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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09
DIED.

At the residence of her husband, in Warren
ton, Va, on Friday morning, March 26th, in
the 4Oth year of her age, Mrs. ELIZABETH A.,
wife of Mr.. HANSON H. ROBERTSON, formerly of
this county, and daughter of the Rev. RICHARD
II. MITCHELL, of EHton, Md. ~ a
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09
for the meeting Of the Convention to consider
the 00fi0hR Srdiimshstf fuos aisstdn

Of the citizepaof Psst Tobacco totheexpedi-
sncy of .Aa5s aLk Bad 5aisxa Com.
missioners. The act Of Incorporation provides
for holdnsOleHeR$Hans this parposs % the
third Monday of April All free white citi-
zig offs&s fo6acco, abovei the age of twenty
one years, fopr months resident in the village
and twelve months ia The State, are entitled 1| q
to vote ss said electiaas The comuiss.aion}eFs .a 81
70 be ELECTED, eve 10. npmhcr, are required ed. to
have been resident in the village for the Pc
riod of twelve; ;mopths. Isl Z gdI s.t.ess ii Jes
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09
II the rental or annual value is not

Licenses to Retailers Of Spurious or Fermented
Liquors or Lager Beer.--The amount of license
to be paid by retailers OF spir,lous or ferment-
ed liquors or lager beer are as follows If the
value of their stock in trade be
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09
Agents Wanted a Day. ;
TWO $40 MAPS FOR -. 3.
LLoYDS' ="
RA7EIT lIv0Eyl1G D0VBLE MAPS

Of America and Europe, America and
III the; United States be America. G1Fl j
Colored--in 1000 Counties.
THESE great Maps, now just completed,
/ show every place of importance, all Rail-
roads to date, and the latest alterations in the
various European States. These Maps are
needed in every school and family in the land
they occupy the space of one Map, and ny
means ofthe Reverser, either side can bethrown
front, and any part brought level to the eye
County Rights and large discount given to
good Agents. aa s,
Apply for Circulars, Terms, and send money
for Sample Maps, to J. T. LLOYD,
ap2 % Cortlandt street, N. Y.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09

The applicant must either make oath, as here
toiore. before the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
of the county where he is engae ed in business,
of the amount of goods kept OH hand at the prin-
cipa season of sale; or the oath may be admin.
istered by Justice of the Peace. when the per-
son wanting the licenses applies through an a.
gent. II the latter course he adopted, the fol-
lowing form will be deemed sufficient compli-
ance with the act:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09

OH tt1s--Udy VT OUJ5 UcIUTe t7It SUI
scriber. Justice Of the Peace of the State of
Maryland. in and for said county, personally ap-
peared--, and declared that he intends to
apply for traders license, under the Cd section
OF the act of January Session, 1858, to the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court for Charles county, and
made oath that the amount Of the stock oi goods
generally kept on hand by bin or by the concern
in ,ohich he is engaged. in case it is partner
sbip,) at the principal season of sale. Cor if the
applicant has not previously engaged in such
trade, that the amount of the stock Of goods ,cich
he expects to keep, &c., does not Tor will not)
exceed s.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1869-04-09

~Our friends will bear in mind that
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02
ARTICLE III.
LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT,


SEC. |. Every male person who
shall have attained the age Of TWEEN.
ty ono years, and who shall DO Tor
who shall have declared his intention
TO become n citizen Of the United
States, or who is, at the time Of the
acceptance OF this Constitution By
the Congress of the United States, a
citizen OF Texas, and shall have resi-.
ded ia this State one yenr next pre-
ceding an election, and the last six
months within the district or county
in which he cSsrs to vote, and is duly
registered, Indians not taxed except.
ed shall he deemed a qualified elec.
tor and should such qualified elec-
tors happen to bs In any other coun.
~, situated In the distric. in which
he resides, At the time Of an election,
he shall DO permitted to vote for any
district olicsr provided that tho
qualified slscsor shall be permitted to
vote any Where in the State for State
o&csrs and provided further, that
NO soldier, scamcn or marine in the
army or navy of tho United States,
shall DO entitled to vote at any cleo.
ton created by this Constitution.
SEC. II. Electors 10 all cases shall
10 privileged frem arrest during their
attendance at elections, and in going
to and returning from the same, exs
cePt in cases Of treason, fsloay, or
breach of tbs peace.
SEC. III. The Legislative. power Of
the State shall be vested in two dis.
tinct branches the one to be styled
the Senate, sad the other the House
Of Representatives Asd both together
hs " Legislature Of sAs State Of Tex.
a." The styIs Of the laws shall b..
" BE il enacted BY the Legislature Of
the Stats Of Tsxas."
SIC. Nv. The member of the
Hoass Of Representative shall b.
chosen BY The qsaliled slsstors, ed
their term Of ofles shall b two ysars
from the day Of gsasrsl election and
The ssssioas Of the Legislature shall
b. annual. 1t sseh tiass ~ shall b
prescribed By Law.
Ssc. Y. No Pspoa shall b. Rep.
rsasntstise, uslsss b b. eitissa Of
the Usissd 6lssss, aad shall havs
besa : eitissn Of tkis State two year,
nsxt preceding bis election, and shs
last year thereof . citizen Of ths
eousty, city, or town from which BE-
shall b chosen, sd shall have ~
tainsd he ~ Of twssty -ons years.
Il The tire Of his election.
SIC. vi. All elections for State,
district ssd sesaty o1cers shall b.
held q Tie eouaty seais Of The sever
Al COUNTIES, uatil Otherwise provided
b. Law and ~ psls shall be open
ID for fOsr days, from 8 O'Clock, A.
~, untl, I o'clock, P. NJ, Of sseA
day.
bEc. VII. The Hosss Of Rsprs.
usatasivss shall consist Of ninety
usabsss, aad 10 Nero.
Snc. VIII. ~ Esaators shall b.
ehnssa BY ths qualified slsetors, here
sfter, for The tern Of six ysass.
Thoss slsotsa q the lryt elsctIoa
SHALL b. divided BY lot into thrss
CLASSES, ~ nearly equal - can b..
1he ssats II ossaisn Of ths IN
elnaa hall - VnnnAnl a - enraonA
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Family 1ssiAsncs for Sale.

Do you wish 70 purchase = really do.
sirahls family residence 10 Marshali 2
We know Of such place for sale. 1t
belongs to lady who will dispose Of Il
on favorable terms, - she intends to
remove to the countsy. The main build
ing hes hvs elessat rooss, siesly pa-
pss~d there are galleries. ssnaias The
full extent Of the house On ne Esss and
South there Is . good kitchen. sHols-
house, and other buildings; stables, am.
pie grounds, ed two elegant wells Of
nsvsr hiiiaS wsssr The loeatioa 10
sxessdiaely desirable, sd ~ ovss
three hundred yssds ftea ~ pablo
square. The family hat bsys ~ e.
cellsnt place, will y dshgAtsd with
their purchass. Fss fastAss is6osua.
sioa call On The sditos Il sAis papss, Who
has no psesaiasy iatsssse b Ne ua,Isr
whatsvss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02
Our Job O0ee

IL one Of the most complete 10 this
section Of the State. We do work in
II style not inferior to the best printing
in Now Orleans, and At prices to suis
the tines. There ia no excuse for MGR
chants or osher sending their work
abroad, particularly when ws have gone
to 40 much expense in fitting up an o.
tablishment, which il should BE- their
pride 70 sustain,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

rug MARSHALL MAfkers Tho re-
cepis Of cotton, during the past week,
have beon lig~, but the market has
been ac'iyc, ruling in favor OF sellers
Cotton opened in tho beginning Of the
week At HE, aud is selling today al
Isle, specie. Hides active; receipts
lirht; relias NJ from Is to Isle, specie.
Pr,ie Of ait kinds dali, owing douhticss
ihe neglect Of al cruising people In
the inierioe gerry ratipnilly concluding
they can better bargains, whars mora
earnest AMI a,,teripg Inducements are
hold lui 20 them.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

~ Nosw:,hstang the dishonest
mann rssorssd to, il order 70 force tho
1seA s0sadusst - The sosstitusiou
spss Tie Legislatures Of IL several
s'as's, il dsaaat, The clearly q.
pss'ssd wishes Of The people, il Is b..
l'"'sd Il will fsil. The following
Ssstss sss soantsd ~ certain against
u, tAsy bstag ssAcisnt 10 kill Il:
ladlaas, Ohio, New Jsrssy, Oregon,
OsiIsssaA, Nevada, Delaware, Ken.
sseky, Maryland, with Mississippi.
Tssas ssd Virginia unabls to vote
apoa u.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

~ Oar READERS will remember .bs
sssoaat which We psblisAsd Of shs
so'd blccAsa murder, on the ia.h nat.
y wasssasss, 6eo-gis, Of Nj. Charles
Wallace, Of he warrsn,oa Clipper by /.
~ nssass. On he ssceesdisg night
. nee soa'sessd, ami went ~ she in.
~ A''seg y 81 ths hey. hsrns ths
dssr - that Il could be removed nor
~ hisss', md then kindlsd ars, BY
wAlsA volas,ic Of smoke wa. forced
- ~ ruea tho prison.r occupied
as ~ snal'g forced, from suescs,ion
% cone out wien, after short dslsv
~ was killed BY discharge Of mus.
kerry.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

The Boston Post. rsfsrriag to The
statement that the laaiaau don't vas.
negro scnlrs, says
Perhaps they would. ifthey kssw
that BY wearing them they could
become voters.
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-s-7sa--77 -
ANNsbU NCEMk.NT.

We are authorised % anneuncs Ds.
RWLEs BAKER, Of Galveston, a. a
candidate for IL Governor "a the ticket
with A. J. HAMILTON, in the elect.
ion 70 bo hold Cd the 9th Of July MOTT
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

fg5~ Dnr thanks are due Hon. vii.
iiqm auuden' OF Ohio, for pamphle.
copy Of bis able speech delivered in the
T. 5. Aonse u Representatives on tho
t'fh of january, Devised to tho psesi.
afn's message and reputation, compri.
'ns pl's'ieFly defence of tho President
trein las ehasge Of the radicals.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

shall hase obtained dischargs for
ihe amount Of such collection. and
Tor all public moocy with which he
may have bosn entrusted.
rEc NXXll. 1t shall DO tho duty
OF the Legislature immediately 70
sxpcl from the body any mcrrb
who shall receive or offer bride. or
suffer his vote Influenced by promise
nf pIeieTmeni or reward and every
person so offending, and so expelled
shall thereafter be disabled from
holding any office Of honor, truss or
profit 10 this State.
SEC, XXXllI. Elections for Sen.
alors aud Representatives shall be
general throughout the State, and
shall be regulated By Law.
sEc. ANXIV. The whole number
OF Senators shah, ct the next session
after che several periods Of making
the enumeration, be fixed by the
Legislature. aud appor,ioncd among
the seyeral districts TO be established
by law, according to the number Of
l""''neo electors ana shall never be
'ess 'nah hineieeni nor more than
thirty.
So AAA V The members OF tho
hes's'a'ure shnll' az their inst SEES
SION nefer"et' receive from the tres
sufy OF ihe state ms their compcnsa
u"n. e'eht dollars Tor each day hey
shall be ~ attendance, aud eight dol
mrs Tor each twenty-five miles IN
"AVeiihE TO and from She seat Of
government The above rates Of
e,mpensa ION shall remain ill
shah9od by law
i Htc. AAANi. The Legislature
shni proceed rs carly NJ practicable,
70 eject senators TO = present this
state in the Senate of the United
States and also, provide for future
elections Of Representatives to the
Noosress Of the uni'ad Staten, and
on me second Tuesday, after the first
assembling of the Legislature after
The ratification OF this Constitution.
. 49, i'NN~NN W '~''y
the i3'h and llth Articles Of Amend.
mcnt'othe Constitution Of the United
State. Of America
sf'. NNNVli In order to settle
permanently the scat of government,
the election shall be holden, through
oui tho safe, At the usual places OF
holding elections at the first general
election after the acceptance OF this
Constitution by the Congress Of the
United states which shall be con
Quoted according to law, at which
tine The people shall vote for such
place az they may SEQ proper for the
seat Of government; the returns OF
snia election to be transmitted to the
Governor with the other returns of
thai election.
10 either place voted for shall have
nalorliy Of tho whole number Of
vote cusi ihen the same shall be the
permancni seat Of government. But
tn et-e neither place voted for shall
have iic majority of the whole mum
her IF votes given in, the Governor
shall issue his proclamation for an
aice''ou. TO be holden in the san q
manper, at the next following gef,er
oil election, between tho two ',lace.
having the highest number II vote,
q Il.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

A radical correspondent oftle IT, i
ler Index. writing from snrshali, c
under date Of the 10th inst, fives an
account Of roooat visit to Jefesou
from which we make tho suljoined '
extract,
"Ihrough The kindness Of Genes
81 Buell., the present. military com. ,
mandcr Of the Pos, of Jefferson, \ ,
obtained permission to visit the
place Of confinement nov occupied
by the Smith murderers found
them, twenty four or five in number
aside The military encampwent cols-
fortsbly aud securely CHARTERED in a
frame building put up expressly for
their accommodation, surrounded
With = stockade bull, IN the form Of
. rectsngle and Of heavy logs stand.
ing about fifteen feet high and
pierced with loophoIes at convenient
intervals for the use Of musketry
The prisoners arc permitted to re
csiye from friends articles Of food
rainmcn,, which are in every ease
carefully examined by the officer in
charge of the guard before be
inc delivered 10 the par,v for
whom they arc intended. \ sunrise
or 'teve'i'e fo'i eau OF 'ne camp
the urisopars arc r.dptir,i ia nIll /
."e p,''one's "'u iei"ioe :, . ap
.ra rerm;,,.a 20 SO, out.ide /, the
open air until "Rctrcat roll call at
sunset, when they are again verified
apu . .'' '~, =" anu 's'"'s'y ''sT'a
aEscr Win s,,on,, ,'msr5s tecn. con. |
slant watch over The rrisoser- and |
the greatest vigilance for their
security Il observed hY 'hese having
'"''t1 % mem "Ng NV;
dencc eor s1l;,i,;n, p, n.rso.,l ;p,er
view, such privilege o. granted ny
tie commanding oiiecr with time
iiihl'on 40 Yen or hi'reN minutes
This j. tho Nfst dolailyd descFip
,io, we hove scan sf ,be i,s,,m.ut
~,
~ '"e t''.vu'' '''' 90 " e''''
! from radical tnurcr, 40 ono WIZ
pretoul to nay thaf it Is exaggerated,
Doe. il look lie ,,rescee ar state
70 A.l....t. LII. 60.
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WIN 'n'" VAe'l '' 'h ''u l.'''N'' o'
." ''"'s'' Nv "'' ~ 70 ''s'Ne'n
pe'eu, ''a' WY. ~ slH o'''i.'y
10 ei'''H' pfe'''i'' opeh'y asmn''
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."' ''""s"', ''''',' " "0' lu''o'
i"u' "oh'"s 10 'nc tota' 'uih oi theit
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- a.. ,ltt -, u-.
49, ""' ~ - ,, 80 - ~ ''.e
~ .asss ~ - A. - ~.
IL - w "N-~" wv"
" e., ~ So, - ..,,e.,
a.,;,,..~1 $50. -. - All '',e
I Ill, =. 'a..,. 49, , ~ ~
.. -" s,.n.t,,. - n..
80 o,s.,
g. y Tie coo.,a .h., .a..;.,
ae 49, soa.,o.s al ,a 49, -. -
So III ..m - . ~ 80
e., p..,..n,.,;ra ~. sav".s,',
'U.,x;",. ~, ra - l., ,,'' s'a,
T~y;.l.,,,. /, s.ssion "a ~. "a
~ ..,.i;..,;aa ~ Ia Tu,,.a So,
csn.r. .v.rv ,.n vs"r. '' '"'''
d. VIZ Wa : s.,.,os;., Al.
,,;., .h.il ho canr,.sI =, 49,. -.
m",. ,o.n,,.. !, ~, ~, -. ~
III na 49, aona,a a hs,,' ~ ssp''
.nn,h., a;s,r;., "
s,c xiii NJ navajo, sh.il. .
s...,.x -. No. "',;sa' 80 :. /"
u.;,.J s,.,.. - RAJ, - H., w. wy =
c;,;,.n Of ~ Sal. ,b,o. ,a,r. na.,
a.....i;.. ~. 49,. - ~ 10,
p'eesu"k '"o e'ee,'on' wv ''e ''s'
ye"' ."e,'o, 'e'i rem VI 'ue u'''''',
y, "n,en ns s"n" DC chosen ava
".'e a"A'"e' '"e 't' Vi twenty i've
' S. vrv n. - IN
OK A''' 40 pe'son ShAi' oe
sne.o' -, " any omps, a'a'o, county,
- "'"'.'f"', ""' - NV ''s 's~''u
~, 81. :" w '1 r, II.
.; 80, ~ ~, NV ''o"se % "'l 'e,
s,an, So s" @ y, .h ni"''
s"S !. 'P S a. ~, Nv , o'"s' o' n
; "u ~. ','" .,' 'u',' o'ooss y iiys''
"e"' ,o' '"s '" lieu, ssi"t' anp ,'' o'ner
,ha eis.,;a .N" -; S"1.t J''ss ~
a Wv ''.s aa a"' is'''Iea .,, % ~
,;n"s All 10 a laa si"',''t \. S'.9
.sY", s""' ~ ~, 's'0' ' ~ ''e" !" e"'''
r. a"" -, - os s ~ ~ ~ ~ NV
-, '",'Ds " e"e" 'i'v'' ,''l'' ',n
s"'u'J ,, " ! W. ~" ~ '' Nq'' '"'
a. ,","s' "e" WV, ""3 IVY ."' u ''','
way W u''l """ '"'ulp' 'l' a''e' .,
anee OF absent members IN auch
"' n :, NJ" u"pe' 'ug" f'n4'''os ~
''V u. i'o W., nay 'ps''''
SIC, AVL Zach House may deior-
mine .na rules OF ~ own proceeding,
punish members for dlsorerrly c0n-
u"o', "nu VII" INV '"hseNt Oh iRp-
thirds, esrel q member
SIC. ANll, Zach House shall
keep journal Of IT, own prncecd>
ings. and publish the SAME and NE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

PrHLIsuERs Coxvxxriox. "A O.,
vsns'oo d tho Publishers Of tAe Papers
in North !.saisiasA and Eastern resse
viii be held in Shreveport, conmsaelne
on the 6rAt Monday In Nay. 1889
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

line call for = Democratic Rt.te
Convention is almost ananiness.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

HA- The fruit We arr rsjoissA -
state, has not been killed Thsss win
10 an abundance Of every kiud,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

ts~ The weather for the ~ -
days has been delightful.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

- II tAoss who owe u for subses3p
tons, advertising, and job work would
p15 up their little dues, ws woald b.
very much obliged 10 thcm.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

Tho saissn Of tbs u. L. Hodge No,
: viii accept our thanks for lats New
or'ean. papers The Hodge maas ~
other one Of those startling qaick trim
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

ss4~ We learn that goat meat ia III
The rage among the bsa viras1 q
Shreveport.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

The editor Of the Atlanta New
kra y = raging +" iinrd, and his -.
pss b his lyss.-{rs~sscs,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

- sss the call fos . needing Of ~
Stockholders Of The BoatAsra Psssee
hailroad Company on the - Of Nav.
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29...... ....-.
No.. -. Thses.
Sse. XII. In ~ several Ssus.
tosiai ssd RsPrsssststiss Districts,
coWpossa Of more esoaties tAoo So,
the Chisf Jssties of ~ fstleviss
named coustiss shall resolve ~ h.
turns, aud give sssti1cs>ss = slse-
tons to the psrsoss ssspes4ssiy r.
ceiviag the highest asabsf u VOTES,
to Wit:
nist -Chisf i s,aiSna r.aAeexv -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

- W. hops thers will bs . 4 neral
Asssnianee Of Newspaper rublisAsts =
the proposed Convsatio~ At Xhryvepcr4
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Duay Authosine1 Aeo01s.
Nsw Yo1x.-D, RishaFasaA. -, No.
~ barclay sosss4
saknvnpoas -Fsank Seth, hsq.
These gentlemen ar ssthosissd to
represent he Tssas Rspsklissa and
jefferson Tiuss, aad W cordially rec
onmsad then 10 thoss having bssinsss
in their respective localities.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

TsAxEA Ous fsissA Nimns, clerk
Of tho sssanss ls>swaaas, q, n. Tsek.
sF, Asssss) viii asssp> oar Aaaks for
lAss ~ paessA
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sraacairr,oss-{is Specie

"Or Vhe ehr, ihVariso't !" W.
Nhncr,. .-...........,.s. - w
SN Months, .e.........,..... 1 20
t. C'rbs cf Ten or iaore, per an
Apvua- Hxo---( Currency )--For U~e
square, o. eight limos, d % Any au@-
Der Of lines less than eight, charged , /,
. square.
Marriage and Obituary Notices. call.
on candidates, their rcpli o., an, their
circulars, and all notice.. Of per,oual
character, III admir- .sible,> rili he
charged ns advertise .nents
Editorial notices of a purely business
character: such IN cal ina attention &c
cards pntlisksd in u ). payer, remark.
upon business hous a, ard The recent;or
Of goods, will DO charged At fIfty cent,
line, o sue 4, editorial notice insert
cd Tor ie.es th' IN two doIlars,
STAND fN0 P.pvrartssNryrs-('
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

Foa 8AtA-valsabb tswn psspssty.
improved ~ sslmrsoved Ths nallsy
place, ~ also hasly Improved Dvs
residsscs; Wy cher Call n ~ u
olIcs r. pastisslass, ~ who v ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

Dlxcsxe 8rE1pi.----Hss tAs sasd al
Profsssss }. +. Daks. lie dssirss ~ b
saais, thss Tie salooa bslow has bsss
elossd. He hopes % receive : Hlssal
palxpaArs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02


RArivycATIos OR REJECTION Oh
rHE CONSTITUTION, AND poE
STATE, DIsralcr AND COUNTY OF
fIcEHs, And MEMsEEs OF con.
aRRss.
I. Be it declared BY the people a
r xas, 10 Convention sssmbled
rna. the Constitution adopted BY
this Convention, b submitted fo'
rs',6 alton or rejection to the voters
Of this State, rssistsred and qualified
80 provided BY the acts Of Convro.s
known ~ tho reconstruction laws, al
sn o'sc,ion commencing on the frat
Mon lay in July, 1880. and contina
,ue ion the number Of days specified
"a toe Constitution adopted BY this
Contention, for the holding Of gen
eral elections. The vote Oh said
Consultation shall be For the Cons
sti,u.ion " and " Against the Consti
tuition" The sid election shall b
held at the places and under The reg
cations q b. prescribed BY the Com
handing 0ensTai OF this Military
District, aad the rsssras made TO hin
as dressed ~ Nv.
II. A. essetiss shall b held, At
the 'ams tine sad place ~ for the
ratification OF rejection Of the Con
stisatios, for osaasors and Rspressn-
tssivs. 10 the Legislssurss, asd for
osss, Who are 70 b. elected BY ths
people usdss this Constitusioa.
District and Csssty oAssra, shall b.
oesdssasa ussss he sans rexula-
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

oH- The once rarely g'Itss sso
peerless ora,rr, Hon. Pierre Sosss,
of Louisiana, has lost his mind, and
a petition was recently presented 10
New Orleans court, praying that =
curator be appointed to take charge
of bis afiai. The petition alleges
his permanent and complete prostrs>
iion and incapacity. This mis-
fortune, says the Times, has long
been known 10 the community, and
its publicity has been withheld from
delicacy to hia esteemed family.