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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

ENrR,oRptV,RN SutcIpE From the
Caloiaguia paper, we learn tbs, \d"lph +
Brania, native Of Norfolk. Va and ems
ployed as confidential clerk by the house
cf Nacondrsy x Co, OF san Francisco
committed suicide on the 20 January
Ne hireda horse went to the Lone Mountain
1emr''y, wrote a letter, directed It to Nj
HacondraN' p'""ai it together with y ten
dollar piece in a hsndkrt,s.,af ard ted the
bundle 10 the horn q. the saddle. lie then
turned the horse lose and it returned 10
tho stable in the city, where the bundle was
opened the letter found and rcut to Macon.
dtny IN II he confessed he had vronged
his employers 10y pmb, ykng the funds and
avowed hla intention t. epumit suicide
His body WAS Afterwards luuud IN the
Cemetery. liv b.. side was found small
wal. containing about four grains Of str,ch-
nine, and scattered on the ground were
scraps of paper torn from memorandum
book. bn these pecles OF paper deceased
wrole di.loiu,ed sentences with pencil, ex
pressing OF his feelings and the thoughts
uppermost in his mind after swallowing the
deadly substance be character OF hi.
posond operated on the system grew more
tremuous aud indis,inct Both sides OF The
paper are written on exeop, the last scrap,
which containes only ,hese words, 4" | sm
dy"-probsbly put there at the moment tic
ceased fell into the first paroxysm. The
sad late of Hrands presents one of the
most singular cases OF suicide on record
Ga the fret piece of paper deceased
wrote ct tae thoughts Of dear mother
keeps my heart warm, or ra,her hot. ior
feel am her murderer. God help NE.
How slowly time passes i, seems to me
nearly half nn hour STAGE took the fatal
dose, ye, do not suffer. How chilly II is
feel stuff from the cold.
Number two ;--
" 1t is fearful to die lhus alone to lool,
around see the hills hear the rear of the
ocean, SEQ your follow bciugs moy ~ in
tue distance, yet do alone.
Jus, after my third dose man passed
and told his friend, | was crazy. God for.
give ne. | hops am, What terrible sus,
penss this waiting for DEATH
Number three
a. For science haif Of the bottle have
takon. four doses Of the starch at interval,
OF about three minutes, yet do not suffer
feel nervous, but will note the time on the
back of this"
81 think ii has been fifteen minutes
since took the first | am cold aud chilly
May come good result from my death"
on tho fourth piece the writing is withou,
any order. The words are spread irregular,
ly over tho paper leng'hwlsc and diagonslly.
They are ms follows:
fully half An hour. am dying God
help me. 4 b.
Number five
q am dy-"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

OF We learn that some OF our religious
friends have taken umbrage II, an article
which appeared in the Republican OF April
2tlh, extracted from The Louisiana Courier,
entitled. "a Revival looked for ia New
Orleans The exceptions ,aken to it, we
ara satisfied. have arisen from mi.apprehen
sion of It's true meaning. |, is not obnox,
iona to censnre, a. we can readily prove TO
any ona who nigh, be disposed to carp
a, II. We mention this, as we would not
willingly shock the delcacy or scnsibii,y
of single religsu, reader. Tho "iteu>
Grant preachers" referred to By the Courier,
have no reference. As we understand 4, to
tia. worthy aud devoted class OF men who
grace the ministry Of the country, but to
An idle v.gabond class. which make use Of
religion as cloak, and who are 10 be found
in cities Under any other apprehension.
tho ar,iclo would no. have found place il,
our columns.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15
Democratic Meeting
f.lysiAN firLrs. May Ord, ls5s

E.LysiAN firLrs. May Ord, ls5s
Per.nant TO call made upon the H..
moerscy OF Harrison county, a ms.,,.
WAS held nt ,hi. place ; ). H. llend,,l.
wa. elected Chairman, aud W. II. W.l.0s
Secretary
The object Of the meeting was explain,
ed by Col. y. Long, namely TO sppo,,,
Delegates from Beat No !, 10 the Con-,
yenlion to be held in Marshall. on the pa.
inst, for thu purpose Of nominating ,,r,
Jda,c., to MI the various county office,
4 motion was carried, that ,his b.,,
send eight Delegates to said Ccnv.nto,
The following were the selections; ". 4
Tutc. II. II. Harry, J. ". Wilson, J. N
Ramsey. :. l.. Young, H. Long. "
Archer, and ]. y. Long. On motion. 8
Il. Hendricks and W. ". Watson, wa,
added 20 the list, and tia, n copy Of IL,
proceedings be- sen, to L. W. Louehsr
ESQ. with request tina, he publish ,hsr
:. b. HENDRICKS, Pres.
". H. WArsoS. Secretary,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15
TRlr TO TYLER.

Last week We spent several days ia Tyler
Smith county. |. is certainly one Of the pref
ties, locations for a town that We have ever
seen IN Eastern Texas. 1t : situated in the
heart Of line farming country, and II only
wants railroad running near Il to make II
desirable place The hnildings are generally
good. We stopped a. the Holman house, Kept
bv Mr. &. W. BATES lie keeps good hotel
and no mistake For his kiuduoss and genef'
Gus hospitality we shall ever remember him
The Suprcme Court was, and j. nov IN 'es'
sion, Chief Justice, JonS ilEsrHILL, and rs
-ociaie Justice @. ~ RosERrs, presiding. We
were informed thst the Hon. Il T. NHgrLrE'
was sick and unable TO be in attendance. James
Willie the Attorney General had not arrived
when xc left While IN Tyler We made the
acquaintance Of Mr.. Warner, Editor Of the
TYLER Reporter. We found him to be a clever
whole-souled gentleman. Aad by the way We
viii say to the members Of the bar, that VIZ.
wARsER, i. engaged in publishing, weekly, the
decisions of the supreme Court. You had
/ rs well subscribe your 81 30, and take hls pa
per.
we fund IA attendance upou the Cour,
soye,.l ls,vy,r, from our district. Thos j
noger.. ID $ MCKAY, Gil Mckay, " i. CLARK,
" II R,,stow. n. H. Wilson, T. Murrah, c.
& .,llo,yay &. u Moore. Nf. Debery, and
NJ, Ijk,p. were among the number We now
,.coll,ct The business Of the court seemed
Ia be- nom, on finely.
", cannot conclude this aftc IL, w,,hou, no.
facing little trip that We took from Tylcr mp
ia the n,ighbothood Il Garden Valley We
,..o, IA, rou,,nv with our old friend, Judge
,rs,x. W. do not tnow hos other peopl,
criov Rad .,do go,sip, bu, we wilI say to all
honest clever fellows, tina, if YOU are compel
cd to 90 any where, lu.t get the Judge to %
alma, and you A,li find ,onr Journey consider.
.,lv .bo,t,,,d If he doe. not in,ercs, YOU
then ,ou had better turn m,.anthropc, OF Do
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

OF The road from Nsrshall to Shrevos
port is slill IA wfetehel condition why
is it permitted to remain ~, when, with
very lille labor. comparatively II might he
placed IN much better condition A
Nr. BradheId has obtained the contract for
carrying the mail in four horse coaches from
Shreveport to Crockett by way OF Marshall
aud Henderson. we presume tina, wc shall
soon have the pleasure Of announcing that
It is ono Of the best lines in tho southern
county Good teams are very much TO-.
CURED on hi. route The present stock Of
horses are jaded owing to the unusual
amount Of travel aud tho bad roads. From
Mr, Bfadicld's entetpfising character we
feel satisfied that It will claim his early at,
ten'ion , aud that tbs matter, which is n sub.
Jec' OF complaint at present. will be speedily
obviatei,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

We have purchased the extensive
hook AND nor PRINTING
Office, formerly connected with The
Marshall Meridian" and are now
prepared to do all kinds of Book and
job Printing in style not to be sur
passed this side of New Orleans, and
at rates to suit the times.
During our stay in New Orleans,
we will make such additions to its al
ready ample variety of material, ~ 10
guarantee its being the most extensive
and best selected Book and Job Office
in Eastern Texas,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

MAIL lettings learn from Wash
'ngson that tho general has
awarded to Mr.. Sohn T., Reeside tho con,
tract to carry the mail daily. in four horse
coaches, from shreveport to Alexsndria--
price, S3t 900 a year. NJ. Bradhcld res
ccived the coairact to convey tho mail in
four horse coaches from Shreveport to
Marshall, Henderson and Crockett. Mr..
}. 5. Gibson received tho contract from
shrevepo'. to Washington. k,ksnsas.--
South Western.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

or Our New Orleans advet,isen,en,.
secured on our ls,e trip. will appear ia our
mex. issue. We did not sc. home in time
to pablish them ihi. week.
While in the city ~e procured 4 new
dress Tor our paper, with which we propose
to deck it in the course Of few weeks.
We intend to mako the Republican ono Of
the most handsome papers in tho State.
Iae typo with which our paper /. printed
a, rressn, Gun DO purchased at a bargain.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

II S~s the advertisement Of 4. SmwAarx,
E'q, Nssth East corner Of III" rnbc square,
opposite the Plantsss Hotel who has on
tsand Al <xcsllspt stock Of fancy dry goods,
snd ievslsy. which he proposes 10 sell cheap.
ijs vii eats his good. a. public auction mex.
1Asesdsy, and on every Saturday. Give him
4 rsil, asd examine for yoor.clse..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

A recent article in tho london Times re-
vests the important fact that tho govern,
p"ent of Eagl.n.! a.s |, in contemplation
l. seek for military recruits for India among
the fugitive slaves which arc now ia Canada.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

SusrENpsp.--AM Mrs. Brown. OF Chicago
recently died to all appearance, and ~"
laid out, but while one OF her daugh's'.
WAS sobbing over tho corpse il moved ~.
the eyes opened She was take" from y"
G ohin and is recovering her health.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

Tho young lady who lied on hearing F"
announced that n naked fact would 10 d"'
closed, returned on receiving positive as
snrance .hs; Il would DO clothed in bseo">
Ing language
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

\ CURi0us DOCUMENT. w ashlngton,
as every body knows, wasvery me,hodlcal :
aud he WAS particular to have matters about
which dispute nigh, arise, put into
writing" The article below is copied from
one of 81, papers. and is both charac
ters'ic and amusing, |, is an agreement
with his gardener, who, i. appears, was in
the habi, OF getting tight"
Articles Of Agreemen, made thi, twelfth
day Of April. Ammo Domini, one thousand
seven hundred and eighty seven, by and
between George Washington, Esq q. the
Parish Of Truro, in tho county of Fairfax
State OF Virginia. on one part, aud rhilip
Batter, gardener, on the other Witness,
tia, the said Philip Batter. for an a cons
sderstion OF tho covenants hereinafter
mentioned. doth promise aud agreo 10
serve the said George Washington for the
term OF one year as a gardener. aud that
be viii, du'lug the said time, condnc, him,
self sobcrly. diligently and honestly -tha,
he will faithfully and indGsIriously perform
all and every part Of hi. duty asa gard
ener. to tho best Of his knowledge aud
abilities, aud that he will not at any time
suffer himself to be disguised with liquor,
except on times hereafter mentioned
Ia consideration Of these things being
well aud truly performed on the part OF
said Philip Batter, the said George WASH
ing,on doth agree to allow him the said
PhilIp) the same kind aud quality Of pro.
visions rs he has heretofore had aud likes
wise, annually. decent sui. OF clothes.
kaG IA ,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

Iiosien'o. got up painting of heaven
II was ioelosed with fence made Of san,
'"gss, while the centre was occupied with
a fountain that sqnf,cd po,,pie.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

l, may seem strange. but itisa fact, that
men are more afraid of women than they
arc of men aud fearing to break tho leo
10 lfighuul cause OF old bachclstism.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

Coon MoyrMEsr,--Wc are pleased to n.
form our renders that our town council Ls,
concluded contrrct sith Mr.. :. II. Burnham,
IN which the latter has undertaken To thorough.
y repair tho streets u our city Mr. liuulnm
has not only entered into the contract bat has
gone Ia work IN earnest. H. has twenty. i've
hands employed, with al tho necessary imple-
mcnts TO prose- the work. From Mr. Burn.
hams experience in matters Of this sort "
feel warranted IN saying that our streets will
not only be passabc, but highly ereditiblc
As the contractor mus, have money to prose
cute the work, we hope tina, the citizen. Of the
corporation will be prompt in paying their taxes.
We have now a favorable prospect before Us,
in onr municipal regulations, and /, bchooyes
every one 10 aid IN sustaining tho presen. and
future welfare Of the place. a good Mayors
good Board Of Aldermen, and a good Constable,
hacked by good citizens, will ensure good order
ard The general welfare Of Marshall
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

AucrioN.--Mr. &. Ihetiotd, Of this
place, cells his goods at auction on Thurs.
Gay nett. Look ont for bargains.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

ar The Methods. Quarterly meeting has
been In operation here since last Saturday
The people seem to be very much interested,
but A. yss ,.ue.'a,l no Manifestation, Of a
revival Of religion have been made. There /,
= general revival going on in the Northern and
Essiern States, and We think !, ia time tot II
10 b~ciu here.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

By Hon. John H. Reagan and lion.
Jesss ID. Bright Of Indiana, will accept,
our thanks for late public documents.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

lowing to the long Rail Road advertise
ment which appears elsewhere, and unwrltten
editorial, in which 20 intended to recommen d
the protein editor Of the Texas Republican
to the patronage Of all having doubtful claims
to be decided by law. Though we acknow-
edge his merits ~ Il lawyer, in doubtful, and
even desperate cases, II will only require col
umn IN an average SIZE newspaper to show the
false logic in hi, article OF the l,t inst on the
subject Of Judicial nominations. '--Fiig-
The readers Of the Republican will excuse
u, for repubIishing the above compliment to
our unworthy self, but we cannot help It for
IL sounds so much like future generations yet
unborn" An unwrtten editorial A queer
beast that Wonder if his editorials. are i'm.
proved any in writing Perhaps he intends to
'hull-hneh the subject OF Judicial nomina-
tons.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

Or We learn tina, the Phoenix Theatrical
company is giving exhibitions in Jefferson.
The Herald speaks iavorably Of the company.
II is said that they viii be in our tow n befors
inup
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15


Below will bo found an extract from long
prosey article in the lat Harrison Flag. Hear
what the editor -ays
"f. it reasonable to think that be (Je-se
Grimes could understand or appreciate the
doctrine Of spoil,nsn ike the govcy, clgary
and mou-iacbe gentry Of the modern demo-
cratic school. who learn to zip their wine to
call for cherry coblct or brandy smash IN
manner unapproachable and who would grace
lady', parlor almost a. well a. ribbon dec
Grated lap dog
Now, that is too bad. Not only old uncle
Jesse, understanding Is directly questioned,
but We poor democrats are pulled mp WITH all
Of the grace and and all the dignity of lady
lap dog. Well, if lap dogs are kept IN parior'
for the purpose of lying in lady laps, We think
that we could find good many ct our slekiy
sentimental Know Nothing friends who would
ike to cheat poor Trip out of his employment.
Blu, that. not all. lie says that We democrats
have school in which our pupils learn to sip
their wine, brandy smash and cherry eobler, IN
manner unapproaehablc.
Now to be plain on thi, subject, we want the
e5,to, of the Flag to have pat. to write Tor,
......,.;,, am, 4.f.,d IN fact we bk. nnno,i.
to-. .,.,, # no ,o,v,,es. M. Marty that we
have q school in which drinking IN all It's branch.
e., is taught. his party will be broken mp sure.
Who remembers anything about couple Of
al ~ ,,L. 90. ,.,,,-n,,t If wbi.key
,,hi,.t, ,,,,. .,,,,.d ,nto fine conrthop.e a wear
H.. i, ,.,,.,r Marty .tylr,g ,t..lf
,,.o,;.sn, H.. ,,. dan, over, little cor.
,...,ian ,la.,,or \o,y Ca,,a5n dopt l., IT
80, tia, van, Marty i. oepe.ed =, lamar.
for if YOU do, there will be boiling ia your
ranks. Just as certain A. that you are an editor
Of lengthy proportions.
- On Inc '0th UT, the h"h'A' question
I'd ,f he knI of I tur 50
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

Or Mex, Monday the County Court meets.
All of you, who desire to retail -piri,ons liquor.
in quantities less than quart, may NOW have
chance to apply for license, II you cant, get
license, you had better quit.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

a. An exchange wants to know IT, IN thus
age Of quack doctors and patent medicines,
physician could be found, who could examine
the tongue of wagon and tell whs, sIled the
hnhr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

1J- The Shreveport South Western of the
9th, says
" The river opposite this port is rising slowly
from the effects Of the late rain Adgices from
above report it at stand at Fulton. since
our aAt~.Ao Duke, Swan, and l.ecomle have
ap,<cd from New Orleans; the Grenada from
Jefferson.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

Ir Our thanks are due the Hon j =. Hen
dcrson for late documents
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15
PHILIP II BATTER,
mark
GEO. WASHINGTON.

Witness
George A. Washington.
Tobias Lear.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

81 It is stated that since the introduction Of
cotton manufactures into The State pen,en.
tiaty that, there has been from ten to twelve
thousand yards Of cloth made per week. This
looks like doing something,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-15

"Por GOES cHE Weasel" The only true
bid farewell to our liltle city, perhaps laborng
under the delusion that this community favor
ably appreciated hi, stupeudous lragicnl ability
Cmph Well, from the signs Of the times
We think If he is not tragcdian Of the B9ela
MIR On me stage Of life, as any man We ever
saw. The editor Of the Cadio Gazette gave
him a declining left handed compliment short
time ago, the last Jefferson Herald treat, him
numerically, aud The typos Of this place, "a
will appear in ihia issue, have held meeting
to cmbalm his memory, in order that the royal
succession Of Booth may descend in direct
line down TO the latest pos,crily. The man,
nevertheless, is not without Earii as an actor,
arr Il he could only rob himself of the idea
that Richard IS himself 80 and that hc Is the
only Richard he would do, perhaps, very well
A friend Of ours suggests the following text
for the successor reflection, which we suppose
may be found in some chapter OF the history Of
Generations.
Blessed - he that boweh his own horn
for be that hath horn TO blow and bloweth It
not, the same shall not be blowed."
1r We have an interesting communication
this week from our absent Editor. Weexpcct
that BY The time this paper viii be issued, he
viii be at his post again Read his commnni-
cation, aud learn something OF the extent Of
zee aud immortality in the city.
AZ It is stated tina, since the introduction Of
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Also, Lets In Inward Kilhesrs New Additions
-fsass--ID~,e ,enA vsfy 1asy Paynsnts.--
Eer farther psftisslars enquire at the above o@ss
iAn3ed
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