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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02
CNUaIRVAl1vE LNI0I TICKET

70, CoVgr iOr.
GEN. >. W. THRWk MORTON,
W Collin.
l,xL'g, r. GovgH>vs,
col. q 70. ". JONES. of Easirop.
yoR ATTORNEY aENER>'.,
HON. ]. II. BANTON, Of Walker.
FOR COMPTROLLER.
Wills ..OBAKDs, Of Travis.
ron rRgASrREn.
MARTIN ROSTON, Of Washington.
CONNIE ogN. LAND OFFICE,
STEPHEN eros BY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

~ See the circular Of Capt. s.
>. Richardson. Persons having rel
at'vcs or friends who died in North.
ern prisons or at other places Eas. of
the Mississippi, and persons who
may feel disposed to contribute to
the fund raised for the purpose Of
removing their remains to Texas
can do so by calling upon or address.
ing Capt. Richardson, at his pl.ce
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

~ The obliging officers of the
steamer National will accept our
thanks for COPIES Of the New Or.
lcans Times, Crescent, and picayunc,
and tho Natchitoches semi weekly
Times Of the Both. They embrace
city dates to the evening of the 18th.
From ,hese papers We compile our
latest news.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02
ILxcr10N TICKETS.

We bog again to remind those in.
tsrested, that We arc prepared TO
print Election Tickets upon short
notice, in exccllen, style, and a, very
reasonable rates. Candidates in this
and the neighboring counties will
please bear this in mind, and listen
10 no outside suggestions, bui rs,
their tickets printed a, the Republican
odiec.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

~ Our worthy townsman Col A..
'opc received very Aat,ering iuvi.
ta,ion through the Flag to become a
candidate for Aoa,er, to reprc.en. tho
counties Of Harrison and Paaola in
the Legislature. We regret that bis
private affairs are such As to prevent
his serving the people in this capaci.
ty. His talents, information, and ex.
pcricnce would be Of great advantage
in tho public counscls At this time.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

LATE MrsIc.-Mr. Louis Grune-
valid, 1870 Canal street, New Orleans,
has very kindly sent us from his mu.
sic store, the following pieces Of
sheet music Breckinridees
March" Sassy Sam, and A" Crispi-
10 E La Conare Valse."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

~ Many Eases have recently &C.
Cured in which feeble children of
tender years have been wonderfully
benefited by course of the famous
stomnchic--Rcd jacket Bi,ters Il,
IL safe medicine for the human
family, without distinction of age or
SEE. ad.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

~ See the snowy double column
advertisement Of l.. G. DE Lislc 4
Go. They have large, well selected,
and richly varied assortment of
goods. Their house presents rare
attractions. Go and zee for your.
selves.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

~ To the aged and decrcpit, to
al who are feeble, emaeia,ed, and
broken down in health and spirits,
or suffering in any way from general
or local debility, a course Of tbs re-.
invigorating elixir-Red Jacket Bit
ters-will bring present health and
now constitutional strength in the
future. al.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

-. Maj. J. n. Coleman desires
~ 10 state that his new saw and grist
mill, situated three miles from town,
just beyoad the race track, will be in
operation On Wednesday next.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

~. Mcs-rs. q. g. Gregg 4 Co.,
continue 10 invite custom. Their
goods are much admired, for their
quality, elegance of style, and du-
rsbilitv. Have yo" coon them ?
Drop in, examine, aud purchase.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

- Don. fail To secure one Of the
Day BOOK Almanac
- A cross mark on paper denotes
that . Subscribers ,i,nc ha. expired.
We intent. hereafter, 10 do cash bn-'-
srs.. IL IL more trouble to collect
ssw.papes subscriP ions than they are
worth
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02
FRrrpNEN's BrREAr.-The Hon.

FREEDMEN BrREAr.-The Hons
ton Star Of the 18th, says:
THE Freedmen Bureau. under
its previous management has become
synonyme for tyranny and oppre,.
sion, and the citizens Of the State,
who had looked forward with anxiety
for a change, will be gra,iicd by the
publication Of the following circular
from General kiddoo, the recently
appointed Commissioner
Then follows the circular, which
sets forth, in substance, that it has
come to the knowledge oe the s.
sisiant Commissioner, that |, has hc.
come quite prevalent throughout the
State to .n,ice laborers from one en-.
ployer ,oanother, after contracts have
been entered into in good faith
Til, he condemns, and orders tina,
any employer. planter, or other per-
son, who shall tampcr with, or cnticc
laborers to leave heir employers,
before the expiration of the time
specified in the contract, shall he
fined 4 sum not to exceed $500 or
less than 500, at the discretion oi
the Sub. Assistant Commissioner,
and any freedman VIII suffers him.
self to DC thus enticed away, shall be
find in sum not less than IS nor
more than s25. II he vuluntari,lly
leaves his employer, he shall be fined
$50.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

CoSoskss.-The project for a re =.
cess is said to have been abandoned
Congress will finish the work on
hand, and then adjourn ms, die.
This will be probably abou, the Is,
Of July.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

~ Mr.. y. Sehwarts, Of the kr,n Of
schwart. 4 Kaufman, will accept our
thanks for large collection Of city 20.
pers, containing dates as late a. the eve.
ming of the Goth ul,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

~ John Steel, charged with the
murder of Col. }. =. Kirby, who for
merly resided near Hampstead, has
bse" tried and acquitted. I, was
proved that Col. Kirby had threat.
ened to kill Steel on sight.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

~ The good. Of Mcssrs. Heard
h Tvyman it is generally conceded,
for variety and richness, cannot be
ezcelled. They suit the market,
and will sell rapidly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

10 \ telegram dated Fo,,,.
Monroe, May 18th, state, thu, +.
s,ruc'ions from Washington ,s,l
Mr.. Davis to he fort during III, d,
and 10 retire TO Carroll Hslla,n;a
Mcssrs Shea and OConor. hi. ran.
eel, have been allowed access IN bi,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

BvR0LARIIs Since the break
up burrlsries have been frequent
in Marshall More than fny houses
have been entered after night,
and property of greater or less value
carried IF The various circum-
stances connected with these mid
night visi,incs, anl the character of
property stolen has created the I'M
preston, that these robhsrics were
perpc'ratci y some Of til" large
number II idle and vicious negroes,
with whic the place, ike all other
town. in the South, now abounds
On Tuesday night, however, Mr..
Reuben Knight, dwcllin, was en-
tered by ~ha, are believed to have
been professional white thieves
Making the parlor base Of operations,
they entered every room in The house,
rau-ackcd drawers, opened trunks,
and selected With dclibcra,ion what
ever they wanted They carried Of
= watch, clothes, jewelry, &c. SID,
to show that they were in no hurry,
they went - the dining safe, and
took ont food, with which they re.
called themselves. Our citizens
should be on the look out dogs
ought to &c employed to track such
scoundrels. II one or .wo of them
could be ca;lyh, aud made an exam.
pie Of The balance of these thieves
would take warning.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

~ We learn that our Baptist
friends propose to hold an election
for Pastor at the church in this place
on Sunday morning.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

PnEAcmING.-Rcv. J. II Mclean
will preach at the Methodist fhurch,
10 Marshall at loi, A. NJ, iomor-
row, (Suuday.)
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

-. The arsl nunbsr Of the Tsx.
- Republican vas issued on the 26th
IT Nsy, 1870, last Saturday vas II
year. asc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02
Speesh o! Gov. Hamilton.

II will DO recollected that Gov.
A. J. Hamilton delivered = speech at
the close OF the Lave State Ccnven-
ton, to the delegates assembled, and
which vas characterized BY the re
ports given Of its substance and Ian
cuace. ~ exceeding in bitterness,
malignity, and vi'ureration anything
tina, had previously fallen from b''
lips. This goecch was taken DOM
hv the reporter of the Convention,
Mr.. T.. II. Smith, who was requested
by GOV. Hamilton to give il, word
for word. a. delivered. lsu, some
time afterwards, and before the
speech vas published, Judge Bell.
obtained the copy, for revision, and
no more was heard Of it, for some
time. 1, has q, length made its mp
rearancs. The Austin In,elllgcnccr
Of the 2lih, publishes what purports
to he the speech in question, in
which, a. We lcara from our co'cn
poraric-, many of the coarse expires
sions have been changed, and much
Of the yiolen, language, has been
modified and sof,ened down. But
even in the shape in which II appears,
it is only less offensive and objection
able than the original, which We 'rus;
Mr.. Smith will ye, publish in justice
to his own reputation as correct re
porter. IT there is a decent respec-
table man in the State, who has even
remote idea of voting the radical
ticket. We think this address will
make him shrink from il, with dis.
gust. Even the Intclligcnccr, that
compliments everything radical from
tn, report Of the reconstruction com
mittcc Of the present Congress d. wn
to Flake editorials. has no, y single
word OF commentator of il \ 'et-
ter elcc,ionccrlng document the Con.
serva'i,es do not expect or desire
Even in the North, the latitude fpr
which il was intended. it will prov,
of little benefit either to the author
or the party i, is intended to aid in
their insane efforts to pcrsecutc q
down 'rodden people, and to destroy
the last vestl:c Of constitutional
liberty.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02


least. are in a state Of suspense, I'M
certainty. and uneasinens many are
nj loss to Determine what cour,c 10
pursue, while others. hnding pr"vis-
ions in the new Constitution '"which
they are opposed, have resolved to
reject the work Of the Convention.
Having considered tho subject ina
turly, aud believing it the interest
and duty Of the people 10 vote Tor
the amended Constitutions, vc pro-
pose briefly tn give the reasons upon
which this opinion i. based.
There is one significant fact that
cannot fail 10 arrest public attention.
The radical faction IN this State have
made it m issue in the canvass. The
violence Of their opposition to The
work of tho Convention. leads 10 the
suspicion that they have an Interior
a., :, .
only necessary to examine the
grounds cr their opposition. nnd the
object. which they have in view. In
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r E X VI = .

UCpacAsrrio~, ~ y~aS, invariably
n sAvsace, ~ N. SiI months. - ~
ApvRns,siyol-<,Nc square, 81 eight
liess, ll u. Any nanh-r 81 lines less
shsn eight. charged ~ square.
Marriage and Obituary Notices, call.
o. sandtiates, their replies, and their
s;seaAss. snh al notices Of personal
shas.rtor, (f alwissihlc,) viii be
ehssxsA ~ aAvrssise1ent.
Ea;ss;s; n<sisss, ii purify business
chas.esss. sueh - calling sstru,i"r 70
cards nut &sAed n the paper, remarks
urnn bu.inesa hoss~s, and the reception
II goods, ~ilI 10 charged at hily cents
= line No snch editorial notice insert
cd fos les. than two dellar.
.J,n Worx executed with nen'nes-
anil dispatch.
We desire 1t distinctly understood
the, re do a cash hn.iue.-. with th'-
exception, that provision. will be taken
I. payment for subscriptions, nd,cF-
tisin., and job work
siaslc cori-. Of PAPER u cents
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02
MARSHALL, TsS,s, May III. ISs
E,',tors F,oy oml RepsLi,co..

herewith furnish w. a liz, ,fr.
Tolerate soldiers If TIE 1th nnJ i.s
TEXAS rc,iinrut-. and Of Ca,s R,,h. !.
,nn company, who died q, Canr A..
lu-, CHICAGO. Illinois. Their rave, !.
all numbered in way Il u, thcirlr,,,
Ia, obtain their remains /. they ~,
to do so Person. wi.h,w, any ,ot.
nation with rrsnrl to them, nny :
tain it by addressing Mr. h :. Iasu.
Undertaken, i.ox ?li, ,'hra.o, m
soin- lhcrc, the, viii lind hna a,
ice NJ ioh, S.uth 'sara .;,n~t
w"uhl STATE thai persons vino i,-,r
rch,uNr III. remain. ~ their frnp.i.
better do 81 rs early ~ they can. a.
hradh,aids are beginning 10 decay 4.
are liable Ia be- broken i.Mn
T. l. VI JOHNSON
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

~ a Railroad Convention will
be held in Kusk, Cherokee county
on the second Tuesday in July. We
have received an invitation 10 be
present, and shall cndca vor to attend
~ Hen. John Sayles declines he.
coming candidate for supreme
Judge, and urges the people to sup.
port the Conservative ticket, and
thus render certain the defeat of the
radicals.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

~ The obliging officers Of the
steamer Mittic Stevens will accept
our thanks for late city papers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

~ II viii be seen that gold is
now quoted at las. This arises from
the heavy shipments of specie to
Europe growing out of the unsettled
state Of affairs abroad. For the
week ending on the 18th Of MAY,
ss,'Ga,295 were shipped from New
York.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

- The tri.wcckly Houston Tel
sgrsph contains lG pages or 96 col.
umns Of mstter,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

PrTTISG oS AIRS Recently, n
large numhcr If persons crowded the
lcvce IN New Orleans TO witness the
burning Of two steamboats,. The
Picayunc nhjec'- TO such an exhibit
tioa of vulgar curiosity on the part
of citizens, and says that really
it looks ,ou nuch like country vii
lase for every body and his wife to be
running to FIRE
Onr co'cmpornrys dignity reminds
us Of Chesterfield who advised his
son to walk the streets lci~urcly rs
otherwise he nigni he taken for r
mechanic or n man of business.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

THg PnoCLAMATieS.- Tho War
Department; has issued an order with
reference 10 the Presidents Peace
Proclamation. |, says
Whereas some military comman
dcrs are embarrassed by doubt as to
the operation of the proclamation of
the President, dated the "A day Of
April, 1866, upon trials by courts
martial and military dcfenccs, to re.
move such doubts,
II is ordered by the President
That hereafter. whenever offences
are committed by civilians, they are
10 be tried where civil tribunals are in
existence to try them. Their eases
are no. authorized 10 be, and will
not be brought before military
courts martial or commissions, but
will he committed to the proper civil
authorities.
The order does not apply 10 camp
followers, suffers or contractors.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

~ The Flag contains an eh'e'-
lent article relative to Marshall, ID
which reference is made to the ne"
building. erected OF 10 course OF con
struc,ion, Il. fact tina, the raiiroad
will he completed to Shreveport With
in the ensuing two months, the ex-
ccll.nt school. in operation, the hne
church cdiicc., and the advantages
of the place rs one OF residence
No one will conirovcrt Ae fact that
Marshall IS ono oi the prcttiest towns
in the South. that its society !, most
agreeable, the various professions
filled by gentlemen of rbility, and
that its pulpit orators are only equal
led in the most favored Of the large
cities. There is one matter 10 which
our contemporary 'oe- not nlludc, aud
which, from a partial diagnosis of his
character, We never supposed nc
would have passed over in silence
We refer % the ladies'. Perhaps he
wa afraid to trust himself upon {
theme in which his feelings wonld IL
likely 10 be So much enlisted. Few
place. can boast Of such a number
Of charming and beautiful womcr
and girls. II IL The creates. a',sac
ton of the place he theme of adj
mira,ion and remark rmong s'ran
gers, and has give, Marshall mer'
character abroad thar all 81 its 9th
er attractions, with the Pacific Rail
road thrown in.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02

ny J } Jarvis, Esq the acting
District Attorney of Ibis District,
publishes card in the Flag. in
which he announces that he vii rot
bc candidate for that ar any otho'
office at the ensuing election. lie
concludes rs follows
| shall continue to liSchargr the
duties of my office with what ability
! have anti ~ successor il elected
and qualified aud will attend prompt.
ly the courts in every county in the
District luring my continuance in
office. ! shall oppose 'sallcolism in
the state or out IF {, and give my
hearty supper, to the President in
hi, reconstruction policy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-02
LATE NEWS

n, t.ke the following summary
A., x. Ox,,,,. rim.s of thr
49,
-o'" =, +,
The Hudson River freight r.'''"'"
depot NJ New YORK wAs bnf"eu ycs'
,crday. Loss s2o",oVo
The Ohio Democratic 'oh'e""""
Yesterday Endorsed the fres'aen.' anu
made nominations Tor Sia'e o"cc'''
The Connecticut senate has PasSs' a
resolution favoring tue in'"'e"''''
admission OF Tennessee =. :,
Gold rose I" IA III We" '"'N
Yesterday, but Tell I" Nv
Senator Dwight 81 We" "c's'!'
ha> been stricken with paralysis,
The hous, hs- passed tue mn 'N
Guiding Confederate soldiers IRON
Wcs, Point
\ large amount OF o-2"s' Tor SAFE
in Europe, was bought yesterday.
We have Northern aud "e''e'"
dates by express To- the Zi't' ihe'"
ding further particulars OF the anah
ciaI pane w ''o,'o.' Nv" ,.".'
BILE aad''''''" '''e'S"' ''' Nv
aud other news =.
According :" ~" - WV al.
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ILLINOIS COLLEGES.


he Hext lecture Is cIveo to-day,
, 1866-10-30

Inquest on the BODY OF Mrs. Linn
Death from Cholera DR..
Clark Exonernted.

Coroner Wagner held an Inquest yesterday at.
tc.noon on the body Of Nts, Kucll W. Linn,
whose death at the rceidenec OF Dr.. F. D. Clarke,
No. IT. Clark street, was noticed yesterday as
being reported to hayc occurred under suspicious
circumstances, some or the netghbo1s claiming
that Il Was the result Of maltreatment or self
destruction. Tic result of the inquest showed
agge1ated By those who gave thc information 10
the authorities, and tha. The woman died OF ty-
pho!d fever following upon cholera; completely
tluct. Or. Orrin Smith, No. il Sonth Clark
strcct, testified that he attended the deceased and
i satisfied that she died In the typhoida stage Of
Dr.. Clarke testified that Mrs. Linn had been
keeping honse iot lin that on Saturday he went
to. Wankcgan aud did not return till Tuesday
day he left and that Or. Smith was attending her.
l1e went in to ece her once, and then lcit her ia
DR.. Smiths care. and did not scc her until he
able 10 procure q woman to do It lie stated that
he knew her to he fn good care, and was too much
occupied in hts business to yistt to her.
Boene, tcsed that,hes bsd made es po,t 81 p.ore t1 m
examination Of the body. and th,t they tonnd no
evidence Of poison ana no unusual symptoms,
the rcal.lL offever or cholera. '1~
William g. Hathaway testified that he keeps a
classical school ~ the same building In which the
Of the s!ek woman a. long as she was able. being
n poo. health. and thai. he and his family had
then aided in attending her md had cndeavorcd
10 do TO- and that during the last Of her s1cIucss
The woman was moet Of the tiunc entirely alone,
That be reported the case 10 tho authorities in
order That some one might be sent to take care oi
lcr, as the family. were unable to do 1t. The
point which his esioence tended to was that Dr,
Clarke had rot paid That attention to the sicG
wonan's comfort which he ought to have done.
typhoidaI stage Of chrlera.