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Apvsarss,xo. eqsass, Of eight
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Marriage aad Obituary Notaess, calls
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. line. No such editorial Rotics insert
ID for len than two dollars.
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exception, tina. provisioss will BE- s.ksa
in payment for subscriptions, sdvsr'
tisi,jg, and Job work
single copies cf paper, Is sssss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

~ A young lady whoa ~ can
recommend as being fully esspsssst,
possessing a good education sad q
psricncs ~ = teacher, desires , siss-
a,ion A. private tutor, or assistant in
an organized school, or will take
charge Of . seho in the countsy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

o. ~ ~ issl, says - Ca.
assvs1iss = Csslussille, . vhiss
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tAsee VIZ Vsss peeeooA DHeoea
mere ftse1ssea ~ uoaee arrest.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

R~sons>s~stioa y sill he subject VI
dissssaion In ths Ssnaaa The question
Vas dshaasd yesterday, says he Nation
u laesIll gssess, Of De f6th uk, whether
\ vas republican b fsss suvssnusats
upoa eoansnitiss By military power
aGaissa shsis ssassA ana wAssAss : ~
~ - hssseht into ~ Uaioa woaA "
agreeable aad eoatssasd associates In
- slnA 0eas 6seaAces thesgAt Il
wsaA " bsttas thas he arsbsl 6laAss"
sAsah remain a~s I'll doomsday sAaa
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aaas. ~ faiiss. " asssna ~ sappls-
Deaoal rsosasar assioa hja y = = ~
Vsius ~ psise aaesss u he pseDis Of .
S1aas y : eesvsolioa bsCssV oas was
salIeA II. y alleged. IsAssd, hat ~
slsss u .:...Seas sssls1ed ftso vs1iax
b Ne bin ssssPtsA tAas szslssisA, asa
vsrs sss~sse " tAsir dssirs fur rsosgas-
haaisa n tAsis ssspastve HoaAss usasr
80 pssvssaas II ~ bill
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

- A cross mark on paper denotes
that a subscribers tine hes expired.
", insend, hereafter, to do cash busi.
mes. II 10 more troabls 70 collect
newspaper Subscriptions shaa hey ars
worth.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

~ Texas Almanses for 1857,
containing = great deal Of vslusb's
snd useful information, fos ssls 1t
this oac, 1t publishers price, ..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

RsLAAsm.--Ths slsta Gsssats,
n ~ "a IN, coass " W very
nsSA sslasgsa, sad bsas1esa. We
~ ssaai1sl se Assses this svidsass
q pssspssisy IN ths fnaness Of oar
~Ass.sd ss>s.sorasy. Nay - sees
- ~ v issss ssai-vsskly NAM
nslA. ''s' ft-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

- We are indebted 70 the Pres
idest, William Cullen Bryant fos
circular Of the Americas Free Trade
League. 1t opposes al prsasssivs
TARIFF and taxation.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

~ We leara frou tAs piosysss,
that Judge s. P. Donlsy, II ths 3D.
pre,ae Court Of this State. VS. =
CUES. At the City Hstsl 10 New Or
leans, on The 18th ule.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

~ Attention 10 called 70 The
notice Of a meeting Of Railroad d.
yectors.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

~ We learn fron The pepsrf
that Mr.. Jefferson Davis hes . nsv
male heir.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

~ Psrson Lsssas>ss, - IL
Navaso.a Ranger, hsa el3n II sps-
ole stolen from bis satchsl il Hous-
ton, = short time siscs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

~ l. is really gratifying to see
and hear of the chagrin and mortii-
cstion Of men Of the Jack Hamilton
and Elisha Pease stripe, in conse-
quence Of their snubbing" under
the Sherman bill. Men who, like
them, would voluntarily throw them
sslves into the foul embrace Of the
negro wor.hipping radicals, aud
glory in villiiying, abusing, and ma
ligning their former neighbors and
friends, and who voald take pride in
forsaking and forswesring homer and
principle, for the sake Of some petty
liltlo o6cs, deserve 70 stand bare
headed and bare footed in the slsct
and snow Of forty Northern wintsv,.
begging Cor Offices which they should
never get. Yes, il is really consol-
ing 10 know that whilst W are dis
frsnchised, they are s~c6sced, and
the most dissatisfied.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

TYLEn efAaB LiHA-Ws ~ ~
pisasuss Of rid o. ~ fss . ~
days ~, 81 vsss fasssa = szpsas
or s1oissAisa 4 ~ aenAssi1y NJ
which NJ. vsssss, ~ essesosaly
aesss IT, III hss, sasisssssa ~
"ersA" through IL bsGgiasa, ~
svse ~ sssgAsst pss2sas = ~
psaA. With ~ lisss b - AasA
thsss b 10 aasess Of . "bss 1svt,
s"ns-sray," o. . "tsss sss."
He , ~ ~ aaa sslbss dsisss ~
svss ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

Onr New Orleans Agents.
Me..rs. Wharton 4 lllisgsworth No
S. tommon street, Nsw Orleans, ass the
duly authorized Agents Of the Rsssh-
lican in that city.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

- See the card Of de Express
Company, to ne found il ear sdvsr-
Using columns.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

NpV HAnpeusnA-The hAssl ~
tns.s isaisa.s . smaller Rspsblisaa
nstsfsay tAsa repssasd -Absss ssos'
n Ds.sssaAs have eslssa - ,ssa.
lsss 4 Assembly. n Assnsaisa.
nsjsst>y II ~ Asss.say ~ ysaa
~ -. IL pses,as isAlss>s . ~.
jssisy = shssA - ~ ysss, ssA ~
Dsoeee>lp eeaeeas 70.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

Thar BlLL.-Ths question will
sslss sp, nov asd shss-Whss was
~ objssa Of Csssrsss 10 ~ yasssss
sf the ShsrpAa hill7 What evil
vssld isstsy, What ssoa accomplish :
IVES il y shsv The Soslh tAsA she
vas vsskr She acksswisagsd that
vAsa sAs surrendered. Wss Il y
show hsr that she was eosqssrsii
Her ssldisry sAnittsd sAss vhss
'hsy tesk paroles. Was II to inspire
eonAdsses, asd isfsss . spirit VI
hopsfslssss' stsasss procssdisg
break fAisA that Il night b sstab-
lisAsd; create dosbt sad distsust
that hope night revive. Was Il TO
hsnbh us-te crush our spirik--
thereby to make "a presd subjects Of
. free gevsransnt? Foolish sssssa-
Ing, - suppose that coa.snptibls
fawsins 10 ~ eassatial prerequisite
70 American -isiseaship- il was NO.
so IN other days. Was |. 70 show ~
that ws ars slaves, asd Cosgrsss
aloss vas our nastsr, In whom was
vested al right sad title not only 70
our goods, chsttsls aud Effects" bat
even our hosos, liberty and livssf
II this was their object, they have
partially succeeded, for numbers are
ready 70 lick the had that smit~.
them, and 10 kiss the rod that sslls
them to the dust. Was il this, or
those, or was it simply = straw
tickling operation, for the gratidca-
tios Of The eas-ischisg RadicslsS-or
were the member Of Congress more
y sctisg - keepers Of the Southern
msnagsris, and II the behests Of the
bssottsd auditory vsrs string up the
animals with this sharp stick, simply
to hear tasn grosn aad growl? Rare
spost to the keeper and the people,
no aesb, but nearly death TO US. OF
all the ssssslsss Legislation with
vhlsA he statutes Of . nation ever
we're sasunbsrs1, this sssns 70 ~
ths least called for, asd ,.ost useless.
II has disfrsnshissd . oousty justice
Of Tie pssss, without his consent,
ssd n The asMs time ssfraachissd
bic former slave, without bic know.
lsass OF request. II has dsspoilsd
the ssilot-bss Of il '';;gsisy snd
purity; il hes manifested . spirit Of
Partially, IL denying 70 the sisissns
Of oss State the right accorded to
then 10 asssAsr And has created in
the hearts Of oil the people feelings
Of doubling Suspense sad tsrrihls
fossbodiass. II has destroyed faith
IL the wisdom, justice asd impartial
ity Of Congress checked The ida Of
forsig. AID domestic trade; impaired
public aad private confidence sad
Ass displsesd the hops Of speedy
restoration with dissrust il the sta
bility Of Republican govsssnssts.
We trust that ii. will mot b. lost 10
tAs storm that IL now raging, ssd
Inst he NortAsra people will ~
and ssksovlsdss The md ssd fool.
isA prsessdisgs Of their nstiosal ~.
prsssstativss, and speedily supply
tAsir place. with wiser, pursr aad
batter men, who will hasten 70 make
strsas AID sound the wreck Of the
Verde last Asps Of Rspsblisaa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

TEE FfRn.-In our last issue,
published - the morning ahsr The
ass, W gave . harsisdly written n.
port Of H. asd consequently hilsd
~ nssass qsits . nunbsr Of isdi-
vidaals Who behaved most gxllsstly
- the sssasisn. VI vsrs request
I'd, iunsdiatsly aissr publication Of
eur PAPER, 70 state that I'd. smallsy,
. freedman, oaes saved Uncle JOS
block, il the accomplishment Of
which he cane ssa, losing his life,
having fallen from the roof Of the
bsilaiss y ,hs ground below. We
desire to state, in this connection,
that the frssdnsa, oss and al, work
I'd eheerfslly, freely, and actively,
and are entitled 70 the praise Of the
community.
Al will b. seen from the fol-
lowing note, quite number Of &C.
tivs participants in the fiery drama
we're overlooked by us;
DEAR McCurcnAN:
herewith give you ~ accurate =
list Of the men who were on the
" house top" at the late fro a. |
can. I have conversed with Capt.
Allen and McGrauaghan, and they
ars of the opinion that the subjoined
list embraces ali who were immediate
ly with u, not including those men
toned last week.
8. s. Runyan, Harry Roberts,
George Wagner, Jimmy Bodies. ID.
s. Hawlsy, Nsth Gregg, Frank Nsu'
dal, Gen. Boughtou. W. b. Nc
MILAN attended to supplying us with
water from Hill, Hswlsy h Cos gal
lery with such promptness As mate
rally helped Us in saving the block.
There may have boon others, but DO
ing 80 busy ourselves, We had not
MACH tins to soc who were doing
their duty, but felt that all were,
W. b. o., JR.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

~ Col. John Burke, oar very
s2sisns District Attorney, was ia cur
oikce few days ago, having just re-
turned from Psnola court. He
reports The disposal Of = great many
cases, particularly on the criminal
docket. The violators Of the gaming
laws Jared only '.iddliny' ia his
Assds quite = number having been
convicted and 1nsd, thereby contsi-
batting several hundred dollars 10
the Treasury, which va are informed
uss very greatly needed. II is an
old saw, that "they that d.,cs nsst
pay the Adder !" SD Il will soon Be
provsrbial that he who bets 1t dat
lsstls games" must pay the State; at
least il Col. Bsrks gets Wind Of TIE
natter.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

IHDiAxs.-Ws ~ informed b
~ c>ass 0asssas tAat . party u L.
dIsss nsas . saia iats rAls Piata
seusty - ~ 3lss IN, u vAisA
iAsy kilisa . II. Hightsss, Esd .
Mr. 1as ssa hi litals ~. Thy
sllssvasA shst q NJ. Csstas, sasas
. ssabss 4 Asssss. saa ua1s tAsis
seeaoe. .itnasq taa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

n. We lsara that judy .. P.
Doalsy is il town.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

~ The following beautiful linss
from Longfsllow, kisdly handed ~
BY friend, arc 10 appropriate to the
present political, ~ we'll I. asmo.-
pherical condition Of the c0uatry,
that they cannot fail 10 elicit the
admiration Of every spprecistivs
r>aAsv.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

- We NV toeoeveo ~ 49,
vskss~a ftiss1, . sissay psss>sa
panDAlss vAisA sssaaIas ~ aesssss-
= An1lpsssa q ~ asslvsssagy -.
ebsnl1sa q ~ Ds1Asas Osnosssial
oslleos b H. \ Ds,eaas, ~ rsss-
AssI 1sv. ,. y. Paasss. D. D.,
NJ. O.. 4. JsssA = u Ga3ss-
6as slass, ~ u sssslsaisa b
OAas. 0syssss, ~ Aissssiss. 1Asss
~ u vsssAy u bseag sssslslly
sssA, ssss ~ Asis Jssssissl visvs.
~ ~ stAss ~ theis pssily =
~ - dlsvsAiss = tAsssAA n
paneAIse = ~ u - saes -
sspy, ~ ~ bsasol y - osu1Asss
Assssisssa. basg . 6ssatIss ~
~ psspsss nsAs ~ NJ. DslSsss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

~ WHEN military psotsctoratss
are established for the suppression or
prohibition Of crime amongst the
people II the South, where criminals
ore scarce Asd crimes sss few, would
II ast b. we'll y have u Issst .
branch Of ths sstablIsAnsns IN ths
Nerth, vAsrs sseh villainiss - srs
portrayed il ~ following paragraph
nss oaly exist bat Aourish as1
ahessdf This extract 10 ftsn ~
article il tAs New York .Werld, on
~ saljsst Il Asps.sas thieves:
"An s1psrs lAief n tAis aspastosna,
~ bssn knova 70 realize" u ~
nv Il >too - e700 wssk fss several
vesks IN sssssssisa, daring god ~
ssss." Will "sxpsrts wke awa ~
- ~ DAY, ~ ~ ussoaaoa. Rob
hsriss u lAsgs ssus % tAs lisss q city
railway, a.saasiss 70 eB0O " e1000
~ ~ ssftsqssat he trsasssss'
ssaany "gsullsa ~ rsbbsa, seasisl Q,
psskstheska u Washes tAaagA brsast
piss, ~ svse Dasts9se sss snaslioss
lnksa IT. avssags Wise 4 . sas o.
s1aes robbery y sse'naAsl u ~ ahe.t
%, iselsaias tAs great asa Ne snail
Ne year sss12. Hsass ~ opssAlioa d
~ pssssas sa<dslsssivs systsn, u h
sla1sssa ~ ~ anssaa Il nsasy ~
lawfully aAssssstsA dssiag Ne ysas, h.,
bem dtnialsAsA u lsass ~ pr esaA
pssvisss y ~ isasSssssisa q Nh ~
~, ~ sAasks absolutely seotsslls1 ~
can, u $500 isslassss roAbinG ~ ees-
dsstssa 4 cess b rssssdsa 4 psos
hllsv vAs msAsd = ~ receivers =
~, sayiag. "Hsss b ~ hsaviase fafs
eve tahss = ysas rsaA," ~, ps>tial
hs haaA 10 HI pssbst y peuasss III
ssaiA" M, fsssA tAaa "a ths eso
paay's nsasy ~ bssa sArsiAH "sb
sssslsa," lsaviae Mn wIshsst psaay
hse& tesstAs sfsll Ne nsssy eSeainst
b ~ spssiss 4 s1saliag, , 6lssipeasd
q ~, = II hsssaisssss1, isasis1 ~
! nlsseAAls sApssa ssaaiaing ~ ~
peesssel ~ Uessasaay asss u ~ tAts'
kiassi."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

~ The business card Of our cs-
tssmed ysssg friend, W, d. Ochil-
tree, Jr., appears in our columns to-
day. lie is sharp Is briar, keen as
. razor, aad has = most winning
way" Of "eryiss Of" live stock
goods wares, and nsrchaadi~e, at
rcmussrssivs prices. He fully Nm
dsrstands his business, Aad II YOU
desire help 70 ssll anything, Billy is
most undoubtedly the mas, ready
made for tAs occasion.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06
THE RAINY DAY.


The day 10 cold, and dark and dreary
II rains, and the wind 10 never weary;
The wins still elinEs to the mould ring
wall,
But with every gust the dead leaves fall,
And the day Is dark and dreary.
Ny life u cold, and dark and drsaey,
II rains, and the wind is never weary;
Ny thosghts rdIl cling to the mould rim r
past,
But de hopes Of youth fall thick in the
blast,
And The days are dark and drsary.
he still sad heaxs, and cense rspiaing;
behind the clouds b the sun still shiniu K.
Thy faAs 10 the common fate Of all,
Into each life some rain must fall
Sons days must bs dark and drsar.v
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

- Our editor, up 70 shs tiDs Il
going to press, has not yet returned ;
nor have We received IN editorial let
YER sisss our LISA paper. We expect
him here 10 tine p tsks sAssss u
the Rspub liesn next week.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

Suppsa.--Ths JsG. Dsvis ssppss
comes Of tonight, (FIdsy.) Tick
cts Of admission oaiy ess Sslias.
We trust thsrs will bs fall stass1-
ance, ~ il il gotten sp for . lssds-
BE purpose, ssa ~ doshs ss< will
b an occasiop Of -rsst pleasure.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

u. 3. SENATE CnAxsKR.
Washiagsos, March l:, 1857. !
Dssr M.--Your lsttsr Of the
8tA Inst, 10 rsesivsA. The bill you
referred 70 was passed IN tAs earnest
hope that il would tend 70 The fsll
restoration Of al he States 70 al
tAsir rights In the Uaisn. Ths sixth
ssstioa l think TOO h,sssh, but Il was
put IL IL the Houss ~ the rsasls Of
eppositioa frou both extssnsa. At
he request Of large numbers from
tAs 8osth, W are pasiHg supple
nsatsry act 10 provide machinery Of
reconstruction. The original bill
len al this " sscA. Stats, but there
vas danger Of doabls organizations
asd conventions, aad therefore, to
sysid turtle, strife ar difference,
this as~ act will b passed, II !.
merely scsGoldiag.
Ny earnest conviction 10, that the
South should not forcg<. this oppor-
tuaity 70 b restored 70 representa-
Aoa; sud you may rely upoa il, that
. majority In both Houtss will i'd
hsss 70 this oass, and execute II il
god faith, and tt he letter, IL your
people will do likswiss. Neither
section cen BE- prosperous while the
present condition Of military ssrvsil.
hees prevails. t
Yea esa Do ~ you please with
tAss.
Very truly yosn,
/. Joun SHERMAN,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

THs WKArHxR AND CRors.-Oa
2eaaav sernias the sun was elsas
ssd brioAt, and for three successive
dsys 90 losgsst period remembered
b the hst fosr vesks) continued "a
Mess 90 locality with il life giving
Hight bat o. Wednesday night, in
The "vss sna' hours ayost the tvsl, "
The wiad began 70 blow most terribly,
snd s.idst ~ Assy lisAsaiss asl
the rssounding thunder, The rsiu
esns passsrisg and psarisg devs il
perfect torrents, and has not csassd
1t he present writing, Thursday, II
o'clock, An. The roaAs vsrs al.
ready nearly impossible to heavily
frsishted wssons, asd even the Up.
laad plastssions were scarcely dry
enough to plough on wedAssdA,
morning. Many fsrwen have moi
yet planted = grain or seed, aad v,
fear the rain will occasion . further
delay Of several days. Some wht
bad planted previous to the SNOW
and freeze, had 10 plough up and re
plant and sthers have not yet beer
able to replant their blasted crops
The prospects are gloomy, but v.
trust mueh good may yet grow ou'
Of our apparent aaisfortpnes. IF tn.
farmers will only enlarge their corr
fields sad curtail their cotton crops
there is NO doubt but that the pressst
c.lanities viii prove blessings il
! disguise. For the last four years v,
have had very vet, Backward spriags
but our planting friends have moi
failed, during the time, to max,
abundant crops Of corn. Bread il
the stat Of life thea plsnt corr
early asa late, and lot Us have Eek
cess Of IT,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

~ We nsds . 1ying visit 10 our
relatives il UpsAur eosssy, during
he latter part of last week. We
fessd The roads IN . vrstshsd sesai :
tiss, sad H. planters very mach b.
Aiad with tAsir farming interests, in
Consequence Of the losg continued
rains. Bat notwithstanding thsir
ftsi. hss bsen destroyed, their fsasss
wsshsd away, their farm nortarissd,
aud themselves nastyrissd BY the
seth Congress aud sOtvitAstaadisg
shsir corr has bssa TO rsplsst ssd
their hoss dying Of with cholera,
hey ass still hopsfsl and cheerful,
AID sss isasssiossly engaged il Try
Ing 70 repair their shatssssd fsstsnss.
PROM What " could ~ aad lsara,
however, " fear that too great .
properties Of the ssltivabls lasa y
bsisg devoted to Gotten, and too III.
~ 70 he planting Of eera ssd small
Or pais. Gers II row selling In
Upshus d issu tvs asllass / . tive
9ellsss End tvsssy.lvs ssah pr
bushsl, IN spseis, ssd diasuit - 3D.
tais, eyes u hat pries ard 10 thh
market IL b ssllias u I'VE dollars
ssa Shsss sssss pr bssAsl, i. esr.
ss,sy, With every probability = .
speedy siss. VIII corr u ewes twe
1sllass, asd fsadss (Which 10 rev
vsstA sAy sssss pss assss.) u sAsss
asllass pss hss1-sd, II sssas y ~
thss fhrHsrs srs Aisssgis1isg tAsis
~. istsrssas very greatly, vAss they
asvsss ssly - sssA II thsis dllabls
las1s - ~ pssaussisa u tAis stspls
.ss.nsaiay u win yissd barely ssf.
ssssss sspply for home sssssnp6sa.
II tAsss aAssla happen 70 y shes,
ssss sssp ~ psssssa ysas. vhish y
~ u ~ sslksiy, ~ very nssA
fsas May - ~ planter viE wish
II 1910. naA>h vaa n o<,rn ALA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

n. Ths etaAs Castle, II ~ 33s1
M ssalraAisas ~ rsyssts tAsa 0sv.
1hssshnsstsa hsl ssss hi psivata
ss~stasy v wasAissssa, y ssssslt
viii Prssl1sss JsAnssa, q tAss h
1esigss sosvsaiss ~ Stass Leg.
islssass. e"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06
~ We learn from the BsllsyilIe

~ We learn from the Bsllsville
Countrymau that four United Stat,s
soldiers, in = drunken frolio, perro-
trstsd nome horrible outrsgcs on
some negro women in that locality
rsssntly; After which two Of them
wsrs shot and killed by persons I'M
known. II says, "ths occurrence is
deeply regretted by all law-abiding
eitissns.' II the husbands or bro
thsrs IT the negroes killed them, VIC
do not see any room for regret"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

MAY PARrr.-Hxtsssivs prepare
tons srs making for grand dancing
and conversational party TO be given
At Rusk, Texas, on The 8tA Of May.
II The list Of manager, forty Ave in
number, ~ Cad tho names Of some
Of the most prominent and influential
eitissns Of the county. II il design
ID, aad no doubt will prove, 10 be
gate . rscAsvehs aGair. We arr in
formed that roons will BE- provided
for those who do, and those who do
rot dance. We tender the thanks
Of The editor AID attaches Of tho Re-
publicaa e2ce for tickets Of invita-
ton.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

SwAAp RAoLs TRiDs.-Ihs ~.
lowing sosprisss sks ~ = soss~
Of the I. o. Of r. n. s,ssss1 q tAsts
H.. nsstiss in this pssss:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

~ Col. J. n. Deasoa, saisss Il
he Hsndsyea Timss, vas II our It.
ses Thsndsy, o. his way hons, isss
Jssenea ssd Shreveport, vAisAss
h. has bssa sssssisg work fer h
valuable paper. He b 10 lee bsskA,
AID bids fir to live nssy yssss, sna
to strike heavy Blow IT ssssass.
tional liberty asd lsw.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

~ The following are the New
Orleans cotton quotations on tho
neraing Of The 26th ult:
Ordinary 27027}c., Good Ordi-
mary 28@98{c., Low Niddlisg 2S0
3s}s., aad hiddhng 3o@303s.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

A GosS neFSs.-CapG RsssTs
Jssslys, slisss = ~ oAas 0assta,
In ~ ssssiusisa II vssy dieaa.
~ sssisls, usass ~ sss1ss 81
/" Ossssx ~ sss pssss," stAsn -
Ns,ls~iss sssss ssssssst vAsA,
tAsaeA n vsss tArss 1nss s@4ss-
sssssl, ~ weld pstosA ssa ~
assss. VII ~ ssnarhs tlsA ~ Rss
II ps,isy Asss nasasa - = vsstAy
~ sppssvsl ~ iniaasiss 4 every
Dsss,y Dsssissis ssssAsss jssssAsA'
.vw sssssk = ~ s1llss 4 - ~
- sass ialeeetal pspss, ~ sAell ~
y ssAjbk . tsssainS sas1sA pss4sass.
- 1snasss, - vkss ~ ~ ssaes,
~ ~ ssltiR = ~ 1ssAA sslaissstl y
ssesssssisa 4 . nss's bsaess ssavis-
go 4 ~ ~ ~, ~ shan Sstlss
g. - s7i>asial sAsk = psasllss -
psaissse ~ ie4slgs ~ sss'sv b ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

- We had the Ptee1ose q . ee,'
FROM our youss frissa, Dr.. l. l..
Var xssdt Of Dsllas, TsssA. ~,
Wednesday asssisy. Ths Dsssss
looks hale, hearty asd shsssfAl ns
representa- his ssctiss II sssstsy
ssist, prssPsross ~ iapssviss.
with . fair prss,sss fss SO ssssA