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

The New York World think c s
Gen. Buchanan will walk 10 . rib.
uancccks footsteps. It pays s,, il
Ito 10 hiv conduct during she wa. .,,,
rsfu.iss 10 bs made the !00l o. ~; f ne.
sohsmes, asa predicts thai AT, ,' IN tbs
md Justice win mark his rule III "
Fiilh District.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

The editor of the Texas Republi
can INDUCES in " hopeful prospect O
thu solid religious views and improv.
ing piety" Of the editor AT this pa
per. lfaa opportunity should over
oass " promise 70 RETURN the CON.
plissnt, but We have no "Aepeful
prospect 4" that il even will. Gu.
friesd wss injured BY "esrly pisty y
and il will take good deal Of loo.
turisg a get him Il ~ /" improving'
way Hssderssa Nmes. a -
From this We arc to conclude our
friend Dodsoa felicita.ss himself up
on the fact, that DO never ran ssy
hazard Of bsisg injured BY g early
picty." We repeat our hopes In re.
gard to his future, but still enter.
timing some misgivings, will not at
tempt the lecturing process. for fear
it may make matters worse. But
still we have hopes.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

The police In New York are dc.
sributiag cotton aud feathers among
tho sParsows Ia the public parks.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

~ John Henry Brown contin-
NC. to write letters from Tu1pan,
Mexico. Ia ono Of his last no says
We have charmiag weather and
good prospects. Our popalation In
the valley now foots up over any
full families, and about twelve fam.
lilies represented in part, besides
ringle ss.. This Is most promi.
sing increase. The last vessel
brought seven families, and thirty
two passengers In all. New homes
and farms arc springing up steadily
around US, and almost every ono
seems we'll pleased. Young men arc
Of course, sometimes dissatisfied,
and return, because they cannot fad
clerical or other in door employment.
There Is, NJ yet, no demand for such
and they ought not to come.
We have, 1t last, ascsvtained Oh
cially, that Law Of 1861, admitting
emigrAsts' elects free Of duty, VA
superseded by Law Of 1881, aad
therefore, that snigrants have to pay
duty ~ Tu.psa o. whstsvss they
brieg. This should b. uudsstood
as . fact BY al. an unabls u
state what the tarif Ia on goods and
effects. Some eompsais that il II
too high Oh s0ne articles, though,
perhaps, reasonable on others.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

- a vssyss' ~ss iss.ssd ly M. A.
= slaasaahes ~ De srss. d J.. u.
cspsk, of 0alvsssaa, shssnsA viii fsasA
upoa he rsvssss Of Ne United stat~s,
bst h was not n b. bsaa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

~ No further dsvsopnsnts rsla
s'vs he nurdsrss Of Col. Ward aad
Major KY. Pos, who wss Supposed "a
Ne 'nossaliy wosaasA, 10 ssttiag we'll.
HE stAasnssss have bssa - conflicting
thss no reliance h placed in shs~. II
y now sndarstood tAaa Col Ward and
Major NY vsrs kolh shot n he sAne-
tiss, 40 thst shs fos~sr. aissr tsisg
wesnasd, ELL ost u Ne a.bslAsss,
which vas ne nssss Il peoloagi.g HE
life for . short time.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

~ There are .aay plans devised
Tor bringing emigration to Texas, bs, Il
sny thousand copiss Of the dslvssson
Nsvs Alnaaas were sent to Europe,
sasy would aaAisvs more for our stats,
10 ths psrtieslas than al the a.socia.
sio"s that coah b. fosnsd in our pres
eat crippled 6nAacial condition.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

- Frca some easas, either assi
Genital OF iassational, bet 10 psssans
Ne former, We have cssssd u receive
Tie hosssssa Telegraph. II Nsiahss
csncs 10 tbs oAss NOR 70 w Tanss
oass n Jsessson W. d>sirs h d.
tiscssy undsrstnod, that W caaa,A and
do sot intssd 70 bs withost the Tels.
graph We have bssa xehsayisg viii
IL far nearly twenty yssrs, and II y a
litsls Nv lsas Ia ~ day to tAink abou,
parting essspAay row
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

~ Tho Henderson Times give,
tho details Of the murder Of Col
Ward and Major Ely, Substantially
the same as published in our last
issue. We subjoin the following
extract from the account of tho
Times;
The shots were fired from behind
the party who shot Ely was on
foot. He held his horse by the
bride. Major Ely fell out Of The
hack vhsn 6rst shot. He va shat
after he was on the ground, and two
other shots ared At him which missed
their aim. The assassiu then put
the muzsls OF the pistol TO Major
Ely's face. Major Ely told hin, not 70
shoot him any more, that he had 81.
ready killed him. Tho ASSASSIN de-.
handed his mosey. Major Ely told
hin u vas in the haek, The ssas,.
sis followed after tho hack. Maior
Ely aoticsd another person, brs did
sos ~ nh face. Major Ely did not
know whsthsr Col. Ward vas killed
u The sans 1ns he wss shot or not
According 70 Major Ely's state.
nsst. the mardsrsrs got o.. 900 to
e1O, 600 In gold aud $1,000 to 4, 900
IN currency Twelve Auadred dol.
!ar bills and sSs 50 small Bills vsre
foand on Col, Wards person on the
inquest held on the III ird.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

- Our contemporary of De Hssasr-
son J'inss dsnomiaatss virAxo . YER
lgo. We presume Be 10 ~ fas wroag,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

~ ws have received "TAs Valley
Msni.',' pstlishsd At ItslspA At, p
isen. A. Harris 1 Co II h ~ loak.
ing, readable .isset W. piscs h NiAh
pleasure urs,a osr ssshsaes Nat s,ti
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

~ Major Ahasy writes to The Ma
Pleasant Press, Inst he school hoass,
~ LsssSars. seven miles West Of Pitts
burg, upshar cosnty, WAS destroyed by
IRE on Sunday night tho 9Th inst II
was The work Of Az iassnd.ary. Sab
bath school sad prayer meeting had
been held in he hosse during the day.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

following FROM the South Western Of
the 18th: ..f ..
REPORT oy GREaa 4 MARrIn.
Tussd.y April 14.--It 10 cxtssusIy
dine ult to accurately depict the true
condition Of The market, subject % i.
now y 70 extraordinary advances and
from hour to hour. For he week
sndi.E this noraiss, psiess Zoe low
niddliag have ranged fseu 274 IN
30c. Ono Of ths remarkable features
Of oar Market this ssAsos, has been
that; Notwithstanding daily market
reports BY telegraph, cotton Of the
description, o. the same Day, sold l..
higher 10 this market tAan il New
York. W. quoaA, this nosning:
Low niddiss 2ol03o aad niddllsg
S0Ac., with qaiss market.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

"a
ARaEsr or Gxx. HiSpaAs-w
Tuesday last Col. q. X. undsF,'ss \,
Deputy United States Marsha =. ~
Che Eastern Diatrict Of Arkansas, ! 7
ys.ted ~ YYs. Hhs, - n,
this city, upon a charge Of W.. .s'I
The Indictment, It is unde''.ss.
was found nearly three year. ', ~.
Thcrsswse -, sxsi.sptu, nusnsSs M
the arrest Col. Underwood W.,
out any parade or pompou' 'a y hs
authority, stated the nature I.,,.
baainass and duty 70 Gen, II inaD 4
Who al once, 10 dc same spli' ',, i
Is = sensible gentleman wous
under ths eircsms.s ness, surFsv IA
aud was released by Col. U. 'o' -
present, apon his own reeog"''pr, ,
70 appear 1t the United stare " D
ffict Court on the 18th ProA'",V9L
answer tho charge. --HefeHa arg
Monitor. an f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

FRAUDULENT RsoIsrRATioN.--
The New Orleans Crescent Of tho
llth says;
People Gaa scarcely realize tho
extent to which ftsuda!sat reSistra-
ton has besa car, led, ewes duriES
the Ave days ths registry vas opsned
lately, and the discoveries that have
been made eoavsy some idss Of tbs
enormous sxteat to which the system
wa carried ueder ShsEidsa's regis
hation, vhen the registrar were VA
scrupuleus partisans seeking only
TO make A. many radical vote. 4.
possible.
The Crescent exposes q batch oil
thsss frauds, and says, that 1t il
gratifying to know that the Demo.
cratic party is pcrfectiug measures to
secure the arrest Of most of the per-
jured Instruments Of the "oarpet bag
la,dsM when they appear at the POLL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18
Is A. .owc dana. h,,a ,ri y =

II
~ As some doun-s have arisen As
to the cod weather aud snow storn
in the spring Of 1857. We extract The
following from I'll. <shli
car of April 18th, of thaa csl
The presen, spring is. pc y The
mos, extraordinary, We Hssops, on
record. Never, wit1DA ~ rseoalsc.
ton, has the cold weather been 70
intense aud prolonged. On the
morning Of the 9Th, ice was TO Be
ss'sta ran Z hxR u Kvss qsartsss o.
an inch thick. We have had scarce.
ly warm day since. First re had
a driSrling rain, aud finally the day
!. nanaA - siiA AAnss sAsss. Thas
Vas on the lithl 4" Frsst siter frost
has succeeded. The earth aad sae
woodlands have shed ssdassly their
gsSuitase Of gresu, with WHICH hey
we're dscked but . short tine ago,
and present now the Appsarases 81
mid winter. Large sapplisgs, a>s-a
|, is believed many Of the hrss nick !.
cries and the fruit trees have bees
Killed. When did the like ever &C.
eur BEFORE Planters wear losg fsess.
But few days ago, corn and cotton
were up in various placss, ssd the
sardSss prssea,ed chseriag sp-
pearsnec All have been destroyed
The spring Of 1889, was remark
ably cold There was a heavy frost
that year on the 23rd Of April, which
destroyed the cotton and coss ON
many plantations
Las, year, 1857 Vas ssso cold
spring, and the peach crop was de-
s,royed. We cannot ascertain iloa
either the Republican OF Flag, vhes
this occurred. The Republican states
that on the 23rd of April, Northc.
sprung up, and that frcs aud over
coats were IN demand. The Flag o.
the 18th Of April, Of that year, stste'
that everything out of doors bore III.
appearance Of mid winter. Their,
/ was another Northcr on the 5sA o
May, and fires and winter clcthin,
were sgain necessary fcr comfort.
| From this review, it would appea
that xo are tot yet safe from th
ravages Of frost. In 1889, accord
ing to our recollection, peaches wer
fully as large as partridge eggs, an,
the peach trees dense With foiiags
They were stripped Of their rich gar
ni,urc in a night, and the fruit frore
clear through.
~ The comment OF oar estccme
contemporary Of the Houston Tels
graph, upon an article Of ours rel.
tive to the Houston Cosssrvstiv
Convention, reaches a. through Il
Austiu Stnte Gazette. In cons,
. quence or failing 10 receive the Tell
graph, VIC had not scea il bsfoe
There IL much in what our cotsu
. porary says, and in subsequent d
. yelopmcnts, to show that tho 81
ricions We entertained aud eIpresss
i were unjsst. II was ths very fsasol
ing which he 30 forcibly arrays, u
induced us TO support the Convcl
ton. bu, We felt then as NC do no
that it was unfortunate and disa
irons to the interests Of the Stat
that II was ever held. .Afcr chen
ing the policy from non.actioa,
!. took no pains to inform the poop
Had the Convention doae is d.
in this particular, the Conservativ
would have carried the State. Itw
s-ss--'-'--s..-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

~ He assaiAA s&aAas ~ Judgs
o \. Rsasss Ssaisersd 81 0ilnss, q
~ ~ IN, sssAaAts, s,so.aA ~
sigassss Biographical Iss>sss - tas..
T. J Msahsr and Hon. ". n. Ochil.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

~ We learn fmm the adyeslou
News tlst Lisat stAsaou. Of shs U. 4
Cost sssvsy. has a'sss giving ~ har.
Dor At Galveston . tAosesgh sssssy,
NH Wow 70 sach inpsovsnsnt. -
s>ay b. rsqsissA - sssnsvs ~ ssslssc.
tious y ~ chasnsl HI vssw q Assp.
saIas ths shaaasl ooiseidn vilA otAes
ss'sstiaa ssg3ssses vAs AAvs szani.s1
y, VIA 1 ses& harbds. tssjvs.4s. vill
b. sase ~, - Of ~ Aass> sAIss ..
TIC cAa9eeoA ...n.- II -....- n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

~ There was Are Al Matches,
AisS' an the 9Th ult. which destroyed
over twenty buiIdisss The loss h 49,
unstsd At &l25,o00 Of which ts7 100
VA covered by Insurance. The Courier
slIss vas barnt; loss sstinsted a y, OOo !,
- Insurance
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

- PRESTIGE ~ tAsa Ne Radicals
STsaAss~ss Alk y bsliaisx .assioa
~ bssaIev Hi AsAsr tias llssil ~
- ree1y Tor hin-vslI psosssssd fssa
" ~. .fa4f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

.srLonAL OvvynINas.-Ou SostA.
: sxeAsss.s are eallisg atsssdon
~ fret, that The 36sA of~1>ril
Sheen sss spsrs BY H. I.sdles
South, for ssasal Asssi 4 -
The Cosfsasrsss dsaA. Al II oe-
|esrs this year o. sssday. isssSy
places vhsrs orssioss will b deliver.
I'd, ~ csrsnosiss will nks plses on
$4,000 49, 1ssaa Sessaiss'
no reason Why sssh . celebration
Aesh sos y,sssr ~ Ne SabbeA,
On ~ eestsssy, he fssiises which
n vssfsssgss1W.Wtv ta~U)uAsts
spprsPrisAs.y nil % sssA N ssOs.
sioa, csssss>sa WITH ysopss rslhacs
upoa he viii Of Divine Providence,
are I'll compatible with ~ ssssisy
Of ~ dsy. The fais hssds sAss will
aasss ~ ssavss Of ~ gallant deed
With ths Ant Aoral ossrisv offspring,
will bat give nuts esprsasics 70 3
grateful pses's's Cherished rs.su
brauce aad aGoctiea. 7lNf
- RI. ,.v.,...r. az III. State
and LeaisiaaA ass fFs9rsaA "loud
asa 49, 10 their complaints
sfaiAal tAs dslinqceney Of mail COZ.
.,.ssors ..A ~ inesrss;lv i.ail,r.
..x, - ..-.,i..... - .s.-.....
a. ...... - ~. MI.
'' 1911 -. 10" W.
ossay eesoses9 ovss 'o0 %s"s''
asd says'
We ase seos4saiae1 10 nsite oas
voice With tAos Of tAs etats at large,
- senP'esss sesanse 'hs irfsgs'af'sy
OF ass' eooocsooa
lie might a. we'll have lot IS alone.
His criticisms and those Of all othsrs
'"~o'"su, WI" "o' w '"''' VI
good' Ins present s's'e Oh saA'n u
injuriovs 10 all Interests, and partic-
ularly those Of the press, but there
IL no remedy. None.
| ~
NH"' 1--WE" /" ~
Iss's "ss 's"o'' :" "-' o'
so''aa 49, '.s'e "'.~ " W
=. ,h.,, v.,. .s,,.. 10 dsg... IA; bu,
,..., ;,..l,i.suos bro.sh. II. assurance
That II had been Organised. Severn.
In a. v,i,.v v,or,in~ far IN,
=. 49,,
seeso o. s'"o" y '''
oaes ~ sssssoe 'ot '"sF veees, "''1 -
there hes bssa no cosss IN HasS county
for several sstns, there viii b. oss'ss''
s"as'set v Occupy Ne sssars Ps''od'
sasos ~ sossgoias was wrssSss, VI
undssstaaa Il . sill doabttal sboas her
being aay Coart
- TIE Sostk -Wssssrs saalss The
The rsgisxaiss bsets 81 Csddo pasisl
VEN cssssd N Ne NJ. Seven hsa
arsd - s,svss scvsrsieps avails,
shsnsaivss Of tbs privilege Of rse'sss'
Ing daFins The I'VE days Of grace. Q
which ~ were white and 20 pAeA
, Total rsgistsy Of the parish STD
.A,.>. I D9D hianks z lh3
49, -
~ The Ce0dsn, e'ssn-Asssnse
Josrnal, Easy radical sheet contain
, the following; m
'Asa sov hsfs - ~ y cain =
soos po"s ~.s H.. -;
80. !.
Ifthsrs VA ~ much hkh II The be
I soaa. ~ shsrs 10 ssaally IN sooss Pont
tho sdio" scratching VIM nos sis's'ths
IN vs'n-
= - The H.nnvillo (Texas) Tlne
1----.-l>------..--,....lAhrans
. with raia I'D Aail, doing cossiissshl
! 1870 = 'a' s.y ., "es''as a'~s 'ss
! =. =. ... "o $50. -
I INV 18y8 okEE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

~ We were ia Jefferson, on Sasur-
day, sunday, Monday, and Tuesday
The bayou WAS full and steamboats, we're
arriving and departing daily. Business
Was brisi, and merchants hopeful. ~.
tensive preparations are making for in.
p<oyements In the burnt district. The
city council very wissly passed an or.
dinane. sxbiddiss any ftsas baiIiiags
from being sreetsd ~ Dailas OF Assain
streets We were sppseh~nsivs hat the
members wosld NOT have the moral
courage W take this position.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

~ Csl ~ Isger 0rsassl, says =
New York di.saAsh v 10 Vi, 'ssds w
escape fvss w. Dsy Tostsew, vAsss
h had bsss ssaAssssi for lie, On Coz
vicsios Of conspiracy viii oshsss, ~
burn The citlss u Chicago and Bsahlo,
and eject he rslssss Of The Coslbdssstc
prisonsn eoaaasd d Camp Douglas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

AnvsRrriSG-( Csrrcscy For enc
square. ofeight fines, Al u Any mum
her Il lines LEES than eight. charged as
SQUARE
Marriage add tA,iswry Notices, ,alls
on candidates. shcir replies, AID -Ae'r
cirsular-, sud all I~otieea Il pcrroaal
character, (if admissible,) will k
charged ns advertisements
Editorial notices, Of purely business
character. such A. calling attention 10
cards published in the paper, remarks
uron business hos.cs, and the reception
Of goods, will l'< charged at shy cents
ci Cor less than two dollars.
StA~UiSG ApvRErisgN.srs--cugsSscy
5 months, q months, year.
square, $ oot Il oos 20 90
. Squares, .. ~ "a - 10 IS W
3 30 20 80 % so ~
i - 10 IS 90 10 ~
Hall Column. 60 al iO1 % 900 W
Que Colsmn, leo ~ ls5 90 $50 W
fity per cent on the above adiesl ior
double column advertisements
Alterations in standing advertisements
charged ...I...
Per~ ms desiring 10 do an active ad
ycr,isin- business; that rs 20 change
their Advertisements freqweutiv, will h
charged the asunl rate II Oue Della
per square, wifh a dedwetioa Of M!
be. esas or ono hslf tie visual price.
The above terms have l,ecn agree.
,.,... ,,t ,,,tl kc stri.tiv ndLsreI 4,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

~ Our contemporary Of the Flss
has received dispstoh from Tyler.
s,stisg that tho prslimisary sxami.
baton Of T. J. Warren, and Wiley
Adams, negro, charged with the
murder Of James w. Bates, was COS
e!udsa on "Wednesday svssisg. Wss-
rem, WHO did the rhootisg, Was held
to hail ia the sum Of $50, 900, and
the negro, at 10000 Ills though,
an appeal will be taken 10 The ss-
preme Court, which II now 10 session
At Tyler. The bail, II they were ca
TITLED to il Ut MI, IL excessive; but
M j. is diticult under our lav, ssdss
almost any rireums,a noes, Ia REFUSE
bail this decision evidently means
that t''ey ought to I've committed to
jail. Counsel for the defence Gen.
7. j. Jennings and Col. Chiffon far
the prosecution, Judge $. =. Donley
and Col. Herudon.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

A fnrxv HAND UP ron soxr.
Tniso 70 SrEAL.-The editor Of IL.
hssssos Tsssssripa kAs bsss robbsa
~ u hi' pocket book aor BIZ v.ssa,
ssr h'' h"ssf. rins., but a PORTO. d
Of his accounts. He says! I H. : ~. !
Accounts aad dass 70 this e..
,aade qsi il fern, to IL auosst u
700, more o. lsas, wsss ahslpeete1
fron u dssk 81 Tie Tnssssipa eSee
o. Friday sighAs- They ven Iips
es'ssy asssAat or ssbsssihers aaa
savsst'H!, y Ak city, Nsvasosa.
s.syss, ys'sasla, Dsssilis, ssd sas
OSSs l.. l|If .. 49,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

THE PowxR OF THE RADEALS:rss;s''
Backed BY the immense isAsstes q
.Asstspi.1saA. = th4sssu"''y' -
Il, aronae Of = ss''avssls'
kd.sa., y. has 80 two No.
"a 6,...s sGess TO S..sov, anS
nssasds 4 nUllsss assuaIly y
ezpe.d, the radicals have hold upon
THAR III gotten power, which il will
~Ssosuss tsvxaossss ~ 0ss.
weston News properly. eomprehend'
IL aitaaaou ID .hs subjoined re-
nsrts: -.
"Maay o. the people the South
vho have bsss indslgisg the hope
that shs ds~oeratic party Of the
North wosld Be sbls to put q check
upsa radical ssurpstion and oPPre,-
siss, will Aov BE- greatly disapPcins.
ed at ths result Of the elections in
Con nsctieut We, however, are not,
fcs our sds'ees 'Fo" '"e mos' ro".
bic sources nave icf so%e''%e ssI'
States viii support inc prs5=a: rsai-
cal CoUgress. neither this support
is purchased by tho all.ccvsupting
power o. scveta"c'. ps'ro""Re ."1
money, or ~ the ,nnuc"ce v'e'oeu
BY tho hc'ac" o. tue gover""e"'
bcnd' :sd 'ecsf'''es, VINO -, ne: 'n =,
m''';ons,res ana arg csp'' an o.
the n ossn' ana Ino 'ooA :" 'n' r..
petus''o" OF rad'ca' rue ~ '"e''
only security ass'ns' rePuu'a"on' o.
whether inc success OF inc radican \,
(" due TO nosn OF "ese causes, =
"asssn pss ''''ie 70 u.s. inasmucn
~ our oni{ hoPe nas heretofore pes'
N the eaors Of the nor'nern &c
moc1ey' INC 'a''urc OF 'nose c"o'u
must 70 proporsions'ely d'scourag'nl
10 the Sos'n. ror tntee years pas
tie people OF inc SCUM nave peace
fu'iy submitted 70 al TOE NJ 'nes
measures OF sne r,d'ce' Oongress
yielding impiac' opcdience 70 I'M
military government placed owe
them, and paying the heaviest 'axc'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

- TAs srassAoPpsrs thssatsa 10 b
wore ibis year than shsy have ever
bssn hsow Ia Tezas. In the Eorthsr.
portion Of The esate, the citizens ars ~
psshsasivs Of loosias their xssdsas aad
tAsis srspa Every ysar these psssisss.
oss iassess ase Increasing The sssa q
sAsis '~vaess We lsasa ,has ~ ~
tAis ysas vahia eight o. sins miles u
JcGseson. sa 0I We r.r fIsf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

~ Ae3ss brAAash spos sss1iag ~
criticisms Of the Tyler Index upon ths
present mAnagcnsas II ~ 6suthssn
l'erikc RAilsoeA = ~ ~ il esnsssu.
u. 'sti " s.s.th. hsdts dol.s yss..y
'~ssi Tsst hs I'D sstsn uhArss u ~
road + Dse.nlsv ~ Ard VIA lAs
sscsptios = asv asys, ~ ,.sds dany
trips ssSsiaely, u esd fan strs,spers,
safryiN ffsishl asd easssexsa ma
he hsd bssa ab~ssd tssias tha. pssisd
~ BY tvo rssslss Ne editor u the
inAsx aAl ~ ~ lsieh ubmxa- T p
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

- Last sunday wss week ago ths
nseross u Brcahan, who wers organ.
isias . eAsrch, wosnd Up tAsis disa,
ttssnsss v;Aa . sow, 10 wA1sh sis,
sAeatsss cd knives vsrs frosty aosrIsA
ID, 10 10 oas was esviossay jaiss<d,
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1917 sAs AaAsaio kspssss isAsss
- , snAg Of rs>hss sAaAshsA . Irais
- thsoa)aio - - 3stA TIE tssia
~ sse'tssd ed .ttllsA ess NJ shs nb-
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~ The Rassrop Advertiser ofshs

~ The Bastrop Advertiser ofsh.
Alb ssys: ae- io
We have lssrasd fren rsiiahls au,
thor'sy that the sqaad Of eight eli,
sens nom DEWITT county, usds.
c 9, Of Mr. Sutton, Who killed
Chatley Taylor 10 this place on
"Wednesday, 2Sth last, aud captured
\" s.cciatss, James 8hsrpe, aud
started with him to DeWitt county
afesr psssing Lockhart, riddlet Their
prisoner With bullets, : short dis
tanee from that place, aud len The
body on the roadside. We hsr 40,
beard any farther particular Of this
aoFrtbie sAair, except that The eli.
sens Of Lockhart buried the dcce,s.
ID soon sfser the act vas committed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

~ Jsdxs Earle, who y holdiaS he
spring term f The District Coust II
Palestine, Anslsrso~ coxsty, Aas sads .
decision, - ws learn from shs Advc-
cate, ssstsimins ths sestri Of ne Coun-
y Court, that negroes ars sliyibe jurors,
equal to h~ 'or any olher snan. /"
The Advocate rcma.ks: "i.et " retire
for secret prryeri" The radicals, we
prsssss, will do their ovn, spelling he
word with an {, instead Of an a.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

~ II may not be generally known
that exA;c~, Clnrt, is residing, At pre-.
ont, Mt this place with mis- family. Hc
succeeded 10 tho gubernatoriai chair
aiesr Gen. Houston was depos~d Al
the conclusion Of his term VI service, he
raised = rsgimsat, went isao the army,
as+ wss elected Coloasl, in which posi-
ton he continued until the cloAs Of tLs
war lie .tsked fortans, hosor. aad
life upon The iAuus, md came oat Of ~
contest with tho loss n all his worldly
wealth. We hope he msy live many
years, and regain ten times the property
thu: he once Possessed
~ The ssors OF Moses sssiulsin, 10
Jefisvso~, was robbed Of nearly uhous-
and dollsss worth cf soosis, sbsat tso
weeks ago. The eisy Marshal Of that
place, M tsaford, who BY the wsy, 10
oAc Of he bert dstsetivss In this section,
has been engaged In working the case
up" lie arrested aegn ~ Nc naas
Of JnAa Allen, Who WAS sbsut 10 lsavs
On the At,tis stevens. and recovered
part VI the goods. ushsr Isrtiss arc
implicated, sosne of whoa had xsac to
Shreveport
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- CT ns.sAiaa - ss,isps4 -
Ssssiasesy efsAs Csaassl AaiAsa1 Co.
~. n b ssesssas1 ~ "a ". y.
A1Ase csl nstsAiss wo - sftAs aas1
aitssystslng saiirss1 ~ h ~ DoA1s.
~ Ne Csa&rsl Rsilrusl b lalsA>5e
Es1sly IA ~ ssss@ - ~ so1uuk
Il Y, y ~ aas.stty, ssssuy, - NV:
ajity. '4- ao egN 4Haa