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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN.
A JOURNAL OF NEWS AND POLITICS
PROSPECTUS FOR 1873.

The RRPu BLICAN will begin the New Year with asub
scrpon list greatly increased over that ofany pre-
vious year. and with general business justifying
enlarged arrangements for the publication of the best
ne,cspoper IL the West. Having special correspond
ents at all the principal centres and enjoying the
adv antages of extensive telegraph scrvice its ia
cilites unrivallcd for collecting news. Its corps
Of editors and reporters Is very full. embracing gen
tlcmcn of experience and admitted excellence in
their several departments. The editorial tone for
which the RrruBLIcAS has achieved much fame
will be maintained. and, in the discussion of the
current topics Of the day. this journal will aim to
enforce It's views with consistency and vigor but
with modcratien and candors
Free to comment upon events in the political world
from q stand point Of true Western Independence.
the RgrUnLlcAN will not disappoint those who look
to it To advocate hereafter the conservative doe
trincs for which It has battled so long and
e.tly. The usurpaticns of the Washington admins.
traton-proHieacy ana rcch lcssness by those in
thority-the attempt to perpctuatc tyranny by the
Capitalization of power-will meet no toleration.
The cma n ton of the South from military and
"carpct. bag 4" domination the dcliverancc of the
West from the bondage Of the Eastern monopolists
these will be matters of profound concern ana con.
slant attention. But with them ths development Of
the vast material Interests Of the Mississippi valley
the announcement of the spirit Of enterprise and
progress-the impro vcment Of our national water
ways-in short, the inauguration of a Western and
Southern business policy. will engage large share
Of the RgpuBLicAS's efforts. The paper will strive
to prornots the success Of proper measures ynd Of
proper men, looking for its reward not to the praise
OF party hacks. but to the commendaticn and en-
couragemcnt OF the whole people.
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l.
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ourh Al Inc new ot The q dy ~ Viii be-
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i ouT aim to make the % WEEKLY Sun the be-,
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interesting stories and romenees ofthe day. careful
y selected aud lcgibly printed. '.
The Agricultural Department is prominent fea-
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The number of men independcnt In politics is in.
creasine, and tho WEEKLY Sun is their paper
especially. II belongs TO no party. and o3eys no
ton of the best men. 1t exposes the corruption that
disvraees the country aud threatens the overthrow
aud socks no favor, from their supporters.
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A Rap At The Colored People.

In its yesterdays issue the St. Louis
Democrat Is moved to say this
THE colorcd republican leaders seem
to have q very extraordinary conception
Of the situation. They fancy that Con.
gress has erred chiefly in timid asser.
ton Of their rights We think it is
about time for these republicans to con.
slider how largely the recent political di-.
asters have been due to the misconduct
and incompetence OF those whom they
claim to represent Had the colored vo.
ters Of the south insisted upon just aud
honest government, and steadily refused
to support any gang Of thieves in any
state, the republican party would be
much stronger than it is, o.day. Much
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FINlE we'll known and leng esfablisheu
fyrry at Van Dllren. Arkahsas. is now
unaer thcchafgt Of tie -ub-criber. The pro-
pli,.tnrs having recently put on Large New
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Ferry men, they feel confident that they ra'
1iye universal satisfaction TO the travelling
public Their aim will be to meet tn o In
rrea- -in demands of the large emigraDttrav'
81 D. Trxas. 1f
The st Louis. and sherman. Texas, I. =
Nail- are carried over this Ferry. which j.
good guarantee tlnt IL I, the shortest as well
.ls the best route for travel of all kinds.
This Ferry h.,s the largest and best boat ON
the river. and can cross 300 wagons ana teams
per day. and M retention on eit'ier baik neca
bc expected. Enclosures for stock ami sheds
for travellers are being lhilt on both sides OF
the river. and no pains will be spared tsy ae-
commodate the public. We shall sirivs t.
continue to make this the popular route to
and from Missouri and Texas.
N. B.-FerTy Accounts must be setfie<
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York soliciting agency of W. j. l.argen *
Bro. will exhibit in Van Buren,, about the
qulh of February, handsome sample OF
yooss from the houses they represent. cmbra-
cling hats, clothing, boots, shoes. crockery ana
glassware. etc. They have also added groce-
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DEATH WOULD RE IMPOSSIBLE II the procia
nations of the alcoholic nostrum- -mongers
were true. But alas their terrible eNcitants
send thousands staggering to the grave. In
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The Garland Government Sustained
From the Little Rock Gazette of th
lth, we get the following

From the Little Rock Gazette Of The
lth, we get the following:
AS stated in Yesterdays paper, the Ar
kansas investigating committee has mad,
or agreed to make-two reports, th,
minority (four) sustaining tho presen,
government, the minority (Mr. Ward
opposing At O'Clock last night, Gov
Garland received the following telegram
WAsnlNGroN, ID. c., Feb 3.
Gov. A, II GARLAND:
The report Of the Arkansas investigat
ing committee is able 1t admits fraud
in the election Of 1872. and irregularities
in the adoption Of the new constitution
but that 1t is the creation Of the people
is republican in form, and therefore
neither congress nor the federal govern
ment has right to interfere. The rcpor,
recommends non.intcrvention Il Il
signed BY all the members of the com
mittec except Mr.. Ward. Congress and
the administration will indorse the report
Lowe d ARCHER.
At ! 80 p. m. his cxcellcncy received
the following from Gen. Wiltshire
WASHINGTON. d q, Feb 3.
Gov. A. II. GARLAND:
The report Of the Arkansas IN vestigat.
ing committee fully sustains your gov
ernment. Send the glad tidings to oul
anxious people.
W W. WILTSHIRE.
At still later hour, Gen. Newton re-
ceived the following:
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GEN. X. C. NEWTON

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TUESDAY MoRNING.
TT The river is CROWN beautifully low
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-07

1 Hr iNlAsNllH Hhittr HhNe flNtthf
n. A. Littell names bh Wildiale by Au,tr.l ar
dam ldlawild. by Lexington; 6 Years old.
Thomas u, Faucet names b n Grinstpad, ty
Gtlroy, dam sister to kurc, ly Imp. s,yst-
eisn; years old.
Nm. Patrick names m Kate rrsse Iy p,stst.
dam Minnie Mansfield, by Imp. ulsurct;
years old.
jos Daniels narss eh d Sprinabst. ly Austria.
lian, dan Hester, by LsaiugtUn years old.
Ia. J. Baldwin names ch h Iuthrri,rd, hy ABs.
traliAn, dam Aerolits, by IL lingtun, 4 ,t,p
old.
VIA, A, walden nsm,s e. h nsycnue. IT,, ty
kevense dam Mamie Harper, by GIsISS,
aged.
Il. 4. OHsnlon asuss b m Fannie Hall, by ksr.
folk, dam Miami, by Belmont; years Old
J. &. simpson names ch Ia Huckhock4Ek, ~
Ringmsster, dam Young Fashion, ty iAy
Monarch; year, old.
Colonel smith Nance Oh IA Chance, ly veItars.
dam Annsit, by LsXingteni 3.ssrs old.
~ The horses will be called ~ Lax. ~.
one, srd will stsrt promptly ~ two oelvsk.
N.B.-Any herss fifteen minutes behind tine,
the others vii get the word TO ~.
4. J. BRYANT, PfsaiGsst
Jew N.Nrs, Secretary. ss,s.ta
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-07

YESTERDAY was a day which would
well have become the leonine period OF
a blustery March. The Poeonip pos
sessed itself Of the crown OF the Sierra =;
great masses of black clouds street.-the d
themselves Every like n whale" across
the heavens from south to north and
hung in heavy. threatening masses over
the Plne-Nut range. suggesting water
spouts and great delugss of down-pour-
lug sudden floods. A change has come
DER the spirit of the seasons and the
Autumn now upon us shows strange and
unwonted characteristics, such as q pre-
vailing shovery sultriness under low
eriDg sky, and AL exceptional and al
most unprecedented exemption from
seasonable high winds Somehow ev-
erything feels as if all these unaccu.-
toned symptoms are an ominous luil
presaging near coming season Of ire
mendous storms and the wiseacres are
abundant who predict hard winter.
THE Oldest inhabitsut" is perps1ed.
and there are wholesome doubts of the
infallibility OF the noble red man to
truly predict what is in store in tie
weather warehouse. Even double a.
lowance of snow would not be disas-
trously excessive. for within nobody's
recollection have the mountains been 30
bare of snow as now-and snow is what
much of our wooding and milling is de-
pendent on. Its banks cannot suspend
issue without much distress in the bust
ness of these parts.
To Be WED.-The statement has al
ready been made in these columns that
Mr.. Morris Cohn and Hiss Pauline
Sheyer contemplate entering the welded
state in partnership. We are reminded,
Ill a most emphatic manner, that the |
happy event will take place to-day at the
residence of the brides mother. This |
the shape and texture Of an invoice of |
champagne and great big frosted cake,
uncut, and all ourn. The song tells US |
that Love launched fairy boat on a |
brightly flowing river and said, my bark |
shall float DER these sunny waves for |
ever. " We hope 1.-The great love that
teaches love. predicting for these twain |
a voyage Of life down stream of bliss
with snags. shoals or
breakers, may find prediction verified
by the events OF placid and happy
future.
PRor. ". FRANK STEWART desires US
to say, as a Guietus Of misapprehension,
that the great cabine. OF specimens col
lected by himself and State Nineralogist
Whitehill for the Centennial, was not
destroyed by the Virginia City fire, but
is safely housed, the whole ten tons of
the same, in the Railroad Round House
in this city. All of which is good and
information.
SPENCE GREGORY. long time con-
luctor on the V. & T., il now in charge
Of train on the Truckee Division of the
c. P. So the Reno Journal says.
NJ. E. CHURcH.-A. II. Tevis, Pastor.
Services to-day, by the Pastor, at1IA.
Y. and Gas p. n. Sabbath School at .
P. NJ. All are invited.
ST. PETERS CHURcn.-Rev. George B.
Allen, Rector. Services at IL A. n. and
Pr. All are cordially invited.
PRnBYTER1AA CHURCH. - Preaching
and evening by Rev, IN,
Hurd. Sabbath School at II n. l.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-28
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EX PRESIDENT JEFFERSON DAVIS is
in receipt Of letter from Mr.. Alex. J.
B. Beresford Hope, member of parlia-
ment, accompanying photographs OF
Foley's statue Of Stonewall Jackson,
which was subscribed for in England as
soon ss the sad news of the death of the
distinguished soldier was received there.
This statue was finished little while
before FOley's death, and recently was
on exhibition at the rooms Of the Royal
Academy, London, where it wss much
admired, especially by southerners, who
knew or had seen the illustrious origin
al. 1t will be placed in the hands Of the
Commonwealth OF ViTgiEis in a few
weeks for erection in the city park OF
Richmond. Mr.. Hope is the author of
AndStdsiuS, Letters on Church Matters
TIE English Cathedral Of the Nine{eentb
Century, and many pamphlets, papers
and articles, and hss been a member of
parli smeDt since 1S4i, and president
from 1865 to 1867 Of the Royal Institute
of British architects. a gentlerlRn OF
not merely Literary aud political attain
ments, but of highest culture he
has all his life been conspicuously
before the public OF Great Britain,
by whom he is warmly cherished.
During the war he was a generous and
ou.spoken friend OF the sOutb, and his
wife, daughter of the second Marquis Of
Salisbury, assisted him in all his benevO-
lent schemes for our soldiers. Among
the most conspicuous Of his works in
our behalf is this statue of one of the
greatest soldiers by one of the most re-
nowned artists Of his time, for to Mr..
Hope We largely owe the subscription
which has insured 80 beautiful q tribute
to, and memorial of, the general whose
so6Tiguet of "S.onewalp' so fittingly
and fully expresses his character. The
south owes Mr.. Hope a debt OF graft
tude. We make our acknowledgements,
and thank him in behalf at least OF the
people of Tennessee.