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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15
Ice on the Hudson Broken 4way.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, March IL
The ice on the Hudson has broken
away above New Hamburg, and it is
ex peeted to move here to-morrow.
The wind to. night is north, and the
weather is a little cooler.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15

RIoHMoND. Va, March .14.-Dr.
Gilmer. Chairman of the Republican
State Central Committee, is out.in
card boiling the nomination of Geo.
u. Willis and others in the Peters
burg Convention.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15

Three Years at the Price of Tieo
Flee Years at he Price of Three.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15

Dwelling Houses insured for a term of
years at greatly reduced rates.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15
ESTABLISHED. 1891.
INSURANCE.
NExSEN & BsXBY,

EVANSVILLE, IND.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22

hAn~~0. b..sless story-about
IL h,vis being caught disguised in
~ "a. .lo,hinc Such an illusion
~. unvo,thv a him. and | feel salts.
- a., a.. no writes out his
..,h e., nuhl;c,,iou he viii! leave
i
fho ,s,eS n,rt WAS devoted to the
n,;.;on question II, asserted that
d;,;.;on would cure all the ills of the
body nolitic. and advocated the sd0p-
yo1' n.r;s,s substitute hut vent
WV ' y h.,ond /, and asserted that this
wv" :" b,a the right to divide
,La So and I'm, If /, would not do
!, ~" r.s.,..a o,cht to force them to
~ ~ M. rrincip,l argument on
Nj no;,t xas that the old secession
49,. ppnnosed division. because they
hor.d ,ba, thew night again renew
,hc struggle for States rights, and
Nv, wv ~ snch an cvcnt ,hev wanted
r.. ;n,.,.,, so that her powe,
10 hn c.l, .;,h., nol;,;cally or mil.
,,.;i. .nd h. ,.Il.a n, all ,epubli
LAY n.n' :, ho,, him d.,,roy This plot o.
~" IA rehr,. hv d;y;dinu the State
IT. s.;l ,h,, he had asked John A
n;.sI1,,'. on;n;on "A 10 the move,
81 ~, H. Convention to divide. and tina
" ID H.. Xxi have tho mower. nm,
,h., n x.s ono Of tho pures, men an,
~ ~ $50 On Tho American cont
os''
"' . whol. 7 mayer before hear,
;n., s,eh n .ns,ch If this speecl
J"', ~ n.v;s have mn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22
Tho Austin Convention.

We take the following from the
Galveston News;
Austin, Jan. i2.-Therc was much
discussion on tho declaration grant.
ing relief to the Southern Pacific
Railroad. No vote.
Morgan Hamilton, in Committee
of the Whole, culogiscs l.. d. Evans,
oppose. legislative powers in Conven
ton; pitches into Arm strong, Of j as
per; says that the negroes have as
much right to colombo the whites as
the whites have to COLOMBO the ne
grocs; and IL universal suffrage is
allowed the negro race is doomed.
A resolution to appoint commit.
toe Of eleven to put the Constitution
in shipshapc, as far As cngrcssed, and
report the same to the Convention
for adoption, and also to prepare n
declaration providing for an election
on the same as soon AS practicable,
was passed
Jack Hamilton wants no Constitu.
except on the basis Of universal sur.
frage. No vote on the Condition
resolutions.
Austin, Jan. ia petition for
division Of the State was received
from Comal aud Bexar counties.
The Committee on Emigration re.
port in favor of incorporstipga Texas
Steamship company. Made the special
order for Saturday.
An ordinance authorizing the Pc,
lice Court Of Hays county to levy an
ad ralorem tax for the purpose OF
building = court>house, passed.
A declaration incorporating the
Lynchburg Railroad Company was
referred.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22

Ous exchanges contain full details
4 ths Ogsehee ouirsgcA in whieh
bsdiss Of armed segrocs, have sekcn
possession Of an satire neiehborAsod,
plundcrcd the farm housss, assscltcd
and beaten their owners, aud, after
insulting and abusing their families,
hsve caIsed them to nee for their
lives. The Sheriff, and a posse of
men who had gone to the scene Of
disturbance, with warrants to arrest
negroes charged with larceny and
murder, were driven on, and barely
escaped with their lives. The scene
is represented as Undesirable.
"The negroes acted like pack Of
demons they could scarcely refrain
from Staying the party, and shouted,
yelled aud conducted themselves ia a
most outrageous manner. They APP
pesred to bc thoroughly organized,
armed with new muskets, with bayo-
nets, and to have rcgula, leaders or
captains, who directed al their move.
mens. Negroes, whom tho white
gentlemen present had never seen be
fore, aud whom they did no. know,
suddenly appeared, and were recogni-
sed as lenders by the negroes"
Then follows a detail Of cu,rages
and Of families flying for relief to the
city. Some persons hid themselves
10 bitches, othsrs in the woods, and
several swan the river and escaped
amer being pursued to the waters
sdes, asd fred upon. A Mr.. Bailey
while lying in the ditch, hoard the
segroes declare that they would kin
Mr.. Middleton and George Bsxlcy,
and that no white man should ever
live on the Ogsschse neck again
that they were fully armed and or
ganired, and would hold their posi-
ton.
Ia was decided that tho partis.
guilty Of these Asgrant outrages must
b arrested. Mayor Anderson went
to Gen. Williams to ask the aid OF
the military, but tho instruction.
received from Gen. Meade prevented
the granting Of the request. The in.
struetious set forth that the military
might be Withdrawn at any moment
and the civil authorities must dc.
pend upon themselves, and not upon
the military that only after all men
and means at the disposal of the au,
thorities had been exhausted, could
the military net Under this decision
nothing was lef, but for tho Sheriff tc
call his pose co.ni,atm
A posse Of citizens was at. once or.
ganizcd, and went to the scene Of
disturbance. The result we have have
not yet learned.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22
THE VERY LATEST.

Liv"rnool, Jan, 10, noon,--Cot-
ton dull, uplands lls and Orleans
ilad.; estimated sales 10000 bales.
New York, Jan. Is, noon.-Mon
cy easy at 7 get. Exchange Oh
Gold 1853. Cotton lower zoe.
New Orleans, Jan. l9.-Cotton
uneettlsd and nominal; middling PA
cts,, sales 2l00, receipts 1857 and
exports 6s43 bales. Cold 1851.
New York, Jan. 10, evening"
Cotton dull and t@Ac. lower; sale,
100 bales a, 2sq@29c. Gold steady
Liverpool, Jan. 10, cyening.-Cot-
ton dali; uplands on the spot lilo
llRd. and oaoat same; Orleans ia
@llsd.; sAles 10000 bales.
Washington, Jan. lo.-The Vir,
GINA committee, by resolution, hav,
postponed the Richmond convention
from tho 10th of February to the 18th
Of March, fearing Congress would
not act in season to allow the people
to consider the proposition and select
delegates as early as the day hereto
fore designated. The committee re-
main in full session during tho pro.
scnt week, Yesterdays Interview
vita Grant leads Virginians to con.
slider Grant the most available friend
Of tho movement in Washington.
The Mississippi committee visited
Grant urging his aid in immediate
admissions. Grant replied that the
Reconstruction Committee had pre-
pared tho bill in accordance with Their
views, ana expressed the hope tina,
these matters would be settled before
tho commence ment Of his administra.
ton.
Washington, Jan. l9.-Committee
ofColcred National Convention called
on Grant, who, replying to address,
said II thank the convention, o!
which you arc the represen. natives, for
the. confidence they have expressed
and hope sincerely that tho color
cd people Of the nation may receive
every protection which the law gives
thcm. They shall have my endeavors
to secure such protection. They
should prove by their acts, their ad
vancsment in prosperity aud ODE
dicncc 10 the laws, worthy of all the
privileges the Government has be-
slowed upon them, and by their fu.
ture conduct prove themselves de-
serving ofall they now claim"
Grant's interview with the Missis.
sippi, Radical delegation variously
reported. He appears to have ex-
pressed desire for the early ad.
mission Of mississippi, and that the
Southern constitutions should be
made to comport with the reconstruc-
ton acts. Also said he would enforce
the laws. II is not known whether
Grant alluded To Bingham's bill or
to another which the committee is
preparing. Binghams bill, in ad,
dition to poiats telegraphed last nigh,
provides that the legislatures shall
meet within twenty days of the pas.
ssgc Of the act, upon proclamation
thereof by tho Governors, No per.
son prohibited by the 18th amend.
nsnt shall hold Office until political
disabilities are removed. Radical
committee in high spirits to-day
Schurz elected from Missouri, Fen.
Ton from New York, Hamlin from
Maine. Nine Senators and ten
nsubss Of tho Isdisna Legislature
boltsd. Cause, nomination of Uni.
teA btatss Senator.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22

RhHovAL ~ GA. HAvoRx -
fks eitissss Of harfissa ~ ~ a.
jcisiAs eesssiss, vill dssply rsgrN y
liars, tAst Gen. J.lits Haydse, VIE
hes bssn 10 eoauand se lib Post
sises August lsss, ~ hssa rsoevsas
ssd will lsave ~ ssos - tsansPssta.
des go Be- furnished. Hh future
AsaAe,asfsn will h u Nssogaeehss.
The sew pos. will s.bsass Tie cous'
tiss Of Asdsrsos, Houston, Cherokee
Naecgdesbss, Ssa Augustine, ssbise'
sAs,by, Rsssia, - Bed. He vta
Asvs With hin, eespssiss O sd n
II the 18th iahstry, sov u Jsssr>
ses, ssd Co. C,SvisA ~ hssdqsar-
tsss II IL Is Ishsssy, u pssssst q
Mssuhou.
VIA 0sn. HsySsa esns 70 Mar.
shall, - Nbssl disorder sd COSTS
sios, . fssssisA stsaa u e1sitsrsss&,
asd tAs eeoavaity tAsssAsssd vitA
sAss most dire u salaaiBs, . vss II
rssss. rAs blssk psYslsssss vsss
ssAsppy ssA sssssd disasspsssa
viii psssiss. Rsssst aAss Fspsss
~ bsss ssss - Ass>ls rspsssssSss
or people Is "rsbsliisss," ssrslis-
Ia, ssd 'squir'Ag . rigsee~s military
govssansst. This vss ~ vesk Of
bis pssassspss, CspA T. \. x. Smith,
. rsdissl sesl, vhsss tysaassssi rsls.
AAa Il sostis ssd, vssN Asvs sobroil.
u H. ss.assity II h,osasAsa, aai
vAish h osly ssasabsssa With tssl-
isss u dssssAssiss. 0ss. Hsydss
speedily rssssssa pssss. ssisa esass,
ssd ssspsss ~ lev. Ths TO rasss
Aavs bsss, svss siess III s1vsae g.
deg aIseg hssossisssly ~ isdss-
trial issssss>s u he essstry Asvs
pssspsssa, ssa, 10 every respect, osr
pspslsaios have gotten slesg - Ass.
sosisssly ssd happily - they aia
bsftss " war. No mas ~. ~
Geo. Hsydss 10 . driskisg saloon
o. heard hin szprsa . political opis.
ies. His sesaust hss bsss hat Of
- aseesplsAsd ssd christian gsa.
tlsasa An oGess Who's ain seemed
70 b. 70 inspire respect Sos The Aas
which hs spAolds, aad The army
which h sdefss ssd - Ansrisss
cisissa, vAsss civil Institutions il il
his pride to naistais. We have soi
hssn during his sejourn snosg ~,
cured With drunken oAosss or sol
disrs /; there have bssn 10 arbitrary
arrests or sets Of military tyranny OF
oppression ; bat. ON the contrary. The
history Of the lest Eve months, b,
been one Of psace, mutual rsspse,
between The army ssd the people
findssss and good will. Judgiae
then BY thsir sosduet no better %.
GERS or soldiers srs 10 b. fouad 10 III,
United States srny.
sseh 10 the record they have lsf
tsAi.A, sd whisA " trust will 10
b lest sPss their sssssssess. VI
bst ssAs The vsiss Of the sstivs sen
nssity In ssprsasiag he hope The
their " lot may IL cost Ia plssaaa
plsess." The kisl wishes Of eos,
nss ssd god weoss Sb,lov then
ssa bsspsak fos tAsa . cordial wsl
cone 10 vhsasvsr portion Of u
"Sas 6taao " Il nay b tAsie fortss
10 -.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22

A sailor, passing through a grave.
yard, saw on one Of the tombstones,
=" | still live II was too much 70,
Jack, who, shifting his quid, ejacu>
lated, Well, I've hearn say there
are cases in which a man may lie
but IL ! was dead I'd own H."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22

The Mesy ofths prss, ..ys tss,
isA 10 ths talsdhn Of allciva, psGs-
ical. aud ssiigisss fssdoo. A
otAss vris1b. nos iess ssDsrtsals has
ssid, that hin eosssry the most in
toalsssss ssd dsspos;s, . ftss press
could Be- established. rsaevsd from
interference BY soas sacred imnuni.
~, II would afford psoaseAioa to he
citizens against asjust edicts, and
sAsstsls igsaaAy u ~ -vssy sitsAsl
Of ~ power. But 70 eject good, il
ssss b sosduessd By ssn Who pos.
ssss the sbility, sslfrsliases, isdpsa.
dsses, ssd vista., 70 Inspire respect
ssd ispsst saeaey to ita cosnssls
ssd asinsdvsrsioss faithful aad in
1szib!s 10 ~ pssA Of duty, claim.
ing 10 higher reward than the sp.
prevail ~ ssed sosss;saes, ssd The
aPtssbstiss Of ~ viss ss1 vistssus.
Il vosA - rsossbabas isdssi, IL,
in eo~stsy like osss, vhsrs III ei.i.
.sss havs hssa assssaonsa 70 the
largest Liberty compatible with en-
lisAesssa fsssasa, sAst the p~sas
shosA ~ - bold ssd ossspoksn;
tAst'it should not strip the vail from
error and Hsndacity, and exhibit
thso IL al tAsir hi1sous dsfosnity;
that il sAssld not dssovses scts Of
tynssy, sd exhibit il their fair
prepsrtiess Tie great principles Of
civil govsrsnsst, vhish every Assr-
ieaa sitissa Ass bsss tssgat from bic
ersdls 70 sesddsr - bic heritage.
II csssss b justly asssibsd 70 the
pres Of ~ eeath, asd particularly
ehaa portion Il il esasssllsa BY its
nss Of istsllset- disPositios to IL.
agHsrsts the evils that ssrreuads ~.
That there have been bursts Of pas.
sioa, aud ever expressions that are
indsfsasibIs, BY usa II inpalss, is
TREE, asd hey have been The cause
Of mischief, " they have led the pop.
ulsr nisd Of the cosstry from the
real issues.
The great sislt with our leading
papers has been, that they were TN.
willing to take the responsibility Of
graphing with facts that Are prsssst.
I'd to sAs., grouping them to.
gsshsr, and Of subjscting them to
Logical analysis. They have bcsn tim
id, deacisst 10 moral courage, over
ly anxious to make friends Of the
inannon Of unrighlcousness, trucu-
lent, and, in many instances, time ser.
wing.
The press Of The South prsssuta, ia
its section, shs only bulvsrk Of pub
lie liberty. 1t should therefore
be true to its high mission
There are noble hearts 10 ths
N orth hat feel, and there is /,
. bold, and chivalric press in tina,
ssstien to disseminate truth. The,
oaly need facts Of every day occur.
E.rssss, wAishif. faithfully given, wouif
insure Profession sgaisst wrong, ant
give to tAs country . lsstisg and On
dsring pssss. The salightsasd and
just jsdgusst Of Tie sousssy wsslt
sweep oPpssssion hssn the couatry
snd restore he constitution iu il
purity.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22
Mah Affaags9eats.
AssivA - Dspast.ss Il ~ naia


eAsesopssA - u plssss n4st d.
enFo tany, (6oaAays ssssPssd, q A
evjVS e ~ ssns 1ays = 9r.A
Weg1ogu b ~ " Hse4sssca 80
CvssSsA 6sgsse AssAays, welssseays
"a HriiaSe u Z 4 4; arrives Tuesday,
fHsssAass, ~ 8ssssaage = err
Nesekssa, y ~ 4 jsessssa, CasAs
sti5s, T., 6spsrs dsily, (Mosdsys IL
eepast,) = Q 4 D: asSivss cane days q
TyIss, b NY Il saasvilIs, dsPsst.
us:is,, NsiscsAasa, sd FriAAys .!
SA.a, eesivss 1sss6ags, nssseayA -
0>anean0s q SHn =.
nsiias, ~ vsy II Gilnss. Qvitsaa
h.. 1seass MseAays end Fr;days u
g. h: sssivss ws1sssdags sd Ssssr
Il lsgs1,ias, " vsy 4 0sssl
M Oas1IaeA b. dspsre Sesday'
- fhsssiags = \ H.; srivss eeAss
dsys - ws1sss1ays - sps.
fass 0wssu nas0iAssssA-Ihe On
- IN - sDsesA ~ slsssd - fooe~s
OpsasA 4 s'cteek, a L.; cIooe4 =
II eelssk. 4 Il; rs-spsasd u o'slsst
?. Z; slsssd = ; Ss6sk, 20
0ysssd - Bssdays y . s'esosk A. y
An pssssas vs1a - llisAaAlly ssss:d
dssini 49, hsssA ~ 800 sssa ~
u 49, dnm - ~ ~ 3 seesesA
H6NRY AwbON, r. n.
Novnnhee. 50 1851.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22

10 80 Of ~ nost co~plsts II Ah
sssaioa Of ~ 1(aAe. We 10 vssA h
. seyh soa h1ssios v he bsss psiaaiag
10 New Oslssas, I'D ~ prices y ssie
~ tnsA TAsss b no ssesss foe NJ.
sAase ~ slAsss ssedias their voek
ssrosA, particularly vhsa ~ have eoss
% - assA sapsass 10 Astisg up a ~.
AbksAnssA vAieA h sAssid b. their
psjde y saetain.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22

A DhUTAL aURD9R.-Oa Moedoy
evening lass, . Gsrnsa BY he name
Of Robert Shuts, who had bssa on.
gagged in busehering atthis place, Was
murdered near the seven mile post,
on the Jefferson road. The two
men who are supposed to have com.
misted The decd, came from the d..
rsetion Of Jefferson. 81 --uy nf,ss
the murder, they rode ~ TO whore
soss mss wsre making . fence,
whom tAsy asked II they had not
heard . pistol Gro, stating that they
bad killed . man down the road.
The nsa u work we're usarmsd, and,
Of eeurss, eould not arrest The ss4as .
siss. They went, however. 70 the
plass designated, and 70 their horror,
fossd he 0sruas deed, wsltsriag
In his bleod; . most revolving spcc.
tssls. He had bses shot through
the head. The dsssassd vas . poor
mas, ssd on foot entirely incSsu-
sivs, sad could have bssn obnoxious
70 no oss. - he could scarcely spssk
. word Of Eeslish. II wssa wan,ou,
cold -bloodsd, 6sadish murder; with.
out asy Of the motives that usually
actusts men in taking human life.
Pasuit vas made 1t once, and upos
the news reaching tows, tho sheriff
ssat out men in every direction to
head %, and arrest the nurdsrsrs.
The sheriff 10 behalf Of himself and
the citizens offers . reward Of $3.50
saeh for the murdsrsrs, to be idsatifsd
and delivered to hin. We hope they
will b tatsa, asd that . prompt cx-
scution Of the Law, will rid the eoun.
try Of Ill such scoundrsls. Such
strocious dssds, brisg rsproach upon
our country, asd should not 70 un-
whipped Of justice.
IA old AID respectable citissn Of
Jefferson, Ts1as, was shot and killed
o. the 81 isst., aud The affair 10 dis
missed BY he remark, sit Is sup.
posed to have bssa dose BY soldiers
through mistake" II = negro had
bssn sAes Sss ostsagiag white wo.
nsa o. sAill, Ne Radical press would
havs bssa lllsd with clsmorp nv -..-
gsaaes spos The psspstrstoss Of the
dssd.-Phi1sds!pAia ASs.
Bat What doss ~ Ags think Of
~ dssisisa Of . Rs1isal Jsags, jss-
diyiss tAis essrsssess murder, ssd
vistsaily giving ~ ossassss . care
basaeAs y g asd kill - nssy ness
psassah,s I'D sssossdlsg sidssss
~ ~ chooses.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22

Tns Dsscssss BAaL--It rsissa
tAsesgAsss he day % Wednesday ~
% Wednesday sieAA TAs saaosgAsss
vas sassalbstAb,s 81 ~ sesss>s vssy
nsAdy. III essssqssass ~, thsss
vas . 1saQs stasadasss u Ne BstsA.
s's ball, - Ne CsPiasl Ho>sl. W. ~
asssssa sAis, ~ thess wAe "a Up tAs
ball wsss b great szpssss, I'D II psoo-
ND 70 b plsassat I'D brilliant a1air.
Hat II tAs COMPANY vas soA hsEs, tAoss
who ssassdsd, sssasd 70 eajoy then
selves Alise I Iaag's sssiAg haad nads
sspsst music, I'D tAsss wss a ,szcsilsst
supper. TIE fssaivi6ss we're kept Up
uasil near nsssing.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22

~ TIE HArsvspest department hssd
euasssn IT. The isssing Of beo>s and
sAsss y II J. B. Lewis, No . Texas
sarsst, vhsss al descriptions can be
fsaad q ~ lovsss priess.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22

- TAsss vAsss Subscriptions hsvs
ssp6sa, VIZ ~ in ssrsars, OF VIE az
hAsh>sd - - h say manner, nss'
"a - W. sssa help, jsss ~ this ti4.s
A vsed b htiss1s h su0eisst
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22

- u y really . tssas 10 loek as the
splsedA bssf sAss HUI 4 Wilcox have
every asssiss q their STALL, No. 10, in
~ masksA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22

~ W. hsvs hsd ths pleasure Of 4
visit ftsa Mr. X q. Basswsll, tie trav-
sRaG Asses u that sssrline nagasins,
d BsWs Review.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22

- o. esesoPssasy u ~ FiAs. W.
q. nssssA Ess., ~ go y ~ ssey d
Nov OsssenA h sliessib ehais b
~ y ". T. ", Sesdaaa. h.ssssss h
~ ~ 20 ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22

There are thirty million bearing
grape vines in California.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22

A Methodist bible class in Santa
Clara, California, is attended by TWEEN
ty.six Cinnamon.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22

A fall Of rod snow has astouisbsd
the people Of Kansas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22

00oy AO1hog1ooA AGo04s.
Nsw Yoax Rishss1sse, Esg. No.
u Basshy ssssst
suasvssess-Frank SstA, Reg.
TAsss gsaklsasa ass aashcsissd 70
rspssssss ~ Tess Rspsblican ~
Js0sssoa Tiass, ~ ~ cordially rec
sansaA hen 70 tAoss having basissss
il tAsie rsspsstivs localities.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22

- So far the winter has been re.
narkably mild
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22

- The District Court continues 70
drAx il slow lsnssh along. During Tie
lass week or sss days Il hes bssa In Tie
labasyatA Of Old land sasss, % long an
incubus b he docket
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22

~ sasardAy asxt will bs eight weeks
since The Asst arrests wsrs nads 10 JET.
fssson. asd, 20 far - W can learn, no
charges have bssa preferred sgaiass aay
Of ths psisossrs. They ara len sat;rsly
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tsr Of The crins In which they are in
plissAsd, he witassess, aad tAs tesai-
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facts fusaish.
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