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Attachment Notice.

vs.
Frederick Affolter, John Afolter and Benedic
Hert, def'ts,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

GRANT os NrGnn SUFFRAGE ---
At the Massachusetts, Republican
Convention, last week, the Hon. u.
". Gooeh, in the course Of speech
made the following slaiemen
Early in April last, immediately
after the adjournment Of tho first
session OF the present Congress
called on Geaoral Grant, at his Office
Ia Washington. He had that morn
been Informed Of the question pro
posed to be raised by the President
and Attorney General IN relation "a
the Reconstruction Act, then just
passed After stating them lie re
marked, Congress ought not to have
adjourned without somc provision by
which 1t could assemble at any time,
and sIso added, They have passed
laws by which ten siates are to be
reconstructed, and it is reasonable
10 suppose that some further legisls
ton may be necessary Then said
70 HIM. cruhTN s"H - WV Wv
frat time we hayo Suffered because
Congress was not in session whes il
ought 10 have been. He asked Il
what ! referred ] replied that
always thought there should have
been Il session Of Congress inms
disteiy siscr the overthrow Of tbs
rebel armies. lie assented, and
added, further, If there had been
II Is possible that the present conhic'
between the Executive and Congrss'
might have bcea avoided" After 1
moments reflection, be replied, "Ot
the whole, ! think j, is better as il
j.. II it bad not been for hat cou
iiics, II is possible tina, reconstsueisos
might hare been accomplished with
out SECURING negro suffrage" fsl
then that he fslly realized the fac
tina. the war had established not onl,
tbs power Of tbs Government, L
maintain ia own existence. but alss
the equality Of the rights and priv
lsees o. alI men under il.
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j. II. JOHNSON.
Dent10 t,
Marshall. Texas.

OvyrE-Wesi side OF the Public
Square.
II EsPECTFULLY tenders his @r-
n vices 10 his old friends and patrons
In Harrison and adjoining counties. From
biz long experience and close application
~ the profession he feels warranted In say
ing that hk work will be interior 10 none
Artificial teeth Inserted on the Vulcan
lite Base from one TO full set, and perfect
satisfaction guaranteed.
lie can b. found at his once al
Ill ,,mcs. Where il is inconvenient for
persons 20 come to the .oinc~, they will be
waited on at their homes. Hs services
can be occurred BY addressing him through
The anal; or Otherwise.
February l, '6S. n.6.N
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man superior to the black one and
| do most solcmnly aver that | have
never in the whole course Of my life,
(evcn when slavery in the South was
in its pslmiest and most unquession
ed power. found the negro more
ready and willing to acknowledge
right to supremacy and command,
than | have found the FREQ negroes
Of Brazil since have been within
the limits Of the empire, They have
a,sae ne the svustiest and most faith
full servants I have ever had, hut I
honestly and sincerely bellows that
freedom is the worst curse that can
be put upon the negro, whatever the
cline or country in which il is done
True to his native instincts he shuns
labor, and ,eiW moi rork, ~vc only
when driven to il by stern isccssity
The true men Of Brazil have 81.
ready seen the horrors Of cmancipa.
ton and amalgamation, and they are
hailing with shouts of JOY the arrival
IN their midst of ifno mcn from the
south. Fear not; everything is go
ing right Let our people emigrate
to this country, and all will be we'll
We shall have no trouble upon this
question, in our little colony, for
there are very few persons living in
its limits, either white or black
There arc more than two millions Of
slaves in Brazil, and sec no indiea.
tons Of general emancipation II
the tide OF emancipation that has set
in from tho South should continue,
the day OF emancipation in Brazil
will be postponed un,il God Al
mighty sees proper to order it aud
II we arc true rs onr race and lineage,
TO the RELIGION Of our Fathers and
TO the God Of the Bible, we shall
swell that tide until it assumes pro
portions rs grand aud sublime NJ the
causes which have impellcd us TO
this exile But enough Brazil Is
Il thousand times better than The
United States in every particular
which can interest US. Let that
suffice
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was once United States minister 4
foreign country inquiry vi.
} made of your oorsesp ondent II h
! had heard ca President Pierce
views upon the impeachment qncs
ton informed him that ] hat
heard Mr. ri'rre declare n momcol
before, thai "a his opinion the pres
7 ,dont was right oh, yo-, an
swored the radical, he though, Jcif
: Davis was rigl, when he wrote vi,
letter from Clarendon Hotel aud
shouldn't be surprised II he nov
wrote letter sympathy 10 Audrev
johnson Although iho es prcsi'
dent deeply interested Ia the pro.
eress of political Affairs AZ this time
! doub, very much II he will, even
in the crisis, venture TO mix in them
publicly There y probably no man
in the country who once occupied so
prominent a place In the sdministra
ton of tho nations affairs whose
every day life is SO uniformly retired
Occasionally tho GA public lune
tionaty' al Whoatlnni responds to o
screnadc or any other compliment,
TINT may be- irniorcd him Within
a low months, holicyc, DC made n
speech before some PHILADELPHIA
lrcmen bat 10 IS now over two years
since Gcncml Pierce maiu public
speech, md that was only a TOW
words on tho eve OF a Democratic
Stats coa,cution ho,c. and thea IN
obedience to tho repeated domapd,
Of his iricolf With this single
exception he has not spoken OF
political or other topic. for : long,
long time The pcncfal lisca 10 a
[ IDLY liltlo cottage ou Main aitoot,
siiqaicd on mn easy oaiineuro over
booking the Nelfimnc valley aud
river, aud she,i quarter oi mile
from the bushes. portion Of tho
town His wife and children are all
deceased. and the Declining years
of his life are therefore spent IN A
solitude only broken hy tho frcqncnt
visits Ut pcrsonal nicud.. If whom
he has very MANY lie docs not
keep house bu, boaris with Nj
aud Mrs Williams. who furnish him
with an clcgan, suit VI rooms on tho
lomor floor ul their eu,iaao mansion
His mo.t intimate por.onnl friend is
Hon. Josiah Minot president, Of the
| Concord Railroad. and d prominent
lawyer aud Democratic poliiiciau
I Ilo has also q warm friend in lbs
pcrson of Ira A. Eastman. hi. aest
door neisbbor who. hy the way. Is
also prominon, attorney and Dom.
ocra,, sad nj one time during tho
war came within five hundred votes
of being governor OF Now ilsmp.
shire some years ngo Mr. Pierce
purehnscd eharmins building lol
aboa, & mile wcst of t'c sinie House
in the direction of Milk,ll, and
laid tho foundation of n ls,es and
beautiful home s,cad. bat While be
wa. in the miI.t of pro.eeu,irg
these plans. which Le had In view
hr At ohcc Abandoned tie whole ems
terprisc and what wouId have been
undoubtedly one of the finest man.
sions in Concord il now hut hen,
of decayeL masonry. He In. how.
ever, a nice little 81 eo,i,ee hY the
sea in Inc vicinity Know, "A Roar.
"
has become a member of fine Eni.co.
psl church in Concord Of which he
i regular and deyout attendant
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A. rorx,. WE. srxDhAs,. "a. w. r'Ts'
HAyE Termed . cop.s,ncrshiP in the
III viocaics Of law, under The arm name
n PORK, sTEDM AN, l. POPE They
viii attend the Courts in the Counties o.
Harrison. R.sk, Pamela, and upshnf o.
IL oh, and 1..;cr Of the 81" ''''''''
Distriet. a.,
September Is, 1906. ."
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We hope, that, when negro suf-
irage shall he the order OF tho day
and negro delegations shall - in
Congress, that bedy viii III ~ ofsfs
Us possible through the hot wsathse.
May il enjoy tho edor Of IT, works.
Prentice.
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] ipNSTlTt ENT.
Female Dwaris.
The Londcn Victoria Mags1iu,
saws; Mis- Gtschami, Stellar
dwarf, was exhibited IN London hall
century ago, and was ten years old
She was a merry, srvti.'s ';:.!s sses
turo. rather vain Of her personal
rraccs, fond of wine. music, aud gay
clothes, and delighted at the aamira
/ ton she everywhere excited lIci
height was nineteen inches aud y
BALI, the lcuglh of her foot "a foot
which would have put Cinderella to
the blush) three inches and one
eighth the length Of her icrcflnacr
one inch aud seven ciph,hs, Pound
the waist she measured eleven inches
aud a quarter round the head twelve
inches aud three quarters, round the
wrist two inches and seven SIX
,cenihs and round the ankle three
inches and u quarter. Nsne,'a
Stockcr was charming little Aus
itisn lady, who attracted a large
number Of visitors during her stay
Ia London shepcriormcd sk'ilfully
on the piano aud was generally &c,
eompanicd by another dwarf named
lIaupiman, who played on the violin
The two sometimes waltrud together
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Thensi Jefferson. as Described by
Daniel Webster, in a Letter Written
IN 'S2f.

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''rn. 70 'l'e dia~'ng room at q, when
sonee Is thought ~ ana passes 'he
hap'' OF feuf'nR az 'hat honf ~ so
strong inst u has become essential to
ms he"i,h ana eonioft lis Dict "a
simple bat be seems restrained only
by h" taste Ills breakfast 's tea
aud coffee always itesh hom the
oven, Of wh'eh he does not seem
a'fa'd' WIN sometimes slight ae-
Joys his dinner well. taking with his
meat large proportion Of vegc,a
bles lie has strong indifference
for the wines of The continent of
which be has many sorts Of excellent
quality, having been more than com.
manly suero.stul in nj. mnJn of i'm.
4 80 - r.. W" go, "e'
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$50 ky -,
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h'nner ~ served 10 halt virginia,
han reneh style IN good taste aud
abund9npe' 10 vine 10 pgt on The
table WI tho cloth ~ removed.
Ia conversation, Mr' 5eNerson Is
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

; tss.sSts
France, hllcd by an inspiration
|, for Liberty and Equality never sur
passed, commenced Revolution Il
, establish human and perfect polit
cal rights but the very excess o
her sua, hss stained her history witt
, the blood Of victims, which vii
plead with eadless cloquenoe agains
the bigo.ry OF that iana,icisGl which
whom maddened into partisan ha
trcds, ovcrrijes all barriers and i
blind To all reason
There is much in the history Of
tia, Revolution which our people
aud the Senate, can reflect upon
with profit Let me recall to YOU
mind some facts connected with III,
impeachment Of Louis the Sixteenth
l, was inauguratcd by that band
Of philosophical scholars known a.
the Girondis,s. Educated in Gre
elan aul Roman s,atcsmanship and
poli,y, they were animated by a'
lofty prceepts and Inspired NY a.
divine continents as ever impelled
mcn to action They bad the wis
dom of roniorcc', the learning Of
p liailly, the c'oqnencc Of Ncrgniaud,
he aa',ohn.e n''o'ion o. n ,,,'.
Of her scx, Madam Noland
'onh"on''hN WIZ, 'ne "lINnu''' s
lo'i Tue support OF ',o e1'euu, , rs ~
CONGRESS commence WIN Hno ~, , ,
tue support OF 'ns iros,u'u inVy
sought 70 lh''niante INC Mug W
,"hRroS ,'7 souSht 70 ih'ln'''' 20
'n' ifcsiasht hey ''o''o,' 20
ino passions ana 70 INC moo, az
congress has f's'f'on 20 inc passions
ana TO 'he MOP, my ~"Ae ~ p
hAm'natofy aPposH 70 u'",ea ana 10
brute lafcc' uh'll they fe''s,od ,he =,
cry me constitution OF pea'n,
Long nse inc sans 'nlo'esi WIN
rs mach sohe'ne"oe as congress ca"
now aemana negro Huhf"H' AT w"
Son'hi ana impeachine"' az inc
] NuItI The. lmIuEpl cabinet on
\ ,he Kin. ne Coye,ess would ;mpo.c
cabinet ON the President, Ihcy
c,,nnle The executive power and
subordinate il 10 Potion. as congres.
hns attended 10 crinnlc il and mbor
Jin,tc il 10 Gran, Thoy imreachod
tho King ss Congress has impescb
Cd ,he President,
Tho parallel thus far is complete.
Ic, as nraverfuly hope II NAV 90
mo- rur,be,
Nav s;r wh,, tho f,tc of ,be;,
oons,;,n,;nn2 IA d;.onne.rcJ IN. n
rome Of sand What wn. the fate AZ
,Lrse nbiloso,her~ They were
gu;llot;redi And wherefore sucb a
m,e9 with I'll their love Of iusticc
,he, v;elded m m. ,,ssio,s az ,he
hon, .nd asr,s,sa Io.;. WI
au;l,, Win III ,b.;r bum,n,,v
,h,y voted far M. death
Bs;lly sir. was more learned than
Sumner, voraniaud more eloquent
than Wilson, rondorcet better
jurist than Bingham, Brbaroax was
"a ifoui;veIv -
The.. harmed men of France. like
the learned men ia Congress, united
fcrces A on,svopi.,ic 10 their task.
and tc their cultures as thatwhieh sop.
nrates the eruditiou O! Fessenden
from ia. n,nl,no vulgarity of Drawn.
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Any person having books bslonslns
a "a < d Mecu,ehan, will please
=. = d them to the Republican once, -.
nsdiAtsiy,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

The slsssiea Oh tbs Georgia Cos
Hti.stiou u ordsssd By 0ssssAl
Nsads y bssia April 70, asd soa'
.iaus foss days.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

II i. HIUHTOWER, At'orney at
II. Law. Elysian Fields HARRISON 70,
Tsxas, viii prsc;iee IN the Courts o. 'no
Sjxth Judicial District. All business Gu
trusted 10 HIN will receive prompt al
,eutloe, a..
Anil II, 1865. "'y
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1lisrfllallruus.
MAMMOTH
LIV cry STA BL f.
Her,es pought and Sold.

THIS splendid Stable, located on Aus
lin street. North Of the Ccar, iiousc.
: nov open, aud well stocked with saddle
and harness Horsss, Bugeics, Hacks Ae',
ali Of which will BE- hired on Reasonable
terms Horses boarded by The month
week. day, OF single feed
Hor,rs and Mules bcught aud sold on
commision.
WIN. BRADFlELD, Proprietor
Msrhaii, Feb. ~, 1850 2oH
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l.. / bank has the largest income
Of anybody ia New York The
Anouai Is 100000, but he IL not
satis6ssl yet.
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Henry Clay Dean, in letter 10
tbs Eastern Argus, says that long
experience hs. demon .irs,sd The fact
that no deg Lam can be made suffi
ciently stringent to prevent pupIies
irem barking aigenslemen. He
knows
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HACKS AND DRAYS!

A r. n. MULklN,
n EruRNe hi sAAsks 70 ths cl,issa.
~ hssIpess usa Of Marshall, and
vicIsiay, Ior Tho liberal patronage h'!hcr.
IN e.tcried 10 him. sd desires TO inlorm
tbeu thet h y nsw iully Rcensed, aoo
prepared, With
MACKH ANN DNASo'
Ia ~, 81 n hort notice. snd on the
moel rs.spaabis ssrns. :, =.
Jan. ), 1857. "-'
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Terrible Accidents with FIREARMS.

On Thursday last, at Wynantskill
n. T., beautiful little girl name,
Carrie May Billings, was Instant,
Killed by the accidental discharge o
a shot gun, in tho hands Of her cousin
Sidney Hydecly, aged Is years. Tn,
facts, as related by the Troy Wing
are AS follows
On Saturday last the deceased wa,
sent out to the residence of he,
grandmother, Mrs. Daniel IIydecly
in the village Of Wynantskill, to re.
main for "a few days on visit, while
her parents we're making visit to
Hydasille, Vermont. She played
and somped about the premises in
true ehild-like fashion, her principal
companion being young Hydccly
Thur day afternoon, about half past
two o'clock, tho lad II. procured h.
gun with the intention Of going hunt.
ing in the woods. The gun was
loaded at the time with powder and
shot. As the lad was making prep
arations for his excursion in = piazza
attached to his residence, Miss Bill
lings playfully asked e Can | 90 with
your TO which Hydcely replied,
1,,Re .aa,nit,-. card u,shf iii s-'s Of
the gun will shoot" lilo was facing
the girl At the time, holding the gun
in careless manner in his right
hand lie had no sooner uttered the
words quoted than the gun went of,
the contents taking effect In the fore
head aud face Of the girl. The top
Of her hoad WINS blown into fragments,
and she fell TO tho noor--a corpse.
She naver uttered word aftcrward
Young Ily,ccly was horror.strickcn.
He bursted open the door leading to
an apartment where his mother was
sitting, and cried sob ma, como
here ! +" Hearing the report Of the
gun, the mother, as II by instinct,
coinprcbcnded tho terrible calamity,
and was unable to move. Her
daughter, however, rushed out, aud
seeing the bleeding corpse Of little
Carrie lying on tic floor He'd from
the spot, and alarmed tho neighbors
BY har cries. a crowd soon collect.
ell at tho house, aud the lifeloss form
of the darling little one was placed
on stretcher.
The Leasenworih Cossmoroial Of
Sunday records similar nphappy
affair as follows Hh
II seems tina, at The st. Lawrence
Hotel young lad aged twelve years
was employed, and yesterday about
3P. ~, in company with compan-
ion OF his o~n age, named valiant,
be tax the horses satrusied to his
care ut tho hotel to water. Whilst
they were returning they halted a.
Col, Conn house, IN pursuance Of
the invitation Of young Cofiin, who
asked the two boys to come in and
sec his ride They accordingly dis.
mounted and went Up Stairs 70 a room
facing on tho porch. Wills, there
young Stockton went out on the
porch, the other two being in the
room. Stockton requested Colin
TO hand him the gun that he might
look at Il, and when Conin was
reaching il to him, Stockton being
Oh the porch whilst Coffin was in the
4 At = a.. 1 Al luI
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ROLAND JONES. y. PiNcESRY nAkRn.
IUNkA / HARRIS, Attorneys and
81 Cosuslloss Il Law, Office on Market
strsst. SAssvspert. IA, Will practice In the
p8isAss Of Csdds, Des3oto, aud bossier,
aud viii sltnd 10 cases In the District,
Suprcnse ard Federal courts.
Jan. -. '66. I.y
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TOUN r. WILLIAMS, Attorney =,
Law, hasshali, I's1ss. hes resdned
lie e,aetiss 81 his psossnioa in the coui"
al - aisth Jsdicial District. and IN the
eous.y Of Marion Of the Nkhsn :. Judicial I,'.
Didrict. Careful attention WI oc gwen
10 tbs collection Of claims, and sc'ucme"'
Of Old debts. an,
Marshah, Nov. u, 1886 "'1ay
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lIHugs: DGWss.s
A LARGR bill Of fresh English am
"A French
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS,

And Liquors, &e,, &c, Is nov being
received and opcped by A 3 afs at the
old s,aud u Sears u Withcrspoon. where
be will be pleased 10 see his old customers
as well ms new ones ahd furnish them with
genuine and unsdulterated Drugs, M"di.
ciucs and all other articles usually kept
In Drug Stores, at the very lowest figures
that = genuine and unsduIsera'ea article
car possibly be sold At. Tor cash. ~
Special request he has brought on several
articles moi kept elsewhere IN this city
.mo5g them Is Cutafrh Snun md Sewing
Machine ttedles.
/ take pleasure in informing my, Gus,
toners and the public generally that !
have secured the services Of Mr.. l. H.
Bruce, Pharnace ssist, late Of the house
Of Mr.. Frank Il. Wood Of this city, who
will DO on hand At all hours to attcnd TO
the Prescription Department;
A. SEARS, Druggist
Feb. 2a. 1861. n2s''
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There Is eon.idesble excitemen,
At Guaymas, sonors, in regard to the
location Al ,has point Of the tsrni-
nus Of the Southern Pacific Hail.
rad
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Gxo. l.. ssLL,..... :. .YHos. u. LANGLEY
Hill / LANGLEY, Attorney Al
III Law. kssshs.;. Tsxas. will pfsctice
In the Courts Of the Sixth Judicial Dis.
,.rict, and Ia the County Of Marion Ia The
Eighth District.
Nov 10, 20. l4-u
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FORGE LANE, At,orscy and Conn
u seller II Law. Marshall, Texas
will give prompt attention to all pro
fessiooal busiucss entrusted to him.
Aug. rs, '65. n5o;6m.
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A. Y. o. ubCxs.. 49,. -. BENNY a. HALL
HICKS 1 HALL, Attorneys At Law,
III Shreveport, Ii. Odcs on Market
Street. nesr the Bank.
March J, 1866. 21u
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Ed. eeEee 4 co.,
For, Rent.

For Rcft.
comfortable dwelling at the depot
a s.;tabls fer q small family or for
olIocs Applyto a,,srr
a, ,es u25-tf
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Iegul Gurus.

~ A. FkAzER, A;iosaey aud Cpnn
~. slIor q Law, Marshall. Texas.
all give strict attention 10 buai-
pe,s In the coasts oi Harrison. Marion,
Upshur, Rsst, asd Pssols COUNTIES ard
in the sspvcns and Fesrrsl courts -
Ty'ss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

Al N. WILSON, Attorney and Coun-
IN. sslios u Law, Marshall, Texas,
viii give strict aAtsntIon TO business IN
the courts Of Harrisoa, Marion, UpshuF,
Rush, aad Paaols coanties and in the
Surrems and Federal courts Al Tyler
0yy,cx-Housh SIDE Pubic square.
Marshall, March 81, 90. n3S-W
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

Belle Boyd and tho rissoliss Mn.
Pollard Az sPsctstoss of inpsash-
nsnt
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N, J. NALL, JANIS TURNER
IIALL 1 TURNER, Attorneys aud
ii CoaDsclioss Al Law, Marshall, Texas,
VIII pssc, Wv IL the Co~sts Of the sixth
Judicial District. All BUSINESS entrusted
TO ,bcm will receive pronp, attention.
June 30, 1866. A5y