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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11


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] II ~ tssts.ss.aiP Published BY 'hs
undessisnsa IN The 1saa. Republican on
tho lith uit, Is hereby Withdrawn.
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Thc'sas, ~ y. + Resvss. Rev John
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ItI'ElIl. l.ADllIS'.

MR., Buei. late III Nj, Well. Of shreveport
INl has oI.-ncd In Marshali. the largest. ao.t
-.,.c and i.,e.t -iyi-- ii Ladies apnDet-
Hats Misses aud Igis L. Hats. thai hs. eve
,r.u i,foagh, l., M.ishsil sh,ch si,c pls De.
b. r.~if /, -,.ll cheaper ihsa tn. olssstsst Tier
.A,sfh aes ~ III. >ssib ID ,ash that sss ts.s,-
81 40 eni -h- c,u VI &C 1hr 'op-t ts.tti",s
nc ,alics .. Mai-nsi s.s,ioy shreveport
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hid ,h.fge 81 'as bu mrs lH' h'ads t~n y"s's
~. vi, 10, constantly 70 o'sins nss A,oss
sai eeail h1 i'e,s. 10 has, isss, cal .iiti
sxs,slnr hrr g"oa- before buying eis<sh~rr,
81, i.rs i.-,. =" c.i' ,s,r".i - o. tn- f~r'
that -hs has added adde's shd Battle. und I
cithiny te her s-sor, mrbt.
Nov. 70, 81 nii;d
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COOKING STOVES.

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vi r,au,l t. Lny,. asio Il stov's ~
il u hH,le rl,an s"a cu' buy lr'
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- cure nev. "
,el sae i -pies ttu mas, moeey
:, .....i... on "a, 90 cue,
y rrEa i. usVAN NOOK,
Nars'.nh Aai D. ~.
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NEW ORLEANS AAsEngsass.
II X. Walker 4 To
u, W. MAnsss.
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u. r logan, Arw Of Fellows 1 ca
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co
Jsnsiass, Weeks * co
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Ms..r.. ". II G,.sn \ CO.
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Gej q Garner i co.
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W~sjs, MAsllews 4 90
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Win Ball, .fI
II II bryan, frw :! 1issn, w..s 4
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For Sale.

ZANE Of The mos, desirable residences
~ in the city of Mar-hail-has every
| convenier servants rooms, erih, sta
bic, etc For particulars enquire a' this
office
bee 7, 81 MIS-,
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INV7 HWHAs
mo. J. MORAN 4 CO.,
psALkrs ~
sADDLKS.. BRIDES. HAnhk Il
COe.l.ANS, &C.,

West Side Public Sq,ltir.
MARSHALL, TEXAS
iooNey, rregssr CO..
Shreveport, La,
Nov q. 1867 nj. t
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No. 10.
CITATION.
y l.. Noel RS j. \ Barnes

~ H. NNtI rs a. ~ tutbss
THE STATE OF TENAs,
Cuusr, or trsnuR
To Tie Sheriff IF tp,har Go, Greeting
NOu are hereby commanded that yoa
i ssm,pon by pub licn,"'n IN The Texas
Repub,ican u newspaper published ut
Mas~hall. Harrison county, Texas, Lr
tj,r.r successive week. J \ Barnes, a
,r,n-ien, person who-r rcs'd'"ee '- an
lnaan, Il. Ice and aprear before me 1T
,ir Court li.ase IL the county o. Up
.hnr. ~ tbs nr~t Saturday ~ February
4, y, ls6ss n, Or bai..se til. J.'i" ID two
,,',i.,. L Z II SAD d. "a ~. +er t,e
complain. Of D, l.. Seed, !" y pies Of
deht L., acc, sn,- Ter AZ ,um II Eighty
Dollar. and flity cent?, S,id accounts for
merchandise ia tho year. tso.i and 1861,
Herein fnl ma In, have you then and
there TIN. writ with your susio~ ihssson
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SO ME TIL NC
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R,fsrssces tl q VI johnson,
tresidcns 81 Holss ia-a,snoa Coa,panr
ue~r. wish 4 !:o.a .cas, Dr. u. q
catIett !. y Garter, J G. Elstner, Dew
l. Tally, Janice " Howard, Dvsry Ia.
ey, and ~ !oaeph Wilder, Rev X ;
frippsst, D D capt y = L.aven~orti,
Or. y Al. Anderson, and Co W "
sLiscrs, Shreveport, La
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'NfhP Opposite tho Capitol Hotel, nsa,
~ dsss I. tho I'as, O3ee
tet "a. ISeS l2H
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Poll icai Notes.

The Hartford Post insists that Hon. VIM.
A. Buckingham of Connecticut is the only
man in New England who would add any
strength to the Grant tick, t. Buckingham is
tlvofably known throughout the country, but
tom all appearances Hon. Hannibal Hamlin
o. this State has far more favorable prospect
OF receiving the nomination Tor the Vice Pres
idency than any one else in New England.
It is again announced that the public debt
statement for April will show reduction of
S10,O0)00. Wanted Democratic paner that
will announce the fact with cheerful com.
ments. The statement will be given to the
public on the Nth instant
At the June election the people of Wash
ington Territory will vote upon organizing a
State Government.
According to returns from Internal Reven-
ue there is but little falling off in receipts
from other sources than distilled spirits, and
Notwithstanding the large deficit in the latter,
the indications are that the receipts will very
naarly reach the estimate made for the f.cal
year.
Mack, the Washington correspondent Of
the cincinnati Commercial, asserts that the
'noorsment of Pendleton by the Illinois Con-
'en''oA secures his nomination at New York.
"oE' orownlow announces his determine
'ion 10 call ont the militia to suppress the
lawlessness and violence which no saws exist
in certain parts ofMiddle and West Tenros.oe
He does it without legislative action Inf 70.
lies upon the loyal people of the State 70 srs.
tain him. The Knoxville Wing OF yesterday
morning publishes letter signed by the Ten.
nessee members of the House and by Josenb
s. Foster of the Senate, urging him to this
course.
Parties are inauguratng o movement to
have Congress pass an act to try the expert
lumbia.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

d R. MO r. S e
has removed to
HIS NEW RESID CE.
No 20 Free Street. --
May II. d&w2msn #04- .ttI
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SPIRITUAL MANIFEsTArIONS.-Great excite
ment has prevailed in the town of Hardwick,
VI, for some time past, through what are
called spiritual manifestations" of the Paine
children-two young men and a young woman
who perform wonderful feats in untying
ropes, beating drums, ringing bells, and the
like, IN a darkened room, occupied only by
one OF the above named trio, securely tied.
The people took sides, and the discussion ran
high.
This war of words eliminated by wager of
$50 being laid by o sailor that he could so Sc
curely tie this trio with cords of his ow fur
nishlng, that they could not become released
without Invisible aid The time fixed for this
great feat was Wednesday evening, the 18th
u't., and the manner of securing them by
placing them IN box or what is termed a
cabinet q la Davenport Boys. The sailor arm
ed himself with quantity of hemp rope and
iron staples, and proceeded to fasten them in
an artistic manner known only to sailors.
-Four staples were driven into the floor of the
cabinet, and one of the mediums" placed in
an arm chair, his limbs tel to the arms and
legs of the chair and the rope passed through
the staples several times and securely tied.
The others were fastened IN sim lar manner
with the exception of The staple arrangement.
The time occupied in securing them by the
experienced sailor was IS minutes and they
were tied in a manner that would apparently
defy the power OF angels or devils. The par
ties were released by some invisible power and
walked forth free and unshackled in the press
en"e of large and excited aud ence in eleven
minutes. The discounted sailor with much
chagrin acknowledged the success of a spirit
ual champion.
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TRIAL OF Fns1AN-In the n s Circuit

TRIAL OF a FRNIAN.-1n the q. s. Circuit
Court this morning, an interesting case will be
tried. It is an Indictment against VIM. Rov
of Esstport, who is charged with running
away with and destroying an American vessel
at the time Of the Fenan raid at Eastport and
Campcbello, two years ago. District Attorney
Talbot appears for the Government, and
Messrs. Bradbury & Bradbury for the accused.
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The Next Representative.

lFrom tho Saco Courier, April 22] r
Hon: John Lynch, RepIes .ntative to Congress
ior Two terms, IS making his bids for a denomination
He has written him speech In re a ion to finances
and another on impeachment, BIO h Of which al
but very commonplace re-hashes OF What was leng
ag9 said aud done in relation to those subjects
These speeches he is distributing through the Dis
irct very proig, ely, ami one othem has been pub
lished for his benefit in the Radical paper In this
county. But tor tie tie left of Mr.. Lynch and all
other congressional asprants, we will say that he
universal s ntiment in this section of the State Is,
that the next csndi ate ior congress hustle taken
f ON old York GU: t and this viii undOubte To
done, W tn b. tn the Re ubican and mocratic ,i
tie. MIR Lynch is the only memter OF Corg ess
from Maine, who oIigi ally voted FL impeachne t,
which q sell viii be g 9 long IL it Is t aead !,
enough to Gu 50 him .,otic ly forever. But he first
owing more SO eve day, SO that re lily it ma Is
WY lit difference W. 10 l. pr in IL NINA ion on he
a'lic side or at particular phase of mongFe ism
next race. E4FE
The above is taken from the columns of the
I5iddeford Democrat, believing that the best
thing We can do for our able representative is
to show the people what Stuff is served out to
the copperheaos by their local organ in this
county which is authority in nothing save in
biography! The financial speech of Mr.. Lynch.
synopsis OF which we give elsewhere has
been pronounced by many Democratic Jour.
mails in the country which have some reputa-
ton to maintain, one of the best financ al
speeches made in Congress, while his friends
and constituents can well afford to COM la-
Gently soc this servile imitator of Brick Pome-
roy, with all his disgusting animus but not a
1.-THE of his brains or courage, attempt to SQUIRT
his filthy water. Whether the Republicans
will nominate a candidate from this county or
Cumberland, the political drab of the Demo-
crat is utterly ignorant, while with the reno
val of johnson and the nomination OF Mr..
Lynch, the Republicans will carry this district
by upwards OF four thousand majority
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A Rare Bargain .

The undersigr ed havno disposed of his our Mill,
S one Dam, and all the wafer power OH sad lower
Dam in Athens Village. now offers for his Tan.
perv, consist ng OF Blu !dingb-feet long, by-!eet
wide, thoroughly built, i'll ,und and good milton
texcepiing tan piis,l with good 81 bstanlial Dam
across The river and eight land including
or. Also materials now the premises for repai +
Of Pits: with new Boarding House, thoroug CHI,
built and finished through jul last lal. good spring
of pure water IN cellar ami till supply OF SO water.
The abb props' ty j. located bout one half f., lie
up river from the Stone Dam before M, toned, up
on which dam Flo lr Mil and large Lumber Mill Is
now in full operation: commenced running since last
fall.
The above property, If not disposed OF at private
sle before Saturday the ninth day OF Nav next, will
at esven o'clock A NJ without reserve. little per-
feet Terms easy =.
Also about 10 cords Of good Hemlock Bark on
the premises Ii wanted. Ha e4.E.
q l@ i .iil' JOHN WARE,
Athens, Somerset County, State & Maine.
Aprii7, 1873. apr It'll may sN
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United s,n,es Cirenit G.ur,

JUDGES CLIFFORD ANO FOX PREsIDINo. =
THURsDAY.-Gen. Shep!ey concluded his argu-
mcnt in the case of Lord VS.. Thompson, and Judge
Clifford give the case to he jury. They returned
verdict TOR plaintiff for 1916 2s. The amount claimed
was $4S95.f2.
Tho nas Flaherty and John Cannon, lads of II and
IL years, plealed guilty to larceny Of goods from a
United States bonded warehouse. In consequence
OF their extreme youth, and upon promises of retT-
nation. Judge Fox, alter severo aimonition TO the
two boys, continued the for sentence, with the
understanding that it would not be brought up
against them il they Behaved themselves. The lads
were then Fischasged. Oh .a .----,.--. -.
Court adjourned to 10 O'Clock Friday morning Z
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Republican Ward caucuses.

The Republicans of Portland are requestt d
o t } meet in he several Ward rooms ON
q .iday Evening, May Lat Ia e'clock ,
fj the purpose Of choosing five delegates from
Zach Ward to attend the District Convention,
to be boIden in the city Of Biddeford, on Tues
day May o. Tor the selection Of two delegates
to the National Republican Convention at
Chicago.
The delegates to the District Convention
will meet at the Reception room in the City
building on Saturday, May 2, at 3 o'clock T .
NJ for the selection ofthree delegates at large.
Per order of Rep. City Com
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tFRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT
Ar at Havana 22d INST, ships G Rch ardson. oil.
yer AN Marcia Day, New orleans, land cid 24th
Tor Remedies
Ar at Ca.bar:en 18th inst, barque Deborah Pen
nell. ennell, Havana.
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Portland 81 Ogdensburg Railroad.
PUBLIC MEETING

The citizens OF Portland WHO feel an interest in
the op ming OF new Inc of communication between
PJrland aad the West by way OF Northern N W
Ii tmpshre, SorthernVermont an Ogdensburg, NY,
are in sted meet at City Hall on Saturday evening
mex MAY 2, 1861 at u o'clock, to hear report OF
the commi fec OF coporatDrs and associates of the
P r.lan & og ensburg kailro i'd Company and fx-
plantations of Plans and puep SIS in regard to this
enterprI from lis friends residing in Maine, New
II mpsbire and Vermont
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Fisheries.---TWines

ENOR SALE to the trale by the Bale, 100 Bales
l. Superhne Cutton Irvine for Herring, Pohagen
and Mlckere.-fue ncs.; these twines grade abovt
the ordinary quality. EEl ENs-[ ~
AN. NET q TWINE CO.. 43 Commercial s..
a29dlaw3m sS sa POSITION
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FOREIGN PORTS.


Sid FIN Yokohcma Feb 20, barque Penguin, Moore
Chetoo.
At Palermo 10th inst, barquc Jehu. Smith, nom
Genoa tor :. ldg.
Sill TIM .sibraliar 2sth- ult, brig Annie Collins
Mills. for New York.
Passed Gibraltar 18th inst. barque Starlight, Gro.
zie-, from Messna for New York. 5-.ttE
At Goree itih inst, barque Hanson Gregory, Gre.
90 tr PHILADELPHIA.
Ar at Liverpool 3Oth ult. ship sardis, Cunningham
San francisco.
Sid i'm Queenstown 18th, barque G Norman
Norman. from Calaol Tor DunAirk.
AR at Valparaiso 18Th nit, bafque Paramount, Cor
haD, Boston for San Francisco
At alparaiso Sd inst, ship Ivanhoe, Ferrimau i'm
Caao ar 2tli, to loaI wheIt Liverpool at los
America, Bartlett. disg.
AZ Buenos Ayres l1th ult, brig Corrientes, Lord
Tor New York.
Al at Havana 2lst Inst, barque Lorena, Hichborn
New York. a'-
Cid 2ist, barque Slower, Pierce. sagua: brig,
Navarino, Call sic, do Charlotte, Stupe arlepas
]. Wadsw, 18th, Ba'ler, and Sophie strout do.
= oii istD orig shannon, sawSe Sagua; 18th, sci
Ben Boriand, Tor do =
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New YORK: Scotland Smalle Hos on; bIigs Geo
nos Hall; Hattie Il Wheeler Bacon and Castil-
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New York; schs Noes Patfen. tIarl pg, Beaufort
NC; Fanny Elder, Shea, Nassau, Mp.
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for Boston.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-01

THEATRE.-Miss Maddern was again favor
ed with good house to witness her perform
ance of the Little Barefoot" The piece was
splendid and the acting fine, Miss Maddern
receiving great deal of applause during its
performance. This evening is the last night
but one of Miss Maddern, and as it is her ben
eft there will no doubt be crowded house
The piece presented this evening is the great
est sensation of the day. entitled snip the
Crow" or New York in 68. which will be pro-
duced with new scenery and appointments
During the performance will be presented the
great fire scene, which has created such sem
sation in all the cities where it has been seen,
and it has been pronounced the most thrilling
and exciting scene ever witnessed on the Amer
lean stage. The lovers of good acting and
scenic effects should not fail 10 turn out this
evening and give Miss Madden good big
house.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-01
Supreme j udi cial Court.

APRIL TERM.-BARRows. j, PRESIDING.
THUasDAY.-In the case of Taylor ct al VS.. Stew
ems the jury returned verdict Tor plaintiff for si7z
p. B. Hail.. - 81 81. I0FE b, A. Merr1 l.
The trial of the case of Joseph Russell ct as. W.
John B. Brown, writ of entry, was resumed and oc-
cupied the entire day without being concluded.
Strout i Gage. j. & E. NJ. Rand.