davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-06-01
ENREGg-REMENT DES VOTANTS


., SUITE
--as- IS Mai
victorin Bossier Charles Mury
Louis d'Arensbourg Joseph Lembine
Joseph Webre
Sylvan Sbexneydre J. B. Sarpy
J.-B. Shexneydre Victor Laurent
Th6ophile Webre Thomas L. Becnel
Victor Zeriugue Louis Becnel
Martin Matthew Benjamin Becnel
Charles Narcisse Premilas Becnel
Joseph Thomas Valsin Donnalson
Joseph Laroux Joseph SteIp
Lucien Laroux Honorat ROdrigue
John Williams
10 Mai
Sosthene Dufresne Antoine Becnel
FIorian Aubert Henry Steip
William Winters, Pierre Faucheux
Valcour Haydel Peter Becnel
joseph Rouileau Sylvere Frederic
Adolphe Keller Oxeme Hymel
Felix StMartin Octave Tassin
John Henry Edward Smith
Edouasel Fsvarot Henry Demas
Jack James Ursin Charles
Nicolas Haydel Francois St-Martin
Victor A. Haydei J. Alcide St-Martin
Louis Lewis pr. Wilson
Victor Jones Dominique Berthelot
Jacob Oieopha John Berthelot
Augustin Baptiste Fhrestan Berthelot
Ernest Gravois Pierre Berthelot
Antoine Step L-C. dArensbourg
Francois Nsrcisse Felix Laurent
Samuel PRYOR Faustin Below
Samuel Brown Michel Bccuel
Francois J. BaDtisteV v alcour Bossier
Landro Step Ernest Haydel
Symph. Dufresne Frejus Shexneydre
TSIesphore Autin Symphorien Borne
Gorome Hymei Valery Roussel, Jr.
Edouard Wabre Andre Dry
Simon Matthew Florestan Legaux
Nicolas u. Hsydel Henry Martin
Math6o Songy Louis Matthew
J..B. Volion
Al Mai
v. Maucopduit Jules Fouroux
p. Flavius Jacob Francois ChaSaux
Philogsne PanquiuetLucien Deroche
Matthew Robert Alexis Jasmin
Septime Robert Simon Hotard
Antoine Baudouin
a Mai
Felicieu Tassin Ovidc Andry
F. d'Arensbourg Henry Roussene
Sylvestre F. Borne
- Mai
Jourdan D6roche Florian +. Tassin
Floylnn D6roche John Il. Henry
Cslestin ,demer Young Allen
Henry Miles Victor haphaeI
Frank Smith S6vigne Laurent
@. d'Arensbourg Skraphin Barre
Alphonsc Becnel Cornelius Harris
Joseph Songy Joseph Granier
Octave Hymel.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-06-01
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA

PARoIssE sAINT-JEAY-BAPTfsrB
Cour du Quatrieme districtjudiciaire
Mo- 323-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14
A GREAT HARDsHip.-The Chi
cago Times says

A GREAT HARDsmip.--The Chi.
eago Times says
II is possibly not generally known
that one member Of tho omniprssent
Wsshburne family, which has = rep
rssentstive in nearly every public Of
Ace where the pay is good in the
United States, ia the diplomatic rsp.
rcsentative of this republic near the
government OF Paraguay, in South
America. Paraguay is = country
which has been At war Cor some years
against the combined powers Of Bra
,l, Uruguay and the Argentine con
federation.
The effect Of the wsy on tho Amer
lean minister's larder does not seem
to have bsen beneficial. The minis
ter found himself reduced 10 two ar
ticles-beef and oranges. lie could
get nothing else. He sent beyond
the military lines FOR supplies but
the Argentine commander, whom he
behcld the enormous quantity, re-
fused TO let them pass, on the ground
that an American minister could not
desire TO open q Wholesale grocery
store in Paraguay, and the proven.
der, therefore, must be intended fbs
the Parsguayan army. r'l
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14
Drag! Dsugs!! %.
4 LARGE I'LL Il asas Ehelish 40
"A Tssaeh ..l
MU0s, PAINTS, CHS,

Ard LtQQoro, &c., h.. y new betnk
rspsivsd ga opsssd b a. S,ars, ss H.
Cd sand 81 Reass B WitAsfspooa. vhere
b Vim b pssAssd 70 ~ hb old cssssasefs
q vsil = nsw osss sd iusulha then viii
esasiss al sasdafarAted DssC. ns&'
cips,, aud Ill othes articles usually kept
b Dvus 6tssss, q ~ Wy lowest figures
~ . aseatss ~ unaSsltssstsS sstisss
On possibly b. scA q. iof cash. b!
spseIsl rsqseut b. ~ brought on several
sssisiea ~ tsse slsevhsss in thh city
anoug ,hem b Catasrh Snad aud Sewing
AaeSlus resdIes.
~ pisassrs IN Informing my cos.
)uupsss ~ ~ psblh esaseally thaa
havs sssussd Ne Services Of NJ. +. H.
pvsss, phsrnsesutise, iats Of The hooae
x Il, Trank Z. Wood a ibis city, who
Win h - hasa q ~ hoan 70 satssd u
he Prsseript;oa Department r
'i7T A.s0kARs, Druggist,
Feb. u. 1857. sSsM
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

LiQuip GRATING WAx.--Ons
pound Of rosis, Ave ounces Of alco.
hoi, f96 per cent one ounce Of beef
tAlIow, one table spoonful Of spirits
Of turpcntinc The rosin is melted
over a slow fire. II Is then taken
from the Sire, the beef tsllow added,
and the whole well stirred with a
perfectly dry stick or piece Of wire.
Whrn cooled down little add tho
spNfss Of turpcntine, and lastly The
alcohol in small quantities, stirring
the mass constantly Should tho al
uohol cool il down too much, 80 that
= lump forms, warm il 3 little ill il
melts again. BY adding the slcohol,
even in small quantities, the water
contained in Il viii cause seine efer.
vsscsnee Keep II In = corked bot.
tie, and lay Il on IN = very thin coat
with brush IL II is ea. on too
thick crust will soon forn on the
surface, preventing the alcohol from
svaporatiny aud consequently the
mass from hardening.
In the recipe given formerly, much
lrss alcohol vss sdded. In a room
saacisatiy warmsd, the wax mus, b.
Of The consistency Of ,nolss-ss tho
quantity Of tho alcohol may there.
fire be Increased according 10 eu-
cams'sncc- II may be added by
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

SALT AND AsHEs FOR HoRsEs.--
Those keeping horseslshould, twice .
week. throw IN . hAsdfsl Of salt add
ashes. Mix then BY putting in three
parts Of salt 10 one Of ashes. Honss
relish this, and it will prevent bots,
collie, etc. A little ground sulphur
mixed with salt and ashes, And givsa
once in two or three weeks, is also
beneficial All domestic animals will
be thus benefited
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14
Ns0aoks FOR C0kuBEss.-Ths
Lyschbuyg VirginiaA says:

The idsa Of sending negroes to
Congress is widely discussed and sp.
proved. We heard y nsnber Of gen
gtlsmsn say yesterday thsy were in
favor Of il, and hoped it would be
dons, The blacks only have to shove
> few nkalawag whites out Of their
way, and the field will be clear,
They can hsve Il I'll their own way
And Why may they not go 70 Goa
grsssf The Radicals have given
thsm the power, and lot them use il,
u they arc admitted, very well il
they are rejected, II will prove the
hollswness Of Radical pfstsssions.
LIST them make the issue, and hsve
their rights clearly defined.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

Al Interesting l,s,ls shrss- year
old daughter Of hr l.. Kills, Of Troy.
about = week ago, swslIevsds sieksl
psauy, A physiciss vAs innsdi
stsly called, spd al the known rem
sdiss applied without effect Very
sson she commenced to vomit, and 4
vas found impossible 10 keep any.
thing on hcv stswseA The symp.
toms were oil shsss - visulsA. Poi.
son, not usiiks shsss wAicA isdtssts
tho arsssses u as~ssis Esd ssrysh.
aine. The litsls sufferer died Of eos.
vulsi0ns on Tuesday.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

SioxLxs ON THE 8ITuATIoN.-The
| military commanders in the South
seem to bs pretty busiIy engaged just
nov in writing letters TO General
Grant, begging him 10 protest thom
against the President, against the
Supreme Court, and against the Con
stitutional authorities Of the govern
ment generally. or all who have
thus fsr written lsttsrs 10 General
GIANT, Gen. sicklss makes tho most
loxics aud conclusive argument
General sicklss refuses to permit the
execution OF the processes Of tho Su-
preme Court in hiA District, and as j..
signs a. his reason for such refusal
that. " II the Fcdsrni Courts are per.
m;tted 10 enforce their decisions in
the Southern States, they may very
soon DECLARE tho reconstruction acts
| unconsti tutioaal aud void '
Precisely no. Tho military gov.
ernmept created by tho rsconstruc-
ton scts, sud enforced BY tho power
Of bayonsts upon the Southern PEG
ule. Is a d.spoiiic usurpstion. II en.
i.,, no, in pursuance, but In defiance,
Of the Consultation. or course, 10
maintain thcmselvc. in their usurped
power. IL IL essential thu. the military
sstrsps under the rsco uction acts
should no4 only vet aside aad deity
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14
4. II. sosssos. ososas >. sLs snfsa'
JOHNSON 1 SLAUGHTER,
0D10xDDYD.
Marshall. Texas.

II ksPkCTFULLY teudsr tksis ~
n vices 70 thsir old isieads aud patsso,
10 Harrison asd sdjoinipg counties: Frou
osr long sxpss,sses anl csoe Application
" H. psekaias ~ M wasfentsd u ~
ing that our work will BE- interior TO sone
Artificial teeth inserted on the Vulcan
tic Basc IRON oas TO . full Ut, and pesSse'
satbtactioo guasastsed
Ups u Ia can X osnd 10 The once q
eli TINS. Where Il IL inconveuient III
pessos 10 cone 10 tie oGBce, ,hey will b
wuitsA % II thsir kosn0. Our sesviees
can b sssursd By aSs'ss.ssg - tArosgs
IL nail q sthwvbe.
Ovy,U-WSs ssds o. ths Pebble
susass. ~. 7-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

Ths Nov York papers speak on
eonrng'spiy Of the prospect Of =
Striving AL business. The West
SD soath are bare Of goods, crops
~. large and demand mus, be brisk
10 tho extern, Of purchasatls means
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

In China When = s,an becomes
dissatisfied with his wife, be either
obtains a divorce or sslls her. In
this country he prccures the divorce
Or rsps away Not msch Difference,
practically. Is there
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

Generals Beauregard and M.gru-
der wer introduced in the New York
Exchange. on the 10th. They wers
hissed, and left the room. The his
sing was probably done by single
spcoimen Of the viper or goose species,
and wss ao doubt disspprovod by the
men Of the assembly,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

Slaughter of tho Indians continues
with yisos. Gen, Crook is reported
to have surprised two camps in ths
Pueblo mountain, and Killed dity ~
them.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

A chime Of forty two bells is to be
reen and heard 10 the Exposition 4
" played with finger Keys. ike =
piano.fcr,c. to any tune -Four year.
were spent ~ the construction Of ths
instrument.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

Thaddsss Stevens is this latest LII.
?. The University Of vsr~en. did
II for him. The LII. may refer to
Loyal League. Tho D. is obvious.
10 says the New York World.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

A cospa Of Usitsd States sssisssvs
arc ssgAxsd In sarvsyis rssas ses
ths Niagara ship cssal
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

The correspondent. Of the New
York Comucrcial Advertiser says
4" The speech writing il profitable
branch Of the business Of Washing
Ton correspondents, several Of whom
can show scores Of thsir speeches in
tho Congressional Globe, purchased
1t from t25 to 500 ssch. l,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

The Philsdslphis Pres very coolly
ssys Il would not desire 70 - such
. man as Brownlow, 6cversor d
Pennsylvania, but he Is good ssoush
for Tennessee. .av
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

Let aobody ssy sfser this, "poos
vera" Ths poor worms, AsvlsE
possessed thsnsslvss Of ssssiy ~
ssuss ssAaos crop, susha y + 10
ss.festshss siscsnsssssa. v ~ ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14
Froa the New York World
he AaAisy. Csnevsr Conspiracy.

Not the least extraordinary cir
cums,anoe connected Nth the Ash.
Icy Conover conspiracy TO suborn
witnesses 70 implicate Pr~idess
Johnsos 10 the assassination scheme
is the manner in which the whole
matter has been treated by the lead.
ing journals Of both political parties
The Democratic p~ss naturally hes
itssea 10 accept a. Trustworthy aay-
thisg coming from ssch a source ~
Conover--s convicted pcrarer, scs.
fenced to the penitentisry, aud TO
whom a pardon has been refused.
The Radical journals, on shc other
hand, dare sos say that Cosevrrs re-.
tnarkAbls statements about Ashley,
Butler, 4 Co. arc false The
Tribune, to be sure, speaks Of the
whole ss - pretended revelation n
Radical vieksdssss, but ii does not
claim that Ashlsys notes to Conover
are forgcrics on the contrary, it ad.
nitr that Ashley wrote them, and
charactsvinss them a. brief and
meagre,' and says that they "css
ouly bc linked with Conovsr's
chsrgos by powers Of Imagination "
which tho Tribune thinks would be
extraordinary fog Mr., Staubcry
Nor dsss Mr.. Ashlsy dsny his con
III Il n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

GsrriU saith osstsssss thst hs
gave JohH Brcws ssnsy 70 sssiss ia
vuani.g ID slaves; but hs AYERS thai
b gave hin noss Whatever % assist
In ths Invasion st Hsspsrs Ferry
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

Tho WssAiastos correspondent oi
shs Worshssssr { hass. } sry ssys h
spsshs BY sstAoriay 10 saying tAsi
bad aot Gsnsssl Grant bsen villas
W tsks tbe var oGes I'd iat1risa, Nj.
Stanton would poi have lsfi ths de-
psrtmeat without further exhaustion
Of legal means 70 retain his rightfsl
place. The matter vas fully de-
eusssd between the two beforcha nd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14


FRANK {. WoeD,
DRUGGIST AND AP0TnECARY,
sourH sips rssLsc sauAAs,
n A n 9 H ALL, TEX AS,
HAS rscsivsd asd b uo~ eps.inx = iu,I
III sad coaptsts asnastasst Of DRUGS
CHEMICALS, and PATENT MkDI
CINES, PAINTS. OILS. vARNl6H
KERO8lNE OIL. LAMPS, GLASS
asd GLASSWARE, PERFUMERY
SOAPS, HAIR PREPARATIONS
CON BS, BRUSHES, &c. &c And 4
great vss;etyoi
Toilet anA Fsncy Articles,
Surgical and dental Instruments, Physi-
eianst Pocket Casca and Saddle Bags
Truso, Supporter, and Brsces. hso .
tsesh supply u Colsmans Mustard. and
= we'll selectsd stock u
d Y f s + y + + S .
N. B.-having ssesvd .he services Of
q qualified Apotkecary, Phy-icians c.n
rely upon having their prescriptions care
fslIy compounded at al hours OF the day
o. night ~
10 Ceantry Dealers and Hhyadans.
You viii please call and examine my
stock before going elm. where, - !, " com
psste in every respect. ] can Oil ycs' bills
y low Ne any Other house in this seciior
Of country.
FRANK r. WOOD.
August %, 1906. 3u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14
sea. n. n. DAVIS,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
SN 1fAI1kAlx. T0A.

V15uL ~ leAeevls1esolnls o. PREF y
Dss6. assaSAgas, ~ osvsn V 'ss~s'
siesAh ssy IN = ~ susetsy asese1se
u rro0Dsay. OAes WsA ~ = ~ Pseac
~fa. 49, n11-y.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

A New Haven furriss Is havias
Aftssn h'ppopotamus hides tssssd
They are said 10 weigh $500 posnds
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

Several composites o. colossd
troops have bssn organised In New
York, with the purpose Of ultimsssly
fosnias . sssinsat 70 b. attacked 10
ths Naiiosal 0usF1.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

4 eompasion Of Robert Fsltos 10
biz steamboat spsculstioa lives IL
koeasyiiIs, IndissA, " yssrs Old.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

TO KEEp MILK SwkEr-Miik
may be kept s~sst keeping il in =
clean ROOFS, in company with fresh
water In some plssss il is custom
ary 70 ast tubs Of water along the
middle Of tho cellar, cave, or milk
house, with IN arrangement Of piPea
b. which The wssss can b. readily
ehaAosd twice > Day. II j. found
tAss this arrangement prevents the
4itk from becoming soursd even BY
ligktsing.-N r. AsrSiis N
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

q. N. Bisklsy, o.igisssss u he
Knighas Of ~ Golden Cirsls, dls1
!. Haltnoss Saturday week.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

The Cssssl psciao ksilsoad Coz.
paay ~ ruofsd tss suiIeS Of il sosAl
throsgh he Anew rsgioa. TAsy h.
tss1 - cover I'll tbs worst exposures
les vfutss travel.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

sarssoss viii hsvs sissy lAsssaad
visitess lhis ssases,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14
I've Valsabk Fal1ss for SAX.

nN1s ~ A1,0 Nstk West Of Mar
~ Al, 'hasws = ~ tDasessf fssssr
rseoss nstaisiag t1o0 arsss w ceres
saaN, Asaot nj sai fr,1l5
s.sr,. -. :. ~ J ss:,e w. Z
-, p, v - = - - - 10 acres
~ 3 GA ~. Rslsy, A.esh.'',
= 1n 1 -, Js1psssa. TsssH. p p =
21Gk0A USjao, boz slfrgsl lpl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

Mis ABBY Fohea, ess Il ~ sas-
lisss sdvocaasa Of veaaa's r;sh>s, -
rsssauy did u Rochester, New
nsspsAirs, - ~ vifs ~ Of ssvsa.
y-1vs yesn. Hw ~ avsrsioas
during NJ, says ~ 6osssa Pest,
ssss naos sspssnssy. s,avssy, asd
heSp' ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14
Misrellaueaus.
MAMMOTH
livery STA BL f..
Her,es Bought and Sold.

THIS spisodd Ssshle, located GU Aus
II tn stseet, North Oh The conri Hoo~t,
: now opu, and veil stocked viii. saddle
40 harness Horse, HusKicr. i'"rk' az
Ill OF stich Ill b hired On r'ysoFsh'e
terms ller.a described By the moai"'
stsk day, or slngle FED i.v -,
Iofsos .sd Mules bosgh, and sid -
commission. 1.. ~
MN. HRADFlEI.D, rroprtseof.
Marshall. Frb, ~. ls66' .oH {
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

F1>ssa hsadrsd thousand psrsess
sss seIA y have AiSd ia H. Orissa
distrist ~ sshss pasts Of lsdia, b
10 fanias lest year. The most her
itIs sssAss Of suAbtsg srs rspoFtsd
hssCy nstAsss hsvsng bsss fbssd
eaeisk ~ bsdiss u heir asal sAil'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

Agsak Of tAs Govsransss have
lsss sslliss ~ TsaiAss afss ssa
- Ana iNioo
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

The British captivss in Abys.ini'
havs bssn separated from the Em-
psrss b native rebellion, ssd an
svgas3sd = ssCs In sosssqSsass.
EnelsaA ssiae spared The trouble
sad eoee Of Q war.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

The sew suspension bridge u NJ
agars will be ready for We Bsxt viz
~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

A New York pickpockst offered 10
bet the Judge who sentenced him,
two 10 one that he would be released
before his time was NJ.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

he political thinbsrisgsr vhs
controls ths eclunss Of he Nsu
Yerk Tines spplssds, IKE al his
RaAssl sossnPonsiss, shs Posssiss
assunsd By NJ. Stanton.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

TuH - : essyssisssS a..s.s1
vs7 $780, sa...svsl ~. !
vags ysl6 n ~ yss . "A'~s
Qsn Eosst1enlasaA sssisass
Ass 81, lSet. 81 ~ ST.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

Minority representation IN PaFlia'
neat 10 ons q ~ faatsfss Of tAe
EsetisA Rsfsru Dill. 9hs novelty
u ~ nsasess Aas ssssasa . pss'
fousA ssasaaies b psktieal circles.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

Gssssal Lee V u Sweet 6SsiaeH. /,
Mosros eessty, w.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

| A NEW l'svcnoLooioAt ssNsA.
rIos In the neivhborhoo,i Of
0Fallon street l.9ss . worry poor but
honest and respected family, consist
ing Of a husband aud wife aud three
children Tho eldest Of tho children
10 Iad of ten years Of ses. Ths~
boy is very .ietly, ha. scarcely seen
= we'll day since his birth, and, II "
said, !. empowered With uhiquity. In
other words he posscsses the marvel.
oss faesl,y II appearing IN two o.
more place. At one ard the rsme t.sss.
We give this rtAtcMca, ~ W. hear
it, aud oply for what !, is worth. II
ia alleged ihs, the boy has been secn
at intervals dssisg two days IN Pa
dueah, ksslacky, and al the aAme
the was helpless on = sick bed in
this city. that he has been bathing
in the Mis.isaippi when his mother
VS. f"ndly ,.saing shove him and
cxpect,ug him 10 expire every mo.
ment that he has been seen =, the
residence Of cousin in Sangamon
county, Illinois, when he was incap.
able II leaving his couch. Such arc
rome Of the extraordinary stories thai
are told ~ concerning this poor in
valid.
What is stranger still, We are told
that mi. uhilui,y, as it must bs call
ed, IL involuntary on the part Of the
boy that y, lines whom he il thus
ubiquitous he ia seized with violca,
spssms, and seems to be afraid Of al
Who approach him. He IL perfectly
conscious Of all that IL Transporting
md relates conversations aud do.
seribss all that he ,ccs away from
where his bod, really is IL ruth
he appears to be afraid of his avn
being, sud from each succeeding
srvsm. ocession.d b, Ne ertrsnrli
'ffrN"f - ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

Nc. a,
UNCLEJOE'S BLOCkl
1uoe NeeeaveA
iaahissif ,f ~
Pearson & Pillsbury,
Mp sfaAs hssaea 1913 4 0sess-
~ sies svsR hssesAa - III oassse
A hsss h Of ehoies ~ .Leas lioar; ;
81 Leah be,>sd, kfis-4sisd Meal, (bsss'
HAi;) Asss rcsa, IrssA Potatoes. Cess.
OA>A CssalsssisA saa slasss every
kiaA u sap,s - lssy 0rosssiss nov
% haal. ..1. ..
M ~. n1e0
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

J. WILKES Boorn.--We publish
to-day minute AID eircumsta n tial
account Of a discovery that J.
Wilkes Booth n still alive. What.
ever value msy be given to the &C
count, the details arc certainly inter
cssing and bear +" internal evidence, .
IL not Of the fact Of Booths being
still alive, at least Of the belief OF
the writer Of the letter in his exist.
ence. II may be well to remark that
the parties mentioned in this com
muDicst,ou are well known, and the
truth Of the matter cannot be long
kept from the public understanding
The mysterious manner in which
Booth was captured the air Of mys
terry and secrscy preserved about his
death, the mutilstion Of his corpse
before opportunities for idsnti6oa
ton were allowed, the melo- dramat
10 air in which everything pertaining
10 him WIS presented, have given
rise to grave doubts. II has been
said several times that John Wilke,
Booth wins no. dead that the melo.
dramatic bxt hidcous and revolving
stories Of his mutilation were false
and invented to gain some psrticu-
lar end. Al any rate, the truth OIL
this communication will b soon
known. We invite attention to it
Washiwyto~ Union.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

.4ss.. -. t.Y.ia +Ifa'ttI raI
w ;ss rll - 80 r'' r'aiiV
sa4'anstf1s rfas'Fsi
.. I'd f4nsssF Haitsf asft f-1.ta.I
Hn
.--t 80 ssaa s.-,i 81 80 'ff1
aet
--7. ssl~.s4a- ~ usSaaif
-Tr+. aAsl. Isfl 81 lg -. : l0
MA bsanu1G1l - EU.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

VIVA IN unhssllass ~ ~
lsasss ssvsaty 10 "ssaalsesa's
attiss."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-14

IoaN 2. wILtlAx1, Attorney I.
d Law, AaeI1a4 1saqa. ~ sesaned
H. pSesttG z ri igSohssaoa h ~ cosrh
Of Il hid 5s2Essl hhfHes. I'D y ~
eos.y Of nssSA d ~ xighA Jsdicisi
Dishjst Cereal alteseios yin b giveo
70 ~ ssilssties u olains. cd assslemeus
Of ~ 6Ieta. -, II
IsaSaa Nov. II, isss. aiaA,