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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-17

CHDNOIc UOIIIX.
hood OF another Intervention across the Pyrenees,
such as that OF the Holy Alliance In 1879, or that Ma
poleon III. would throw himself gaily and wanto.ly
into wasps nest, as spain would be 10 an invader.
Indeed whatever influence that still very potent
creign may manage TO exercise indirectly upon the
destues Of the country tue French themselves adj
NIT that other and more urgent affairs require the
presence OF his Dattallons on the Rhine, wnere, say
they, their whole army, immense rs II ~, VIII not he
too much to cope with the difficulties awaiting
theni--and that French Intervention In the PENN
suia Is simply out OF the question. Sarragossa aud
Mexico have borne fruits OF repentance. While al
this may not be contested the perple king difficulties
surrounding the revolution FORBID indulgence III
the highest expectations as regards final results.
ans PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT,
wnlch mas Just been recognized formally by MI. Hale
on the part OF the United states numbers among It's
members not one OF great ability. some OF them
occupied hga Offices under the ex-Queen; oil OF
them are now or the liberal persuasion and more
less adnerents OF Prim-or far a. admits them to
be that excessive personal ambition belonging TO
the spanish generals and politicians whicn invara-
bly, urges them TO climb up into pace and notoriety
over tue shoulders OF each other
DON JOAQUIN AgUIRRE,
President OF the provisional Junta aud acting Minis
ter OF Justice Is known as q lawyer Of some prom
hence. lie has been mixed up In conspiracies and
has held s0mewhlt the role OF 0gurdnte In pollt-
cal troubles but he lacks that experience aud pro-
ciency In tho science OF politics which could enable
him TO contribute something beyond scanty assist.
ance In constructing the new edilce.
MARSHAL sERRASo DUKE DIX LA TORRE,
IA an old army officer, who played part In the
seven years. war. lilo has not always been In the
ranks OF the liberal school, He filled high positions
under the reign just ended among others that OF the
captain generalshlp OF Cuba The ultra progresses
suspect his liberalism but although he has never
been noted for capacity either In tue field or the
Cabinet, the new organizers have been anxious 70
make use OF his name and influence. Serrano con-
tributed 70 send Prim into exile two years ago. when
he aided in subduing the insurrecton among the A.
aierylnen q MARIO, s,oor.s nrvrn..
tho Vice President, another lawyer ana another
medomita, has been continual dsbbler In poitios.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05
Mail Arrangements.


Shreveport, aad al places East, de-
parts Mondays, wed=ssdays. aad Fri
DAYS At 6 A. u. arrives % the sasss days
~ orr
wsstpsp By way VI He~dsesos ard
Cr,etest dePsres hss1ays, weeassday.,
asd Fridays as s = =: arrives Esssdays,
Thursdays, and sasssdays ~ CIR.
-ksstsss~, !. wsssf 1sGbsssas, Gaeas-
Wills. &c. departs fussdays, Thsrsdays-
and ssapriAys u Q A. " arrives sAns
days II Q = n
Tylm, By way Of stArville, depart,
hoedsys aad Tkupaeys = 8 A. \. ~,
r;ves Taesdays And FfNays 1t . 7 n
Ihail~., BY way II Gi,nss. qsitsas,
&c Asgsrss Mondays and Fridays u
6An.: arssses wsass.2aSs AL Sa:as
So Augustine, ~ way Y 0rsnd
Blu6 CarshAes, Ae,, dspafss fhsrsday,
Al 8 4. n, arrives wsdsssasys a 8 r. y.
i'csv (,vvics ksatLAssosa The on
Aer will ~ aVsseA ~ easse& - follows
Opened AS Sesseh, 4 y; closcd At
IL cleet. A. H.; Escyesed II O'Clock,
p T.; eAssed q 8 c'eloek, IN
Oysssd - sssdsys y O'clock 4. X ,
fos go hsar ~
Al psssass will BE- faithfully served
during oacs hears, ssd pees ned apply
u Other simes ~ they viii h ssfssed
henry RAws0N, r n.
November. 4aoA 1857
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

s@-'7"~ - -
~ The arrest II M. wsSsGy, BY
the Ifhhsc Of Representatives, ssd
his continued cosAsenshA sstwitA-
stasdise his repeated aselssesisss
that he ussd no money ~ szsseired
no iahsenee With the rseosest men.
ber to iaAusncs shste vssss 10 sppe4
sioa to the ooaviciion Of ths Prssi.
dent. is ose Of the most high. Aasdsa
ssss u assumption ~ power ssd ~.
aor'elsss tyrasny that Ass ever
bess Witnessed in ths coustry ~.
Ill the rsdiells obtaissd sonsscl u
the sovtssOent What right Aas
any mas, or set Of nes 70 ssdssver
10 co1pel a cisisss 10 rtsie how OF
ia vhsi ~.ssss BE disposed G. Ais
cvs private fsadsf II - Asl ussd
money for purpose. II b~;bsry, snd
vas sndesvoring to escape ths cesss.
qucucss Of such = charge, BY . falaa
statement, he could - sasily, By
msksng smother fake statement ~
ceunt for every dollar that had passed.
through his hands. The motive that
governs the conspirssors 10 this Pss.
sscatioa is apparent II 10 70 kids
the shame Of their defeat il the dis.
graceful impeachment busisess, By
mak:sg a show Of ftssd, vhsre some
could b proved. or The shadow Of
corruption shown. On . par with
this conduct, vas the seizure Of the
telegraph o6ces, asd sutjce,ing al
private telegraus to isspestios and
public nosoriety. Such ~ iaqxi.
sition WAS never before rcscrted 10 in
any country pretending to b. free.
The nstive isspparest The parties
engaged in this ncfarioua busincss
had no idea, If there had bssa cor.
ruP'ion, that sseh an investigation
would develops it. Men who would
to bribe members Of Con
gress, would not be likely to leave
any public traces OF their WORK. But
the radicals though. that, BY r7'.iag |
hold Of these kilograms, they would
get possession Of the secret move
meats Of the conservatives. II was
a pure piece of party tricksry As su.
dacious as twas unjussi6abls. Every
step thus taken only drsgs them
deeper in the miro, and exposes to
the American people their corrup-
ton.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

RED MEN's CKLxsKATioN.--Thc
members Of the Swamp Eagle
Tribe, No. l." Of the Improved or
der Of Red Men" an organisation
that resembles in many respects. the
Odd Fellows and Mssons, and which
is spreading rapidly throughout the
United States, celebrated their second
anniversary, in this place on Thurs
day the 18th inst. Several delegates
verc in attendance from "Caddo
Tribe No. g" located At Jefferson,
and we're Hospitality entertained
Their genial, happy faces gave iasss-
ess and pleasure to the ossssiss
There was an imposing procession,
an ors,ion, = splesdia aiassr, asd I
ball At night. TIE MarsAsli Bsass
Basd farsishsd excellent music.
Mr.. J. W. Pope, the orator If Inc
dry, sequitted hi,assif essdissb.y
Ills address has bssa highly COZ.
9asdsa ~ III whs had ~ plsassss
sse.1 ss'ssss,y r y = ..e:.s, , ~ =. Y:
the subject Of univer,al n.ro ~;~~
We did aot ssssad the Ball, bal
those who vers present say, that il
vas one Of the most agreeable enter.
tsin.sas ever gotten up Ia the
place. The day was one Of rare On.
joynsnt, aad will h. remembered
with pleasure.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

~ No Presidential nomisssioss
have svsr bees nsds hat have usssAsd
lees saahusissn thaa atoss u 0russ -
CcafAx. 0saaA hss proved AinssH .
fsilsrs, ard \ neairaasd solsly q hh
military rsPstatlsa. He 10 ~ rshsvsd
BY his assoeIaas, Mr. Collar, ~ho IL 70.
gssSsa - but little above rssdloe,iay.
Tho Chicago Convention was tame aad
'pirislsss. Thee was 40 approbssion,
esss anoag the Rsnbsrs, Of their cosrss.
u wss = sald-soodsd party novsnsas,
Variability being The wAtchwosd. Ths
zeal nasifsslsd BY Tie rich bsadhollsrs
10 favor Of 0raHs will ~ ~. hin ahsaA
with the masses, who bear the bsstass
of saxaiaoa, or tssi IL weight II IL
CONSERVATIVES noaisaas stsosg nan,
IN dslsst y certain.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

- fs-s~ LssIas assi4 .is.s,ss.,,
AAsts ysiaessab> tsAsss h - ~
- - F4AssA = dssll - ~. -
~ 49, 4 ~ ~, . auVsdiliansk,
s1e1y, ~ = = ~ 49, = Z NV
Osasaas. W ssltsA navsAnbn ~
stAsw ~ ; pssiin = ~ teapsaAp.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

~B u. hastia 4 Co, hep alwsys
sp'sadA eollssslox Of goods No ~
ICY are foaad Ia de market, or arr sold
cheaper No house Is saers worthy u
patronage.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

- Dssiss NE war ths psoph Of
Tsaas, bsiag cot II fsua ths ostaiSs
wpss1, dsvotsd their snsiss astssssea 70
rsisisg pscv~icss Asd satisg sAsir orr
cIAhing Nssts Aad bss~dstuas vssv
nsvsr % absndaas, Asd AltAcsgh slstA
had 70 be made by do AID Of sonnsa
csrds AMI the I'D spiasinx wheel, ~
only Was nearly every one veil eial,
but Thousands Of Earasnts wsrs ssas 70
the array. Forty tAossAad soldIsrs
were led and elolAsd on this side Of he
T'vsr, aad ~ iAnsass anoaat Of psssIs-
'oeA asss - vieksbarx, TAs ss.s psli.
y parsatd now, with vssy lisals se1aea,
road 'asts tah eesnAry richer sAas Il
ANs ever bssn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

AHN seee - y e~o wv s~eS
expended viii prove a valuable in !.
vessmens.
~ As - supposed at lhs time,
tAs sljsusnnsst Of shs Senate to the
2esA slt., wss fss The psrposs Of
bringing to bssr oil the outside pres
sure possible on the rscusant Seas.
tors. Here 10 spssinsa Of Ne
inAsssess .sssa " foses then 10 vote
for impeachment,
ST. LosIs,. Nay 13.
To Hon, J. b. Hsndersos, u. g.
!esaAor.
There 10 iatssss s1citsnsat here.
A usstisg 10 called for to.uosrow
sight. Csa yoss ftiesds hope that
yos will vote for The eleventh article :
II 10, al will b we'll.
[sigosd] n. ". Fox.
To which Senator Heudsssos 70.
Piled
WARRINGTON, May IS.
To T.. ". Fa9, 81. Los;sa
nay to ny itissds that I IN sworn
to do Impartial justice actording 70
lav and evidence, and I will Try to
do II like N honsst naa.
[signed J. b. Hsnpsasox.
The Louisville Jousnal dssoui.
natss il Atsing response to . most
unworthy aad contemplate question.
The following items srs taken
ltoa the New Orleans Tinss Of tha
30sh.
Augusls, O., 3e.-Six c;tisss. Of
Hsnbssg, .. G., vsss assssAsa ~
tssaay ~ sstssisg y aiIsw Atssaoss
u hoA . pslitisal nsstis9 II Uaios
ChsscA II list tsvs. They ass h
b tried bsfsss . military ssnalasicu
q Aikss, ss.dsy, b ossss 4 0ss
Csaby.
nayes wilkins n Columbus nd
I'll ~ Aldermen, we're r,aovsl ftssI
oscs to-day 81 Gss. Mssls, CA
Aihs, U s. A., b aptslntsl 1fsyss
TIE sseia essps ssg1A Il At6nta
sss Wy Asa, 1T h nilajs aal
ssstevsss Gsosgla ths rat Ass nsd>
IL sppsarsses.
Asgusta, Ga, Nay ss.--tAs Csa,
ttrtySsssaiius Ro1A ls1'N s,&nillV
noninsts - slssaoral tiskes for Pms
idsnt ard vies President.
The noxiastisa Il 0sv. eeAonsl(
to b Secretary Of War ~ ess0sm
cd BY The eenate. The confirmation
was prsanbisd with the rsa9rnatior
OF the enthusiastically Of Stan
tons removal.
- Ths prsssst oaesss Of he cor
po~ssios Of AassAau have, ftsa he b.
ginning u tAsir oes@hl sasssr, givea II
ssei' advertising as< Other printing h
osr contemporary Of he Fig. No osAss
lows oassns hass ever psrsssd sssh .
eossrs bsfasa Il Aas hssa ~ iavssss-
bic ss,s v psbiIsA ~ nAlAsrs Of psblis
istssssl II hs1A psssss. ~ IL ~ NJ
oovisss ssasss ~ u VA tAss .eis
kooVn y he vha1e nomuxmk~ vAs-k
-. ~. ~ - - 49, sos''n'o - cay
90 paper w ~ - dhpsssa - ssa-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

- sumo Of cur patrons ass szee.
cising their tender msrsies towards ~
BY I~ying w. u al would do 10 w
shoah b happy,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05
arr N.,v t,,lee.s Aseuea.

Oor New Ds1eaus Ageoes.
Mssssv. Wharton 4 .llingswostA No
"a Cennon ssssss Now Osasazs, ~ ths
daily authorized Agents u the Repair
licsa Ia thsa city.
- A esess mark On paper denote
that . sabserihs4s dns ~ expired.
Z s;izEiE11aiinibuG o. - aau ! ssss .ess:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

- The crops ia Western Tsxss
psosiss 70 b. vsry large.
- Cosrt prooisss 10 ~ 10 full
AesSra WAssup-Ws desire ~ &c i.
tive agsss u every Postokss il tAs
Stale.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

TaAs CAsn-nss. De- ". 1taiss ~
W hle1asss p ssat ~ ) lasus. eaan,s
psss1 sass. fra ~ sspsss A1saes
ssttsa ~ - - "RA Mss.~ ~
ssnpas.s 50 klgAy a,ssssialsl
~ diaaas ~ sssdtahle y ~ 49,
ssssa Nay - ~ ~ hassv aAatl
hssas esjey assy - ~ dlanses,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

Nsw ssoas -hs. ]. D. hauty has
epsss4 d saprs b ~ Esasish bsjld3ns.
y ~ sooa hs.srly essspisd y
AyssA Lssss, 1 ca. lie ias : var;,d,
tas1sasa 40 superior ssnst Of sboas,
Which sesasass aAnlssstsa lie !
ssa,tas = ~ aapsss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

- Asssetlsa y alsssss& 70 tho ID
vsrt'ss.sst u Assah waassA fos Hon,
A'%s. n. sssphsss sosial History Of
~ Wss. mi wssk ~ hssa aayisss.
y 'coAsd ", ~ w - Gssdi,y pssAs
after. ana 81 ace +fs = = b.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

r~,r,v.at---~-A
h.y. ,.l.. 100 ,-...... - ..-:
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49, ,sTr
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49, -. .,.,-
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~. .l..A- =. n.. ~
u..A,.. 49, 80 n. w,As.
n. ~. v...::.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

lea estsensd frissd IN. Tsylos
eosplin~sssd Nm. |. viii lAsss ssp-
ply u ies, fos whisk ~ will acesps ~
ssissd tAasks 4 ~ hssssAo,a, Isast but
" NJ peAss ~, ~ tsby isslsAsd.
tNssa y sssay. habass Appsssisss ~ J
Tie ics Asrsa = Sahse~ I TAyIa~ h .
great soaseajeaes.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

'ssst Of Beota, Shoss. Ha,s, H., sAssvs.
port la - card y aaolhsr coluan.
~ Mr. JeGsr>oa kssps = rare collse-
tso" Of books Hnd aagAsinss, asd cas
order books, ~ssasiass, and sswspapsrs.
~ The tsisi Of Mr.. lhvb has been
agai" pessseasd until >sst ssrn. in
ocasbss, Hi bosd hes hsss renewed :.
- Atssatica y dirsslsd n the ID.
vs'siss.sas Of ~ Tyler stage lins
This liss l. : gssas ssavsaissss, ard ~
Aers u will Dscvs paying enterprise.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

I. ". ror1, Ssststsry. 3 10
-. NOTE fsiektsm ssesIvsd ltur;a1ns1
IiascoHk srestitsA3 On. Dassi {ii
requested. CtsdeatiAls stal ~ ~ ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

The fsepls At IaAhs.,. an, -,
pssf's II diaplsy. rAsy a.. ~.
:,...'as 40 ssa..st X ssy IN.
tals. y thsts ~ thy lake Il. 40 n |;
dset I'LL shsy vs,l h. il sts,. TS.-
~ .hsss Prsspsrity b locality nd.
@ seaa TO sntsfpsiso. II slosd.
.srs 70 sAie sowsns, their sratef.l
ass'ts wesld seksowlsdgs ths bIss.
ing, but if the sun wsrs 10 b. r,is..l
BY subscription, they would BE- coo.
tsas win star light.
The l.svaca comrsrci.I ..y. ,hs
much dreaded cotton worm h. n.
''ady made il sppsaraaes in Jack.
'es, hsissords and whsrsou conn.
''s'' Thsir appearances 40 early !.
rory discourasing to cotton planter,
S.srALo EIDSs.--Whsrs. In ~
,sns d ell thas'a psvsstsi' d. MI
BE- baaalo Aklsa, shisk co.. =
'sa Astosia sens ftou ! Th.,s
'svsr va, y the last twsssy yes.s,
. many Aidss Ia So Aaie:io !. !
o. and " aevsr ~ : BusAlo |
- hess ssdl now.---.Sss dsa,.;o
zs,aId. "0
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

1As Texas Ranger ssys 100 .ers
4 sess. IL tasssI, NJ destroyed b.
Asii - he fasa Of D.. D. A
Jsosesa, about ~ nilss wsst O
Nsvsseta, on ~ ssght Of H. ls&h
Il s'ss harms tsas ~ srs,s On ~,
'sAss p'ssss vsss 1ssarsysd BY ~
aaos stssu. Ais
III Gesssl~ Isqsirss n ~ 3sd
rspests thas han stssn ~ sasisvs
damage = ths sssgs n hat vssislty
o. ~ Pssviess ss1ssdsy svsaiss.
We sspy H. folisviss sssssa. Of
IL storm II 6aa Aatsais o. ~
I'M, hos IT, Herald Of IT, s0sh
and 1tst:
fsRaipLs HAN Broax.---Last
assalsg, about dask, . wisd con.
nsaesd blsviag ften tie North
WHOA ~ bali paes eight had ID.
'Nssssd = : Terrible ss,s With shs
.snt vivid lightninx asd terrible
lasaAss " ever heard. aoos Il
psUneeesd mining SD il ave nls.
~ u ~ hailieg the larssss hail
leeAes ~ seen ~ IL Oldest inhab.
asste e ~ city. Csp4. hsseAssa
! pefhare NJ Oldest rodent ID The
~, sa4 y ssys such hsiI wss asyer
IheuA bsfess; il lssssd about ham
y hess sad the dsmage done h Il.
- beyosd cslcslA&ou. We IN |
49, esrly and uots1 ths damage |
.sly 6ovs boledsd and Main streets Il
- stl4t4sp sadsslr- mosl av~ sks |
y 4 1veat bsiAttG ~ lleths1bt |
}e Ls3ks nilt S9sqs1i' ksar1.
= - = hesi 6lt tsls1ja1. d. |
- e13 "a. \ DA1fse& lssue,
: qspea1 slssss; - q Nd
I6tsk ~ 0ssA ~ ssglsial)v. I
~ besse'b $4,000 sssy' asuissss
b e1ansgsiae = ~ e6epss q - |
- - teslsdise svssy ksveC.
r.. AZ. 'ss. .{ss..ss. . q
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

" ~ voR, Va ON
q ~ ~ vielsst ssssssiesjsas /.
~ Sesta b ~ radical, 80 u.
sssdsd ~ Chiaago ssdsssl sosvss.
t'sa. n ssl3slssd i ssssa sts.
~ assssiassd psss alspslsAss;
Al tah nsasaA viii vait3ss fsr
~ sspest = ~ Csunitass e. o..
aeetsh. 0sv. Dssva, II Osopria. ~
eallsd spee, = a.essssslfasle1 rsbeI,
- . spsssA. ! ~ ~ 0svesses
~ hbnss6 v b Il : ~ ecsvi.
h Nae fbsvasd y ~ .piatftsu.
-, - helss eallsA y ssass ~ Il
~ sse.a y givs ~ sspssisses, h
avevsd hnsS!f ~ ssisiasl sssessjos.
II ~ veAei. a,ns lkiss, vhisn "
seid, Wish snasksd Il rs1isalis..
wsss sseelesl viii hearty spDisrse /:
b. whsa - ~ h "wisksd q . s.
se3ssslood thas h bsloaesd 3 - |
veits rass, aud would isvse ssseeet |
sast asy ethsr raes sAesN b plesel |
abevs. q - nsds nsstss q ~ nm
'sss,@ tAs Cesvsatos NJ : sllsss
y ~ grave.
whes DisAsp 9ispses ~ ray
sk, ~ Cssvsatioa ~ ~ ~,
lsdsneessss4ise thaa W. Ooy, |
Bsewn pssslslMo1 ~ spn1s3erItv =
~ Whiee ~. I'D ~ - vkte |
- q 0ssssis vsssd ~ - ssvsss.
! ~ peess,
Atses II ~ Csouletss q Uts.
|sAtsh rs1sstsd, ssd ~ Csnajt.
- ~ u1ue Il ~ ssssnnss1s1 I
= 1920, - ~ eaeees@ss M
. ~ 1set,o6sss - a1uitesd =
=. 81 ~ sssA 1sFssassy = =.
~ = ~ vteeA m = ) II.
III ~ 1eepe6pal n - ept<r1l6hol
i ~ 1o8s M 1ooe11e Ohas6n f1e1a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-05

- -.
sre9 yMfaehtas h ~ ueeaenrti, I.
70 which he kas btsa psesaxv sshiss1s1
: sn 49, - rejoice Ia Ab tHsnpAsss =.
TAas ~ Cs.is.a. u ~, -.
~ - trseeusted y sslsx7upA : s -
unAmeaN Of ~ asAss Cse,eSl Co~siH.
- aea NJ hin - appajas On. nes.s
ndskhton - 1sleesis IA she n a61..~i
.ooserrllive Ccevsa4iss. In s.aaisior n
tacss HI1ssdy stppinAs1, "a rspr,s.s,
shss Congressional DISCREET Ia IA Con.
vsnt'on. n el53s u
That We arm grasiasd 10 Wines
We psesaucs Of HsmAss Of Cosssr,a-
"'c freedmen in the meeting. Ana thsl
vs. recssnnsend IN the Central Cos.tv
'om'ni'tec the organisation OF The Or.
sentative freedmen inla clubs. % i'd l.
putting dcws The srisit OF Radiesi;.~
which Il creating between the 1900 .
feeling o. hos%ili1y iajssious i, both
3 That Ave Xslssssss 4. .n m"'"
20 % represent hasrisua county Al II
state Conservative Convcntion. "a =
i ~, - H'ysa City on tho ia NJ |
Tho Chair made the following m. |
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-19


ma'am; he's taking out his watch to
look at it, and the chain is made of
such brightyellow hair, / thought at
first it WAS gold" =. r7-,o-7. 100
"His wife's hair sa d, Mrs. Cul-
yerton. sit was buried with him,
You see dear old Uncle Hiram.
Does he look at me 2" 49,.
'sYes. ma'am,, said Jessie.
Uncle said Mrs, G, do you
know me after all these years %
HE mods" said the girl.
Shave you come to helpius, dear
Uncl. f' said the lady. asal sa..DiaG
Uncle Hiram was described as nod
ding very kindly, and becoming.
Gle wants us to follow him." said
the lady, and took up the light. The
moment she opened the door Jessie
saw the figure pass throughit. Mrs.
c. still could see nothing.
Obedient to the girls movement,
Mrs. .Csascended the stairsand stood
in the library. f....-
The ghost paused before a book
case. ai- l1o r aao slhu se.fh1o1
"He wants me to open it." said
Jessie. -
sDo SOL said the lady. go, - +.
"He signs to take down the books"
said the girl
And Mrs. Culverton's own hands
went to work, Book after book was
taken down-novels and romances,
poems and plays.
A pile of volumes lay upon the Ii
brary carpet, and still the ghost
pointed to the rest till they were oil
down.
"He looks troubled, ma'am; he
seems troubled. ma'am; he seems
trying to think. said the girl. "Oh,
ma'am, he's gone to the other case -
And so, to cut long story short,
the four great book CASES were emp
tied without apparent result.
Suddenly Jessie screamed:
"He's in the air! He's risen,
ma'am to the top Of the case. He
wants me to climb up"
Get the steps, JESSIE" said the
mistress-and Jessie obeyed.
On the very top one of the cases,
covered by cobwebs, she found an
old German book, and brought it
down.
This was there" she said. Mrs.
c, took it in her hand. From be-
tween the leaves dropped a folded
paper, fastened with red tape and
sealed.
The lady picked it up, and read on
the outside these words:
"The last ,cW and testament of HI
ram Hardy"
For a little while she only wept
and trembled; soon she found words:
''Uncle," she said, sin the name of
my husband, and my dear children,
thank you from the bottom of my
soul. Does he hear me Jessie z"
"Yes, he mods and Smiles" said
the girl.
"Will you let me see you, Uncle;"
said Mrs. c.
"He has gone" said the girl. He
has kissed his hand and gone"
And so he had, and for good; for
from that moment he was never seen
again by mortal eyes.
Nobody believed the story of his
But the will had been !
discovered, without doubt, and the
Culvertons were no longer in danger
of expulsion from their old house.
There they lived and died, and Jes-
sic remained until she married: and
all her life received every kindness
from the family who were indebted
to her singular popularity for their
comfort and happiness.
Whether Uncle Hiram's spirit
really came back to earth or not. is a
question; but Mrs. Culverton always
asserts that it did, and quarrels with
every one who ventures to doubt the
assertion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-19
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