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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

~ There are fcw Commercial houses
anywhere that have grown in popularity
like that of Gregg a Martin, a, Shrecvc.
port Their style Of doing business,
and the pleasant, agreeable manners OF
all connected with the house, inspires
confidence. Their Texas trade has in.
creased every day since they common.
ced business, They have one of the
most convenient houses in tho place
On the river, at the terminus Of the
railroad They have an immense stock
of groceries and plantation supplies.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

NEW FALL Goops --Mex.r.. b II.
Martin a Co, have just received a very
large, full, choice, and admirably SO
lectcd stock of fall and winter goods
Thor store presents very attractive
appearance. All who want good goods,
cheap goods, and to deal with liberal
enterprising, clever gentlemen should
call without delay. Farners cen get n
this house oil they desire cisissns will
find varied assortment and, last 80
not least, but first, the Ladies' will b.
delighted with their selections.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

~The Brooks House, at shreye
port, Is tssssr kept IL possible, than il
he's ever becn. The fare embraces
every thing to be found in moat ex.
csllent market, with superb cooking
Tho rooms for neatnsss, cleanliness. and
comfort cannot be excelled. Try il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

~ Those bringing in hides, WOO,
AID peltriss, and desiring to obtain the
highest market price, should no, sell
before calling on our friend Sam. Gun
did n the Rsilro< Depot lie is anx-
ioss u purchase: has plenty Of
money 70 buy with and will give fully
"A much ~ anybody else We repeat,
don't fail 70 zee him.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

matter, | was materially assi,,,l
Mai. Howard, and upon nv ~
at camilla, the citizens of ia, H''
appeared DESTROYS that the occr, f'''
Of the 18th ult, SHOULD be il.
gated up to the date Of nv
No action had been taken (, ''-
civil authorities Of the count, z
had any inquest been held oy:,
bodies Of thoso killed. Gen n
ard endorses Siblcys report to !.
Geld as follor: Sir-I has. ,
honor toiiorward to you the an
sent by Gen Sibloy, with reg,,i
tho Camilla riot. The Gen
that no action whatever Ia, Z
taken hy the civil authorize, :,
| date, Oct. 9Th, towards briny;,,
guilty parties to punishment, a.,
inquest was held upon the I,t
nor investigation, except by Ii. n
raau and Capt. Mills, by order !,
commanding officer of the di.,r.
Georgia, whose report had lea,
warlod to the commanding oS.,
the Department Of the south n
further says it is no, believed ;.
bic to bring the guilty par,i.,
punishment, through the civil
thorities Of Mitchell COUNT
being engaged in the aSar
tell US, denying it, and no uay,,
jury could be found in tina, con-,
Gen, Sibley makes no furthr
marks which relate to this Ma
simply submits the aflidayit tos,
with n private letter from an 4
in that county, who makes 81,
request of him that it be not !,
lishcd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

~ Mr. K II. Lindsay, Cott's, Fac.
tor and Commercial Broker, shrcyc-
port, is doing splendid business Tx.
tensively and f.vorably known, With an
anteeeedent history Of many years,
marked by business capacity, upright
ness, and thorough knowledge Of trade,
his name and character inspire conf
dencc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

Tms EARLIEST FRosr OF iEconp Tn
the evening of the Tth u still n0riher
blew up rendering fires aud oyer1oar
very desirable. The next day, Thurs
day. was exceedingly cold for the sea.
son. Towards night the winds lullol,
and on Friday morning, the Ola, there
was quite large frost tho earlies, in
the reccollertion of the oldest inhabi.
tant"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

~ McCatchan 4 Co, Shreveport
Cotton Factors and Commission Mer-
chants, are doing an excellent business
They have splendid stock of good. on
hand.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

~ Among our Shreveport adver-
tisemenn will be found the card Of
Mcssrs. Hoes i Durham, Receiving,
Forwarding and General Commission
Merchants, on the Lsves, 1t The termi.
nus Of ths railroad, near the river
They have fine stand, an excellent
business house, and a splendid run OF
custom at Marshall, Jefferson, Hcnder-
sou, and the towns in the Interior. The
members of the firm are vol ard favor
ably known in Texas. Mr. Durham was
born and raised in this State, and merits
the popularity he enjoys Twenty years
knowledge of him, and shorter but
equally favorable acquaintance with his
partner, enables us to cordially recon.
mend this house to our friends
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

- Our friends Of the south West.
ssn 10 their Texas Items" quoting
fton the pspsrs At this place, mix things
beautifully, and commit several errors
But We suppose !, don, amour, to
mach.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

REMOVER +. Bnerwald has re-
moved his store 70 the Dopplemayer
baiiding, where his splendid stock shows
70 great advantage.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

~ A cross mark on a paper denote
that a subscribers time has expired
We intend, hereafter, TO do n cash bust
ness. l: is more trouble " collcc,
newspaper subscription. than they arc
worth
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16
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religious liberty. Ahu NNN'''N
was received With offensive F,pu'a, /
demonstrations a large uamuef %, /
rufsmcn aro idle 800 consequence NJ
r.IHinl agitation. Tho Jnu'a o.
urcd ,hcm that work wonla soon nc .
provided GOO I'D who want o.
IS muf De- current Chat iht phAr .
ru4 ul.... u. honipeu-ier Aa'c
boon allowed ia le-entlf ogAu.
Ma.h ,a..'.uout was occa.''ne1
DOB Ca..er' Posi- the ch1nee 90 ih'
M.H
n4l..l OIL. lo.-the pro''.'"A'
m.n h.. au-I q programme guar
a.lua mauy reforms, inclhd'nf
s'rl TRAITORS. decentralization, UNI
y.ta. suffrage, religious liberty
r dom of the press, right OF pub
'ic a,scmblaees, radical changes IN
educational system, jury trials, eqnal'
iy bciorc the law. i
London Oct. l0.-Tha leaders oil
the jinta have monarchial preieren'
ces, but will Yield II, II the people
pronounce for republic.
Maple ,Oc.. lo.-Another eruption
of Noun, Nesuvius is threatened
New York, Oct. 10y esterday
morning, Col. Williams OF Florida,
accompanied by a Baptist Clergy
.nlu, called on General Howell oobo'
and au animated conversation occur
gol between the Minister and Zen
ar4l rnbb The i,cncrai and Mrs
C.bh wore taking leave of their
.r.s,s nm Inc stairs loading from the
-. =. Lo oa;ce General Cobb
~. lawn ON tbc .fai,s when NJ
g.tt - , ,romor If bis bodv
,nl , ,,,,rac,ion ~ INC mnscle. Of
III c.c, Tho ,tt,nding pbvsician.
~ Al. bo,,l lied 10 sec him / 4
l.G,r. wcI;c,I remedies could be
.la.ia;s,a,,J Cencr,I rohb w,. cav.
XII ia,a o.a ,.,,r,;n, room and !,
g.. 80. rbs corr.c
p.,.,, l,.oi oioc,;o,s in Delaware
;,J..,,, D.,ocr,t;o m,ioritv ,c
oooo
Tlo po,rlli.,ns oe tho 9Th Dis.
,;, b,yo nnn,ino,c5 Horace Greedy
r,r n9.r,'.
'V u.i,;[,o.. not IA 4, tho co.c.
.r 49, ,,d K;,nbcr,y 4 nro. A..
H.. ,r a.,i;..,i,n a. y,c,tc carr.n,.
a. i,...'i ~ pntle,'. cor.ressionol
wi, .l,D. C,.b;ng Gr Bnti~
El.rriet for Mo- otbe,a. orsuel ali
j.. -. iii A., a,n,;arcI
n,,, s,n5riay
n LIN O., T. ADAM
, C,rfsl.m,r sellicr Who iineI ,
~. ,.., ia t.v;al,,o KANT,
,.I ,e. ...t.,.oJ 4, D-g TEN.
c.ritr, ~bit .co,,no, ,y,s ,,v,n,.
al ,o ,voi,o yc, ~ 4, al. r,r;,en.
i,~, a., C.rrorl Nv rI,mrsb;r,
t.s'te., -.I,...l bg tho pr.iiI.n,
AM d., r.,,o,r,ri,t;o, 1r IIoi
.9r,..,clly s.bof.lJ
tt. lig..g Ds, fp Tho Pre-.
,r.., 5r.,s a. s..r,,,,r ,r l.,
r,t.,-,. ,, ra.,.r, to t,,,;,., ,l.
tt,.e.' NJ ir.f,, i..,,..i,, psr.h
I...a. r.r..
V.ftI l.. Dr.. Tbc limit, b,s
oil s. MIN He,olin. .G,iIs
..I ......,. i..,i, ,,,....i,'. ...
I- r1,... ..yc IL, ,.,.l,,i..,.
o. violence bni ,e,,s
..f...... rl,c,;o,s 70, ,,.r, L.r.
--...--.. -,--. 60 49,. q, - -
Il.h By November. Hale, American
Minister waited upon serrano aud
congratulated him. Gonzales, Sec
fenry, was mobbed yesterday and
was badly hurt, Prlm came up n
the ground and made speech 10 the
rioters. Dep'ored acts OF violence.
and sad the people could now afford
to forget the wrongs Of their former
servants crowned,
Pa Is, Oct ll'.-All the fears of a
turorean war have aba.ed. The
Prose-, however, says the armorles
OF France were never buster than at
/ present The reference to Scleswig,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

~ DO you want TO purchase boots,
shoes, or hats, saddle bags, or trunks'
See the card Of J. u. Lewis, No Q, Tex
~ street. Shreveport.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

~Mr. Frank Seth is the duly
authorised Agent Of the Texas Re.
publican and Jefferson Tines, at
Shreveport, and No cordially recon-
mend him to oil persons having bust
noes At that point.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

~ The card Of Elstner 4 Ileftner.
which appears on the fourth page,
among our Shreveport cards, should
long since been changed to that Of "
II. Elstner 4 Co The change has been
nrg,ec,-u ny tne mouse, We presume on
account Of the press Of business They
hare = splendid stock of groceries and
plantation SUPPLIES, and are kind prompt
and accommodating.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

New Orleans. Oct 7.-iicut Ice,
Of the Fr,odmcns Bureau, who was
cent by Maj Hutchine4, in charge
of the onFeal here, to investigate the
troubles at Opelousa-. reported this
morning that the immediate cause OF
the outbreak was a personal difficulty
between tho editor Of the st. Landry
Progress Republican piper, and
three citizen growing out Of often
sive articles in the Republican pa,
per The editor, named Bently.
who was also school teacher, was
caned, A report was Immediately
circulated among the negroes that
Bently was sillcd, and courier were
dispatched to arouse the negroes on
the plantations in the country, md
in an incroditable short time were
Aogking fully armed, into Opelousas,
apparently being fully organised and
prepared for any such occasion.
Several bodies of negroes met but
were dispersed by the efforts Of sen
,ihle and moderate men Both ne
groes and whites acqaainiine them,
selves with tho true ihcu regarding
Beutly. Ono body however, Of
twenty five or thirty, loa by o. e>
gro, who called himself Captain, 40
fused to disperso, when ordered
a Gcht cnsucd IN which two negroes
were killed, AMI four or five wound
Cd Five or rix whites were wound
cd. two very severity, aud number
Of horses belonging 70 the whites
were killed The negro calling him.
self Captain, was one Of the Killed
Eight OF thc party captured and
lodged in jail, and tbe bllanee dis
persed Orders were given by the
civil authorities for the disarming Of
The negroes, which were executed
with SOME difficulty, but eIooually,
and the arms belonging to the ne
grocs are now in tae hands Of the
authorities az Opelousas, and the
Parish ia now perfectly quio. Du,
ring the excitement, the materials Of
,ho Z" han"ry frogreas were seat
'efs' q portion OF them destroyed
N "hl'e man WINS am1ushcd while
Hl'n@ 70 long ihe' rold alone was
f'Il'el "'ih D1i's n.y. threa negroes,
wn'. were 'l' caught ana killed.
N"o''gI "'d' planter 's reported
,rauHlo. ovi.,el onig 3, bo ror;sL
.rs Landry ina ia i,,s ar t,gcn,,,
YfI.. f-.m O..I.g... tli,ia....
10 n s,. wore ,srg..,l, ..,et r;.nt
Ice r, or that he r'nil lo.rn al
hnt two whites killed and ei.bl or
co.. ,...,,,.f.I d.. ioll
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

~ All the editors and coFrespon
dents OF newspapers who have visited
jefferson recently express their astoni'h
ment at the rapid improvement Of the
place Our sister city is acting wisely
She ia laying the ground work of an
enlarged prosperity. Marshall, in a
business poin, of view, is also improving
and although i. cannot boas, of so many
new houses, promises 10 do better
business than last year.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

RIVE had the pleasure Of call
from Mr.. W. s Williams, now in tho
well known, popular house of Messrs
Tandy Il Morton, Shreveport, but who.
until recently, resided in this place.
Mr.. Williams has many warm friends
in Texas. His business qualifications,
and character for integrity are npasspori
~ success any where. We wish him
and the house he so worihily represents
. fair share Of the business Of the
prosperous season before us
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

Il These documents after al were
unavoidably crowded out, and will ap.
pear next week.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

WIN lii'"'' sN''Ni iiuuH an i 4
in that county, who makes , 81
request of him that j, be no, i
lishcd.
THE STATE ELECTIONS ~ :,
Mourn on LAST TrEsDAY-A
election returns published Il
South Western of Wedne.d,,
meagrc aud indefinite, but ,h,r
in what is published, suffice.
create a well-grounded appreas,
that the radicals have carried ID,
Omitting details We find
Democrats claim the city, mia
phia) by 6,000 majority, All
Republicans by 1000. Several /
progressing. The State, n,
sylvania,D will give a Repu.
majority Of 10000,
Ohio returns meagcr, but
Republican gains all round |
estimated Republican majors
tho State is $4,000.
In Indiana Niblaek and K-
elected II is said VOORHEES, 4
ted. Julian district very clos
Cleveland, Oct. II, midai.a
Returns from Indiana are nj
aud scattering. Returns shov
Republican gains.
New York, Oct. l3.-A ID
ii patch states that Cincinnati |
500 majority, a gain of 600
cate Ohio Republican by at
20, 600 Indiana reported
Republican majority.
Washington, Oct. 13.-Wo |
..,t.;.... ...,.i,..
nor de,,;l. rron oh;o I'LL
Ohio will run 5000 Repas
majority. Gibson probably ID
va the 'th district sehenek, ceii'
''n1 ~ " '',' oN'neo
gaia in nearly every county
from. Danphin county, Repaj
.a,yn,, pan,,bi;oon ' ,;o,;,1
R.,..L,.--~ - ESQ Erie "a
Republican majority 5000. R,r|
can gain 92l I.icoming
Democratic majority $50, Red
can gain 400.
If pepnsylv,D;a Ohio ia
h.,.,,,.., It, t., u
~ '"''' Is
'"'N'hs ABOUT congressman
res, is leather and prunella,
mean article at that. As ,bs
n,ne,ss,v ooomwe,,;sr,,.o,,
~ -,
wv '.'' "-
Sus'ea ana, unless the wire
us better news, shall BIO still II
W. co,, ,ho e,,,ov;,
~ e :"
Oaddo "azet'o extra OF yesld
New York, Oct. l.. Cotton
and unsettled at 25l to &c. e
New York, Oct. II, even
Cotton heavy and bc. lover .
1900 bales at 25jc.
New Orleans, Oct. ll.-Co1
fair demand, but declined mid
29f. Gold ISL.
indianapolis, Oct. 10, midpa
Central Committee claims tn
by 1000 to 10000, Dcas
gains are reported in souther
OF the State.
Cleveland, Oct, ID, mida1
Omaha, dispatch shows Reps
gains. Republicans claim the
ily in the Legislature.
Philadelphia, Oct. l3.-Refs
r-,or. ciaiw perrsylvrni' +
10000 to $4,000. The Ar
cedos tho State, but think, Z
jority much smaller.
Washington, Oct 1i.-Pa
yania-press estimates the II
can majority at,ls,ooO.
Nebraska returns indicate y
publican majority with beg
strongly Republican.
Ohio - Congressmon - Tos
publieans 10; Democrats o.
ocratic gain of 3 Congressm''
Indiana Total Republics
Democrats ?.
Tho Republicans elect ib'
State ticket in Ohio, lndi'i
braska ana Pennsylvania.
indianapolis, Oct. III
seven counties show D'r
Gain Of nearly seven thousi'
counties unheard from. Th
oerats claim the State by
- ~ . .u" W., ~ I,,;,,
$3.50. "0 "'
''u ~ a., In
"'" 'h-t""f Wv"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

ATTENTION YorSo MHN's CoSxERvA-
RVS cLrs--Ths regular meetings Of
Ills Club will be held hereafter II the
Courthouse, every Monday night BY
order Of the Club.
I. ?. HAWLEY. President
J. 4. DryxIcA, ssssy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16
A Whole Family and a Traveller Muir
dsssd BY a negro,

The following communication to
the Huntsville Union Republican
gives an account of a most horrible
affair I, was intended fer las;
weeks issue, but failed to appear
On Sabbath night last, Charles
Hall, his wife, and her little sister
about 10 years old, and stranger
who had called for the night, were
inhumanly murd red at Gallons
fc.. 7, cishtee i.,il north OF Hunts
vile. Mr.. Hall was the iefryman
The horrible ac, was evidently CON
mitted early in the night, for all four
of the murdered persons had on the
clothing they had worn during the
day. There being no Coroner IN the
county, was sent for to act in that
capacity. Blu, little discoveries, if
any could be made, The best con.
lecture il that the murderers called
Hall down to the ferry as though
a. l.
Wv" nv III" m.,i " FL so' ,"s n,,,h ~,
~ ~ III. -, Us
u'u'uA' ~. ~, ~ uI"u 'ne'e' NJ" ~
~" r., e. auu 49, my ,ha rel
'.,. rs .',, "su a m wy VII ~ w
thrown into it. All their heads
xe.c shockingly manglcd as with
hn.vv hlrdr.an. Thc str,nger had
on blue pants, blue socks, checked
shirt, shoes, and spur on one heel.
n.'l naa = uns e pay nof'v a. -'i ,,, Ia'
-;,h . man s.hh,,h cyeniny r;ding
a good sorrcl horse, who said he was
from San Jacinto, and was horse
NJ lun asked 'he Wy 70 iia', .
~ -. D. - ,hs, -.
a;d nc .,r.nge, ,.s.sd On Roth
no ses are missing, and the brides
and saddles. The house was roobea
u 'o"s "A"aso"e 4u,''s' ,"e,'', r"
~, ~
" Hs"s =! Mrs; .a'neun ~" u"y'
n o. W. 'ouno on 'o'u 'e'reea
lusca'ooss sna H'"e'hn"'' ""'c n
vas ,eo"so''ca 10 ,"e o"e sue ''''
~ II "so oesS mAr n@c ~ nsr' u
:, w.! ~, - "o"H"''' o.
sept 49, 1905
1t seems these brutal murders
were PERFORATED BY n negro, who was
.,,..t.d copG..sed his crimc and
-. - ~. s,, oo,,.
va" "u"s " mt" VI H's wv" 'o'o'i
who felt outraged at his conduct
II. m,de /, full co,ccssio, of his
,..,,., 49,,
ea''' ana states 'ha' no ono "s'is'cu
him in these murders
The Rusk Observer very Justly
observes thu. this brutal act i one of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

The thirteenth section o. /
stimtion of Liberia IS y !,
-" None but persons OF COW !,
admitted to citizenship
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

There is some talk oil
between the Prince Ing
France and the Princes y
Belgium, The two couna'
he thus united,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

Our New Orleans Agents.
Me.sr- Wharton h lllingsworsh No
So Common street New Orleans, are the
duly authorized Agents Of the Repub-
lican in that ci,Y.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

TINS TrLEonAns.-The proprictors of
the south Western and Caddo Gazette
have the kindness each, 10 send us their
extras Of the kilograms, and We cannot
properly credit one without doing injus.
siee to the other The Caido Gazette
has not been paying for the kilograms
until recently but suddenly its worthy
editor Lacy, has walked up to the i'm.
porsance of more vigorous enterprise,
and is printing daily Dispatches, and
sending them out on tho cars, the car
riers selling them At five cents each.
pI-s, e.--u-~s --.--A- $50 800 s~SSt
led by any in the country. They ara
adding largely to the prosperity Of
Shreveport, whose business men literally
sustain them. We certainly wish them
continued season Of good fortune.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

~ We were in Shreveport nearly
,hs whole Of last week, and had pre-.
pared an account of our trip, with
notices Of several leading business
houses, which We arc compelled 10 leave
out, on account of the news and other
articles that have precedence. 1t il
sufficient to say, we Ind = very pleasant
time, going and returning with our friend
Col. Dodson, Of the Henderson times, a
very agreeable gentleman at all times,
hu. doubly so on an excursion of thi.
kiud We were both most kindly and
cordially received by the leading men,
and members Of the press Of that city,
whose refined courtesy aud munifcent
hospitality always render visit to
Shreveport delightful There was a
rise in the river Immediately on our ar-
rival, and it gently receded as we left
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16
uess viii Please NstieS


] oe drawing oil osf Low ..,
plae We 2o'h OF neS' -. J.
near at hand IN ars ,.. a.
sale OF ." the TT ,, -.
this Suggestion
can be dsr a.. -,
county '' V'' ~ -,
resp - -, -
y '''e "' ~"
80 p'''" 49,, ~ 80 w ~ -
"f"F ''' - -, -,
80" ~ ~
80 = ~ a. -.
Y" ' " -, ,e..,
y "e u =,
-, liz. - ,,o. rho h.,. .u,,.
$500.
-. ...;..a a. ,.c,,.
-. "a, RI. ~,
IN y. a., ,..,.,,u.u
$500
~ The house OF burnhaa q horr,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

..sz . ou4ls0 ~ IL
~, w. ~ E c.S ~. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16
Dsnocrotic Executive Committee for
Harrison County,

Il. p. GREGG,
A. POPE,
S. j. RICHARDSON,
J. II. VAN HOOK,
3. X. PERRY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

By command of By't Maj. Gen
j. j. REYNOLDS.
c. Il. MoRsE, lst Lieut.
10Th u. :. lnfy., Aide.de-Camp, A.
4. A. G.
We notice that our democratic co.
temperate are publishing the above
order wiihou; comment, or if advert
ing to it, without expressing disar
probation, The tax, beyond ali
question, is an outrage aud for %
military commander to say, that the
citizens shall be compelled to pay i,,
without being allowed to avail him.
self of the legal remedies allowed by
the Constitution and the Courts of
the country is an act Of despotism
for which there can be no apology q.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

spo.cxlrnoS.--(h sPee'e)
a., w., Invariably in ad-
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-26

Agent Wheeler & Wilson's lsewing Ma
chimes.
November ID, lS67.-ly.i
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-26

VARIABLE TO li3sEKEEPERs. Every
good housckeeper eslres to keep her
floor As clean and not as possible. By
the appearance Of ones apartments, the
character of the OCCUPANT can very well
be Judged. The seabn is now ut hand
when carpets are tobe taken up and
laid aside, and genital and repeated
scrubblng is to be glen the floors Of
the parlors and chambrs, passages and
porchcs, and that thisnay be done cas-
lily and perfectly, e.ke the liberty OF
recommending to thdadies OF Oran ge,
"BAYsE's India Rubbe Scrub.n an in
etrument very simple ht very effective
even upon the most gre e-stained floor.
All that is.nceded i'll uIng it, is a little
clear, cold water, neithl' sand nor soap
nor cloth being requireiwith 1t. With
It, a child can scrub ahouse In few
minutes, and the iioorlg, after being
scrubbed, presents the appearance of
newly laid plank.
This India Rubber Stub Is the in
vention of wounded Qnfederate SOL
dier, and it has cone int such popular
Use as to realize hhi fotune.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-26

NEW ADyERflsEMENTs. We call at
tenton to the following advertisements
which appear in to-day's issue.
Jon McVErGH with D. PREsToN PARR
&c Co., Hanover ST., Baltimore. Mr..
McvEIaH Is the son of UNDERwooD's
landlord In Alexandria, and is one of
the most estimablc gentlemen of our
acquaintance. The house he represents
is too we'll and flvorably known to re-
Quire commentator at our hands.
When Mr.. SdErFER took charge of
the Virginia Hotel, his enemies charged
that he would make a Dutch boarding
house oft. Stimulated by these sneers,
the "lttle Dutclman" has gone to work,
and by the expenditure of ten OF twelve
thousand dollaramade the Virginia Ho-
tel superior to any inland hotel we know
OF and equal to tie best city hotels
Ills fare, Ills furniture, his table service,
bis superintendent aud his servants are
unequalled, and his terms are more
moderate than any hotel of it's class in
Virginia. If this o a "Dutch boarding
house," commendus forever to such
houses.