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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

i ~ I'sF~E "Wss 'WW"sttWHt fVUUs
scithsI
| On Monday, while plsci.r cIs.As.
on the line In the yard, she sau his
again. when she asked him "vh.
No was, and Whist he wanted !" h,
looked a her in a very implcv;n,
man asr, and after hsving SURVEYED
her s.,sntivciy. asked, What j,
your name 2" She replied ths. he,
asme VI. A. 4. McBa;n. lie then
10 . clsar, sArill voice said, AGO :,
number ~, ON the fourth story, and
SEQ via, you can zoo r.
She, n company with seysr.l
others, went 10 tho room Indicated
but neither saw or heard anything.
TAis, be ii remembered, was ., mid
day. In open daylight, with a clear
Minnesota sky, aud tho sus shisisp
brightly. She did nc. ewes kscs
that there was such = number in tho
house on the fourth story. When l
asked her why she did not :, this In
tsrvies shoot him, she said that he
looked 80 pi,iihl that she could not
find il In her heat to do so. On
Thursday, 10th inst, she saw him
again, whom shs fred a. him, but as
no was rapidly gliding through the
cellar door she missed him, lodging
the bullet in the wall. u.lf.n hour
later she saw him At the eistcrn,
when no beekonsd her to him, and
told her to tell Mrs. Jewel e to sit on
the west side Of tho table whom she
held the next circle" aud then dis.
appeared.
Mrs Jewel, who is a practising
physician, and a highly educated
lady, myself and daughter vent
down, but could see OF hear nothing.
Nov, my daughter never saw Dir.
Jcwc! during his life, and, to tea,
tho matter, pr Thomas W. Dcsring
took the photographs of seventeen
different persons, all men, among
which was one Of tho late DR.. Jewel
and placed them before her, and
asked her, "Arc any Of these like
tho man whom you saw Amer
look lag thea over carefully, she took
Jewels liksacss, takes shortly before
his death, and said, oOh, her, u tho
man ! know his face. eys.. and
beard
DIR. Jewel was Inferred in his we'd
ding SUIT, ANA although she did not
sec him at any time in his life, or
know how he Was dressed aud placed
In the conn, her description was
true TO the very buttons "f his coat.
This II hr'ef outline Of tho SIN
Kular story, ssd iscrsdibls 81 IL may
seem, y n true in svs-y particular.
| might add that | have omitted
many incidents Of minor importance,
but these are the main facts. I will
not attempt 10 explain this ,aystesy,
but will, II possible, try and solve Il
M Y. II. McIiAIN.
~ Anthony, March %, 1868.
N B,-Sevcral men on Friday |
night last paid visit TO the laundry, |
but beat a hasty retreat, having 10
.ncountsr the attacks Of dreadful
log with fiery eyes and savage micn;
md they declared that II was resily /
dos, End eb1N9hl that he 's-'""---'
P.E, hcBAiN.
p A--Tksse facts can he sitsutctl
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To. Magsirs, proprietor Of al the
places OF snsussAsss o. The Pacific
coast, u usshls 10 write bis owa
name.
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n 11tre 81 F1eAf 77ssfsNs"''
NOTICE il hesvhs k.ssn siss' y -
II McCa.gin, AZ 4aan'1ksates 10 tA
N ,Ese essst@ " /, H. N'hitheaa, IT.
....ss i l.as AID IN thi sEes his trA'
SEQ Is ant scset<rs. VIM ne assso =.
= pe Nssek s~rm II ~ Sosns' tesss
AZ iis.f sse~ s,unty ,essA'ssn1 70 estates
Il 4 sA.ssl ps.A.sse. Re-. wlst Ill pr,
s,s1 sessss go @sy aPHas 40 9or.s ~
Il *.4s i sbey sss Pfcrsr f'ae see'
18th, ~ 49,.
" hsx C.sNNELis, fcenss q :
sfgk pLiFs ilspasy y 2
- ~, u e
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

Nspolsoa has gaIisatly seat the
Qvsss Of l'sussia two vnlusAls Vases
which shs hspp%ssd to admire 1t tAs
Exposities.
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40 leroy h you, aud l sspssA ssss."
Thsa ny heart vas tosshsd.
"Mn. 81. Jehs," I said, 81 will
pardon your husband, but on oss
condition omly."
She eagerly aslsd Ne 10 uass Il.
IL y this" said l, "that yea Will
tcach ycar childrss the folly aad he
evil consequences Of pride that
you Will guard then axainst il wick
ed asd ueisriosa isAssacss tAro~gA
life, aud that your hsshasd will like
wise reform aud Iced Different life. :"
Shs readily ssssaasd to ny rsquiss.
ments, and IL few nemesis mese
she va on her way hone, bssriag
the joyful tid,ngs " her lissis shif-
dren.
The lesson that I taught then !
hops nay b bensat " shs~ thros6A
life.
She and her husbasd moved 70 .
distant city, where hs reformed, aa4
became useful and respectable siti.
zen, and often spesks of me, I sadsr.
stasd, with profound gratitude.
an . bachelor yet, Esd there 10
but one woman to wAese nenesy
ever drop a tear. And tAas " to the
memory of my mother.
AN OursrokxN REPRESENTA-
rivx.-+When the articles Of iA.
peachmsnt were updcr consideration
ia the Federal House Of Rsprsseu.
,stives, Hon. Geo. ". Woodward, "
Pennsylvania, used the following
bold language;
At the risk Of denunciation, I
deny the right Of tho sesstc 10 try
impeachment The House wss uot
conposed, a. the ceastitusisn ~.
quissd, Of member chosen BY the
people Of tbs several States, nor
was the Senate, Of two Senators from
each State. 50 suro am that the
people will respect this
objection, that II I were the Presi-
dents counsellor I would advise him
that If you prefer articles Of i'm
psachmest, TO dsnsr bssA 70 ycur
Jurisdiction SD that Of The Ssaasc,
and 70 issue pssslanat;oa 70 yos ssa
Ill che world notiss that whilst be
hold himself impsachakls for misds.
nea nor in otics before The constitu.
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fSuccs ssoss % a. q .sseea 4 COS
REcElysxs. s0sw tapistis
AGO
Comm .ssl0n Merchants.
Al the Dcpet,
MssrsasstsIi. Texas,
stpLs1E4 assnsas ssasssas q All kis-ss "a
- As4sahssasss or Ssss - ss1f fe''
sss,attn tsrsas
Jan. IVES -
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Pstsslsun b anssssssa 70 b .
ssssais ssss ~ ~ eAsIssa. Il l.
psf % sses esd "a 10 W sSsk
syioo. --.0u3. Nsess.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

IL uernAsy, vbsa ) ~! aays
asythisg WAY, tAsy I'M ~ 1872 !
ard ~ - e41ess ~ 49, thSee
sAsss ~ ~ ksnAssa ysa0-
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II = ssssssa5 sspsstsa 49,
Dscvslsw ~ sss> aso<stivss ieas
vsioua esuaaim efths Baats n fsuee
sus ~ X Kins, ~ as1ADsiss@
tksM = sAses asvs v1eA ghsssyss
lbssd.
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DRugsl DsuQs!!
A LARGE bal ee itssA kaglsh an
n FssoeA
eaUoS, PAINTS, CHS,

And k1Q0ORS, &C.. TO-, 10 now being
received and opssed By A. 0,ars. 81 ~
old stasd Of asass / Withesspoon. whsre
h vim b. pasased 10 ~ BIZ "a castonsts
y veil - ssw ooes ard furnish thea WITH
gessiss ard uaadsltesptsd Drsgs, Mod.
eisss, sad I'll SIR Articles sssaily ksps
IL Drug 9soFss. d Ne vsry lavot Bgsres
tAst esualne ana snsdslteralcd afticls
ca possibly b. soh At. tos eash. BY
special reqsest he hss brought on several
: :sss1 NJ :s Z o.sssrs ss.a and ssvlss
Maek4es rseaisa
/ nike plsassss = ialbrniag ~ o.,
sonsss asl tAs pablIs sspssaIly shat J
have secured Ne sesvisss Of ~. r H.
lsruee, Pharnaesstise, hts Of The ho.ss
Of III Flank n. Wood II this city, who
will be On hand Il I'll hoan 70 attend 70
The Prescriptions Dspastasnt,
A. SEARS, DsugTsss,
Feb. ~. 1887. a1sa
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HsN IL lasAs II Ssaptss seasty,
Ahhses. - slvsrssssd ~ - 10
psy te8sv.
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avvees ssssu Asss yssassday.
Psssassasa .slssrspA hsss II I'll H.
vsstissA
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Misrellanfuus.
MAMMOTH
LIV cry STAB +.
Ueeuns Deaght and 0ead.

THIS ssaesdiA 6aah,e, loostsd a. Ar
u slssst, Nostk d tAe Cesst Hoses.
: new open. and we'll stocked With sa3d's
I'D hassen Hossss, Buggbts, Hachs. -.
iii Of which will BE hired on reasonable
terns Horaes boarded BY ihe month
week, day, Of single ned
Hcsssi and Msles bosgAt sd sold a.
eonntuina.
WN. BRADFIkI.D, Psopslstos
NsrsAail, Feb. ~, 1855. 2oH
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). u. TULLlS,
DENTIST.
MARSHALL, TEX AZ.
Having returned from the Ohio Dental
Colkes, oiers hh services 10 The public.
Once-EAst Of the Cosrs Hsase, over
lhc Store d W. n. Johsstsa / Co.
Marshall. March ,, ~. 3o-ly
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NOTICE.

NY psssos havis9 esoss ns'cSesss
A 10 4. D. McCatshas, VII psseas
80 Shea 70 he RsPahlicaa oees' !"
nlataAs1. W.
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tors TO pieces by the mob which sar.
rcssded tho scsacld)
The carriage advanced slowly, xur-
rounded by large body Of soldiers,
asd u ten minutes past len arrived
q the place Of execution, who're were
plated esasos, With the Msrss,ilats
sad violent miatsre Of Jsrobins
sad sabbls stationed abou, the scar.
fold. Or qsitsisx the carriage three
guards surrounded his Majesty as he
started ~ ths steps Of the .canold,
and wosId have taken Of his clothes,
bot he repulssd tAsn with hssshd.
nsss, nstyins Ms sscLslesA, sps.ing
his shirt, asd arvsssssg his shros,
for the are n the guiilcslse himself.
When they hessa TO bisd biz hssjs
he resisted with IN expression Of in.
dignstion.
suaer this oatrsgr,' said the
abba to him, 4" suffer Il a. the last
resemblance 10 that Savioss Who 10
about 10 be your recompeuse
Al theee w7rds the yiciin, resigned
and submissive, allowed himself 10 be
bound aud cosdscssd to the block
Suddenly he separated himself from,
tho eseca'ioncrs, stepped 10 the edge
Of the scsHold, and exclaimed
" fveachmen, | die innocent Of the
crime imputed TO me-, aud | pray that
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DISSOLUTION.

OB00N11>G 4NSNs
rT,HR NV srn Of q. g. 0sses 1 Co.,
y this day dissolved b ilsitaaisu.
4. y. 0sse9 I'D y. D. Raissy ass ~
tAoe;ssa 70 Ne he aaas Of The laes srn
II clpsiag Up ths hssiness. !.
Al dsStoss viii please ce.s f"evsFd
AID nav up, snd ssss ssss ~ ~sss
has. - - sa pa oar dssts.
r. r. tsHM
a. y. RstS~a
Jan !. 6s
W. relosn our hessssess lsanaa % oas
aid NJ. ads AID parrots fss lsys.ts shows
"a Tor the kts twenty ussef ftsfs ~
ia-ssexs at thss piaes
Wa tesesxssitsi 6v saseesso'4 'sssf
ably 10 our ota friends snd pntrch'' As'''
hsass. hs sarsps attsetsen 10 basins%' 20
ssar,ty, saai iss.ser shss They viii ~. ~
De seahisileeN 49, patronage shfs ~
hitherto tsen bssiosed 'pch ~
vary respsesial''y ga
a. q Hsaft3N A 90
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

|lN r. WILLIAMS. Attorney q
Law. NefahAh, Tess. w. resaasu
kscsIeo q IS psoepssios h ~ esc,ss
I Hlsth Jeiaetal District, I'D y ~
\ u nasIss .. W. Eashth. Jsdieasl
ks,. Os,elal astsatIee viii = G'vee
! co,Isstlos Il slains. and se's'sa'cs'
I debts. 49,,
IrshaN, Nov. 1855. ni1ay
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!. uf0hrOwRH, Attcrssy q
Law. lDlycias risls, nssstsoa 20.
Is, vtN ussgatss n ~ Csssss q ~
J Js,lioial Dleasses. A. ssesssea -
rd 70 ~ IN rsssavs pesoPs a.
III -" ~ ,aas ss,.
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TmE Biu0Esr Pool. The
New York Sun is rsspcnssbIe for ne
following
George Francis Train aid, some
Year, go, that hs stesnp>sa y write
books, Aud people called hin . fool I;
that he took I prominent part in
politics, and they returned tho same
verdict that he undertook 10 Up.
hold the American nation abroad,
and he WAS still sscussd Of folly.
~ then turned ny attention." ks
added, 10 making money; ! nsds
u s-i -i..->. ~~-.-.-.J -... sAs. 50
tended the Jockey Cisb races u the
Jerons Park, Esd bsttsd vsfy hss!y.
bat always, ~ h happsasd, o. The
losiss Acsss. Ths lasl dsy, having
wsssssd lssgs 49, % w. hvssiss,
he sgaia lssl, asd suprsnsly sieose.
ted, be took ost he peekst>boek
while II he member stssd, ~
erisd sut. "I'll bst IN y 80 ] IN
Tie btgKsss feel In NE city ~ seset
Of New York" Asss rspsaAiae ~
challssgs several tinsa . ma, s+esa-
Ing On the courss innsAiataly bslsw,
looked up, aad, with biz portsaea-
naie IN lis hand, said Ha!lea,
stranger, III take that bel, provided
your name isn't George ksssste
Trails" l 1856 - sns.s
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r.. w. svxpnAs,. 80 Fess'
I'VE foensd espsrtuerasp y "
|prsssIes q IN, ssAsr " a.m 80
ppE, sTIDNAN, 1 POPk Thy
A,,eud lie Oeasts ID W Coesssn ~ y.
(ison, Rsnk, Passsa, ~ Up.hw q, 2,
BIZ. and Nasiee Of the Ssh judicial
tic,. s.... xt
|ptcmhes le, 1855. ."
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lxp JOxBA .. y. PlxcKNsr nAkhis:
NEs 1 HARRIS, Attospeys esd
COUNSELLOR u Law, eeles on Marriott
/, Shreveport. Ia, Will pssctIcs 10 ~
|hcs Of Oa1do, De6oao, Esd boesiss'
win stAeed 70 eaass 10 tAs District.
Hme enA vsdesA1 ceests.
N, 10, 'oe,
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70 ks lAUAed UPon ~ cfin9ssg esp
plants, sd fed viii III ssns l.
sssss 81 AAstsry - il sts NORTH
1hsir cesssqusst sstirs nisssSss
sanding n or psopis. ~ sssos.s.
4 thsIr ows vsshy asd diusproinsst
snbitisu, which svss hpsss iss'
hate. II every isstases, wAsss
.ssrsset appreciates y H. pssSts BE-
Ven nssIiaseed, ~ h ths easss d
Osssses Astssss, esAsdsld, Cssey
esd Asue II snesvs n islesios ssst
tksrs ~ bssa ~ sssasiss ~ -
plalst Il ssy sssA ssssssisaAass.--N
u. Tyws<s. 4as ns. 81 saa "a
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N BURKE, Attorney and Coes-
lio, Il Law. MArshall, Tors.
r1vuued he prsctice Of h's 30
M .pssesies h I'll ~ soss's
| slxth Juasesal District.
~. i.,,..1s1 n III ea,s Gill ~
| s,slsa ~ psompt sstsssaen.
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Fxox WAsmInorox.--Csl For
syth, editor Of ~ Mobile Register,
.ritisg freo Waslisgtoa, sags;
A iasslliesat gsstlsnsa from
Virginia gives ~ cheering assurance
Of The defeat Of The black sosstltu-
lion 10 that Btsts by WY large
majority. fhs whites srs tASFssgh-
" organized and the ssasks ~ Mst
getting thsx eyss open y ~ sel-
tsA asss AID broken pro3iDes u the
I" carpet- baggcrs." I have ssvsr
known waslisetes 10 dan. There
il . general 81 sstion ia sssessy and
business, snd ~ vsry ~ sotssgsrs
in the city. The "vuat" slssc
keeps up lysly activity II Y ds'.
iiish ssturnslla. -
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ColonEp ScneiAas.-1ke New
OrIsaks Pisaynse stsass - thess
~ 81 ssgse s1e11sss setAs ssfis
n IL Dsbes sshesb Il ~ 10y u
New Oslsaas, . lasns isssaneD ssss
~ number u attee1ascs Nees ~
sehssls vsrs tssssd ovss b ths
PfssdaDsu's Dussea. @x~fn
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DIR. f. j. BEALL,
DIN. II. LEWls,
01ics IN vssr " Lsseassers Drug Store.
DARTICULAR atssuaioa givea To The
i Medical snd Surgical treatment Of
the sys.
~ Bills due upon rsndition Of ser
vice.
Msy II, 1867. n3s;G.
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Mehital Gurus.


nR B. +. KAD8 oarss hi p,ot.,.
~ siosal services 10 The sjtiseos a
Aesshsh and viciaity.
OvvicH-North Of the Coart lioss, In
The rsF Of Wood Drag Stsse An order,
~ tlefe will b. proaPtly attended TO.
February !, 1853. NETT
M. II. =. wl1'HkRsPOON, bur.
~ Eeos end Physiciau, Marsha ll.Texss.
Oevics--ior tie present. II Ssas 1
Wlthsfspooss Drug Store.
JAY II, '65. u<S
L 2. \. SounsoH. John n cpAIr
nRS. JOHNSON L GRAIN, sosajs-
~ us in he psastics Of Medioiss,
surgery, and Obslsrics.
Terns-Bills are due when Pasisnss
are discharged, asd ~ will make u to
the interest Of every one to nsks cash
paynsots.
Ovvicn-Ovsr A. Sears Drug Store.
Marshall, Feb. n, 81. n29-M
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&. o. nfcgD. -. .NKMnr O. HALL.
lCKS 1 HALL, Attorneys st Law,
Shreveport, L.. Once ou Marx"
b. ncas ths Bask.
arch !, 1866. It'll
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!, uNS, JAn0 fvhHah.
|ALL 1 TURNER, Atsesss1s 80
CounssIIoss u Law, AsssAall. Tsxae,
practics 10 W. Cossts Of ~ Sixth
)icial District. Al basines satsuslsd
hem will ssssivs pssapt stsestbea.
ue 30, l8ee. A6ly
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I D. ECTOR, Attorney I'D Coun-
e.. .slor u Law, xarshall, Texas,
Fling resumed he practice Of his pro-
Zion, viii sltsad he Courts In the
bnties Of llAssissa, Rssk, Pasola, aaA
Ishur, Of tAs 6ixtA, sad Marion, Of
nth Judicial Distsisl.
bfFlCk-Thrss doom East Of the
pitol Hotsl-
|'arch IA, '6S h32-tf
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Ttgal GatAs.


\ A. FRAZER, Attsssey - Csss-
u. si,es u Law, Marshall. Tsxsa.
n sivc strict atlesltse 10 busi-
= /. il COATS Of HAIRLESS. Marion,
.iur Rask, ~ Paee,a eoantlss anA
as sspssns and Fedcral courts At
Yer.
IN srubsli, March -, 20. n13af
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! l.. ugli,. ....... .SNoo. =. LAAoLsS
ILL 1 LANGLEY. Astosssy q
Law, kssslnll Tssss, WI paseiss
),c Cosvts q ~ 0txth JsdisIal Oh.
|, aud u ~ Usssty u Mssiss n ~
blh District.
low 10, rs. ll-u
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! A sesuiaGp wsiasa. lns1ae 4 Y
to snssss e ssalssmIe pese sentsa,
M eden 10 1|npatsA ~ Kieg v
H. ssssiAgs sAssA = saeesAed, ..
ness hsvIsf bspe slsss1s>s1 tAsl
thsss q TIL h~o1se1 asvsssd nss
esaltey assse vsssslag Ai.: IT,
kise saassa, fsilsssd y hh 49,
1esse. us NJ 1ssaae ~ pfsGssss
Y ~ vshisls ~ pssyess h:a .
tssviasy ~ psssss q tAs Psass q
daaat.
lItss ~ tAss tAsrs ~ bssn
% e1ssslstt>s tbssssA II sauAtsss
hsslpsA uss, vAs wsss - ~ ~
: rsries /" hslbss ~ ssesaaise
~ y 49, ssiy =. nss - ~
sssssss y l. y, ssaSs - Instantly
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b. LIPUCOMR Atsss.sy n
/. Law, vin pssslIes u ~ ,eeusts
,he sixth Jsaieial Dbtsist. All b~ai.
J en,ru1>ed y ~ ere will neet strict
prompt sttsatioa.
Marshall, Jaa. -, ~. u2s:ly
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p. GRECO, Attsessy u Law,
J. MAsshall, Texas, win pssetes In
Courts Of ~ A1xtA Jsaisial District.
business sntsusHsd 70 hin will re-
Ne pronpa sad sassfal asssstios.
bet 5, o. nl0-1
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Ten YEARS IMPRISONMENT AT HARD
LABoR.-Many persons will remem-
ber the barbarous murder of Mr..
James A. Martin, near Allendale,
Barnwell District, in April last, by q
crowd Of infuriated negroes. Jacob
Green and George Taylor, the two
ringleaders of the crowd, the mis-
creants who did the shooting, have
been tried lately in Aiken, before n
military commission-NIaj. L. Wal
ker, President, and Lieut.. VIM.
Stone, Judge Advocate-found
guilty of murder and sentenced to be
hung to death by the neck, at such
time and place as the proper review
ing authority may direct.
But Gen. Canby's clemency has
cheated the gallows of its rich dues,
and the well-deserved sentence of
these two black fiends is mitigated to
ten years imprisonment, at hard
labor, in Fort Macon, N. @.
EdgetieM AdcertiSer.
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A gathering of 1000 or 1900 In
dians was held at Fort Laramie re-
Gently, for the purpose of receiving
their annual. supplies of arms and
ammunition. On account of certain
depredations committed by the Che
yennes, some weeks ago, the Govern
ment ordered that no supplies should
be issued. and the meeting was
broken up in confusion. A great
deal of discomfort exists among the
Indians on account Of the order, and
several acts of hostility have already
been perpetrated. The matter has
not yet been settled. 2.Ei5s'55
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Correspondence Of tie Picnic. I
Cheering Political Prospect---Terri-
bic Hot Wenther---Life Insurance.
New YORK, July 20, 1869.-As the
campaign progresses, every day adds
to the confidence of the Democratic
party, while evidences of doubt and
wavering are palpable in the radical
ranks. The leading Republican pa
pers are all warning their readers of
the danger of oyer-conhddonce. The
Tribune reminds its readers that O
change of $4,000 votes would have
elected Mcclellan over Lincoln, and
warns its party not to let the vigi-
lance of the Democracy draw off
that number from Grant. The IEi-
bune takes pains not to state that in
the campaign Of 1864 there were
thousands of soldiers, who had been
dead for months, returned on COM
pany rolls as voting for Lincoln, who
will not be resrirrected to vote for
Grant. And he does not call atten-
tion to the fact, that the States which
voted last year indicate immense
Democratic gains, and gave IN agore-
gate Democratic majority of 10000.
ALI he Indications are most cheer
ing for Seymour and Blair. Senator
Doohttle's letter is exerting telling
influence among conservative Repub.
licans, and the authentic declaration
OF Chief Justice Chase in support OF
the Democratic ticket, is adding to
the disturbing doubts of his late
allies. Then the thorough harmony
of all the Democratic leaders, where
detection was so confidently predict
ed, adds to the depression of the
radicals. / have it from reliable
source, that there is little or no de-
mand for Grants likenesses, and for
badges and campaign documents,
which have, been manufactured in
any quantity. The Democratic pub
fishers are unusually active, and are
availipg themselves of those potent
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WILDERlS QINTMENT.

!6HHE greatest discovery OF this enlight-
Il ened nineteenth century. This Won
derful OINTMENT, if rubbed on the face
on Saturday nights, will prevent the beard
from growing during the Sabbath. Itwill
also, when prayerfully applied, keep the
clean and well-combed, without the aid OF
a barber. For sale at all the respectable
Drug Stores. Price 30 cents per .pot.
South Carolina Bills Receivable taken at
par. A liberal discount to the trade.
July 25 Il CH. WAGG, Chief Agent.
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eLarge moved that the report of
the committee be printed, which
motion was indefinitely postponed.
After q desultory debate, and q
number of dilatory motions, the
report of the committee was, on mo.
tion of b. F.. Jackson, adopted, by a
vote of 70 yeas to 81 nays-which
tabled the bill. = r d
1.-The Chair announced that three
bills had each received three several
readings, and stated that whatever
amendments might be made to these
bills, they could not be returned to
the Senate, rs they had passed from
the possession of that body.
On motion of Mr.. Kuh, the bills
were referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee. ss'sf'''i ,it' ...I-s' -.
The bill to remove the County
seat of Beaufort County from Gill
sonville to Beaufort town, was taken
up, read second time, and passed;
Whipper moved that when the
House adjourn, it adjourn until II
O'Clock q. m. Monday; which motion
the Speaker ruled to be out Of order,
inasmuch, as one of the standing
rules Of the House. expressly pro-
vlded that no motion to rescind, alter
or amend a rule (which in this case
provided for the sessions of the
House without intermission- Sun
days excluded, of course, could be
made, without previous notice Of
one day, at least. -i j. f"-.ro ".!
So Whipper withdrew his motion,
when, on another motion, the House
adjourned to meet at II o'clock a.
M, tomorrow.