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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-15
"ARM SPRINGS,
w beth County. w:
C7sU2a1e of Pr0x9.lct03.s. -.

Having recently assumed the propFietefship' Of
this old and fashionable watering place, ma COM
pleted our arrangements for the ehtertainment Of
visitors, we now solicit the paTaHage afhe public
Every effort has been made ia restore to this estab-
lishmentits former reputation The remedial prop
critics of the waters have been sufficiently atested
in the numbers who have been relieved Of Rhcu-
matic, GoHty, and other Affections while the lux
nry Of the Baths, when once enjoyed can never DO
forgotten. Persons DESTROYS To have full inforna-
ton concerning the character of the waters may
consult our circular, which will be sent to them,
on application, free Of postage.
We pledge ourselves that our table shall not be-
inferior to any kept either in city or country
The name Of our manager is sufficient to insure
good living.
The route to the Warm Springs is by Richmond
and Staunton to Millboro' depot, on the Virginia
Central railroad, where line Of stages connects
with the trains, enabling passengers to reach the
Springs the same day after leaving Richmond,
Lynchpurg, Washington, or Baltimore
RATES OF Board: Per day, $3.50; per week,
SIS |; per month -four weekly, $50.
DARNELL & REVERCOMBE,
Proprietors.
Maj'r P.rrn II. wooDwARR, Manager.
1UBRA4D LIGHT MOWER.
ILL This fayoriie machine is again bSefora
Che public, much improved since last Summer.
For its merits We refer those wishing to buy NOW
s,s to t. following s1s wing few amn us
J. & r. Todd, Mt. Scion,
James p. Byers Rarnassns
James Y. CFaVferd, s.auntoRn.
S ha 5. ELL, risAsrsyil,,, s.
I IN NEs sf;b'gs!ak crslssyHi''s.
Andrew Cameron, Lexington, .f
R. J. Glcndy, Bath county,
]. C. Lewis,
VIM. w. Montgomery, Deerfeld.
PARKINS, NELSON s. CO, Agents.
may 20-2m -
KTOTICE.-This is to inform the public,
that ap selling in the counties Of Au.
gusta and Rsokbriage, Gaylord's new map Of tn,
United States with the population of every coun-
ty, length Of every River; every Railroad, and
proposed route; with every new State and Ter
ritory belonging to the American Republic. This
is an entirely new map of 1868, and contains also
the map Of the World and twelve cities of the U.
8. It is given up by the best judges in Augusta
county, to be the best and cheapest map, ever Of.
fered for sale in this country, PRICE $3.50 I
am also selling charts Of Gen R. =. LEE, the
Fallen Generals Of the South, and others. =
l5i.s WILLIAM 4" YlkBR0dGH,
june 24-tf New Hope, Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-15

"A RHan New Idea.
n TOM COLEMAN,
having leased the Virginia Hotel BAR and Bill
4h ae ess i sss s # 5s sa9ss s
public generally that he can alWays be found
there-ready t. supply them with Drinks III ev-
cry STYLE
From The "Iaoa" !|araig4tto the highest toned
ssIdeaa" NEizsa
. He simply asks a reference ts his past record
and gratefully solcits continuanee..of public
fayors, promising that his 'Bran New Idea" will
10 equal, if not superior, to the cold"
THOMAS i. COLEMAN,
ProprietQr Of Va Hotel Bar & Billiard Rooms.
r s. New Kavanaugh and Decker's celebra-
Room. T. NJ.
July l-tf ts43
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Nmce Of Augusta County Fair,

0fflce of Augusta County Fair,
~ JULY II, 1868.
There will be "a FAIR held on the Grounds Of
the Augusta County Fair, near Stannton, Va, on
THE 9th, 2Sth and Doth of OCTOBER,
1853 The Premium Lists will be ready in few
days. A'spirited competition for the honors Of
EXCELLENCE in every branch ofindustry is earnest
~ invited. by order of the Board Of Directors.
JED. HOTCHKISS,
july 15-tf Secretary
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-15

Prepared only by
DIR. J. ]. LAWRENCE s. CO., &
244 Baltimore Street,
- BALTIMORE, Nh.
For sale BY Druggists everywhere.
nj u 15-1u eeLst- -.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-15

AFAcr-W orkingmen, it is to your inter-
est to vote for the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road, for it will raise the price of labor and
add to the working population of the State.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-15

THE GREAr.Q QUESTION construction
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. Don't
forget it, people of Augusta It is of more
Importance to you than the election Of forty
Presidents. Virginia has already had more
than she has railroads and the "honors are
easy" Vote for the Subscription.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-15

From THE GREAT West The Baltimore
Gazette's Washington correspondent says !:
Hon. S. s. Marshall, of Illinois, who has just
rstugned from the West, says he never saw
anything like the excitement in Illinois over
the currency question: It absorbs every
other issue and extends over the entire
country He. says the people demand the
payment Of, the public debt as rapidly as
possible, and with the illegal currency Of the
country, with 4. a view to reduce the.aebt
which bears a gold interest: Greenbaeks for
the people and greephaeks for the bond
holder is the universal cry throughout the
West; Judge Marshall also reports chat the
vote Of Illinois is regarded as certain for The
New Y ork nominee. rs ,s.ss.i Is ,et.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-15

I'D rown',s Ess. Jamaica Ginger Dalleys Mag
ID ical Pain Extractor, &C. For sale at
july lott LINKS Drug store.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-15

DR. Icons ELECTRIC HAIR REVIEWER
IL Dr. Icons Infant Remedy. Sold by
July l5-tf F. II. LINK, Druggist.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-15

Eote down tic Const tuition.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-15

rreshly prepared SOLUTION CITRATE =
MAGNESIA, an agreeable substitute
for EPSON Salts, at LINKS,
July l5-tf Drug and Prescription store.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-15
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

The following is the platform adopted by
the Democratic National Convention on Tues
day. It was reported by Mr.. Murphy of New
York, chairman Of the committee on resolu-
tions :
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-15

Ma For Testimonials Of remarkable cures, see
s'RosadgHs Alwaaac" for this year.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-15

EIsHs Patent Nursery Lamp, sold by
il T. II. LINK,
july 15-tf Druggist.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-15

may 27-t.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

sad was Of terrible grasAesr. ssrsams
Of lava were hurled FROM tho csaten
To hight Of FROM 200 10 300 fsss,
and after they had fallen travered :
distance Of Ave miles where the
l'qaid Arc flowed into sAs go, driving
back The vs,ora. Those who vii.
ne-sed the meeting Of the two ole
msnts dsscri,c Inc sssss q or. ~
awful splsndor. Quite = number Of
shocks Of earthquake sees. panied
this eruption. By tbs rspor, Of gu,
special telegram il would appear a.
II the present eruption exceeded in
magnitude and terrific grapdeur any
thing that ever proceeded il, and this
would make it more violent in evsty
respect than the recent eruption Of
Mount vesuyius.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

lion Of the State in the ce.ve.tion
n, New York, on tho tsh NJ ysIy.
On motion the meeting sdjourncd.
NJ d X TAYLOR, Chsismsn.
j. A NOTEWORTHY, Seesstavy.


in tho spuing Of 1853, jonathan
"rv-", xsM ss.~. throushows III.
entire country as the v Reforeed
Gambler, vent 10 Athas.. In THE
State, for the purpose 81 starting
~hat vas known ~ THE Albany
Manusi Labor University" ny hi.
Inducements he seevvsA ske sssvses-
of .cs'c Of The ve,y best educator.
ia the State ~ New York ~ teachers
in the new University. AZ the time
Of which 40 speak there lived IN
Athens county an old widow lady
named Mrs Mary Wscthe, whose
only son had but a short 'imc be-
fore, died, leaving hs mother some
$4,000 in eash aud notes equally
good
by some means Green founA OFT
that tho old weman bad thu sum,
aud by quiekl y Negotiating himself
into her good gfae-s, Induced her Ia
give him the cash and aoies Il. IN
vest in 8 2G bonds, a. the latter was
much safer A. soon ~ Green ~.
cc',od aud converted the s,ajos,,y Of
the notes into cash, No len for parts
unknown, leaving the poor old wo.
man without q dollar, Born. down
by her pecuniary troubles, the old
woman died abo.' week sincc, and
was buried by the township aathosi.
ties
The fate Of the old soman 80
aroused the indipui,y Of the eitise.s
that they determined on bringing
tho culprit to justice II he could ~
found, aud placed the entire affair IN
the hands Of Gen 7 y W,ids, a ~eli
known citizens, who soon tracked
his garae TO Lsvrencebasp. Indiana.
lie Immediately procured all the
proper pspers from Governor Hayes,
~hlch go. an order for removal from
the Governor Of ind.saa, aud this
afternoon arrested Green ssd brought
hn up to this city, snd lodged him
IN the Central nysnse station hoase,
shcn he vii. bc taken IN Athens To
stand his trisi, indictments slrssdy
having been fouad against him to
he amount Of % 400.
Tho villsiny vss Of character al.
most unparalleled, sud W arc glad
% know that 10 polished = rascal has
lad his career Of crime cut short.
Too much praise cannot br given
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05
j. H. JOHNSON,
DENTS t '

NAAb FAA<hAAs ACAsNFs
Ovvica-Wcst side Of the Public
Square.
ID E8PECTFUlLY ttuJen his sr.
II vices 10 hi old i,i+nds and patrons
In Harrison aad adjoining copnties. From
biz long sapssieaee md closc application
" the profession - ae1s warranted In ~.
Ing that hk work will b. inissior TO Hoss.
Astiaeisl tss4A inssrted on ihe Vulcan.
its Base isusa ces 10 NIL vt, and perfect
satieaAetioo gsar.sisrd.
lie can Be- fosnd At he once u
Gil times. Where Il h isconveaient ~
pessons 10 couc to the o(scc. they viii be
waited 90 at their koon. Hh neyvices
ca BE- secused BY adaws.ins hin through
tlse nail - Otherwise,
February J '6S. n1-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

And LlQuofs, &c. &c, ID SOW being
received and ntened by A. =, ars, Al the
old stand Of Sears i Wiiberspoon, where
he will b. Pleased to sec his oM custorness
genuine and unadultersted bnue ms'sr
In Drug stores, at the very lowest figures
that genuine and unsdai.sra'ed article
can possibly be scld al, for cash ny
special reqaes, he has broagb, on several
articles moi keat elsewhere in this CITY,
among them Is Catasrh Snuh and sewing
Machine rtedlcs.
l take pleasure il informing my c"s,
tomcrs and the public generally i.A'
have secured the services of Mr. r ~
Bruce, Pharmaceutist, lats q the ho"se
Of Nr Frank Il. Wood Of this city, who
VI. &c on hard ~ al hours 70 attend 70
the Prescription Depsrtment;
A. SEARS, Druggist.
Feb. ~. 1867. aSea'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

There Ia a sumos aAost il Paris
that the Satan was ~ vol plsassd
with his late visit " sha vssssss rap
isols that he u goisg V vspssA il this
sumner, sad will prshsbiy eAtsnd
bis trip " the United Hsatss, Ia the
history Of which he Ia esid 10 take
great interest.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

A la,ps body Of arnsd nser'es,
In regular military array, were M Ieh
ing through CLARK esssty, Ma. =
few days sisee. They visited The
house Of negroes who refused 10
affiliate with the Loysi League, aud
took them away, ii sss believed to
murder them.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05
DsnesrH.ic xssttHS.


JxvrxnsoS, TEXAS,
May %. ist;s.
Al meeting Of tho citizens 81
Aarioa county, the meeting wss OF
san'acd by calling NJ u X. Taylor
10 the chair and appointing J A.
Noteworthy Secretary
ia Hotios Of W l.. knos the
chair s.s authorised IN annoint q
Central Committee Of thirteen for
the county, whose duty il shall be 10
organize Democratic clubs In each
best Of the comfy also, clubs OF
Conservative fece,isos, aad that
every enor, he done upsa their part
20 bring GU, full vote of tho Con
sentative party Of Marion county
On motion OF u " Longhcry the
chair DO authorized to appoint eom
m'itsc Of Eve tn dfait resolutions OK.
prcssiyo If the scn~e Of this meeting.
The chair appointed on this com.
n',iee X " Loughcry, r. X
Haynes, W. u Penn. Geo. r Todd,
aud Col Cbas Lewis
On motion, Ward Taylor, Jr aud
DR. A. = Tluoy wcrc added IL lhis
committee The committee retire.
and in few minutes -sluraed aud
the following resolutions
The steadily enoroaching
spirit of Radical usufpaiion. has
produced a var which has resulted
IN the must wsniop and cruel she'd.
ding Of fraic,nel blood, the em.
h'tioring e communities gaiusi
each other, The destruction Of the
agriculture aud commerce Of ten
States, aud has entsiiod oncrous
aud heavy harlhens Of taxation OF
the whole country, and whereas i,
has crippled the prosperity Of the
whole country, destroyed It's faith
aud credit at home, aud its re-.
srectihili,y abroad aud whereas,
II has, BY dangerous m'sfepreson.
taiions overtcppei tho letter aud
spirit Of the Constitution, and
mon, lnau,n a. IL" p.J;o'i ~"
InJ hy a s,',,,, ~ ,n'a,''' 1919" Fay
,,a .,,.;,;a. ',..,s ."ri "''e''
IT.. h..a,l ~ H., o Y"' 80
man, .nl !. aa.. .,.
.,,.,a,.,,,,, -, -, $3.50.
vic, Inc chief iocumLen, or an
other go. ordinate branch who ha. /
discharged his otbe,.l du,;c. xi,h I
fidelity of biyL c,,me. ,nd m,.a,
meano,. anI vhe,e.. Lv II, mr.
constitutional action, ,Ley have
no, ouIy done Tins hut bay. ,ea..
srd,yed the liberties of n large and
patriotic c'Iss Of citizens in ton
States Of the lnion aud whereas,
they have repealed the original
aud organic las Of said States. do.
claring ,hcm AZ Territories and
aaosusniacd ana whereas, 10 pur.
suaneo Of said legislation, ihey
have organized for the party utter.
est OF said Radical party, the or
gnnisation ef said States, on an
ili'beral prescription and uneon-
sii:as'onal basis aud whereas, tho
same Threatens to Tx On the true
people who have H'ssys owned '"e
"nd ana governed II, "" ""o
400 nfmwmpsr"i""s f"c5 '"e's"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

Edvia IN I.ssssgrssA, fos $1,000,
10 write . series " articles for Mtlss
ORsiIiys paper, % ths "Sserss u
plomAey u NJ Coaisassssy Ahsssd :"
lisIf ne snssss wss ps31, ~ hi'ss
refuses to ysy ~ ~ IT, ~ 'sss@
furnished BY IN l.sos. The nss'sf
Il In eouvt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

AHeafcAss AssAssisArxD, The
brownsville Rsnchcro, OF tho i0h,
nnnouUess the finding the bodies Of
Jswss hsors and Henry waldsn,
carpenters, who had bsso Employed
on ,hs garrison busliisR a. Brswas-
Vile. They wore discharged o. the
25th ult., and received > ticket q
transportation to New Orleans, Il
il supposed tAst on or about the 18th
uit., they started for the barber on
foot. Twelve miles bclew Browns
their bodies were found few days
since. They hsd with them, when
they started, ssvsn or eight hundred
dollars in euYsscy. The ksnehsro,
says:
Whether they were IN or out Of a
jscai when Murdered whether mur'
dercd BY pciado ssssasins, or BY
whom murdered, u unknown. They
wore dosb4ssss murdered fos their
money, but wosld hsvs been mar
dssed - quickly fcs shsis sooss.----
00l. Nssea- M
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05
Remarkable Discovery Of q French
Count.

There has been one emotion il
Paris during the last few days, crea-
tod by the sudden reappesrsnce in
tho world Of Paris Of the Nisomts
de, one Of the quoudam favor.
ties, who had left tho city in ths
greatest condemnation and disgrace
some ssyen years ago, and who re.
turns broDxed aud hardened both in
mind and person, to resume the place
among his friends, which not they
but he declared he had forfeited by
his own imprudcncc aud folly.
Blythe kindness Of a relative he wa.
enabled to steam away for Ncw
Grenada, where he had been able to
obtain a situation ns clerk to the en- i.
g'ncer just then employed in the
construction OF line Of railway
through the country. In this posi-
ton he fulfilled his small duties with
the utmost perfect cxactitudc for
more than three years, and =. tho
end of that time, the railway being
terminated, was ordered TO another
duty in different part Of the coun.
try. The way was over the stecpcst
mountains. lie had already got
through the greater part u his
journey when, one day, overcome by
the heat, he lay himself down by the
sidc Of a running stream, which 70
freshed him both by sight and sound
and fe'. to v,using on she hard fate
which had torn him from his rela.
tivcs and friends to wander thus
lonely exile In . foreign land, when
his atteution vas suddcnly called
FROM these high flights to = circum-
stance which was taking place i'm
beneath his, eye, And
which had escaped him while gazing
on the heavens.
Tho phesonsnon vaa this, close
to where his head wAa lying amid
Tho grass and flowers, tho rusning
water formed an sady which, ssscr
laraing in tiny whirlpool, proceed
ID to fall into = narrow aperture,
Shsnce on cxamination he bsheld no
ssus. His curiosity WAS aroused,
md he raised hialsclf up 10 gaae
Town isto the hollow, the sides Of
vhleh he found to consist Of two
blocks Of ssonc, 40 worn down snd
'o!ished by the continued rush Of
he current that be could see To the
cry bottom. The sight he there
'eheld made him xtagger and Al
mex, almost without c~r,.~.-- .slnSse
,cld sand carried BY the current
rom the bed OF the river some niles
higher up, where gold washing had
,oen carried on for many genera tons.
There lay before him one glitter
ug pile Of the precious ore, glosn
ng at tho bottom Of tho limpid
water, and demanding only strong
,and and resolute, will, both of
which he possessed, to draw il 70 the
uriaec, Needless to say, he ~
raced his steps to tho place who're
10 had departed, and soon returned,
bringing back men and machissry
Ind, as he says, when telling tle
sondsrous tale, You MAY bslisve
mo If you choose, but in lees thea
lhree weeks l had become the rich
.st man 10 the whole rspshlic.'
What bears out the assertion u the
purchase he has just made of one
pf the mansions At the Barriers do
I Etoile, and the splendid style in
which he has mounted bis asaabIish-
nteut
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

A new swindIe Il said 10 have
besn started In Ns~ York city, which
Is we'll ealruisted 10 deceive psfsoss
il the ceunsvy A cirssssr 10 ss"s
out with ss~ysss u Psisss vhisa ~
represented y - raassfastsssd ~
print works Who's owners have an
o0ce In New York Enelos~d Ia
he civsslsrs Az samples Of kesAs, II
wkish Twelve yar1s viii b. ssss 90
the rscsipt VI 90 dsllas, OF -
yss1s fo sighly-1vs sssss. A lev
days ego PsstUss4ss Kelly, 81 New
YORK, received lstiss frsn lady,
viii IN ssslessss ~ eighty ays csAts,
astiag hin % sssd Ass sss yards q
The goods. II thsy ysrs a represented,
A messenger ~ nsst 10 ths sass
usssd, vksa u vas fossd shss H.
place was ia charge Of > ~, asd
hat no bssineus vas uasaActed tbWe
boy Odd receiving Letters. which usual,
y number from thirty -hse 70 Forty :
day.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

A fivE TaausAsp Milr WALK
NY Wksros~-A dispatch dated
New York, Nay 0, says ~.
Weston, the pcdsslrisn, N backed
fsr 5000 nils vale from bssgor
. 81. Papl and yetsrs to Buaalo.
The wager Ia s25, 900 side, and the
:s l;ia August 10, and w,l /. .ceoa.
panied BY six sworn judges, A
purse of s2500 10 also being raised
to be prcseaiod TO Westoa IL he
should accomplish the feat, llc will
also have to wsik QUO hundred miles
IN twenty three consecutive hours
five tunes during the march, and
should he fail in doing this once he
foricit- all claim to the $1,000 purse,
aud foffeits $1,000 for each event To
be- deducted from the hackers an
time in the wager. lie vii! also
walk 6iiy miles in ten consecutive
honrs once in each ona Thousands
milss. In both there feats he will
ho allowed two trials at each event.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05
Tribune -. tQ0ae tisssJ..i~-

Tks Etar, = new pApes fun.,r"."
by the 'ass employee. ~ the San u
said 10 have esrsslAsioa sesoed only
to tho Herald, but W. arc not posted
M 10 iis Advertising terms
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

Iustiss y rsessssaesA = bipd-
DiagbAn ~ @sse ~ - 10 assfss
kss.-~ nssAA ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

On ssssriss . ssssst - 4 . pretty
sisl h si.tins ssar he asss 1se't
sasp " lock, bat put year tisksa n
IL bsx $50 thee taks ST opposite
70 hss. Yes nay - 49, 70 starr
ker oaf Of eeUnyeos0oo.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

Gen. Butler ssid u oas Of his ia
peashmsss speeches that sour gio.
rious COSTLY n. yscdsesd 'he
greatest cviminsl cr this o. say ethsv
sxe." This veil that the old bottle
i,ap coaesssxs the feet.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

ing o. her with admiration, said
That was q brilliant idea Of YOUR
Cashsvine hut where will yom hnj
money ssosRh, here In the wilder
as,-, TO threw 81 the heads Of ,hos.
scoandrels, for Turks don't pay IL
promises ? "
"In this very place, replied she
Here arc my jewels, and before our
;ss=ss:S-. s.sssss | wiii havs svsry
co.'s and precious stone in the camp
All ask Of you rs to keep up your
courage, and rcanimate tina, Of your
poor soldiers Come, show yourself
10 tho tssops. and leave tho rcst Ia
me- Before our esvoy returns | will
have money enough TO satisfy III
Turkish ministry, though they were
ten times rs svsrieious As they are. g
The ear followed her sdvicc, and
went about the troops with a cheer
ful countananoe. Cstharinc mount
ed a horse, went from regiment to
regiment, and assembling the officers,
addressed them thus
Friends, We have got ourselves in
such q situation that We can save our
liberty only by LOSING our lives or
making 4 bridge OF gold IL Wa take
the first meihod, aud die in defend.
loa ourselves, all our gold aud pfee
ions stones will be Of no use TO Us
Lot us employ them In inducing our
enemies 10 let us 60. have already
sacrificed MY own jewels and money;
but that is not cuought to content
tho eupidity Of those with whom We
have TO do. We must every one
subscribc.'
Having said these words, she ,run-
ed to an ohioer aud said
What have you 10 give me :
Whether II be much CT little, ! want
1t at once. IL We got out ot this
..crape you shall be rccompenscd
hundred fold, aud | will recommend
you to the ear for promotion.
The result of this proceeding was,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

Tho following table exhibits the
circulation and and advertising rates
Of the four lesdisx daily josrnsls of
New York city!
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

sis shossasA psssls are ssia 10
have len Msnphis uithis Ne past
sinssy days. in search Of ssv bosses,
Rows Of stores In The nest oiigis:s
basissss quarter sss 10 ~, sd sssi
usae " slnost ss6ssly pssstssssd.
10 says Tie Peat.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

The Montgomery Mail, y ~
18th, psbIisAss lessss fros e'l'-
ed man, who has bees eSpsfimsnt.
Ing ia tbs Western ststss. The
,ssnner n which he was kicked nd
cuRrd in Ciseinassl II described IN
language msss feveibls thss elsyans,
srd ~ wssns his frissds ssd 60
assi ssases v ssnair aAsss thsy Ss.
W. copy he following paragraph,
I ,aast 10y. in The HsasArs Stssss,
nsgro il 10 better than dox !
have bssa - greet assy pssess
slses ! IN go bess very I'D =
vssk, 80 kesssS nAsas ahy esssu
sIess. I - reg - Nsw 05iaase
| ~ VII tass tA-1assss It Cisda-
aaal, vhsss ] ~ NJ v 81 sse1
.ossy v eeaa hsas -. HISS