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University of Virginia.

,,,HE NEXT SESSION OF THIS TNSTITU,
/ ten viii begin on the first day of October
1861, and end on the Thursday precea'hS 'he
4th of July, 1865. .,;,.
To be admitted as a student, the applicant
must he sixteen years of age. There is no pre-
scribed curriculum of studies i'll this insutanon'
Every student may select the schools he VIII at,
tend, but in the Academic Department ne must
Faculty he be allowed TO attend less than three:
The method of instruction is by lectures and
textbooks, accompanied by daily examinations,
The University is divided into three depart
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-10

Levi b. Springer and others, In Chancery
in the Circuit
" Court fOr0hio
County, West
Shepherd Mcintyre and others Virginia,
DITRSUANT TO THE DECREE MADE
in the above cause on the seventh daN OF
NAV. lS6s, | will on MONDAY. THE SIXTH
DAY OF JULY, 1858 az my Office in the CITY
of Wheeling and thereafter BY adjournment
from time 10 time rs shall be found necessary,
proceed to take and state an account OF the
persons respectively who, pursuant 10 the
WILL OF MOSES SHEPHERD deceased,
bearing date the first day Of January, 1890, eN.
hibited in the above entitled cause, are entitled
TO share in THE PROCEEDS OF THE HOME
PLANTATION OR ESTATE mentioned in
said will. and of the share OF the said proceeds
to which each of the said persons Is entitled
and to ascertain and report what VIII be reas,
enable commission or allowance to he deducted
from the shares of those who shall be so found
entitled and paid over to the cOmplanants rs q
contribu ion to the expenses Of bringing anu
prosecuting this suit; together with such other
matters as shall be deemed pertinent ny lyselt
or be specially required by the parties.
And pursuant TO the said DEGREES hereby
rive notice to all persons claiming TO be entitled
| 10 share in the said proceeds TO come in before
mo and prove their respective rights; and do fix
WEDNESDAY, THE NINTH DAY OF SEP
| TENDER, l56s, Is n peremptOry day for the
purpose; and such OF them as shall net come IN
and prove their respective rights on or before
| that ,lay will be excluded frsm the benefit of
the said decree OF Of any future decree In the
above cause unless otherwise hereafter ordered
| by tho Court. HANNIBAL FORBES,
Commissioner Ohio Co. Circuit Court
MAY Goth, 1865. my3O.lwdGwtill.sep
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Keen Your Blood Pure.

There arc no remedies, nov hciunr The paa
80 well calculated TO purify the blood aud O., 90
strust (so to speak the whole system A. Robah
Blood Purifier, Blood Pills and Ntoma,l Btu,
Sold by all druggists everywhere
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-10
BAD TASTE

In the mouth Ia the morning b, ons 81 TOE pnI
toms Of a bilious condition ~ dI'orlsrsi 'ia.'
of the liver, and should not foS a ,Dg.s ta' =
neglected, ~ Il IL but the pr,monitoly syn Fiaa
ola train Of evils and the very 'r,d' ol d.-sa"
Procure at once ROback'S Blood PIN -au.I %
ter them according " the directions aroOUpsa'
ing each box. and the difficulty aud dahg' q
disease will at once b. removed Mi S''I
druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-10

THE UNDERSIGNED HEkEhf
giyes notice Of his appointment as as
i spss Sf the ESTATE Of DIR. ThomasJ kisner, oil
Whseling. in the county Of Ohm, in the District
of West Virginia, and who was 70 VIZ On ue
rTnt ,inon the petition Of himself by the Q. ,.
Eistiict Court for said District. -,
Dated al Wheeling, W, Va, the 4th day OF
June, g. ID. 1865. .,,,--c,,p>,pp
junSoaw3w 81 IN ALFHED St"'Hh'
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New York Dry Goods Mark
milwaukee, Market,

INV IVINNi u UI3O -
A heavy rain storm prevailed all day.
Trade stagnant.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-10
An Ounce of Preventive

Il worth pound Of cure. Fev'r sd AE~
DO prevented In all climates and 10 A. o'-'
tons by the constant uSs Of E0bart ''',
Bittsrs, and Outlines the very Sof'' e4''
been cured by their timely u.o. P'f'"'' - =,
In maiarious districts .hould never =
them. Sold BY al druggists even "S'''
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Commissioners Notice.
Insenh Skinner. Ia als

the Circuit Court
Va for Ohio County,
West Virginia.
Joseph Skinner, et ais
nIrRSUANT To THE DECREE MADE IN
the above cause on the 9lst day OF MAY:
Ists. / will on THURSDAY, THE 9th DAY of
July, ls6s. at my Office IN the city OF neei,
inc. and thereafter by adjournment from time
tn time as shall be found necessary, proceed 10
tale and state an account Of the persons re,
sDectiyelv who are entitled ~ HElkS Al Law
Of LYDIA :. CRUGER, DECEASED To the
tract or parcel Of land described IN complain
ants hill and of the share OF interest OF eaSh oi
aid persons in said tract or parcel OF land 20
gether with such sther matters aS shai Oe
deemed pertinent by myself OF be speciaIlS re-
nuired by either Of the parties
Aud pursuant TO the said decree, hereby
give notice to all persons claiming TO be entitled
70 any interest in said Lands or heir'' AT law as
aforesaid 10 come in before me and prove their
respective rights or interests in said knd, ana
do nix TUESDAY, THE 25th DAY OF Az
GUST. ls6S "a a peremptory day Tor the pur,
nose and such Of them a. shall not come IN anu
pTove their respective rights and interest IN
said land on or before that day shall bc eNclnded
from the benefit of this or any future decree III
tbis cause unless hereafter otherwise ordered
Inv the Court. HANNIBAL FORBES,
Commissioner Ohio Co Circuit Court.
June Ith, ls6s. juna-lwdA"uh aug-'
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LEGAL NOTICES.
T7TTT7 R1wKRTTPTCY. '

TTyHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT On
OF Ban ruptcy was issued out OF the District
Court Of the United States for the District Of
West Virginia against the estate of--H hiiam Z:
Brady. of Vest Liberty, IN the county OF
Ohiu' in said District, who was ndtudged
of Any debts and the delivery Of any property be-
LONGING TO such Bankrupt 70 him. or for his use,
and the transfer of any property by him, are for
6;ddsn bS Law; ndthat meeting Of the creditors
OF aid bankrupt, TO prove their debts, and TO
-ehoosA one or mOre Assignees on ms estate VIII
IL hoIJ an a Court of Bankruptcy, TO be holden
~ his oifice. in the city OF Wheeling, before
George Il caldwell, ESq, Register in S gsnk'
A, ID. 1s5s, at 10 o'clock, \. y,
[. s Marshal ID. w. Va, Messenger.
BY ". II. IRWIN, Deputy. Juhe-"a"7E
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AS AN APERIENT

There is no medicine 50 much in f.v,r
those Who are acquainted with their ,,,;,. 'D
Robaek's Blood Pills; they are safe pl,,.,-'
and mild in their operation. and are publ
stabls; can be taken BY children As w.n
sdults, Try them, Sold by all druggist, .r ~ =
where.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-10
Department Of Arts; 100
Department Of Science
Department of Philosophy
nnnartImant 0f Law. a.rls

In each of these Departments is conferred
distinct BACHELORS DEGREE; and the adGit ION
al Degree Of MASTER OF AETs IS open 70 al o'u'
dents who complete the required course. -
Tho DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE lnci1Ses q la .,i
coarse of APPLIEp MATHEMATICS, ana CHEAIs Ihi
applied to MANUFACTURES and AGhCULIUKE,
together with complete Schools 81 CIVIL AND
NISIyG ENGINEERING, in which distinct Dlplo'
mas are conferred -.
The Student may attend any one or more oil
the above courses Of study, at els option
The Course of instruction is thorough am, ana
ia Founded upoa such principles as are believed
10 be NEST etficacious in the development oil
manliness and self.respect among y0ang men.
Ample accommodations furnished in College
Building. or In the town of Lexington. Neces
sary expense for the hall session estimated ii
sl75 -. ... s.o
Board can be had at tue College Hotel AT si'
per month. IL.
Z. {. GORDON,
ian1 4 Clerk Of Faculty.
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State Of West Virginia.,

Ohio County Circuit Court
Nay Rules, 1868.
VI. , In n -sumpslt.
James G. WhYte.) 10 04.r..
TI'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT ~ To RE
i cover Of the defendant the sum Of sl6sOO,
with interest thereon from May lat, 1857. till
paid, and costs of suit.
Affidavit having been 4lcd that the defendant
James G Whyte, IL not q resident Of tho State
of West Virginia on motion Of plaintiff attOr.
ney, II is ordered that he do appear here within
one month aftsr the fourth weekly publication
and due posting Of this order at the front door
of the Court House Of Ohio county, and do what
he may deem fit to protect his interest in this
suit
Test MICHAEL J. BREINIG, Clerk
TAYLOR & BARR, Att'ys for plaintiff.
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State Of West Virginia,

StaGe Of West Virginia,
Ohio County Circuit Court
april Rules, 1863
William Prophater l,
va In Chancery.
IsaLella ProphateF.
V'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO OBJ
i tain decree for a divorce from the sonds
Of MafrimOny.
And il appearing from an affidavit fled In the
cause that the defendant Is not 4 resident Of the
State Of West Virginia, on motion Of the com
plainants counsel, il Is ordered that she do
appear here within one month after the fourth
weekly publication and dns posting Of this order
1t the front door OF the Court House Of Ohio
county snd do what she may see DC 20 protest
her interest in this cause.
Test: MICHAEL J. BREIyIG, Clerk.
g. L. CRANNER, soi. for complainant.
Notice.
The defendant viii take notice that the Sepo
Sitiens Of Henry Dunlap, George Hartley and
others win be takeh At the Law Once Of g. L,
Cr1nmer, in WleeliBE, State Of West Virginia,
on the 10th day Of June A. ID. fs5s between the
hours Of o clock A. n and O'Clock r. n 70 be
read in evidence In the above named cause on
behalf ofthe plaintiff And II frSm any cause
the taking Of said dispositions shall not Be CON.
menced or being COMMENCED shall not be com.
pleted, on that day, the taking Of the came will
qe adjourned from time 70 time until the same
are completed.
WILLIAM PROPHATRR,
By q. L. CRANhER,
To sAEHLA FkoPHATER. spT31oaEIt
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aI.ack LeYer,, Rake,

'TVlEETH MADE OF REFINED STEEL
L spring wire The very 1est Hay and Grain
Bake isrthe lsAstnoaeEs y AsesfsSs S sas sS
mSlS 49,. -: PRIeR, BOHD ieo- i,
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19

requesting the Connaadisx G.o.,.,
Of the Fihh Military District 10 -
prove your .etica 10 the pr.n;.!p, =
This course, learn, on copsul,.,,s
with the Treasurer and Ac,; oa
Comptroller, 10 desired by them rps
protection, and will Be recomm.na ~,
to said Commander BY myself ,si
the Officer in command of N. h' '
trirt of Texas. u.s.
We heve rsssoa 10 cosv,.,.,
ourselves on prosperous season. my
the prospect Of abusdant c,on' NV
The freed. people are doisg we'll =.
better than their most arden, fr;s, a.
anticipated uadcr al the circrn'
stances BY which they hsv. bes,
surrounded. The prsjsdics AGAIN. ea
them is gradually giving w,y !"
better feeling. Many Of those ,ha
prophcsied ruin to the country f,om
their emancipation arc now conn.,,
led to admit that there 10 still .a,,
hope for the futurc and when tLss
shall have bsss secured in The eni".
ment Of shs name civil aad poI;i;c,i
rights As The white race, and tbs
question Nsslly net At rest /, viii
become . matter Of surprise 10 man.
that they ever opposed the measure
in = country where tho ins,itu,;o,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19

~ Our friend Of the Flag owns
up OF the baby question. Hs copies
our article with tho subjoiusd re-
marks:
1--WE regard tho above paragraph
~ = suecess, and congratulate our
contemporary oE il and on his babies
-and must Be- allowed the hope that
be will live long and write many
other good editorials and have moro
babies. This il sincere, As for our-
selves, we are not matrimonially in.
olihsd At prssent--ars biding our
tine, although va heartily approvs
Of the institution, and expect 10 give
unnistakablc proof CT this some Jay,
but haven't yet fixed the date.
Will our contemporary excuse III
for not responding cstsgoricallyY'
or course we feel constrained to
excuse him for The present, but with
the hops Of soon welcoming him to
the society Of Benedicts. He TALK
very fair, aud on this subject exhibits
a how Of good feeling that Is charm
ing. We thank him for "a kind
wishes, aud cordially nciprocats
them, with the injunction not to dc
lsy the happy period Of blissful
change. We speak to him bsnsvo-
lsusly, kindly, in full editorial rsgalia
and with our "specs oa. "This !.
sincere"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19

Bua0LAAs.-Wilhia the last thrss
wssks, aise or Ten store houses have
bssa brokss ops Ia Marshall. The
burglars have srovs 70 bold dat
scarcely = sight has pssssd recently
that sons store haa aot bsss satsssd.
Anosg Tie horses that have ssSsrsa
by thsss dsprsdatioss, ~ rs1sabsr
ths Ssllswiag: Nj. r. VOLS, vhsrs
~ aAisf eoassalsa HIMSELF In ~
bsisalsg; The o1ss II ths Rxpssss
Company; kssss's cigar saoss M.
J. =. wsnssA's; Jshs J. Hseas's,
. saadlssy sssai.laA.sst; King L
Nssaits's grssssy sAsss; Bssevsld's,
vAisA ~ ssasssa o. rsssaay sight,
Several wssks ~ ~ stAsaps ~
nsas y sstss ~ Msssabssusr'a,
~ fsi3sd. Thsss wssv pssAsPs ~.
y hsssIasias ~ ~ Do sst M ~.
nsahss. III ssjssa q ~ thisvss
sss~s, In every issaasss, 10 hsvs
Lsss nsssy, - ny sasrisa ~ ny
|issls, u aAy gssA. A. ~ ssss
ass, ~ ~ Asppy - sAts 49, -
~. ~ hsvs bsss ~ psssiy pa
b 49, paiss. A 80 dstssavs
NJ . nielt psiias en- nseh Assdsd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19

sArsvsessA asA an paasss Esst o.
psr>s MoeAsys, Wednesdays, asd FF'-
aays u o a. n. arrives o. he sane days
u 6P.h.
WspAesu b. way u Hsedsrsoe 49,
CsoskstA Aspsss Aosdsys, Weasssdsys'
- PsiAays q 8 >. r, arrives isssasv'
TAussAeys, - aa1sreayr u ?.
NoeeAcse, b. way Of Jsosfsoa, Carts
y,lIs. -. Ssessss fsesdays, fksFsdays
~ R>tzsAsys ~ q A. ~; arrives ssss
~, - ~ u tshrviiis, 6sYssss
Noclays ~ Tksrsaays II A. u; ~.
rivee Tssslays AaA Fridays ~ ~. n.
psll>e. By way Of 6Iasr. Q1ieRAa,
ke dsessts Noeaa5s ard fHeays n
o. n; arrives wedassdsys asd Sstar-
DAYS al 8 I'm. u.
AAa Asgusaias, By way T 0.ssd
R,sG, Castkaes, Aen 1sPasss fhslsdays
Al 8 A. y; arrives Wsasssaays q p :,
Poss Ovvscs RsarLAssosA-1ks On
sce viii Be- opsssd aaA eIoseA - follow
OpsesA n 9 O'Clock, 4. n; siossd 81
II o'elask, 4. -; rsepsssd u ] O'Clock,
?. T.; elossi u 8 o'eloek, p. y.
OpsosA - Sundays u O'Clock A.
for oos h0af.
All psssoss will be kieAfs1ly sssvsd
auriss olles hosys, and Aaae nssd apply
ss other sinss ess tAsy will b. refused.
HENRY RAwsON, p. N.
Nossohss. 3SeA 1857.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19

~ The Flag, 10 commenting
upon our article Of last week relative
10 the town council, thus concludes /:
Tho Republican further says that
the motives which dictated the course
of the Council "wcre as rsprehensi-
bic a. they arc indefsnsible. This
may DO no, but the reason for their
conduct is much more ueighty than
he is probably aware. His boast of
liberality on settlement Of that old
claim with them, Is regarded as rather
unfortunate, and not calculated TO
improve the chances for getting the
publishing done in both pspcs~.'
What their reasons we're we have
never been able to learn. We have
asked several Of the council, and
they expressed the most profound ig-
norance. The presumption is, that
our Ast Impressions were correct.
Their conduct arose from personal
piqus, occasioned BY some cause un-
known to Us, and which no officer is
justified 10 permitting to govern him
il the discharge Of = public duty.
r''s ssvs~ s"~s~-.s'~ ~sssss- ~sv ss'~rsy
these. II was originally about $50,
with four years interest. We agreed
10 reliuquish the interest, aud be
content with one half tho claim
which was paid. II 10 but just to
say, that the debt was created by 4
former board. With this statement
We shall dismiss tho subject for the
present.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19

II any newspaper ediscrs temps
Aas bsss heee6d y ssytAisg cos
tsissd il the Js16esoe Timss, III
III" hssssf, \ propsG8y sdassassl,
viii isfesn tAsa hss they can b
ces1sa.-lEess~ T;mss.
II 70 slsesae aad witty . notice y
The sSovs do~s rot cool asy oaesdsd
sswspapsr sdiaes's tcnpsr.' al Ne
have 70 say 10 :. khey" Is hard TO cool.
-Hmdsrso~ Ti~ss.
We desire to know Of our cotcm.
porary Of the Hssdersca Times, II
be sonsidsn il obligatory apoa =
gentleman editing a aewsrapsr to
observe strictly, and at ali times, ihs
rules Of syntax? Are We 10 under.
stand that he IL the only member Of
the tripod who possesses the legiti.
mate right al Hbi,ww Of violating
thenf He will perceive that w are
opposed to monopoliss.
Our worthy associate very bepsvo-
Iently proposed to do what7 Why,
to inform all high tempered editors,
who would address him properly
that Is, exhibiting due sense of their
unfortunate condition, and desiring
rslisf--how they could ke " cooled
or" Does this language import that
he felt disposition to dsck thsm in
Black or Big Cpprsssr or to give
them the benefit Of his fan or Office
bellowsY Our impression is, his re-
marks had reference entirely TO iced
sherry COOLERS. Taken 10 this sense,
the very mention Of his designs can
mol but be agreeable to his cotem-
poraries Of the "rural districts."
Our associate, like ourself, doubt
loss never gets angry. Our amiabil-
ity, is 40 we'll known, that it has be-
come proverbial. That We are com
PEELED, occasionally, to exhibit a
spirit Of virtuous indignation is
true but il our remarks arc ever
considered too severe, We would i'd
wise our cotsn poraries to regard them
in pickwickian sense, and never to
contemplate the wager Of battle -
until all the arts Of diplomacy have
bean exhausted. Let thea. by all
means keep their temper for an an
cry editor appears too much like IN
inverted commentary on his own
moral editorials.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19

kilograms to our contemporary Of
the Flag, dated the i1th instant,
state, tina. the Guerra party were col.
Letting arms, men, and supplies to
resist the Invasion Of Juan jose do
Ia Cara, appointed BY Juarss Gov
ernor Of Tsmaslipas.
600 bandits fell on Saltillo, cap.
tursd and murdered city council, and
oil Liberal soldiers on aaty.
Santa Anua's Brownsvilie sesse
purchased 400 horses with equip
nspts. Ri1ss on understood sixaal
from Nsgrsts or Orsega party will
move on Monterey.
Judgs vslssco Of MatamoY,s 10 Dc.
elarsd Il charge II The case Of Ds.
HutsAisson American Tsypas colo
siss; tAas Msxisss authorities would
psupsriss ill Amssissss who tried 70
so9s to Nsxicc.
Brownsville On Oh, . Assessats
astsnpt M nsds 70 release . dsspess-
10 aansd jobs Prize ffon military
psison.
0asts Aans llibuu>sss viii stsika
D4g1ad BY l&sh, end ~ fully pre-.
paFsd " ike \. Thy viii ~ H.
I'm H. r<sss Il 0ss. Csok, asw
q Cespss Chslsi. Issssss excite
nsat, Apssissns jsiatsg ~ 0asts
ASA nsvsosnt. Utnssl sonfhsiea
ssl disorder.
Cssasn hssas isssgsssssl BY
Whalsy he ~ collector. No n.
esips 10 8 days; bet innssss eps.
ratlsas 10 sasWiiak.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19

WRTtuuscyyBsF1 WWe -aas>s44AJsAA
W. intsad, hereafter, 70 do sash 6asi-
ossa Il 10 more troabls 10 eclssct
ssvspapsr Subscriptions thaa they are
WORTH. .Hla
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19

~ The Paris vindicator comes to
~ with new and enlarged heed. We
have been thinking for some time that
tie editor needed one.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19

- We havs sssa tslaessa Asa
JsAss Hsssesi, statiAg tAst ~ Gel 4
u Eppssssa I'D dssliasd y aalssA ~
kasssal CsavsaAisa, ~ np~sssaais
CssAsal CenniaAss he'd appoinss& Col
AesAss besgAssa ~ 49, Of Ne Dsis.
easss, ~ ~ sals u lAsss, n hi stsAd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19

AsssAoK OF Gov. l'aAsx -ws pub
lish ~ ssssaes u Gov. Psass ~ . por.
Nm Of ~ histssy Of ~ ti.ss Thsrs
~ two psints In IL ~ pa<tisehsly
osvit st1eatioa and invite eosnoea&
Ths Grss b the eo..?@Ns ~ alAs.-
ing increase Of crime il our Stass, asd
the sec God u the recommend alton 70 he
Austin seslawag convention 70 -iiafrsA
sAtss ss2eiss. asnosr Of respectable
white men T. place the political power
OF the State in the hand. Fl tho radicals.
Tho radicals have at present the con.
psets and unlia;tsd sostrol u ~ e.
tire machinery Of the sssss sp,sfsusas
Every o6csr in he stase holds his Pc
sition by permission Of Gov rease. liz
can remove every or any one Of then
from the highest to the lowest At his
pleasure. n crime sxists, therefore,
whose fault II i,s sarely il cannot,
with Any Justice or fairness. b. ssssiba-
ted 10 the conservatives Of tho State,
who have no power to suppress IT, To
illustrate. Suppose Throckuo-ton WAS
and all the oGesrs Of the
State we're conservatives, AID crime WAS
~ prevalent - Il il now, wou!d not the
prssa OF the State, without Al
exception, and Gov Pesse and all his
cohorts in crime, charge the continu.
auce Of such state Of a9hirs upon the
nsn whoa they are pleased 10 dsnoni. |
nate ~ "rcbeh ?" But il Is \ well |
known fact, that crime did nos exist
when the laws we're enforced by good
and true men, and the inference 10
plain AID unnistakahls-"s 10 plain tAat |
! wsyiarisg man aith ough cool caasos
err therein that The radical mendi.
Giants in this Stats, arc alone Aaswerable
for the ,aoral calamisies that have be-
fallen Us And now, instead Of acknowl-
pdging their unworthiness, they are en- |
ieavoring 70 make il pretezt for SD
ding upon ~, unodsuding, betrayed.
aud outraged people a military des-
potism.
In order 70 accomplish this the more
seeurely, and to render permanent their
cosrup+ control, they propose 70 disffsn-
chise a s'sRciens portion Of the intelli-
gent, virtuous element Of the State, to
render permanent their power
Was there ever such cGroutery, un-
masked impadcnoe, and rascality' We
almost nsk, da We ses, hear, and feel, or
10 Il all a delusion and dream.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19

- A Chicago letter, wristcn
during the session ofths convention,
says;
The Texas delegation, which ar.
rived here 10 day, have two colored
dslsgates ancng their number. II
. anuaing % - some member. Of
ths New York delegation taking
thses sbsay brother delegates 70
their roons and urging then to vote
for Psnton, sandwiching their arKu.
nsa9 with gin cock talk and brasdy
snasAes, aud inviting them to visit
tbsir families in New York. The
hevsn At eikli colored ,asnbers have
beeons aotsd cllsfscters, and have
Fstsissd more frss drinks then they
ever NV before. :
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19
Oar New Orleans Agents..

O0F N0W Ottoo0o ABoots'
Msssss Wharton / Illiagsworth No.
80 Connoa street, Nsu OrIsass. ass the
daily Authorised Agents Of the Repab'
lican in that city.