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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-09
The Coming Man.

F.om the Wirora Republican.
| The Rev. Mr. Mex inley, recently pas
tor of the Methodist church in this city
delivered lecture in Minneapolis on
Tuesday evening, under the auspices oil
the Christian Association, which is very
highly complimented by the Tribune Of
that city. The subject of the lecture was
rs The Coming Man The speaker rapid.
ly sketched the history of man through
the several stages of his development to
the present, and then described what he be
lieved would be the maturity of his man
hood retaining all that has been good in
the past, eliminating the evil intellectually
physically, and spiritually advanced to the
highest possible attainments of mum
dane existancc. i We give below, from
the 1si5ane's redort, the chief point in
this able aud interesting address
+ 1--WE are not isolated atoms in time
and space, but living links in the great
chain of being, bound by indissoluble ties
to all that have gone before and all to
come after us. We tire children of the
past and parents o: the future. The com
ing man-our heir-will be in la..ge de-
gree what we make him. We are bound
to see that he has fair play-that no un.
necessary burdens are laid upon his shout
ders To estimate ar.ght the man of the
future, we must look at his ancestors, the
man of the past and the present.
I 1.-THE man of the past was the physical
man, the child of nature, a worshipper
Of force, slave Of destiny, Force is the
great idea embodied in oriental art, lite.
nature, religion and government. -
Is "The man of the present is the intel
iectual man-the man of science, the man
of mind. Ideas are now more potent
than bayonets. Reason has taken the
place of force. Intelligence, liberty and
humanity, are the great character sites of
modern civilization.
+ "The man OF the future will have in
him all that was good in the men of the
past and present-physical vigor and
mental force, together with those spirit
ual elements lacking in them, necessary
to complete and symmetrical human
ity.
"The physical man has had his day
the intellectual man is having his-the
spiritual man will have his. AS we
have borne the image of the earthly,
so also shall we bear the image of the
heavenly The coming man will solve
the scientific, social and moral problems
chat perplex us. In this day there will
be no gold gamblers in Wall street. Van
derbilt will not be railroad king; Fisk
and Gould will not be directors of Erie;
John Morrisey will not go to Congress,
and Andrew johnson will not be Presi.
dent. He will be man of peace, man
of science, and a man of faith, God his
father nature his. servant, Christ his
teacher and model, liberty his element
love his law, and Immortality his desti
nv"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-09
What is Ups Somebody Wants
i to be Governor of Utah. oT
From the Religio-Philosophical Journa

From the Religio-Philosophical journal
Hiram White, correspondent of the
Chicago Tribune, recently made an at
tack upon his Excellency, Charles Dur
kee, Governor of Utah, charging him,
first with being under the control of
Brigham Young. Second, of being under
the control or influence of the Mormons1
Third, with not helping or aiding those
who want to get away from Utah. b az q Il
+ These charges are made for effect, and
are intended, to injure Governor Durkee,
to the extent of making room for some
other aspirant for the Governorship of
Utah, to the end of producing disaffec-
ton or quarreLWith the Mormons that shall
result in fat contracts and money making
to certain parties, under the plea Of nee
.essity, in order to subject that people to
obedience to. the laws of the United
ST ateS. sf -syStsae Cgt - 9Ea is3N SD j
f This is no new game with pious appli-
cants and Government sshysters, who are
hanging around for something to turn
uiG. y Is 56sqo + 9ri aHo5 ai .saa 7trfd3 08l3a
If there is q man exactly calculated by
nature for Governor of that peculiar peo-
pie, and at the same time firmly deter
mined that all others who settle in
that country, or who, being there,
wish to get away shall be fairly
dealt by, Charles Durkee is that
man. o roob aoIl 9l.t % .T3b5bie f-oa2ld gag
We have known Governor Durkea
from boyhood up. He is one of the
sons of trial, "a selfmade man. He
is from the Green Mountains of our
own native State,-Vermont---as
Senator Douglass said: o roc. i
/ ga good State to move FROM
At an early day he settled in Wis
consin, where his straightforward
integrity and adherance to the prin-
ciples of right, rather than the tricks
ola politician, gave him seat in
the United States Senate and now
the position Of governor of this rap
idly growing territory position
requiring far more skill than that Of
Governor Of any other Territory
belonging to the United States. 1000
We really hope such slanderous
letters as that of Mr.. Whites, will
fall far short Of accomplishing the
object intended, however frequently
1they may be repeated. @ 9E~s
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-09
Elections i'm Mississippi and Texas

I In Mississippiothe Radical Republicans
have carried the election. Alcorn, Rad
ical, is elected Governor, and, according
to report, all the members of Congress
elected but one are Radical Republicans
Gen Hamilton Independent Republi,
can, is reported to be elected Governor
in Texas. But returns come SO slowly and
are SO meagre that it is not certain how
The election has gone. .a@.aAa E. ST.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-09

1.-THE following article was written for the
TELEaR1PH OF last week but was delayed
to make room for other matter.
AGreeting to our Subscribers and
fJsB~& Readers. 3t4tA Y =
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-09

Parepa Rosa will be in Chicago agar
in few days.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-26
Mail Arrangements.



shsssepers. aud all places East de
pl.ris daily. Sundays exeepted. q. Q a.
" arrives On fHe same DAYS at r. *
Western BY way If Henderson, and
Crockett, departs Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Tr,iaysat 9 a ss arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Satarlays at 6 p. "
Northern, By way 81 Jefferson, Vlasks'
vile, kc., departs daily, Mondays ex-
sst-ssJ- as.G =. ~, .sss.sss ssss aays -
fPM
Tsixr, by waysJ Ssarsillc, departs
Mon iass " sAnss5ks- and Fridays At
81 H., arrives Taesdays, Tharsdeys, sna
sassl4sys A. a., y y, .......,
Nc icgarts Mondays sud tsis-vs ut
6ss errise- Neane sasys and sstar-
days "a d r =. ..
S.u a,y,;iii.na, by way q Grand
BlpE. Carthage. Ac,, departs SUNDAYS
and Thursdays al 6 : 4 arrives Satar-
davs aad Wednesdays at 8 N.
fas' ofYics fissstAficvs-ihe OF
zee uiil DO epcnc4i and eLsed as 'ellows
OIeaed al s o'cioek, a NJ closed at
Il e'clncA. A. NJ. rs.opcned at ! O'Clock,
p. NJ, closed at 8 O'Clock ?. ~
opsues! on ssaiaSs al o'clock n v !
for one hour
Al persons will BE- faithfully served
during cisice hours, and neur need apply
at other times for they will he refused.
HENRY RAWSuN, =. NJ.
November, 18th lsGd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-26

Rrxoas.-Is . - de- = VI
o..i.y, the desa BODY u 2 mas ~
found on the Colbsr'sA Ferry -
rs.o, ..ys. The bod ~
: "a who had been '0' sd
party from = sos,hern
horse stealing. Aas -
been over in the NstioN ID
,ed Of his her,ss, sad oshh N.'e
va. mc, b ~ psfsy h psrss's, 49,
. fight imnsdistsIy esssed ia Which
ahenaa<Aaaun1 mia = - wv :
Ne siso learn that TO msn, u"dss
suspicious character, we're fo'lc-sd
h.o the ysssKss tAisest, In Hast
eounsy ~ kilIs1, ~ d. -
49, hvtsoVSsRt 49,
,hisyss. Itsss Ts.oss " H's =
IWEnIs. nv HA1.. =.
tain fsssAss iskssnssios % ~ ~
isc.. - ~ill lsea bsfcss so rses'
Or. " or ssss ssss.-,-SAr~as C's'
-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-26

State lass ezpre.sel 1 ihss,ssls aH
youble 20 the hold 4 ~ peu era
tie Slate cohsealiN, aEns 4 y
period ~ praa.icAl stes D. pNh<
eatitn # She TOW Constitution. 1t
is important ihsf there shall DO uaiiy
sud ecsesss NJ ass.ss, .sd tLis y mob
likely to be obtained without a Con
veb,iou. Already there are over
half Dozen candidates proposed for
Governor and y, Governor, and BE-
fore navy weeks this number will hs
doubled and perhaps quairup!ed. II
! more thaa one set Of candidates aye
plxsed IN ihe mid in opposition to
those Of the ultra radical party, the
rcsul, VIII be, that She obnoxious
leaders .. iAss party win continue to
rule the State. This va have got to
asoil y. any and ogery sacrifice. We
cannot afford to svou hazard defeat,
bpf a. h,t., adspt speh measure. "a
will relieve the State from military
rule au,slfon the terrible power of
the lad mon vbe FIR tho last three
,..r. lss. e.sl,ou,a ;,s aes,inies
.na dov,,ed ,b,;, cne,s;es and tle;r
,sler,. ia bloa tho rcpu,a,iou or The
,,o,,ls and sh,ir prcsney;,v and 10
crush ert N II were POSSIBLE. every
scn,imeo, of freedom. Tito do this,
(. shaa seas.re rs 10 support msn
for Governor no; in every respoe.
acceptable, We can we'll afford to do
! II, wiil ihe prospect before Us Of a
restoration nj our political rights
,ns a ral;ef e,on tbo acs,o,ism rnd
corrnp,ion that al present oversbsi.
ovs III. A Democratic Convention.
sc have every reason TO believe, will
eo governed by wisdomi ia the ss-
( lection Of candidate; looking 20 an
carly admission of the state by Con
gfcss' The anomalous condition ~
which We ara plsced and tho diff.
ealiies with which We are ensironea,
will Justify almost any course with.
oaf Involving Q seinii!la of pfinci .'c
or patrioiism, o achieve Ills most
49,, ..,, I.
"s'''a,'S ''''' u 70 - f'u Oh n'o
yoAc "a'is upen VS. sr'S 70 sive ref-
mrnout peace, SECURITY, erd prosper
! rs % iht country, n, sball be deemed
J bsa, 40 usl.e .l,;su,ls. 81 ,b., go bavo
- -, -. ~
ot''"ea as me nan'Hon OF "n'
righieousness 70 be II. 'l'p' above
Tan, fhe PATTY OF. aniza,ion should be
I s,3nio,'l, ,,a;,,,,;,od e., H., is,o
-, -. .,1.'. ~ - e ~ -
:, = Do''''as Sns o' 'n0 l''"''p''' y 'n'
pemocr'ey VIA exeFeisc potential
inFuence net only in che State Gov
eTa4eni. bat ia tic Federal conn
els. No have one parposo before
u.s. now and that is restoration in
such uauunr NJ viii, cb,tglen fhn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-26

49,. Luz !, ' ,'..S !. -. ..',ss .r.s
~. os ,h.XMs ~
~ g., s..,sH sv -
: nsryl 3npa - Deae
who, Z % y : ,vsu
eeuv ing ssh> %
WHO pr big
49,. ~. ,'.S. n. s.hs.. 4
tho Dry Tortusss. Yiessss Is aid
to be the asa vAe 6sssd Sease's
-
S rvu ' Of IN, ,hs 49, sS ia n
keep him ssn,ssv. vhiie H. ethsr
psssssusG 1sseouse sssssil-
ancs, IL ~ s!ssso.3 adept TN
ma .' ~. .s s''. W.! h 4 ss'.r.t''
ssno s;,h Am. vSf,a s,sssrsii,
termis led i ~ destk q ths lslles,
and y sreelest = - ~ sases n
NE aErs:. os - ss's n
r,'s,h." S..,.--s"S La" ~
deal Of ister.si --Sfrssss,rt .Ssssk.
Vcacr~.
TIE pssses sllvAsa y, Il. Mr.
Rich sri FlsuseA, ~. ~ bslisvs
was born an8yulasd 4 Ss0nnos. Il
va, at his hose ~ 8nIgA charged
that his carpet sask ~ soa csalsd
and hc organised sseys psb 10 n
TO Figures hosss, ~ search ~
premises. FIssrss astsa projections
VI tho cit;ssss for Ainesif ed family
sA:ch x.s rsaAsssi. ~ h ~ spoa
thi. police force, tAss enasA msds 4
deadly assault, sAoseiss, ~ sssisss.
" woandisg Two of ~ sunber, ~.
spectacle cidsssa Il ~ for III,
net Of s,rscity h ~ ~ Il jsi,, sd
rhwh win mn pssssso sessse, vas
We rresums, she inmsd'ass cause o.
us ass'h. NO heard sevsss' vssk'
ago mat Figures - - OF I've
o'ne's ~" '"'"s. - 'os"es
" vac ''"'" % W" ., 'smo' .s "e,'
NOT aa'isspi ep' %. .na' az
quarters lass'oeea ssssgea nom ina
~ '"' ''"s' P'''os', $50 .' 's""'
hroaght within tho Military snsamp
mcnt, gave credit to he report. Tn.
a,.,. ,ssor..d M IN obtain ts.ti
A.. - ~, M.
A''''' W. .e0, ~ "''" -"
fc'na fksbie '"Ts'Sfssos ~ bee" nan
qeed, and the Iittls opportunity odsr
j for dcF, n ice Il Yin b rsn,rk.bl.
ioasea n ...,. o.. y, i. ~ q, ! .,.,
.,., ~. - ,. -, :. ~, 49,
N'' Is we spcc's' op'ss' u '''"' Pe'
yonn' or partisan naisvolssss.
rp The 6tsaser p. l.. Hedge NJ
II. is, We expect, the svifss5s stsass
ia, ovs, -, 4, M p;,., .sh,
~, -,
masses @A''s"'a'"a'y "ns' Ans 'o'
lowing memoranda u . round sril
mae BY this boat, tatsa from tn
evening ric,vuue Of he 18th. vjl
( .aI ~ ;s...., -,
~ wv w..
Az hall .itss ! oc'oes: r: D., tn
!9fsa 'ieswhssl q ,. H. hesE
NO :. tsPe "; !. beesdosa: 'ossp'
A. AAtrns eisss. nsds en- 'andisa
time, from the city, viii . eis fFeiGh
aud . good Ia. Of PecYls. Thanhs \
'hs cas,k TOT sss Of ne assrs -,
,ne , oS ne1ssscSs: -
-se' o., 0' - ~ Ss'a.ss, n 's'"
N -. ar..s--. ....~ 8,
Mary's ran ma b IA h,oE. a.
,adi.r lsuded s.1 ~ tArsa herr
,sparins i, took 1850 M, s,sl !
Baton Rouge; lasasl fright aa,
rssssnesn = Alesa.dria, Cesils
l,lsard,s' CslAouas, 0Fssa sse,'
oamp!s, C.s,esst flsseseee. cesss
~, n'Lnsse 49, s,c ~ J
-, Ne S.s 49,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-26

n p. Al, a. $, sporA,eiv ii
! N 80 ~ 10 h~I q.
M ,tsbb;nefNer srokee ksH. nor
saels. ho,.a.. nor An, o,hsr ,euss-
tisssl ,sss !. skroe;cl..
(-.nuw~m~ S1nnr
t"9ses os
4 psYSrs asa MI llce1y " usssohs-
i.si.x Ar snapa6-ee-lnn1unrnn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-26

V.F".''- - , 1.- +.
u iGrcsettIs 20 restore ecsudsnes ="
tbe governSsas:
q Washington March is.-A'sc''o"
kCsnsitiss consider Lsesss'ss 70
D~re~s RESPONSIBILITIES Uss'e.use
consider Gsng's to day C'%m'',ee
s1fsa6S . s~d . n ssgsrd 70 M
Npre the point q d.nssseee oe,"R
thsr, GN3 - ~! 81 vessses'
shall .spnp&t ths pFss'aoss' gov
ersor. n s.x~s - .s,y,, ssiasr,
y The 6spssos Cs.9e % Wssss"ay
will argue The great y 's'ssn 'sss "s'n
ssss. DEsss lag Ai.ss'Ar'. Aont
| ksmefJ b'sit ans % 'Aeeo.ss! Zen
fvrsl kvssss ~ FIRST r hA'r, ~
r. Rss1ns'fletish CoAn't'ss WI re-,
port bll dl1k uaas ior removal
VI Ineligible oessn .ne amend
nssst. sssssa'sg saaessson 70 Si'ss.s'
siPpi aud Tsaas, which involves 10
tsesv" to ~ S:ss
-.ass4N. 3cs IL iiSr ~.
4! ~ ssvaSe. sesek pYol's
eelx Is, - -
M, Johnson Ieh to~day' Leaves
Lynohburg westward tomorrow.
Allan a, Ca, March ls.-Mo'ion
IN Sepsjs 10 essspssdsz adoption Of
ths ibsh smsadmsat, but president
isnisst " osssss out Vi order. Appeal
a. IL .kA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-26

liiiy per cent an the alcss added Tor
douhls cnlrmn Advertisements
alterations n s'aniine advertisements
CHARGED
Persons desiring To so an active I'D
vers,sis. ',usiress !, iu..s Is 10 change
tieir .llfertissments lreqn snily, viii 10
charged the usual tate q One Dollar
per SQUARE, n!H deduction II ffg
pt. eesf or one halt The psuo' price
The above terms have been agreed
upon. and will he strictly adhered 10
W. q. HARRIET, ID.
Proprietor OF lIarrison Flag.
X W LotcuERY,
Pro. Of Texas Republican and iiaes,
September 10. 1867.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-26

..-I - ~" rAYX
'ss.. o.s' - rs"' Sanp
.x.' - Mey"S"
.EZ"M'"y.H
H E.E%' ''es wsa' -
rEE :" u
xXM.sssss"
kysi.,."S .E.
~. ;". "-s -. - ;''s
~. ~ I"ss' '"s '"aaps""
se~'""
..,Ss'S ~
1870. ~ '"s "op"o"
NEs "e,c "s
ss 49,, 49, IVY. ~
~ ss."1 ~ so,""'
'"-' VS. ""',
N. $500. ,k;.J IL ,hru,a" ~..
f>rveetly sssious to breed disturb
asss. Sss :-''isiesl eject, and 70 prove
sss' . We. r,sh' , ~ ms so"'''e! WIN !,
~ r."Ss -. a.. :, .' ", as ...,,s y,
dovn isso esppsrativs repose. III.
rsls, - fhs. has been Distinguished
Tor eleernsse in tho conception aud
P'ooPussss - me eAeeu.'on u sue''
- .,o-o.. ~. ,,.no,,;,;,r or ,hs
cosstry and do justice TO ali. Ia
der the Reconstruction Acts he has
ne''eer over stepped .ne mo o. ",i'
80. -. ~ Iii" ~ IT,.
No complaint from any quarter In.
been made against him, His ha,
ossa = working administration and
sSls X .le no. eo..ng 10 " ,s'r wa,
G.k...e. N.m.
Tks eour,s Of the S,ate Gaxett,
..a ~. N.~s; 4. hi. matte, !. IN n,
Observation-Disclosures.
-. -. 'susn' 'A"'y y"
tirsly usnsrissd. He has used hi
oaslsl vssitiss TO Islander Texas a,
tux ~ NJ. n -. .,s,, =, .x,er, \,
O.. p.-".,ss ~. ~.
"ss' "sy"o'os, Anu MS power Us 'p'
eonmandsr OF THIS military a'''r'e'
, hes Keen used with the same inen or.
ali. ,;ysn,v =. m. ovsr exh;bi,ed
=. "a. -; r. n.
" VI" P'''''''''', " '"''' "a any
difference between Reynolds, Candy
and Peass, We have neycr seen it
The editor Of Texas usvspsper. il
.,r..,. IN -. m,., ,oov ,h,o,ch
-fr
'aa"s. sPe''a''e' 70 perceive any
thing IN the conduct oil either worthy
Of special eonmsnds,ion.
Nrw Fxo,Asn :, ruy sr.xr,,
In tho ,,,.ngemon, ~ mo s,and,
;.:., = A., Yr.,..,e,.'
.s .o''a'''.u, " ."e my" cn ssI'''
s"a'os no''ec 'na' .n' ''i'os'"s
Su.A' "ss .s"'u " Ne"
y Ca.
'" "'"'h =
Us,.. ,r.
'"'.'y ""a''-" ''so"' oi was
'S'Iuse''s. p,
nPP'oP''a'''"'- 0''0"a'"' .
Psnsions-Edmuuds, of Vermont
District Of Columbia--Ilamlin, 0
"rns; M. =,
mont '"
A"a;,;n~ roum;,,.,o q, ror,;n,,,,
r,nsa... C,nain ~ N.w H., =
~" s''' 'F
pr;.,;,,A,,honv or phoas T..
ia -
Tnn,h,,.,,..N..
r..i""x s.... 49, w. ~ 80, ~. 49,
s"' !" '"sp -
s.' 0 y. " ''nP','a"' eu",p'
81 - ~. .Pte.,' ~. ,A'' ~" '.ts =.
.sI ~ ~! wy iV'""'.,'
.ss -, !. az ,u"'Is W.
:" ~ u ; -, -, y"
W. INV Wv Nep. .;,l T.
10y 49, 'v pY".'' w." VIZ y
WY 80 'e.A'neu y. w. ", ,'o'
..:i -; .as ~. Wv ~
~ - ~" "s w
''' A'"SA'"
- Gen. Candy has recently il
sued an order relative to hides, o
| -
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I
IUe::ll:..- 5sef !. =: :.
| lain fsssAes iskssnasios % ~ 80
l isc.. - ~ill lsokh bsfcse ss9 sees :
sr.,a Oh, seat issss,1,TSAfr~'r" C's-
r'@.ii - s4tes ~ 9
OBITUARY.. $50 4
Mir, Anna Brown died snA4ea11 So
the night Of the l7th issk. " ~ 1'sn'
; car d her eye sd sos -saseAes -
IN. h~ar Of Der -Asotss - svae q
The exass npasea&klsaf y - 49, ~
u,osd .hs os1h ksW 40 n ebA-
/ Ilow true la De nidst Of life Ne ~
m ,I.,,.sa, her beilsl sshs h Gov her
v,ndips sheet . A tsW nsnse>s buose
Les dssah he vss chsssfsli ~ snd
b,,lv. whhuoAiahb tnnssse leteae -,
r,,hi. - spnee - 49, $1,000 =
.e.arss lusr spiri, 49, ~ eieAt y 49,
'Iand of beauty, whsss hdsaso Ssse~
~ H. s.ss.,. = ~. eas,ss ~ >. less
resADa1 u laArsha1e kps ~ s days
wers sr.ss y Tsaai 4s0e &efw. -
said " l.x.s ny respect " pfsYcns ~
! IN hi. shsdu~y unrch Ms6Ae e4sse
l.r yis tins 10 grace The silsnt bpne,
he seincs ruthlsssiy upon all Distinctions
- ssiua;s M NJ ists sosss vitsi4 ths
tesssp u bis isu raaA~v. IA u
l 10 The death of Asss- nspvp, >
hrrisvemen, saatsakesl,anps NJ ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-26

'"T ">-f Wv - ~S~sS
markabls editorial: - i.
"Withcnt consultations ~ ID
one We. to Day, hoist the - y
j Hsmilion, Of Travis. RDsg
or and y. W. Gray, Of tri@s, 4
the otiiec Of Lieut.. Govsf1
ensuing election, % the sd NOD.
day 10 July. Both Of the ssatlsass
.saed belong to The Rspsblisss
-, -ssiisssue1un,s sGDuGuuu
ton is the hxsd policy Of tks osv.
srn meat end usal Ne Btte d RS.
tored TO the Union " can have 10
civil govsraeesk Wasafleaals II,
sire 70 sse c6es ada3 ~ fcSl6sslIon
II civil esvsv~usss ~ sosast ~.
der. s'ss ga . 49, q. 81
''Rss< dalsssg AssS view, ~
thi~k ,hs bsss isssrsss Of saS ps41As
will be ssbssrssd ~ . asis6a s1bst
70 adopt ,hs psspnssc ssssaIssaiea
aud ny selsetine ssss<bs - vts
arc tuoss to s. h sympathy sttA
1 AA RAttpD ~ ~ .
.Gov H..;Itoo !. .S-i,ssS ,...,l
.ides To BE- = thsroush AAijenl asi
tue Of the sbIsss dseIsdsss = ~ r.
oons.ssetios policy ~ 49, 6sashsrs
''. re-. Han va. :. -.
per;or in the S,.ss = : hv,,,. -
sr.ts. man, ed IL sAosssghly idssti-
fed with the Rsdssslvrssy. ss.4's
we cope 'ss' essty 49, u ~ ~
;.,.r..,. :. ...I. 81 - :. ,i..i /. II.
peril rscowssvvctiss ~ . ssssslsss
struggle iov ooees - sseeessuc'
no" " coesesesss' ~ s
P'.'
IL ssfpoF" hsesssse - Ony
hecsnre shsy are shoseegh sadbeSs,
and is in favor Of "slessisg 80 f,s
ol1ss Who are hsowa 10 ~ 10 syn.
ps,bv vi,h ~ sovsvu ns>tv mem.
;,y b , a,br sov,yrv,e NJ The ,r,,ss,
moue,.i n.,,, I. ,o.., =, Ia.
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ssoA"P'0Ps'es !" ~ Vy'o
SO ex'rsord'"sfy' II nos 70 ny tsvo''
ing, III hopes every voter IN the
I - a -
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Family nexidsrrc for Sale.

% you Wish to parcAasq a really ic
sis1bls family resislence in Marshall
We .uos Of sssa a place fer salo. J
bc'saas to > LADY, viio viii dispose OF !
er favorable tssus, A. she intsnsls 4
reSsmc 10 the svsntry. The main hsilil
ing has Ave elegant Tsntss, nicely Pc
pred there are ~sl,esicr runxinr H.
fill extent Of Tire house on the East, an
South there u good kIteliep, .iddst
house a,.d osler bsildings stables, nm
pic gs'aads, and swa elssaot wells p
neser isliieg sategs liz lssatiph !
esssedinsls scsir.sh.s. IN aet ose'
,'sss lsasir&i yArsis aspn sas pasa'
'squra. The tsMii5 .hat buy shis u
eeileal rlace, will he delighted Rist
their purchase, f'o. further ipioslae
Ion 6 q ga tho slisos Of dis paper, wls
has. rssuniAsy ia;cses. in tbs faaissl
nhalstef- .4 go ..-s sss.I IS =. ST.
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~ WIN curlid hns parelks-d'n
lsFgs III IF Ant Texhs earn fbd Sserc.,
that be i siaagstering aai retailing
every tsorsins Il hts stall in thc mar
kct Such bssf ~ Ia has now Is hard
" heasaRA no nisnAks " h nice Ia
loct ~ asd snsush nicer when cooked,
wsspeak fmn 'efp+sjencc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-26

cbscrrr Tbs I.asi.s n Naissas
propose % ase Concert At he Cum
hcriand Presbyterian Church, for To,
hrnrht d NJ Q, =. irestsserisu Church
on Wednesday night, tho Jls. inst Ad
~issies ~ eersn' 1t h hoped there will
be large attendance. The susn ISIS
small that every one can afford q NJ
tend- = e.
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~ r.lis Il, in every respect, the
ncsy hiaskwnri spring iris country hiss
witnessed I'll many years unasu.!.y,
vt shis period, shs trers are coysgsd wtsA
~. e. ths earth u Green uish iuauri
All grasses, and The asxsss a.psssi
ready 10 bloom. The forests now l0st
bats a. IL mid winter, Aad lie earth
gives hui rxette evidences Of the returr
n vegetable life Prosractsa rasf seasd
" and cvatinucd rsIns have seriously
rsisrici atl inraiuE aperasiosss Ict v
nsgy III tara out for tie hsst Apss&Sss
good crop will rclsler this esnnt,y once
msme frosperoas ssi'wss will neasss
vwaw n scyrsAr lTF'
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Ill y Nai!y tssas % lock at IL
4s!l ~ ~, 10 1 wnsin ~
3I11f1 = ~ ~ X 10 e
~ inuopk
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- Hi i wilcox make il r~ssste
h2ep a kesi ths sssy aasss beef Nat
- b pssshsssd. and ser,s y sRis
- sAvIb. isssssnLss tkeiF slAh b -
H. NJ, Il The market
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DxsockArsc ALnAsArs.--ws have
reeeivsd assw esPiss II the bay Eook
Aimssas ~ lss9as Il Il flte1 wiA 0
l~sgr nahast RI MsalHas,~ infttnst;on
Thoss dssisias Sopy wiil please cai'
Iks psisah sels II esats.
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m, aets- = tlss.i,ls L+sa rcparss,
iaprossd - sAieproved IL Issiisy
plaza, ~ ~ kasly snprorcd town
rssttsssss sssy snssf ca = n,s Of
Ssfes ~ pesGs s'sx., tsd ~hs 70 PER.
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TINS Inssxssex PaissHxs~ --ls b ~
tad in the Times that Il y ssdsssesoa
that the Judge Advssats Who h y Vsss-
ecuss the Jsesrsos peisossrp bsleus :
military conaiissoa has arrived, ~ b
engaged ia psepAslas he tssanoey i
/. not tsown who's he h ii viii .tahs
place, but il sspinssA thai the ceanis-
sion will convsp+ i,cns pins nsst nanlA
pablic opin;us in NE Usised stsass kas
no, yss loss IL sacsty - ps~sss ~ -
d. got LeIsse tbss st this AIsasal w,ui
s'ncs the clsss Of H. ~, even ~ 80
nlt~ radical. u ~ NSssh, vili sus>Aih
these saiamsry proceedings -
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iaf Hssit@e rfiGmns piA th, Anstit
kepubliesn or The Z ylcr Index thar
thssef a paper wish tlA profession,
ofs'e Civilian.
The Index copies !, With approval
Arc We % understand our cotemro
rory "a jasiifsier the course pursued
sowaras the people Of Jci1erson
uees It approve the sysiem or arhi-
trsty nrrdsis and trials by military
eemmis~leas, tho means resorted TO
70 OBTAIN testimony and the conGas'
mens OF man fsr months, without 4
charge against thesu, or any orportu>
nifty cfsfea them to prepare fos
trial