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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-22

Iernen Ndseln sema6t &perpen, ALIEN
bic befe8efetteuns 9eben ftarteS @rau<
ben, etrra q 3cu lang. Wenn man
btele G%utterfaiten bon etnem Srte gum
anbern brin9t 70 baben f1e piel aus;uz
bolten. uno la erweiien fi6 Sdrauben
am Gnbe am ppblfeilNen.
9ln eiuem iplden Tutterfafen f6nnen
eeoen 20 9rpse S6afe 9efittert percen.
Wun tann i'm lei9t uufebren unp reiz
ntaen, pbne ;u febren uno leidt fir ben
CONNER aufbeben. Dteie &rt Tittez
runsSYprridtun9 1T in inherent 2anbe
wenieltenS sisrsi9 Sabre I'M 0ebrau6,
unc lie 1T I'M Musemetnen bic bdnot9ite
bic mir lie seisben baben. sic ;ablt
i9 fir Sepermann> pel6erS 9afe bdlt,
ren,1 er ii9 10 piels aniAaHt UNI bic
9anseSeerpe ran,tt gu fattern. Sci Der
Observation-Disclosures auf pemSc<
ben pirp mebr Tutter Serpuitet, als Die
Tutterfaiten fciten. Oas Sdaf 1T Elm
reinli9e5 Sbier uno mir iplten ietnen
@ei9mad gu &atbe sieben.
MuSmabl Der S4afe II m
Mdf en.- Sour rentse Garmer stez
ben bic Saafe, Die iie mditen rpuen,
leltt auf. Die beiten Oiltrifte, bic
S6afe auf;usiebea. finp ni9t ftetS bic
BEL ten> fe felt ;u MAIDEN. Die bersi9cn
@esenren, rpc siel 0ras pd9n. etenen
ii9 sembbnli9 ntdt 70 gut fir 0etreice
unp Burselfrldte. Die Tarmer> welz
DE in Der Ndbe gutter Mdrfte wpbnen>
pper teren Tarm iid gut fit @etretce
pper Wur;elfrl6te et9net, t6nnea sprz
tbsilbafter Saafe m1iten, ais b~iejent9en
pelGe III elmer mebr bI9eli9en 0esenp
rpbnen. Nuetn oiel Grfpl9 beim Tutz
tern bdnst ab pom ridttsen Gtnfauf.
Die a1s9emrrfenen tppblfeilen S@afe
BON leidtem 0ewidt itno nidt rtejeniz
asn, mel9e man ant Sprtbetlbafteiten
felt ma9t. SIM Nusemeinen fpitet eS
nidt mebr Suffer- Elm Sduf 81 fittern,
melde5 $50 pfunb> ais zines weldeS
bios 100 pfunb wie9t. Sie tpercen
1dneler AT Tletih sunebmen unp fir
has eenp0ene Tutter better besablen.
Oislelte Mnla9e melde fe auf ben
leidtsn 5u9elmeiren sepeiben lief, ldBt
]e audi leidter in ben Maib6fen 5u>
nebmen. Man faufe paber bic 9rpbez
renS9afe fslbit REM man mebr pafur
aussu9eben bat> im8 erbdltntb sur0rDbe,
al5 mte fir fletne.
(Jortesung folst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-22
terte er f9pn bet benz 0epanfen> penlelz
Ben np11 ff6 III retien.

terte er f6pn bet benz 0epanfen penIelz
ben rpr fi6 gu meiien.
uWas 1pu aus ibm 1percen" il }pra9
ter Yfarrer bel f9 1elbit ~wen1 ou Jpn
aus rem 5auie Serwetieft! Si5 jest
bat Jpn nod pa5, tpenn au9 nod 10
i9ma9e S9idliafeits9efabl vpm 9dnsz
liden @erperben surid9ebalten. 3ieb1t
ru aber beine 5anp BON tbm> 70 >ptro er
ale &ldii9ten b~intenanfesen unp sanSz
lid ;u 0runce aeben. Sa> SieQet9t 1T
IS tbm ,ei,e errpuni9te @elesenbett, u11<
ter bem Gprpanpe, Ypn Dir oeritobet ;u
1ein, alien biSber pertpr9enen 9eirenz
idaften unsenirt bic 3u9el idiefen gu
lalen. Menn au6 Mue, bic rt6 &C.
nauer fennen> rid freilpreden percen
ypn iecer S9u!p an 1ei1em unter9an9,
e5 oiebt Der 8D6miutaen nod INNER &C.
11ra, bic nit betpen 5dnren rarna9
oreifen meroen> BIT rann bic SpueS9ulc
susume1en
Ratblo5 1dritt Der 9equdlte Mann
auf unb al. 5unoert pldne eriann er>
TN, iie i'm nl9iten Nusenblife al5 unz
ausfubrbar prer nidt rdtbli9 &pierer gu
nerperfen. Gncli@ slaubte er, ben rt9z
tiaen Muspes 9efunpen gu baben.
vSn meinem 5aule fam 5einrt9
nidt ldn9er sermeilen, mill t9 MIDI nt9t
1eltit bel allen Outoenfenpen berabwIrz
ni9en. Stn Yerltoben barf uno fam
i6 ater audi nidt. SD mill ibm bier
i'm Srte cine @pbnun9 mtetben> ibm
Elm fleine5 0eladft etnrt9ten uno ibm
10 ale Mittel an bic 9anp 9eben, ft9
{elbit ebrli9 frrt;utrtn9en. Der Ser
miro mpbl leinen Se9en ra;u 9eten.
SD babe i'm rann ia tp@ nod 1tets
unter meinsn Nu9en unp merce ni9t
meniaer uber tbn pa9en, ais jebt!"
War audi bic 5rTnuns idwad> bic
ber Brucer auf cieien plan taute> IS
bliet ibm bod fetn bel1erer Musme9 lib
ria, l1np beute nod mpllte ct CUR Mus<
fiibruns 1eine5 @~prbabens i6reiten. -
Sur Gins mad1e Jpn nod belpr9t: ST
tefir9tete, 9einri6 mDdte auf penplan
niat ein9eben molten. Na5 rann ?
Spute er ibm barn bic Sbure peiien
unc o1ns!i9 feline 5anp Spn ibm ob>
lrenren?
Mermal5 itanp rer Yiarrer an elmer
&lippe> an Der fem 9ut9emeinter plan
III ideiter1 crobte.
EJprtieguns fplst.].
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-22
Das beili9e Mefppfer*
Der 0ptteSbten t.
(Jprt1esungD

limb he 8atylrnisr 9laubten iteif
UNI felt, rer aus 81; 9escl1ene Optt
YerlAlinse rieie un9sbeusre MablSeit.
Das mar freilid Elm ar9er Srrmabn
uno Nterslauben, aaein tmmerbin lisbt
man aus bic len Spiern, bic zen Vpsen
in rer faliden Mieinun9 car9ebradt
rurren, ais itiQtsn i1s ibren9un9er unc
Ourlt romit, ra5 oct Menid chen geo.
pfert bat. Nuh baten bic Satglcnter
ibrem OIsen ntdt nur in per Mtit9t
Spfer nar9ebradt> TIM ieinen oermeil1tz
lihen slppetit su itiuen, 1oncern neil 1ie
i'm wirfli6 fir Elm bSberes @eien bielz
ten, spn ibu1 ftd abbdn9t9 unc thm ser~
raidtet fiblten ferner: neil 1te tbn
salDbnen, 1id nit tbm auf etnen 9uten
Tus iteuen unp i'm ild 9enei9t mahea
rplten.
@enn rer Menld III 9rpber Nptb
mar, 1penr CT iid ntdt mebr ;u ratben
unp III belfen pubte, renn 9pbe5 auf
rem Spicle itanr, renn 0eiuncbeit, Sez
ben, ras Mrbl re5 &aterlanres, per
Triecen in 0efabr ldwetten, ,rel1a Elm
Srtsa austrad, Dor elmer S6la6t Dor
jerem wtdtisen llnternebmen, spr rer
@erebeli9una, DOR Dem Nntritt elmer
miatiaen &eiie purcen Srfer barge
tradt eleidiam TIM ben Simuel UNI
Onace gu itirmer, un1 gu set9enz ME
iebrDas, >pebwe9en man ppterte> s111em
ant 9ersen 9ele9en 1ei uno wte ntel BON
remielteu atbarse. Sn auberprcentltz
den 2a9en unp Gerbaltninm &penoet ia
rsr Wfenld imn,er aud auberprcektli6e
Wttttel AT, ct 9retft Ia gum Seste11,
5Sditm UNI Subnlteu, mas tbm gu
Oetpt itebt, uno erpartet raYpn 5llTe
unc Hettuns.
@ar rann Sulie erfpl9t, fab man itd
aerettet, maren Die @uni9e erf Iut: 10
bradte u1ln 0ptt pcer ben 0Dttern
Spfer bar aus Oanftarfeit.
1ie Spfer paren entrreeer bluti9t
pcer u%nbluti5s; bic tlutisen teitancen
in Menl9snz uao 5bterppfern> bic un'
t!utisen in bet Oarbrtnsun9 Don &C.
treire Sbh @ein, Sd, bpni9, &au@:
rerf IL. ral. sSn Der &e9el wurre Ell
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-22
Stepben Nphette.

Stepben Nobette.
Gabrttant unb 0erfGufer, BON MUbeln aler Irt.
Simmer unb garlur<eeHs1 in erSeter Guspabl su ben
%nieerishen Iretien. Grr5e @ieterlase rrn SPieseltafeln.
Seirnbere Gufmertianlfet auf Bilberetnrabrten une Wtale'
reeu mirt sepitmet. Waarenlaser une @ertaufslabeu
263. Dritte Straee, Concert 9al, ct. gaul, geinn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07
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water station at tinda, n run Of twelve |
miles, whore II was hoped the flames
might DO drowned oai Vain hope I |
for the unfortunate car instead of |
hc,oo rescued Jrepyed the water alta
ton and an adjoining wood pile to |
share ,ts fate. ali being burned 10 4
uo,her.
The instance is full of a warning |
,ba, mono will take earlier than the /
managers of the Pullman line. 10 in
s,op,ly and for ever Danish tho fatal
Kerosene from these splendid cars /
Tbcy wore chosen. We know, with a
view b, securing brilliant light and /
sdop,ed with The best aud mos, sc
cure Of known ,pnl,anees Hat this /
recent uroof Is enonrh To dcmonstrate
their psril and dce,cn their beui-h |
meat The "City of Clirago was
t, m,e,;acc,i cua,b Lnil, M Tho
Aurora .Lops at an original cost q I
over tycuty thousand dollars. /
Tnt hxvnsrsh NlaAN'sr ak HIS I
TRAVELS The announcement wss !
mac . few Nnnda,r nso that me
hev 'sson " hs"'s|' '"th's'y
pastor !" '"' '''''"'" ,'''' ,'''""
o." ,""'en 10 '"'' wy a"p mp's
rae,"uy o. n'A'Dplpl wv" ''oE'u
VIVA = Sc"'"' ''''''' "'' -,
s'vela, os,s 10 ''''"ss ., ~" w.. ,'u ,'
s,""n''c' were r's Sc ''s 10"
'he 's'''" 'e'J 'np'"o' " ''p
,aa,y IN, We ''at" '"'' nc '"' ~ ~
n7'"sn'"a ''s'''" VIZ wy y" ~"
himself minister Of 'ho Gospel,
giving his name as Kelly lie was
invited to preach in the Methodist
Church. which ba did on Friday aud
Saturday evenings, In a raptnrons
burst Of fervenry he nccidently called
himself BY tho name OF keiloRgi hbd,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

The following, fSoA tho Cincin
matt Commercial Of tho 18Th, Is an
extract from It's Washington corrcs.
poadsnts account Of an interview
with tho President
| M Jchnsoa vcfsrred to that part
Of Gea. GraHts correspondence in
which the General asks hiM to re-
duce TO writing tho order given to
him verbally, to disregard any order
received from Stanton, unless he
knew il Ia ensnsts frsm the Execu
Aye. I" tl~vs saii he. " Tea. Grant
asscrts that had given him ssch q
verbal order, never did ansthins
OF the kind II was no himself Who
hr-t suggested that | could take such
course as to reduce Stanton 10 a
aess clork, and il was this sueses
ton from him, and not any verbal
order frem the, that first brought The
subject up In that light"
Al this point the President pro
dacsd a letter from Con. sherman,
dated Saturday evening. Jaous,y
18th Sherman .nv. that il WINS The
intention Of himself and Grant 10
call On Stanton on the following
Monday. TO r,nve.t him. for The good
of IN, eou.,rv. 10 re.,vu the ot,;s,
oe Sccrc,,yv ~ War. Ia, th.t h,
learns ,,y,r, mu,, ca IN Richmond
and no 10 Annanolis 40 ,ha, ,hey
car', cali a, St,n,on on Monday
h., iii A. 40 a, .o.,c o,h~, inns
md i..,., ,h., h, hall resign Tbeo
She,m,n coc. on 10 NV ~, If Stan,
Ion won, ros;yn /, wnl he time
erou,h 10 loot 10 - r,,er;o, eons;J.
sr.,ion, .
Me- - s.id,h. p,s.;d.n, a,hssa
. ul,s,ior con.iacr,,iou, vcrs moth
in, ala. ,h,u tho .ue,s.,io,. of
On, himsc,r In, S,nn,or should
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Ard .,,;..Iv 40 AZ. ,,.cut,ou or ,ho
an,;s. ;,no.ea uno, him Inv ,he lot.
Tor NJ ,ha l,~ And va, af,er b,y.
;,g xu,yc.,cJ his and urced 4, .,on
me h. sy;,ss me , latter .,t;n, ma
n r.docs NV v.,h.l order IN
writing Ii -. hi, avn - ycrbr,
order no, mi.s Vet no make, il
an,.., From nj. io,,s, uat N. a.,
,lt;...;.s e.. ,a III ia,
,"''"''o" ,s'' us 80" ~" 80,
"o ""'e. "",w ""o"' " ""''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07
J. H. JOHNSON,
ID I'll - t +,
MnIrhall. Texas.

Ovvrs-West s,4e Of Tie Public
5esare.
ID kSPHCTRULI.Y lenden his sr.
II vicss 10 hs old friends and patrons
10 Harrison nd adSoan'ns counter. From
h kog experience end elosc application
" ~ profession n lyrla warranted In ny.
Ing that hh wogk Will M interior 10 none
Artj1cial tseth iusssted on ,As Vulcan
its M trom 10 . fill sst, sod psrsect
Atisiactioa guaranteed.
Hs cas- b found II hA oAcc at
all t,,sss. Where il IL ineonveoient III
pessoua 70 come TO the olAce, hey will Be
waited on a thsir homes. His services
caa Be secured BY sdd~ssins hin through
~ nall q othesWbe.
February !, '6S. MOTT
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

49, 4"" w"
Mrs sss de"'rss you 70 ssse no.
sone caiisoss o. osner rEinu ioF ara
perry ~ the Pse''c nesosg, ~ ofder
81 rsPreseeusg ths scene ~ th'
war onee vnsn ussen' "nss sur
rendered. 70 ~; s'An,os' r'sss'
don mara TIC ei., io IT, me :, ce,isoes--
"TxsAs: f@Mri CASh' ~'
PR cent ~ y. " ".
As sa,d before, y makes ne 'oe'
Fss''es'"s,,S.-.vs''; sss;
Fnf~ FoNA
!. s.-mn. y direct" ~ !" pre-
sent nef co"phmsns' ana ssys 'na'
sns always 'no"gh' you we're INC
sna'omes' ma" OF you. sg ~ ~.
iork, ana snc rcgre" 10 'essn '"s'
you are se'nng round s"oe"'sred'
ana desires TO KNOW whether u arises
from having hao't OF p"'""x your
hands down deep INTO your oscecnes
pockets to pull up money Tor inc
poor, or w'i' II not make man sloop
Just a 'i'''e-'n trying to pass from
,he ta'. OF tho Radical party 70 INC
head OF the conservatives ana DEN
ocrasf She further directs, saas u
Is proper that m anawsr to q printed
letter should be printed.
z +.
u,
Inc New York Tribune begs the
soser""e"t wan loss than scsensy
"ii'io"s !" specie ana with thou
SANDS oil million. OF debt, to resume
specie paymcn" immediately. That
paper says
II the gold Eanblsn sd stock
lohoers should undertake to break
the government by running the
treasury TOR gold, NC would clothe
the Secretary OF the Treasury with
power TO borrow on Temporary loan
whatever sam' might be needed, and
to pay such interest as he must TO
obtain whatever sums might be re.
qu'red' In other words, VIC would
give tho gamblers fair not'ce that all
the credit OF tho republic stood Just
osh'nd az her cash IN a resolution
70 MAINTAIN national sol,racy At oil
hazards.
Thousands, neither gold-gsmhlers
nor stock .JObberp, would ask the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

A meeting Of the Lincoln Monu-
msnt Association Vas held Spring.
held, ~, GA Thursday. and ], Was
advised ~ erect a monument costing
e30O, 900.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

Bridget, has that bloekhaad
cleaned on tho snow from the pave
@enty :" fis, marin Did he
do il with aIacrity ? No marm,
wild a shovel
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

The cheyeares have "sly killed
three men since SIGNING he late
treaty, and that was oaly 10 try tho
new gun. presented to them by the
Comm issiosers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

A. last, says ths New Orleans
Tines, the plot Of The Chase party to
gst Grant on the Presidential race
TRACK begins to Develop itself The
~ selected 70 renevs The chsstauts
from The 6rs sesms 10 have been oar
old frissd, Stanton, whose experisncc
10 cos hection with Sanford Conovss
asd psls, and in fsliDisg the records
Of the War O1cs, rendered him 70
sninsntly Atsd fes the purpose.
8taasoa hos played his cards bessG-
fslly. Amer having succsssfully d.
csivsd Grant into biz confidence, he
ssissd the ars, opportunity of his
com initial 10 the dsstrinss Of tho he.
psbItesn party, sserdsa by the Grant
Johwson correspondence. to tbrus, ii
before the coswivy. asd thus rob tbs
great soldier Of his only political
vsapos--rsticeaes.
Tbs nspaes IL which this Was
managed 70 lssrs 10 be - folloss ;
" Stanton cosvsasd = fcw leading
nswhsrs Of the party, talked the mat
Ter ovss ssd decided spon It's intro
dustioa. FearfaI lsst Il would meet
with objsetioa Il offered by any Of
The lssdsrs, they selected MIR. Hub
bard. Of West Virginia, . gentleman
little ks~wu % tho floor, who val
satrusssd with IL introduction
Conisg from sseA . source il attract.
I'd listjs asssstisa, ssd vas adopted
That he easy paaaags Of the rssolu
tiea ~ ~ sspestsA was msnifes1
ftoe : Fsaark subsequently, made b.
Mr. Hsbbssd - . fellow member
that he ~ ~ sspscisd to have
The rssolssiss psassi viths1rt objec
tios. Ths gsns vas veil play I'd
sd ths Radicals 81 tho correspond
suss bsfbss the ssantsy, which va
oil neg dssissd."
A. sspsstsl, h RIB 0rsst Of d
bio ssssssyaeivs sdAssents and leave
the Aspeb'iess psry but oss nal
upon Whoa tAsy caa coaeentrat
their satirs foses, and that ia tn
willy Chisf Jusst>s.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

More business was done in New
York city last year than In Boston,
Philadciphia, New Orleans, Chicago,
Baltimore, Cincinnati, aud 81 Louis
together.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

Ia the Georgia ssgro convention
tho other asy, 4 committee WAS APP
pointed to ascertain II any one ofthe
delegates Aas ever bses in the peni.
tsntiasy."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

Stanton hiss TO b. Kicked out Of
olsee n . hound Is kicked out Of
dining room, sad, like the hound,
snsks In again ths nrst time shc door
il len opsu. --- Los. .jowv.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

Radical accounts OF negro. fighting
In thu var srs a fable, = fiction, a
myth.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

Congress leaves 10 the people no
Supreme Court 10 be appeaisd 10
against unconstitutional laws. II
leaves then NO President 70 execute
constitutional laws. II disfFsnchiscs
then BY hundreds Of thousands, and
sets enftanchissd negroes over them,
thus tskiag from them tho power to
make their own laws and 70 redress
themselves II kicks the Constitu.
ton out Of IL path A. you might
kick a dead cat, esccts 4 despo,ism,
and cuts OF from the people under
all their wrongs every recourse pro.
vidsd for .hsr BY the creators Of
the government What il II sup-
posed, under such circumstances,
that the people will do? With no
President or court to enforce their
rjghts and no power Of the bsllot 10
protect Themselves against intolera'
BE oppression, what Is il presumed
that thsir rourss will beY Isl IL in.
sgissd that they viii quietly .ue.
cumb--thst they will submit 10 be
gresAd like ssrn or cats without A.
effort to save themselsssY n they
do, the fate will bcqui,e good enough
for them. That or sny other.
Bn, what can they doY We arc
asked. Resist, Take up ArnA
sss on foo. evil WARP Yes, let them
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

Mn cnAsE Pnosorsnss rng
kscossrrcTIos iiiLl ,'scossriru
rIosAL.-We copy Tho following
from the New York Herald itmay
be sensational, but il is nevertheless
what the Chief Justice would pro.
nounec were he to intorprc, DE Con.
sutton as We do. Novershel.ss the
report has proved a perfect bombsboll
IN the Radical camp
II appears that the House Judioi
AIRY Committee, IN investigating the
matter OF Justice Fields alleged en-
prcsslons with regard to the nnoon
sti'utionality Of the reconsirucrion
acts, found more than they expected,
or perhaps desired The chairman
of the committee. Mr. Wilsun, Of
Iowa, thorough Nadionl. was called
TO the stand as wllaoas, aud be- to-
tilted that not oniy Mr. ficld., but
Mr. Justice Davis, and, what is more
astounding. Chief Justice Chase had
pronounced the pending fcconsirue-
,ion bill Unconstitutional Tho
gtea, High Prizes, Of the Radical
church, tho Radical candidate for tho
Presidency, Tho Chief Justice him.
self declared IN private conversation
the bill unconstitutional What a
hod'hsholl this win prove Ia the Re
pnblicsn camp What surprise to
the monsiug polilienus who thought
ip make ease against Mr. Justice
Fiel,ls Tho Washington CORES.
pondou, says sir Wilson testimony
created eommoiion at the capital.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

Ex Gov. n. r Perry, Of South
Csroiins, drass a sad picture Of the
present condition Of the South, and
predicts = collision u rsees in hn
own State IA near At hssd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

II CosGFsss q resolved, g ) sp0vs-
n,snt II shst body N Wednesday IN.
diestsa in the csas Of Aishsnts, 70
force . consultation nss esly On thsi
gtsts bat m each II The nise ether
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

The New York sun says that Gen.
avans i. expected 70 tell The asst msa
h1 s~sss III h. ksswA II voaldn't
~. hin Ieag His sspssatioa for
rcliesaey" wouM hardiy b. damaged.
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TOHW :. WILLIAMS. A.sssssy :!
q Lev. l1asuAaM. 'lsaas. tas sssssee
= sesesjs q ~ pssesss,sa h " ess.es
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81

lsronrAsr vrog EsoissD.-
Tho Washington special Of iho Now
/ orleans fieayune telepraph- the 81
lowing under data Of the lo,h which
Is " important If true
i" The State Department, is in 70.
srirt 81 important intelligence from
England, which bodies fresh consul.
cations with. Mexico, The inlormn-
ton Is, that the British Government
has determined TO take po.sos.ion Of
Mexican ports until her claim aqaig.,
tho Mexican Government is sai,saei
u Is thought, in London. ihas Franco
will participate ia the movement
f'urn ~vves.es; ....,,. 49,. ...,.
phst'csliy, that Eng'snd aad France
believe the United Stuics 10 be- ip f,
comparatively fnwsrles- condition.
NOT should we be a, all surprised II
these two powers would rather On
gage in war With this eouniry than
otherwise, laying aside The tendency
Of the spirit of the age Ia favor n
peace. II IA not at all improbable,
moreover, that England has nrcn
drawing this ooanlry out on the Al
ALBANIA affair 80 a. 10 get some pre-
text for humilia,iug The ercat 10.
public
That there has been, for some time
past, in Europe diplomatic move.
4 a
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A. ". d. NnnGa. -. -. NBnay q. HALL
Hicks 1 BALL, Ataosnsys a. Law,
III Htrusspest H. Ooss - Aaskss
strsuA, seas ~ 0aak.
AasA !, 1875. I'LL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

TnE NATIONAL DgaocwAric Ma
yosITY.-Ths present Congress as
samcs to represen. the people yet
the vote Of the seventeen Northern
States IN which general elections
we're held last year resulted I" fol
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0eessasbtS 10, 1885. ="
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-05-16
RATHER HAD HIM-In Cincinnati there occur

RATHER HAD HIM.-In Cincinnati there occur
red recently scene at the door of the
chapel, in which the prime actor came off con-
siderably the @ worse for wear" young man
who believed he knew as much as any other
man, had been paying his attentions to young
lady who, among her other attractions, possess
ed very luxuriant growth of red hair. The
young could not induce the young lady to
think him better than other men, and she finally
gave him the mitten. One evening after this,
thinking his time to get even had arrived, he
stationed himself in the aisle near the chapel
door, and seeing the young lady coming, thew
up his hands, pretending fright, and exclaimed ::
q Stand aside, boys, you will take fire !
Here comes -'' (naming the LADY,
She walked very eisurely to where the young
man was standing, stopped and looked him in
the face, saying:
@ You need not be alarmed, Mr.. -, you are
entirely too green to burn p
The of laughter that greeted the young
mans ears was more than he could relish, and
he beat a hasty retreat