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CHRISTMAS GOODSl b.ta ,m.b D.: b21s1rgn
~ CHRISTMAS GOODSI
NOTIONSl
o,,,,. FANCY GOODS, &c Sc.
CHAR les w GREE ~
MARI krinnr cf root /.

CHA KIlE!S W! GREE NJ
Noes King street,
would announce that he has just opened an ex-
tensive variety IF articles suitable for fs aliasj
E" lev HOLIDAY, PRESENTS '''g - 80
such as Ladies' Work Boxes, Jewelry Boxes,
Writing Desks Fancy Boxes Travelling Bags,
Vases, China Ornaments Match Safes Watch
Stands, Feather Brushes, Ciess Men, Furniture
Setts, Port Monaies, Dolls of'eyery description,
Slipper Patterns, &c, as,well as many other ar
ticles suitable for the times III Of which win
be sold very law Cal carly n1secure Gu DICE.
Mg- Wholesale trade furnished ai Baltimore
prices =" rAlii'A.%iEa:2t az |r-H y fhi dec IA
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

g. FOR KEN r. ..-..,
H:a A two-story BRICK DWELLING, near
the southw,s corner of King and Patrick ST.
TO good tenant. the terms will be reaso alb ..
Apply to +. NJ LOWE, Attorney at Law
/ doc lG-eu2W ----.s..-----------
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he, FOR SA LEl~-nn Royal st.-TWO NEW
Hll:ai FRA M q BUILD NHS, opp site jamie
sons Foundry. The above property will be
sold cheap aud easy terms. The lots are
lnrge, and the buildings are nearly new For
particulars appl to }. A. STO UTENBU RICH,
cor. King and Columbus SIS sep Ii If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-26

.G,oAL OF L5of the3very best qurlity, al gays
Y on hand, and for sale at 10 west rates by
2fbfrf j 9HI4aaJANN EY- O. CO,
dec "a - - No l45, King ST.
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row LOST!-Strayedt from the, subscriber,
nearly dry in good order, medium, size. "A
suiab e reward wifl be paid for her returns or
information thatlwillilrad to her reeoverv;.,
Il, 1oo Of 81 AfD F:ig @F1i EaE l).jSt (IWlN.1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-26

II ATEY,5 SUPERIOR GOLD GRE AN for
H. Softeninga and iBeauLifying the Skim and
evening it from chapping; and Bazin's Char,
coal Tooth Paste,gfor; cleansing the Teeth and
Gums and purifying the reath,z reee y, ana
for!sale by !..a nm ARFlELD ~ HALL
Joo "a IN ;sf.- s,a.ff ..,f, .gy Druggists.
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ga ~, FOR RENT.
street, under the Theatre building. Possession
given immediately. Apply to
! aug TT GWlN, RECKHAM s. CO.
81 FOR RENT.-Two STORES under the
Ea Mansion House Hotel ; also, DWELLING
HOUSES-two suitable for large families,
or boarding houses, and others Of smaller capa-
city And on Union street. convenient to the
railroad TWO LARGE YARDS, suitable TO.
thelumber, coal, wood, or plaster trade. En-
uuire Of -sa JAMES GREEN,
, : iy5 If rs riill::e stree .
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S,OMMiSSlDNEKS SALE OF LAND IN
4 PRINCE WILLIAM By "irtuc OF Il de-
cree OF the CIfcuif Court Of Prince William co
entered n the 18th day Of October, 1866, in
suit in chan~ery therein pending, in which
Richard NJ \ lea and others are plaintit::, and
john y Harrison and others are defendants,
the Undersigned, Commissioners, will sell be,
fore the FROM 40 n Of the Court House Of Said
county, on Monday, the !! day Of Jnnunry;
1865 tina, being curt day, TWO Tx CTS Or
LAND, in the said county, lying near the poto.
mac river, one containing about lS:S 1-3
ACRES, and tho other about 66 2-3 ACRES;
for farming purposes, but are we'll set in timber
Of chestnut anI other growth and arc chiefly
desirable u:timb:r !,:ndS. ncarwater navigation.
TERMS One fourth Of the purchase money
To be paid in cash ,tnd the residue in two equal
instamc,ls, 1T ON" aad two years, the pnrchns:'
. T. to give bond with approved personal securl-
ty, to bear interest from the day Of sale, and the
title to be retained rs security for the deferred
uavmeDts CHAS l.. SINCLAIR.
EPPA HUNTON.
prinno Vim -, nov % cats CCmm' r.,
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TAIR BRUSHES AND COMES English
IL and French Soaps Extracts for the Hand
-. ..xf%>.-.,t,.1:. WAR FIELD s.. dALL,
t.5 dec 23 ~ Corner Prince and Fairfax streets.
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TIRENCH WINDOW GLASo-a iul! <t"ck
1 Just received and for sale by w ,,o
dec 81 E. S. LEADBEATER & co.
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tLLSPIG& 8, t4RAIN PEPPER GLOVES,
n Mace and aNutmcgs, nure Ground Pepner,
and genuine African Cayenne. ior, sale BY !
%docS9l r,,JA ENEY, t. CO. /
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11
OBITUARY..

MR.. JAMES HARkINs worthy
and much esteemed citizen Of Harrison
County. committed suicide on Saturday
morning the 23rd Of February, by shoot
ing himself through the brain, With
ride lie had been laboarirg under dis-
ease for several years, an: bore 1t Tor
long time with patience and resignation.
Ills health was totally destroyed, and
his systcm completely worn out, with
continued suffering and pain under
this condition, his mind was eniceSisa
and in some degree weakened. The
writer Of this. was one OF his wafinest
and aearos, nsighbofs, he often said he
vas Of no use to hissseli, or any one
else. that bis body was SO much and SO
often rackci with PAIN, that Il would De
better for him IL he was dead, and earn
e.ny prayed for death There is no
doubt. but be suffered terribly both IN
mind and body at the time he commit
ted the sad act
Mr.. Harkins was in ailluent cireum-
stances, and had all the neocsaarics aud
comforts Of life around him calculated
u render him happy md eonscnted
Homes. and Just in all his dealings, wan
All, fellow nan, he exactej the same
from others OF noble aud generous
nature he WAS ever roady and willing
to help the widow and orphan, and never
failed 10 render assistance to poor but
honest Industry. Those who have re-
cei,ed so many benefits from his gener-
os.ty, will long miss him and mourn bis
loss Daring our struggle for indepen-
dence, no one ! am sure gave more to
our suffering soldiers, none helped our
Suffering cause with more liber,li'y
10 sum up all in a few words, We sell
dom found man with fewer iaa,s or
one with n more ncble or generous
heart Sincere and determined, in all
he undertook, no had turned his mind q
few months before his death to the sub
icct Of religion and the reading OF the
Bible, was his daily and constant prac.
tice. A very short time back, he said
he loved every body and had no, an en-
emy in the world, he also remarked That
he had rendered his soul to his God md
tina, he was reoonoiled. We have u
very strong assurance that he died n
Christian, and believe the last sad act
OF self destruction WIS done at the time
he was laboring under grea. dcspondcn-
cy and mental alteration For which
deed he will stand acquitted, before an
Advise and just God. Deeply do we
acplore his loss, deeply do we lament
;hs sad calamity. Though the tears
may flow last and free over his silica,
grave, ye. his diseOnsolate widow and
kindred may console themselves with
the firm conviction, that while they are
sad and sorrowful his discnthraIled
spirit is now baskins in the smiles Of
his Redecmcr-now living q newer aud
happier life free from pain and suffer
ing in the paradise OF God.
After life's li.fal fever, he sleeps well. y
VI,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11
Mc,s, and Madison Hurt stole soms

harness and horses from stable
near Dallas, recently. Moses Hur,
was arrested aud lodged in Jail, but
his brother, resisting the auth, tiles,
was shot aud killed,
The papers report another very
disastrous FIRE in Brcnham, by which
some twelve or fifteen large business
houses were destroyed. This is the
third fire which has visited that town
within the last eight months, and
which has destroyed over three
four.hs Of the business houses In the
place. Verify the fre-god seems 10
" reign there aud reyel r
The Navasota Ranger publishes an
account ac a Railroad Convention at
jacksonville on the I'D ult., Of
which Col. Shannon was chairman,
and j. Lancaster secretary. The
Ranger says that five hundred
thousand acres Of land lying on the
proposed route OF this road is offered
as a donation, with condition that
twenty-five miles of the road be bull;
annually. The Convention adjourned
to meet ct Cenireville on the 2lst Of
May next
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11
MARRIED,

Tuesday evening tbs oh ult, 1t the
residence Of the brides father, in Lin
eolnton. n. q BY tho Rev. r. N. Davis,
GEO l.. DAVIS OF Marshall, Texas, to
Miss FANNIE A., youngest daughter
OF G. q. Henderson
Well done George, you have acted
wisaly and we'll. and given your apmar-
risd associates an example worthy Of
inintion. We wish you much happi
The following paragraph, which wo
clip from she 20 Timesof the Let inst /,
will doubtless ssrprise numbers Of oar
gny lads aud fair lasses, who will join
with u. in Wishing tho glad bridsgrno IN
aAd his charming bride lers lives of
lova md joy
The church Vi q Il, Thsrsss was
the scans Of most beautiful May day
nornins 20 Isss than tho marriage
Of r A. Flanagan. ESQ, Of Shreveport,
ID the lovely Nina Anna Moore, daughter
Of John T. Moore Esq, Of this city.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

DELIGHTFUL SuPPEK.-The sup
per given At the Masonic Female In
stitu:c in this place, on las Friday
night, by the ladies Of Marshall, for
the benefit Of tho q. s. Presbyterian
Church, is said to have bcen the most
splendid an agreeable one Of the
season. Tho assemblagc was very
respectable, the music by the Mar
shall Band incompatible, the CONVEX
sation lively and interesting, and tho
feasting substantial and refreshing.
The receipts Of tho evening amount
ed to 9l75--nnt enough, by u great
deal, for such extensive and faultless
preparations, and liberal donations,
but sufficient to aid materially in the
purposes for which II was gotten up
We arc passionately fond Of good
suppers and their attendant pleas
ures, and would suggest to the ladies',
in the absence Of more speedy and
practicable plan, 20 got up another
supper for tho benefit Of tho suffer
ing people Of Louisiana, whose homes
and provisions have been destroyed
by the raging foods. We will glad
" 70, and oheeriully render what as
sistance We can in making the prep
arations.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

New ORLEANS PoLIo1.-Gsn.
Sheridan, by special order, has an :
nulled the Legislative enactment Of
Louisiana, requiring policemen to
have been i've years residents Of the
city, aud makes two years residence
only necessary. One-half of the
police force, under his order, have
been removed, and OK union soldiers
appointed in their stead.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

OFFICE SunAssisrAvr COMMISSIONER, !
Bureau OF X, + and A. L.,
Marshall, Texas, May 7, 1867
GENERAL ORDER,
No. |.
All Persons who have freed people IN
their employ or upon their premises, in
the Counties Of Harrison, Pamela, Rush,
Upshnr. Marion, and Davis are hereby
directed to cause them to be vaccinnte,i
before tho list day Of May, or as soon
as possible. Planters and other. are
hereby authorized to deduct the ex-
pense of the same from the wages oy
any other money that may DO duo said
freedmen. The expense not to exceed
80 cents for each man, woman or child
vaccinatcd,
Any person or persons falling or neg
Letting to comply with this order, will
be held responsible for such failure or
neglect
by o.der OF
CHARLES +. RAND,
Drssst Capt v K g, Sub-Asst Com.
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Ftasr lksrnicr Cousr Nxw OaLkAsx--
Judge Hove, Nay ., ls6I.--1'he Court
was occupied the whole day in trying
tho ease of John l.. Williams, accused
Of cmbazzlsmcpt, alleged 10 have been
committed In appropriAtins TO his own
use the sum Of tirec thousand seven
hundred dollars belonging to J r. Pom
der, which SUN hid come into tho handa
Of accused IN /. adueiary capacity. The
jury, at . late hour, and after u lengthy
absence, brought in verdict Of guilty.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11
Another Military Order.
White men still on the downward
Grade.

Below we publish a late order from
Gen. Griffin, Military commander
of this State. by which it is designed
to disqualify forty nine hftieths of
the white men of the State from act
ing as grand and petit jurors. Soon
the lives and liberty, as well as the
property, of the people, will be in
the hands of the negrp;, who them
selves are considered 30 imbecile as
to require especial guardians in tho
shape Of Bureau officers and super
visiog agents. Republican govern
mcnt if long continued under rad
ical military rule, will soon become
as great a mockery as it is now con.
,emptibly oppressive. Republican
ism will grow into synonym for
dcspotism, and become amongst all
lovers of freedom and liberty, a hiss
and word Of rcproaeh.
Tho Houston Telegraph, from the
columns of which this order is cop.
led, denounccs it as {" full Of mischief
and danger and unauthorized by
tbs Owl Rights Bill, the Military
Government Bill, or the supplement
tai Bill, in which opinion it says the
best lawyers in the land concur. We
produce the order without further
comment:
HEADQUARTERS Disr. or Texas, I
Galveston, Tex, April n, CT,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

80, III.
lae attention OF inc Commanding
"ehe,"' OF 'ns Instruct having sseh "
reeted 10 the iae' 'ha' persons aisqani'
'"cu ny aw, ars ar"wn 10 serve US 'u
=, ao's !" VIC Nv" 'o"'. VI W. 7",o :"
'sAas' " Is herepy o,ue,eo Una. mere
"''''' nv Po'so'' sum U. "''' ,s'p'c '"
Sef,e, OF !" 1Y sworn ~ as yu,ym'n'
UNIV '' s'"i' nave '"Nen '"e 'o'io"'hg
oa,' a. :, =,
:, 10 spis'nniy swear t'a' ,
na'. :, 'o,ui'a''iy pofnsaf'nsaeains'
'ns .h''su 'r''', sinoe : nave peen
cue" e,e.1o'' '""' nav" N"'""u,r'y
gwen no sMu, o'"n's"A"e'' eoa"se', or
encou'assl ..,;.: !" person" unsISsu IN
..n,,sax "o ,.''n, s"'' a. ~ NV
.', '"" no. Il, ". s,'p,; '''r Wv
ssp'vJ :. $3.50. 49, Nv .a.h' ~ ~,
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.ds, ond ah;i;,v w;,, s',anar; .aa I'D A.
go. s ,ns Taa.,,,r,;an s nrFr,ba ~ ~, w
ST.. Wv $50, an aaa,.,;o @ m"'sI
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and 10, vii, u,,ft apd =, ", rs,,'. a,
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

s7- Mr. T. " Stedman is now
actively eaeaged IN making out, for
wardiue, and presenting claims due
the Repcbliesp office. With many
Of oar friends we have waited pa
tient,y sud long, aud We trust all
who owe us viii give Mr. Stedman 4
smiling welcome and pleasing FIRE
we'll.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

ss5- Texas Almanacs for 1867
containing o great deal Of valuable
and useful information, for sale at
this udiee, q, Publishers prices
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

| o. h. M.-Swamp Eagle Tribe
No /, Improved Order of Red Men,
will celebrate their first anniversary
in this place, in an appropriate man
ncr. on the 2sth inst. See notice
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11
SNec\M Notices..


Anniversary CetebrnttOu.
swAYp EAGLE Tnins, No |, improv.
ed Order Of Rcd Men, will celebrate
their FIRST Anniversary on the 2sth inst
by procession and Grafton in the dey,
and Grand Ball at night
Transient brothers and members Of
other tribes are invited 70 attend
Members of this tribe are notified to
attend the regular meetings between
this and the 18th, by order Of tho Tribe
\, $. ALLEN,
j. C. IIaRRis,
W n. SINGLETON,
W. CunLis,
C. FRANK,
Tnro iIAwLsy,
Committee Of arrangements,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

Ic-Nlc.-Wo have charming re-
ports Of the delightful time expe-
rienced BY the gallantry and beauty
Of our city at a Picnic, in the vi
entity Of Marshall, on the 1st inst,
II was gotten up by the young ladies
Of the Masonic Female destitute,
and it, pleasures were enjoyed by
large numbers Of the young psoplc
Of our city. A "hsavy press Of Of
6eial business u" denied our foreman
the exquisite pleasure Of grazing the
occasion with his smiling face, which
he deeply regrets ~ we'll Al va but
tho editor WAS, At that time, doing
tho amisbls with some Of the fair
Beauties, and paying his respects to
the sabrtaatisls and dclicacies Of =
MAy-dsy in Jc8cfson, and conse-
quently has nothing Of which to
complain, except that he cosld not
b. present in both places at once.
We love the laughing Spring time,
and the merry month Of May, for
In thess green days,
Reviyinx sickness lifts her lsBruhf head .
Life nows aftssA and Young eyed
Health sxals
The whole crseaios rosnd. con.sntasnt
walks ...
The suany glade, and feels an inward
bliss
SpFiug o'er his mind, beyond tho powss
Or Kings TO paYchasc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11
A. D. McCurcnAs,

~1hs stock holders Of the South.
ern Pacific Railroad company held
their annual meeting at this place
on last Monday. The following
board of directors we're elected
W. j. Anderson, Ala j. W. Arthur.
New Orleans, X b. Hall, Ky. /,
3. Barker, Ohio; VIM. Duikcld, III;
J. NJ, Wsskom, W. Il. d. Ward,
W T. Scott, A. Pope, n. J, Hall,
9. q. Gregg, Vim. Brad6eld and
Joseph Mason, Texas.
The officers elected by the board
are as follows W. j. Anderson,
President; J NJ Waskom, Vice
President A. 7. Smith, Secretary.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

a45- A cross mark ou a paper denotes
taa' a subscribers tins has expired.
W. iniciid hereafter. TO do n c;,si, bush
ness. u !, more tronble a collect
newspaper subscriptions than they are
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

REMoyAL AND REINFORCEMENT
Cal. Thos. Bayly, for sometime
past Aeen, IF the Frecdmans Bu-
reau At this place, has received or
dcrs TO make his headquarters At
Carthage Capt. q. y. Rand, in the
same service, is to hold forth at Gil
mcr, and Lieut.. Adam G. MLloy,
35th u. s. Infaatry, recently A.
signed to duty in this locality, is u
take up his abode at Marshall, as
Sub. Assistant Com missioner, and
supervising hsg,ssrss. Busiass il
the Bureau line il getting quits
lively anu -. expect soon to bear
that that there is AZ sgent in every
coaniy. rtN i.s -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

pa. Last Sunday was cold, windy
disagreeaba day; but on Monday
morning the sun rose clear, aud
bright, and beautiful, and has con
iinued uninierruptedly to bless Us
with his genial fires, and lifc-givtng
light ever since.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

JsFRgasoS We copy from the
Times, Of the 9Th the following mar
ket quotations Cotton, specie, 70
@l9i Gold 1875. Silver 1873.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

MExico.-From presen. fn'ica-
tons tho Mexican Empire, under
Maximili'sn, has proven disss-
trous failure. The Austrian Arch.
duke msy even now be prisoner or
corpse We have some sympathy
for Mexico. rent and ruined M she
is by internal strife. for "a fellow
feeling makes one wondrous kind ,"
but We have little hopes that tho
present generation will ever see her
a stable, peaceful, aud prosperous
government. Let who will triumph,
and succeed to the imperial throne,
she Will continue 10 be convulsed and
shak On by the same elements which
for the last forty years have been
rocking her like tempest. A
chang may leone over the spirit
Of ha dreams but short Of an
nexnticn, the people OF the United
States feel but little interest in what
may BIO her future history or dos.
tiny.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

pB- Spring has come, and in its
train has brought a varied assort-
meni of ladies and gcntlcmen's dress
goods, which can bs found ut the
store of l.. G, De Lisle / Go.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

". aOsEN,y,y

HAVING just Returned
IL York, and uthern \ ~
Eastern cities, again taka, INA
acqaaiutina his nimer,u, 80
patrons in Eastera Texa. " 9r
brought with him n So. WN
as in quality, that must ~.
scep,ical, and surpassc. ' sa,
Goods ever brought to M.
our State, NJ kosenham n',
It's dimension. and variety ma.
aud inspected to be app,s'.
ennmerate to you, il tn.k
attempl, aud requests osly alin
and judge for ,hemselye.
have on this trip, Ms wall s.
fore, bought my entire sto,t
markets Of the esaun,ty n,
period, and from none iu. Il
tarers and importers eon,
can sell rs cheap ~ The X.
merchants, and soil q, a
than any other house in Ma.
goods are all now aud fre,i
goods ] leave to others "a NJ,
aim and object is to please n
well AS in price; for every J
chased Mt my house | fully -,
represented, and in the futo,
that custom and patronage a
generously been vouch.afei 4
past, by an apprcclatiye and n
community, for which | haze /, |
sincere thanks, with the na,s
iial il iuccment OF
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

H;s- Farming Implements, of all
sorts, sizes, and descriptions, for
sale by H. C, De Lisle & Co. See ad-
yertisemen.t.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

fNsrRASog-L. &. DeLisie. l.
Co. agepts for tho Great Southern
and Western Fro Insurance Com
pany, al. prepared to issue policies
against " Ere, storm, and flood, y
disease and deaths, on iair terms, for
short OF long times. During the
last six weeks Marshall has witnessed
one very destructive fire, and in the
next six may be ,nsd, 10 feel another.
" A hint to the wise, &c,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

Hon PRIvArxs' MoSrnLy.--Dr
Z. X Gilbert, well.known to the lit
erary world, as the [" High Private IT
correspondent Of that sterling sheet,
the Houston Telegraph, IN now an
gagged ia publishing a very humor.
GUS monthly, under the aboye title,
At 81. Louis, Mo. IL is issued ia
pamphlet fern, containing thirty.
two psgss, and is Published at two
dollars per snnum in advance.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

SuREvEPoRr.--Wc condcnse the
following items from tho South
Western of the 9Th. River falling I,
being nine iuches snd half below
the highest water MARK. Plenty Of
water above for the largest class
boats. Large jobbing houses ina
king living, while the majority are
not paying expenses. Cotton l5@
Ice. in gold, tax paid. Gold 1856.
Dry Hides l0@l2c. Wool, washed /,
22@25, unwashcd, l5@2l.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

KlLLgD.--A little black boy, by
the name of Ben Hurd, was crushed
to death at the depot in this place
yesterday evening by the tura-tabls
He WAS ordered out Of the way, but
through hard headaches remained
unmoyed. and was instantly killed.