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WE have received the following address
for publication
"Your Royal Highnesses!
The great national event, consumated
on the 2Sth Of July this year in the Capital
of Sweden, an event more than any other
tending to touch with effect the cords of
harmony that for years have been vibrating
between the sons of the three Scandinavian
Kingdoms, an event truly to be called
happy and propitious, could not but rouse
with enthusiasm the patriotic feelings of
those of their sons who reside in countries
far distant from their own.
Ideas will forcibly associate themselves
with this alliance, ideas of future greatness
and prosperity, which, if even all are not
to be realized, must nevertheless tend to in
crease the mutual sympathy and strengthen
the bands of friendship that so long have
existed and should for ever exist amongst
nations of the same origin, mythology,
history, faith, scientific attachments and
love of liberty.
1t is under such impressions that the
Consular bodies representing the three
Scandinavian Kingdoms in the Island of
Porto Rico have conceived the idea to APP
proach Your Royal Highnesses in the most
humble and respectful manner, in order to
be allowed to place at Your Royal feet
their most heartfelt congratulations on the
occasion of the matrimonial alliance of
Your Royal Highnesses, a union, which
not only in a national point of view must
be hailed with enthusiasm, but one, that
we most sincerity, from the depth of our
hearts, hope may be full of domestic happi-
ness and shed the blessings of the Almighty
, 1869-11-19
FOR RENT

THE fre-proof Store at Corner of
Church and Company Street and
the every Cool Dwelling House
Mr.. % Company Street; also the two
Stores under the Billiard Saloon.
Apply to w. OCONNOR.
, 1869-11-19

NN7E beg to request subscribers to
w this paper, who r in arrears
for the last eight OF nine months, to
come forward with a. settlement of
their accounts, as otherwise we shall
not be able to continue the publica-
ton of this paper.
, 1869-11-19
Shipping Intelligence.

ENTERED AT C~HRIsTIANsTED
Nov. 15.-Danish Barque "Dannebrog'', P. L.
Thuroe, Flensburg, Provisions and
Merchandise.
10. German Brigantine "Erndte', j.
Petersen, Provisions and Merchandise.
, 1869-11-19
TEE ''AVTS."

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, 1869-11-19
FRIDAY, 10TH NOVEMBER, 49,

WE have received the following address
for publication
MYnnr ROYAL HinhnncSnSi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

~ Mes.rs b II. Martin 4 Co., in
addition to their regular business, at
their hosss on the Public squsrs, have
rented the conmodioas warehouses Of
enith 4 6cots II he Railroad dsss&
and are prepared to do ssssral ssu.
n''sion and fsrwardins bssinsss. On
OF tho nenbsn Of the arn viii siss
this branch Of the business his st,ist
personal attention. Cot>os asd o,h,s
pe'dsss shippsd thresgh, ssd basl
fFeifass will rsssivs careful albsa&jea
Thsy will shortly have at IL dspss .
larss and eassisBy selected ssssk Il
sssessiss and shpss sssda Thsy w
sostiass 10 hssp . ihli asssssuss~ Il
dsl sssds AID ssesssiss a. der hssss
- ~ eqsass, ~, sstisest thas shsis
asssrtssst end psiess vii give unlvss.
~ saasasetiss, tAsy sessdssty lsvi.s
tes's fSisads b ~. n thsn. They
esvs ~ es,ssasdiag ssssasss sAsa
gesesss vesh . veil 70 ssss3s, - lssgsr
teee,osees 60 ~ b sissn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

-. We al .ha nIeeen,e If 4 visit
f,n., n, n e Thorn.o, .ho ,.p,..
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

- A correspondent writing from
Marlin. Falh county to he Waco Itss-
is>sr, ssstss thaA Mr.. Frsuklin Wallace
while On his way from Marlin to bis
hsas On Sandy. WA ovsrsaksn by two
nsn, Nslsos and Young, near his resi-.
ssaes. sAa although so III NJ not TO
drive Ais wagon. dsspite the prayers
~ sassatiss u HE wife, was brutclly
murdered. Mrs. Wallace bravsly at
tsap>sd 10 defend her husband. and was
shos through the clo,hss by Ne s.sas.
sina The nanlsssrs were purssed aad
asrssesd. The caass Of the diAoulsy
w. - old ersdss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

- Mr. Irvine. Of the Irvine House,
has gone to New Orleans. and Col J. N.
Taylor, widely known a. Uncle Jos, "
has charge Of the establishment. "Un.
ole Joe was always a popular landlord
He not ooly furnishes the very bss. The
market afosds, but he understands how
70 play the agreeable to his gues,s, and
to make them feel at home. lfuncle Joe
was marrying mn, and kept hotel for
any length Of timo, como nice lady would
DO sure to fall in lore with him.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

- Mr. Dan Myers, who returned
from New Dreams a fsw days ago,
brought up with him q large and hsnd.
some stock of goods, which he hns open.
81 at his old stand ON the Eas, eide q
the Square The building hss also been
rshstsd, and has a. inviting appearances.
Dan always sells the best goods and
cheap We are obliged to him fer a
tundls Of late city papsrs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12
NJ AIsungono11dy
ABaWal ~ 1lpassaas 4 ~ H.,

o.s.pssA - II p,sss - =
tlso ealty, (seqdA4s ssssyasd.) y . =
~ aeHvss ~ ~ siss days u ! "a
Xssesse By ~ u Hs~lsgsso ~
CanesA dspsses Nsedays, Ws1seo1a1A
- telaays - 8 \ T.; arrives TueGoaS2
neesdsyA aaa Usssrsays ~ o. q
NsesAsF., ~ ~ Q Ssgssssa, CasAs
sshs, -. dspasts d.liy. (ussaays -
sssrss y = = = ,; afr'yss - dsys. =
fy.ss. ~ ny 4 s%arvile,, asvasss
weAas3s wsesesdays, - Fsi1ays 4
8 \, Arrives Tuesdays. fksssAsya asd
hassrdsys u eP,A
Dsliai, " wsy n Oanss. QsAC.s.
"a. dspnssa Nspdays ~ Friiays 4
eA1. arrives WsaessaAys ~ Asens-
daya = 8 81 =.
- As<u dee. by ~, Y 0s.sl
bauG OassAaes, H., depasae esntsys
and thsssAays - . 1. \; assivsp na4ss
dsye - Ws1ssstays u sh4
raey Owls 9s1cLAsussA--Ibe o.
~ vill ~ upessd ard elosed = 1lllov,s
OpAasd ii . seiect, 4. T.; eIossd "
u eesssk. 4 y; rs~pessA ss I 6cleek,
r. =; slsss1 a. ; o'elock, =. 4
0psss1 On Nss1ays a . e'ssssh a. 4,
~ psepsas viii - iAiehlsllesssssd
dsste6 49, hsssa, 81 ssea 49, aeply
~ eskes Hass r. tAsy w - N4e1.
HENRY RAwH0N, r N.
NofeWbee. 49th 1851.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12
. The MI Plca.aut Pres. tai,

~ The Mt Pleasant Prsss ,alks
very plain to certain young .ssn Of that
town, who, after imbibing too much
" 'angls.foot,' cut up good many extra
shines and Ia severe upon rowdiss
generally. 1t thinks sucb demonstra-
tons diAErsssfsl. We think 40 too
Such men, young Of old, arc no benefit
to any community
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

D. yoa wish to pssshsss really a.
slrabis fA.sly sssiasass In Aasssalls
W know Of sueA poaes fer sale Il
belongs 10 = lsdy, WHO will dispsss Il h
on favorable tsfns, ~ abe intesds 70
rensss to Ne soasszy. The naia bsild.
ing has avs slspat spons, nicely par
porsd thsrs ~ eslleriss running he
fall s1ssa, u H. hsess on the Rust, and
sss.h tAsss y > gosd kitchen, smoke
hosss, Ard o%Asr bsiIiiasp; sssblss, an
pie yrounds, and two slssaat wells Of
mover failing saass The location IN
exceedingly desirable, sad not over
shre1 hardrsa yards from the public
square Tho f.mily that buys this +s-
sslisot place. viii bs delighted with
their purchase. For farther infor,aa-
tioa cali on tho editor Of this paper, who
kss no pscuulary isssvpss il The natter
WHNvvv$f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

Hus1svnIx lfrx.-ws seesivsd, ~.
srsl weeks ago, a prospectus from our
esteemed friend Pobinsos, announcing
that he intended to revive ths ltsn,
We beg pardon for having neglected to
mention the fact The ltsn was ever .
welcome exchange, and will b. greeted
again ~ long absent ftisnd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

~ W. hare no authsasie lntslli-
ysnce from tho jefferson prisoners. 4
Mr.. Pcrkins wa ARRESTED on sunday
and lodged at camfs There we're said
to have been two o. three other arrests
on Tuesday, but Ne coald learn no par.
t'e"lar-. The n"t.sioas detective, Rosl.
wick, who hsd Capt Perry killed, arriv.
cd In jsi'etso" by ii.s .ss.a-r Leo
Next Saturday will b. hAssn wssks
since the hrst arrests were made, Far
ther comnent 10 unnsoesssry.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

~ Thew has been 70 much rsia
rnd cold weather siues the opening
II tho new year. thAs farm work kas
beso greatly retarded. With zach .
ADnGas winter anA aea~ine spvins.
there 10 rssscnabls appreheusiou Of
oss Of those disastrous droaihs, With
which this coaasry 10 sometimes Wis.
TIED. A few sssts ago the fruit
srsss wsvs il b'ss.; nov they lock
% they dIl In uid.~istss. W do
not ssppcss al ths ftsis hss bssa
killed, but The crop, W prssu.s,
will b light. I. may BE- Of better
quality, however, tAss II |. were a.
abundant year, which will fully
sonpsssass for The les. whsshss
farm lshsr will b. ~ vslishls a Il
vas last year, 70 think doubtful.
Many Of tho negroes, |, i tree, sttn-
a'atsd BY the cxcslIsss orops Of al
'isds ef tAs past ssasoa, asd The 70.
nussras;vs psiees II which thsy
vsss sola, will work fully as well OF
bstser than they did last year, bat
~ greatly fear, that II viii not b.
the sase with a majority Of then.
The large numbers Of idle negroes
that throns the town is certainly not
a very favorable isdicssica. Tho
July election, alss, win b. likely 70
Greats more or less decentralization
snd iassnsss among tho blacks, par.
t'cu'ar}y II they are operated upon
very eztsanivsly, ~ they are likely
to BE-, BY radical orators. But, If ~
should have . good crop, and a res-
toration Of good government, the
country will DO in a very prosperous
coalition.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

~ Gen. Candy 10 an olbeisl
communication to tho Secretary Of
War, uses this language 10 relation
10 TEXAS;
In some sections the authority
Of the United States and Provisional
Government is openly ds6sd, If not
resisted"
We think it would pussls Gss.
Candy ~ any one elss to point to .
siugle county or neighborhood,
where snch spirit or feeling s1ish.
Rvsry ono in Texas acquainted with
the condition Of the various sections
Of the State, will recognize /. a. =
SANDER upon our people. Its from
ssch misrspresptations that . pro.
test b fosnd for the tyranny which
eur people have 10 suffer.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

- nsessses. n ~ Fssb visk-
ss>ss, In ~ sitesisl isssss, ssssss ~
tAsvs ~ sAifsy ~ pssssss IL ~.
0seDess 10 ~ ol1saGy psilsa =
js1lussu. sAsrUpa, = ~ ~. ~
~ sssesssss'ss OF " ~. Ss"s'
He has ~ vsfd 70 ssy y sosdso'
astiss Of their srrsM ssA eosess-
ssst, Or tss proposed nssser Of try.
lag sAso ~ essss psshstis ever
sAsir psseeSs sselDsSs sed psSAst,s
Al. .n.asA 49,. 1870
I.a.-.sA ~. .s.,lIA
-. .,~..a .s
. va. - - :, -
-'''rfS s"a '~sess''s = 'hses 'a'''
y'vo ss'esssasses snssnss ne Tor
ssrss Of ssak, pssAsss lss u sos
gul!s, IL ssetoqesesss of cshsss
sise." W. ssppsss, ia his visw, il
b al ,isst TO tesp shsn shss COS
essa 1os wssss ssd nosshs. II v
70 bed taste 70 a.. sboat Suith's
relatives, or the girl BE- len bshind
hin " 10 sSvspgt With seeroes
----.-
'" NV AVN" HsPse
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

Ne,tv Authst tzsa Agents.
NV Yeag.-D. Riehardsao. Ese. Ne.
Il Desslay aaessk
eepsvssoas --F~nh Seth, Hsq.
fAsss esn.'s@ss are authorizes y
rstssssas tAs rssaa RspablieAn ahi
Jee.rsoa Tsas,, asa ~ cordially rse.
sanasl sasa Y shoss hsyiss ksassas
- go - ~ stelassa
- if sAsss vho ews ~ f0F sshessir
siooa, advsssisise, and t'a wosk wosh
~ up their ktsls dsss, ws wcAM h
vssy much obliged ~ theu-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

-. Kinney Of the Houston Times, 10
bold aud fsarisss himself, and Then he
has couusctsd with hin, y partner,
Clssdes (slawsd on) and sAost 4 psst-
~ good Gshsias s>aA. e.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

-. Mr. MaEby has HE store houss
literally srsmmsd with goods. Every.
body Acknowledges that his selections
sann"s DO escsllsd, and that he sells Al
very low Agures Fee his advsrtissmast
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

FiAy Ger cNak on the above ADDED 'os
dosble colanW advertisements.
AIssrasioss in standing advertisenssss
charged,
Psss1n. desiring to Do ~ active ID
versisinr buaiuess that 10 " change
their aivsrslssmcnu fveqnsWsly. Win -
shsrsod the nsual r~te II tl~s Dollar
DOR square, Ella deduction ef Nv
~. seat or oms holt ~ ssssai price :.
Tho ab,,ve tasms have been agreed
s>os, ssd will ~ strictlv adhsred 70
N. q. BARNETT,
ProFsis,,r II nerrisea Fls9
X " N)U0HBRv,
FRA II Tszas Rernhlssaa asd TiuaA
Ysptsuhsv 10, 1851. s -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

Is ono Of the most complete u this
section Of y sAas. We d work h
a style not iasss;os 70 the bsss psiaeisg
In New Osissas, sspst ps!sss "a sssa
ths tines. There = no esesss fdr ~.
chants o. o%Asss sending their work
sbr~A. particularly whsa ~ have Esss
y 70 Assh sspsase In assiax " IN -
sabitsh.ssA which u sAoald b their
psias 10 sassais.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

CoRx Fen BsKp Hill 4 Wilcox have
lot of ine, fat corn fed beef With
which they ass serving shsk custe~esa
Stall No 10 in the Market House.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

- ~ ~ = ou,sabis, Ii, ~
~ = ~ - ~ sl1At = ~ SD III,
~ eesss5sA Tbs ssly ps'assr ~
= Cla. Asss>sa 4 nmsdsv. n, NJ
eseAasa II ~ cage, apA wss berssa =
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

\ - Hin = Wilkes aAks v pin. 70
lssp - hAaa ~ veg fssss bsef that
90 b psrehsssa, ana sssve II up in
rcd atyh. Rsnssbss their ssall L at
~ 10 II ~ nasask
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

~1s& -. q. tassssass ~ ~
49, fssssa 4 ~ Dsvaiss chsssA,
Z NJ passs. Rsv. 4. 4 Clsnusea
~ eneel lsssi1tl sss ~ Msr
eaeseA ssse opea1A oADese
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

~ II Il really treat to look at the
splesdid beef that Ill 4 Wilcox have
every morning at their stall, No. 10, IN
the market ...f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

\ NAss~ ~ cpsros A.sssr.-Asl-
vsshssasdiag ~ Asavy nlss, I'D see-
ssassat ~ pse1s, shs sassips hass
Asen Sssse. H. sa>aos aaesksa cFsesa
= 1aadAy VIII ~ active N.yse% y
~. 3esh ~ e~sag !" aatAvarsAs
l4tssDspl aAvisss, Las since dselias1,
~ = ~ Asn asd aoniAsi, u M
- = NJ.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

- 1lsa Aseil rstasu<a A~a nsv
0sisaaa Nh The prsstisst nj o. hul,s-
~ eses berxgh b MsrsAall, ~ sslss1ul
- hssssk ~ passssss ssss'int
'sass'q Ne lsAi~: win - dslxhssa
SoAtDs yssshss~ ~ w sIsestlss-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12


-
vAshhno1n. n1ncqol1hapaona
ksssIG1 q 80 4A6. 49,
ss..sss'
1spessa - ~ ssatWDsote IN
nssrisss ssusa,. = ~ dslaps>s
fts~ nask sseeiy. = - ssllssvs
hss ffsq eeln1 - w. Dyssl
NV Rsss = tene ssesssy 800
tssety-1ss ysseA wess yss - =
sssialed - pssti1sd vhss ~
rs1 ~ slpeuev
Tasss : = nssh iseeliiGseee, :
nsceyo1eog~vlietE, = 1sStoe6ia(
ssd osess73 : psleAne3ss ia 49, ~
tioa ~ > ~ w. lpesti~s r III
ss.ss
,AX vi ssSs. -. y
z, ss,a, y. .ssis..., :, ..s,.st,s
4 sse1R1 - nseass = = ossHs'
hsyaoas oea1ooe.
nssstA1 AsaynsgAAStea - Law,
~ - y 49, ~. Ia,
jviIsInj er,s1s - MA IT,
.N V1ii.ns ~ - Sssk,
~ ~
JYhfss 1 49, - = -.
~ Ill essssstiee. ~ y NJ
sasas - O. ein3o1cesc15sa e -
H. x - ansi1e n ~ = - 49,
- h ~ eeHse - ~ M
~ ~ ~ II ~ r j.A.s
paejo ~ VslLs 1ssjs>s % eyesy
dsje0n - ~ 4 ~ IN ssssjft.
Jss1 n,sks d,ss9iss lsslrass &c
aisv XJss.se ~ n, 1870 y
vISe1 nnkw ~ 1lskeeu1a6 1872.
ss1 +, u = - 49, 1Ipehsso n
h Ax1jsa ejekosf suy II = kisl.
49, vIs,svsr'
--.
NOT 1H0s seAs ovM esssc3ns AhR
NnHses"sWsxc KkW1LAf
re ths s.es;f, eAsr.s. IA. 4.
civil enesss 4 S~ith ssa Na.ios
cousties hays bssv ,Ssnp>j)ei n ia;s
,rusl h,pas q ~, tSeir eerssiss
rssl, fts~ per.eeal kssvleies lhs,
thsss q, ~ snaGvs 81 1.sr h. asv
i, "a 49, eoesaiea ~ 49, Z,
,hs vsyv ~ ~ ,sscrt II. ~.
vha ~, 49, ieise3 A., s,-e.i,.'
,;os. M - ss,sr 80 ~ f..
n $500. ~ c.rseeo,a ~
As,ies ~ ~ es..,iss ~ il
hi, sa,is,i ~ ~ esIis,,s1 he
"a. = ~, sei.,s13es SieS.cs r.i~.
,..;es y ~ 1,,s n ss,...e.S -.
prssers1 y 800 = ~ is1se ~
not 80 - ie sathss Ut slsir
sessttas ~ ;seee jelssd - esnsa
kisa, NJ ssss "sssa - esys sasA<
hooss .as.ss. sss
As,1, " ~ .s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1oe s n .s.
! ~ 10 Y~
.sesss 49, '"s' ss"ssso-
= ~ Sgn SsSNp
o'1s"es 8
sso." y ~: x. .ss.;.. .s 49,
sa'' seq ~. u. s :. ~. i S".a s
OF nay Of sse ~ npus'ssoss
coee's'ee s :" .'or soa
.srs ~ " : ~ -
'''s r. q A - ;s...s.s,,SIs 4 n. e,.,,.
" scs ~ ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

~ Do ycs wass y Psrahsss hsess
eksss, o. Aass, saadIs basA = erssAA
~ ~ card osJ. u Lewis. No 2, Tea.
- easeeA tAsvvepogA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12
RED Rrv1n.-TSc sAr.v.se,.

RED MvHa.-1Ae Shreveport
South. Wss'sra Of Wednesday .aya !,
Since our lsss weekly rsport tn
hver opPesies tAis psint ressdei 80
foot aud hall, Isaviug h lasG siehl
sigh'sea so half ~ abevs ~
lowest waasr mark nd lslliaf ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

- The tsnsh- Wssess~ u wsdnss.
day ssstss ,kss - ne evening Of TIE ssh
lew niAAline sssess siossd, =. Sarsvs.
posA u = . ~ satreney; 10 spssie,
~ q ~ 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12


MAoAxiNxs AND PASERs.-Ws
acknowledge the reception Of" Dsits's
Experimental Farm Journal" pub,
Used At hsmbersburg, Psan., which
appears to DO the second number
that has been issucd. It's an inter.
s,tiug monthly. aud gotten up With
taste. We irust il may come 10 rs
re gul.rly, as il win prove no doabs .
valuable exchange. The price 10
only 81 50 per anuum.
The Ladies' Pearl for March is
unusually interesting and inviting.
Il is made up almost exclusively Of
communications and selections, but
they exhibit tho admirable taste snd
judgment Of the accomplished editor,
John Shirley Ward, whose ssvss and
grscsfol compositions src always Pc
rssed with delight
Hearth and Home i the titls
o. a literary paper psblishsd In New
York, that has been coming 10 ~
for sevesal weeks. Il Is largo and
handsomely printed, embslli.hed
with wood cuts, aud allsd with H.
tsrsstiag matter. Mrs. Harris'
Bsscher Stowe is one Of the leading
editors. We do not exactly faue,
Nm. Stove or her compositions BIZ
perhaps 'hsvs are othsrs that do.
The March number Of The Liul,
Corporal, flor boys and girls, is
spsigh,ly numbsr, and will DO hi
delight Of the yesns folks. Prize
II ~ ssssm.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

Cneysrxes Or % ri NV ~.
urs.sraAf1ox.-Ths isauesrsl u
0ss. Grant ess,sias ssshiae 10 r.
~ particularly exceptional, ssssps
H. proposition to sugrait spes ahs
esuasis hv, tAs 18th Awssassst 70
shs Coussita,iss. The pesross, Ia
disos, aud people Of all colon, he
believes ought to b. Invested With
the elective franchise, ard the ststss
vAleh have hitherto exercised the
STORYTELLING power over this Question,
would acs Wisely 10 sarrssasrisk Il
to the 0sesrsi Government The
aes'urs,ica IL uppos:sisa to sectional
hatred, ssa 10 favor Of Ruarsniseiag
security Of person ssd property, is
proniss that sounds pleasaat to he
car, bat re fe., Il dee,insd to Be bro
ksa to the hops, The appointnsst
Of Gen. Sheridan to the commsed ss
New Orleans, asd he rcias.atsusst
Of Geu. Reynolds ~ military satrsp
over Tear. arc certainly not 6stter-
log auEuriss OF that g pssss which
his sdnisistvssioa promised 10 iwsu.
gursts. Two men more deeply in.
busd with sectional and party rancor,
and malsvoIspeo sgAinst the -.
they are ssnt to 90
a.. 49, eouutsy 10 have obtNin'
= them. Take these spPointmsnts. |
,,d the selection Of his cabinet, oil
II whom arc i" unknown 10 fame,
md ~ cau SEQ nothing that inspires
hone Of more prosperous fsssfe 70
he g. nth, or Of freedom to iss c'si>
80. rL.. ne intsnds TO staad BY
Congress 10 al it, measures for The
centralisation Of the government, We
think evident Whether his future
course will exhibit di6ersnt spirit,
lime will Determine hut the impres
sion created by his 6rst acts are Ger.
tniuly no. very favorable.
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New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
WHAT THE FRIENDS HAVE TO DO WITH THE
| INDIANS.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.


FRIEND: In the issue of THE DAILY TRIBUNE
Of the 18TH inst very kindly toned editorial the
subject Of "The Quakers and the Indians" write TO
thank thee for thy kindness In thus warning OF tho
in,mensity Of the work and its great dangers which
hone all who are entering 1t feel and see and know
that there s the OF strength by which they
can be kept from falling into Of the many pitfalls
they will find IN their waY
May l. however, correct error in tho article which
may IL not explained do irjuscei Tho distribution OF
the "undgested two million" hasI believe all Friends"
Will thankfully say-been committed 10 a commission Of
gentlemen exclusively from other denominations than
Quakers.
The only positions 20 which members Of our Society
have been called arc those "superintendents" and
"Arents-two OF the former and is of the latter
The Central superintendency" and Agencies under 1t
are apponted from among the Orthodox Friends, the
Northern SUPPLEMENTARY and agencies under from
among Hiclslte Friends
think II Is but fair that these two parts OF most
noble Christian act Of worthy President should not
bo confouuded with one another
An insertion Of the above Will Oblige many
PHILADELPHIA 9th month. 18th. 1862 fRiEhDe
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
THE SPANISH REVOLUTION.

ruE RELIGIOUS QUESTION IN THE cORTEs -! -
ROW IN TIIE HOUSE, AND a IiEoONCI LlAlAUS 40,
pRoGRFsS OF RELIGIOUS REFORI - 1lIE
, 1869-04-06
Notice.

up beg leave respectfully to call
Z the attention of the Planters
and other Consumers OF Oats i'm
the Island of st CrOix; that all
the Oats shipped by MAJ i'm Hhds.,
(which are branded with may
initials Z p i'm Messrs. MelchiOr's
& MIR. j. it'll. knights vessels from
Copenhagen; weighs lab lbs.
danish weight pr. Barrel, and
every ONE will be able to con-
vince himself of this by examin.
ing the Hhds.
Copenhagen 18th March 1869.
y. PETERSEN.
, 1869-04-06

DIHE End and 4th member Of the Colo
N NAL Council for the country district
of the jurisdiction Of Chfistiansted Messrs.
T. Farrelly and H. Mac William vacating
their seats an election Of two members,
according to order from Government will
take place at the Courthouse on the 18th
instant.
The polling 10 commence at 12 o'clock
noon and in accordance with the Colonial
law s 80 close at 8 o'clock.
The electoral Board for the country
district of the Jurisdiction of Christian
Nted, 9Th April 1869.
C. SARAUW,
Chairman.