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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22

" The District coavt for this county commcnc
ed on Monday lssi, JUDGE Frazer presiding.
Oar business engagement. have been such that
We have not had the leisure to attend We
have beard the judges charge to the Grand
Jury spoken Of very lnyor,bly. We hops the
Grand Jury win bar il in mipa, and do their
duty conscien,lonsy and that pc'es jurors Will
Do theirs Good laws are worth nothing unless
thrre Is intstligeere and virtue enough in com
mu..,ty 10 enforce ,heu,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22

fsg' parson lirownlow Of the Knoxville
(fcnn.) Wing like ourscf has adopted the cash
system upon subscriptions ont Of his own coun
iy. Il is the only system that will do. ",
tried the credit policy to our cost abaudoYj il
and have bgeu getting along well ever since
Brownow says;
asnNn Ms YorR pNrEa. "- From every State
South and West, we are constantly receiving
letters. containing no other remittance than such
as follows Send me your paper for one year
and viii pay at the end Of the year =" Send
me your paper, and will pay for il ailcr The
first six months -" Send me your paper, md
when | learn your terms | will comply y" send
your paper to my address one year | would
have sent the money, bat do not know your
terms
Now these gentleman may all be clever, pa
triotic, and honest men. intending to do just
wba, they say. Nay their names would no
doub, adorn our list, bui We have had |, adorned
with jus, such names for twenty years past until
we gre poor aud miserable "--uot blind, but
" naked and on the eve Of starvation - and
having our eyes opened 10 the consequences 81
this crei, system, which are, that debt Of 81 o.
600 Is due TO us. Tor which we would take one
hundred dollars, we vii! never send our paper TO
any bt those who pay in advance.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22

bso- The proposed fusion Of TIE Beg
aud Douglas parties in the south seems
to be operating badly 1t is quite natu-
raj No public man in this country has
been more abused by the present Bell
aud Everett. leaders. Language has
been beggcred by them in describing his
political impurities and now for these
same leaders to talk about uniting with
Douglas to defeat the Democracy, is
shocking to every man who retains a
sentiment Of political honesty We are
therefore not surprised to learn from the
Mobile Tribune that the Bell aud Ever
ct, party have nearly dropped Douglas
in that city in order to remove public
prejudice from Mr.. Bell Those Bollev.
critics when thcy secure a union with
Douglas will be Ia far worse condition
than the man who won the elephant at a
rattle Ard, what is remarkable, il is
on the strength Of this fusion that
the I,ellovefites are declaring that their
ticket is rapidly gaining ground !
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22

umrs without credit, and uu The cl.turl 81
page IF the paper, ispublishod by mis-
take. We think sa, fr the reasoa tia,
Sc are not prepared, in view Of the pas,
course Of that paper, flr such an cSAAi
ton Of candor and political honestly.
We do not wish t. hc understood ~
using these expressions in an offensive
sense What we mean is that our Coz
temporary has been hitherto so prciu'
diced, that he has not only been unable
t. see Alright, but that he has been una
bic to state correctly the views, opinions,
or declarations Of those opposed TO him.
Justice and fair dealing ohligc rs to
say. that We do not believe ,hdgc Doug
las lodged the compromise measures OF
1880 or that II can Ice successfully shown
that bc ever a, any time voted for the
Wilmot proyieo On the contrary The
South never had blllcr, lirmcr aud
,,,,, ,ntly a more reliable defender OF
..ftatiopal rights than Judge
nh. nr.ef IA the National Demo.
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orr, .Inl, OFFICE,

We presume u generally knewn that re have sh
n ~srk promptly 10 the VI style, and ~ i lien lns.s
srrpnltuftitfna tte-. ~ h"rp t'n haNH iaifr PIE
of material -ueh book ieltsr. oila-ls,si iHoi cap
And rolor,l papcr cards inks, s.. We have not
epent1 iatFe lot " riity aal ria'n lyps which
ala. m,,.rislly 70 OUT ibliy to tam Out handsome
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22

PUBLIC SPEAKING.

A. r. Rainey, Elee,or for the First Congress
sional District. on the lrcckiuridge and lane
ticket, Is inlustrionsy causassng the District
lie speaks nj Jefferson on the lat Of October al
Marshall 90 the ard q, llenterson 90 the 9Th
and at Tyler on the sfb
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22
TO TIE PUBLIC

No sisa.fi3r. e. ,lr Texas Republican are lh'n
out If this county without payment 10 advance ana
fnr She rcassn that i y mnfe ifnHlc 10 fse'' s,
acconn,s than ihns are wefih. Tie names 81 tti'
sef,.ot. ont IL tho county a ue erased Al the tSi
ration II the seat uulev ftnencdbf enilag The r.f
Of the paper Money b ssui lf mai at our s'-k
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22

Three Of the Douglas electors in Ala
bama, Mcssts Boiling Hall, i T. either
all and Clemens have rebuUuccd thf
Squattcr Sovereignty canso and dcclar
cd for Brockiurilgc and Lane BY the
following from the Fayetteville " Carroll
man. it will be seen that similar access
sions are being made from the Believer
tie party ia North Carolina The ground
swell is everywhere manifcsting Itself
'SerngE EtrcroR We are rcioiccd
70 announce Ga the Democratic narty and
free Southern Vtata@n,au. this morning,
that y Men Mckay, Esq. one Of til. sub.
electors upon the Rail- and Everett ticket
in this district. has declared his deter
miuatiou to support John G Breckenridge
and Gen. Joseph Lane. for President and
Vice President! MIR Mckay says M
southern man can DO otherwise and per
form his duty to the South and nation
at large SO it will bee with every tru,
southern man, before lhe November elcc
ti1us
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22

ArNv. breckiuridge spoke at Lexington
Ky, on The 9Th int. in the presence Of fncn
dsesass.i personA lie was greeted with the
lsai~t eathasaism Hh speech Is a mastery
prcdsction, and perfectly o,erwhcImns hin polti-
a ca1umnisson and advcrsaries. We rgrc.
~ \ W VI received in time to publish this
uset.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22

TaxpEa,e LOCOMOTIVE ASH MAcmSg Wogxs
---see card d Edmund VI iseHs, General Agent,
The hosss ha. tocn rpnloged from 90 t,fayier
10 SO st. Charles street. Persons agc invited to
send on and get an illustrated catalogue fnr by
mail, containing fall description Of oil The
latest Improvements IN railroad and plantation
machinery.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22

NON lNrrnyESrroS The Bell and Doug
las men strive earnestly to create the i'm
plcssion that Non intervention and
Squaitcr-sovcrciguty are the same. Non
Intervention IL against interference &c
establish or abolish slavery by ciihc,
Congress or its creature, the Territorial
Legislature. Enthusiastically il
tHerrtai'oa against the South by Terri
torial legislaturc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22
JOHN BILL AND GRryYr,

c'e whch '''s'aics is iakci, from
L'Xs Democrat, a Black gcpultI
per, supporting Lincoln for "A
dcncy,' which contains the
parAgraph
vSome time ago the New y
bunc, The Grea, Eastern Of Aft :.
republican press, changed lis
warfare, abandoned lis attacks n,
lircckiXldgc and Douglas. a,
monceF making terrific assanl'
John f'cl' That Journal verv
concluded not TO waste its am,
npon small scouting parties bu,
It's batteries directly before the
It's most formidable enemy
This extract may be from a b
publican paper but it certainly A
speak Of the Tribune as il the \,
1t claimed fellowship with tia,
and hence we are inclined to Tho
that the Flag has been cytrac,;.
a paper supporting Mr. Bell, ms
N'' '''i''''H w "'Ne taken
huuc since the commencement
Presidential canvass. lust 10 W,
,.rty ,r vb;,L =, il fl, ABB.
u,
o' gun ''" u "uI n''Snuof GAG
fru a"e OF those terrific assaulh|
l.,,, R,ll Ne should like 10 see |
~ H., ,..,,od Nr p,.u ri
i''"'n' '''' Il
date OF ms nomination 10 Inc
time. as if it did not regard him|
r,..
Tie New York Tribune could 4
i.,.,,',. ,,al, , ,,.r,;f, os..,l,
~ n ~. 49,,
'''''' w. '' '''' ~" M 'u'!i
spoke ol nm as follows
oTto ,,,o,, l.Iv If ,bo Pom,
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- y. pr',;I7,, Ia c,,r
49,. n,,.,.i,;I.a.
III. ,rh, 'nri,,;,,lIv n,n,.
- - ,bn N;s.',,,ri C,,r,,,,f,I,,,.
,l. nassa,en If the X nusns. \ rbr,s
and are still hostile To those mca.
H. those VINO resisted ne
~ ~ '[t.' ,,.I. "'' 5 i'" /.
,..,.ntou Euplish bin and still re-,
IL aud its authors, apologisls, an
tors.
" l'''''' ~ p W. '''''' WV ~
,,.n Territory in order IN ,nrrc
area Of slavery ia this Republic,
'''@''''n % ~, ' .la, "' e'l'
ror,i,arics by CONGRESS
Looking at the North we reg
e''n'ls WIN" 'p, S'.f, ., ''c
Gratis as John Reynolds. Horace +
Garnclt L. Adrian, John " Form
John Hickman and an such AM
as Nathaniel :. Benton, Daniel
James II Campbell, Henry II Full
William Millward. Ar rHf Suru.
VIZ UNDERSTAND THUR POSITION. II
rNnEAer s.en Why A. JOHN BEi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22

Coppic, brother of the John Brown Cop
pic who was hanged at Harpcr's Ferry
has been trying his hand a, stealing ne
groes. lie recently escorted quite a
party Of runaway slaves through Iowa
City, on the way to Canada Coppic ev
identity wond be well pleased to get his
bead into the same moose that " mariyred
Ills brother
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22

"a Sec the advertisement Of Metallic Burial
Caskets and Cases They can be obtained at
J. H. Van Hooks.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22

- Thursday morning was qa.e cool fires
~ WISER ciakips in demand. The day pre-.
vlsnA ~ ihesmon,cter stood We arr told, nj IS
h ~ sha.lc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22

The editor Of che Louisville Jon
GAYS he never doccives his rea'
Wat is because they never bel'c'
word be says. - Boston Po2.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22

Two men, named Stuart, confined for
rape, and Thompson for murder, have cs-
capped from Colorado county ails
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22

lis 0rGu 10 kNow Greeley in the
New York Tribune Of the Oh Of sept'r,
thus refers To Gen. IIouston's withdraw
al from the Presidential canvass.
The friends Of Gen Sam Houston must
at last give it up, aud make their choice
among the other. Presidential candidates.
The Generals letter Withdrawing his
name from the canvass is published, and
may be read in another column We
think his supporters cannot de- better, un-
der the circumstances, than to join the
myriads who follow the banner Of AnRA.
HAM LINCOLN of Illinois.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22

TON TntMB's WfE.-A Portland paper
says that Gen. Tom Thumb is TO take a
wife from that city, the handsome and
accomplished daughter Of one of the old
est aud most esteemed citizens, She is
said to be very pretty, below the ordinary
height, and hciress to quite a large estate.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22

ra- We clip the following from the
New Orleans Picayune, in which paper
it appears under the head of Later
from Texas" Il will be read with it,
terest and perhaps with surprise, by
our subscribers ia Henderson. The
news editor OF the Picayupe evidently
reads the Texas papers:
4 man named PcArce has been ar.
rested at GAINESVILLE ddtsged with burn
ing Henderson
The proof against him is almost posi-
tive. lie hired negro woman at the
hotel t. do the work Ills brother, also
Implicated. has fed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22

PouuANp, Mr, Sept ll-Fhc returns
thus fer indicate the election Il the black
republican candidate Tor governor and a
full ticket by large majority.
It is very probable that tic six black
republican candidates for congress will
be elected.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22

Mr.. Lincc' aa Obs raj, is nothing.
"A "a, indie0 BIO is insignificant !;
scafc .mwH before he was introduce
cd to the A.nerican people by this anti
slavery furor, throughout the confines
Of his own State. but he represents a
platform Of principles, and those princi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22

The Southwestern is a Bell and Ever.
EFT paper, and hence we presume the
above article which appears in its col
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21
SheriT's Sale.

CTATE OF L0UkSIANA-PARIsH eF
- IBERvILLE-srH JUDICIAL Ds5T. COURT.
John Klug Is. Philip Heelein.-No. l34l.
By virtue of a writ OF Fl. Fa directed TO tho
Sheriff of the parish Of Iberville from the Hon.
the Aforesaid Court in the above entitled and
numbered cause, ] have seized and will offer AZ
public sale to the highest bidder, for Cash, on
- Saturday the 4h day Of August merit,
1860, at II o'clock. A. NJ, at the Courthouse Of
this parish AL the right, title, interest and claim
OF the defendant, Philip Heelein, in and to the
following described property, to wit.
A certain parcel OF Land or Town Lot situated
in the town Of Plaquemine, parish Of l~bervIlleN
measuring about seventy feet front on Levee or
Front street; with the depth thereto belonging
the said depth extending from the Levee OF Front
stree, 10 Bank street, bounded above by divers
lots belonging to Roth Bros. Joseph Beraud and
the estate OF rhos. Mile, below by fenn's Alley
and in the rear by Bank street, together with all
the buildings, Improvements and apPurtenances
thereon being and thereto belonging. The said
property or establishment being known a. the
"Iberville Hotel"
Seized to pay and satisfy said writ and costs.
JOS. H. ERWIN,
Dep. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, July I'd, 1860. jy7
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21
VeMfe de Sheriff.
ETATDE LALOUISIANE-PARoIssx
IL D'IsERvrLLE-CoUR DIT Gene DISTRICT.

ETAT DE LALOUlSIANE-PARoIssS
IL p'IsERvLLE-CoUR DU Gene DisrRIcr.
George w. Banta rs. Simon Bauzan.
No. 1919
En- vertu dun writ lie Fl. Fa. adresse au She
rf de la psroisse d;Iberville par FHon BILE IL
sus-dite Cour dams Ia cause ci-dessus intItulee ct
nnmerotee, J'ai saisie ct Jiexposera en- vente pu-
blique, au plus offrant e, dernier encherisseur,
pour du compliant,
Samedi ie 4 AOut proclaim, 1860,
A IL heures A. NJ. a la maison de Cour de cetts
paroisse, tous les droits, titres, interets ct preten-
tons de Simon Bauzan, en- ct aux prophecies c-
apres decrites, SAVIOR:
QUATRE CERTAINS LOTS DE TERRE
Sc ioignaai Ell situe en- arriere de la corporation.
de la VILE de PIaauemins dams lie care No. 2 de
la terre divisee en- lots par la Veuve IA. Haase,
commencement all plan des lots fart par James Z.
Terrell, arpenieur, lie 10 JUN, 1852, lequel plan
EST depose au bureau du Recorder paur reference
les dts lots etant d~esignes sur lie dit plan COM
me lots Nos. l3, IA, IS ct 10, dams lie dit care. &c
mesuran, CONNIE suit Lots Nos. Is ct Ia, me-
surant chaQue 80 pieds de face sur Ia continual
ton de la rue Merriam, avec une proiondeur De-
1870 pieds; lots Is ct 10 mesurant chaque %
pieds de lace sur une manche, "Haases Allcy,'
ayec 1855 pieds de profdldeur; lots Nos. 10 ee
"a sont bornes du cote yers lie fleuve PAT LOT No
IL appar,enant d John Tool, de pautre cote pas
lots Nos. Is Ell 10 lots Nos. IS ct 10 sont boz
! nes au cote vers lie fleuye par lot Mo- III appaT-
| tenant a Ia Veuve Haase, ct enbas Oh de Eautrs
cote par lot No. 20 appartenant a la di'e venve
Haase ct en- arriere par la. manche'ou Aie ci-
dessus MISUNDERSTANDING toutes les batisses
ct authorizations qui y trouvent ct y aPparuen'
nant.
Saisie pour PAYER ct sadslaire an dit writ etle.
irais de process. JOS. II. EKwlN;
Bureau de Sheriff, lie 9 Juliet, 1860. jy7
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21
NJ De SHERIFF.

ETAT DE LA L0UlSIANE-PARoIssE
IL pIBERvILLE-CoUR DU SEINE DISTRICT.
John Klug rs. Philip Heelein.-No. 1871.
En- vertu dun writ de Fl. Fa. adresse au She
riff de la paroisse dIberville, par PHon'ble. Ia
sus-djte Cour dams la cause ci-dessus ~intltuiee ct
numeroiee, Jai saisie ct J'exposerai on vents
publiaue au plus offrani ct dernier enchsrisseur,
pour du compliant,
Samedi k 4 AOat, 1860,
A II heures, A. NJ, a la maison de Cour de eette
paroisse, tons les droits, titres, interets ct preten-
lions de Philip Hselein Ell ct aux prophecies
ci. apres decrites, SAVIOR:
Tn certain Terrain town lott situe dams 10
vile de Plaquemiue, paroisse dIberville, mesu-
rant environ soixanie dix pieds de face sur Ia rue
de la levee avec la proiondeuT y appartenant 10
dite protondeur s'etendant de la rue de la levee
iusqu'a la rue de la Banque, borne en- haut par
lots apparenant a Roth Freres, Joseph beraad
et Ia succession de Thomas Mile, enbas par
| Fenn's Alley ct en- srriere par Ia rue de 10
Banque, ainsiaue toutes les batisses ct anchor
atoms qui sly trouvent ct y aPpartienneh' con-
nues CONNIE "rHotel dlbervIlle."
Saisis pour payer ct s~atisiaire au dIt wiz et
L., frais. JOS. II. ERWIN,
Dep. Sheriff
LIE Q Juliet, 1860. Jy7
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21
As the reputation of q landlord is in sOus.

AZ the repu,stion Of q landlord is 10 some.
segree dependent upon his assistants, it would
be unjust perhaps in me 10 conclude this
subject portion of my letter without paying a
deserved compliment to the younger Mr.. Hi.
DRrrH "a brother) who presides at the desk,
and who has charge of providing quarters for
The stream Of guests that pour in upon him, and
which becomes a perfect cataract about the
period that lack Frost makes his appearance.
Ills variou duties are performed with as much
grace as urbanity, and with a patience and
promptness, in his peculiar position, coupled
with ready tact and a kind and familiar man.
ner, that cannot fail to be observed and pro-
perry responded to by all whose minds are
imbued with gentlemanly and eonsiderate
feelings. l return him my own unqualified
thanks for the cool and elegant department t.
which he has consigned me in this Saharu
weather, to enjoy Natures sweet r~estorer,
balmy sleep" ALT.
p. S. | leave this evening per Railroad fol
Nashville and the North. You will hear o.
me next fro" Memphis, il nothing happens
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21
c~IxTH COURT, Pa,

- rash Of i~bsrriiie, Slate Of Louisiana.
In tue Matter of the Estate of Angus
sne Favron, decd, wife of florcstine
BadeauX.
By virtue of an order or decree 10 me directed
from The Honorable the aforesaid Court, bearing
date the goth iust, | will offer a, public sale to
the highest and last bidder. for cash, OH
Monday, the 23d day Of July next,
1850. at ~ O'Clock A. ", at the Court house OF
this parish, The following described property
Belonging 10 the succession of Augustine Fav-
ron. decd. and to the community which existed
between said deceased and her surviving hus-
band Florestin Dsdeaux, 10 wit:
One Lot Of Land, situnted in the parish oil ID
erville. containing twelve 75-l0O acres, being
situated in fractional sec1on 80, township s, X
10 East. and being bovpded NOIte by land oil
Benjamin Capdeville, and South by-laiid OF Va
lery Bsdeaux. Jr. y~Mf
THEO. BLANCHARD, Sher9...
Slerif's Office, June 2lst, ls6o. =
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21
SherfTs Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA--PARIsH OF
~ IBBavILLE-6IH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Court
George w. Banta rs. Simon Bauzan-

SLATE OF LOUISIANA--PARIsH OF
~ IBEavILls-61H JUDICIAL DISTRICT CORR.
George w. Banta rs. Simon Bauzan-
No. 1913.
BY virtue Of a writ of Fl. Fa. directed TO the
Sheriff of the parish Of lberville, from the Hon.
the aforesaid Court. in the above entitled and
numbered cause, | have seized and will offer az
public sale TO the highest bidder, for Cash, on
Saturday, the 4h dayof august merit,
1850. at II O'Clock. A. NJ, at the Court House
OF this parish, all The right, title, interest snc
claim of the defendant. simon Bauzan, IN and TO
the following described property, to-wiI:
-FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND ly-
ipg and situated in the parish of lberville in the
rear of the corporation OF the town Of Plaque
mine in square No. 9 of the land lyIng out ant
div ,ded into lots by Mrs. J. a. Haase, and adj
Joining each other agreeably TO the plan thereof
made by James p. Terrell, surveyor, on the 18th
Jsne, 1852. which plan is deposited IN the Re
corder's Office for refeIence-the said iosI lois
being designated in the said plan as lots Nos. 10,
II, Is and 10 in said square, measuring as lot
lows: lots Nos. Is and Ia measuring each 6O
feet front on the continuation of Merriam street
bv 100 feet in depth-lois Nos. is and le meas
urng each co feet front on Haase's Alley by l35
in depth-lots l3 and Ia are bounded on the side
towards the river by lot No. ~ belonging 10
John Tool, on the opposite side by lot No. IS, and
in the rear by lots Nos, IS and 10. Lots is and
I9 are bounded on the upper side towards tho
river by lot No. II belonging TO the Widow
Hasse, ami below or oil the opposite side by lot No
20 belonging also 10 said Widow Haase, and in
the rear by land above mentioned, together with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon he
ing and thereunto belonging.
Seized to pay and satisfy said writ Of Fl. Fa
and costs. JOS. Fl. ERWIN,
Dep. Sheriff.
Sheriff S Office, July I'd, 1850. jy7