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The New York herald., 1868-01-06
GERMAN

French Assurances Of Good Fnith-Pnr-
linmentary RefOrm.
The Paris Consiutionnel In reply to . statement In
the WesT Zeann0, recalls the speech of the Emperor
Napoleon at the opening Of the legislative session, IN
which he said that France frankly accepted the changes
which had taken place the other side OF the Rhine
In wurtenoerg Chamber OF Deputies the Government
Reform bi! presented 10 the members. Accordin
the bill the Lower Chamber is TO consist Of ninety
four members, sixty -four OF whom be elected
by direct election twenty four TO be selected rom the
highest payers and the remaining six members TO
be representatives Of tho church The Upper Chamber
IL to consist altogether OF nfiy members representing
the nobility universities, both the Protestant and
Catholic Churches and the great towns Eight country
representatives will be nominated BY decree
The New York herald., 1868-01-06
& u r Q p E..
French Conspiracy Against Napeleon's
Throne and Dyrasty.
.-~~-~~-~~~.,~
Proclamations of the Reds"
Against the Bonapartes.
~~-~-~-~
Prince Govtschakon on the French
Policy Ia the East and Russian An j.
ticiyation Of = General War.
Iohn Dstsnt Un Reform, the 'S"o'
and Fenianism.
The British War Ships Au DOCK
yards Under Arme Guard.

Tho German mail steamship tammonia, cap'ain a.
Ehers which er, Hsn,bprr an 22d and Southampton
the 26sh OF December wayn sancy HOOK on sasur-
day night and made her a. - 'nis pois ~ any safy
hour yesterday morning.
Tho Hsmmoua lando, two hundred and six passen
gers She also brings ~ Europesn les In detail Of
cable despatches, dae<a her day Of sailing frsm Eng
land
Tns subscriptions Lisbon AMI oporo for the reserve
Of one million the Portuguese loan smounted to
E7ooo. 900.
Baron Magnus md Prince salm.Sam hsve arrived at
B-ussels
English advice, from Japan state that general dis.
bandent OF th Japanese troops has boon ordered The
Japanese hayf established line OF steamers between
Yokohama ari Osaka.
Tho Russan Consul At Hakodadi announces that In
accordance sth the treaties concluded with Japan by
England rance the United sates and the Netherlands
Jeddo aut Osaka will DO opened for trade with the
tracing lowers upon the 2oth OF January, lssa.
The New York herald., 1868-01-06


Tae government IN Dublin was obliged 10 'ssue proc
arnatons to prevent Fenan funeral professions when
had been arranged TO OF In Bsntry and rralce.
otwthsisndlng the suppression Of all that had been
previously announced
some arrests on a chsrFe or Tenian SIN made al
Mtchelstown, county Cork aud others were expected
Penny collections for the relief Of the families Of the
men who were executed a. Manchester were made 10 the
various Roman Catholic chArghcs ~ Cork on sunday
Neeembef ~ When about 800 ware received local
cspayed ~ lbe collectors, both ades and genaemcn,
The New York herald., 1868-01-06

who attended patiently - che church doors through all
the services, from ssveu o'clock in the morning till
noon, Drawing the rgor OF the day which was very IN.
clement - .smainng the very last hour the aoes
dispisyng 0e same devotion In the cause OF Charity
tnst they had before admirably shown In honoring
The memory Of the dead.
The New York herald., 1868-01-06
FRANCE.

Commerciul Depressi0n-COusptracy Against
y Bopaparte's Throne.
The Paris correspondent Of the London TINES writing
on tho commercial condition OF the empire, on the 2Atn
OF December, says:-"ConmerciaI stagnason has nos'
since the establishment OF the empire been so great q
at this moment tho want Of confidence moro gen.
ersL HSpls may not positively believe Or vould fain
nsfsusae themselves into dsbslsvs mat France s on
the eve Of any great commosion internally or externally
They do not give any precise reason for the existence OF
affecting which Is bes expressed by the word ndIass
but it is nsvsrshsles, feet that hs~evsr tempting e
purpose capitalists viii pst sagase In any operation
of Importance. and that they hasten 70 the
Bank 10 deposit SAair money there. Indifferent
to profit and only satisfied that 1t is unpro-
ductivs BY knowing IL In In safety The
bank Seafs are gorged beyond example. Capital Is
Afoat totally unemployed, except In Bourse operations
to U certain extent which arrests the depreciation
pubic securities Neither II easy to say how or wAa
this staguaton will end. Few pass thought on Mo
much takedof conference believe that the deatss
in the Italian Parliament likely 70 either matfaiv
aggravate or bring II nearor to Q soutop Sessaes
Itairau questions, Of which most persons seen 70 DO
pretty tired attention Ia drawn TO the Norh W europe
People perceive with certain misgvingthe foreness o.
feeling towards the French governmen Debayed 10 tnc
press OF Prussia. They remark toa the manner IN
which the OF all diplomatic Apen In the Yei.
low Book" relative to the neRotsions some months
since between Prussia Russia Fracs ana Italy on tne
Eastern question noticed ,... IN
The New York herald., 1868-01-06
John Bright on Reform and the situation ii
H..

TFtTaUNs
A numerounly attended public meeting was held In
The theatre Of Rocbdse December 23 tor Tie puf.
pose Of presenting an address 10 Mr. Jacob Bright
tbrother OF John BrighD congratuatng him upon his
election for Manchester. The Mayor Ir whltsker oc-
cuped the Guar, and among those preseut were Dr.
VOrth, ar j. Robinson, Mr II. Keitsl MI Aidaftnou
Ileak, Mr W. Fenton, Mr.. Alderman latham &c Tie
Chairman opened tie proceedings, after which an adj
dress TIE ADOPTION Of which was moved as great length
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
THE BUTLER-wooLLEY LAWSUIT.

BALTIMORE Oct 3l.-In the cases of Z.
Wooey aud Kimberly Brothers, In the Superior Couri
OF Baltimore City. against Gen. Butler decision was
rendered to-day by Judge Dobbn the motion 10 vacae
the summons and declare them Illegal recently argued
by Mr. Caleb Gushing aud Mr. schey Of Baltimore for the
and VIM Meade Addison against the motion The mo.
ton was on the ground that Gen. Butler being Member
of Congress and returning home from session Of Con
ess al the time OF the service OF the writ such service
Mas illegal and void Judge Dobbin delivered lengthy
opipon concluding f0llows For the reasons have
given am of opinion that the privilege Of senator's and
Representatives secured to them by the Constitution Of
the United States exempts them only from an actual
arrest OF persons the service upon them OF such
process disregard OF which would expose them tc
an attachment for contempt other personal nolesta
tlon aud as the wrs Of summons in these cases involve
none OF these consequences shall oyerrue the motons
respectively made In them.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
LATEST GENERAL NEws-Ry TELEGRAPH


For the Kellogg concerts 1900 tickets were
sold in Boston on Saturday.
THE Montana, from San Francisco, on Sat
urday took out s40l 900 in treasure.
The Canadian Emigration Conference, in
Ottawa, closed it's session on Friday
49,. The Selma, Rome, and Dalton Railroad
was completed to Rome, Ga, on Saturday.
Gen. Wertemberg of the Austrian army
was received at Fortress Monroe on saturday, with MILL
tary honOrs. ,<oooos
Samuel b. Stone has recovered $4,000 from
the Boston and Worcester Railroad Company, Tor uan-
ages from being run over.
Gov. Seymour made brief speech in Beth
lehen, Penn, on Saturday and addressed crowd III
WilkesbarTe IN the evening lie spent sunday WITH the
Hou. George W. Woodward.
Massina g. Famsworth's blocks, including
eiga business houses and Fansw0rths residence, az
Lackawanna, PENN burned on Friday night -Four
other business houses were partially burned. Los'
$4,000. r.,
and Saturday Evansville and Terra Haute denounced
the vulgar and scurrous entforeign speech recently
published as delivered by him IN 1885, as shameess
fabrication and forgery.
The Rev. Henry L. Lawrence OF Waltham,
Mass formerly Baptist minister IN R0nd0ut N l., va
killed on Saturday evening in Huds0nst. Boston, by ths
falling OF piece OF stove casting from loaded furniture
wagon The fragment struck him on the head ana Iiao
tured his skull. , ~. ~
tional Bank at Alton, III. early yesterday morning
While they were drilling the vault, M. H. Fuller, pn
yate watchman arrested one who was outside Watching
when the others attacked the officer cut his head dread
fully with steel bar, and shot hun through the heart
killing him instantly. The robbers then escaped.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
THE NEW REBELLION.
ALABAMA

HIGn-HANDED OUTRAGE IN GREENE COUNTY
THREATS OF BUTCHERY-GRANT AND COL
FAX MEETING DISPERSED BY MOB
SELMA, Ala. Oct, Sl.-A Grant and Colfax meetlng
was broken up at Eutaw. Greene County, IN TINS
State on the 2Sd inst, and was prevented from
speaking by an armed mob, headed by HardeWay
the ex-Sherif, and Col. Jolley, Seymour Elector
who swOre that no Northern man ishould speak IN
Greene County. The threat was also publicly made
that if United States troops were sent there they
would butcher them. At Tuscaloosa, i'll this State
a Grant and Cofax meeting was dispersed by mob
headed by Ryland Randolph of Monitor fame, which,
with cooked revolvers in their hands, drove state
Senator Chas. Hays from the stand Mr. Hays is
native Of Alabama, was in the Confederate army
though always Union man, owns l2CO0 acres OF the
best land in Alabama, and is man of education and
high character. His only ofense consists in being
Republican. For the good Of our whole country we
appeal to the patriotism of the Republic to elect
Grant and give us free speech and peace at the
South WILLARD WARNER, u. 5. Senator.
KU-KLUX RIOT AND BUTCHERY AT HUNTSVILLE.
HUNTSVILLE, Nov. 1.-Three hundred Ku-
Klux paradng last night while Republican mass
meeting progress Fifty co shots fred.
Judge Horton, a marked man, was m0rtally wounded.
Two negroes we're killed and many wounded. Intense
excitement prevails.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
BURNING OF THE OCEAN BELLE AT SEA.

SANDY Hook, Nov. 1.-The steamship Penn.
sylyania reports that at noon on the 25h ut In lat az
AZ long lo 25 she saw burning vessel bearing south
west The Pennsy bore down TO her. aud found her
TO DO the Ocean Belle. Of about 1000 uns with rudder
nanmast aud mizzennast gone The fcremast was stand
ing with all the yards across and boat sowee
on the forward deck house She had been burned almos
10 the waters edge from aft 10 mdhps aud It was ey
dent that che could not last long Two hours previous h
falling in with the Ocean Belle the Pennsylvania saw
two vessels steering from the direction OF tho burne
ship and II is supposed that they took the crow OF NJ
after close Inspection nobody Nas found on board.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
GEN. GRANT IN GALENA. I'LL.

GALENA, Oct. 3l.-Gen. Grant is here with
his family He confident OF success, and IN fine spirits
The Copperhead charge. published In The Cincinnati Ei'
gure other Democratic newspapers thnt it cost the
Government 81 200 day TO send teegrams TO him as
Galena Is base fabrication. The total expenses 10 the
Government for the past month has been $685. and has
not exceeded 500 for two months. This city has been
heretofore Democratic. Many Democrats viii vote FOR
Grant and We shall carry Galena on Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
CENTRAL ASIA.

THE KHAN OF KHOKAND AND RUSSIA.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Khan of Khokand has
sent embassy to ST. Petersburgh TO make offers Of
frieDdshlp and submission to the Gar
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

which felt 10 tins dav and It is useful to mention
that the Government of Holland having this act before
it, framed ats Abolition Act without any probationary
term 1t also especially worthy OF record those OF
the British colonies which accepted the apprenticeship
system were speedily compelled to abolish Il by special
acts Of their own Legislatures Yours very respectfully
JOSEPH COOPER,
EDMUND STURGE,
L. A. CHAMERoyZow, Secretary"
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

OF PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, Nov. lit is reported that slight
shocks Of earthquake have been felt bennington in
Warv .ck County. The formal dissolution OF Parliament
will probably take place this week. The writs for the
elections viii be Issued Immediately thereafter, and the
elections will commence three days from the dates Of the
writs
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
ARKANSAS REGISTRATION DECLARED INVALID.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 1.-Gov. Clayton Of Arkans
has published proclamation In which he declares &
registration invalid In the Counties Of Ashley, Bradle
Columbia Hot Springs. Lafayette. Mississippi Woodru
Shark, Craghead, Siyer, aud Green
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
HOLLAND.
sERIOuS RIOTS.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-Serious riots took place in
Rotterdam yesterday. Tho troops were called out and
were obliged to fire upon the rioters reported
several persons were killed and many wounded large
number Of arrests have been made.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

The civil authorities OF San Francesca
have adopted vigorous measures TO prevent any olOus
proceedlDgs, either before or Oh election dav'
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
GREAT BRITAIN.

LIGHT SHOCKS OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF PARLIAMENT.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

NIGH-HANDED OUTRAGE IN GREENE COUNTY
THREATS OF BUTCHERY-GRANT AND COL
FAX MEETING DISPERSED BY MOB.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

M cupAH INsURRECTIoN-THE CITY OF HA-
-" vANA AUTHORIZED TO MAKE LOAN.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
THE PEACE TO BE PRESERVED IN MEMPHIS
ELECTION DAY.

MEMPHIS, NON, I,-IdyUT I1UItFIVH F1IUII''IVU
proclamation to-day earnestly recommending the exer
else OF unusual orbearance both in manner and speech
on election day. and tine closing OF tho saloons The
superintendent OF Police also published similar procla
nation calling for three hundred special policemen,
directing that a police patrol be kept on the various
leading into Memphis, and that prompt arrest DO
made Of all citizens coming 10 the city armed.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

Az Acr supplementary to an act enti,l.
ed I" An act 10 provide Tor the more
Efficient government Of the rebel
States passed March second, eish,
teen hundred and sixty seven, and to
facilitate restoration.
he II ss<.cied, ETC., That before the
first day Of September, eighteen hun.
dred and sixty-scven, tho commanding
general In each district defined by an
act cntisled An act to provide for the
izoFe efficient government Of the rebel
States, passed March second, eighteen
hundred and sixiy-scycn, shall cause u
registration 70 hs made Of the male
citizens IL lhe United States, twenty.
one ysars Of aye and upwards, resident
In each county or parish In the State or
States included Ia his district, watch
registration shall include only those
persons who are qualified u vote for
delegates by tho ncl aforesaid, and who
shall have taken and subscribed the
following oath ur affirmation; ~, -,
do solcEnly swear Tor akrm), in the
prrsencs, VI Aimighty God, that | nm =
citizen af the stutc OF -----: that I
have rsuiasd 10 aaid ststs fcr 49,.
,senths neat preceding thia day, and
nov reside in The county Of ----------, or
The parish Of ---, in enid Stale (as
the ease may b~) tia. am twenty
ona years old that | have not been
disinnchised for participation In any
rebellion OF civil war against The United
1AAAes, nos fsr fciony committed axainat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

N 1Dsisg1sll 1seabIIssa isvisg
aste1 vAsse ~ 0fast b y y, ~
1ss>ss Pes sspnsa: stAalss's !;
~ WaGhbussss, vAs probably
vssAs ~ 1oa1ss ~ Mn"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

Lie . f,ssAliaG b sls.bss, ths sam.
nss day ny
On The ssisssssaag shrssAosd u even,
Al thosgAt ~ shs gSsw throagh
~ ssaessssb4a Wy
W. . slispss Il he coming Of
heawea.
Tier. sasssA<r ~ ~ BY The beautiful
seseaA,
We he'd sosAiag W d bst 70 hse ssd
II the days thaa hare eoes ~ before,
Thsss sss sos the sams days, thouKh
they Lsas The sans naae,
WITH he oeea ! sAall welcome no
Hut u ssay b. hat tho aegcls ars calling
tAe0 oW,
Hse . t3ablaah asa sMnucr hrsver,
wAsa ne ys~ss shall toFssa The Decen.
bsrs they wess,
Anl the shsoad shall he woven, no,
noveri
II = twilight like shss, Jennie Jsse for
. b$ids,
q What nnss Of the world eoSM ons
vish for beside.
A. ~ eassd on W rivss usroll'd,
Till ~ had, ~ ~ faaeisd, IL musicaI
tids,
whsa " Aswsd thssssh tAs gateway
Aged.
aJs.ejs Jsns." tAsn ! said, "lst VI
linecs no naues,
o. ~ bssAs sf lie hssstifal river,
La the bsas b. sanoossd, and - nuf
led ~ oar,
Al veil steal inao hsavsS snee.he.
lfths ssesl - dsty oss esnina dsseriee
Yoa hsvs nc&Aisa 10 do bst throw Il
~ 1inGuise
That yea woss whils yoa wandered
VIII ~,
And ~ sssasy ahail ~. wsleons
hask h'tAe shiss,
We havs ipeg hesa awaiting eor dec ~
o.! ksv swsstly - spets, srs shs "
tsssd vosa,
WIZ ~ blssh, pastly hssA partly
sveu'A
Ama ~ ~, liz ~ drsaa Of . sosf
~ snee heas1,
A. ~ vAispsssd. +" TAst way u so'
hsassss,
r. shs sivss 49, runs BY shs rslA q
~ h3sse
Hss - ssag % ~ ripple, NO star % II
bssa9b-
o. that river il no4hiMg ike this,
For il gl;dss on in shadow, beyond ~
worlds west.
Pos h bsssss is>s bsassy and blias
- n66ssse ~ ~ I tnesp &sSas,
u ~ hanks u ths bse~tilAl river;
II ~ twts d Aas day, bat the wavt
whsse y sAeaa
Bsan ~ vfljcw tree shadow fossvss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

~ dear, what shall ~ ~ for
aisser te-dayr' "Ons ok yosr
sailss," rsplisd ~ hsssaad II
eas dine % sA.s ssy Asy." Ba, |
can't,' aid A.s III. "Thss take
thiA" sid b., eivisg hsr . aisa, sad
departed fsr ~ eoRes. He returssd
y dissss, "Thh = sxesllest," sail
hs; "whaa aia JOS psy for itY'
"whas you gsvs ne this .o.nisx,"
aid she. "TAs dsace yoa did f.
mid he "iAes JOS shall have mar
ket moaey the rrpt Of The tine."
A coustvy editor, noticing the
dsesase Of wealthy gentleman,
observes "Hs has died regretted
BY numerous circle Of ffiends. asd
leavisy q widow ~ discossoInts -
any widow need be who hss obtalssd
the uncontrolled possession Of I've
thousand pes annum. More than
twenty yoxax mes have ssnt letters
Of coincidence 10 her
Say which enjoys tho greater bIisscs,
JoAA 40 Dueisaas picture kissss,
" Toa, biz friend, the favored eIf,
Whe kiepcs mir Doviuda's elf
Whils ioeh ARE thus with rxptures
faintiss,
Te weSsh the balance should incline,
sincs Tea assA John both HIS paint.
Ing
The ladies have, for the past
a htssn centuries, enjoyed special
privileges during lssp year. In an
aaeisne Saxos law, il 10 enacted /:
Albsit, ~ often ~ iespe ycars
doth oceure, the woman holde:h pre-
rogativc over the meme in matter Of
cosrtshipe, love, and matrimsncs ~
that whep the ladie proposeth, il
sball not b lawful for msnne TO say
her nae, bu, shall receive her pro.
posal 10 all good eourtisis."
Mr.. X--loss his wife, who was
we'll known ~ . shrsw. A few days
sf,sr her burial, chsncing to meet an
author Of his acquaintance. be asked
him, pretending 10 wipe Away a tear,
II hs would not write an spitah for
her nonumcnt. IL would like u
have something short, but good,
said no. Very we'll, f" answered his
friend, why not put At last
A swain named Wise having
married . damssl named Martha
Chsevis, ths village poet celebrated
tho event in the following
AT length shc seized the profsred
prize,
A happy one, believe us
For massimony made her Wise
before shs was Mis- Chccyis.
An afflicted husband was return,
Ing from the funeral Of his wife
vhsn . friend asked him how h
Wus.
Well" said he, pa,hctically, 81
think feel the better for that li,tl,
walk"
Excuse me, Madam, but 1 wouls
Ike to Know why you LOOK q me 8
ssvsEeiy SAID a ge"s'emsss to
lady stranger.
"Ohi | beg your pardon, sir
took you for my husband" was th
reply.
Klopstock engraved ON the gray
Of his wife two shenvcs Of wheai
thrown. M Il we're. carclcssly tore,h
a., with tho words I've shal
ripen in heaven"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

sr vsrs oaxsxs nALLscx.

~ virs oaEsss nALLscx.
tursed q last look ~ ny dear satiss
mountain
A. she din tlssh At sunset grew pals
In the sky
All MSS .tiil save tlse mssic that lcaea
fr,im the fsaWtnin
And the wave a Ne wsnas to the
ssnmcr wiAd aiRh
Pr apsnd ~ gray niss Of the twilight
~ UeeG1h6
49, ~ tish a ~ lssaseass ~
6Adsd in blus.
Ere ~ pab hp esah ssrwsr ~ ~
esuts az essiiag,
A. h bade he fond scenes d NJ sAt1-
heod sdiea
On mock nos that Fanx, for ~ hsast
- rssFssinf.
Pass wilson's u LAPpisssa, spasklias.
Nv heass vas s1iA vasu With . oo1Aes's
sDAsseiaA 500
Ny shssb ~ s1ial ~ viii ICED
sisoees ~.
Lihs - islhass fsst slssp - tie lap Of
lie 0oeAes,
Were ~ aays II ~ shi,4houa-shoss
days - - aoss;
Asd nv susssv's dssp throb hed strug'
Gid - se~shss,
Was 49, isfaats vilA cry when it,
49, 49, - 49,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07
M o'le1o0.

r AN ksspisy ~ Bsshs ~ - .ssu-
osy |. ~ enssq.sstly. ! viii ~
- nsesg An. eAk aQpK.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07
~ TMouAl 4. MAvERTy.
net her At . coanty bali;

] net her At coanty bali;
Shs claimed NJ once ny foolish fancy,
Tho fairsst form among them all
Who woUldn't fall in losc with Naney7
Her father was on honest Squire,
Who boosted Of his birth and bounty,
4 sort n self ~ f6cient sire
And cook a-lorun Of the county.
vas her idol, that ! know
listened " her Artless story
she loved mo, for she told rac So
gucss | wasn't hun.ki-dorii
And, ~ she sishcd, felt my oats,
"a naid il love, ~ WAS in IN
Aad rivalsl--uow I'd cut their threats.
II they'd ha' thought Of her minute.
Shall !, her lover, here Disclose
The pleasures Of osr wAksfal wooing1
Tbs sailcs and sighs and tears that rose
TO work ny ultimate undoingi
HE loved smother, Il was said; -.
(Ueourss the claim was simply silly)
bat curss upon my jealous head
! SOON was vaulted on oily.
l started Coz The 'Squirc's abode,
A winter night, bat still IA risk IT,
Aud, = ] dashed along tho road,
Ny heart was thumping in my wsskis,
] Galopsd down the lane that Isd
To-hssh!--a light--a voice h ring
ins'
The droway Squire has gone 10 bed
4 friend il there and she 10 singing.
With MUSCLES tread stole along
To psy about and probe The sssttss---
heard he noodle praise her aonx,
And caught The lsiiow winkinx 1t her
mo aid she ioved hin, siuss ~ fun,)
Ard soGa wosh sing another sonps4;
ne suoesd byroa BY De ton,
A1d awsh viii admirAaion an Il.
The rcess was fash with knishtly
noAa--
The snits, the hiss and innusndo--
(AA kNeh Asfsss ksr by The eois,
] sAw Atm do h through thu windowl)
NJ best," he aid, "rseArd The woes
n ~ Who lovss thee only dearly i"
(1'hs tsars wsrs 1ictling down ny nose
r. ~ her aes 70 easssd qussviy.)
~ sgAsA md saii. "My swess, in
tnsa,
NJ sssl nsss bssah ths lo.ssiy psisos;"
(Whsse nsssly nssat hh hand was
A. =: L.s A.... Va. who'll, Ai.'s,
~ spsAs u Ce~Ssx, M..ssa, Moore,
ly1u2an s,h&lsrnnk =. As.A .s~~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

WoWeo au4 1soe foe 0ales
Dh!s1ApIx pssesssy = ~ ~ =
~ llassasA ASelv ~
Hill I LANGLEY.
Nsrshall. Nov. ~, ~: IeV
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

y This act is IN these words:
lie IL enacted, ETC., That hcssaftcr
every person elected or appointed " any
o'hte OF honor or profit under the Gov.
ernment of thc United Ssasra, either in
the civil, military, or naval dspartmsnt
Of the public service, cxccpAing the
President Of the United States, shall
before entering upon tho dutics of such
Office, and before being entitled to any
Of the snlsiy or other emolumsats thsre-
Of take and subscribe tho following oath
OF affirmation: II. A II, do soicnaly
swear Tor sfirin) that have asvss vol
untsrily borne arms against the upissd
states since ! have b~en citissn the,e.
Of; that | have volunsarily given no Gid,
eountcuanoc, counsel. or encourages
to pcrsonn eagnged In armsd hostility
thereto; that have mover sought M
accepted nor attempted " sxsseiss the
funcsioas u any oAss whatever, snder
any authority OF pretended auth GRITTY, y
hostility to the unitcd States; thoa ]
have not yielied velsalasy ssppoFt 70
say pretended eovesnnsnt. stbority,
power, of c1aalilMl3ea within ~ Qaitsd
6tates, hoetlA II iallAlsal thsesso; and
| do fwstAtr owtes fce AAsa) thaa 10
ths bss4 Il ~ knowIsdss ~ aAinsy, I
win support I'D dsSsnd ~ Cpostilniion
u ths Gn;tsd StAiss, again<a "a esenlcs,
foeeien I'D doasttle that l win bear
tsse Nth ~ allertaacs 10 ~ sAnc !;
sAal ] lake ehh e1kon1toa hoolS. With
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