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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-15
TRUST SALE!

lI d UuVV y VB-A6hB
DY Virtue Of two Deeds OF Trust, one exc.
~ cuted by 4 S. and B F. Butler. 10 c. P.
4. Moore use and benefit of John W. Deem
and James Stone. the other executed by S.
Comstock and wife to 7. " Ssson, nse and
benefit Of H. j, Benedict ane OTHERS we, the
undersig ned Trustees, win on the
18th Day Of October, '6S,
proceed 10 sen at the Front Door of the Court
Home Of Mason comfy, at public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash, The lot Of land
aud appdrtenances in said deeds described.
being the same lot on which s, Comstock now
resides. The lot contains Nearly orehalf acre
Of groSnd and is well set With shrubbeTy and
fruit trees Of the choicest kinds. The dwelling
is a large
Frame House,
two stories high. isettircly new and finished
in The best manner and contains 10 rooms;-
There is a fine well Of water under the same
roof with the Kitchen. There is also fine
LARGE STABLE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE
ON 5HB SANE LOT.
And being situated in pleasant part Of the
town is certainly n most desirable residence
The title is believed TO be good but selling
as TfiStees we will convey only such title as
"a vested in us.
07Sale to commence at O'Clock P, NJ.
c. P. T. MOORE. ! Trrs,ec,
F. W. SISSON, i'u''
3 September 10. ls6!-4w.
The above sale is postponed until the 18th day
Of November 1858. Kanawha Journal CALI
polls Journal. Mpigs County Telegraph, and
West Virginia News, copy 3 timrs Snd send
bill 10 this Office.
Oct. lSth-3w.
STATE OF WEST TIRGINIA;
At Rules held in the Clerks office Of tho
Circuit Court Of Wayne county, in the mnnth
of October. 1868. Tn
James :; "'''''s in cnsassy
THE Object Of this suit Is to enforce judg-
l. ment lien npon thre lots in the town Of
0errdn. and 10 subject them TO sale for the
payment Of n judgment Of s32 81 with interest
from February 18th. 1861. and ssh cost.
This day came the complainant by his conn-
sci and aiflavit having been filed that tho
defendant is n non resident Of this State. On
motion. ii is ordered that the defendant, Ste
phen CLARK do appear here within one month
after due publication Of this order and do what
is necessary 10 project his interest IN the pre-
misses. Tcstc:
ELS. BE0SS, Clerk.
J G Wheeler, sol tocl l6-iw
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NTnnonic.

A. F. M. CHIFFON LopoE, U. D.
REGULAR communications, Thursday plyb,
III on or preceding the full OF the moon, Al h,
temporary Hall at West Columbia. An Ma
Ter MasonS. In good and regular stapjirg
Within the limits oflts jurisdiction are invited
to attend md become members.
oct l-6w.
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DEMOCRACY ANDHIGH TAXES
Every "psuny vbiSGe' rsbel-dsmO-
eaAtio stump speaker and every rebel.
democratic newspaper is crying out
"high taxes" They tell the people that
these high taxes have been imposed d, Cd
them by The Rspub lean party. They
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-15

Remember the grand mas, meeting TO
DO held at Hartford City on tho l7,6 Of
this month, Hon, Jno. s, Catlilo will
DO there without foil to address the peo.
pIo, Tup out en- ulusIe and hear him,
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DISTRICT TICKET.

FOR CONGRESS sd DISTRICT.
Col. John 3. WitcheP,
ron onsrAron apu DISTRICT,
Capt. John M. Phelps,
FOR JUDGE TTH CIRCUIT
Hon. James w. HOge,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-15

ing positively that the name Of E, D,
Wright was inserted in the body Of the
contract, at Guyando!te, as one Of the
parties thereto.
Answer yes, 10 the best of my rec
objection.
% Question. May you not be mis-
takenl
Answer. l don't think | am,
Sd question. Are you positively GER.
tain that B. D McGinnis. reported that
the passage Of the bill had been stopped
in The House?
Answer, l am.
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COUNTY TICKET,

Fer House Of Delegates.
B. ]. ROLLINS.
For Recorder,
FRANK. W. SISSoE.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
FRANK. A. GUTHRIE.
For Survey or Of Lands.
JAMES c. MINTURH,
For kssessOrs,
Dist. No. la. G. MASON.
Dist. No. 2--WM. SHAN K,
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Question by complainant COUNSEL
DO you mean to be understood IS swear,
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frame House,

u oVFTtNOtT To, l0U:-4W.
The above sale is postponed until the 18th day
Of November 1868. Kanawha Journal CALI
polls Journal. Meigs County Telegraph, and
West Virginia News, copy 3 times and send
bill 10 this Office.
O.,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

iAN NANlt OF uNHHikiWI ui .IfH ANI
The fury Of hulc is o4er. iba
among the Etuubicau4 wha dessr.
90 recover character for hirns
have the opportunity 70 fstraee .anr
OF tie stems they were forced to tsk
and the strilcs Of tho factions will
lcsscr the party interest for rfs
scribInr u mocrats. for the reason
that IN tho change one or che 'har
might by ousti,
they have bee
against tbemschc- A. fls.
htNAakAhhE OAsE OF FEihl
ALTON, Ahou' SIX years hso hE
ANUS nfolFhion died ia Wayne
county ~ ''''s s'Aig' ana We. 'lt'g4
tnefr, Amer his death NJ N'doe
ana , shi'aren moved 10 bnsbHlt, 3
Drug ~ TINS county "h''' ihe}
npW 'c',uI' \ lew daya as' 'he
,'m''! W '"o "o''aa'u resolved To
ur'ns 'he remains o' the I'thef from
" yne county anu nave thtH Old.
Pos'''d "a 'emetery near 'hc'f pfes
un '' ''''uoh'e, In tur'hefahee oil
'n's pu'pose 'ho grave was opened
a"d 'ho colin exposed, but all ord
,ion rrorol " ;n. ~, =, ''V'' MA ,' pJr,
id was therefore removed. when il
49,. g.I IL. a. IL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04
Y o.. 10

4 louSa WIS MuspKesn IN
lisa OwH iIouss We hAs. been
Informed ef mss. haTs;s!s murder.
Which was committed On Saturday
lost, 1.-The inst, in the 'sd5sinius
county Of Macon. iu.ths neighhor.
hood Of Salem Church, about i've
milca from the yiliisge of Notasuls.
For the act to be appreciated in
sll il horror. II will DO necessary to
wriso little history some time
last year youth about eighteen
I years Of age. named William Duke,
Z won the hear, Of girl about sixteen.
whose family name ,is Low Her
/ family objected TO the marriage, but,
ar Is oitnn the cssc under such cit
cumstanccs, they ran away aud were
married
Their happiness was short lived
. llarsh treatment FROM the Young
husband and from his family loward
/ tho young wife, who had disrcgsfded
and iorsakcd hor family to JOIN her
/ destiny with hts, sooa followed the
Honeymoon. Blu, the young couple
went to Keeping house, aud ao,,ng
/ their part IN tho customs Of. society.
inylicd the oireui, preacher. at his
/ previous visit 10 the church noar by.
10 dine with them on Saturday Last,
the fatal day
Neither husband nor wife attend.
ed church tina, day, but the minister,
IN tuliilment Of his promise. wen, -
the house notwithstanding On ca
ier,og tn. door instead OF a pleas
ant greeting aud rendering OF eI
/ ouses ior absence from church, what
sight met his oye The young
wife suspended BY the meek with a
cord from one of the Jois,s Of the
house, her body cold and stid
Chair. aud tables we're overturned,
the bed rumpled aud every evidence
u - ,hsr" had been scuiic In the
loom Not sign of life in tho
hons2, except tho breathing Of the
sleeping babe, all inaoeent OF the II.
rcparablc loss to itself and of tho
terrible tragedy that had but Just
been enacted
Tho preacher Immediately cut the
cord, and calling ia tho ps.scrs by,
the body was examined The cloth
ing was badly torn, aud unmistska>
bic marks Of fingers snd dagger. nail.
Wptq touud uuon the neck and .houl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

EH; Scd bond. bid away
Spoons sad silver plate.
1 Horses aud bonds.
Have bonds
Hero sou have about all the mon
uho lead thc radical party They
commenced the radical war with a
million dollars they have run tho
Government into debt of twenty
fse hundred millions, and have pock
oisd for themselves over seven hun
dred million dollars, which they hide
from taxation, and demand payment
Of principal aud interest in gold from
a taxed and over burdened people
May God deliver the people from
such rulers - indianapolis Sai
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

pohtical aH...
turcr,, Tor the most part wi,hqn, inr
tunes OF much character, lhcy nov
own aud control one third Of the GA.
tire bonded debt Of the couatry.
For the information of our readers
we append list of the principal rad,
ieals who have ia seven years amass-
Cd aigantic fortunes from the public
ealamities. and now seek to build up
a moueyod arisiocraey through a
military de.p1li.m, erected on the
rulus OF civil liberty
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

The kilograms say that one Clay
inu, wha signs himself governor Of
Arkansas, is crazy, tho suprosi'ion
being based on the fact that he ha.
issued a proclamation declaring clio,
en- count ties to be in \ state Of in-ui
Feellon on sceount Of tn assums
iudisposiiicn OF the people Of tho
counties to ,rea, Clayton carpet ba
officials with becoming dsterenee
We do not see thai thess IL NJ,
ground here for accusing him of 10
sanity. II such things are sympl,.
mstic Of demontis, all the carpet bap
gers in tho South must DO rerleie
wi.h the madness Of the moon. IT,
chronic incspsci,y for truth aud
reckless csrcer Of fraud prove snssi
ity, Warmo,h, and Shelly. and Coz
WY 20 say nothing Of their allies ID,
other Ststes, are a. mad q. Maffh
hafcs,
TO be sure, /, has Always tsee
rather difficult 10 distinguish ,ta
knaye from tho fool. because knayery
aud fclly and are 30 apt, ia the end,
10 lead TO tho same results bot
nevertheless tho commGa seass Of
mankind does make . distinction.
and the common sense IT aankinI
admits that from q certain stand
point, carpet bspgers aud scslaw,g.
are not fools Hence We prot,
against the assumption Of lupacy IN
the Gaze Of tho so called Gc,crn
Clayton Tba, pretended fanctiou.
asy Is only playing the game whi' l.
had been mnda for him by his Rad
cal allies aud masters at Washington
They wanted the vote of Arkansas.
They tried to gos It by sn attempt 10
disirnnehise tho white people. Blu.
the white people declined to be d.
franchised They rpi,sfully and Re
6oii,oanly persisted in registering
and they eoplumaeioasly issisfed o.
voting Hence another plan mu,t
be tried Tho Radicals arc great o.
prsslamations Thy csn proclaim
anything except the ruth and 70,
truth lhcy have no sort Of use SO
Mr. Clayton adopted the plsn Of pro.
claiming eleven Democratic counties
or Biz duiniuions Ia . stats Of insur.
reeiioa sgalns, tho Radical party
10 state Of revol, sgsinst the Grant
ticket and the carpet. bss essdidstes
for Congress, and hsncs entirely dis.
qaslled from votiag, This !. the
secret ei the whole AFFAIR. Il is aim.
ply device for ignonag ,hs vote ii
;he Democratic party, ssd giving
certificates to the Grant electors aud
the congressional carpet bagrsrs,
Bat it', long lane that has no
turning, and We fancy that The turn
Of Clayton lane. Ike that Of Lonisi.
ans carpet bsgg~ry, IL il full view.
n. n frc.ceas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

Ma, vtil r.smeu,e op Nonla,
80 tf,b ie4 Tho drsi pr,ce.. +,
,ba no,ri,s,ian and the show oi
IA. ~ ,here he no o,no.,,i,p
80. 49,, j. c.muleied n then.
..., i'm. IAN !. d,w,nB.J
,,,oe' oo several da,.
s.s ,.l a., held ON The
..,oo J,,.. hun the, will he all com
.l~,e1 juripg the present mooth. .o
h.,ft- nev Parliament. mas meet
''' 90 ....l,a,,ti,n ,ir,5I, o.t
,I..tUti .f D..eni.r
m. ls. beepn scmi.oGicial pro.
..,,,',,o nut stth la which Il s.
s,,,s1,hat amer tbee,eci,on of Speak,
a.. H.. vul NOT pfocoel Ia
o,ta" Lns;ur.. until after the rcccp
,;,n ~ tbe Oueens spoech which Is
,l,, n,i,;st.risl manifesto. and this
iii NO., he sent in Lslore Monday,
,ha iIih
RAJ. ,,ro.r,mne snpposes that Mr.
,,'i'..i.'..e,,1 no Liberals arc sure
~" 4. '4' -. ,be cliiop lac a LARGE
,,.;or,,y and viii bo ready to try
"''l ,,h H. Di.,aeh nj the ,sry
- - ~ ,ba .,.sion by moving aa
y ''' -, - he address in snswar
Ia the Queens speech. Inc carry
ing Of such an amendment - tho o'n
cial eensure ca the policy OF Ihe IA
miuistration BY the iiouso OF 'oh
mons and is followed by the t''g
nation Of Ministers, II tue Ihp''a''
succeed us thote seems no reason 70
doubt that they will succeed, ia Cd
tuning majority 10 tho iio"Se o'
Commons they viii not Wili TOT q
vote, ia the new ilou-e' on any
measure bat viii move Tor a 'hanHo
If Ministers GA lho issier "hlcn "'r"
decided on the elections.
Tho main unC, distinctly present
ed. is that of the disenan"m'ni 'i
the established church OF ireland aa
lormiag part, aud an important part
IN redrcsaing the grievances ol that
unhappy county, and hH aidlnF "a
very beneficial purpose for The moili
bipe ef the ili contents winch vent
them solves Ia fonianiem,
or tbeit suonesa in accomplishing
the measure Of diseadowmenL iborc
can be- no reason TO have a doubt
1t h. hq no means clear that 90 W'Ii
have ~ the beneficial effects IN lro
land. which ara SO conlidrutly pro-
missed and t. ultimate ELECTS on
Enalishmeu themselves, are looked
ior with apprehension by very many
who, nevertheless, favor the passage
Of the lisendowment measure.
Tho DISBURSEMENT OF state
church GA ;as ground of iis want OF
support in the opinion Of the people
among whom il had been placed, Is
the concession Of a plea winch may
be used with great earnesiueas, ana
cannot easily be avoided aud
ailrutuI, against tho established
bwyh iu England.
lor Liberals separate tfs fwo
Foe 4" aad maintain ihHi h"fo II
'a..a tHiwreu III" r'r's "n'eh
makes - ,ared,ent Ia aDoilsh the
Irish Church establishment, sad also
10 continue 60 support the church
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

Gss. GRANT AND Rsst0SArioa.
---one Of the svssisx pspsss, vsll
posted on tho subject, ssy.;
We ses il stated that G.s. Grsst
will Immediately rssixs hi, position
Us Gen. in Chisf Of the Ar,a:es. Il
Is mors probable shst the rssissss-
lion will not b. made I'LL shsss the
lst Of March. II must ~ ssoen-
bcrcd tina. no ia not o0sislly Psssi-
dent elect iii tho Eisctossl Cosiess.
which meet. in February. The ten.
der Of his resigsssion bsfors that
time would b. premature.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

In Wow Of the fortunes experienced
BIZ those who affect tho Grecian bend,
It may very appropriately be termed
the latest agony,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

\ rather singular scene was PIE
aeafei IL New Orleans on elre'inis
- 4 negro came 10 he stand and
voted an open democratic ticket a
white man, one rather ~eilsknown In
town. followed him and voted an open
radical ticket; seh'pd the white man
came another negro who voted an
open ticket sor Seymour.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04


mHf aH otontn hcfu were
twelve bose, uI mu.t Hd rc,aly
ors .skcu Co lle Hc4waf. bus ihe cap
tain refused go raag them Tor any
consideration uhsh. aul thsy
wcrr taken h5et T. stp ported that
Gov Clayton .eat iul ue arms 20
fcplace those ueeeutly destroyed
Parii,. here have pf1hnbi, purchased
them second hand At the Government
sale Ahou, 10 700 alrtilol fre.sht
wa dastioYy. 800 the tYee. last eve
Mug by ihe flooding af die coffee
dam.
Washington Nos Is -inforua
don sent from Now lul. 20 NIGHT
| leaves ue dHutt iHf Hhe revenue
aluahblc will be- removed i.re ihe
slo.o of ihc week lt is uuw stated
shat Judge fn.tsuou has maeh
stronger prooA ot sdislal corruption
than were laid b,inre Pre- idont Ills
primary purpose rlt fo secure thc
removal of the No8 Nora officials.
and ho therefore presented only such
cases which h,ts down ON hem s,eno
Nav. IL !, -aid lie viii strike without
mercy and .srs.e all wbesr, inpl,
GATED IN the itauds, directly OF ~
directly
Thu 4. said te inela,lo Coartoey
| Rollins Harlan aud a unu,bef III
officials ar we'll A. certain prominent
ncrsoo. who nrr ,honnh, 10 he the
yefy head aud front Of the whisky
rng ". meludinr ,yen the a.fute
Thunlow Weed the rh,h, hnWer al
Seward lfFnllerten makes hi. word
,eod ns MeCalloeh ia nl,dsed 10
aasd III and Eyntf-a onpositinn Is
.r n NEGATIVE eLsrsetef he b ,seatiye
h,a ,potb,r ebs,e, Il, .sl.,,s eut tbe
An.c,n .fablr
Washington Nov &c. The trouble
io Fio.id, L.twe.p t,sy Eeal and
bi. opnou.nt. bs. .snftsus oy,..,,
n,n s,ti,p. ,t, Ra,,lI,e,, hat
o'Gov Rood ia measfsie nnl efaeu
cal and look. 40 nutt,na tbe n,rtv
,o n ba... wli.t Mn L,ep II IN t6e
,.eonAansy b. tbe STATE The ,tlar
Ge,i,p le1 by Iisut GOV Clc,aon
Iesti,s s.d f,u .tl,sr. co,n
posed og "a SOL .t t,ir.lr,ieed ex.
'remis,a who cave a. netAiar hut
rer.opsl ain seJ vbsu,li mo p.rty f,
milo. tl.,.ar. LtEsl .st ~ Il I
NLen t,s nro..ni ,oyernm,nt N ,l,o 1
st,ie a1s f,,wcl m, EsnvLl,.
thought thoy woud mnke sure I
,,i,n ar il f,r ,,.,ber Of ,c,rs "a, I
l,,.t rbsv tbnrei,,,e ,r,,til.l ,b., 1
m. o,so,.ar .b,nld b.'I .f,re ~, [
"a. 90. - ,ay...,...3 ia. ,.i,l. M.
aFpointmoutof a gseitmiuy otheesiu
cluding most oi'iiccoun oaiees 10 the
state. II = because COY Rood has /
not used this power IA tho Interests Of I
the extremists thit the attempt Is now /
made 10 impeaeb ham. The Legis
latun which passed the resolutions
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

josh Billings says tina, the man
who role | would not live always, !
ask not to stay" probably had not
been urged sufficiently.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

The New York Herald says The
Board Of Excise Of tina, city IA now
engaged in licensing places for " tho
dispensation Of unIeetiGel aquafor.
tbs, patent lager, hallelJah bourbon,
oh be joyful gin, compounded rum
and rlAed red eye"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04
Variety the Spice Of Lie.

" r...t.
NeM i",h I"V,, ue'1il'"S
recent fashionable welding, dcmuro
y says II was noticed that Tho
- ~ ! 'V''eu " NJ ~" Wv ~ ~ =
Wv .'"''"l ,. W v',,'J'I''o'' W. ~,
vas ao''VN ''' 'eH'1, N1 , o' y,
u" "'' '"'' I''S''''' '''' ''
80 Oh 1ap't L tboprb - O. Wbal
for Because yon always brine
me candy when Won come TO Sc,
sissy Jane. Give mo some moro.
Sc Aud what does Sissy Jane love me
for ? Oh, cause YOU take boz
10 concerts. and rive her 80 many
nice things She saws. 30 Ion, n,
Won a,o fool c,oy,L IN min. be,
AL ,nI toanc,. sLo won', .,ct
90" " - - -
!oul no nov. '""' -''O U'' .''"'
d..
pah E"' ' ia, 1 e', INV. '',,
with Iw II. r'al aud r..,.snt hui
with me
Il fans the fame o, % dr,mnnt pas.
eeer'' marriage ''' so common =!
:" - "'., ''' -; n,ae acr.;J a,
-. -. 80.
y irehei ia'hef was 'cc'n''y Wy
ing 10 persuade young Naid TO
marry his daughter the ward was
very wealthy Tie said
" She has talents oven GOO Dor fingers
ends
suonii prel'r y ''''i,Y re 'l'''.
7ht VIII ne t'l' e.t gu "l,'A'F "i''''
30 She will 90 ia poaterity
% ] had much rather sue "oni' e' 70
ilafNet
THE l.oHe or early RiINo--
" lie who would thrive, must rise a,
five So says the proycrb, though
there is more rhyme than reason in
49, '0' a.
lie who would thrive must rise ot five
it must naturally follow,
lie who would thrive more, must fisc at
uw
..t tt.,..u .a.,. az, ..c..,ocpce that
''''' - ''''
lie sao would still moro thriving Ice,
Nust leave bis bed at turn Of three
VIII rouse him at the stroke OF two.
Do q.
hnI' ny ~ ~ "a ~ '''"'N w " ''' ~
''''''''' Wv ''''' ''"'
lie who would never DO ouilonc,
b Must ever rise az soon ~ one,
''' ''' mus
who would flourish hest of u'lt
'hm d mover go To hci go all
.ul.9ut...l. ...,,r La,rd og
''
q Wido"'i ny ''r '''" "'N'" ,
arsnnin
\ bridal pair IA Detroit ~oign aop
pounds Can they DO called light
hearted
obil,5v n;r
With golden hair
And lips Of coral glow,
Where Eden lies,
Meath lashes dropping low
LAKE from nay ''4'fl
"a. , ,nv na'I ha u"'s s,ricLor ,bero.
or siye ma chine
As balm to mine,
And save me frc M despair
still how GLADLY
suffering madiy,.
"ou,a soh'eh' ', o''
h I,' t.o n'' sorro,
n, cs ovs Inv heart n .iab
At,
In the village OF NoTton, 3'u'i
there arc ior'y mari .i i "' t,','.
.hree ma1riaceable Young ladies and
a;e,L, sinalo gentlemen or one hun.
~ 80 a . ~ - s;nolo l,aics and six
,con single Gentlemen six and
bal for one
49,, cc...,.
tioo saws that marriage docs not de.
ncrd mon love. bu, unon the price
If corn II is evident that children
have long known this. aud have even
Measured love as mon measure corn,
M apnenrs from their common ox
pressinn ~ love ven two bushels
and , neck Tho statistical lover
does not Dow sav, ar he used to ;
Amanda [ love thee but. Amanda,
,royi.ioes are eheap. There is no
tellira vhat fine novels and plays a
man thoroughly imbued with this
;deo MIGHT produce. and particularly
would he dive Us GOOD songs. How
Imaginative would be one Ike this :
- ..,t ..l.. .,
beef, u
To weakest nope WIZ ''''4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

The Homestead for Gov. Wise -
movement is about to succeed IN
Virginia among their foreign born
citizens
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

BrArrirrL WouK ~ Ant -
S,oneroH ,faskgga Says the Louis
vile Democrat, 81 Get g.fh,
We we're shown yesterday hs Mr.
G NJ Mctfaw very beautiful Ia
bouroi Of six whieb was woven IN
the city Of London II II simply a
likeness Of Stpuesail JaakseH. and Is
a very elegant specimen af ingenious
art The whole picture is liie ike
and faithfully reptsGsis tbs herr
The lines are very admirably portray
ed, Underneath the portrait u lAs
following inscription
" The late Tea sinnewali Jackson
died May oh, 1863. Know We hei
that there "a a prince aud great
man fallen this dag Ia isfAsl - II
Samuel, 81 chapter and 5sth verse
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04
. CHEYENNE ehlaf
cw week. ego ip
A forts 81

the ,aaips Of white poopls~-sonle
taken from gray headed men aud
women, and some from the very
small children.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

Ilsfr NEN AGAINST rHtlNLs 3
IHr ur RADICAL MONEY CHANGERS
The Radical leaders yielding Co
The ten ptH,ions incident to i0ua
lease OF power, aud handling Of three
billion dollars of paper money, have
become the most prodigaic aud e..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

A lamp which is said to have the
power Of transmitting light through
the animal tissues was recently OK,
hibitoa At q meeting OF the British
Society for the Advancement of
Science. The inventor, DR. Richard
son, says that the idea Of effeo,ing
this transmission OF light originated
with Dr. Priosily, who bad observed
that on passing the discharge Of a
Leydeu battery through hls dngor
the member became luminous. BY
this lamp il was asserted that tho
motion Of the heart and Of the lupgs
had been observed while these or
gans were under The influence Of
ether The bones in the arm Of a
child also were seen, aud the move.
moats and outline Of the heart
through the chest
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

when tho Gar visited Warsaw
theatrical performances were given IN
his honor, but the people could goi
be induced to attend, aud the per
formanees were failure iil',reated
Poland properly refuses to honor her
opprcssors
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-04

Completely rcfitted throughout, Us Cd
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MANY new and brilliant features added
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ic, local, and general. Within three
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il is going forward in the estimation OF
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who would supply themselves with II
thoroughly readable and representative
Democratic Newspaper will not be at'e
to sui. themselves by CO possess'h-
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such cheap rate.
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