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The Shasta courier., 1867-08-03

THE Secesh of Washington seem to have
some among them who are as bitter and
malignant as the worst of the unreconstruct-
ed of the rebel States Mr. Sayles J. Brown,
Esq, Postmaster of Washington, lately re-
ceived the following delicate missive:
Washington, June l, 1867.
Sayles J. Brown, Postmaster
Sir-You are id dirty scoundrel, and
negro lover, for know you would rather for
your daughter to marry negro than you
would a white man. A white man is too
good for you, and you ant fit to live in
respectable neighborhood. You had better
leave the city in a week after the election, TOR
if YOU do 3ot we have sworn TO waylay you
ard kill you whenever you are caught. 90
be,care and ledve. ". u
Many sgners.
The Shasta courier., 1867-08-03

MoUSr HooD.-Instructions have heen
sent by the Government to Col. Williamson.
U. ). A. at Vancouver. to ascertain the exact
hight of Mount Hood. The Colonel will
commence work on the lst of August.
The Shasta courier., 1867-08-03

MAKE A NorE OF 1r.-Every Copperhead
paper in the State, every Alcatraz incarcer,
ated rebel, every Copperhead that rejoicedl
at the assassination of Lincoln, is IN favor oil
Haight and the Sacramento Union.-Down-
ieuille Messenger.
The Shasta courier., 1867-08-03

EzJ- L. r. FISHER--Is the only Agenl
Of tie SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, with pow
ers to receive subscriptions and advertisements, and
receipt for the same.
OFFICE-l6e Washington street, opposite Ma
guire's Opera House.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-09

Not having the capital requisite - run
our mill ~ ve wish, We nsw olfar the
a0c0rcgsr Planning Mill for sale. The
Machinery il new, good bargain viii
Do given. l:w5ee BupQE { zElGl EMAyEk
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-09

crrrCNSrTysca xxynnO To1yIo.~
Thu medicine, invented by DR.. j. II. SonESoy,
OF Philadelphia is intended to dissolve the ood and
make into chyme, the first Of d. .cs ION BIZ
cleansing the stomach with Schsnck'a Mandrake
FILLS, the Tonic soon restores the sppctc, and food
that could n It DO eatca before using it will be easily
digested.
Consumption cannot be cured b. S:hencls Pull
menic Syrup unless the stomach and liver is made
healthy and the appetite restored hence the Tonic
and Pills Gre required in nearly every case of con-
sumption. A hall dozen bottles Of the SEAWEED
TONIC and three or four boxc. of the MANDRAKE
FILLS will cure any ordinary case OF dyspepsia,
Dr. SCHESOK makes professional visits in New
York, Boston, and at his principal Office in Philade-
phia ever week. S:o daily papers OF each place, or
HE pam,a.es OIL consumption his days for vista
ton.
Peasc observe, when purchasing that the two like
neiscs OF the Doctor, when in the las. rtase Of
Consumption and the other as he now is in perfect
heath, are Oh tho Government stamp.
Sid by all Druggists aad Dca ers price 10 n,r
botlc or $3.50 the hall Dozen All letters for advice
should DO addressed to DIR. SonENog's Prlncin.,
Once, No. 10 North 9Th S,rcsi, Philadelphia, Pa.
General wholesale Agents Dcmas Barnes A. Co
N. T.: =. S. Hanco, Baltimore Nd; John n
Parke. Cincinnati, Ohio: Walker Il TAYLOR. Chi.
caso. ILL., Collins Bros, st Louis, Mo.
list W. ca. mo. 1yr.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-09
To Consumptivcs.

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy after having suf.
fered for several years with lung affection and
that dread disease Consumption-s anxious to make
known to his fellow-suferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scription used ree of cherge with the directions
preparing and using the same, which they will find
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis. Coughs
Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affection. The only
object OF the advertiser in rendng this Prescription is
to benefit the afflicted. and spread information which
he conceives to be invaluable and he hopes every su
crer will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription FREE, by return
mail, will please address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
Williamsburgh Kings Co., New York. 4S2
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-09

d "Pray excuse bit of sarcasm" said
Smith to Jones; but you are an infamous
liar, a scoundrel." "Pardon touch Of
irony" replied Jones, as he knocked him
= down with poker.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-09

9mploYmeuf for Both Sexes.

Disabled and returned soldiers widows and orphans
OF slain soldiers, and the unemployed of both sexes
generally in want Of respectable and profitable en-
poyment mourning risk. can procure such by en-
closing paid addressed envelope for particulars
to d.. JNO. NJ. DAGNALL, Box 1853, Brooklyn, N. Y.
4S7y
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-09
THE WHITE PINE.

1t has long been known that this tree contained ma
nay exceient medical qualities, but it is only com
paratvely recent dae that they have bcen analysed
and an combined into remedies for popular Dr. j.
W. Poland-formerly clergyman of high repute--a
lew years since prepared such medicine, which he
called the White Pine Compound" and so eficacious
mas 1t proved in all throat, lung and kidney diseases,
wherever 1t has been used, that the popular demand
for it rapidly increased until the dscoverer obliged
to devote his whole attention to the business of pre-.
pairing it for the Market and it stands in the front
rank among the medical specifics of the day. DR..
Sweet, of the New England Botanic Depot in Boston
has become the proprietor of the Compound. and his
advertisement in this paper gives interesting ac-
count of its origin and substanated by large
number of cel tificates from wellknown citizens of
New England States. The medicine is specially popu-
lar in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont, where the
virtues of the white pine familiar household
words.
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Facts for the People Of this Town.

avs aVA GA4C A-COP1C u tU1S 4OWus
Men and women everywhere, demand an equivolen,
for the amount of money they pay out. Without it
one feels satisfied. With this fact in view we now
offer you TEBBErrs PHYSIOLOGICAL HAIR REGENERATION
article which entirely surpassess any preparation
of the kind ever offered to the American people.
1t readily restores white, gray faded hair to its
original color; while it always keeps the head free
from dandru, or disagreeable itching 1t often pro-
duces pew growth Of fine hair, after one has been
bald for years.
1t stops the hair from falling on, and increases in
growth. As hair dressing, it is pe4fsct luxury,
keeping the hair in its place. giving every lock and
rinslett raven hue and charming ustre. 1t never
soils the finest fabric, il richly perfumed and ia used
by the most arstocratic circles Of our large cities 1t
is fast becoming the idol toilet among the most fash
ionable All classes delighted with it. lille many
hair aresssrs use it exclusively Every bottle is
ranted 10 give satisfaction or money refunded Smith
Dryer, General Agents, Chicago, H.
6m503 LOUIS BENTON, Jr., Agent, McGregor.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-09
Ia rrors of Youth

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay, and all the effects of youth.
ful indscrction, WILL for the sake Of suffering hunan-
ty send free to all who need it, the recipe and direc.
tions for making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience, do SO by addressing JOHN b. OGDEN
No. IL Chambers street, New York. 4S2
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-09
WAGON MAKERS WOOD STOCK

We have large Stock of Wood Material of eastern
timber, carefully selected and well seasoned includ-
ing everything designed for Wagon Makers use from
the piaimest Wagon to the finest Buggy and Cutter
stuff This is new feature in our trade
RJ- 5. }. Eek ERT, for several years the successful
manager Of the business of the old firm will remain
an active worker in the present house.
strict attention VIII be given at all times to the
yobolng Trade All orders filled pro mptIy and with
the same care as If the buyer present to select
Tor himself Trusting to discriminating public and
our own energy for success, ready for trade.
II. A: whitney, Respectfully,
Geo. Il. Dayton,
5. ). Eckert. } (4l6 H. A. WHITNEY 4 ca
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-15
Mns anbzNentld,lnno.

Sbipobl ieDer DeritdllOige Yatriot
i'm SiiOen llrIadle bat nit Der 9lbibcns
biin9 6es &rieges red)t SufrieOen 3u
fein, febIt es bod natiirlidl nidt an
2eaten, meItbe eih aroBeS Gel9rei err
heben iiber Den 8errntb YrenbcrS nnO
iiber bic trauriae e1udsbnng Deutf1s
lambs. fueld)e, ipie 1ie iininer geldgt, ,eine
nOtbwenoiee 5oI9e Der mneliidliden
@reianilie Oes bori9en SaBreS iei. Die
3eutc llno Die 8Iatter, iDeIde 70 reoen,
lino genau bieIelben, ipeldr Dor 9Sos
den llnermu0lid iuarer, nndsupeilen,
Dob 2uremburg fur Deiltfdlano nidts
beocute, Dap Der srie9 nit SSranfreiA
BON oenl preubilden Gaiarismus in
Observation-Disclosures gS.iie prouocirt
perOe, nab Der @iioen oc56aIb neutral
blcibcn miilIe. Gs finO genau Diefcls
beiL ipeIde felt Ocm $tager 6rleoeu
9lues 0etbdn baben, uni bc.1 SiIOen In
iener miIitdriIben G6pdtbe itilO in
ienel llnTderbeit Oer 8erbinOlmg nit
0ein gloroen sl crbalteil, iuelde allcry
tings cine gentle gfad9iebigfeit in
Der 9ugenburger Ssaae rdtblidl err
fd)icnen lirb, neil Iid Der Siiben ii
elmer 8crlailung bcfanO, melAe es
lSrenbcn sinin0elidD ,madBte, 0uf ieinl
/ militarild)e Wiitiuirfun9 in eiiiem cnt.
lpreAenOen llmfangc iii reAneIt 8e
ser Dreiiiiafeit; nit lucldJer Siele III;
tramonlam OcnofratiIde Coalition
nod Dor 6ursrm Die MeutraIif1t oei
| SiiDens preOi0te, bdtte man srpartel
| ioaeu, Dab lie li6 etiuas ipsniaer grel
| init lid) fclbf IN 01iocriprudl lebe
lUiifor; aber Der NreuBenbab ldbt 0le
Il lca Menld)en 2lles erIanbt unO an
IItauoi0 erl9eiren. @ottlob 1T Die 8e
pDllerane fir Oisl Gpriinge nidDt bin
un9 lDen6et fid mebr urO fsebr DO
legner 4olitif ab, ipeId)e su beatlil
aciet, 0ab lie imr bon bIin0er 9eiOet
id)aft einseseben luirO. Sin Belpel
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-15
No. ~,

fOn1uter IN Mniprnd genommeu, Dab es
| faftiid ulin09Iid nur0e, rneinen Grs
innerungen nadSubdnaen. Sd lanf am
slbeno tootiitiiOe allE riein Bett, un0 Der
Shlaf Tam freunOlidD erquideno, che ldl
bonn g8eineH erld0pt NOR, wie in Ser
lebten 3eit riieiner trauriGsu She. gSie
l1uoers mar es isbt ais (riiberI Sier lebte
lid nilr meinsr sEF ebt ,;B1hrcno Id frii<
Der MIR BEN Slid nnb Dem gergniiaen
lebeIl pollte unO es bod ire aefunOen
lgatte. Sier flldte i'd niAts ais cine
Eertrdalide SSriitune mrtner Griltcn,,
L lut0 fan0 oa5 gr0Bte @lIf, OaS elmer
| elatiln obne @atteM, ei.ier Nlutter obne
Rino, einenl SSeibe INIT serlf0rten 1es
| lbtnSbeffHun9eit lper6en fonnte - ben
E6rie0en. SD forberte nidlle mebr bonn
| 4eben, idy itoMute nidyts mebr bonn Qe6em
Ieriuar:eti, Hllo O5ne 9robe @tmiitbSer<
/ lidiitterungen, ebueSreuoeg ObneSdmerS
4 Deriebfe idl sebH rubi9e Sabre, in 0enen
| idl.nidlt ungliidlid actuefen mar iuie
4 frii5tr unb ipater.
sReiner Wfulter lotte idJ, che idl Nn>
iris DerlieB, bon benz iniuioerraTIidhen
SolfSss oeiJsseVe's, sat..y Jon MetssH.
Manne 5u trenI1etl. = Sd bate pc bete
: siIbrer Stebe SlI mir beldbuorrn, ME bers
ii lanteii So lallen, ob nto iuie mt no id)
edlebes Inn Iie bierSu Sn neranlaiIen,
nnBtt id1 gum erlten Wlal als 3enalif
Iasgen meinen 9tann anftreten, nno Die
Il SenntnIB nssnes aiaeludliden Nebens
Il ~ paris batte ne NIT tleter Srbltterung
ge9en aNar erfullt. Gr tom balo nab
s Aelnsm Seriduinoen mad ineinem Sc
burtsOtts, lsiit Nadferlwnilgen mad
MIR an;nltelle1, lillO oa &c glaubte, ltb
lbalte mid gelnilld)cr gSelle bel n16lner
Nlutter ont 10 ersllrnte ibn Der SHUTTER
Filglrtes ylld)tsnlten. Da oleielbe nur
6 aus Sanlilleltrudlthten IN ihrein Bee
E9e9nen NIT Wfag cine 9eiullie WfoBI :
gung sur S9au aetra9eH, 10 nerliep re
audi balO oIele talte auge. Ste tors
n, oertn bon sutaT ihr frobes, lor9enTeles
d. &lnc 5nrllG. lhr eli;i9es, leloenld1 d1aft'
= lld] 9eltebtes &,lso, oas er geqnalt, ~
II. rannllIrt, nIlR9ancelt ,eaS er 10 well
l. gebFa1t babe, Dap es Obne Nttttel, obtt
n Snng DtnanSgelrleoen let oAt . Nleel
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f fealueton.
6bntne an @mrpna.

NseisbtitSlpenbtrin, gilhuhoslsnbnin,
Deit Dir, gGnb Der DoCbenlturi
5rishen6lliile, @nahenfiilIe,
SlHb'n allgin auf Deiner dIur.
GrieOe, t6nfg bon allen Gbrpnea,
6rOber atblntn 0ane ilte Nieer -
90 600 MiIfienen
Sdbrtid teAet76 MititGrI
GeiltrsrimaeriT, 9ieberfnaeria.
Yseilt Nilittrr neuer .3rit:5i
1lcib'9er SoaHbfl, littsaeT aEanhsl
yeiben Cir llniferbliftEeit;
9ur in Gisililatipneil
4fahen Deite 5erfIcber letr - p
8s60, 900 Mfa IiDufn 4ssa
Sdtrttb tp4fet 81 Milit6r! Is
85iFfrIetnfnbes, Observation-Disclosures
Sotbaift Dein beiPses 9hriasntbum;
Hlnlte teiern, nito es leiern
Sapalibel Deiilsn 9iabulI
Mauibder- 2rpipnsn
] Wfahtn flott BEN GthdfS- gserEsbr, IL Z
go, 90 f iIltrnsn i.sd3i g4iiAs
s 9G br lib8fpfet . Midit1f! 1,e
/. 9ebrenb 2nnesrneeJ tittirnb 0nngsrnhe Il
Dititen pbne Selbifllttt Dir; 115k ~
tuperluren, in sIutcreli,
Y 9,ranat | tet gEiEfrngbafteii 3fsr,,d Il 81
&alEenb SrcenetGneev Icbntn y 1913
6riebIid 9sestH md Beeebr, ----r.iass
& 60, 600 MiIlIipme.M $50,
4 SGbrfi9 Epfet = MiIitdr -.
Strusrrripffnbe, 9tstblHiib sapfsnSe
6inansirfS Iinb obne Hait- 9. 6
Defcite, bittg, kitte: a'tsle
4Rid keMimmt 8epunb Aatns faifl
Die Sfrbienlte Dsinen &rdnenI N
Seil brm Qanp in iettr 9pb1r' ~ &
Gcdbsi9taufenS WfiEirnrn
9dbrlicb fOftet e M1ilitdr!
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Oie feblesipie' 'iebe Trase.


Ser 6elegrapb ii6er6rafte uns am
9nnntage Danpfernadribten aus NfeU
9orf, ipetd)e luie ullr gu b6uig einen
neMen Bcmeis bon DER llntpi6enleit Der
saenten, oenen Die 9lnfertianng Der De-
pelaen anbcrtrant 1T, lieiern. Oanadl
IoIlen 8erbanolungeu iiber Die glbtre@
tunq cines Shells bon Sdlcsmig Smis
ldcn YreuBen unb Odnenarf i'm @ange
lcin, uno Mamcntlidl aud iiber ben Nn<
theil Der 0IfrntIiAcn SduI0 Oes SerSog-
ltbMms, Den &anemarf Su lbernebalen
haben luur0e. Das lit oLne 3Weiftl Die
ridtige GrfIdruns iener SenlatiOns<
&abeloepelhe, melhe Dor eini9er 3eit
Don neuen Gtreitieleiteu lprad). iueldle
RreIBen nit Odncmarf an9e5etteIt bas
ben loae, un0 ipelde befauntli6 Dem
lbieliaen ,,Mepublifan" picoer einnaL
geleacnbeit CAB, feline lnfenntniB Der
curopai(hen Yolitit an oen Sag III Ie<
laen. Aber Die am WOntage Dcr0hents
| li9te Depefde bat Den fulgenoen Slns
bang;
,Die ,,Yatrie" iaot, Der @e9enitanO
! Der unterban0lun9en SDiiden YreuBen
/ unb Dinemart lit ole sufInftise Stels
hung bon Mllcn uno SHppel, iuelde beis
ben purfte &reuBen 3u bebalten iDlnidbt.
] Die Yatrie lagt ferner, 0ab Die @ebietss
BieOersurliderltattnng, Die BreuBeE
j Oanenlart aneebeten babe, fid ouf oas
Gebiet boE Spenrooe nit 80, 900 gins
pobnern besiehe."
Ser lcbte Sab lit gera0eSu mniinnig.
] Dns @ebiet ooer @Imt 9lpenraoe (nidt
u EOpenrobe) liegt nidt an Der 0aMlden
/ @rense. Da8 grobe 9lnt 9aoersleben,
weIhes lid bon Wieer 81 Nleer eritredt
} uno mel1eS mehr ais 90 gReilen bonn
4 Sfor0en nadb SliOen niBt, Iieot Snildlen
{ 9IpenraOe uno Ter @rense. Sn 0ieienl
{ Minute, ioipie auf Sunbemitt { 0iippcl)
: uno 9lIlen 1T Die odnlld)e nno 0eutlde
T Beb6lferuna oEeroinas icbr 9enildt.
b Qlpcnra0e 1T id9on iiberlDieaeno Oeutih.
+ SIS mag aIlerOineS iein, OnB Oanemart
: Iaeplinldt bat, 0Ipenra0e, ioiuie Sun0es
! Iwitt mno 9ttlen neblt 0a0ersIeben ais
: leinen 2lntbeil al befoMmen. Sab obel
: Breuben D1nemarf Elm iOldes glners
{ bieteu 9eIlad)t bnben iollte, ib midi
q Oentbar.
T 60 banOeIt iib BET Sieler Sraee aud
: nid)t ollein lini bic Yiationnlitat. Sn
]; 9lnte Mpenr0De lie0t ole ldlOne @isunel
r Seebudt, an Der Sltiee, 0ernOe Der 2is
It iier Siete Der 9ior0lce gegeniiber, Di'
= einsiae 2inie, lpeldle iid CUR SeriteIlnnl
u eineE aro6en SdDiiIsIanals sluildlen oel
d 9lOrDlee nuo Der SltIee eignet. Gs Il
= lniht ansunehmen, Dab HrenEen, abge.
ia lehrn BON Oen YFihien, iDeld)e es Oel
Dr Oentlden 8ewobnerA Ipenraoes ge9en.
i iiber bat, bic Sltereien Deutlblan0l
II. in bent GraOc berna6lalli9en f0ants
In Sol es Elm fur bic suliinfliee Shiif
III fabrtsinterc1et Nentld)lanOs 10 ipidti
is aes 8ebict wegld1enft. gSenn cs lidD Ut
er eSebistsabtretanasn au Danemarf ban
al 0eIt, fam natirIi1 suuadllt MIR 20
no 0a6ersleben, Dem am Wiciiten Oanilde
ID HnO Der @rcnse snuadlit lie9tn0en &c
on biete Die 0teoe lein. 0as Nnnt 4aoera
Lr Ieben aIein enlbalt aber niebr aIe DC
IL bierien She'll oes gelamInten SSladengr
slel lh0lts bon SdbIestDi9 uu0 natiirli4 all
i'd ohne Npenrn0e ulebr ais $4,000 Sin
Qs inobner. Is. g.
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9gefb, S. SUM

Sci Der &rdnnao Oes &ailrrS bon
SrIEerreidDs in SfeH iDaren 5000 un<
garilEc uuO 6lterrsihild1e Qlbliae auges
acm go Yairs, 100 DipEonlnte,l Mno
1000 ErelnOe. Der &ailer trua bic
Gleionna oes bell. &tcpbnn, 0ee rrlten
-d)rifilifbeh 60nias bon igHQan,; bic &ais
lerin tDnrbe nnt-r Der 9Id)lrlt5hIe oe,
laIbt. Die @erenonie cliDigte Oanlif,
Oab Der 6ailsr einen @iiael binaulritt,
0elIen @rbe aus Ocn berld)ieDcHcg Dis
EilriEtem Hngnrn's berbei0eidDafit uar
llnO, lein Sdlwcrt nad) allen 4 0ilnHlsIss
aea;nOca treiIenn, Das Qano 0caeir Die
9Gelt Al bestbei0i9fn idtuur. Mad Be-
en0iaune Der @crcmonie rift Der neae
Aonia perl0nlld) nadD Seth, uln aud
bort Den giO Sn ucbuirn, in iDeIdlen q
l0ie alien @ransel lln0nrn's wieocr su
i erlnnaen berlpEid)t. Dernleidles III Ii
Sahr6unDerien nidDt gclebeil iDotoen mi
lImifD moIjI and le balo IlidIt ipieoerEeb.
lrcn. Ser Glons bet Geltiimc ipnl
encrn, bic BegeiIferlulg tannielbaft
Gin &r0aan9saelhent bOl LOG, 900 Dul
eaten iuurDe Dem Railer nn0 Der &aiIei
rili bonn 4aHota9r Dotirt.
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8ari8, 8. SUM.

Die 6ronprinseflin bon 9reibcn 1T
lpieber md DeuflGlnnO atgereilt, iU1h.
reno iEr @tmabl nod Ian9er in Raris
pcrbIribt.
@r0be Observation-Disclosures bon
allen Seiten tucgen oes 6eAlidla0ens
Dcs 9ltteMtats nuI ben Gailcr bon NuBs
Lamb, Dcr in Oiploniaiild s0eipnnoter
gBeile iid) balm ertlarte, HdB OieIer
2sorfaIl nur bic ganoe sIptlAcn 0fHBs
lano ans Hranfreid lidrfen niiIbte rs
cine eieenibimIid)e qogif
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All advertisements are due from date of first in
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81 en- 9orf, 13. Suni.

Sn Der e0nItHntionelen GoubentiDH
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-15

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-15

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-15

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
PROGRESS IN TEXAS.

The horrors of lQuantrellism, to which we
specially alluded a few days ago. are happily
not the only prominent features of the present
time in Texas. While bushwhacking and rllf-
fanism of other sorts yet too frequently disgrace
the frontiers and some other parts, events OF
very different significance are steadily develop
ing themselves in the political affairs OF the
State. The most enthusiastic advocates OF HUI
man Rights, one short year ago, could hardly
have anticipated some Of the results that are
already marking the progress of Reconstruc-
ton. A friend, familiar with Southern affairs,
sends us some extracts from business letter,
which show that, notwithstanding the skepti-
csn prevalent III Conservative and Copperhead
circles, the world does move considerably IN the
right direction.
Speaking of the effect Of Gen. Griilin's order
requiring all jurors to take the test-oath, the
Texan letter writer adds a few illustrations,
somewhat personal, to be sure, but perhaps not
the less notable. Thus run the extracts, under
date of the 10th of May, at the City of HoustOn:
Horace Greeley said, in an editorial in February
of 1866 that a c0ored juror had been impanne'ed III
BROOKLYN and that the 1iI did not fail TO set or the
moon TO riso in consequence What would he THINK IL
lac had seen in linuoo Texas. on the sth day OF May
1851 fourteen o0Orfd iurOrs npaneled IN our DISTRICT
Court ont Of hrcHtgJow, Aud yesterday on an I'M
portant case. the jury composed OF SIX WHITES
aud six colored. On the day before. the jury on
case were eleven colorcd and one white man and
the only man who could write and who signed the
verdict was a mulattO barber by the name OF Love
So much for Horace Greeey's progressive ideas. You
can show him this portion Of the letter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07

all, to be emily an unenviable notoriety for
reckless expenditure and tasteless luxury.
While we hold it to be disgraoeful
to be out-bid, dishonOrable to be
Out-bought, we are very blind 10 the
imminent danger of being outwitted. IL would
mortify us intolerably to have Poor Richard
with us in our transatlantic meahderines.
although we owe all Jour power of prof,ision
to his homely proverbs. He was once himself
in Paris, and in his plain coat, partook of
many a little supper with the laced wits
and the furbelOwed beauties of brilliant en-,
with courtiers who found new relish in Irs
republican simplicity, andwith philosophers who
could never have enough of his conversation
and his common sense. Ii will do no harm for
Americans in Paris to remember that they are
the countrymen of Benjamin Franklin. If they
have steamed across the Atlantic merely in
quest of some of those unlOycly things which
are mentioned in st. Mark, the seventh
chapter, and the twenty-first and twenty second
verses, we can assure them that their perils
by sea were quite superfiuous, and that their
wants might have been supplied at homo
without the smallest difficulty.