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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25
THE VERY LATEST

New York, Dec. 10. --s,ringsn..
in money very severe dur;ac ~,
morning, aud well in tho af,erooos
tlo demand W.. active on call .s
rate. paid O. currency and ia,
gold, a, well ~ sept commi,.io,
in addition TO m .rs,l ia cold mi
l 32@l l6@tFet in addition 10
the legal currency. On the stock q,
change at one time there was A AZ,
ference OF ,at get. between cash
I'D buyer Of thirty days. Thee
nigh rates induced some Of the ~.
iicks 10 hid their money for ,,m
greater shivcs. but towards 3 o'elocl
the demand icssened. and the ms,
ke, WAS little essies, loans b.inn
made at 7@6fct gold and finally :,
7ifc currency.
New York, Dec. 81, noon .-S,ocL.
e,cited, Money steady at TN,
Exchaure "a. Gold 1851. Cote,
firm; miili'ng ap'suds yhAc.
New Orleans, Dec al Co,,o,
higher rnl armer middlinc 23c
snlcs 1850 receipt. since Sa,urj,,
1923 bales Gold 1881.
New York, Dec u. evening
Cotton opened firm, bus closed lar
and shade lower sales 1900 bale,
at 25f@2jlc,
Washington, Doc. 20-Advic.,
from Greece and Turkey sho~ iaas
position to precipitate hos,ilities,
NJ. DeBodisco, Of the Russian IA
cation, notified the Committee on
Public expenditures, through Secre.
tary Seward, that his government
will not permit him to testify before
the Committee regarding the Aa.s,
purchase.
Hayii advices state Salnaye had
captured Meragone, destroying mapy
houses, and large quality of pro,
duce. Prisoners all amnes,ied, e1,
cept few chiefs. Salnave mex, at,
tacks Jacmel. Diplomatic repre-.
sen,a,ives acknowledge the present
blockade effective.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25
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Washington, psc. is.---,Senats -
Kellogg bill regarding loyal claim
ants Of LouisiAnS aud Arkansas in
acG aiteIy postponed Abbott intro
ducsd similar bill applicable to all
lately rebeilious States. Referred TO
judiciary Cou'n''toe.
tiousv Col Hunts and Mcnard's
papers referred to Eisc,ion Commit
tee There were no remark e. iteso
luIien appointing com;ni,'ec to in
scsfigatc election referred to Recon-.
sfrnction Committee.
Washington. Dee. lS.--4S,na,e 49,
Abbott introduced bill for the pay.
mcnt Of loyal citizens South. 1t
empowers Chase to appoint three
com missoners, who shall meet here
and award claims, not to exceed So
600 900, proofs to be the same as
exacted in the Quartermasters De.
partmept. Edmunds introduced bill
repeating the admission of Georgia.
Preamble states the Legislature VIC.
lated the fourteenth amendment in
not purging itself Of members ineli.
gible under the fourteenth article,
aud violated both the Constitution
and the principles upon which recon.
struc'ion is founded, in cxpelling
negroes. Bill revivcs military gov.
ernment, and allows the present con
siitatiou to operate subject to tbs
pleasure Of Congress that the Leg.
stature be assembled, and those incl.
igiblc under the nth article be ex.
cluded and that Federal ccur,e
have current jurisdiction when one
party swcars justice cannot be had
in provisional courts. Judiciary
Committee directed 10 enquire
whether removal of political disabil.
tiles passed prior to the adoption of
the | ith amendment is now valid.
Summers resolution eongratulating
the Spanish people passed Cameron
eulogizcd Stevens, and Senate ad.
journed.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

THEATRICAL REPRESENTATION Our
readers will bear in mind that there
will be theatrical representation at
the Courthouse on New Years Eve
night The proceeds arc to be devoted
to charitable purposes Me,srs Lubrie,
Beaver, and Lamb, are gentlemen of
experience in dramatic performances
We have seen several editorial notices
highly complementary 10 Mr Iubrie
Mr.. Beaver has been Nh actor They will
be assisted by several others We be.
speak for them a full house.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

~ ws had he plssssrs ofs call, Ia
oar sdiessal reoo, froa Rev. r r. Nat
tisna The Hsaios sdisos Of Ne Tssss
Clarion, psblishsd u Quitssn. Ths
CLAYTON l. - ssesllsas paper, AID cir
salAtss throughout section Of country
Of grsel interest 70 advsrtassn. Our
nerchsat will DO we'll pleased with
Mr.. Msttison and his excellent journal.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

~ In order 70 give he young nsn
in cur oiRes ssoA ssArs n ssjoyssas
during the Chrissnas holidays, ~ issss
our paper day In sdvsacs Of the ssual
time.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

- Ar. John 7. Pierce requests u
70 slsas ~ h will reopen hk Inds-
psadsaa Aals 6ehoel" ~ lssl Moaday
II JasaaFy. TAaakssi for u lihsssl
pasrecs6s ssassdsd b hin seheol, h
tsuss u viii ~ ooetinssd. No sGoeh
On his psst viii b spassd b nsria h,
I'll Il which will b. nost cordially e.
aosssd By hh ff;sods asd paaroaa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

ONg THOUSAND DOLLARS RI.
wARp.--Thc Governor Of this STATE
has offered a reward Of $1,000 each
for the arrest and delivery of Pitt.
man and Henley, who were taken
from the custody Of the deputy sher.
III sturgess by armed force, las, Sat.
urday South Western.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

~ II will be noticed that the Ra4er
building Is for rent. This one Of the
most capaoious buiidipss o. the South
Side Of Ne Psblie squars. See adver.
tissment
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

~ The south. Wa1ssn s1AAes, thai
the splsndA stssasr, Era No. 10, one
Of The Koaas lins, sast soaswhsrs be-
low AisxaodriA. No PARTICULAR re.
cesvsd. ..r
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

~ Do you want 10 purchase boots
shoes, or hats saddle bags, or trunks
See thu card of D. Lewis, No ., Tex.
a. street, Shreveport
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

No PApsa Nuxp Wnsx. As ~ ~.
noancsd Ia osr ~ issss, tAsss viii b.
no papss fssa Ah o0ss nsss week.
For twseey ysess, win slaels sscsp.
tioa, ~ hass observed ~ ssla II 10
suing - pasef Ohsistnas week Men
esd boys Mo hhss Ai1h1hfly fbe .
year. ar, u our opiaioa. sstiAlsd y 90
week Of rssssasioa. Ths wsek aflsr,
however, ~ will sedssvse n givs our
rssdsss papsr osssosaai intssssA ed
v naLs or Papsr throsshost the year
in every ~ seesptabls TO ths.,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

~ Hi.: i Wilces sssa every morn.
ing beef 70 their ssseonsss 10 say d.
sired point in the town.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25
constitution that does not c..sranchise
rebels. OJssrrer.

constitution that does no, casranchise
rebels.--Rpsk O5xrrer.
OF eourse.this is utterly false. The
Telegraph has said the people would
accept f." fair constitution, but who,
except the extremely sang1ine editor
Of that paper, anticipates such re-
sultl We object in this connection,
TO the term rebel There are no
rebels, as VIC arc aware Of, 10 the
country TO be cnirsn,hsed.
tsrAMors.-7hc Columbus (Ga.)
Sun says there is proof that private
letters deposited il the Post. Office Of
that city are manipulated, aud their
contents examined, and that Que Of
tue clerks in that oboe stated that he
deemed it his right aud duty, in
times like tho present., to open aud
examine the correspondence Of par
ties who, in his Judgment. were dis.
loyal" viii the government toIer.
ate this state Of shinse a day longer?
The Postmaster at bailss Texas.
also deemed l, his day tp overhaul
and examine saspicioas nissivcs. and
to take sreot the loose checks. green
backs, Ac., that might be enclosed.
We believe the = Ma. in the South
have instructions from headquarters
to inspect certsin class Of letters,
which is equivalent to giving dishon-
est officers license to rob certain
class Of citixens. S. Nc Kinney Eng.
kEvIyAL.--A great revival Of re-
ligion has been in progress at this
place for the last two weeks. There
have been some twenty additions to
the church, and number Of persona
converted. For the past eight years
such a meeting hs3 not been witness
ed 10 Bonham. Mountaineering the
heavy rain that occurred the middle
ofthc past week, tho meeting still
holds out and great interest is mani.
fcstcd.--Boahdp, Ners.
MIR. John Scott lost his kitchen
and contents, by fire, at Tyler, on
the night Of the llth inst.
Some Radical liar in Texas writes
to Northern paper that Mr.. Scan
lon Of Montague county, is raising
$500 men in his section ostcnsibly
to fight tho Indians, but in reality
to drive Union mon out Of the coun.
~. To guess how enormous a lie
this Is We have only to learn that
thcrs ar. only about 60 men inhab-
ting Montague county out Of which
$500 arc said to be taken l. Denton
! Monitor.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

CnisRss Car Oh PsAsLxys CsxsSr.
Every hosssAoh oaxAt 70 b. sappIisl
with = botals Of thi Ash iAatsad Of
having 10 throw away waAh sowk and
B;tehsrs, cups nd sssssss, h., whom
broken, I'll thsa Il sssssaasy y - uss
this esasnt and thus nahs thsn ~
sssons ~ ever. II asts - well spon
wood aAd ivory. Tyit
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

~ Mssssn. Lancaster Il Carrot,
have removed their Drug Store u the
building on the East side Of the Square,
fosnerly oesspisd by Mr.. Al. Rosen-
han. They are rapidly putting their
house Ia order Their rsw stock be.
gins to show out. their assortment Is
eomplsts Call on them.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

C::oIcs CnRis1xAs PRESENTS In
Purchasing presents for Christmas, at
tcntion should be given to the selection
Of some that will AFFORD permanent en-
joyment. In thia connection, We would
mention that Mr.. jefferson has Just
received . collection Of Beautiful books,
suitable for young ladies, boys, and
children. He has nice story books,
othsrs richly eubellishsd, which will
b greatly admired BY children His
entire collection is beautifully bound,
and IL every way attractive. Call and
sec for yourselves. You cannos fail 10
admire Asn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

Dissa,cs CognS. Tho esininal dock
Il vas taxes Up % Moadsy, and laud-
abls sebet nads 70 rslisvs he Jail Of IL
Asassoss negro occupants. Woodson
JsAnsss, sssro, charged with assuAlt,
with inasns 70 hin, ssnssessd 70 three
year. h tAs psaissssiasy. Richard
sssallisg. negro, thsf,, I've ysafs in The
psnisssaasy. several nsgroes, convict.
cd Of thssis. hare been Ane@ and order
ID 70 b. cononsd ia The county jail, and
tAsrs AZ quit. . aunbsr more to be
trisd toe vasisas oosness, such as bur.
elasy, tAsh Ac. Tho Court viii con
tinas for several weeks longer.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

~ II u really treat 70 look at the
splendid bssf that Hill l. Wilcox have
every morning At their stall, No, 10, in
tho market
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

A Coon SEWING MAoarSH.--Tho Viii.
cox 4 Gibbs noiseless Family Sowing
Machine, We learn, is becoming very
popular throughout the country and es-
pccially in the Soulful being South
ern Machine. Mr. N $ Hcdrick, Nos
81 & lis Cana! 81, New Orleans, IL the
sole Wholesale ngen, for the South His
long experience in the Sew ing Machine
business renders him competent judge
Of its inertia, and tho great esteem he Is
held in by tho citizens of the Crescent
City canno: but give confidence in hi.
endorsement OF il Wa advise the read
or to not only read the advertisement,
of Mr. Hsdrick, but II in need Of good
sewing Machine to s-nd for circulars
which explain the advantages 10 h do.
rived froo i. w.. led.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

Oar New OSlsans Age0ss.
Mcs.rs. Wharton 3 IliingswsFsA No.
IS Common slrssk Nsw Oylsans. ~ he
daily anthosissd Asssss Of The Repair
lean in that city.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

"a Norshsr blew Up on Tuesday
evening". accompanied with = cold rain,
asd . s6g bsssse fron the North,
Wednesday morning was cold and clear.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

AcrivB BusiNsEs At MARsnALL.-Cot-
ton arriving, goods selling briskly, and
the railroad doing il fally duty. We
trust our business men and merchants
will invoke our aid in largely increasing
these evidences Of prosperity.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

to drive Union men out Of the coun.
~. To guess how enormous a lie
this Is We have only to learn that
there ar. only about 60 men inhab-
ting Montague county out Of which
$500 arc said to be taken Denton
Monitor.
lU" The Sulphur Springs Gazette
states in reply to some strictureof
ours, drawing contrast between tho
officers a. various localities, Sulphur
Springs included, and those Mt Mar
shall, that Capt. 7. NJ Tollman, re-
Gently commanding at Sulphur
Springs, made u report which, in
all cnndor, was. founded on facts as
they were, and, in no sense, evinccd
n disposition to exercise . spirit Of
petty tyrrnny.' Nor has any other
officer at Sulphur Springs, says bur
contemporary " denounced the people
rs set of cut .throats and scoun.
drels. ~ As to Capt, TolIman, spe-
officially, we can say nothing, but
that the people Of sulphur Springs
have been thus denounced. by tho
officers Of tho srmy at thar post. with
in the last two months, we can prove,
If it were necessary in a court II JUS
tee We never make reckless state
ments our information, in every
case, is direct and reliable. Our
esteemed friend may rely upon il,
that tho citizens Of Hopkins county
have been thus denounced BY the
officers at that post. Ifthose officers
are jus, and true men, why is it that
they have though, it necessary to
construct stockade for tho protec-
ton Of their troops? Nothing of
the kind has been deemed necessary
here. Gen. Hayden could, at any
time, call with confidence, upon the
citizens, if he needed their assistance.
We believe he could do the same
thing If he were located at Sulphur
Springs, or at my other place.
A Polish landlord had to pay three
hundred roublcs because his daughter,
of seven years, played Polish nation
al mir on the piano, Exchange.
That's the condition of Poland.
How much better is ours2 Here .
man is arrested without any cause
whatever being assigned. Upon .
mere telegram from Austin or Wash.
ington, the military can surround =
mans house, drag him from bed, and
place him In irons. II any informa-
ton, comfort, visits from friends, or
consolation is afforded tho unhappy
recipient Of this treatment, 1t is pure
ly matter Of grace and favor
" Boosted land Of liberty. of thee I I
sim
-.------
LsS~ We learn from the South West |
ern tbot IN the morning or III. 1-,h
=. Al, u
"p''"s n'"'S ''s, ''' '-,~- Nos' e""
" coliided above lurnbnii island. The |
Era No. 6 sustained no injury. Tho
M 10 .nok No lives wo,e lo., p,o /
,........- 40 -. 'Y'' c"'
passengers o. !" "''npcr were transfer
red - the No. !
49,. -.
'us 1.t.' s.tu'''a', ANNp 'l''-iios'
so.'Ir nu'.'a 7e''es I''.,'''''ac Tor isov,
,pe n's's s,. Wy"i s,r"".no"t 'he
ny, ~, , wa nu' W. s.s',Aea countries
~ ~ "ss'o,. 'c"nfners' WIZ DO
N ''p ", ~ aoo.I ."e a.s' o' January,
~ al Mno "' s ~ unaersesnu the trae
p"a'Ys"pns ". ,., nsa'" '"ouia reea ana
ta"N'' ,"' ," a,si.:nu -. eoss'o"s y con
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

Lsa5- We learn from the South West.
ern, that on the morning of the l7,h,
during a heavy fog, the Ers Nos. Q and
10 colliled above rurnbpll island. The
Era No. 6 sustained no injury. Tho
No 10 sank No lives were lost tho
passengers 81 in number were transfer.
red b the No 9
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

Caddo Tribe No. 2.
Nf'tf| every fhur'iay nigh. ct iNe
bel ic ilhll, il jefferson, Texas
+ I PEARSON, Saehc@-
iu be pAgcEy, C. Of X
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25

tav kins Creek Tribe No. 3,
Meets once week ut the Mason
Hall, ut Pine Tree, lp-hur Go Te,'
). + WALKER, -aehr'o,
w II pAyxp e. ofR
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
rxrENsIYE Ia IN BANK.sT

AT ga. m. Yesterday, fire broke out IN the
furnace room of the buildings Nos 1885, l5I and 1852 BansI
near WesLst, known Hooks SeW-loih f4hhihS hills
and used by several parties for Manufacturing purposes
me frcman states mat he was engaged al the time In
building fire under the boiler, ana lh vi th PACK
damper broke blowing the FIRE ont OF the tuLlace ana
scattering II among lie Rhavings IA 'front.' Ihe tames
rapidly spread, and soon the elt htt.'lh % a. u''
and before they were exnCushcd ~ was badly damaged
ana Jut contents partially destroyed. portion ot the
first floor occupied by Peek bottIt loOAlHt s.,
and ucture-fraTnc manufacturers Loss by hre ana ater
about a. 900 Insured Dy the following companies holch'
ante Of NcwJcr-Cy, $1,000 Ilctrcl lDl V i'
$50 Mutuai stock OF Chicago H.. $500 Ihe remainder
of thc first floor was occupied ~ Messls. herh
4 H0mncl manufacturers 9t Nws,r" - ro'l"iu-s u > >
Insured The second floor occupied IN part by
Charles Farnban, furniture mauufactufrf. Loss tOJ
Insured for $500 By the following compale, franklin
Fremcu's Of Jersey CITY, $500 Mariners OF Jersey Clty
$500 Mechanics of Jersey Cy 500 and 81 MARKS Of
this city ,7Oo Messrs. Aronsou Bro, papercollar
manufacturers occupied the nmaluder OF @ thi' h%oor %
tra Insurance Company OF Cincinnati, ONO SA'o' Me-
chanics Union Of New-Jersey 5000 national company
Of st. Louis, Mo- $780, First NHtoh,, o. lass.ic y.
81 50r Franklin Of baltimore $1,000 Mariners NJ Jersey
CITY 100. Total Sl2.joO The tLr1 moor was 0eeupled
10y William Jordan a. cDrpetceShlhg chlSn!istlhen
Ioss ON machinery. t25OO. Insured. The building -
owned by Guan Hook and damaged 10 the hlnonnt OF
GOO0O. Insured by tic following coWp1nlts' Sonu-
mental Of Baltimore, Md, &25G ALShJlc fiiS ana MA
rne Of Baltimore 81 $50 Fircmans 0 Jersey NY fWn
FRANKLIN OF Baltimore, SI5OG United states OF BAtmoe
Al cor Eureka OF Cincinnati. $25OO; Beatmaus OF On
cnnati g. 500 Farmers OF Cincinnati $500 washington
of Baltimore q. .50l Protection " fhiadeiphm s4iSf
National of 81. Louis, s 900; Union OF Baltimore,
SlOOs Lafayette OF Cincinnati, tl.eoOi Merchants
of Ci1euugti s. 900: Harper Of Baltimere 5000 Ne
ehanics 6f Jersey CITY s James River cf RIchmond
Va $3.50; Philadelphia Fire Insurance Company, 900
ebsuts' OF Quincy Ill 5000 State Insurance Company
Of Chicago, H., Sj,s0; stock ana Antual oil Cheago
81 600 largo pile o seasoned luEher ~ the rear VI io
dre OIL, Bethune-st. owned by Jehoachm Davis was
desiroyed-loss $500; insured by the ioHoTiEg cry
companies: North River $3.50, Mechanics aud Iraders
s2Oy0 A.tna S22OO Eirtmou's SlLG0, Merchants s25eo
and williamsburg CITY S2eo2 I.o rear OF william m ~
Cars machine chop No 80 Neetst, was damaged by
arr and water 70 the amount Of &JOV Insured
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28

ing land-lines and establishing speedy and trusf
worthy means Of communication, which must COM
mand there as everywhere else, the communications
of the Government of business and of social fe es-
pecially in China. She has no postal system, and
her only means now of communicating information IS
by courier on land, and by steamers on water
The Western World knows that China is a very
large country in the main denseiy peopled; but
few yet realize that she contains more than third
of the human race The latest returns mace 70 her
central authorities for taxing purposes by the Local
magistrates make her population For hundred ana
Fourteen Millions and this is more likely To be under
than the actual aggregate. Nearly all OF these
who are ten years old not only but DO read
and write Her civilization is peculiar but her liter
atire is as extensive that of Europe. China Is
land Of teachers and traders; and the latter are
exceedingly quick to avail themselves OF every prof
fered facility for procuring early information 1t ls
observed in California that the Chinese make great
use of the telegraph, though it there transmits mes
sages in English alone. To-day. great numbers of
feet steamers are owned by Chinese merchants and
used by them exclusively for the transmission Of
early intelligence If the telegraph we propose, con-
Meeting all their great seaports, now IN exist
ence it is believed that it's business would pay its cost
within the first two years Of its successful operation
and would steadily increase thereafter.
Noentcrprse commends itself as IN greater degree
remuneratiye to capitalists and TO our whole people.
1t is of vast national Importance commercially, po
litically, and evangelically.
Shares Of this Company, to limited number. may
be obtained at so each, $40 payable down. $j the
lst Of November and So payable in monthly install
ments of g. 50 EACH commencing December !. 1868
Oh application to
Nlessrs. BooKsrAvER, THAYER & sLossoS, No. 10
Wall-st.. New-YOrk.
TIE NATIONAL BANK CoMMoNwEALTH New-fork
BIessrs DRExEL & Co., Philadelphia
Messrs. j. L. BRowNELI g. Co, NewHork.
Messrs. JAY COOKE & Co.. Washington, d. G.
THE FIRST NATIONAL Bank, Washington, d. g.
Nessrs. c. ID. HEAD and 7. II. PERKINS, Boston.
Messrs. LEE HIGGNsON & Co., Boston.
The MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, Syracuse n. I.
The SYRACUSE CITY BANK, Syracuse, n. Y.
Messrs. CHAs f. CHASE d Co., Baltimore, Nd.
Messrs DoNAHoE, KELLY g. Co.. San Francisco,
Cal.
w. r. HGBY, esq, Pequonnock National Bank
Bridgeport, Conn.
II. II. 0RMsBEE, Manufacturers Ins Company
Providence, K. l.
w. II. MORSE, American Express Company, Schen-
ectady. ".
And at the Office Of the Company,
Nos % and - hassau-st New-York.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
THREE OF A GANG or ROBBERS KILLED

{. Pool and William Porter two notorious
scouudres well known iu this locality being part oi q
rgrr a despcrad0es and robbers wlO have been com
tug every variety ~ crime 900 Indiana aud Illinois Tor
severa ysnrg past have been arrested and are IN m IN
Crawford County. H. The OF the gang. 10 lar 49,
known James q. Lane, young jim Lane, Ntsey
Joues John Lane Bill CLAYTON, aud old AhoonAkor =
,arsd Iudl.y Hying or late AT
Dnuyille III Dudley formerly n resident oi this
cify James g. Lane and young Jim lane, also Wesley
Jones were recently killed by mob m Crawford County
III Tho gang was attacked by the mob vigilance Com.
EittccI An house in which they were quarcrCd, and a
uurnher the mob were Killed before Pool ana Porter
could be secured u hoped that The Sheriff or tTaW
ford County vi tako that these drspfradlca do not
escape with their lives The officers are on thc hunt or
the remaining three, john laue, L Clay ton and Dudley
who a~r srupused 60 be- prgWUg about Lafaf cttg Nhco
they have old associates Lafayette undJ Journal 2id