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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-03

Lindsay d Phelps mil and yard are
located on the river at East Davenport, ON
the site of the "Old Christie Mill" This
is gang mill built This season ani rrn on
" about six weeks this fall. II will be
capable Of cutting s.ooo.o0o, and ..wc be.
lievs should the supply Of logs warrant.
they intend to run full force next season.
They have IN Office and yard, corner ef
LsClaire and Third streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-03

WANTED - Every man feeling the effects of
habit contracted in youth 10 send his name and ad
dre-s with cent stamp po.iase) to DIR. J.
EiAna GopHxr. Box 1870, Philadelphia, Pa, who
will inform them OF method by which they can be
tnr.l. and the NiEnr OF youth RESTORED. aug3a-6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-03
a. =. MAXWELL. NJ. W..
Annual Meeting.

.,aiE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
1 Stockholders oi the First National Bank OF Dav-
enport Iowa. for the election Of Directors, VIII he
ield the Dsnk on Tuesday the 18th day Of Janus
~ Ioxt, ats O'Clock i. NJ.
HUGO SCHMIDT. Cashier.
pav.pnoyf lava D.c atfh lSsf-dAtiswSw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-03

Vim. Rcnwicl4's ) mil and yard are located
on Front sire ct above the Railroad Bridge.
lie also has yard on Harrison stree. be-
tween Fourteenth ard Seventeeth streets,
tcs fies two yards on the road between this
city and DesMoines. The two yards at
this city started last April with stock Of
500, 900 feet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-03

j.. I. TswrLE, Gardener and Florist, cor.
4th and Main Sta, fruit and ornamental
trees. mv2S-1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-03

ca To rts Brsr.-lo 10 tho Bryant Stsatton
iowa state Business College 10 gcta thorough pfac
sicai business education. or to become good sound
t-ie ,raph operator. For circulars and papers, sd-
drss-. lcarlpsIng stamp 1.-THE Bryant y suaston
Commercial College. Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-03

TnE Coucn AND LrNG REMEDY, for every
family TO keep on hand, ALIENS Luxo
BALsAM. II sells erywhere, and gives
satisfaction. Read the following extracts
from letters: L. b. Bowls, Druggist,
Uniontown. Penn, ~fites, April 4, 1856 !:
" Aliens Lung Balsam has performed some
remarkable cures about here. rscon-
mend it with confidence in oil diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs." STsailxo Bso.,
Druggists, write from Cssrolton, January
81, 1866: Send Us six dozsa Allen
LuSG BALsAx. We are entirely out Of il.
Ii gives more general satisfaction than any
other medicine We SELL" Sold by all Deal
srs in Family Medicines.
PsRlY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAlM kiLLsR.-
rnE GREAT FAMILY xtDIcINB OF SHg AGE -
Pain Killer taken internally, should be adul.
terated with milk OF water. and swestened
with sugar il desired, or made into syrup
with melasses. For Cough, . few drops
on sugar eaten will be more effective than
anything else. For Sore Throat, gargIe
the throat with mixture Of Pain Killer and
water and relief is immediate and the crre
positive. II should not be forgotten that
the Pain Killer 10 equally ~ good to take
internally, ~ TO use externally. Each bot
tie is wrapped With full directions fox II
use.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-03

Stanchfisl L Co.'S yard is located on the
corner OF Perry and Fourth streets. They
have also done retail business, and in ad-
dition have sold on commission 5000, 900
feet Of lumber to lumber dealers.
On hand January lst, 1868.
Lumber. SOC, 1000 feet.
Shingles. 100000
Sales up 10 January lst, 1868.
Lumber, 100000 feet.
Shiagles. 100000
The following brief summary will show
the amount done by each firm. The mills
h. s.wad fcllowu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-03

AGENTS wANrED-sao. ass. gao STAR
n SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Patented
March II. 1877. 1t u-es two threads and makes the
genuine Lock stitch alike on both sides. All other
iaW priced m achines make Chain Stitch. Great In
daeements offered. Send for Circulars and Samples
q sewing. Each Agent giving copy OF letters patent.
I. Z. LArHkoP N CO.. 351nj rs Reynolds Block.
Chicsgo. oct29-d2m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-03
H. T.. sELIFRs & CO., SOLE PaornIrrons.
Pittsburu, Pc.
4 q Tor sale by all Druggists jan30 d&wiyI

kromer'- Hair Dye, Natural Durable. Beautiful.
B.-t and Cheapest In the World Sold by all Drug
gisis aad Country Siorekecpers. JOHN j. KRONER,
Sole Proprietor. sul Chestnut 81. Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-03

~ No Mother should he withoutN
II 40 Nursery is complete withontit.
/ > In fact 1, should be IN evory family.
lis tue most perfect Soothing Syrup for Sore Throat
AUD Irritated Lungs Known, ah hundreds can testify
who have proved Its efficacy.
4 u prompt In It's action. always cafe, and can be
yen TO the most delicate child with confidence and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-03
IFp. =. ItBBELL,
Chair Ian Of Committee.

Nor So.-We stated yesterday that the
body Of DR.. Herman Boyer had been found
in the river near Buffalo. The information
on which the item was based turned out to
be incorrect. The two sons and . nephew
Of the Doctor went down 10 ascertain the
truth Of the report, and returned satisfied
that there was nothing in it. Tho disap-
pesrance Of Mr.. Beyss remains as much .
mystery as ever.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-01

The following latter. picked up %
tho roadside, has been handed rs for
publication:
palestine, TEXAS, Jan. 6, 1868.
Geoyye A. Slaughter, Esq.;
Nv DEAR SiR:-On arriving at
home, found that Oh Saturday last,
. Mass Meeting have been convened
1t this plsce and nominated Judge
Tanstail, exactly secording to your
Wishes, a. the candidate 10 the Con.
vention At Austin, for Anderon
county, over Capt Morrison, who
was also q candidate, almost unaui.
mously. Its expected that Hsudsr-
son county will want to send ono Of
tho two Delegates from this District.
To my great surprise and sorrow,
l learned that Capt. Morrison, after
being defeated, declared himsslf an
independent candidate.
New you must write letter by
Ill means to Capt. Morrison request
ing him 10 desist from running, or
Ill may be lost; get Whitmorc aud
etkera to sign with yourself.
Write 10 Willis Cowen, the colorod
member Of the Board Of Registers
who nominated Tusstall, to remain
ssesdfast, n powerful means ara b.
ing brought to hear to shave him
llso potify Judge TunstalI that you
have done 30.
You will sss at once, that there
must be unity or defeat.
Enclosed please and copy Of the
proceedings Of the meeting, which
hope you will publish 10 the Index
In tho next issue.
] am youra most
ob't ssrv't
b. II. LIGNOSKI.
p. S.-Do not !es this letter b
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-01

sAsrysi, narks ~ spisit Il ~ Did
0sss Sssiuisa, ~ ~ seg,s psoss-
= ~ riisAs vAisA ~ vAiss 80 =
bssaA y raps<s, fAsi, vishess
suatsss, ~ asgss ~ - nfssy ~
hssas0 y issk = NJ ps<assisy.
fhss ~ spasssvsivs vhiAs vsss
asies1s 81 ssesh. ~ - IT, No.
- thas ~ essid ~ y vssisa
a9se. ~ rsiviisks = vsaiag ~
~ Eivss ~ sssrsss y spasA IL
priseipsss = sssatlieas cssss.nsaa
1hss ~ iessssacs 81 pesssai ess-
aisisa = The seeso~ va4 ssszibstshls
I, sksss ssas whites vAs vsrs their
patnsal saenies. I'D vAo veuh -
ess1 tk<a 10 rights vAssevss IL they
pu~sssa IL ps~es.
This i H. spirit of thsse sPseAs'
vhich teaches the segro 70 regard the
conservative nan - ~ eaeny. II
they arr not iscendissy, BY vha'
s4hsr term shall they eali<d7 They
issPsrs IL iguorsat blacks With SOS
! p5sise, 13issr~-s, Esd As:=sa. Arr
thsse nss - bird that they esase'
pssssivs thss sssh ssseAisgs sAast ~
sslt il svil eeassqssssssf o. an
tAsy = hsss on the sstaiaosnt d
political ssprsuscy, that they are in
diesrsst to The consequences to thsi'
ova rses, asd to the prosperity, ssfe'
y, asd happiness Of the country Il
b the wild spirit that marked shs
Preach RESOLUTION, which overturned
the bsaixeent operations Of good gov
ernnent, produced porai aad polisi
cal dsnorslisatioa, shed tho blood Of
the best citissss, and ds.ped France
/ in mourning.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-01

~ 49, = 1ssaal ~ !.
~ s1ssl thss.es 49, ~
SsssAsss 1scp,e ~ yanaias, - ~
ssh4eSy sssdiaise = vAteA d~y ~
ssases1 ssiss ssAisal aiaeis, vill
- essasssiss. - ~ 80. psrAapa,
= sssslls selsslsasd - sassviss .
- slstasy 'sAssses. n p<..
pssisy = ~ ssssEr, shs go sslss
= - sses<seA sseissy, ~ IL
sssssssssa hsgisss Il .ss. sse
slatssasly b,esdsl ussA sssi ssv-
asossa Or psssas ssvsr tssv
hss psesios thsa iissrsiss usss, -
~ thsy vsse 49,, skey ssvss ess,-
nssss H. vslss II ~ Ceasaisssstiss,
sAisA sAssv IL pseesssisg ssgs svsr
sAsa. sasil ~ ssssssssss - trans
fsrsa 10 a eavr.Ps party that sran-
~ ID 10 IL dusA Ths saSsise
sssas II Mr., JsSsrsea. that ~ Tie
psiss 4 liberty - ssesssl vigilance; =
"a 'aisusios vas . great eala~isy
~ ssbaisics ~ . ssssss=ss: G:
salinits@ psvon vss . greater mis-
festass IL uiss eeasssi iseul-
Gated y ssssly III ~ illassrises
~ uAs lsve siosssa or AiS4ssy
p sssslsssly gard ~ risAts Of ,As
S<stss, ssd 10 eeaass tAe FEDERAL
fovssssess strictly within ~ pss.
en- grasssd By H. Cesssitssies,
vers sssdlsssly regarded = verdi o.
empty seasd bss sow, il this p
riea Of niafortsss, I'll rs1se6se
pstriolie Dsa. recognise thsir fssffsl
ispsss. he Cssssitasiss, ssd a.
~ ID ~ fasp II ssvsss.sss sssab-
Mi 4 By il, = he saess saehss oi
sss safsty. Asy departure fsoa !,
b dasssssus.
Ths rtatssusu Of 1916 had sxpe
rissesd practically the s6scss Of tyr
assy, ssd hence the jealoss regard
thsy cherished Tot free institutions
Ths nes that Immediately followed
thss, were deeply inbssd with thei'
tssehissa, sd fsitAsAl!y pursued ii,
track they had pointed out. 70,
nearly .hres quarters Of = centsr,
ours vas not only the fresst and III.
bsss, bst tts happisss govsransn
that ths world ever vitsessed. L
vss = govssnnsat bsssd upon thu
volsstasy eessent Of the govsrssd
esasstsd BY cordial ssectios. NJ
ssasdise ssniss vers required th'
sosssyy vas not overrun BY taA col
Isctors, and o6csrs without limit 4
thsir authority but, free from debt
sid with seoaoay and rigid account
ability maintained, government, lik'
ths dsvs Of heaven, vas known onl,
BY il bIssrines.
| Havisg fall faith 10 the virtue an,
Intelligence Of ths American people
~ h+vs ~ abiding coshdcncs, this
tAsss will b . retsrn to ths origiss
psiaeiplss spea vhieh ths govern
nsst vss foaadsd, and which
nsistainsd 10 its psssr and belts
days. IN radicals srs the odaprin
II Fsassslisn, which Mr.. Jsasrso
sestsndsd esstsaplstsd dssssuesio
Of psklis liberty, asd to fsra upo
IL rsiss . monarchy. his prsdie
tIess havs bsss vssilsi. II tAs nd
isah sssA .eistais thsir pexsr fes
vssM b SAlly esassnnatsA BIZ
~ ~ hssss 4 ~ ssvsxps pAst
- 4tnw2sw n = nt..n -. stsAa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-01

Me- es'sass Ja...r =
ssss.sv nassai1 ~ IN :n~
r. Gsssasssi, sssk ~ -
- es>ssasy svssise -, -
hvss sepsresa ~ r.
AeiaR ysissipaIiy - k@&
49, ~ Assdsel Gsuar
ssd ~ ~ . ~ iS.3
eesvsstses, astAlss 4 IL
traessisea V by.
.wssAissssa, Sss. TN,
hse essvsatioa pssit,e,s =
sssk's venevsl.
The rssosstsustio, In
seemed. n. Wilsoa ~ ~
vcrsa The hin, asA o. e,s.i.
that h. had IL the th'r,.
that h bad Ia the Seaass l;..
. great May spsscAss, b. W.
ne loaaneesine Dawn, IL n
Ing Tosnbs IL plsus;Il.
aad the willy Slidel', bat NV. >
ed 70 moro wicked speech a..
delivered BY the Senate, s, ,s''
eoasis, M. Doolit,ls, o. ~
Iasa. NJ. johnson fclov.i
powerful sssstitutios.l ~.
ass!a.s the hill
RA'sigh, n. G., J.suary RI
oonvsstioa occupied MOI, ~ G
in idle disersion. Il No..
add to the present o6cs,,t' Ly
at governor, supsristsads,, y
lie WORM, and ssp. Of pull.
tios, al 70 b. elected 10, r..
BY the people. Mr.. Bassls 4.
lie treasurer seat in 40 Alb ~
nicatioa giving reasons WV ~
not comply with the order d r..
ton 10 pay per diem, &e., rss,.s]
= committee 10 confer win n
Candy.
Jackson, Mias., January q
CIsrioa hes the particular, Il /.
rage that vas committed i. p,
eousty. Mis-, o. 26th lust.
Of ffssdnsa, Who had hsss NJ
hogs, waylaid The constable ~
possss, who were sesrcAinr + r
with . warrant for their -
white nen vers killed asd =.
tally wounded and avs slislay, p
wss bet one negro woundsa, ~
arrested. Several parties an =
ing for the perpetrators Of lib /
set.
New York, Jas. 29.--Cehn
or; sAles 1000 bales 1t lSk.
srsnsas boads closed dull, y
gold ~. /
New Orlsass jan. $50
quiet aud morn Arm, middlisu {
sales $500; receipts $500; q
1864; sugar steady, connss
lO}; fair l2}0l2} nolss.s :
sonnen $500 fir G597a;
so; Aosr sstive, super In iii
doubls extra 80 IS; trshk q
I'll IS, corn setivs, via |
yellow d 90; oats dull .. IL;
e22 90; pork Armer, old -
bscoa improving. Shoal1ss !
clear nib l3403; clear 10
cured hams is@i7; lard d..~ i
ksg loo. Gold lao. /
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-01

49, 49, \ 1.sAas.
u Nssaa3 sAsss ~ . pssal nd.
isal ssliy il thi city. karsy IL ~
~ IL ssevss fIsn II ~ sd
hsdse passa.1isas - ps~iss -
sssu. so tsfsss ssss dsrs vsss
ssss . tAssassA 10 seasslssss. 1heyl
psssssssa . sssse9s eppsassssA uhss
sakiss isae eessiassslisa ~ psrpsss |
for vhi<A tAU ~ - A ssas |
risafsrn 49, ~ EMs4 - = ~ !
CssrsAesss ssssuns1nne3 - s,aak.
err, vhils ~ ss1aees vssss>ss1Ssx
ia = cc~psss -. IL ~ I'D, =
fre~s II ~ sasaA fhsss usss fsssy
or Atsy Wits pss~sss pse~sa, ell ~
sesriy III Il vhsu vsFs msss ,ps<ss-
| ss-n ef H. novsa sPsetseis
Judgt Caldwell ~ - 10 ~.
rasguc, ~AfsA occupied ahcss svo
hoan asa 4 hslf. This vas followed
BY = eaasersaai~ speech by Col. J..
NJ wsstsa, asA Tie e~ly speech II
~: sAs..-.-. sA.s -. es&s 10 rssiv.
Next followed Ges. A b. Nssess,
Major Fhsseas, At Rnek, sd Gee
VI. WhisaesS. II HnisA, 10 ~ sr1sr
iadiesasA. II vss sesr dark vhss
they ecselsaed, sd tn usssise dis
psssed. Thssc ~ no 1isfashases
OF issersssses viii Tie uosgrsi o.
stsss o. tksir ssbss 5rieads, vhisA
wss doubtless ssszrs II disapPoiss-
.sat to sous of the rsdicsk, Who cx-
pscted TO make capital sbrcad BY ex-
| sissnsats which they themselves fer
meat
Il cousd not be expected, il the
limited space Of ~ editorial, Tia, We
ecsld give even a sysopais Of shsse
radical speeches; NOT 10 il seessssry,
- 80 conceive. that ve shosld. A
brief reference to their general scope
and tendency is al that is required.
The radical orators, one and al,
openly aad unqusIi6edly proclaimed
themselves in favor II what ars de-
aonisattd the rccssstructioa acts
Of Congress. and Of universal negro
suffrage Judge Caldwell said that
he vas not originally in favor Of uni
veual negro suffrage, but sustained
il nov, 90 the ground Of its necessity
to maintain the government aud Of
protection to the Union men and the
blacks, who without il would be pow.
srlsss To protect themselves. A. B.
Norton said he was mos originally an
abolitionist, but the war having tor.
minated with the suppression Of the
rcbslIion, the abolition Of slavery
followed, and, ~ = natural conss ;
qucncc, the ballot succeeded the sue
cess Of bullets. ! Msjor Flanagan
claimed that he was not responsible
for the present state Of things, but
cordially endorsed the course Of Con-
gross, which he defended ~ just aud
constitutional. Caldwell wac IN IA.
vor Of what he dcuominated man.
hood suffrage those Who defended
the coantry aud paid taxes were en-
titlsd 70 participate il tie govern
NEST. Norton claimed to b Tie de-
sssadsst Of patriots; one Of his an
esstors fought through the revolu-
tioa, and smother through tho war Of
ss, As aas sIlsss, "A s: n lli sss
for he eolos ~ : sass skia, 20 10
Psasssssa lcyal hsast.
0ss. Nssesa ssd Jsdgs OAlavsll
sa4h slaasd ~ H. shar.steF = tksis
} speeshs = Jssspss ~ ~ ~.
rSsasassa. Try ~ hssa shazssa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-01

Great excitsnsut exists au>st
spiritnalists In 6eitico asd h
vile, Coansetisut. One Of tlspl
al spirit developments Of II
they bslisvs, i about to oew
vealing to mortal naa the Y
wealth aad treasure which fu I
centuries has qsissly rested d
bosom Of Mother Earth, q !
premises Of Mr.. Thes. Bassss 81
village Of Ssitieo. The eiresn
ces arc A. follow:
A. b. Putnam, 4 lineal h
dant Of the ssvoIutionary hes
aays Be hes sscsatly been ~
Hasardvilas ftsm Ne Stat. d q
fernh through he isAusscs 4
a(frh - naa3enis Pr,saIs, |
vigorously ~ y Vogx Inv =
nsa, sight sd Day, paying n
tsry..sas .es.ss: .,h;oAEs.f.j;
"a u ! ~. nssas. : l.,- I
vLIsl Iii y ~. !. -. S.,,'
IL Scantas river, : litsls vsss ii
eeitaso stockisst hctosy, shm
M = Iii 1.1 ..i..hi.. !.
she.s = jis.o..,. IA - ~
n ~, ss..-.s - a. M
vh,rA -. is;s.'s.sI 4, ss..;a
rates thses ecsl.ries - "a
bsjse ko1lv ,sss~si ls,sal
ships = !. ausr' ~ 1871 Il
Cos.ese;e,.t 49,. tehisv ~, !
49,. ~ es..;.v :, 81. e.
nd hsisw sIeseis foIlsved,
~ NY ~: Sss.tIs =
$685. I'm. esieuI,t;,s - =
:. s,s,ianl ,n-ts ~ asu.san1
Nav. III S.;.- .tt.sls = Il p /
a., ~ -. y shs;s ,r.lr |
in, k;,isS ~ i..c.is.1 .a.sh
!. .h.s - s:I,si { .ss.,.l =
th.s t;.s. es,ssis. sls .osA I
nv. III 49,. n, pvi,1p I
h. shsiI ...ss q. ~. II alj1 2
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-01

:
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80.
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ri hnavnAanA II ~ Cuars !
Hssss b Hsssaas = - IN ~, - |
- spraiun 4 Csl q. G Oil1onnis ~ 4
sSeerevgi1y errsaiue1 = eeIInr Col /,
&C., o. 3 ~ 49,. ~ ~
1890 O. b n. Uksr.en sssv,,,ey.
Vcs,e 80. = CT 1s(31ss. e
49,. ~ inaennn1p 6uu - iiCts.
- esse1tp e. Isvne1 - sseie1ss-
= - 80.
q - = CT A.khsl suish.
essslsnsa ~ II pese q ~ toaAs,
Ca.vcs1isn- pow .aios,ninr = eAs ~.
vke6hss ~ havs 49, s,euislv =.
lsstsd - Asfsea1ss = ~ ~, ievi>eA
!. tsk> seeap !. he CunV1,aina.
o. 1870 q Cpl G G (3illspsSs. .
eonnissss ~ aspsSea,A b. ~ 'CAsis
On tevnane.t orsnniaakSon' eoasistine
cr de folIswine jssse.1s,.
Col G. q. Osllsspis. 0sv. }. ". Hen
.,vrsos, Cap< ! G. Chez. c. J. Ev.sa
j W En-. J. 4 stss,a - n Trirs
Afl.s a. speoinsnsua e sAs ec1-
nissse, ~ (WnvsaAioa uajosrpsd rns;l
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asa>elnues m D - ree.sas rSs,
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CAsu, AeAhsl SuIek r. W, Ogsy. n.
Case, J. 4 Nsss5s, + ". LspAay.
Brepse Qkupas.-ChsnnAe CeRier. q.
W. Dsrass g ), Eva.s, .. Stewart
W; 4 Those, Y. l Cs::.A.,;
'01n =, ~, 90 ~ - x....u
J 4 a.ili,.. p Er..,,..
Ass6a CsssAs b Bssh. 1T
Jove,
Walker OLssAv Or. A Jo.ea
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A,ss1s. CLssE,-A n ej~n
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-01

Jslws Lsassl D. Evsss, 4 r..
=. 1 esssis1sst asd s1sssA usese
~ this~gAoat ~ M. - -
- usnissAsd b. ~ Predeses =
TJ.issd 0Asss Csllsesor scs ~ Iess9
District n Tsxss, Aas bssa re}ssesd
bv H. Rsliesl UnissA etstss esssAe-
Bss asy Ceslbdsesss eoesf OF sei-
der, vbs - tesssa ssssgsAs siaes
he var, weld hsvs bsss essspeah's,
= fss - bk politim ~ ~ 80
esrpsd. Hcssdss ~
rrs BunxAu.-fhis iasliasdss
located il oar niast usdss ~ 49,
sesueut asa sostssl 4 80 Dsvts
q. Bsowa, has bsss eosaisg y IT.
IN pswsss vhieh arc d direct 70.
risaee visA ~ spisis sd lsta:s q
G.sssal Hascseks oder Prsslsinias
ths ssprsnsey Of civil lav. A. .
public josssslist il becomes or: d!ty
70 sssasgs Co. Brown before ths ess
Of puhls opisies, il order list ..
Intelligent cennusity nay jsdgs Of
asd apprsciaaa bis scss in shs preni'
~, ~ be Is srrvnss n IN PecPk
scesrdisg to General Hasccek's ia
ssrprs<,tioa.
1As ..sn il ths cases particularly
siisissl -, are - fallows:
A shess tins bsfoss Col. Brown
esns 70 PARIS, sas Albert Enhs'sea.
frssd.aa, BY biz Attorneys brought
suis aeaisss Hssry Leg, . white eit-
isss u tbs esusty, % . vrittsa con.
trset for work asd labor dops, clain-
ips oss huadred 3sllsss. The sssns
Of tAs written contract wsfe, that
said Rnbsssoa vas 70 Do good work,
and faithfully ssrvs aid Lesg for
The year 1855 dcisg such work Oh
ths .arn y said Lesg might rsquirs,
~. In consideration Of which
Long sssssd 70 pay hin one hue.
died dsllan 10 a1dition 70 biz board
aal certain artislss Of elo:hing spec
lied 10 ths contract. Salt vas
brought against Long aitsr En-.
bsrsos bad lsn the country BY Da-
viz 4 Wares his Attorneys, before
. Justice Of the Peace. Mr.. Long
By Ais Attornsys, Msssv Dohossy
& Hale ~ up On sasst ssd . fsilurs
On tie part Of Enbssuos 70 do good
work according to contract, proving
his oGsst; AID proving also that said
Eubsrsoss work vas not worth his
beord. That Long hsd told Enbsr.
son dsriag The tine b. vas living
With hin that BE- must either work
bst>es Of Leave. That be would pos
! pay hin for sseh work. Judgement
IN favor Of Dsit Leag for thirty five
dolless. PIaintiG ssksd The Justica
for q sew trial which vss grated.
The casa vas then tried By = loyal
jury who took the test oeak prsscrib.
ID BY Gsa. GriGn asd IL aams yer.
diei rendered BY den. Whsssspou
Plaintiff appalled, to Ne District
Court, and thu Transcript ssat -
and on The arrival hero Of Col, lsova
be took charge Of Tie 900 - al
IN pspsEs psrtaising tAsrsso, ---noti
Ted Long % stpssr before hin, At,
stated time aaa thsrs arbitrarily
rendered judgnsst against Long fol
about ssvesty-tw doIlars In spscis
arbitrarily rsfssisg 70 hear ssy prosi
conserving the character Il vosl
and labor performed BY said Enbsr'
500 or any other evidence on u,
part Of Long, except " to Ii,
anosst h. had paid Enbsraos. DE-
ring Ill thh time said Embsvsou
was, and still Il = mon resident Of III
State. In another case one Rober1
Ward = freedman had sued Hsary
Long IN The County Court tot worI
and iaboT dons BY himself and .Ami
" durisg the year 1865. Long hat
fled his answer, alleging failure o.
the mart of Plain iH n vovk .ccovd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-01

Csssssvselvs sa1os Csssss-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-01

The Mckinney Messenger ssys
that Pesk h. bssa selling for he
~ ~ weeks 10 that market at
mn four 70 six essts, spscis. Cara
, ssssdsat At SO cents pr bushsl,
surrsaey.