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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-13

NJ USSELL, GROVE & CO., GAY0S0 PLA-
IL ming Mill, 2l2 Adams strest. cast Of the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20
). n. SouSsss. 0sssau .. stAusaTua,
JOHNSON L SLAUGHTER,
DD1exuD10,
Marshall, Texas.

ID ESPECTFULLY tssder their ser
II viecs - their old irieads and PATROLS
10 Harrison and adjoining counties. From
or long experience and close application
10 Ne t~oleasoa W hi warranted In say-
Ing that our work will b. interior to none
Arti6cisl teeth ,eserted u ,As vuIsAa-
it Base ron ces 10 NIL yet, ssd pssIscs
satisfaction guaranteed
Uns OIL a nn b hound Ia the odiee n
I'll tinss. Where II y iseosveuisas IN
pessona to cosse to the alBcs. 'hey will b
waited % At their hoaes. Oar servicee
can be sscsrsd By sddsessing W through
the nail Or Otherwise.
Ovvru-wsst side Of the Pebble
8qssss. III
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

Araoeee 70 Sns DufLsa AMI A.acxAx
vAn--KvIDsnuB Apeucsp AZ Yus rsiAl
--rus ssScsvcASsoxs - sss cnAsas
AND vshSsSe ~ Yns cocsy-pLor 70
AsoCcs Sss Saxsapsns-irs ABANDON.
hmf-ruu AssAss,nASieA sus-
nAsTs DISQUALIFICATION AND we.
Dr1-'rDos ADVOCATE sassAns svn.
hAny.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20
Misrtllauruus.
DAVID BsepHAlG>
WAT0 .uAU1 AID JyW0
nA.auALl. TEXAS.

MOULD rsspsstas1ly sssosaes to -
w "a htes6 ~ paassss. shsa - ?
ss,ia q vosa q ~ ~ ssae1, NcetS
- 4 III Pss,is 0qnsss. vhssv y 80.
sissss q sssls rssssv'ss Aesss' sss's u
peA,s psaseoaUe.
poeepbes !. ~. oS>"V
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

that was not like himself, guilty, with
even the knowledge Of his presence
UNDER cover Of darkness, after wander
ing for three days and nights, stulkins
before the pursuing officers Of justice, AT
the hour Of midnight, .ocnd his way to
the house Of Mrs surra,t, rang the bell,
sas adnitsesi, afd upon being asked
"Whosa do you VISIT to see replied
AIRS. surratt" lie was then asked by
the othcer, Morgan, what he came at
tina, time Of nigh, ics : To which he re-
piled, ITO dig y gutter in the morning
Mrs Surratt Ind sent for him Alter.
ward he said, Mrs surrs,t knew he
va q poor man, aud came 10 him He
lug asked where he las, worked, he re
Piled, sometimes on | street, and
where he bearded. he replied " lie Ind
no boarding house, and was poor msn
who got hi. living with the pick, wn.sh
he bove upon his shoulder having stulcn
II from the intrenchmen = ii the capital
Upon being pressed again Why he came
there Al that time Of night 10 go TO work,
he answered that he simply called 10
see what time he should 30 to work in
the morning Upon being told by tho
oacsr who iosssnately preceded him to
this house, that he would have to SO to
he peuvoss marshArs once, he moved
and did not answer whercapon Mrs
surrait WAS asked To step into the hall,
aud state whether shc knew this man.
RAISING her RICH, hand, she exelaim.
ed, Before God, air, | have not seen
that man before have not hired him
do not know anything ncoat him
The hall was brilliantly lighted.
III not one word had been said, tho
mere act Of Payne, in flying TO her
house for shelter, would have borne
proofs aysinst her, strong as proofs from
ndv Writ hut when she denies, after
hcesing his declarations, that she had
ssst for him, or that she had gone I"
hin and hired him, and calls her God 10
witness that she had never seen him,
and knew nothing nbout him, when in
point Of fact, she had seen him for four
csscessivs days in her own house, in the
same clothing which he then wore, who
can resist for a moment the conclusion
that these parties were all guilty.
We publish the foregoing as a
cot densed report Of the proceedings
in this celebrated ease, but claim the
privilege of doubling the justice of
the execution OF the unfortunate
Mrs Suryatt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

HI0HTOWER, Attoessy q
Law, Hysisa FIe'h, llasstsoa c.,
wM pssesiss 10 ~ Oessts q ~
udisial Dhssisk Az bssiuss sn-
" As~ IN sessiys pseess -.
y, lsss. Nys
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

POINTED RkxAxKs.--B oxsmin-
ing the tongue of the patient, ply.
sicians End out che diseases of the
body, and philosophers the diseases
Of the mind.
Our old grandmother used to say
10 our old grandfather, " Its useless
qaarreling, my dear, for you know
We must make II up again
A person who undertakes to raise
himself by scandalising others, nigh.
lust u we'll sit aswn on = vhsslbar.
row, aud undsrtsks to wheel himself.
Tine Is tAs cradle Of hops, bat
the grave Of delusion. Time Is the
stern eorrsctor Of fools, bat tho aal
usary counsellor u the wiss. Wis
don wslhs before il Opportunity
with Il. sad Repentance bshisd.
4" II. that hes made Tune his friend,
unl have little 70 fear from his enc
niles; kst As that hath made Time
bis sssuy, will have little to hope
fvsn ~ irisnas."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20
DISSOLUTION.

pastssnhlp hssstesoss szstisg b.
Dsa " usdlssigssd. 10 W snaRagr.
n III Csplssl hotsl ~ dissolved
Asal eoaaset. CIV. l. Dawes b
y with IL ss1densp& d ~ est
n bssiusss. 70 who's III dsbss must
!, and who will srttls I'll oststsnd.
bilitier.
W. r. BROOKS.
q. W. L. DAWnON.
(Aall. Nov. -. - Is"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

A CR,sIs CoMINo.-Thc New
York eore spondcnt of the Mobile
Register says the decline Of - mil
lions in nineteen stocks is only a
part Of tho story Of reyulsion
Merchandise has gone down about
80 or 60 millions within six months
The decline in railroad mining and
other stocks is estimated at 80 mil
lions, since the L., If December
The loss on dry goods alone foo,s up
90 millions, and various ether elias.
ses as much more. lie thinks a ia.
BILE of the property owned in New
York to-day, As compared with one
prepared year ago, would show a
dsclisc Of 100 millions, at lsast,
In the Senate, recently, Mr.. Fcs.
sendcn showed that the Internal Re-
venue had fallen IL about so mil
lions. This statement, II is said, has
caused . rubbing Of spsctaelsa in
saansial and eo~ncrcial circles. II
is further estimated that the stagna
ton Of trade aud tho suspension Of
manufacturcs will cause = decline Of
10 millions hsfovs the LIT Of Jnly,
The rsvsnss ia expected " Gall 100
milliops baiow the estimate, To AL
sVti,iug vr Ilsc too asiswops ouv "
which the Government Is 10 BIZ cheat
ed this year again, as Il was Isss
year, by the disGllsrs. When tho
question, What is to be tho end Of
al this2 10 askci, the answer which
comes up in men'- threats, whether
II be spoken out or not, Is, Nation.
al Bankruptcy Well, We advise
against bur,hening the country with
such a load Of debt, even for tho
ssks Of whipping secession but our
sdvec wss no. taken, and this is
Whist comes Of such neglec. of wis
oem
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20
| +. II. DAvh
DIARY PUBLIC.
uAllUAIL TUAA

v tshs aehnsvlsAUsosaas y pssst q
ssds, Masgagss. ed sssvsss y lstsr'
~ Ii ~ pArs II ~ ossstsy sslss1el
kesly, OIDcs Waa ~ n ~ Psbhc
!, asxt Aoss V Dr.. ussss' DssG 1eors.
Ne, ~. A31-ly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

Avn n.--Aa ~ sslAss Ssslasiy ~
nasAs; "AssA ssxsassA VIII ~ n
y. z $3.50 ,ss.s .ss.s q;
81 tuk1s1. A. vhss . ~ y vssse.
- ~ tvk>sd, ~ 10y ssasstss Assssse
vssad -"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20
On. w. A. sTARNEs

ID EsPECTFuLLY Informs The ell.
IL ssaa Of MAsAall and hh old friends
especially, that be hes returned TO HaF.
rison county, aud located 10 Marshall
He now tendrs his professional services
to the public 10 The practice u Medicine,
Surgery, Obsletrics, ETC.. and hopes from
his long experiences Of thirty year, in the
practice Of bin protsrsion, to Be able to
give entire satnfaetiop TO all who may
employ him.
His charges will Be liberal, and In no
instance above the ussal rates. lie may
be consulted st hia o6ce, or 1t the real
dsncs Of Judge Adkins, at oil times when
not Professionally absent.
Marshall, March ., 81.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

EAtHAAff0t tn ME VTNfTHn
sr.re~ .rhs Ne Val v;,... ~
an. y.,1 .av.l
wh,ts,., .ls. the p,o..;,, ,o,,
c,;n,;on. n,d IN. Y,;.L III.
lii .N.ct thsv iii, ,nrd ,.,..I. y,
;ncre,.s ,hr em;vy.,;or n mi. -. ,
nv a~,iny IN. n,r.nnt y.., TIL.
i"'tsAss w'l hs followed y tho DIFF
'us'o" Q. H.sal 'e"' o, information"
'monR .nc 'r'eno. d" nome o. INC
e"'E'Hn's, 70 '"a' I'M "'npoTaTy
sa>s' ~"''a y" saws W" svs r
% ps'"anen' 'asss@s"" .sssa W.
rsN rom ,ear ysan esss ~
ea n w'l' nave a considerable
"""s".' upon, n'' only o.. ponu'
49, ~ w. "u' 's,~' es"a1os'
"ss, s" ~ e"'ss-
"' Nv 1"'. Z" 'ae no's"'
~es'' ,na' ''erman' arc preparing |"
20 20 '""s ~ ,eg,,o y nnnn'e"' OF 'nou
N"" "e 9""'nef" ',a'es are Also
'n. o. '"e~ e".ea'"''"e 70 "o'Ass
I'M. 'Aoo' from ',aioPs VI e"ur,s
them money, aud thus influence, to
nAynA eufant fha yOLa tVfa ~ as.xAs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

An HONORABLE REcoaD. veil
known magistrate Of this city, ssys
the Richmond Kxa@isss, whose ,s.-
timony 10 to the facts referred u b.
low 10 usdoubtsdly the noss reliable
that cas- b obtsissd here, ssys;
- vas ComnenwssltA' 10 Astsrssy
" TIE city Of RIshnond M twenty
sss years, snd In thss long Isssrval
! rfsse-assd na!y sArss Jsws. ssd
two Of thsn we're nes& kosesshly &C.
qsi,tsi, tAsrs hslAk Dot . psrsiels Of
evidence 10 sssssin the charges.
Durisg ~ fssrssss ysars assvies u
. magistrate, osly one Jew vss b..
lbes ~ IA trial, AZ - rs ssqsit-
~. II u tlas lsag iasssvsl ] Il
- reesnbss havisg svss medvsd
- sppssessiss fss pshiis sAssity
res ssy isAiviasal n sithss sss .
sgs bslesgisR - sAst lhiaA. Aad
- fas - ! ~ svsrs, ~ Jewish child
~ ever received ewes ~ hsss6ss Of
esr ftss ssbeois, for which their %.
rests, withsst . ssrnss, psy sh<i'
Nsss." Ia
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

A fellow wsas isto the county
clerks sass ys<ssrday to gss . mar.
Ffags certificate. Ons VA made ost
fas him 10 The regular foru., asd be
took il and fsmblsd 1t over for some
tine, and At last beckousd Jsdpe
Yates aside. "Sss here, mister, "
mid he conadsntislly, can. you
dsts this thing bsek about two
nosthsY I. would be . great con
vsaisses II you would" The Judge
assured him that Il WAS an impossi-
bNi.y. well" he aid, "hs didn't
esrs nothing shout Il himself, but
her folks rather insisted upon II -
Hor;a (W) TSasser,pt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

w. sSBonAu. ~ Y. rom,
~ ksusd . ecpsr.uesvhip 10 The
kaciice n hw, under The 6s0 nasse
Pr, STEDNAN, 4 POPE They
bend the Courts in the CeaF,irs Of
pn. R,sk, Pamela, asd Upehur Of
y. asa Nation Of The StA JudisSal
smbss 10, 1855. ST.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

-----------------------------
FRANK {. 90,
DRUGGIST AND AP0TaECAkY,
sssss sses SssLsc seuARs,
MARsHALL,' TEX As,
HAS sessivsi NJ b sew spssiag . NIL
! ] sRd coaplsts sassssasnl ol DRUGS,
CHEMICALS. AID PATENT MIDI.
GIN ~, PAINTS. OLE. vARNi6ii,
KERO3lNE OIL. LAMPS. 1LAB6,
ND 0LABSWAKE, PERFUNERY.
SOAPS. HAIR PREPARATIONS,
COMBS. BRUSHES, ke. Ae. And .
graf variety Of
TssIse ana rancy Articles,
Surgical I'D Dr~,sl lussssness. Physk
cis.si Pocket Casss and HsddIe Bag
Trssrs, 6appostess, ssa Bssses. Ass .
trssh supply Of ColeMsae Asstasd, ao4
. veil se6ected stock Of
ID Y T. = r u F + s d.
N. B.-Havicg scared ~ services o.
. SosliAsd Apotkssasy. Physieisas ess
rely upoo having their prescriptions care
ally eenpossded u Oh Aosra u ,he dsy
o. night
r 0ssatzy Dsalsn and Phyadaas.
Yos vili p,sase call ssd exsniae my
stock before going ssssvhsss. y Is y con.
pIets 10 every respect, ! seall Jour bilb
= low " ssy other hosse IL tAk ssetIes
q sosatry.
PRANK 4. WOOD.
August y, 1855. S:u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

\ yoxxA. 49,. u. pIN0KNEr MAKnia.
Is l. HARRIS. Attorneys aud
Sn,elloss at Law. ollce on Market
SbtsvepoF,, La, viil practice in ths
> Of Csddo, De8oto, and Bossiess
II stterd to cases 10 the District,
y and Federal courts.
lis, &C. N.ly
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20
Extract

The following /, an astrac, of 1
letter written by " Brick femcroy
dated at Frankfort, ~.
Daring the war regiment OF sol
diors or tho I. : A. were hcre sta
tened, and bigger lot Of thieves
never were in uniform, II report be
sven one tenth true
There was nothing ,h,so fellows
would no, steal They roamcd at
pleasure over the city, stealing things
to eat, 20 wear to ride, 20 drink to
read, 10 look NJ Stealing articles of
value aud Of no yalus from horses TO
gate hinges aud ianniug mill selves.
seme Of the troops were quarterci on
the hill by the ccmet&ry, where their
sanJ,lic real increased rather Than
diminished They burned fences,
cut down and dragged out cvyyreens
from over graves to make boSths of,
tore up vines. rose bushes, Ne, 10
send home, and stole the ornaments
from tombs, monuments, Ne. They
destroyed OF damaged the hysros and
carved work an the menamsss If
Gen. Richard VI johnson, broke oil
the marble sword hil,., 'assels, &c,
from the tomb stones ~ the officers
who fell in the Mexican war, aad
hacked disligurod, broke fran and
destroyed tho lettering, figures and
carved marble work and OUTINGS of
Booncs monument. To their shame
be il said forever Not Satisfied with
such hcs,ben,sh vandalism, they
wrote and cut smuily and obscene
verses, indecent phrases, insulting
cpi,aphs. profanity ana Black guard
ism with their rn.cally names on the
white marble tomb stones and mon
umcnts OF men, women aud children
here buried for Year. Tho general
commanding, full of that omincnt
Now England christianity spriug'ne
from ruriisnism could not Interfere,
as his soldier. must hagc their an,ase
ments
After these unhuuy wheips, who,
thus wnrrci upon the dead aud IN
suited the living, had gone, men,
women aud children TUNED out and
spent days and dayl IN removing
these designations aud CELEBRATING
80 far ~ they could, the damning
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

FERMENTATION or BOOKS
About twenty Eve yssra sgo was
asnsysd BY Asdisg the backs Of sew
sssl rows Of books, some IN book
osss having glazed doom which were
licked, fssqssatly sildswsd. wip'ng
them esrsfslly clsased them OILY for
. short time, for fresh crops Of nil
DIV speedily disagsrsd then sssis.
Rsnembssing 70 have seen ny father,
Who always made his own isl, anish
OF BY pouring . small glass Of spirits
os vine into the ink jar, IN order to
uevent its becoming mosldy, ] light
Washed over The backs and covers
d the books with spirits Of wine,
vsing ~ . brush the feather Of .
ooosequili. ! frequently saw the
looks asring he nszs ave years, aud
I have eeeasiosally sesn them siscs,
nd th,rs hes sos, ~ far N ] am
svsss. bsss . sissIe spot Of n'ldsw
= hen sincs she spirits Of wine
ssss spilled. have used spirits Of
rise " prevent nildsv with equally
good eGsea in other sssss. Builder.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

Commodore Meade. brother Of Ma
jor General Meade, has a sui, against
the Government in the Court of
Claims for 81 500 900. as admins
traitor of his father, Richard W
Meade, It appears tina, the Connie
dore resided IN spain during tho
French Invasion under Napoleon,
and entered into heavy on,racts with
the Spanish government, by which
means Spain became largely his
debtor
After the restoration Of the King
on Spain 10 the throne. Mr. Meade
was thrown into prison, aud was on
ly released through the intcrposi,ion
Of the Government of The United
States. In 1916 Mr.. Meade prssep,.
ed claim against Spain for about
$500, 900. In 1919 the Governments
Of the United States aud Spain On.
tered into a treaty, by which, in con
sidcration of $4,000, 900, the Gov
eminent Of tho United States uncou.
ditionally released the Government
Of Spain from any liability on
claims of citizens of the United
States, the latter Government under.
taking to satisfy any claims of her
citizens. A commission was ap.
pointed by the Government under
this treaty, ,e which wa. submitted
tho claim of Mr., Meade, among 9th.
ers. but i, was not allowed.
Mr. Meade pressed his claim until
tho time of his death, when the Com.
modofe was substituted rs executor
Of his father. The aggregate Of the
claim, which amounted in 1919 to
5000 600. now amounts to 81 800.
600. The case has been referred to
the Court of Claims merely with the
Wow Of an appeal from whatever
juJgmcn, shall be rendered to the
Supreme Court, the objec, being to
obtain a decision of that Cour, on
the question whether this claim is
embraced among those provided for
BY the treaty Of 1873.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

~47l
WEnsrER on MILITARY Rsypn.
Lies, rhs following is IN extract
from Webs,css Grafton On the com.
plstiou Of Huaksr Hill Monument,
June IA. 1913;
A eiiitary republic, a 20, srament
founded on mock elections and sup
ported only by ths sword, Is move.
inent indeed, be, n resrogradc and
disastrous movement from tho regu.
lar and old fashioned monarchical
system n men would enjoy the
blessings of republican govern msnt,
they z,ust govern themselves by res,
son, by mutual counsel and consul.
tstion, by sense If feeling and gen.
eral interest. and by tho seq sie.esnes
Of minority in the win Of The major.
hy properly expressed AID above
al the military bill must bs kept, &C.
eording to tbs language Of our Bill
Of Rights, in strirt subordinstion 10
ths civit swthority.
,..1 III ..,..s.s 49, wy w"
=" r,',i.;a.i r..ss. III -" w
:" $500. !, !. .aas s.'', p.e-
r.".. Wv. -. >, ". ,: ~. : .'u.s
49,. r.' f., e,,r'. ~ nos.s"."s. J. -" y.
prescribed by military leaders, asd
the right Of suffrage n h. exercised
n Ala mn nj al tkA svovd
'
OSx ~ rnx KnsuLrs.--rhs Wash.
tngtsa Union tells tho following a.
~ re%vls Ut The recent elsct;es in
Alsxs ndriA. where the negroes we're
brscipita.sd into voting ~ the or.
Psinciplsd men ~ha are using then
esl !. sss n, fr,ssd of .hs col.,.i
s..n, aud 10 viii Sud /, on, amer a
while-~whsn perhaps i, viii be toa,
late
Since the ehcs,ou an Mo.A.x
no, less than INV psuroe. have h.~a
DISCHARGED and oths,s v;ll = !. .~.,
=. vhite s,sn can 3. ,o.,A =. Sll
,h.ir pisce. n.vro A.r,u.r~,,.,...;.,
,ksir su,,on.r, and h.rd,.I. nT ns
sS~ss NSSsssSfr, A"A "NN0tO4A VI uf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

h r. WILLIAMS. Attsssey d
", MsssAall. Texas, has revived
bsGios y biz prsasssioe u ~ eosets
DlxtA JsdNIal District, aod 10 IL
Of Marion Of tbs Eighth Judieisl
\. Careful attentIes will Be eivtn
polleesios Of clains, and settlenent
aebts. M
hhsil. Nov. i7,lsSs. si2;ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

n sa,ses sf ~ Brasdsa h.
psbsisas slsins that ~ RsPsr 10 ~
eAsse 10 ~ Sssss y 1isissippi,
Asviag bsss psblisAsd ssss thirty
tAsss ysass u ~ saas tsvs-ssv-
ss>sss jean ss1ss " sAos ssns
|-ehsss ysss by ~ sasp nss-
| ~ ~ saly paPs! 10 ~ 8ssss ~
~ - ssspssa Or ea'g'sss daring
H. var.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

n BURKE, Attorney and Coup.
|os at Law. Marshall. Texss,
| ressnsl ~ psastles d bis pro
will psscsiss 10 I'll The courts
bjsth Judisial Dsasiet.
- inssusssl y his carr will n.
bstss ssA prompt ateentiss.
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AaAsslz ON THE Nsaao.--In a

AaAssIz ON THE Nsaao.--In a
recent lecture Agaasia remarked
have pointed out over hundred
specific differences between the bonsi
and nervous systems Of rs white
man snd negro. Indeed, their frames
are alike in no particular There II
not bone in the ucgros body which
il relatively tho sams shape, size, ar
ticulatiou or chemically Of ths same
composition, a. that Of tho white
man, The nsgross's bones contain
far greater pcr cents9s Of calcarc.
ous .alts than those Of the White
man. Even the negro's blood is
chsmicslly & very different huid from
that which courses 10 tho veins Of
tho whits man. Tho whole physical
olga ism Of tho negro differs quite
n much from t:.s white mans as !,
dAss fson that Of tho chinpan1ss--
that il, in his bones, muscles. nerves,
and abrss, tho chimpanrec has no,
much further to progress to become
Is negro than the negro has 10 b.
come : whits man. This fact sciescc
i",.''.b,y ds@on'''.'s'' ,
Climate has no more to DO with
the diAsre nee between ths ~hits man
| sad negro than !. has vith that b.
twssn The negro spd ehimpsnrsa, or
| than IL has between the horse and
the Am, or tho eagle and tho owl
Kaeh IL = Distinct and seperats ere
alton. The sey,e and ths whiis man
we're created ~ specifically different
~ shs owl and the eagle. They
were designed TO Ill Different piaces
In the systsn Of natsre. The no.
gro 10 no more . asgro by sscidss.
or misfortune than the owl Ia ths
kind Of bird he !. by accident o.
misfortune, The negro il no more
the white mans brother than thu
! owl Ia Chs ssss1r Of tbs eagle, or ths
ass 10 the brother Of the h.ssse. How
stspsnaoss, sad yet how simple !.
The doctrine thss The Alwighty Ma.
ksr Of The Asivsrps has created In
hsre.s spssiss u men, jest ~ he A.'
different species Of ths lower ami.
uaA, 10 Gil different places and Of.
acss in the grand scsnery Of nature
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tle -hs-- fT- .at p rdssllY
ssisf5 sgesg ,ar.a
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kllsm. ,. =. 70 uvsA.
)Asshall. Lass q .. U:
! SON i McIVER, Attosasys ~
Counsslle,s d Law, Aassesli.
will give strict atsenttoe 70 bsss-
The cesrts o. Harsisoa, Aasios,
\, Rsst, end psseA cosatIss and
kSupesus aud Fsdsssl couru 81
Mall, jar. rs, 81. aN:u
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Busmop BuuLE IN DARCISO. One
OF ~ bsst things ost" Of E,tA wss
reosstly gives 10 The Ms~phis Chris-
6ss Advsesss. a friend," says
tAst p.psr, sends tAs following Ia
eldest:
"Osce in Alabama, IN = parior
SlIsa With ~ is.slligsnt asd psfssd
sonpssy, vhils the bishop was con.
vsssisg with = group Of f'issds,
sssshsr gresp IN the corner vas dis
ssssisg ths iasoesnes Of modern
1asciss--nost Of them in favor Of
h. Al lssgth they sgrssd - leave
h 70 sAs bishop, sad approaching,
psksd his opiaion. (silsacs We'll,
I ssvsr ~ dsseisg bet oscs, and |
b vt esafsss ! vss pleased with IT,
t0ssst suspssss, ssa glsness 81.
Shasgsj.J have vsss to Paris and
Londsn, asd nost Of our own land,
bit l hsvs sever seen the sssre,ss
bot oaes (Rsgsr attention. While
] was 10 Paris, snosg other shings,
! Nv several uouLsys, tasgh, to
dance sad keep tins, ard ] NEST
cosisss ! vAs pleased with il, for ]
thsuxAt Il became then very Rsch. :"
Bssvss Brig. 0ss. J. A. Potter,
Major Quastsrnasssv, sysiv<d 10 our
city ~ sigAt, ssasv esasr 10 re-
port y Gee. 8Assidas for dsty in
~ DsPass.sas Of he Calf Hs
M bsss sss;gssa - Chisf Qsartsr.
nssass Il tAs District n Texas, viss
Csl. Rasssa, ssa~sA y fissids.--
n o. Hasysss.
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\ WILL,. ....... rH0s. n. LANGLEY.
H. / LANGLEY. Attorney Al
Nv, Marshall, Tesss. will practice
Courts cf the Sixth Judicial Din.
Ind In the County Of Mssios In the
\ District.
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