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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

Subscriptions arc in circulation IN
New York TO raise money for the
widow Of stoucwall jackson two
tAousssd dollars has been already
suhscfibsd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

Knpssn CsFsstls y 10 hst>ss
spirits, ~ hss neaAnl ssa1l1lse h
slightly Improved. ~ kss~s MAJ.
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from fSvos.
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nfnnfuTION.

THE psstasuuAlp Asetetsgs eshlinS o.
l tvsrs i e -, i ~ .as.ss,;
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b ~. ~ ~ IN eulale IL oatseseS
lae llA6uialss.
". Z. BROOKS.
q. ". l. DAWSON.
AsrAsll Nov. -. ~ leu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

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| bonds A Western demagoguc might
say Ooco upon time the South
built up nm oligarchy based upon
black slavery. The Almighty de
creed that !, should not DO -Four
hundred thousand shareholders own.
ed four millions Of blacks. Presto,
Providence, and Jefferson Davis lib.
Grated them daughter did
not mention Mr.. Lincoln. For the
demi god of the newspapers ncvcs
existed (Oh.) He tried 10 save
the Union by saving slavery. His
Emancipation Proclamation vas en-
accident (No) Having takss care
OF the South, says tho Western dem.
agoguo, ~ k 10 the North. -Four
hundred thousand bOudholdcry have
,hirtv million. az III. in hondsre'
aha;, -, =. ~. Matte
'"''''
Worh' W srt WOrki
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

The king of tho Sandwich Islands
hes named William g, Sunalito as
his successor in ease Of his death.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07
r. \. DAVIS,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
MAllwAII. TxxA. p

VEyll.L tshs ackaov lsdssosass - prsas q
w Ds>A. MestGnsss, SD sas~s" 70 law
- h ~ psst 4 ~ countsy sseseAoe
n neu0s1!y, dl1ss Wsst ~ 81 tts Psb'sc
EosssS esxt Asss y u. BsAss' DssG heote.
II ~ n7T-ly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

II \ sid that Gsn. Sicklcs will bs
iiapssdsd, unlsss he obeys the Or
dsss rsstraisiag him from Interior
ias with the United States Courts,
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The National Debt.
SPEECH 90 osonar gRASois rnAr

Some time ago We Published libcr
al extracts from the gold room speccl
of Mr.. Train. We nov present TIL
following abstract Of he speech OF
the national debt, a. We find II re
ported in the Bui,l 10 Courier
Mr. Train, who was received with
applause, connected by reading th'
following resolution
Resoic,i, As our national deb
was contracted by imitation, by infa
ton it should be paid
Mr.. Chapman. OF 81. i,ouis--Wha
do YOU mean by that proposition ?
Mr.. Train-Wc mean up viii
rrcenbaoks and down with spcci,
payment" daughter aud applause.
| An those in favor Of gseenbacks, ~,
ave. Loud cries Of a,c) IL III.
people prefer grccnbaeks without in
icrcst. why force them TO take bond,
and notes with interest? That's "a.
The statistics show tina, oat Of thirty
six millions Of people only half I
million pay an income tax on thou
s.,J doil,ys lJenes 4, !, al, 4,
suppose ihst that aumber will cove,
the bondholders. The question ari
SEES, is there sufficient virtue aud yen
crosby in the other thirty five mil.
lions and half to vote to tax them
selves to pay these five hundred
,bou,,nd bc,aho,dcrug C,,cs al
,.sT mo dcmngoguo viii mol.
v,cb nf th,s Nam, Ianoh,cr
And Won must NEE, him .onOrely n,
Lc vii h.vo tho ,rrune,t
Tho Nov yn,l ij.r,lJ elo..d o,s
If Il. laa, ic,,lo,s ON ,be u,,;on,l
hs,l. hy ..ying, /" SIM, uoy,cc
Greeley Lv hs;l;nc Al, D,,,s al.
m;,s *, ,be,c IL no such crime ms
,rcsson our na,;onol dcLt 4 mn
,;onal .vindlc "a yo;cc--a RI.
Head l. no on;d, 10 n,hIo amin
lon ~ No, nre mi.,,ten Kan
moi, AWAY loots ahead III. bn,
sho, ;n,o ~, rational hail. ,re ia
ar ,loso ne, pras;dan, mal;,a
s,;,n,;nas Ie l. Grst 10 500 chsn',o
su'a'ion', nc = nrs' 20 . ,oe q enange ,
III tue p"o',o 'u'"u, I'M Jury yoa''
eSfer,s''oe ha' luaup n'" a prophet
as wen as io,'"noi tAp'.ause
neey year. oeo U" y, , 'o'' me 'ne ,'a' u
pane vas a goo" 'hihs ,or y Guy or
a nalieh' mhi''Ro was pun our o'
lnlia'lon ihS pane came pans
rup'oy ioi'o"eu' uu, 'ne SuDs,a"''n'
stores, me n'aghineent re,'uenoo1,
the splendid Guy ana TWO n"nureu
Thousand people remained mere
Loud applause "ifs us green.
backs We say ana oo''u cities, PAM
corn open coat mines, control r''l'
ways launch ships, grow cotton es-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

n special wssAinglea esssss-
psslsat II ths 81 Lseis Aspsh nssa
esys, IL ss1ss IT ~ ss6ssal q
Ga. BhssiAsa essaasd ~ ha1ls e.
c0oeDeat.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

TuE STATE FALL ELECTIONS.
The ncxt election ouiside the unre.
constructed States will b that o.
Vermont, which will ocrur On the "a
Of September, and the day sftss, Gel.
iCos NE, aad the other sxtrsmity of
the Upioa will follow. 4 lev days
Afterwards, or the oh " Bspts0bss.
Maine will BE- heard fren. Nsssly .
month will thsn slspss, II The esd u
which tins the great Htatss Of Pssn-
syivsnia, Indiana, asd Ohio viii e.
gage in tho politics! strsgxls--thsir
day ef election being the 9Th of De-
tober. Next will COME the elections
that occur on the Avst Tuesday In
November 9th. They ere New
York. New Jes,ey Dslsvsss, Mary
land, Massachusetts, Miskigan, via
conrin, Minnesota, illin"is, Kansas,
Missouri, and Nevada. Colorado will
vote on tho l2ih Of November, which
will close the list Of Fall elections.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

ENcLos,No HAND RiLLs IN Nsws-
pApnxs. We arc sometimes asked
70 circulate business had bills by
enclosing them IN the paper II pso
pie knew the penalty attached TO this
violation Of Law they wosla esstaialy
not repeat the request Home wssA'
aeo the editor Of tho Js6sssswiaa,
West Chester, Pa, sent mise pspess
to the Wilmington postolkcc, Zach
containing a hand bill Being re-
ported to the postmaster General, by
the postmaster Of that city, Maj Oar
tington, Postmaster at West Chester
wns directed 10 collect o. upon each
paper, tf5 In all Mr. Hodgson, tho
publisher paid the money, This
punishment should not oniy serve a.
: warning to alt publishers, hut
should proven, their patrons from
requesting so costly violation Of
the law--& Lo~'. Republican.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

Tell US, q ye astronomers, what
planet Y, Ia, that, at ten o'clock, ap-
pears 10 the east at an angle Of q
little less than forty five degrees
As We were going home las, night At
that hour, Nc we're startled by the
wonderful briIl,ancy of that star, and
supposed i, a, 6sst 10 be . burning
balloon Ina little lea than ten
minutes i, d~indlei gradually, but
quite rapidly, 10 the sile Of tAs snail
atsrs around II, 40 that, without hsv.
ing watched IL, We could no, have
distinguished il from them. In lsss
than = minute Il began to brighten.
and in = few seconds ATTIC .asa . con.
siderable portion, but not morn thaa
one half, IS We judge, OF the bright
ness II had when - arst Lsks,d Il
II then rcmained unchasgsd a. long
- va sav it--Losisciis Jo~,sai
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07
FRANK {. WO0D,
DRUGGIST AND AP0TllECARY,


soUrm s,pE p1...io SQUARE,,
N A X y II A l.. l., TEX A 4,
III Az received aud il now opening = iull
III and complete assortment Of DRUGS,
CHEMICALS, anil PATENT MEDl-
CINkS, PAINTS, OILS. VARNISH,
KEROSENE OIL, LAMPS, GLASS,
end GLASSWARE. PERFUMxRY,
SOAPS. HAIR PREPARATIONS,
COMBS. BRUSHES, nc. &c And =
great variety Of
Toilet and Fancy Articles,
Sarvissi and Den,al Instruments, Physi-
cisnes Pocket Csso and Saddle Bags,
Trsoo, Supporter, and Braces. Abo
ireah sspply Of CoiemAn's Mustard, and
. we'll selected stock Of
d Y e 8 r u F + s.
N. B.-Hsving secured the services d
. qualified Apothecasy, Phyaiciass css
rely upon having their prescriptions care
fully compounded Al oil hour Of 'hs day
o. night.
70 Osaatry DsalArs and Physicians.
Yea will pleass call and ezamipe ny
stock before going elsewhere, % II b com.
pists 10 every respect ! can6il Your bilh
o. Inv - any Other hose In this sectios
Of ecsatry.
FRANK u. WOOD.
Augast IS, 1856. au
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

Wilhss ssys thsss b 80 . uese
assAs u Skssiana's aAuia1us.aivs
stali4y tAas 4 ~ al1i1a3 e!oians
Wilkss y sisAl ~ ~ - ssl1Ass.
- 4seijs .A4ssv<:wy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

AJUsU Weeo u - ~ q UeSt0a
ssssty. lIliesis, ~ sepsspsiaaiss
aessys Will sep.eysa ly ~
AAass Hspssn. lih ~ II hin
He = . bsisAsl ssAelss asl liz.
gsisA bsisg nasass Il III lAsgsAoss,
: . sesa tsasssspA ssssea.s. ses
vsits = ~ eaos 1os ~ ~
hesAp-esd vital - lnssias11ag b
Ais saAssn, tAsa ~ psssaihs1 - .
|Aaals salssAs y ~ pstsss y 60
~ivs = ~ ssssss. ~ - sssae.
ones1.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07
J. b. TULLIS,

J. D. TULLlS,
DENTIST,
MARSHALL, TEXAS.
Having returned from the Ohio Dental
College, oahys bis services to the public.
Odce-East Of the Court Housc. over
tbs store Of W. N. Johnston L Co.
Marshall. March ., ~. saiy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

Eight trials for perjury will take
place 1t the next term Of the United
Dtates Court for the State Of Georgia.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

Passing AIesg Holsss sssssa . few
days ago, tbs following soliIoquy vas
hsssd uttered 10 psiAstis tesss b. >
colovrd Ss~ssns
No nsat 10 bsssA, bsrsfootsd sad
viasss esoia, vhAs 4 uie3ss gviss
" Dc tAs I1ssd esly kssvs--hs sss's
got 10 noss blast- bsssis.. $50 =
vasss nslss ssd ssass psAshS y
Watched uid dosbls hsssil sAss guss.
wAiss felix's voa't Dsy - ness tAaa
any esas fes veskis, ~ sss 10
Mighty bot. BY sslly I gvias TO
stsal ss~stAia 1ss ~ pei - 10
Jill. gssm dsy Win lssa -.
HUM Nss ptssasa. HssSs;ile
fo.trpsuiraf.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

I've valhabh FaeIns h Eala
ONK IN - Mettkws4 d has-
~ sAs,l, bassH = ~ tsass1s yrasise
Pl.cs, soaaAislag ioee sessA ~ scsss
TAe oskss stghs nllss Nslhkess q
aasAali. hoeeh = ~ Jsraee Wcnai
P'scr, eoaaslaIse 80 sssss. ~ scrss
ssasr hsas.
Apply - CAyl q. .. nAiey, NsrshAll
~ Ransli d T., Jeorssoes Tess.
March 10 'e1-ea
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

ROLAND ,onnA -. -. rlNcKNgv HARRIS.
ZONES / HARRIS, Attorneys sod
al CosussaSsss q Law. oeace on Market
strsst, Shssvspoes, L.. viii practice in the
pss,shss Of oa16s, Dsi3oto, and Bossles,
ma viii at>es1 V sssse Ia ~ District,
SUPPRESS 81 FsaesAl eosrts.
Jas. -, 20. I-y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

TuE IorToS tmor The cotton
crop Of last year foois up 10000
bales, instead Of two aud half mil
lions as the New York Tribune and
many other Northern papers were
constantly predicting slmos, 10 the
last The same authorities, or their
kipfolk, now feel certain that tho
present crop will not TALL short Of
,w and a half or three millions Of
bales. We are very much inclined
10 believe, however, that it will not
exceed, even II II equals, the crop OF
last pear. Prospect. were good for
awhile but untoward weather, the
worm, aud the process Of making
rulers out of the freedmen hase
srp.sly reduced the promise, aud
there !. much reason that IL will con.
time to dwindls until the picking is
over, lf the crop reaches swo mil.
lion bales the country may he very
we'll satisfied, considering 'hs terri
bio obstacles thrown IN tho Wy Of
cotton raising ---Cok N,ss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

Elder Watt, . Moraoa missiosary
writes that tho Mormoss In England
and Wales arc STEPPED 10 poverty.
All Who hsd nesss hsvs IN shs
ecsstry, cad shoss fenAisiag bsAisa
Asd il diAcult " keep BODY anA sosl
together. They look V ~ SeiAss
IL Utah fos wsaas 10 ssssA Ne na-
mos Zios. lIssdssas II ssosssisa
fstealss, ~ El,lss sdas, " an lssk-
Ing y ~ nosstsias fss As,p." Ths
8alsss 10 Utah Of ~ nsls pssssssisa
Viii ~ b abls 70 visAAs;i :Asis
synpsaAy ftss thsss psss sisssss.
A mas named Jsmes noAoheul
sliss Assris, vss srsss>s1 u Chsss.
kss eosasy, KssseA, ~ lstsa \
Fort Bsssk. shssgsa ~ ~ oagAs,
II Tksass TayIW, II 0nysss sss.,
y, Tssas- NJ. Tsytss ~ nsptss'
"a sbssl H. 3vlA 4 JOY. ssA n
bedy thssvu Isss eDsiss sivss. vAss'
u ~ ssbsssssssly sIssA Il I
- II - tsssslsse II > uaesa ~
sses sostA isassAiag y passAas'
lasA. fAs ~ II II veesM ~
ssbssqssstly fssad, 81 = \ 49,
psspsssy recognised = hs1ssoiag =
! saspsstsd Passy. nsa1AssA = I
~, inpltaAass slAsss u ~ sss6es
~ Lssis Rspsal;ass.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

NO. a.
UNCLEJOE'S BLOCK:
1uot RecelVeA
Pearson 4 Pillsbury,
nNk Of ~ largest stocts o. 9rocs'
" riss svss bsesSAt v this market
A large II Of choice 81 .l.csis Flour /;
st Louis hollsd, tila-Arisd Meal, (bsss'
ufsl) Nsss Pork, Irisa Potatoes Coss'
Oaas, Cysabsssiss, ssd alsoss every
hisa Of soaels aaA fancy Groessiss nov
on haA4.
Feb. ~, ~. n2V"-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

n 1. uy0HTOWKR, Atasseey ss
H. Law. M9ulaa 1isse, nsrses 20.
Tssas, IN psssttss n the Oossts o. ~
sixA Js11efal Djsesic4. All esssnes -
truesl 70 ~ vt,t receive pss~Ps ~
tsattoa.
ApsA ~, leSs. NY
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

\. pees, .wx- sseonAS.. a. w. e's'
uAvR asosd espsrssessaip 10 ~
n +5 ;s :r !! III "a. : r s ~ ~
vii eatoDA ~ Ouogb " " Ceaseses 0!
Hassissa, M, Passh, asd Upsa.r Q!
~ 81, ~ MOI Of The Sth Jsd'css'
Ds>ssct.
Sspeenhss Is. 1855. q"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

DIV. I.aasdon, Of Ylossncs, Mas. i,
sho ewaa sosthdovn ram, hss bssn
sued BY Thomas Poole for 500, for
injuries dore 10 hi. wife by the All.
NAL. II Arst stacked Poole himself,
but 10 escaped isso ~ apple tres.
Il thea turned spoo Mm. Poole, Who
was running sway. hacked her
down, tore her sIoahss, sd others ~
acted very saeiviily. II Mr.. =.
con,,u NOS u live with nan Who ecu
ts freed BY . hostiIs shssp ssd leave
her 10 aght il osh sAs deserves To b.
buttsd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07
KW Delck MOTEL.

NEW .eA INTEL
IRVINE HOU 8 T..
NsvtA- Dsst Oss~ PsbAe Square
UNCLE JOBS BLOCK.
TK!s He'll b eoavsaisstly sasssssd
i sus ~ ssvslliag psblis, wasss
guss1s ean - eeeou0ooaseo vi'a ~
very BEET. 6ssvsae1 aebsasave, rohs,'
and obkeiag. rso9s!stes Ard sls.ks =
ways sse1y y tssd yea "A'~S
wejcsaA"
Coil h 0ssasnsa I'D register
Arg 81, 1851. "o".
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07
DAVID AecPHAla.,
AID JIWAAA'
nApsnAIL. TEXAS.

MOULD wspssaislay saasssss 70 = e :.
w ia fviru1s ~ fearso. -, = i
.rsic ., sork a Ah I'D $3.50; N"s.
~. a III, Public Square. vhsss = = q :,
,i,,~. ., ,eaiu receiving ''h'ss' ses'F =
psAiir ,s.ssousSe.. ,tA.tf
n~snubef I, %.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

TOHN p. WILLIAMS, Attorney d
d Law, nasshaA, 1ssaa, ~ rssomed
IL psssiise q ~ pssobnios 10 tAe ces!6
q - olgoA Ja1Iofal Dbtrist, cd ia ~
csssty u Masim q ~ slsAsa Judicial
Dishse1. OaesA6l atAsstjss v@ b. gives
10 ~ eollss1iea d s1aims, AID ssstIsnees
Of "a deh4e.
Masuhan, NeS. ~, lass. ni3;ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

vOHN BURKk, Attespey sod Coao-
epIios d Law. NasJlan, Texas,
ssyIse rsssasd " DsastIcc q hh pro
isppIos. I'll psos&ies 10 I'll The conrts
OF H. 0lxsA Jn1fGial District.
Bspjness intsusosd y Ais cass will re-
eeive s.stes ~ pssops attention.
Ost. 20, ~. nS-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

4" Warwiek writing to the Macon
Telegraph. says
4" nn aiisid ,hsfe ia very dsrk
side Of hi. trial With, up to this
time, has been concealed from the
public eye Why Ia !, thu, John A.
Bingham, Of Ohio, who !. conduct.
ingthi. case on the part Of the pros
ecatiop, Keeps altogether in the back
groand, never sho~s his head in
court, aad directs all the novcacnts
Of the trial FROM his private once 7
Why il |, that We nov begin to hear
slsr- csss upon the jury Why
does the Chronicle now b~gin 10 in
peach their loyalty, snd ssy that
there IL Southern sympathy y"
enough in any Ws.hinxto" jury to
acqui, Mr. Suuau' Why doc. the
Chrcuicle no. .sy the, the presence
Of oar SoutAsrm symps'hissv on the
jury viii be enough to seqs't the
prisoner
81 ansver these qussesoss by say.
ing that l an satisfied that thoss vho
we're instrumental in Psttiag Mrs.
eurratt 10 drsth (snd amo~g these
arc Stanton. Bisgham ssd Wsish.
man, fear that they may yet h. held
10 an,wes for mardcr. They are all
three loyal men, and IL would give
the loyal Republican party = ~.
we're shock 10 hive thss convicted
and pcrhsps executed for murder,
The son II thc murdered ros.o. will
certainly not rest after his own 40.
qui,tsl, until he hat dragged the muir
dcrers Of his mother 10 justice, lie
Is determined 10 do H. lic viii have
the power 10 do Il for nov that the
innocence Of his mother has been g.
iahl,shcd, he will find hundreds Of
wealthy aud powerful friends ready
to stand by him aud a-s,s, him with
all their mi, ht The fear Of their
own lives, Therefore, is the motive
that Is now impellinr Stanton, Bing
ham and Wciehmnn to send John u
Snrratt TO the scafIo'd "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07
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GAAisALDu AND rMH FsSiASs

GAAisALDI AND rMH fsSiASs o.
Tho following IL ~ extract from =
late Leudos letter;
Further manifestations VI the COW
plot between tho Pssisns Asd the
continental revolutionary party, I
believe, came ~iih,a the taowledyc
Of the authorities duriay ,hs Last
few days, and !, IL said, the DsAs
Of Sutherland has 1ri,tsn to Gsa.
Ossihsldi, arrsstly di.-ssding BIZ.
frc~ giving his eosatenane. to Inc
cause Of tho revolution IN ireland
On the other Land, the Gcnesnl, | am
told. has written . letter 10 an emi.
seat synpssAisss hsse, ssking how
England, which spplsad.d and .us-
tanned him when Ia freed tho PEG
pie a. sicily, cas- welcome the Sui.
tan Who has nas~aersd the popaia.
tioa Of Crete. aad cas- hersslf rrfa.e
TO recognize "thc diviae right Of in.
surreetion in Isslasa.
We fear that s~sA a. snecdo,e ~
. Paris correspondent Of the Ciac,a.
sati Esqsirrv tells Of tho American
Mrs Dr.. WALksA will sos mseh
Improve the prospects Of the party
which ins,sis that women have ali
the qualities to make intelligent and
discreet voters This strong minded
lady, being on = visit To The Paris
Exposition, spissi bus, Of Gen. Loo,
Then Il was, ays this CORES.
pcnde~s--
Her little eyes hs.l'sd, her thia
nose contracted with Indigestion, her
little lip. qaiv.red How darss
one, shricked the feminine NJ. D..
how dares ono 10 exhibit that
With that she tore Of the label, and
with her pretty foot-for there Ia
tbs, much Of woman about her
ss.spcd II on the Aoor. And the
crowd msrvcled, saying Whe oai
. Ara you not afraid Of insulting
some one mosic-tIy asked some
lady Insult somebody insult
somebody said she ." ! consider
that an insult In the world And
then goisg away, the champion II
the iosu,,cd world whispered in,o
the car Of the lady II anybody
asks who did il, tell EN- i, was me. u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-12
LETTER FROM DANyILLE.
DANyILLE, February 9, 1867.

DANyILLE, February 9, 1867.
To Tie Editors Of tie Richmond Dispatch:
It's time you were hearing from Danville
again, although my budget of news is nell
Their large nor very interesting. We've
been through stirring election since my
last. The Office Of town sergeant, made
vacant by the resignation OF Mr.. y. W.
Watkins, had to be filled, and the dear
people were called on to decide between
the claims of the rival candidates. Al.el
a most exciting day of it, Mr.. McCuily was
declared elected. Mr.. McCully Is gooc'
fellow, and will doubtless make goou o.
ficer, but the men he beat are is soou ~
as he. .aNr n
G. Woodinr town collector, vice MT.
Law resigned. This is capitai aPPo,in.'
ment for Tom Wooding was q goou soluiel
and is a Young man of fine capacity e'ei'
wav worthy Of the appointment. :
There il considerable eSchemeh' II
b,s;nass circles here growing out OF lot
BUSINESS "a 70 have been committed by
s.lS ; nne of the stores in this place. Lie
Si'.a;,,ad however, but little money, though
.ne ITS drawn were for large amounts
~ haa left town. The matter has not YET
been made public; when it is iii let you
know.
Our merchants are making preparations
for heavy business this spring, and the
bricklayers are making ready to build
some of those stores / told you about
Merchants and others are visiting our town
with view Of settling. and as fast as they
can obtain the houses are commencing
business.
Among the recent arrivals is that OF Cap
tain J. T. Averett, who purposes opening
a first-class male academy in the building
formerly used by DR.. Danes as female
school. Captain Averett is ripe scholar
a most successful teacher, and valuable
acquisition to any community.
So you see Danville is growing, anc
growing rapidly. The company recently
chartered by the Legislature will be o
great use in developing the water power
of the place. The town ought in few
wears TO be among the foremost manuiac.
turing inland towns Of the State.
Besides all this, we want TO give Virgi-
mia Its next Governor. Our distinguished
townsman, Major Sutherlin, will make 8
GOOD Governor; he is thorough Business
man. understands the wants Of the State
and how to supply them. He will be
pretty generally supported in this section
Tobacco, since the cold spell has broker
up, begins to come in, and though of infe
rior quality, is commanding good prices
We hope soon to see 1t coming in faster
and, In the language of the immortal Henry
let II come, says BULLET.