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neten in 9, 4 uub s Sapreit. Die DISQUALIFICATION alleia
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li@t, eGb bic Stall g9cab ben @Iat paKirt.
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WetanntltA trat Die beriibmte 8ateman' I@e
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'RENeH & AMERICAN CONFEC.
TIONARY.

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SteGe ftnbei, nOenn fe naffrdet in Der s8etnbonbIung
SO SO 2~lbeu,arfe Str. rnibofr =
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Cine %setUanbte GerfSuferin fIr cine feline epubttcrei.
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SeAttdSer SGmen0erein sur 1lnfcr~
1fllRMnQ Der 2IrYrem- -

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-08-04
CT IL LAW IN SOUTH CAROLINA

The special correspondent oFthe llous
ton Telegraph contains an intcrrcatin-
letter from Charleston, from which We
take the following extract
- Our citizous have been Hnttgring
themselves that they were partially in
tho enjoymen, Of Civil Law, and that it
would be soon entirely established the
recent order omanatinG from heneral
Siesles. whereby the persons now under
trial hY the military would be turned
over to tho Civil Courts. tended greatly
to produce this erroneous Impression
but when in the due course %. etcnts,
our Courts came TO carry thi- idea into
effect They have found out their mis-
take. the issue has NOW been fairly
made between tho two powers dc ia-
RE- and dc facio Il seems that in
the month OF October last, three Federal
.oldiers were murdered in the interior
IL this State, ia most brutal manner
three gentlemen, namely Mossrs stow
ers, Keys and Byrem, the hrst an cy-
kena,or OF Georgia, and al men of high
social position, were arrested on the
charge Of the murder Of the soldiers.
tried, convicted by court martial, and
sentenced on January n succeeding, to
lie hung seven DAYS after The eircuu
stances oithe case were represented to
the President, and he ordered all pro.
.cedings suspended until he could in
sessigate the matter; the prisoners have
since been confined ia Castle PmcgncY
and few days ago an effort was made
for their release under the hahcns cor
pus act 4 writ was served ly Judge
Bryan, Of this District Court, upon Con
S,ekles, commanding h44n to produce
sbe men, and turn them over 10 the r
fisticii0n Of she curt lie declined 10
obey tho writ, alleging as has reason,
that he held the prisoners by the author
~ Of the President OF ihe nitcd States.
aud was not authorized 10 deliver them
10 the Court Judge BRYAN then issued
n wri, OF attachment against him which
he, in turn, declined 10 notice having
received ORDER from Secretary stanton
70 that effect There the matter .tnnd
for the proseut lat it is believed thar
rreSiaeat johnson viii yet order Gen
sickies to obey tho writ aud produce
the prisaners 70 the Court
Another case similar 70 the above
hns also occurred with like result A
writ of haboas corpus was served upon
Lieut. Manning commanding thr iail
ordering him 90 deliver II 'asicl 70 the
Court, which he declined uheyiu- r. he
held the prisoner hy the name AID an
th.r,tv "a ia Tho ehove iustuuao uu.iea
tho Proclamation OF President lincoln
dated September, 1868 suspcndine civil
Iav throughout the South
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-08-04
Eow Jewish Synagogue in Berlin
So!omon's Temple CGashone.

The jewish Synagogue just comrl
,ed At llerlin, but not vet consegraicd
"a one OF the most gorgeous buildings IN
Europe The entire cost of the struct
ure ]. estimated alta million Of thslers
sl1oyO0 in gold 10 give description
of the binding Is utterly beyond nay
tower II !. surmoun'ea by huge
dome Of the Oriental type, which can
be seen from every housciop IN Der ia
II Is mt less conspicuous for is East
ern form, than Tor the heavy gliding
which cnycrs il in every part Besides
,hcsa.is also minor dome also richly
gilded The interior j. broken up into
the great central hail Of worship uatnr
from hundred feet in length aud pro
,i'lud with 3U00 chairs Coz the Worship
ers. These arc oak and rirhl, cnf,cd
the number of scnts on the gruund Door
and devoted to the men, i precisely
equal to the numbers ia the two ga!icr
lee devoted exclusively Ia the use Of the
women Tho finish Of the interior Is of
the most elaborate Kind and set there
i. not o word or symbol in the building
except lhe imitation ct he command
iuents behind tho pHlpit
The ground color Of the wall T.
brown blt II Is proiuscly studded with
stars, and very delicate traccry. done W
gold that the eve IS dasticd with tho
splendor The whole Is lighted with
two Thousand burners and thg cost Of
the gas burned each hoar about if,y
dollars The rooms for committee and
for small meetings are "a splendid IN
their way as the main hall The geuer
al arrangement Of pulpit, reading ,csks
pcws and galleries, Is not unlike that ol
y Christian church aud yet there Is a
certain indeiinable something which
seems different, All was more or less
Oriental in It's general effect The or
gan is in the lower gallery, not opposite
,at pulpit, hu, i It the came end WIN
It; Il i a hrstclass instrument but y u
entirely concealed from view hy aert -
Tho price q single sitting in the
church Is five dollars ut the present rat,
OF American paper u would require .
not inconsiderablc fortune to buy a pew
f,s an American family
In size and splcHlor, this new Jewlsl
synagogue unqaeslionahly eelipsos th'
Temple Of solomon. In its erection th'
best materials have BEEN used aud th'
highest skill employed in every depart
meal The mere experimental and pre-
liminary attempts IN painting the itie
!. ricr cos, more than $1,000 The jew
Of Berlin are proud Of It, of course, TO
there is no place Of worship inthc Prus
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-08-04

REORGANIZATION.
UiiE Beealag l. eur iu This iu.iitu
I ton will commence lAe dt OF Oslo.
bcr. aud eau'.n1e ur & thc iifg u NAuh
FACr irY
JOSEPH y MCDOWELL ~ u
Pro .,ur ol Surgery
JOHN s. MOONE NJ. y, r,af 90
Theory np3 p.uc,'cc a Medicine
JOSEPH y MCDOWELL N. L.
Prot ofGeacral Descriptive, md Sgrcr
,p' Auaio g.
W VI MrplitETERS. VI D. ptol
Of Mairda Medi q ard therapeutic.
J Il WATERS. NJ y, r.or o.
Physiology, re'hol gy anil Clu.l
Medicine
CHARLES O CCpTHAN. " u.
P,of Of Chomstry and Pharmacy
g Z sHUMAND. NJ u, Prot of
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women aHd
Children
JAMES C. NlDfLEr NJ, D., b.,
m0nr',.,'0 Of Anatomy.
fc,s Tor 10, ltJf1r 'ta.l Professor
sal 3l0i N4,gIse.afioa iee So. To-
m0usira'o,'s Ticket s,0. 5wl.alior
&c. So.
JOSEPH n. McDONElIaM y prln.
on 20 81, Norh ttt5 street.
And al She leRr, coo, OF tghih aad tmiil'
Jaly y ls66. A9tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-08-04

4 LOT of pry Good and Groceries
\ Boot, Shoe. and Hats amounting
ioahout ~ 300 worth They will besoid
for cash or cotton or TRADED for good
property \ suitable oaiht fra small
country store, and nre already ho2ei
and ready for delivery They wer'
bough; low and VIII ho
SOLD AT COST.
For further particulars enquire a, tn,
Office Of the Texas Republican
NAEutIi. June u l~nt a. Ii
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,',;,n = h;s,o,y "a II. V,ilev cam
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ann wi, u'h,eb can he 6rI 100 time.
-
The congregational '"nfrh az -tA''
-, 90 ~. s,,
\ newborn child wa Bound ga thf
streets OF rnwivflsfii'e' ihl'"nAi rev
Two Ncw } 'rk chaps rr'N'' q e.,
'hc Ni'unie ih' pre'er' season 'H Q 'n'
rugged 'c''e' '"'h' '-''' '''' '''-
\ - Paul paper advance. 81. an Pc
gument inr bulldihE % niiroah, thHi M
MISSISSIPPI river L. ar ing NJ year %
ychr
niied states District Judge t'rake
oi tab. refuses 20 issue naturalization
papers to those who practice v'iY
1smy
The tirst Napoleon u-"'l t. say tha
u was only necessary 90 g"i 'in li''iir'
ed Tor tWcnlj .9ur h"0fs 'or tt go hsr"'u'
history
p.tortb III. ps5ni4 800 pe,..is an rs.
world, IuUo00Fo weur COTTON oNclu
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Gigantic oinnibus', 90 nc" mod
have been constructed IN fHr~ mes
aye +" eou'rfr' uiAs upwards OF h''.
persons can De- seated on 81 e root
IA II t-. - .. a.
freedmen ia Camden coun'y Ga rh,
civil auihoiles arrested the murderer
but they were successfully resisted by
ne gro mob
Hon W : MAYNARD 81 Ann krbot
~ Valued nj siOosn t,'lr.i bim.,lf ,,it,
morphine la-t Monday night The mil
urc OF a firm ia which he was involved
rreyci upon hi~ sr'rlts
\ company in Sheffield offers 5000 to
wng,'g W. WI. i'na a',',' , ,, ,Ir ',ofs
- t ~" ,,'','', y III ,'''' '',v =
every year h. furnish Billiard niic.
alone llorc !. a field Tor .anc tmeri
ca" genus
AZ Savannah ca the loh. 9 nan was
ioun!d dead on the le'er with one nun
ufen H"a zen ''a's u, % o.. h''l us
otherwise frisbnully INITIATED The
case Is involved ID mael, mystery Tho
''dl l. n'' }e' ''''''uea
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rsa in Tho .racg oftucnty four hour.
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nine, two othcrs shot thoms ol'cs and
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-08-04

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D. N gTuu4 IFE GRAND.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-26
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
The Spanish. ChiIian War.

New York, March 2l.-The only addi-
.ional news of Importance Cleaned from
South American correspondence regarding
the Spanish Chilian war is, hat Commo-
dOre NUM-, Immediately upon his arrival at
Valparaiso, determined to send the IRON
clad frigate Numoncia to the scene OF action
off the Anceed, with orders to ruin the
batteries and destroy the allied feet at all
hazards. The Spanish version of the affair,
however, Is published. 1t alleges that the
allied squadron showed no disposition to
fight. While the Blanca was making a
reconnaissance she was suddenly opened
upon by the battery, which did some dam
age to her rigging. She opened fire on the
allied fleet, and the Villa de Madrid stood
into her assistance. AS soon as the latter
ship came within range she opened fire, EN-
gaging both fleet and batteries at the same
time. The action was continued incessant-
ly for two hours, the two Spanish ships ex-
pending about seven shot aud shell, when
their commanding officer, finding it impos-
sible to silence the shore battery,
and not caring to venture his heavy ships
into narrow and dangerous channel way,
he hauled off out of range, after his vessels
had been struck seventeen times in their
hulls. The Blanca received one shot below
the water line, which was Immediately
plugged. They report no casualties.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-26
Gold in Richlnnd Comfy.

We find the following in an exchange
credited to the SanduSky Register. How
much credit is due to the statements we
cannot say:
The belief is gaining ground among
scientific and uneXcited men that gold will
be found in paying quantities at the Belle
vile mines, in Richland county, this State.
One hundred acres of the Thompson farm
have been purchased by mining company,
and work will be commenced at once. Mr..
Jackson, a citizen of Newark, and Cali
tornia gold miner of long gexperience, is one
of the above company, and has satisfied
himself by thorough prospecting, that these
lands are of great value. Out of a few pans
of surface soil Mr.. Jackson has secured
about twelve dollars IN gold particles, near
ly in pure state. Bellevile is a thriving
town of several hundred inhabitants, sit
uated in Richland county, fourteen miles
south of Mansfield, on the Sandusky,
Mansfield and Newark railroad.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-26
Now YORK Markgt-mar. "a.

C0TTONTDull, heavy and nominal, aud ID Ion
erl 4Oc for ml1diihg ~ ""
.FkOUR-Du!l heavy and 10 lsc lover, a ,le, a
" OVa1 90 for extra Sthte; es lOGs IS for com
mon 70 good shipping brsnds extra round hoop Ohio
ana SS oc9ll' 90 for traiU brands, market closinl
WHISKY. lin moderate REQUEST AZ a. asano q n
WeestteTn, inside price for refined.
,,MHEAT-Dull aud 1926 lower. Winter red
Michigan at 81 IS; No. Milwaukee AZ Si %, an ~
treme price. y = - -
oo RYE1tower and very dull. Prime State held Il
zoe. with buyers at 100.
mon. " '
C0RN--Dull and lc lower, at 60 a79 for unsouud
and delivered Wv" ~ SUI
,tUATS-A shale frmer, at 351I7, for uusound
western and 81 953c for sound do.
FETkOLEU M-Dull; 24925c for crude and 58N
5Sc for refined In bond.
PORk--Steady. Sales at SOS OPS 25 for new
mess, closing at $25 20 regular s23 5O323 Is for Old
90. and t7l l59e2 90 Tor prime; also, $500 bril-
new mess, for April and May, sellers option, at s9I
BEEF-steady at slS92O for new plain mess and
VIZ 50g24 90 Tor new extra mes.
BEEF HA ,lS-Heavy at S36R37
CIT MEATS-U nchanged.
BACON-Heayy Bnd lower at 159BI5Ke for Cum-
berland cut; l69l8Sc for short ribbed =
LAkD-Dull, heavy and lower Sales $50 kaRa AZ
l6tglge, the latter an extreme. = ~
BSTTER-Quiet at25945c for Ohio, and lO9Ooo
CHEESE-Quiet at Ie92ec.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-26
FROM CANADA.
The Excitement subsidInY

New York, March 24.-The Herald's
special from Toronto last evening says
The excitement has quieted down here,
though no relaxation is apparent in the
preparations for defense. There was almost
a panic In Montreal last night over report
that $4,000 Fenians were moving on Isle
Aux Noix.
A volunteer from Brockville has been
sent to Montreal for admitting himself
Fenian.
According to Michael Murphy, the sup
posed Fenian Head Center, $S500O of Fe-
Man bonds have been taken up in Canada.
Though week has now passed since the
alarm was sounded, and nothing has trans
pired since to frighten them, the citizens of
Ottawa are still SO nervous that night pa
trolls and countersigns are still in force
The left wing of the Canadian army on the
st. Lawrence border still exhibits great ac-
tivity, and fresh troops are constantly ar
irving.
The military authorities threaten that if
the Fenians attempt to cross at Ogdens-
burg, they will fire on that city with the
guns of Fort Wellington at Prescott, oppo-
site.
Nearly million feet of contract timber
are awaiting shipment from Ottawa for the
States