
william Penn, was arrested In this city this morning
charged with being accessory 70 the murder OF Michael
DICK OF Oneida New York. who poisoned ABOUT M Two
onts ago The prisoner was taken 70 Oneids 10 enarge
OF two officers nom that place. III II fs
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THE pEoUoNNocK BANK DEFALcATIoN.

The BRIDGEPORT Farmer is authorized to say
that the loss 20 the Pequonnoc Bank by the defacaton
Of Mr. H. Barnum will be about $4,000 1t is yet mpos
sble to tell how long no has been abstactng the funds
OF tho bank and falsyng the books which he kept and
some time may yet eapsc before these facts can he enc
tied from thorou g examination Of the entire accounts
of tho bank which will be made as speedily as possiD
IL does not appear that he carried OF very large
with him. as the cash account the morning ne leit
shows deficiency of only 500. Barnums Donds amount
10 $4,000 The bank had surplus OF sI6Oo ana us cap
ital stock Is impaired to the amount OF ABOUT s-'V
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RATES COLLEGE.

LEWISTON, Ne, July 29.-The first com.
eneement exercses Of College began yesterday
affernoon wbep the preached
by Dr. Cheney Prendent Of the College The Commence
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wrSyrMoRE,s pEATH WARRANT.

HARRISBURG July 20.-This morning Gov.
Geary designated Thursday Aug as tho day OF the OK
eOuton of 0eorRe W. winueOre. sentenced 10 DO hung
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ANOTHER ORDER BY GEN. PORE.
HDQRs. THIRD MILITARY DISTRICT,
lGeOrgia, Alabama, and PlOrldal.
LOUISIANA.


EFFECTS IN NEw-oRLEANs OF THE REPORTED
.I REMOVAL OF SHERIDAN. .i.f..
A special to a Philadelphia paper Gays:
kilograms have been received last night and to-day
stating positively that Gen. Sheridan would DO relieved
Political parties evenly balanced the City and
Parish OF Hew0reans that the removal Of Sheridan at
this moment would lose the election TO the Union party
Union men are becoming disheartened Gen. Rousseau
is st here. ff--
GEN. LoNGsTREET AND HIS DErRACToRs.
John NJ. G. Parker, esq, Of New-Orleans. to
whom Gen. Longsreet wrote his recent letters recon
structlOn, and who Is visiting In Lowell Mass has
addressed note to the editor Of The Courier OF that CITY,
In which he aliudes 10 the feeling excited In the South
against Gen. Longstreet and adds
J' From what know OF Gen. Longstreet feel war
ranted In saying he looks these deluded scribblers
With pity aud will continue 70 lend them his aid and
pray for their delverance and Cen LDngsreet viii nave
the sympathy Of every truly loyal North and SOUTH
and the qualification OF knowing that MILLIONS OF warn
hearts thank him for the Christian course he has taken 70
restore tue people Of the South with whom he fought
against The Government Of the Unitod State 70 tnef
former sdtus believe he has acted most wisely ana
know ne will eontinne In the good worl in spite OF a
the batteries the mistaken men &C the South can hnr
agqnst him Thousands OF others viii follow before tne
eli gtoD day in Southern states q overt and ths hgn.
wi ch Gen Longstreet has fired will shine brighter ana
bT ghter day by day TIL the principles contained IN MS
letter Of the cd OF juno last shall have been established
throughout the length and breadth OF the nation"
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NAVY GAZETTE.

t.n,.,r, ap.y Hsuy Bowen Of Bast Greenwich T.,
b. Rumsy heea ordered 10 bss bsen spp0snisd SUI
Quunsbaug NATL Sson IN be NaI Aehs hns
~ III ..na "a Rear Ains Pa Samuel Anderson have
n.,. n, nmea, 10 duty In LOnosaby discharged
south rAtiantie Squadron w. s. .as. .t
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REGISTRATION : MILITARY PRErARATIoNS
~ NASHVILLE.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
sAssari r ON THE REPUBLICAN SPEAKERS OF TIL
ATE CONVENTION.

1880" #..a LATE CONVENTION.
+ CoLUMBLs, s. c., July @.-Wllllam ). Arm
strory, representative of tho Congressional Republican
Committee and J.. O. Thompson, correspondent of The
Ns,y- Yos Times murdsrousy assaulted at o'clock
last night the Nckerson House, on account OF their par
,olpaon in the Republican Convention Both gentlemen
made speeches before the Convention No words passed
between parties before the assault aud not shadow
nj proyocation was given Tive OF the assaant src OF
,,r frst families and ali violent Rebels No fatal In
turies were sustained by the parties sssaed Coy orr
SFea uSelt dnring the last Of the riot and advised
peace by urging the assaed TO retire TO their rooms
Ratciifc, the most prominent assallant, ai
Hotets boisterous till near midnight,
when they arrested aud Immediately liberated on
bail Gen. Burton, Post CoInmandant, appealed TO
thls morning He has the rioters under military ar
rest The civil authorities pleading for the prisoners
and promising that they sba be pnnished The cOlored
peonie high state of excitement The best and
most peaceaby disposed citizens profess TO depore the
affair rlFFJr 81 u ..f
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CANADA.
p,or ~ uYAcINTHE.

MONTREAL, July co. The Grand Trunk Rail
road employ6s while holding picnic Saturday, were
attacked by party OF rowdies from Grfentown' The
riot act was read and the volunteers called out and the
rouehs were fired upon Several Of them were wounded
a vcTan was shot through the shoulder, and IS IN
Tery orecarous condition. A number of arrests have
beei made. f.. 40 ou
Discount for the week on American invoices, ~ per
cent. "a r...... ...ft -'r ~
MARINE DISASTER. - .ts..
MoyTREAL, July 2o.-The following Telegram has just
been received by Messrs. III. & A. Allan:
"Got North American of safely at p m on SATURDAY
Austrian waited nj Antcosti from 1870 p III. on Friday
and took North American in tow at II m on SATURDAY
She should be here very soon. JOHN BAkclAi
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MAPKBT
PHTABELPInA july % Cattle market fu tni ufs bob.e,.
800 sold At lGl1c n Cows alealas esS ian
10 900 sold 5gSc y D. Hogs dull sold sW ~ S@s0Sf
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THE WEATHER.

TIA thermometer early 7oo Moning eleudy rna
[ soe a. 20 j and 81 with little abatement Afternoon overcast
Iie eIsuy k, cloudy little cloudy Inc anEerA "a sl
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WASHINGTON.

| TIE PRESIDENT AND GEN. sITERIpAN-TKoUBib
OVER THE TENURE-OF- OFFICE Blll-THE
| INDIAN C0MMISSI0K-RA1IONSi (ISSCED BY
TIE FREEDmEN'S BURFAU--PERSONAL. ca
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~ Gov. Flanders returned to New Orleans from

Washington on Monday evenings 'is 81 -" f,i
Gen. Sherman. accompanied by his two Old.
cat Children left Madison for 1t. Paul ON Friday lie
proposed getur9 10 Madison to sPoeS some tsrtasr
Ulno,
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MARINE DISASTER.
FIRES.
CHICAGO.

CHc,Go, July 29.-A fire last night destroyed
ali the buildings on Mwaukee-aye, from No lS9 20 NO
2li. They were occupied principally by retail dealers.
The individual losses range from sl0D To s25Od Ihe
aggregate loss $1,000 which IL Insured TOR soo@
MONTREAL. t.
MONTREAL, July 20.-Zon Church was yes
tcriay morning destroyed By tire Baptist church and
other buildings In the vicinity narrowly escaped
. AT NEW ROCHELLE.
Mr.. Augustus WatsOn's barn, at New Ro-
chelle was consumed on Sunday evening having been
struck by lightning The horses wero saved. Loss
about 81 900; insurance, 5000. d, -.rr.ys,
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m4R nG

81 ~iy0a YAWG88 HIFor uo'
- .asH . r.tuY.fIr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

Ths Crockett ssatissl, speaking Il
TIE duty Of ~ present judges 10
Texas says: T4
Let then st osss pat 81 The juai-
eial srnias aad AAad their sutkoeisy
over 70 The Aftissa nd "hisAss ~
party" Such ~ cohesive . b ~
duty Of al patriotic judges fes U ~
contsSs 10 Aeld . y tAsis s0scs
~ jasy boxss nsse - Allsd b. -.
gcsA asd ~ - Isagss, b ~ kesas
oeisaoeAat nsgssss, Ravs ssy sssasiey
fer ~, liberty, = PrsPssty, ~ q
the judieiafy "a rsl1gs tAslr passoa,
cesnisionsfs, DssAsPs, q fstsln-
gssss will b sPpsistsa ~ ID rigAe
will Be- sdisdiaaasA By Military q.
tAostty, and hsvsvss sbssxisss ~
naasss Of prsseasss nay b, h , ~
prsiesabls 70 ~ dssluiess = y ~
81 jury u ss4sali1sl Nli1psu1s +.
nofsnt frssdoea. A 49, Ill
alone By ss1bsasss Il = hieAse -
thosity y aoa vsstA Aslaae. ~
VIA Il hess0ss sppasset ~ ~
o0ssss aa1sr vAss ~ ~ ~ H.
possd v dives - of su4Assi4y M
which ~ nay - ssstdsasaily sastAsd,
W sAesA - waiA v hsvs tkas psvss
or safAssity ruaAisssly tssa itse =,
bat ~ oagAt y sssiga ~ pswes =
49,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

na. =. HsscnKrss, cosassssa
vttA ~ Asuss = HoafRa, Psrxs.
~, I FnsHRs, No. : Magazine
ssssse Nee OslsAas, dropped into
sss sssstaa % Wednesday, rsaiad.
ias ~ y Ais pleasant sails, al
"ssA lsag syss." TAs hosss ~
wyssssss b ~ Asvsss saAlisry -
tab>hAasss 10 ~ esutAssn Dsaass.
WIZ ~ vsss tksssgA ~, szsss.
~ ssndiag ~ e,siag. ~ vsss
ss1saisAs1 = ~ anssst, v,s;s<y.
~ sess1lssss Il tAs,s aasestnset.
Najss asAsAkis y extensively
hassa thssasAsss ~ ps.tssa " ~
onAA = tAsss 4 ssr ftissas vAs
~ ~ Aass Sssusa hh assusis.
Assa ~ ssFtls,ly ssssnsssd hin,
= a ssssa1BsaaSiss, thorough hss.
~ ~, I'd - ssssaplisAsa,
>ee1aes Osae1eana.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

Il would he very ,x,ssordisasy in
1ssd, IL series Of ncasures - alarD-
isg 10 their character - those paasd
~ the thirty -sin,h asS forsisA ses-
sioas Of Congress, &C aid be regarded
With indifference by the American
people. Tia, enc department. Of tbs
soverswsas by 80 a-ssnptios Of su.
shoriiy. unknown to IL letter and
spirit Of the Cossdsssiop, lhesh
evsrsve aad arrogate . itself all the
pewea Which belong 70 the co-srdi-
nate bsasehe-, and not only destroy
State governments, but deliberately
orgsaiss over them military despci-
isn., with delegated authority to mil
itary commander. unlimited 10 il
character, is we'll calculated TO asrsss
The attention Of the whole coustry.
These measures contemplate . change
Of the satirs character and structure
Of the government, With lie in,erpre-
tssiens, psecedenis, AID traditions.
II sweeps away at once The landmarks
that have distinguished rcpublican.sn
% this soptinen, and strikes = blew
At public liberty Thus il must be
regarded in every portion Of the
country. Every man tina, desires the
usity u the republic, that looks with
hopefulssss 70 it. future prosperity,
csa but perceive in these series Of
measures sure prenoni,:on Of
decay, OF permanent sssrsagemeai,
and Of ultimate scarcely and section
al strife.
II is not to be presumed that q
people As intelligent ~ the North
and West, reared among free institu-
tiops, and devoted As they must b
TO the principles Of republican gov
ernnsot, can be long led ss.rAy BY
the dssa<ogues Who are now rcck.
lsssIy driving the country 70 ruia
Hsace. We are no, surprised TO per.
ceive the awakening sense Of public
sentiment 10 the North to the dagger.
with which the country is cnvironed
The leading presses Of that session
sre beginning to speak out boldly
the leading mea, to whose counsel,
. wise people always turn 10 period,
Of public adver,i.y, are entering cnc<
more the arena of political strife re-
gardless Of sectionalism, forgetfdl Of
pas. auinosities, and actuated alone
By that sense of exalted patriotism
which, If seconded by the people, will
result in restoring the country 10 the
coalition il occupied in it, purcr and
better days. Let rs be patient and
hopeful; virtuous and self reliant
ever bearing in mind that no people
-~~~ Arav v~.-.oa.sts. m--I-~l -.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

Mrss ELIZA BuaroH.--Ths
fs'ssds Of this accomplished lady will
b panied 70 lsarn that, il coose-
qssaes OF prosrsctsd illasas, she has
hssa coapsllsd to absndon her school
sss The present session. We trust
sAss tAs Sseos Of health may soon
restore hss 70 u society she hss no
nscA aaosDsd.
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1sSrs supremacy.

The returns of registration from
all the cotton States, except Texas,
presents the startling fact, that the
msnt., will ). consigned to the black
race. In South Carolina, Florida,
and Louisiana, the registered blacks
ont number the whites from three to
four to one. If the blacks so deter
mine it, these States, A. reorra nissd
under the military bill will be thor.
oughly Africanised, the black. filing
all the Offices Of the government In
Texas there may BE- a majority Of
vhitss in fact there will be, If the
names already Registered arc per.
mitted to remain. But whether thew
will be thus continued on the lists il
question. II must BE- Also borne
in mind, that the mere fac. of reyis.
'ration does not inply necessarily a
right to vote. This vii, be deter.
mined At the irst election, BY the
ofheers who have charge of the polls,
who will receive their instruction,
from headquarters. What will be
the character Of these instruction,
We caa form some idea, when We con.
slider, Arss, the intentions Of Congress,
and, secondly, The refusal to admit
the Kentucky delegates for the rea.
son that persons 10 that State were
permitted to vote who aided or syn.
pathised with the South in the late
war.
In any event, there are counties
In Texas in which the blacks are in
the majority and will control the
elections. We may therefore reason.
ably expect that many Of these coun.
tics will be represented by negroes.
II the whites are permitted to remain
in the majority 10 the State, We may
safely eoaclude that negro suffrage
will never be allowed with their con.
sent Aside from tho rcpugnance Of
the whites to such an snalg.mation,
there u another sad = powerful in.
tsrest that will prevent such q c.lsu.
ity. The Northern counties Of thi.
States contsin . hrgs white popul,.
ton and very few negroes. II thew
we're to sanction negro suffrage they
vosld give . power AID iaAsence 70
Tie middle AID coast counties which.
thrsvn into IL hands Of ~ ignoran.
popAtisa ike he blasks. would be
sxsssdisgiy dangerous. Bu. sup.
poss. y l. likely to b IL case, they
esasos help themselves, The negroes
viii form . powerful! and alarming
element fhs negroes will h.v. il
10 their power, in . largs portion II
u 6taas, 70 slsct al The oGeen
cosaay jsagss. sheriff, cosaty ss1
disesist slssks, neabsn Al he Lei.
islstsrs, &s. whsa i " Be ths ~
Of III this, tiRs alens viii lstasmiss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

~ A Telegram from Galveston
v H. aasssiass pres, s.a,ss tina. III.
sPpsistnsst u Z. n. Peass % Gov.
srner Of Tezss hts given grsa, salts.
fiction. TIE associate pres is evi.
dsstly sadsr The costsol Of the rad.
ieab.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

- O. ~ IL Inst our talented and
AAa4sooA ssesaposssy Of The Bcssisr
Dasass, Mr. " II Seaalaad, WAS mar
10 u Bellevue, 70 Mis- Addis Amelia
Ahssy. We With the happy pair every
As~~;~ss.
- Notice the new advertise me n ,
u he Lyase Gallery, It contains
Aasy pictures taken in the highest
seyh Of he art.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

fus CoffoH woan-The hr.
.sss 10 tAs sessty sspsrs ~ e,tssa
sesn % nasy pAsta1isss 10 pyrisds,
AID faass ase ssesslaiae1 dat tAev
Will nsks ~ sasivs swssp Of ~
crop. Tbs i Slesay Intelligence,
essryias ssdssa y May Asss,s,
We heps tAa% " asstssetiea ny
sot pssvs - grssa - astisipaAsd,
bet u present. IL psosPsst b I'D
iaassA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

~Osr associate, Mr., McCutchaa
sssss ~ o. swo with u, ct the be-
ginning Of the week, And rstsrnsd to
Jsesssos. Ths Js9srsoa Tines, under
hb sdiearial Management l. Increasing
b issssssa 40 populasity.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

~ Mr. W. H. Nolan Of the
Texas Esprss Company, will accept
or thanks for late New Orleans,
Nssissati, sad Memphis papers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

~ The times arc exceedingly
dali busissss Of avery kind is stag
asst and there Is . scarcity Of
money sssA = ~ have never known.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

INDEPENDENT ScHooL.-ls viii
be seen, by reference to our new ID
vertisensnts that MRs. ELLA r
CAnrER, aided BY compstss. assis.
tans," will open, on Monday Ii,
18th inst, an Independent School /,
Marshall, in tho houss recently 90.
cuPisd as an academy by Miss ELIZA
BURTON. Mas. CARrEs, and be,
sister, Miss BETTE scoaorn, bring
with them the most catering test
monials a. to their thorough scholar.
ship capacity as teachers, aniability
Of department, aud the high appre.
citation in which they have been held
III the community where they for.
merly resided. Rev. ]. ". p.
Mckenzie, intimate with thsn both,
gives them . cordial aad usritsd
accommodation. II will Afford u
much pleasure to learn Of Mn. Car.
ssr's success in procuring . we'll sus.
tanned school.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

~ A distressing pro<vsrted meet
~ has bees going on Al the Baytis,
church dssiag he week. Owing 70
sisknss IN our family We have been I'm.
Onahle&o Aa1epd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

- Mr.. J. c. Coz, Chief Clerk Of
tAs Dspsstosst Of the Interior Of
Washiastos, D. c., will accept our
thanks for public documents.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

o. oca TAslH-whsi do you sup
psssf A pssssns Of elegant blue kg.
~ lsssioss grapes, fron the suburban
garden Of Mn Dr. Etps- Many thanks
~ he kial psssset
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

- The raias have conme need
agais. fhh 10 tAs most remarkable
0snDss ~ have ever knovn.