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7,ARnI FOR RsALE.-THE USDERsIGN-
IL ED offers for sole his FARM, twenty five mile,
from Charleston, and one and halt miles from The
Northeastern Railroad containing seventy-hve acres
eighteen ac. o, under fence and in high state of
culhvaHon-dwelling house and outbuildings With
wa ellis Of good water Healthy all the year. For
particulars. apply to me, at Oakley Station on the
above road. j. W. WALLlNd.
September % - g.
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REAL ESTATE. STOCKS, &C., BOUGHT AND
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WANTED, A SMALL HOUSE, IN THE
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10
Communicated.


NJ. Editor Although tho Re
publican is net religious journal,
We are satisfied that you are iriend'y
10 the cause. and in common with
others, desire the prosperity Of the
churches. And my object In this
brief communication is to bring be.
fore the members Of tie Methodist
Church in Marshall, the action that
was taken in the church meeting on
last sabbath Alter passing through
the usual proceedings and receiving
the various reports which were quite
interesting, the meeting proceeded to
raise three committees IN the follow.
Ing sahieess 10 wit lst the neees.
sity Of church attendance upon the
part Of the membership. End. Tom.
perance. Bird. Sunday Schools.
These committees are composed Of
substantial good mon, aud the Church
may expect solid reports from th~m.
was ioreibly impressed at hear.
ing the roll called out Of member
ship of one hundred aud twenty, to
find 80 few answering to their names.
The efforts Of tho Pastor aud those
present and the tone Of tho resolu-
tons that were adopted, seemed to
indicate determination to arouse
the church TO vigorous action--and
surely there is great room for improve
mcnt. What can the world think Of
the honesty or religion of those per-
sons that are members, that arc in a
" stones throw of the church, aud
others that can DO seen continually
on the streets, but seldom, if ever Mt
the House of God. BY their fruits
yc shall know them is az true to day
as It was when spoken by inspiration.
MEM ER
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aiail Arrangements.


Shreveport, and all places Fast, de
part. Mosdsys, Wednesdays, and Fri
day. at 6 4. H. arrives % the same days
1t 6 Pm
wsstsrn by way u Hesdsyson and
Crockett, departs Mosdays, wedsesisys,
and Fridays 1t 6 A. ~ arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays, ssd Saturdays At 6r.n.
northern, BY way Of Jsesrsoa, Clarks-
vim, -, dspcss fsssasys, TAsssasys-
aaA sstssdays at 0 A. n; arrives same
days u Srx
fviss. by WY II ssarville, departs
MosAays asA Thursdays :: :. - ar.
r,vss 7sssAays 4aA fridays n err.
Dallas BY way Of 0ilnsr, Quitasn,
&c, dsparss MoeAays aRA Fridays At
So. ~; arrives Wednesday, nad Anr-
days u s ~.
aaa Aseua1iaA, BY way VI Grand
BiuG, Garbage, ks,, dsparts Thursdays
At Q = n; arrives Wednesdays as p. y.
Posi- Ovvcs RnnrtAssc~s-f on
aes win ~ opsasA ard slsssd ~ follows
OpsseA u = o'clsck, A. r.; chs~ed ~
- o'elssk, a. n; ysopsned u o'clock,
r. T.; CLOSED u { O'clock, r. n.
Opssed On Sundays at O'clock A. y,
for ons hear
All psvso~s will be faithfully served
during oGce hoars, and none need apply
st other tiues tcr they viii he refused
HENRY RAwS0N, r NJ
Eorsuhee. 25tk 1851 . l.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

~ In this immediate locality the
rains, that have fallen during tho
past week, have been light, but all
around us, in every direction, judg.
ing from the appearance Of the
clouds, they have been sufficiently
abundant to be Of immense advant-
age. In some neighborhoods the
corn crops viii be short, but gencr-
ally the yield will be, VIC are inclined
to believe, unusually largo. Cotton
never looked better, and tic fruit
crop has not been equalled in years.
With plenty of provisions On hand,
and the money arising from an
abundant cotton crop, this country,
next year, ought to be unusally pros.
porous. A gracious Providence is
upon the land, which ought
% awaken tho liveliest emotions Of
gratitude.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

~ A correspondent from Houston
to the Galveston News, says the Hous.
toaisss have revived the ship chansel
enterpEiss, and are taking hold Of il in
earnest A company is to Ls organized
with a capital Of 100000, with the
privilege Of increasing il TO se,ooo 900.
shares 40 each the city to take three.
Afsbs Of the stock Much enthusiasm
hes bees created, and the project Is 70
garded feasible.
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estimated at 5 100000. Who made
a. -.t,n,.,,on !. M, stated
~. '' -
~ Fa o'.o
sc about e-io"' p'' u"''
The Galveston Railroad Bridge
vss in oncration on the 2lth.
Thore i win the s,ate Treasury
,ha s,m ~ sse3 o7g How much
vii ,Ierc he when the Convention
~o,s ,hrourh p E,mss,.i., gsnfry-
%
~ mott, The .,me
= 80.
paper contains tue hu"loi"'u ''s'n'
4 quarantine has been ordered by
the military authC 'ies, to &c into
effect immediately which does away
va" '''e 80 ~ ~. ~, - - "a
.nof'''e'i 0'"'''"s '''-''
DC ho"e'
The Indians made raid upon
Montague, lately, and after killing a
man named Lekey, eartlea Of three
Of John McElroy's children
.....,;,., ..,,.,,. bos hoe, nv,
= wy ~ 'e'1'i p.. - e. ~ ,,,
s , ~. c ".a anads ~ MI tinJ.
= " - 49, ~. 49,, -
" ~ '"V'"'''' - '0''
81 '"NS 70 1913 "'a -, -" H..
sDgs dav Maid by the Couven.
ton for two newspapers Is too much,
aud that if they keep on ma they nave
uuaH", .ncy WIZ ,,'ai ''' = "e ~ Wa
ba5 10 ,o.,o ploto on, In ,he cold in
that manner. We wonder, had he got
part Of that patronage, would he have
oeeh 30 particular
y resolution has been introduced
~ 'nc Convention 70 u''l,anrniso Az
nonnccJ psa{cais and ,bo ,cconstruc.
ton act That means as. Sorry for
it, but We can't help it. This most
iorcIbly reminds US OF me Sun
ena'"Og, 'uu 'no 'pan'," NUS .u..,
c,nno, snnnress Tho manor ,nd Nor,
arc n good many more in the same
boat with us.
Tho sherman Courier has been in.
formed that on the 18th another
serious collision occurred between
the Lee party and Peacock marty. in
which tbroc mo, or tho lotter vcrc
killed and orc wounded The par.
tieulars as given are as follows
o,1 mon Nano ana III. .oo Dan
'1 '','" -','' "' ~ ' w
COCK ana h'laoe' ana one more were
in tho corral at old man Names
house catching horses when they
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

CELEBRATION OF THE fouRTH.--
The celebration Of the anniversary of
American independence was confined,
in this locality, entirely to the sons
and daughters Of Ham. Such n con.
vocation Of negroes has seldom been
witnessed, They came from every
portion Of the county, and embraced
mon, women, and children, Many
of the women brought their infants,
FINN a At am ~ d2aldiivs " eq sS,t
back, and the remainder on foot. A
large number took no part in tho
procession. The regular white ascul.
awag' and mischief makers being
absent, everything went of peace
fully. The negroes Haunted their
blue ribbon, and shouted 10 their
hearts content, without molesta:;on.
Their good behavior was subject Of
favorable comment. Uningucnccd
by designing men, a more docilc,
harmless population cannot he found
on tho globe.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

Tns DxMocRAfic NOMINEES. We
lsov oar rssdsu an snxioasiy await
Ing ~ action Of the Dsmocsaaic Ma
Hoaal Ooavsnsios, aad We hepsd TO b
abls to give the result in shk Issue, but
have been disappointed. On wednss-
day sssaiag Tie Convention bad reached
he ista bsiiot. Hancock ahssA. Tho
dispaarhss of Thursday win aot be rc-
esivsd Ia Assshsii before our paper goes
p Pesss The coatsss sesms 10 be h.
'wssn PNdiston, lancesk, Aad Hen
dsSsks, siehsr one Of who's would b.
,sssptabls.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

~ When speaker ands himself
abost 10 asy, u fess have wcar!ed
your Psrtisnce,' wc would advise him
sos 70 ~ u, " II is entirely superfiu-
ous, and only tends to prolong hi. dis.
cosrss- Ills hearers, he may res. as.
ssrsd, have been, in nine cases out of
len. ansiously waiting for him to con.
.h1N
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

- Cur contemporary Of the Tyler
Reporter il great man to Gown
up" He frankly acknowledges tina.
he Is flea. bitten editor" and says !:
Yes; but it's a consolation TO
know that our black spots arc only
skin despi What bit you9"
There il is again. More envy.
This editor actually skips around,
glorying in his condition.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

~ Mr. Jsasssn. has presented us,
from his Literary Dspot, 1.-THE 0rss,
lmpeasAnsat aad Trial Of Andrew
Jshasoa," vslsns Of HsAr three hun.
dFsd psoss, soalaiaias The satiss pro
ssedisgs, speeches, H., Of tAaa eAt.as-
diaasy tFiAl Thts b valual,le hook 70
lavyssA ssd 90 thaa ought 70 bs in
every hbsasy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

ING powi OF honey and baskci
o. plama, 1t i presumed, made nc
pereeptiblc change ii The connie,
nance OF tho editor Of Che Tyler Re.
porter lie says, with an exclom,
uon point as it he gloriod in hi,
asliness, that the principal chance
was IN his stomach He thus con.
cludes,
= hut upon what diet have ven
ieas,ed, friend Ioushcry, to give Won
50 pleasing (g) an expression Of conn.
'ehanee Don't you love cyeo,
grapes ami salr2" o
vi course every sensible reader
wili attribute such rcmarks to down.
right envy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

~ We hsvc received exts~s from
The SArsvspost sosth Western and JEFF
isssoa Jinplscuts. W. have copied
fsoa tie sssnsr, y ia dispatches are
much nors insslligibls.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

~ The Shreveport department head.
qaastsss Sor The isssiag Of boo>s aud
Shoes = II ,. B. I.ewis's, No Q Texas
street. whsse all descriptions can liz
fosnd n The lowest pricss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

The Philadelphia Gazette says 'D'
mosquitoes arc 80 thick at the 90,
side that the residents can onV
breathe through wire strainers'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

- Can nothing BE- done to pu. nm
end y the shooting that oecurs in this
city every nixhtS II Is NO longer safe
to walk aiser night in any quarter Of tho
town. Shots are fired on The square,
And In the Courthouse yard. lIaye wc
any city aathoritics (?
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

~ Tho Texas vindicator gives as n
reascn that tho Church Union"
NortAsra 'scsarian paper would b. OK.
tsss'vsly taken, Is, that ii publishes
lissFy Wssd Bsechsr's ssrnons. Doe.
Il Also rspablish Gallissr. Travels and
Baron Muschausen
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

~ Attsntion y dissctsd 70 the Law
card Of Col Hsary @. Hall, Of shrsvs-
perA La whsre b. ~ bssn located
alnss ~ sloss a ths war. Col. Hall
has 40 rspstaGsoa IL Tssss and
IIsaiiass for ability, isdsssry, energy,
ed psoaptaAs, that salillss him 70,
asA vii doah&ies ssssrs hin, . luers-
tivs peAs1ica. ...4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

PREssxr os FIxs Fur Mr.. john
Dsseaa presented US thrcugh iCap..
hsssar, apressnt Of splendsd frsis fron
bis snrssry, near Marshall, consisting
n Psachss spPlss, I'D pears. II was
asias . a'ss tresA. Many thanks for The
eoaplinsnt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

fuTr'SG tue House ORpsn.-
The Branham Banner contains Tho
following;
A.. - y rather suggestive fact, that
ING radicals in the Austin Conve,tinn
take so decided an interest In tho or
lars OF the State. prison. Iteyincss ",
me part Of the delegates a verv ms
terIy foresight. They should car,
tainily look to the condition If ,ho
l'cni,,cnuary. Let them have its
'par,nenss enlarged ventilation so.
cured convict fare improved, and
prison discipline relaxed. who cnn
'cl' how soon such step may hayo
IN, important bearing upon the per.
'Vnal comfort Of most Of tho Honor
'olc Delegates themselves.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

~ The Tyler Index contains five
marriage notices Among them is thai,
OF Mr. , ". Reilly, the publisher of
"a' paper 10 Miss Elizabeth r. Fea.h.
crsten
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

- Mr.. Gsoegs N. King, Of the firm
ofkingA Nssbits who has just returned
fro~ New ORLEANS, will accept our
thanks for late papers, ineludias city
dates Of he 4th.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

II there is . ling we dcspise, it
y =. hypocricy. Take your .tand Mr.
,laAo one way or other. If YOU
a is T. you may expect hot shot =
Sherman Courier,
That's rich Socially has. Mr..
rake ever pretended to DO Gen.
'lemanY Politically anything else
but radical ? You say yourself he
mas Grant and Colfax hoistod at tho
mead OF his columns. What more
evidence do you wunt? If 20 loot
70 MS paper, in which everything
mat IS obnoxious and disgraccful
has been advocated.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

Wy Three negroes recently oseaped
from Tho Jail at Tyler by running over
the Jaiior when be opened the door
Tho Reporter states that two wero re-
captured the other made his esospe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

Diarrheu. tho source Of infrmlg N N
suffering, aud the cause Of inlmeis'sss
death. because neglected, Yields , dS,.
y to the mighty inlHence Of the "' Il,
sippi Diarrhca Cordial |. revive "a
dropping spirit, not as temporary ' "A,
ulent With enesvatinR consequence, ma
by removing the sudden cause o. .,.l
diarrhsa, and restoring the n''s aaI
functions OF tho body y buoyancy =,
hcalsh Mansfield X iligbee, prop
tors. Ia,
sold BY J. d. Lancaster, drdss''
Marshall Tszaa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

SHOCKING. We learn that in the
early part Of The week, a whits woman
Nd > nAgro wers Nasrisd sows who're
in this vicinity. Our imfornani could
give - no particulars, and VIC pseauns
shsy Ar unassessssy,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

Gen. Butler not only nnnoys wiz
nesscs with his tongue but keeps "
a cross fire upon them with his eyes
-jrcutics
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

49, We were in certain church
on Sunday last, during the morning
service, and to our surprise, before
the congregation was dismissed,
several persons, ladies and gentle
men, left. We have been in Mar.
shall nearly twenty years, and have
seldom Witnessed such an occurrence.
Our citizens have exhibited hitherto
nniformaly a remarkable sense of
propriety on this subject, which has
operated very much to their credit,
conveying the idea to strangers that
our population was one Of rare re-
6ncment. 1t looks very unsccmly
for persons to leave church during
the service, or to misbchayc in any
manner. In this instance, the worst
Of II was, the preacher was stranger.
There is another practice that is be-
coming common, that is very repre-
hensiblc. talking during church ser
vice. On Sunday night We visited
the Methods, church, and tho loud
whispcrers kept up such buzzing
that it was an annoyance to the bal
ancc Of the congregation. In this
instance also, the pulpit was occupied
by stranger.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

A., There is marked disposition on
Tue part Of rowaics and drunkards 10
curse kadieals.- Teas riadieo,,,'
- there not a marked dispo.
s''ion on the part of all homes,
s"''0 people and a few negroes to
dcnounec them9 Why, shep holn,,.
to such party.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

S~' The caddo Gazette of ssturd,v
lass' says that Red River cont;oue. ~
~, ,"'' AZ the rate of six inches in "a hour.
INC ''a'oareho will withdraw from tina
more trip ' one
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10
Oar New Orleans Ageuts.

Messrs wharton = Iilingswort:' No.
ss Counoa street, New Orleans, are the
duly astAoriaed Agents Of The Repub-
l;csn In that city.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

Second-h hand furnituro--Waa''
cabinet
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

STATE FUNDS ON IlANb.--Rdd.
icai Pickihgs.-John T.. Alan, the
present State Treasurer, reports to
Il. J, Davis the President Of tho Con
vcution as follows;
rndssmtsmtny sso1wss' tint rfis4se AS 4 -; y
that fund on hand, in u. S. Curren
cY s202,sst 3jf. II is estimated
that there will be paid into tho Treas.
nry before the first day of January
lsGo, say s2l5,o0O. Total Of tbis
iund silT0Sl 35f, Estimate of
y current Expenses for support of
'state Government to January LIST
is5o, say, $4,000. Estimate Of
balance on hand, January LIST, 1869
OF this fund, s2S7. 9sa 354.
The statement and estimate sbow
Iha' there are now, and probably will
be at tho close of the year amnls
unds in the Treasury to dcfrov ali
expenses, both Of the State Govern.
nen' and the Convention, without
eaor'i'g to the collection Of special |
AK as contemplated by the law of /
congress.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-07-10

- Ons It the great errors of
President Johnson. and The most
d'sasssous to his administration, has
bese, dat, from the beginning, ke
bas yislded III right to maintain nd
defend the Ccns,itstion. He Dc.
nouaesd :hs pressst Congress - ~
unconstitutional, irresponsible body,
and yet he has treated it rs though
ii were legally and properly organ.
lied. lie denounced many OF its
most important cnactments as uncon-
stitutional and m;schievous, and at
;ss ssase time, employed he entire
machinery Q: Tic Scs.y.ment under
his control to carry them out. This
course was never pursued before by
any President protesting to be a
Democrat. Gen. Jackson took the
Distinct ground, that the President,
representing a coordinate branch Of
the government, must Judge fos him
SELF Of the eonstitu,ionslity of all on
aetmen.s which no was called upon
to execute. This was his position as
maintained in the removal Of the de-
posts from the U. $, bank, and the
removal Of Mr.. Duaae as Secretary
of the Treasury. When MIR. Jctrcr-
son was President, he wrote to Ed
ward Livingston, then Governor of
New York, in reference to a prose
cution against Mr.. Duane for an
offence sgainst the Senate, founded
on the scdition act, in which he en-
ployed this decided language. "I
afirm that act to be no Law because in
10 the Constitution, and |
shall treat it as nullity wherever il
comes in the way Of my functions,