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nARKETs BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Market.
~ Telegraph ONeAso. oc'' -
Flour-Dull; holders anxious to realize It may b
quoted nominally 25e lower than yesterday.
wheat-Lsss setivs and lower, closins It u 5fOh
for No q fresh No good dsmand and closed qaist o.
q 439l II; Nc Sin fair demand At 81 aS9l y; rejsetsd
81 isDl 70.
Oorn-Dull and lever; closing under ID advances II
canal frsights at $3.50.
Iye-CIossd dull IT u 26l
Bariey-w eak and lower closing At $iss9l " 10
No =
osts-In moderate demand II soo+, and rsjsctsd q
ls,<o5O
sesA-Quist; 81 2so60 Tor timothy; :. 509s 90 70
clover; q 1870 for OAK.
Provissons-narkst inactive and lit.ls doing.
Perk-Hsld II $50.
LArd-DrossAs ls14.
B.coa-Dry salt shoulder, offered At llH, With ne
buyers
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THosk who expect to attend the Mas
Meeting at Des MONIES, TN the sd aaa 24e9
insts., will please give their names to col
Wall some lime tomorrow.
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A young lady writing to her mother from
Europe SAYS; = Send me dozen bottles
Barrettis Vegetable Hair Restorer.' VIVA
took with me is all gone, and canno
think OF spelling my hair by using any 9th
err The Judgment oil all who hay. use,
bsrrett's will condrm this lady experience
BOSTON Transcript. dsulw
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CITY NEWS.

WooLHy SACKS. - Heavy country knit
Wooden Sacks At the Bag Factory, III Main
street. 90 W. a. BEERS.
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Financial and Commercial.
xuoxux nARxsr.

Corrected daily by Snow 4 HusER, Comm 'isioa
Merchants, second street.
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Mr.. EDrroR Several Of your correspon-
dents, very old and respectable no doubt,
seem to be wonderfully exercised ~ to the
origin Of our PLANTATION BIrTERs. So long
- these Bitters are al that We represent
them to be, We do not know that it makes
any difference from whom they come, or
from whence they originated; but for the in
formation Of the public generally, and old
Capt. Wentz in particular, We will say that
he told the truth, and that these Bitters origi-
dated in the West India Islands-fhat many
Of the Ingredients have been favorably used
for over century, but our combination Of
CalisaJa is entirely nav, and our own. The
rum aud other materials are the same, and -
Jour correspondent says, better Bitters and
Tonic 10 not made. We recommend them
particularly for dyspeptics, fever and ague,
debility, loss Of appetite, and in oil cases
where : tonic and stimulant il required.
P. II. DRAKE& Co.,
II Park Row New ork.
MAGNOLIA WATER, superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at hall
the price. deodlw6w1t
We are pleased to observe that the daily
noon prayer meetings at the rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Association, are sus-
tained by fair attendance OF business men
and others-ladies and gentlemen-from day
TO day. Itseem TO US, however, that larger
number Of our Christian citizens ought TO
consider it duty and privilege to attend
/ these meetings. A little self-sacrifce may
i be necessary, but should cheerfnlly be borne
tor the sake of the benefits to themselves and
the community.
THE Sunday School Teachers Institute
will bold its regular meeting IN the Congre-
i zational church on Monday evening, the 18th
inst, at I o'clock. Opening address by
Rev. Mr.. Judkins. All persons who feel the
need of Sunday School instructions, whether
professed Christians or not, will find it ia
their interest to attend these meetings. The
committee will endeavor to arrange the pro-
sramme for this season so that mono (who
1,ll take the time and trouble to attend) car
isil TO become interested and receive beneti,
hereby. Come early.
/ ACCIDENT At WAasAw.-On Friday after,
noon q man named Dottewhy, engine master
IN the T., 2. Il W. h. K. at Warsaw, me,
With an accident which will probably cause
ais death. He was in the act of coupling
together two portions OF train whom hs
missed his footing and fell, the cars passing
1ver one of his legs, completely severing i
from his body.
p. S.-Since writing the above we learr
hat the man has died from the effects Of tn,
injury.
DR., Cooper, of Mt. Vernon, the defeated Re
publican candidate for Congress in his Dis
1trct.
! Having enjoyed the pleasure and excite
politics for : season, he now proposes to de
vote himself to business, in connection will
the prosecution OF the Rapids improvement
in our vicinity.
l OrESISc.-Grand opening Of Fall ant
Winter Millinery At Mrs. Weber's, corne
Aaiu and Third streets, on Tuesday morn
ling. Everything that is novel and attractive
| ia the way Of Bonnets, will be found there
All the ladies are invited to visit the Bazs
ON that DAY and see the new stock Of season
able goods.
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NEw YoRk. Aur. 7th, 1868.

Persons calling for these letters will please des-
ignate them a. advertised,
&c, pARROTT, Pm.
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For Coughs, Colds, and Throat Disorders
use Brown's Bronchial Troches,' having
prossd their efficacy by test Of many years.
The Troches are highly recommended ano
prescribed by Physicians and Surgeons in the
Army. Those exposed to sudden changes
should always be supplied with '7he Tro
cAes, as they give prompt relief.
~.
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Buff1R-3o to 35c ,.
Kees-z0e.
6oRsHun-35 70 40 Per eallon.
PorAro1s-New Soc 70 IL - = bushsl.
swsxv PorAross-whits 81 90 to y IS; red
o.,o :.:.s;] per bush.
TonAroEs-3i 90 to l 20 per bush.
LAaD-City cured l9ic per n. Country cured
10 to 1sc per ID.
BKpsWAx-38 to $50 per lb.
TALLow-In bbls, IL to l2c; loose loo per =.
PsArnsRs-Prims soc to $50 per n.
RAss-Cotton, So per ID.
WalrR B.Axs-Common to good - IS to ; 70
CnEssK-Good country loo. Factory 2oo.
Cider 2sc per gal.
RRuIrs-Grssn Apples - IS to % 80 Per barrel
Dried Apples 10 to l2ae per ID. Fresh
Peaches 81 90 to % per bushsi
Driee Peaches, l5c; none in market.
GsAPEs-6 to 10 psr ID. by the box.
s.r,s-Timothy dull At s. IS to 245. Glover
81 50. Flax sssd 81 IS to % o..
0ns-coal oil $50. Linsesd.. raw 81 70, boiled
81 IS. Lard. No. q ~, No. : y 80.
Fish 81 % 70 81 10.
Hogs good lots, - to - 50 gross. Sheep
IS TO 3 50 gross. vsal Calves from - %
to SO %
BAcox-City cured cAnvasssd hams lSe, Shout
ders 100, clear sides NC. Country cured
han, lac; shoulders lac; sides lo4c.
PoaK-Msss IS to $50 per Dbl.
Woor-Tub washed 4oe.j fleece DO ans
SO; unwashed, 70 to23c.
HAy-Tinothy choice in sctiva demand 1t IRON
81 % to SO 90 per ton. Prairie - %
to - %.
Woop-35 So to So 50 PER cord, aeeordings to qaal-
ity, in good demand.
Hrpnp-drsss, 81; do esrsd leo; dry Aint zoe;
DO salt lss Per ID.
eALr-Lsks Is 1898 IS. Ohio River - Is
ON leves.
GLAss-sxls ~ 50. Rates disco7ntsA 70 to ~
.pN cent.
NAILs--4t Is rates.
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8 UTILIZATION MEETING
LAST EVENING

Enthusiasm and Good Feslisg.
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sew YORK F1nanees.
81 TslsgraphJ NgW Yeas, Oct. u.
honey-stsady at ss7, with few Transactions =. 5
per cent.
sssrling-on ist and steady as s5soX
Goia-unssttlsd; opening 81 3ss4, dsening to ss1<,
advancing to 3f1< and closiagat 3e7407s
Stocks Actiys and decidedly higher.
Coupons Of 'sl ls,4o7s do 's2 l31<azs; "a lsl53i4
IS ls1ols; new llo1S do az ~ 81 rs 1l0ls
io4os ess0h
sac prices-u rx 4sZ; N s3o1s: 3lsosl
Erie 1915 4 Sok0A: 81 Paul lloolll; pm no.
IL losko7z;A v sssl pfa ss5s0s; IT Wayns
D7HDh.
chicago Live stssk Aarhss.
- Telegraph CncAso, Oct. 10.
Sixty hogs received this morning sold readily
1t 1857 for common e1tra. But house Aas
mescsd saushtsrng Jet. rAsy Slaughtered :soo the
past week.
By Tslegraph.l .. Lssis, Oct. II.
whsAt-stsady and Arn; strictly Primo fAil u 80
9s; choice e o5O2 os; No sprsg u s1o1 81 No I
and cAotss q 3dos.
COrn-very quiet 1t s4Oee.
Oats-Dull and lower.
Darlsy-Qaist and With little ds1anl except for
strictly prime choice lows srrss st u sci 20 .soses
q seo1
kys-DsIl ssA lower 1t q FOL y.
Mon HsrA-sssady u al o.
Bsik Msats-Advuaesl clear dry salt sides ie4i
Dacen-Firn 1T inactivs.
TsisAs aarnes.
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TnE kEosAreuA MEET,xG.-Ir viii b
seen that our friends in Van Buren, propose
'obsveA srasd rAlly and general jabilatiou
Ar Aeoeasqna on Tie ed. Tho speakers
announced are the bes. in the State, and ,b.
occasion is one which should arouse the en-,
thusiaan ofsthe Republicans, and excite tbe
curiosity Of the Democratic, sufficiently q -.
cnre general and universal turn on. to the
meeting.
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NAN who was suffering from the effects
OF bad whisky was victimized by young
! 'ssharper'' yesterday forenoon. who, under
pretenss ofaidins the inebriate 10 move from
his uncomfortable situation on the vacant lot
u the rsar of the market, relieved his pocket
81 $50 in cash, and made on with il, since
which time he has neither beea seen or heard
from. Tho victim viii, it IS to be hoped,
sldSs from sad experience.
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EOR SALE.-Lots and 2, in Block AZ,
= Reds Addition Price $50 each lot.
Also, Lot TO- Block lsS, Concert Etreet, between
18th End iath SITS. Title perfect. Price $500
Al.o, Lot half Of Lot Block - 10 Kilbournes Ad
diton 70 ksokuk, with one story franc dwelling con-
tauipg three cellar cstern stable and the best
variety Of fruit TO be found in this city the
quantity OF land This property fern sry occupied
by p. a. Ward. Title perfect. Price u 900.
knquireof H. b. TEN kYcB,
aug20 Corner Ath and Main.
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For Sale.

A Frame Dwelling House, with fourro
a cellar stable cistsrn, nice gArd.n grapes and
great variety OF fruit lot all In good cond
ion-on Hranhu, between 13th and 18th streets. IT'LL
good. Price $l200-half cash, balance time, Nm
qairs OF ". T. TEN-siCK,
Heal Estate and Insurance Agent,
jul6 Cor. 4th and MAin-sts.
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OpESIsG.-Grand opening Of Fall and
Winter Millinery At Mrs. Weber's, corner
lain and Third streets, on Tuesday morn.
ing. Everything that is novel and attractive
10 the way Of Bonnets, will be found there
All the ladies are invited to visit the Bazs,
ON that day and ses the new stock Of season
able goods.
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LUX SALE.- acres OF land, described
= on Fox 0tley's Map OF Keokuk Raw. "RobsY
hkIrdps College CTsund,n short distance west Q
Hiton's Nursery. Price $500. Title good
Also, the undivided half Of 70 fset Firth ereet
adjoining the three story brick building occuI
Cd. by N. / D. P. White. Enquire Of
II. D. TEN EYCK,
septe Cor. eth and Main st.. H. okuk.
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kSOR RENT.-A two story brick Dwelling
y House, with rooms, situate ON Fifth, between
Fulton and Franklin streets. Possession Price
go per month. h. b. TEN-EYCk.
{ HsokuA. Oct, IL, 1898
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j. II. JOHNSON.
q nti6t ,

Nlo1'Snall, i cAo-.
OrYIcE-Wcst side oil the Public
Square.
ID EsPECTFULLY tenders his scr.
IL vices to his old friends aud patrols
In Harrison mud adjoining counties From
his long experience and close application
10 the profession he feels warranted in say.
log that his work will be inferior to none.
Artificial teeth inserted on The Vulcan.
lie Base from one to full set, and pefec,
satisfaction guaranteed.
lie can be found at HE Office n,
oil times. Where /, Is inconvcnent for
persons TO come TO the Office, they will be
waited on at their homes. His services
can be secured by addressing him through
the mail or otherwise.
February ], '6s. MOTT
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

Up in TsxA, no. losg since. two
men who had both fought ia The
Confederate army, without getting
enough Of lighting, Concluded To
fight each other They did so, snd
one Of them Was killed The other
VA. arrested and pu, in jail BY the
he PASSES s'"' .~- oansr'. which
venticn ~ = musjeroas rebel, whom
the rebels Of tho State Will act tfy
and the dead man ia pa, down As one
Of the many lipioa'sis who have
been murdered on account. u their
politics, since the war Tha, Is tho
way things arc done, under radical
rule, in Texas 49, Gai. Ns'es.:
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bundle after the murder has been
drained and articles of his clothing
found IN the bottom and cn,angled
upon stumps and bushes. The 1on.
haenee which the prisoner manifest.
~ " "'s ",lu'',ai mas disappeared
us '"' Pas. Jay or 'wo' ana he
~, %s1'"a ~ 'e'' 'na' 'ne c'reu'ps'an-
Ia s' s''us 4, ~ "1',us' MIN WIZ be at
u' ~, s"''o'en' 70 warrant a irial'
n nn N''c Is 'y'hg IN critical eond'-
Gon v' recount ., 'hs shock ocea.
sioa , " "er husband arrest and
V,'o,'ay s,o seu' mn, WORD TO the
ya,i ""'' u nc was gaiiiy Tor God :
s'Ae anu hers 70 MAKE iaii and
''u'''n' von'sss'on' he was greatly
o,e'uoine y! net message ana IN re
P'y sa,u 'ha' ne wished to consult
WIN MS counsel WIN MS counsel
ociofo 'nasug any statement In an
"er, "nieu ieauS 10 ''e impress that
nc VIII before iong acknowledge the
rim, ~, WIN "n'on nc Is charged.
NC '"'oros' n'ieapou's IN tue muir
yer rs eiuai 20 mat manifested IN
'"V o''''' "'N'""" ""tc"y years
ago
"o'ioN' June ~
Dcacon Andrews, has made a con
fossion He says that he met Holmes
and they were walking together in
the evening Of the murder, which he /
(Andrewsl thus describes
" He then asked nc to walk
little way with him | told him |
was tired, and thought We had better
go homo We then started he took
me by the hand and drew me down
the road ON which his body was
found. He stepped up on TO the
bank on the left hand side Of the
road, where his hat was found among
he trees and asked me to como in
here. | told him ! should not go.
lie again asked me TO come in there.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10
The Finest Square Piano-Fcrte Made
in the World.

1t has always been enr policy during
the TArfy-six Years that We have man,
-raciurcd Pianos, reire thousand OF
~hich are now in use in the United
states and Europe, to give the finest m
strument At the lowest cost our suPo'
r;or facilities enable US 70 offer them
from ono to three hundred dollars less
than any other First Class House.
The tone 81 these instruments are re-
variable for their peculiar Sweetness
and Great Brilliancy, Never losing
.heir quality when forced 70 their ut
pss, capacity. The lower register 70.
tanning Ia positivencss does not destroy
.Ihe midtis and upper registers BY
Einrline with them In disagreesble con
fusion The refined beauty OF tone 90,
ipr equally delightful to the unpr"es'eed
and % do most cultivated ear
They arc an entirely new styie OIL
Piano, finish I'd in the most superb man,
nsr ritA four full round corner, from
cad back, heavily carved legs ana Lyfs
serpentine Base richly moulded. and
each instrument is fully warranted io'
Ave years, nss-,v
June 80, 'd7. hwy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

LIQuip GRATING WAX.--As it
is frequently the ease that We have
30 prune late in the season, and at
all times accidents may render !,
uecdful to make fresh cuts during
the growing season, it Is important
to have good yornish always ready
We have Used the shcllao varnish,
but it is much inferior to the follow.
The inefcricns ana 1nc'f piopvi-
tons are lie following
pound of Resin.
ounce e Beef Tallow,
/ tables oonful of Spirits of Tur'
pentinc. ~.
Five or six ounces of Alcohol, 10
n et.) Melt the Rosin over slow
Gre . when melted take it OIL and
ada tho Beef Tal'ow, stirring it con
stantly; lei it cool down somewhat
mix the Spirits of Turpentine, little
by little, with IT, and at last the
Alcohol in the same way. Should
the Alcohol be added while tho mass
!. too hot set, too much will be lost
by rapid evaporation il, on the con
trary' /. is too cool, it will form q
viseid lump and must be slightly
heated again. Stirring brissly il in
dispensable to mix the ingredients
thoroughly.
Al y,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

...
"f ,.ss"' me Nes
"'s na" ssys ses' the Kew d
- - "'ns"s'" o. re'eFse"fg, Nu
e,aa' y" been calico TO .he Church
% ''' h''y saviour, on Twenty nth
."fs o. sia.V"o' W
os's'' ."..t"a~ Cd ths s'sscf Of Nee
'"ss' nss'y seecp'ed the care oi the
so"' o. 'n"se VII" attended Trace
'""f'"Fos INC eoas''rrs''en o. $500"
year an" ,"sm whns palace IN
p'osos.y pr "a'i, ot he Presby
"hah ,ha.ehr corner OF Nineteenth
street ana r"th avenue, has come al
s'e "sy "o" pshhs 10 iced the
hocs 'na' ~"''"ips 1--WE .h'eh he
.o"sens 20 ao ,"T Voc mcde.s ft.
lance o. sio,ne" year IN gold aud
hs. the old country notions alou,
currency he Doesn't understand
greenbacts, but prefers bis pay in
solid metal DR. Morgan biz. of
Trinity, receives sl2 900 and [,
house while She more popular
preachers go up to much higher
figure, Dr. Chaplin receiving not loss
tina, FROM fifteen 10 twenty thousand
in salary, and the resul, of outside
literary wotk while Hens, Ward
Bcechers income reachc. from tween.
ty to thirty iheussnd from like
sources. On the other hand, our
Catholic clergy are underpsid, and
have to distribute a good psrt Of
VIA, they receive among the poor Of
their parishes while ID. very worst
paid preachers OF all are poor Judge
Ed@ouds aud Robert Dale Owen.
who not only have 10 s.inissss TO the
Sriri,ualst. for nothing, but get
abused for !, by the resi- Of The
world "
-.
,ook'S" WITHOUT fi.r-There
: place. ~ orero" called the smoky
aH'}, "hnfe the people have very
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

Tho South Caroiina Democratic
Convention, held On the 7th isstsat,
slsc,s-l delegates to the New York
Convention. Among them srs Wsds
Hsnpton. J. u. Campbell, X. u.
Rhcti, Jr., and n. W. Carney,
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Notice..

sr>HE law avm Of Hill 1 Langley 10
dissolved. The unsettled bu:iass:
Of IL 0ru will receive the attention Of
both parties aatil finally settled.
Jsse II 20 ~"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

A French woman once said sAat
she nsysr loved anything. fos
loved your ehildrss, suggested :
friend. When they were little.
shs replied. q Ard you love dis.
Baonds.' When they are large,
she replied.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

A dispatch from Oregon reports
the majority for Smith, Democrat,
for Congress, between 1900 and 1900.
The oGcial count ia the counties
mex. to Idaho give unexpectedly
large Democratic majoritis'. Tbs
total vote Of the sts,e Is nearly a.
900, the largest ever polled In tho
State. The Senate stands twelve
Dsmscrst., ten Republicans. A.
ssnk!y, twenty eight Democrats
ninetesa Republicans.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

A Maine paper says "On a Ger.
tain stormy Sunday Psrsou Eaton,
Of Brunswick prayed fervsnsly that
We might once more be blessed with
the rsviviss Influence Of ths sun,
: for, u Lord, think We have had
rain enough. II cleared oa .
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

Some gushing visionary says mat
rimony Is hot buck wheat cakes, warm
beds. comfortable slippers, smoking
coffee. round arms, red lips, kind
words, shirts exulting in buttons, re-
deemed stockings, booijaeks, happi-
meas, etc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

Alta meeting ~ the Pomoloesesl
Congress, In France, lest yssv, ono
exhibitor had $50 varieties Of pears
upon the tables
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10
MANY CITIZENS.

The above co.ucs 10 US from the
most respectable citisens Of Fairfield.
In a private letter accompanying,
they ask that y member Of one Of
the hes, firms ia this city, who knows
the freedman, Marx Wslker, should
give a statement concerning his char
ac,er, which he does by saying
Mark is first class rascal, Whose
viilainy could be Improved only BY a
Loyal League. "--Gaf Nep.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

Mr. Strange, prorr'stes Of the
London Alhsmbra, Is an ss.vsi'er
at a restaurant lie now drives one
Of tho ha.5somest eqaipaess daily
in the park, dividing With Baron
nothsehild the nonors Of the season.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

A table Of solid silver 10 making
in Paris for the Sultan II will COS.
three million francs Of borrowed
money.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10
p,,.,deu, johnson. the other day

President. johnson, the other day,
complimented the typograPhsr. who
addressed him, with the good natured
and trite remark that the presidency
IL "a open to the working man in
this country as to any other order Of
men. This general fashion Of speak
ing Is, after all, iallaey. Nc work
ing man ever reaches high once herr
or anywhere else. II was not a
tailor thst got into the chair Of tho
president In the person Of Andrew
johnson. II WAS the clever lawyer
the active politician, tho governor o'
a sovereign State, the loud voice OF
the land, heard above the roar o
cannon. Il Is slwsys 80. No mcr'
mechanic or worker, however goo'
and worthy. need try for tho pres'
dency unlsss he hnt wins distinction
In tho court room, the eaucus, or TIL
camp.--N J. Tmes.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

Little towns arc springing up all
the way frcw Cheyenne to Salt Lake
valley. At HeE,k Platte crossing,
Rollins Springs, Sulphus, Green
river Echo canon aud Weber
small villages hare .prung Up.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

Hiram Miller, tried aud convicted
a, Woodstock, VI, for the murder
Of Mr.. and MR. Glowing. ia July
last, was sentenced To be hanged The
last Friday In june Of next Yesr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

A correspondent Of the ST. Louis
Dsmoc.st proposes 10 increase the
volume u the Mis.issippi river by
drawing supplies from lakes Superior
and Michigan,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

Ia an obituary ao,ics Of gentle
man, the Nav York Express ny. ;
& Hs leaves > second wife, on tho
bcsatifu' and extensive plantation II
Longwood, Mis~i.sippi. and = char.
seter Of spotlsss integrity"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

Some sadieal congressman are op.
posed to the division Of Texas from
fesr that Il will increase the nan-
Der Of Democratic senators. II X
no. expected the bill viii psss At this
session.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

". y. Moore, Of BloomIsgdsle
Iowa, has dag W eic, 900 II xsad o"
his farm. us fsaad Il neatly hidden
In rotate skiss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10
NOTICE.

ANY person having book. belonging
A 10 4 d. MeCuichan, will please
and them to the Republican Once I'm
nsdiatslJ.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

Somebody wanted to lnow ycs'er
day what was the La, hobby Butler
lad ridden. The answer was The
Woolcy horse
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

The prospect Of reunion between
,be old and New School Prcsbyte-
rams IA now considered very eneour-
ariug. The two grea, assemblies
have agreed to accept the articles oil
union. and send them down to the
prcsby,erics for adoption or rejection
Three. four,hs Of the Presby'erics in
each branch must approve them De
fore the measure is consummased.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

During a storm in Charleston the
the other night, the wind blew down
= part Of the pavilion Of Amea's me.
n,uerie The noise frightened ~
e.eited the animals into Sighting
in the morning II was discovered thai
The panther had killed and half eaten
one Of tho leopards.