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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23

o0- We have written letters to the
leading papers ofthe United States, with
the view of securing their aid in arous
ing the attention Of the entire country
70 the condition in which the South,
and particularly Texas, isplaccd Cor the
want Of mail iacilitic. In this connec-
ton we would state, that if every man
in the south, who Is capable Of writing
nm interesting letter, would make i, hi,
business at least once week To- CORES
pond with some leading Northern or
Western paper, giving u plain, truthful
narration OF wha, he sees around him,
the condition Of our people under the
new order Of things, and Of the evils
that are the necessary result, Of the mil.
itary occupation of the country, and the
incubus placed upon its agricultural
and commercial interests, much good
could be accomplished If nothing
else was achieved the false statements
and iniinmmatory appeals Of radicals
would be corrected
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23

gsrf~ Hon John " Chanlcr. Of New
York, has had the kindness to send u,
his most excellent speech, delivered in
ia. I : House of Representatives on
the 3ri Of February, IN relation t the
bill for the enlargement of the power,
II the Frerdincns Bureau Never ha,.
ing seen a copy Of the bill g. amended
and passed by Congress, we were no,
fully aware Of it, lniquitou. character
Mr. CHAMBER exposes it, anti republican
fcaturc, and the pecuniary speculation
contemplated by i,- authors Deeper
dyed yillainv never existed under auy
government however corrupt and de
based Had the radicals succeeded
not only would the south have been ru
med but the liberties Of the people i'm.
pcrilci if not destroyed A civil and
military dcspotism, more cxacting, y.
rannical, and odious than the worst
systems Of the Old world, would have
been inaugurarei in these States, 81
ready dcsola Cd by war and PROSTATE
under great affections Happily for tho
country, aud Tor the perpetuity Of re
puhlicanism, the President arrested the
evil by his veto, which We regard a,
the beginning Of new and hopeful era
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Enlargement OF the RsoeI4..

We hare the grn:ihca,iep u A..
ing to our patrons thu. we hs,. $50
from the North power pr~u ~ -
new material As soon a, H.. VIZ
We intend To enlarge the Repuli -n''
that twill RANK AMONG the lar,,., 4
lies ia the ~outh I, wili.con,.,, 81
double the amount Of reading WY
present published This viii ~,
sufficient room To- enable U, IN ~ Il
first class newspaper H !
We have also ordered a 10. ill.,
and other job material, and wi.. f'"
reach Us, We shall have one Of Ii. VIZ
complete job Offices this sid, =, Se''
Orleans "e'
The subscription price to the r.
its enlarged fora, viii be Fly, k.'h
per Sanun IL nired State. en-. MI
aud hall that amount for ii, mor,t'
In ordcr to meet the OUTLAY
spectiully call upon all who ar. i,i
Ell To us IN any manner TO can.
ward and pay up, as We shall s..i w
~ cent that can he raised w
Persons subscribing bclor, III.
!arg mcnt, will ee, the l.per a, ,,,,.' y
rates
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23
Tcr C~~~evrscs.-rhe Texas Con-
,,r.rn. A viii 10 .scn. has dc:esminod

Sur,,,,o A. will 10 MN, has de.ofminot
70 ~l;curn IN ne,, MONDAY. After
s,ssion NJ nearly seven weeks, i viii
have accomplished wha, was done IN
almost every other Southern state IN n
single week south Carolina, Georgia
Alabama. and Mississippi, if the period
Of the deliberations Of their several
{ Convention. we're united, did not con
.ume much more time than this last, 90
US and the whole south, the most I'M.
por,au, Convention Of them all The
public cotnplsin. and not without res
son, a, the hardness of their action, the
prolonged. and IN many instances. use
les. discussions, frivolous motious
amendments. and wrangine., that in
VOWED hour, day-, and weeks Wha,
F. It ha, ACCOMPLISHED may be well done
bu, il would have been better for that
body, upon whom 50 much dcyolycd, to
"''e "'''' WV ''''''
T la. A Fa..
Jay was eai'u's'eu ~ NtfehNe'"n '"'
radical. and weaken the President
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craily l,sloyal although he anticipated
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23

noNned old Typo Paddy Burns, a
veteran relic Of past age Of those
who have figured IN the art prcserya-
tive Of all arts For perhaps forty
years he has trampod as the phrase
exists among printers, and has visited
every pr nting office in the south and
MANY ia the West At the breaking
out Of the whr hc joined the toniedcr
ate army. whore he remained for nearly
four years He is at present over sixty
wears Of age hut seems more vigorous
and active dian many mea Of forty
Five or six weeks ago he passed through
Marshall \ few day, since he return
ed In the meantime, he had visited
Henderson, Huntsville, Austin, Tyler
and how many other places We do not
know He travel. entirely on foot, 81,
daiung the use Of horses, bussics, or
stage coaches, which he considers too
slow for rapid locomotiou lie left this
place for Jefferson From thence he
will 80 perhaps 10 Shreveport, pay 4
flying visit to Arkansas, Missouri, and
perhap, Tennessee, and finally ~end
his way back to the lone star State
Among our earliest recollections Of
Texas. We heard Of " Paddy Burns
He was then in the meridian of life
And odd gentleman with whom he had
temporarily stopped, spoke of him as a
footy smart man but a great talkcr
hi. tongue was gwinc. and ewine %
Yes arms, legs, aud brain have been
employed - him forfor,y years. What
life he has passed wha, scenes he has
witnessed how much Of information
has he acquired And now. when he
has reached the sere and yellow leaf
of existence, he is almos, hoy in ac-
ton and feeling
We feel kindly to ,rnmping prin'
ters They are usually men of intelli-
gence and gcncrou, impulses, and al
most invariably good printers Where
ever they 60, in their pereerinations,
they make an impression by improving
the typographical appearance of news
papers
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23

IA" The Harrison Flag has been
removed To the old stand that It occu.
pied ten years agu, in the two-s,ory
frame building West -lde Of the Public
square pur young friend, Mr. W g
Barrett, is acquittine himself very cred
i,nbly in the editorial department We
are much pleased To notice that his pa.
per sustains the president, and il tho
exponent Of correct principles As such
and for the personal esteem sc enter
tain for him, we wish the Flag a sue,
ces.iul career
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23

~ Attention is directed to the card
Of MIR Geo + Evans, with Mr. T C..
faynn, wholesale and retail clothier.
and dealer in foreign and domestic dry
goods, New Orleans Mr. Evans was
in this department throughout the war,
and made many warm friends. He i,
attentive, capable, and conscientious,
aud, from intimate Acquaintance. we feel
warranted in saying tina, all orders en-
trusted to him, will DO as faithfully at
tended to {" il the party ordering goods
we're personally present j you visi,
',s -i'~ - '''',in j. .sl' - LIN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23
nS- The New Orlcan. Crescent ,hus
.r,.ri.es Ii he and Lis Rnlletin.

Flake. Bulletin, a newspaper pub
li.hed in Galveston. ha. the following
The alabama Legislature are ep-
pro,sistinr a million Of dollars for the
relief of the poor Of the state Very
good We Ike pf,ucely charity but
thi- books Ike making pension list Tor
Confederate soldiers We don otle.t
10 relieving the wants Of anybody thar
i. deserving We do object to the art
ful dodge which i, becoming - com
mon. ~ rrwariing oonlcdcrales under
the 81. d Of charity
"Th. atteutlono OF Southern merchants
and ~outhosa peaplc generally, IS called
to the foregoing extract
From the reports Of Federal officials
it appear. that thousand OF white iaml.
lie. IN Aiabama are IN the most Inmcii'
ate and pressing want absolu'el y on
the brink Of starvation Yet the Legs
ature Of that state cannot appropriate
sum equivalent 10 the relief II the suit
fcrers. wituouta -ncering allusion from a
so-callcd Southern paper to toniedsrf
ate suliicr-
We wish j, borne in mind that tins
same par,r ha. never demonstrated
agsins; The monstrous Freedmen Bu
reau Bill which has lately received It's
quietus from the Pres dent Of the nited
States the intention Of which vas TO de.
vote $3.50 40 Ia treasure and 5000
OOJ acres II land 20 the sole use and be-
hoof Of the negroes of this country
The Bulletin Is we'll known A. a jour.
nal Of strong radical procli,itle' /,
not only advocated but strongly urged,
tho Acknowledgement Of nine tenths of
the voters Of the state, and il has per
sis,ently acted since the break up as a
di,organizer. denouncing in the most
coarse and bitter language those who
did not sanction it, peculiar and oien
.i,c views 1t. very well to call the
attention Of Southern merchants to the
course pursued by this malignant and
licentious journal a merchant tina,
.iverti-cs in i, ought not to be patron
ized
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23

h~cn li-in- with his father, about four
mile. South OF Coirccyillc, IN Up-huF
county. in this State, was arrested las,
Friday under singular circumstance.
lie ha. been engaged since the surren.
der, ne We are informed, in wagonins,
and. according to biz own aocoun, had
been on the Mexican froatier lie re
Gently made his appearance in the
neighborhoal sith wagon load Of
goods, which embraced such variety
OF articles, and he WAS selling them At
-rch low prices that It excited suspic-
ION lie had, among the collection, dry
good. aud groceries, sardlne- and oys-
tiers, large box containing cans Of con
densed milk. two barrels Of whiskey,
two bundles Of 2 inting paper, and -
kes Of printer. ink lie was selling
doube-wid,h cashmere at seventy five
cents a yard and other articles IN Ike
proportion Il seems he could give no
satisfactory account Of how he came by
these goods, alleging tina, IA. Won them
q; q card table IN Alexandra The top
Of the boxc. containing them could not
be found The only marks were on the
sides. which contained the letter. {
a Co, care Of T. X y Co, ~hresc-
rort As the conduct Of Reeves WAS
suspicious, he was taken 10 teaeeyillc
under warrant from magistrate, and
the good were placed IN house for
safe Keeping lie was bound over for
his appearance a, Court
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23

n0- The Red JACKIE, stomach Bit,
t-rs lnvigorate the system give tone to
the stomach, and enliycn the mind
Thousands have used it, and there is
but one voice, and tina, of their wonder.
ful cures They are sold by all drug
gi.,s /.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23
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AnHmr->rs, ono %sar invariably
N .dr,n.,. ~ "a 3il months, $: 70.
ApvrRr,,,so--onc square, Of eight
Inns. 81 90 ANY number Of lines less
,AAn eight, CHARGED a' SQUARE -,
Marriage and Obituary N"'ce- esn'
90 cnni;da,e-, their replies, and their
circulars, AMI all notices OF personal
character. (if admissiele,) Will be
charged A. advertisement.
Editorial notices, Of n purely business
sharas,cr. such as calling attention 70
card. published in the paper remarks
opon business houses, and the reception
VI sood., will be charged a, hfy cents
. line. No such editorial notice insert
ID for less than two dollars
,uARLv or MONTHLY Ap-EErists9
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23

~ Dan. Dopplemaye- has received,
and continues TO receive and open Dry
Goods and Groceries His assortment
is large and well selected Everybody
likes Dan he is one Of the and.bys Of
Marshall, and consequently he must do
good business See his advertisement
~ The Ds,ric, Court of this (lIar.
rison) county, convened on Monday
last, Judge J. b Williamson, presiding
Juries have been organized and bust.
usss is proceeding in due form. Tho
s,,en'anc" of lawyers from distance
10 respectable but not "a large a. usual
~ DR.. Hurley, the Te1as phrenolo.
gist, WAS IN New Orleans on the 18th.
lie wus " lecture on that evening in
tho City HLi We learn that be ha,
prepared ~ork 'or rasli~..-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23

A BIO Contract The Senate Of
Louisiana, in conjunction with Gov
Wells, accepted the bid Of Gen. DEL.
Taylo who has received lease Of the
\e. Canal, New Orleans, for fifteen
wears. for the sum Of 100000 to he
paid in sums. as follows First year,
SO. 600 second. $4,000, third, So
900 fourth, $4,000 dfth, $1,000
sixth S42 900 seventh 1900 eighth,
SO OH ninth, a. 500 tenth, $50
900, eleventh, 5000; twelfth, SO.
600, thirteenth s6j,OoO fourteeh,h
$4,000 and fifteenth and last year.
$4,000 Me.rs II u Withers and
Il W Huntington have been accepted
a. securities
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23

M We have discontinued all Agents
10 the Republican Hereafter parties
who act for us mus, do ~ on their own
personal responsibility
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23

Jon WORK executed with nrntness
and dispatch
". desire il distinctly understood
that We do q cash business, with thi-
exception. that provisions will be taken
IN PAYMENT for subscriptions, adyer'
Using, and job work
Single copies Of paper 10 cents
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23

sa,' The great object of person, who
have become debiltated, and feel fore
warned Of disease, is remedy. Many
think tina, bilousness is the cause, and
use medicine which but feeds the dis
ease To ali who feel thus we sugses,
that they try bottle Of the Red JACKIE,
bit.ers, which viii invisorate the sys-
~r sn3 rrrluos ra'f, -. health !,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23

Boz The taddo Gazette considers a
potatoc crop in the valley of Red River
as worth half a Texas prairie The
Henderson Times thinks it depends.
upon the size and character OF the
prairie that, there are some prairie- in
Texas Of such vast Dimensions that il
the whole state Of Louisiana Was set
down in the center aud converted into
a potato patch, it would not make half
enough potatoes for the Irish, German,
Italian, Chinese, and Northern immi.
grants Gushing expects to have intro
ducsd by tho frs, of the year ls6o,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23

Tng MARKrrs ON tho 10Th low
mddling cotton was quoted AT from %
TO Soc gold at from Is TO l29
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23

~ Mossrs Pitts & Thayer have al.
tered their Auction days to suit th-
Texas trade See their card on next
page
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23

1%- See the card Of Dr. T. 7 "
johnson His merits and experience
are well known.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23

The number Of Goyeramcn, pension.
ers on tho sr,' o' tho present month
~. - fNl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23

SMALL Pos There were originally
eight cases Of small por at the pest
house. near Marshall Ouc or the par
tics died the others, We are happy To
learn are in manner we'll Ia few
lay. they will all be discharged, our
community have been greatly blessed
The scourgc 50 much dreaded ha, been
IN a great measure, ayertcd
A duty now deyolye, upon our citi-
zens, which their own safety, no less
than humanity enjolns upon them not
to neglect and TINT is to provide for
the sufferers, The widow laty and her
four children. mestioned IN a previous
issue. are not only destitute Of money,
but Of clothing II will not do for
them to 90 out in the community with
the same clothes they have been wear
uug At the pest house Almost every
family can spare SOME few articles Of
clothing, and others can send them a
little money Very little from many
persons will render this poor woman
and her children comfortable. They
have been severely afflicted, and their
misfpr,uncs have not yet ended unless
orr people sct with their usual kind
ness Articles left at this office or with
MIR Curtin will be promptly forwarded.
IMPORTANT 70 OWNERS or torroS --
The leading firms ia Shreveport have
issued circular notice, to the effect
that the military authoritie, have order
ed all Cotton Treasury Agents 10 cease
their operations. No more cotton is to
be seized Persons who have had cot.
ton seized and shipped, had better, at
once, make good their claims to it.
This does not relate ~ we are informed
by Gen Bonehtun, to the excise tax on
cotton which is required to be paid in
the collection district IN which il is
produced This latter fact is an equal.
~ important one to cotton owners, who
may become involved in trouble by neg,
Letting to pay this tax.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23

DAyBoog ALMANAC Have You pro
cured a copy? Il Is filed with valuable
information An abstract Of the Jaws
of Congress, everything relative to taxa
ton, mn account Of all the battles aud
sAirmishes of the late war, popular vote
Of all the States and Territories, and
other valuable statistics For sale at
the store of K W Loughcry, at the
printing Office, and at each Of the hotels
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23

In the United States Senate on the LIST.
Mr. Wilson, from the Military Commit.
tee. reported resolution ior disbandine
the militia Of the recently rebellous
States, and to prevent their reorgani,a-
ton.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23

~ A printer is wnntcd At the Hen.
'er.-n Timer
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23

The Duches, dc Mouchy thinks the
Pachn Of Egypt an old darling lie
sent her twenty thousand dollars worth
OF diamonds as II wedding present
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23

Ry- Me-srs Ed " smith and W
7 Hamilton have bought out the
Tyler journal, and removed the Office
to Palestine, whore they will soon issue
paper with the title Of the Trinity
News
Darn ~ l. u. TnuuA. SrS The
san Augustine Express, Of the 10Th,
contains the following
We are sorry to receive the sad in.
tclligcnce of the death OF Mr. | u.
Thomas, one Of the oldestciiixcns of thi.
place Mr. Thomas was killed 10y acei.
dent on the 26th ult, in the store house
OF John Gauche in New Orleans by the
falling of a crate from the second story
OF the building
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

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The New York herald., 1866-02-13

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fnfs HrisseunF -nhout p~in A. ~ Essi nhteenh
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The New York herald., 1866-02-13

ArA KLABYRa w,RRTg WORKS ~ gAr gI0g
Thirf aFsfle u he hFst ltas~ IN
ne eity o purchase Nsne,s ~ 80 latest ds.gas.
at ven lor prioss. Cut uls ouf.
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

$3.50 sswasD .s. % nh. w as.p, rnD s.e rD 70 70
AZ slnRs Harnsrs kf~- Par noh~s four Lap
and Ten Banss, sten from TIE stable 10 hsisen
sysnns, Yeb. 4 isS
oJ n0n REwARD-wrLL nv ram ron rHg M.
Sl:UuU osssrI q es- q ss 9s,s. - ,n,sssa @ = a
on he January last an1 $50 reward " sny
.tg such nforrmsinn ss wu ead Y ne egntsu1n cf hs
rorf. af
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

rrcEErp yoR rHr "YuAro. BALL yoR SALE AT
j Co~RADH. n..sals Hal. Eishiy..isth safssa. ss~
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The New York herald., 1866-02-13

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The New York herald., 1866-02-13

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The New York herald., 1866-02-13

IMPoRTANr LECTUREs DAfi.Y-FoR oENrfgwE'
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New York Museum ~ Anatomy
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1866-05-01
Gorer,,1qent t Sale.

m .ccordance with orders from the Sec
rs.ary of War. through Chief o. Ut
ainance Military Division of the HuiI,
VIII ne sola at public auc'ion, commencing
On Tuesday. the 18th ct May'
on the premises of the .Marlon anu anu
Davis county Iron Works: sltuateo
,ho,t Is mile S from the town OF jefferson
Twas, the following Ordinance properly
..Daris County Iron Works, 1e1as,
steam Engines. Boilers, Lathes, Porta-
h,e saw mills. Cast Iron Pumps. Log Car-
r;ares. scales, Cupulo. Cranes etc.
=" Marion County Iron Works ana
| Forge. Ieras,
| Portable saw and GriSt Mills, ten Glo)
v.r;ous steam Engines. Blast TUBS, Trip
Hammers Charcoal. &c.
III. sale will commence at me M.tiiop
r,,ntv Iron Works. and will continue
, frorn iay to day until completed.
Titles to property will be guaranteed 10
: p"I Also On SATURDAY the 26th, inst, vii
he sold on the premises all oIalnahee 1st,
= |b1,;,dings at Shreveport Arsenal: La, .e''
y nnsolI from previous sale of the 3etn hat.
!! Terms-CASH. in y IS: Treasury No'es
: pavment to be made, at time OF sale -
s. ~ CIIAS.. W. LOWELL.
Major SOth U. S. c.
a Supervising Sale
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