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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-10-06
TIN. MARK FITS.


NV OalgANs. Oct 3 Cotton nd
ynnecd Low middline 80, 1oc sales
1000. receipts for four iey. 1,cso bales.
WV yons. he, , told 1881 .o'-
ton dull and dru pug Upland We
Orleans iic sales 100 bales. III.
,lry go,sl- market excited and active to
day. with considerable advance in heavy
ropls e. Harrison Flag
The following we copy from the
shreveport, South Western OF the 3rd
The cotton market for the past week
ha. been unusually dull hut very few
bales have changed hnnd-, all OF the
new crup. at prices ranging from ~ to
IL cents in specie ios low midlling
Gold 1850 -- silver laoT r. NcS'-
eau dollars shade under gold. Our
bankers are selling sight checks on Ne"
Orleans a, ! and ~ New York Mt per
cent premium
business on the landing has been
rather duh during .tb" pat week the
arrivals md departures beng lew
The river rccrdcd eighteen inches Ia.
ring the week
CorruN The following statistical IN
formation will be of constant use to
plnntcr- factors add buyers
rut. Hupp
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TRADE. tiR(t Lac.


" the lr"pi' "l MARSHALL and ''
l rounding '"unit! ~ take "ceash.
'n a"ir''' "'lr'''l'"' ~ "t'ier Z" ipon
ihr careful Inspection Of our .i,rA Vi
-o'ai' r'''uLIN '"'u-h' ri The tas''''
N"rt'i- "nl brought {" Marshall i' Nf
Er,~nhnm
NrN'i' ir-l mol l"r'in - rfmni 1.a
TINT "i5 uw '"t' i""u h"rti"''rF. col
VIII r'"T i"' A" Go" 'utnrr t'.u sust
i"' rirFl"'.l' lr"H' "hth l"u De"
been '''in,"'i''7i SEQ ir', i.i"rr "'f ad'a
her" - l. fr"r We had h"'"r, "u- ?.
'uru WIN oar 'nnh"n"' 't-k h' o'fs'
in"'' q" satisfy YOUR drnuni' ir' 81
thr s'"e'' You rri'lr"l - Toe rnlsr
,''nt"i"'l'" i"f " r"'lnA 'i"rr''"n'e N''
''hl"' IT. 'ui VIZ have r"'Hinrr.i
.'.-i'ri'- ihr'"u 100 our NaA au. ar
d'',fhi'''i Q" outer "n lir hrid % ''f.
'"''li"" Nln'"icr' ldihli.h''i an1 ias.
h".i> utt"l''i We ha'r already reiu'e
a' tlic rui 10 b. N'H aware 500 'ha
therefore, ~ 'h' lH'ur'. irra' Dol. N.
With contempt ""'' should they
tn"r :" it1 3" hf''s ~ d"Nu H' it-
"tn H' the' WI inH 'ha' ii.N POI.
thrir heads against a ~t"nrWaN ani
-nrel, hg served 'n the Same .',l' 40
shattered a. TO- army That run a,aar
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TEi.E,.RApIIiC NEWS.

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Proclamation by the Governor.


nri, known that |, J,uIs W InEocK.
Il uosros. Governor OF the state "'
re,a- do Nv virtue of tho authority IN
m. vested. hereby order and direct 'h''
an election be held III the several so"h.
re. in the state. on the fifteenth day o'
O,tober next. Tor Representative. to me
Con,res. Of tho United -'hfes Tor the
following terms
Is, For the uncspirsd term Of the
Thirty ninth Congress, expiring on tue
,hird dav Of March, 1907
md For the full term Of the forh'h
Congress the same being for two years
from aud after the fourth day ci March
| 1867
There shall be one Representative Tor
each of said terms elected from the mrs,
Congressional District, composed OF thr
following counties Chambers, Jefferson
Orange. Hardin Liberty, Polk, Tyler,
.In.per. Newton. Sabine. san Augustine,
ANGELINA. Trinity. Houston, Anderson.
henderson Cherokee, Nacogdoehcs,
-helly Panula. Rusk Smith Van
Iandt. Wuud. p>hur and Harrison.
There shall be- one keprosen'atite i"r
each Of said terms elected from the see
and Congressional District composed vt
ia. fnllnp iut counties DAVIS, bowie,
rim. Rel River, Hopkins Lamar
fnnuin. Hunt, Collin, t'rut son, ',"k'
Denton. Wise, Montague. Jack. ,lny
Nouu. Pnln Pinto. krrher, Wichita.
Wilhprscr Bnylur. Tlrprkm1rton, Bur'
bouAu Ea.tlund. Shncklefurd Callahan
Ta,ior Jones, Haskell Knox. lari"'
man Tnrrnt Parker johnson. Ellis,
Dalln.. Marion. and kaufman
There shall be M Representative for
each Of said terms elected from the ihir'l
tonerr,- ional District composed oi The
following cnuutic, Nasarru. I'M
Bu.que. Erath. toinanehr Hamilton
~an saba. l.nmpa~a-. 'oryrf Mel."n'
maj, limestone trre-tonc. Leon. Rob
cr,.on Fall. licil Burnett l.lano t'illr-
pic. Bianro. lla,., Travis. Williamson.
Milan burlc,ou Bm1o- Madison l'hs
iron. Kerr. Mason, toual, Kendall.
Crime. Walker. Washington, liandera.
Edwards. kimmll " uarl Com Ia"
MrCnlloeh. brown. Coleman and Run
urls
There snail be- uno Heprc-rntati'e Fer
Zach 81 said term. lretcl from TIE
fourth Congressional District, cuml'o.r'l
of the following caunii,s Harris, tai.
weston ura1priu N.asurlh Wharton,
Font Bend Austin colorado, layaca
.I,,k.on. Victoria. Calhoun. Caldwell,
G.nznlrs. Gnudaluro DE Wit, HrAar.
kprnc. Guiind. be- l,c.u-ip ~Jn Fat
81 g.. ft.,........5 Nu...- ltiinlrn starr
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U S. Internal Revenue No,lcs

A.,lsspH' ufrirE, I : lvrrK>,v RAJ
ith District Trrr
NOTICE j.. hereby given in ac-,r
y dance with the provision. II -.
ton - OF the Act Of JUNE - 10, a,
amended March 3 lStj that / win IL
~ Marshall from the lpth 10 the lit
81 October lnrln,r",1 20 hear and o.
tcrmi.c appeal. relative to any prrp
Du. assessment or enumeration hr III.
Assistant Assessor, returned iu the M.
nuul li,'
No appeal. viii allouei g. an,
Inrts after be- ,hal. Sc been dulr :,
.c-.ed and the annual ll,t containing Ii,
assessment ha- been transmitted to to.
Collector q the District All npl-.a.,
must hr made ia writing nul .iecif
the particular cause matter or thin.
respecting which a decision T.. requested
,nd state the ground Or principle pf ip
equality complained oi
HORACE CLIFTON tss.uor
Dated Marshall Sept. -. ls6r f4H
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22nd says
We understand that General Sberi.
day has forwarded report OF the stu
alton ~ Louisiana and TeSas showing
that the society of those states j. IN a
condition oi anarchy.
Are these lies fabricated hy sheridan
and published Wy such papers rs the
Tribune from q constitutional weakness.
from force Of habit, Or with mnliciou.
intention To- mi.rrrrescn' and wrong the
south In either event they ARE Ia
bee pitird There never was tim"
when the people were NJ uhcdicni iu
law and order. aud u, -olici,ou, for the
preservation Of the Constitution and
prrrotuatinn Ut the mon. "a tie: are
today.
E,lsutGs ~r,o~p LErrgp We can
nasc room onl, Tor the following cN
tracts
So that live atn distance may think
that the social reconstruction involved
in the cmuuc iputicn If four million
slaves !. ~ simple aud easy ms It - To
n',''n,'' ""' W ~, !" - ,,.,nnnJ,n.tc.
's,'' ~ w 81 LAT, r,, lac
'" "", , 'ai ~ /. r,,,rn,le ISSUE j.
."' .,rr, aiynn,nse tn..ilIc The
- III. =. no so,,tl /. ien in
"A H.. -. il viii l.c t,r the ne.
r. IL 49,. a., IN, reason ii
~" M ,.,.,l,,;,n wore no, our Eel
- ,f,,.,t...J 1T, all kindn,- !,
- ,,.,,.rJ &C. ti,,,, and all rriJe for
a.. l.ninr a. In nor, reprr.cntcd hv
,,i,a., .,,,.. AMI confined nur attcn.
.,'.,..,,.I, =, ia. pr.r,. the ease
~, ~, ~ -, te,nuJ m, ,,,,,,r al,
-, G.. a., ,.,rlv re.,,urtion of
s.I .ai,,,.',. Win m ,h, Sta,e. n
~ J;....,.,,,i ,i,,. r..r,, tb,n all
~ ,,,a n.,,,r,I Law. Luy, h,rn .tnd
,nJ in ,aiu
i''rmins me 'pe'''N ''''''''.,'','' ~ ~ w.
'',"'' '''i., ~ ;a,ir.,,iy IL. L,., nolirv
G.r ia, freedmen II. peculiarly necdiul
t. the safety Of oar government. which
Tor the sake "l accomplishing -""i ''''
ineauuous men are W lang ~ r.
'cr'in. favored ''''i "" ''''' '''''' ".
election to ,'hsf''' -. n'l'',''',",, "''
VIII seek the carry a.'n''s-''" ~ Wv
cn-ani ~tatc' Having nrs'i u ''t Wv
past year ! was more. th'n f'"'i Us
urge It a.ain upon the N"fi'u. 'nh''"
tons Witch rrrr"i'1 the nominate" 90
rrprr.cn'ntitc' :" 'n4r'"" M M III
ihi- spirit and for thi. rhd ! dr'N "p
my Cleveland letter deem ~ N''"'
sound am not sorry tha' ! "r"',
regret the misaplirhru'l"h Nin'h u
has caused AMI Vet NOR. any sorrow
which % may lr'' nee ,'r--' ntl"'''''
upon dear friends y l'"e h"th ul'h
NY 60, r.r ! -"N NJ deviation IRON mat
straight Iiur which ! hayr male WIN,
cut Wayorius i"r NOW thiriN years 81
public life. IN favor Justice lh"r', ana
the elevation al the poor AMI ignorant
eer The following prayer ~n' r''rnt'
IS filtered Tor EN.ir"-idcn' DAVIS hS
Rev ~ Erraddu. ~ the N'h'rmHri"
Nai Gapiist association
IN. ,L., t;,.i II Nathan, th,.,, tod
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FALL AND STAPLE
MN $685.,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
READY MADE CLOTHING
GROCERIES
liARDW ARE
Cutlery

- ~ e.
la. bcn compelled to el.a-e aoeih.,
store loom. n which TO exhibit HI. ma,
nfcicni, new AID beautiful assortment Il
Goods
~. pry Good e.tublshmcn, !. in IA.
house VOL known as The Queen a
Texas. where tau be found eyerytab,r
u.usily wanted by gentlemen. ladic.. q
children, at wholesale or retail. .ni =,
prices asioui.bingly low.
lis Gtocory l. still a. 'hr IN STAN
Et., sid 81 the ~qpars. and his .,ee.
irrsh. ami cheap, challenges investigated
and defe, competition. Sold a, Nh,l,sA~
aud retail
he wishes il distinctly ru,lr.jocl ,hp
ba'h branch. Of he c.iahli.hmeu, Ill
always he ahnu'hnily supplied, with liz
very beat. and that be l. dcic'minstl =,
To- bc 9ad,f>ull by any one VI. Ra~s
ham i Go. not excepted
Nrw got~;s good goods - rbr.,
good. 80 eco aud sc'
oct G. GO OF
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Musical >oiree aud Supp~i.

1 CONCERT and supper will -
y given NJ the Masonic Institute or
Tuesday Escuju- 'ih int tor H. trt
cGtal thc Baptist SUNDAY School
The friends of the ~,'huol will .pary
o." pains to- make the entertainments
agreeable ami a general Attendance j.
solicited
admission so" half price or stu
j,ut. lul children
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:. T.. Il. Il. Lirs FOR sALE

rs th, .td TUESDAY at October ~.
" 10 -ah ~ the rcmainiu lot. D.
},ugjn. 70. CO., : T. II r Go knasH o.
thr /, q addition to the city If Vs.
shall w'll le hrd uu the rromi.e,
. o'clock J. "
l5rm, mado know ~ On the DAY u sas
\ Z SMITH ~.cr
uct r. G1 nn-h
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-10-06

Iul Ears Our Louisiana exchanges
come Tao u- filled with The ,lplcful tidiug.
or ruined crops aud blasted hope.
From nearl, ever, southern state the
story Is the same long wet .pcll- in the
,rriue continued droush, ia tho sum.
NOR and the boil worm in the f.ll
The com crup of the south J., short and
She ,icll of cotton will br ll.ll' and the
staple high Husband your cereal. aui
hold pn To- Your cotton Economic
labor wait and pray ami all will vet
hr we'll
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Barber Shop Removed.

FRANKS bags leave To- inform
y. his nld friend, and patrons aud
the public generally tina, he has re-.
mo,cd his BARBER shop from the room
hc ha, so hong o'cupicd in the Capitol
Hotel tn th. rnum next Door tn lnlrc
uchillrce law office East nf the Lane
\ fay iuf building opposite tht ,upital
Hotel WHORE hc will be- pleased t. sen
those who desire any work done la hi,
line from his hong residence in this
place aud the manner in which he has
conducted his business he confidently
experts the continuance Of liberal
paironeg" toct d. 6n alt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-10-06

Admonish Your friend in secret
commend him il public. Go q. YOU
would be- met at ~ You would lc
funnl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-10-06

,-B Col VI y X rVtor d Mari.
On count! has withdrawn from tn" can
,nss for Congress IN th" Second lii'
pict Thi. lcft Col u II. Errersou a.
the remaining aud onl, candidate But
We notice thu, prominent citi1rn' If .c,.
ernl of the Northern counties have for
mnlly called out Hon y bradshaw
who ha, accepted lhr roll and j. nav
fairly in the Gcld
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TIN. PROSPECT.


speedily restored ~ rs pristine pn'''E
n"d u"iiS anu p'o''e' WIN w ''''.
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ing a. we no. '"'' "l''' VIZ ''' ~
Tue ''''''I' ''''' parry >" Wv '''''''
elections n""'' 'n' ON! p'''i'.'' " "
speedy ''-'''"''''hin'"' '' '''',''' '''''
"' ''''rn"'"' ana u' ",'' wy -"
ue restoration '' inc '"u'''''" '.''''
% me" l''' "''' 'fu"' ''~''' :"
mon "e "a" '''l '''' '''" ''' w. '''. "
events WIN -''''' 10 ~ NV '''' wv
n"Nl''t
We i'"'s'''' we N''" we ''' '''' '.
h''''' '' ''' ''''.'.''' TO- VI ~, '''','
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'''N' '' Wv, IN.
'''m ''"''.'' "' .'
rafls ;Ac publ. dod sentiments 81 O''
nle moderate HJ'"ea'ius mol only Doe.
ffo equality hut n'-r' ,nr'r'"f''!' '"'
i'-.1a"'hl m'"t cot s"'''''n ""''''
.n' the t'nts'A''o" ct t'e'r estates ''
Boz rorte'rj ooi amongst l"''''''s and
uc-r.c, % r"'d ." "''ny the expenses
incurred ia ou' +uGin-ai'on a"d s''in
oui 90 read the domoniu' threats 81 the
more ultra yt irar'r. down Tie super
-truc,Ur" AMI digging np thc ''r! i"nn'
dat,on atancs OF constitutional liberty
If oru,iuy ami MEETING the negroes To-
irsurfcriian. AMI It burning the COIN
Try and indi'criminnicly >.ousht"rini
the inhabitants leaving the -"t'h, Ia
the expressed wish Of the infamous
t'r""n'"v without iorm ana '"'A. "
chorrri and Nlurkened mns- OF smoking
raius can SEQ" 900" know the" fhin-'
without experiencing ioc''a- "l terror
and ~ concealed indignation. and NH'
docs not iuHb 10 the future with ahN"u'
.ulicitulg ui iir".ul iHrrH"d,n--
Radiealt.m fresh from the held' oI
conquest in the states "l Maine. N'r
m"n' aud New Jersey Hustled o." It Is
With t''"r' is 'Anittnt hopeful ana
d'.a"' 'A'y Imagine ''' hirI "' 'r'
nmfA h"'eF'ht over 'b''f banners ''' 10,
N'.''''' A'' .>.'fl". " es'''n ''''''7 ''''
-h'a'' victory await uN'm ih''' i'''''
arrogance. ''''i'N "'t'i'- anu .F'''
outrage "'ll h' without limit
I''.i '"i''f "a' san u't r''''"'
''n ""' m'r'' ana ".' '' hl" '''' 'P
'''' d. unanimous N''''' ana pre-
"'h' l''''I'' WIZ" -f'''' '''''''' '''
t.titer f# 'HF 7INfH Ht 20. iN'If Hlt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-10-06

s.,nan n. had a.l credit and s.
G.,,.hi. ,pr.,b,.e. v.r, delivered tn
him IA" transported them To- an a"r'i""
house h'd them SOLD and l"'N'''' 'i'
each lie Wa arrested and Is no" u"
Nail
a. trb. san Ar,.pi, river over.
flowed it, mnk' "u the 'ih all ton.
siderable dgma-' TO propri! \" h''-
host
r..l, ..,
tI,. prr-rn, cotton crop or the south at
: iunouo When the, r.ali,. timi il
viii opl, ,trr,u, ss ,Hs,,as, or le-..
a.. p,,y Yer, r,.n-,psl,is ..t.,..t "a ,sii.
,ldcraN'" advance M the rr'ss ll"'d
I,y- Irp sheridan hn. tclc.rnphri
Ga, Tim. ,p,.rt.p tia, br ordered
Major ninth mot Ia 'ul'eF amy "' hi' men
arrested on account at til" IRE ~ hren.
ham.
~ '"' ''''''''' Nv - '''' y '''
''"' ~ " ''''''"' ''''''''' ''' "'''
s"t'' counties '''' ''''' ''''''' '' % ''''''"
If .rr.r iu Fort Is.ni
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VALUABLE TOWN RESIDENCE

| OFFER FOR SALE FOR CASH.
| my residence ia Marshall r. .
house Is large aud well finished. contain
ing six brr places and twelve rooms.
with many mpdcra Improvements
smoke House carriage llou,r Kitchen
aud Servant iopm- $50 complete with
iu htr minute, walk of the Public
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-10-06

Al person, ru4uiriu. cor the above
lrilrt, will please say they are Aiycr
tt.rd
HENRY HANSON. T. VI
oct o. $50 q IL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-10-06

rrl,' The l'iu,burs Convention OF
,pllicr, aud sailors. ridiculci ami de
bounced The President. favored the Pc
mo,al Of all thu arms aud munitiun, Of
war from thr South, and advocated The
execution ni such men "a, the immortal
lrr They also endorse the eonstiin
liunul amendment. AMI assert it. propo
,.tiau~ ARE the milic-t term, ever grant
"a t. subsidized rebcl- that the frr,i
dent la. me- right Ten policy q, against
the legislative department of the govern
ncnt that his act, have converted the
conquered rrhgl- into impatient claim
aut, to right, which thcy have forfeited
and places they dc.ceratrl that the
right Of tie cun4ueror To- legi-lute log
the conquered i,the publ. Law or III
civilized countries.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-10-06

I AhltS Examine The new AMI
hucy e-l staple dry good r'ss
bought 10 wv York. anf ros oI'
tri pi'.Hue
JOS VI O. cuban 1 Co.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-10-06

eSy Judge tehiiue'i 'hhN''"'' 'V'
Congress, addressed the people a, the
Courthouse la-, Saturday II Is out Of
our power 10 give even synopsis One
or two things. however, We viii briefly
notice lie said 1t hshooycd the people
Of III. south to be alive 30 their inter
c.t.. aud elect representative" men I"
convrc,, That although they might
not BE- permitted 10 take their seats in
the radical assembly, They with the
Northern conservatives, might Organize
Conarcs. Of their own and h' rccos
niscd by the President ~ tbe ihth Ton
ufe,- Of the nitci states lie cx-
messed as,onishnent nj being charged
with ever having advocated negro sui
fragc. and disclaimci. IN most emphatic
terms. the advocacy or endorsement OF
any such sentiment
MrIc.L ENAmNAriuS We had the
pleasure 81 Witnessing the month";, cs
animation at MIR. Amanda + Johnston :
music school op last Friday evening
The pupil- AL al whom ~crc new be-
rinnrr. answered the many questions
l1upoprlrl % thcm hy their teacher
rrupcrl, aud satisfactorily clearly r'in,
ing 10 even the least oh-cr'ant that the
buulntirn Of thcir musical education
WIS being woll laid AZ the conclusion
of the exercise. al were iu,itrd from
flow OF music to a feast ui -uhstan
tai. aud Injuries ll-rf at beast Ne
participated Understandings aud icel
ingly. with loue continued relish The
evening was pleasant the music delight
ful. tho hostc.. entertaining the exhihi
tion interesting. the guests agreeable
and happy and the supper magnificent
~uccc-. to the .choul and long life ,o
MIR, lphu.ten
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-10-06

Three mi'c- FROM town with llorscs
Mulr~ Buggy Wagons. a. Possess, iou
given Immediately
DAVIS ~ Ru\FOEN
oct e. Gb ma It
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-10-06

cFty was sasp.ng Tor breath and utter
anee No, indeed Her Lees, her John.
.,ons, her flsmp,ons, FORESTS, and
llood. AMI their brave ani noble fal-
lovers through four years OF IRE and
blood have sworn fidelity TO the 'onsti.
,utioa and the old has, and no mat
t.r what airocitie. may have been CON.
pit,ed ia the name Of the one, or be-
meath the folds IF the other, they are
nov tho anchor If their hopes and the
palladium, Of their libertie' in whose
perpetual odunph they Jew their future
welfare. aud IN whose defeat they con.
tcmpat" their own ruin and dc-tfne-
ton ani any attempt to destroy the one
W disgrace the other viii rckinilc the
tires sluml,crinr ia their breasts. aud
nerve their heart. to deeds OF noble
daring in the holy eau-c 81 ;.s.et, of lib
erty. and law
Thi. may be- considered DARK aud
bloody Icn skctah pt the future bat
tau. !, appcrrs through our horoscope
Conservatism in the North j. now 'n'-
tin mtnruli, for th" Constitution ~
it b.. and Rec Union IL. 81 vu.. ani 81
Though 500 hale Tor the h'.t Yet from
fine irht. before as we are forced tr ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-10-06

Ifl\t RIO and Java tolle. Mt
~ tk~n\ \ rlil~Isl ny
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-10-06

~upnrr"l1 We clip the follow ing
it,u- irnm the New. ur the 2nd
There were twu ~ three street fights
,u Saturday might Nothing serious
Daring the past week "" noticed "a
littl new rottnu coming in. which wa,
r91.rl seized ly .pcgulaf"r.
We i,aru that The number Of lr1th.
n thi. cit, lor the mouth ol August was
White. eight blnrk, tmrt, nnr Tor
the month OF September vhitr- nu.
black. thir',.twu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-10-06

tsr' Gen Grant ia Response to the
invitation To- attend the negro suffrage
Convention Of soldiers aud sailors at
Piit-hurs say, that it is contrary To-
hi- habit and 20 hi, conviction of dut,
to- attend political meeting. Of any char
meter whatever anil that he see, with
regret the action Of any officer Of the
army taking con-piruou. part in the
political Discussions Of the da,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-10-06

llr.urp nru,r The ppclop.,- Sen.
timont saws that thc Bureau man ar
that place has ordered the Rev Ar.
mi.lcai LOWS colorri Bapti., minis.
ter in that place To- abandon preaching
and that bee hi. suspended him from his
functions rhc cause nf thi. i. that
Nr Lewis declare, that ;he Radicals
are les, the lricul- of the colorel race
tbnn the southern men whom they wish
600 di-inpchi,c and advise, hi. hoarcr.
to choose the batter Gr their lrhud, anl
cmployrr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-10-06

IA Gou sheridan hn. tclrsrapho,l
Go, fhue,m.rtnu that hr ordered
Major ''mith not Ia suffer AN, ct hi, men
arrested on a-cuuu, of the lire in Ercn
ham
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-10-06

b.aS- The King OF Hanover has half q
million dollars invested in ; sccu.
rites
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-10-06

VIRGINIA farmer. ara maxine mola -a.
.ui-l N'''tmrlnus
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-10-06

To- rmu-. 20 lions & e CurFal-e.
J &, iirpnu aul . Richardson f.r
Austin paper, mt Co l.a Craula.
y Go. OF \~a uf.-au. for hte ,its
IAfttIa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-10-06

be- The name ot \ T Raincv of
Anderson county. viii be- found amongst
our announcements for Congress Col
Ralncy was gallant oficer aud did
v"omnu service und.r the banner Of the
stars sud har- w. +. q rle,er CON
Q. om ui sin lc.,i..a ..I sop,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-10-06

John T MILLS
% II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-10-06

~ The Galveston New is informed
that ia Wharton Bmnril and Nata
eordl couu.r, nut uuc-,eulh OF o. cotton
crop Will Boz mad" AMI only our.ci-hth
of crop iu Fort liaui