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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30
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To Country Dealers and Physicians.
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OF country
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

I II - righteous cause brings yco into
suffering, righteous God viii bring
/ You oui az suffering
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

r JOHNSON. ions u CEAiN.
hRS JOHNSON \ GRAIN eoutin.
- w. IN the practice Of Medicine,
Surgery aud Obstetrics
Terms cash rhsa "a, edss il disCbarg
I'd ~ sat4tdctnry o,raHgtmeat'
officn At q q Gregg Drug Store
Marshall Jan 20 O.. u2i-i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

DENTIST,
MARSH ALI, TEXAS
liNWg t,tUlr,d from OBJ, OHfo Dental
'nl',gr Or. his s.ty.,t, To 'tr publlr
Nh d Eco 81 the tuuf' llass,. over
d. -s,r u " NJ Johnston X go
Nsi ~ AlAFrH y - 3H "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

After the election Of the Speaker
Mr.. Brooks. Of New York. rose to
protest against proceeding further
with the organization Of the House
In the course of his remarks Nr
Brooks said if the indications, e in
the public press aud elsewhere, are
to be- realized IL the process Of i'm
parchment is to 20 on, or what j,
more revolutionary the suspension
Of the President by this House, it is
revolution. aud nothiu. but rcynlu
ton cali j, by whatever name YOU
please.
The Speaker Of the House is to
create committee ut impeachment
and to have the whole dire sti5n and
control Of the process, % Impeach
ment through this House say,
therefore that the musI scrluu. of
all steps is the organization Of the
House, and IN case the precedent
Ven threaten H. with is created by
you. and the existing President Is
dcposed, in case of the new Pre-i.
dent death. the Speaker Of the
House becomes President 81 the
United States So that, 10 point Of
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

State shall prescribe compensation to
be paid all delegates and other Of
hoors and agents herein authorized
and necessary TO carry into eaee, The
purposes Of This act. no, herein
otherwise provided, and shall provide
for leyying and collecting such tax
es on property in such State. as may
be necessary to pay the same
SIC . The word article in
the sixth section Of the act TO which
this is supplementary shall be con
-truei to mean section
The bill goes back to the House
for concurrence
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

4 kiss, says a French lady, costs
less and gra,ihes more than anything
else IN existence
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

Iraal Caras.
4 rHtz.E. ..,...........r 0RtGd.
INGhLER X GREGG, Attorney. and
L Commodore at Law M.r-hull Texas
will practice IN the Courts Of the
Stfh Judicial District Al hu.in'ss
yn ui.. 4 TO them will toc,lyr prompt nnd
rar.hl ,trn'ior
sept 90 n'-u
htbRiELNNE. Attorney end toun.
u ..lr d. Law Marshall Texas.
". rive ,rnmpi attention 'p all pro
r,..rnll hr,ine,. entrusted G." nm,
Nuy - '65 nh0.6m
n II LtrsCoMB, Attorney at
u. law, will pr ctico b. be r"utt.
Il ,ls sixth Jni ciai b'Nric' All husi
. -. rutrn.,.d TO h,s cor" Will mc', strict
,ml prump' attention.
MARSHALL. jan 10 - o23ly
- HALia. JAMES TURNER
,YAIL \ TURNER. Attorneys aud
III Councillor. "a, Law, NDt.'Hll l,la-,
Vii rf,.,,cr 10 The taaur,- ul ur StNih
ind .,| Ii.t,.f Al hu.lu,.- rrtrttri
To igcu viii rec 1880 rrmpl sft.n'inu.
JAM 90 l~6G a.,
- o.. uItt..... RIO. ~ tAsGtEY.
IIlIu & LANG!fN. Attorney At
ii lss MARSHALL 'r,tss Nll practice
g. -.v Courts OF the ~lNth Judicial Dis
.re.. #ni 500 the Cugu', OF Marion IT. the
tsNth District
\py TO- CO liu
Nv I'd. uicg, ..,.. nsNm NALL.
IIlGN~ ( HALL Attorneys At lns
Shreveport. Ia Ole uh Market
Street near the Bank
Mach ; ls66 y II
ROLAND IoNgs .......J FIScgNRy H,REIs.
J.\ES X HARRIS Attorneys and
y 'ugu.rllprs at Law. uilit' uu Market
,tr,., shreveport la will practice ~ th.
marshes Cadio. nrSpiu. aud Bossicf
,aA stH ,ttrnl 10 eases ~ the nittIrt-
san. .r. and Federal cnutt.
l,4lS.TG 2,ly
IONS BURKE. Attorney aud Coup
y ..lir al lav Marshal, tsXas,
having resumed tbe practice of h's p'o.
lesson viii practice 10 al m" courts
ofthr ~iStb Judicial District.
a "a BAL. "a %
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-05-31
PeddlerS.

Beware ofpeddlers who roam about the
country for the ostensiblc purpose of dis
posing of jewelry, soap, etc. They are in
many cases the confederates of gangs OF
thieves, and use their peddlers license
merely as a means of getting access TO
residences for the purpose of gaining infor-
nation that will aid them and their breth-
rer in nocturnal housebreaking expeditions.
The day is past when there is any neccssi-
ty for peddlers in this part of the country
1t is always best for purchasers to buy
such articles as they need from respectable
resident merchants with whom they are
and who have the reputation
of their establishments to sustain, rather
than from itinerant, irresponsible fellows
who never expect to deal with them again,
and who put such worthless articles upon
them that they arc dear even at the low
prices asked for them as an inducement to
buy. All who don't want to wear brass
jewelry and encourage robbery will shun
peddlers
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-05-31
Singular Coincidence.

Whilst in search ofthe body of Mr. Zerbe
who was drowned in Yellow River at this
place on Saturday last, it was suggested
by some one present, that If one ofhis own
shirts was thrown into the stream above
the place of drowning, and allowed to float
down uninterrupted over the place where
he last went down, it would sink at the
place where he was then lying. As an ex
pertinent, this was Immediately tried, and
the shirt was watched with much curiosity
and deep intensity by all on the banks of
the river, and carefully followed by young
Swartzel in small boat. when after
floating some six or eight rods, it suddenly
disappeared, entirely out of sight The
graphing hooks were Immediately used,
and the body drawn up precisely a, the
place where the shirt disappeared. With
many others, we are somewhat incredulous
in relation To such matters, but when any
thing is so clearly demonstrated as in this
instance, we are led to more firmly believe
the old scriptural quot alton, that ''all things
are possible with God. Stark Co. Ledger.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-05-31
The Canvass south.

We clip from an article in the New York
Tribune the following sensible remarks:
''Never was there such urgent need of
wise, considerable, judicious canvassers as
there is to-day in the South. They SHOULD
be thoughtful, loving, noble, generous men,
who know what to leave unsaid as well
as what to say--who will iDculcate chairi-
ty and kindness, not wrath and vengeance.
In short, we need hundred such men
as Henry Wilson to speak throughout the
South for the next six months.
And, if hundred able
and good men should thoroughly canvass
the South, there would be more real har-
mony and good feeling between whites
and blacks thereafter than ever before
This is practicsi good sense, and if car
ried out will give to loyal men the entire
control Of the South. =.
The Republican party has been misrep-
resented. lied upon and slandered, in that
region, until the people there have no con-
ception of their aims or principles. And
a fair, candid, reasonable exposition of
them is as sure TO win theirsupp0rt as that
truth will prevail. We have nothing to
to fear in the candid and outspoken de-
clarations of all we ayow and contend for
here as party, among the people of the
South. They depend more than We upon
the spoken word, and less than we on
newspaper documents.
Indiana should furnish her quota Of
speakers, white and black, who wild awak-
en- and organize the scattered elements
of reconstruction. Every mail brings us
tidings ofthe wants of that people in this
respect.
The work is just beginning, and the des-
tiny of those States for years to come de-
ponds upon thorough and honest work
now. Let there be a fair registration and
fair election, and the basis of reconstruc
ton is firmly established and the Union
again restored. Union men of Indiana,
hold yourselves ready to give to your
sympathy and help.-Ind. jour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-05-31
The Hebrew Race.

a well known magistrate of Richmond,
Virginia, certifies to- the following. which
is highly complimentary to the Hebrew
race
IL was commonwealth attorney of the
city OF Richmond for twenty-onc years.
and, in that long interval, prosecuted on
ly three Jews. and two of them were most
honestly acquitted, there being not parti-
Gle OF evidence TO sustain the charges
During my fourteen years of service as
magistrate only one Jew was before me for
trial, and he was acquitted. In all that
long interval | do not remember ever hav-
ing received an application for public char
ity from any individual of either sex or
any age belonging to that faith. And, so
far as / am aware, no Jewish child ever
received even the benefits of our common
schools, for which their parents, without
murmur, pay their taxes
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-05-31
Apt Scholars.

1t seems that the white rebels who inaug-
urated rioting in the South, against the
negroes are about to learn they have but
taught ''bloody Instructions which return
to plague the inventors The negroes
have made several riotous demonstrations
in Richmond, Va, lately. The rebels of
the South had better pause, before the
drive the negroes by their oppression to o
point of desperation which will render
reconstruction, not only ofthe Government:
but also of society, sharp, decisive and I'M
mistakably radical.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-05-31
MICA RooFINc PAINT.

For coating TIN. IRON or SINGLE
ROOFS. 1t formsa ---, 1888.
Body equal to coats of Ordinary Paint.
No Roof can rust under it, and Old Leaky
Roofs may be made permanently waterproof
and durable by its use.
The Paint requires no MIXING. but is ready
to be applied with the ordinary paint brush.
Price $1.00 per gallon, which will
cover two hundred square feet
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-05-31
MICA ROOFING CO.,
BLANKS,

.t- BLANKS
Blank Warranty and Quit Claim Deeds, Morfga
ges, SubppBeas, Executions, Summons, Constable's
ales. Notes etc. e,c., kept constantly hand at
the REPuBLIcAs News, Book, and Job Printing es
tablishment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-05-31
Also manufacturers OF

BLACK LUSTRE VARNISH,
TARRED FELT AND ROOFING PITCH.
Discount to the Trade. Circulars and Price
List furnished. Rights for counties sold at low
.ates. Address
THE MICA ROOFING CO.,
194 broadway, N. Y.
Frank Humphreys, 81 Royal St., N. o.
Scofeld, Williams & Co., Augusta, Georgia;
Baldwin H. Woods, Montgomery, Alabama.
Thomas S. Coates, Raleigh, N. c.; F. A
Tucker, Richmond, Va; Henry Wilson. Pc
tersburg. Va, Agents. ussfi...
dec 20, '66-ly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-05-31
The Silver Skirt!

This new and beautiful style Of skirt Patented
March !. 1851 was awarded by the GREAT AsERr-
CAN INSTITUTE FAIR. held In New York Oct lsfh
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-05-31

une Z, lS67.-ly.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-05-31
STEREScOpJr vIpIVS ny c1,oC

about zoo val ieties from 80 cents e. $50 each Our
ALBU Ms have the reputation of being superior in
eauty and durability to any others
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-21

BALTIMORE, September 18.-CoFrzR-Wo continue
to report quiet market for Rio. Raics Of $50 bags in
lots from aocond hands OF 16InlBc gold; $50 do low
grade and skimmings on private terms.
CoTToN-ls dull and nominal ut 25o for lnlddlng Up
land. -
FLoUR-Wo notice some inquiry from shippers, ,it no
sses reported Holders steady and without any quota
BILE change. .. n.
GaAN-wheat was in light receipt again to-day, $50
buahes white aud 1000 bushels re oorcd market atoady
and hrm for choice for seed; included sales were
$50 bushels whito at 81 COO bushels do at 81 asa
760 bushels choico red Of % co: 1900 bushels good
70 Primo, for milling, ct 5! 40a2 90; 600 do common 10
hir at ~ al 49, Con1683 bushels whu and COO
yellow received : market seYnral cts. higher; sales OF
l2s0 buahels witt At 81 1saI al bushels ycIoy.
2o 400 bushels do. nt 81 as; 22O At 81 3D. Data
eioo buahcls offered; sales OF 1900 bushels At 6Ia
eoo bushels al CSC; 300 do at sic 100 do damn
A. sS oogo buahnls Ieceiyed LOO bushels cold At
u ~; lOo do damp at 81 II per oushel III ".
MoL!ssHEWo notice The snie or 40 cbcons Fpo,,.
Island al Sec. " |oP1n'"s'ps hhsian
fsoSsi9SaGfor round lots marhet ouel; no salos:
oueF'nE hgnt and holders generally arm We mn
uce 1alr )oobns trtde In BAcop on Eoutbcrn ordnro
Win ees OF boa75 hhda In lots at is cena for
IN cn or nb sldca and 1sk cts for clear rb: Esms
19a2l cents for plain and sugar cured L,rs,is. ~
l2o terces primo Western, TO 60 out OF The n,ric ~
isS s toss5ag s !sts prime Western AK cents Moss
RIoE.-ouist At sxasA eta for Rangoon. snal l1x,1a
ets for Csrollns. - N, --A~
auoAn.-we report a.les to-day Of GO hhos Porto e,co
q l2a12H ets l6s do. do. at lax cts; hds Ensiish
Island at 10 cts.
nKTnrD BuoLR-Prices arc steady "a folloya for On
bbl lots. crushed. powdered and ganulaied IsX cs.
son cruihod white 10 cts; circle do l6X cts I6X
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-21
LATEST FItOM GcIioI'G.
PER STEAMER.


The Cnnard steamship ltussia, whicl, left Liver
pool at two ?. M on the 7th, and Queenstown on
tho Sth, arrived Mt Now York OH Tuesday, bringing
flies to tho 7th instant.
When tho Russia loft Liverpool all way uucer-
tainty with regard to the Abyhsnian e1potlltion,
10 confirmation having been received Of tho re.
ported release OF Tho prisoners. The preparations
ni liiu brltBh Government were still in proCregs
with hut little, If any, rr.ayatinn. The money
COMMITMENTS OF tho Government fur this AZ inail
War, according to some calcul1tiuns already
AMOUNTS to nearly e, 00N. 600 sterling.
. The suspension is reported oil ATessIs Seroniu
Brothers Of Moscow, consequence of ars trans.
nctions oI cotton. They have fonr cotton mills,
nnd titer liabilities are estimated at shout qlar-
ter Of a million sterling.
Inc London Times, i'll city article says tho
Dhnk Of EnHlanhs account, just published, eShi-
pits feature without precedent, except on ono oc-
SION IiIeen ycars ugo. Tho amount v bullion held
excoeds tho amount of tho noto circulation in the
hands Of Tho public On the 18th ri June, 1852,
whom consols wcro about i0l OK. div, y similar
crcunstnntG took place. Tho excesH of bullion
ovor circulation was then ffm, rs. aud OH tho
present OCCASION is E93l3, lnl bvluro tile unr oi
the mUnth, from tho absorption Of notes that takes
place at tho bank un account of revenue pa1
mcnt, n much largcr difference il likely to be wit
messed. at present the bullion hold by the bank
is nearly e., 600 600 above the extraordinary total
temporarily reached in 1859, and there il every
symptom of further rapid augmentation.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-21
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 2l, 1867
THE TWO SUNSETS.

No hird.sonE Goa,ed down the hill,
Tho tangled bank bclow'wsB still:
No rustic from lilo birchen stern,
No ripple from tho wa'er's hem.
The dusk of twilight rouul ua grew,
We felt tho falling of.tho dew;
For. from llB, GRO tho day was DONE
The wooded hills shut out tho sun.
But, OH the rivers farther side,
wo saw tho hill-tops G'orihcd;
a tender glow. exceeding fair,
dream Of day. without iia glare.
With liz the damp tho chill, tho gloom;
With them the sunsets rosy bloom;
While dark. through Miilowy ,istaa seem,
The river rolled In shade between.
From out tie darkness where we trod,
Wc ga7ed upon those hills OF God,
Whose light spemed moi of moon or sun;
We spske noi but our thought was one.
We paused, IA If from that bright shore
Bcckoneti onr doar unts CONC 6ofoS5;
Aud 6tillel our beating ilear;s to hear
The voices lost Ia mortal earl
Sudden our pathway turned from night;
The hills swung open to tho light;
Thro' their green gates tho suns hine showed:
long. slant splcndor downward flowed.
Down glade, and glen, and bank It rolled:
II bridscd tho shaded stream with gold,
And, borne on piers Of mist allied
The shudowy with the. suplt slIdeI
$780," prayed we. when our feet draw nssr
Tho river dark with mottai fear.
"And tho night comcih. chill with dew,
o Fathori lot Thy light break through
so let the hills Of doubt divide.
SO bridge with faith tho sunless udei
$50 let the cycs that fall OH earth
On Thy eternal hills look forth;
"And In Thy be- koning angels know
The dear ones whom We loved belowI'
JOHN @. WHITTIER
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-21
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
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Price 50 per bottle. Large bottle. double Size S.
Tic usual discount ~ the trade aani securely
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tlols an'i palnlhie;. h.! addressing 10
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sole Agents ior Dr. Records p. L..
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-21
AuRuIta nInrlrct.

AUGUSTA, September la.-The mouoy market was
quiet and brokors were buying
0oLD--At l42 aud selling at l43aIi4.
SrIEEn-Brokera ar. buying at l2s and selling 1872
Nothing doinR In Stocks, Bonds or Exchange.
COrToA.-There q better feeling In Tho market To-
day than Tor several days past with fnr demand a,
about % cents for New York Niddngs The saios OF
the day foot up 81 bales. ollows 10 5 Is al aO
Lat 2o; Sc at 2l; at 2H; and nt % crhs Tho re.
ceipts were ITO bales.
WHEAT-we quote Red at 81 gOa2 10 White al a IN,
2 90, sackB Included.
BAcoN-we quoto Shoulders 16Isc; q d Sides 1915;
II Sides 1915c and Cl, or Sides 20c; hams 22a25c
CoRS-AdvAnced-Wc quote primo whito scarce and
In demand NJ 81 4Gal 50 yellow and mixed at Il S0a
40 80 ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-21
Mobile Market.

MOBILE September lG.-CoTroN.--The demand to-
day was mir but very little cote Offering Tho saes
which amounted 10 $50 bales confined 10 Two bro
kerR. Tho market closed quiet, nj 2lc for ruiddnc
MosETAnr.-Tho demand for gold continues VERY
light For sterling thero Is only a limited demand
though prices have advanced Tho market closed dull al
annexed quotations: Gold l43al44; sterling GO dnys I6
sight 1866 francs nominal; Now York sight par az di,
oountj New Orleans sight par H premium. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-21

s,.: eatIs leH cts; yellow IiHai5,i cts niotasses
SYnur-we quote Maryland Goldon 10 eta: Baltimore
nompsnys 80 65 cis; Monumental ~ els; and sugar
cts z gallon.