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A meeting Il ~ plAatsss vas
hsld u Opsssssas. (La.) . fsw days
sgo, % hsas rspests II committees
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-14

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-14

By T. G. DkLEoN, ESQ, late editor
of the Cosmopolite.
A. J. REQCIER. Esq, one Of the most
distinguished Of Southern poets, is under
engagement to contribute regularly to oar
columns
JOHN H. THOMPSON, Esq, lalt
editor Of the Southern Literary Messen.
ger, alike brilliant in prose and poetry, Z
on our list.
WV, EVELYN, Esq, late editor Of
the Crescent Monthly is our regular
New Orleans correspondent. and COZ
tribu'or in other Departments
During the year we shall publish
series OF sketches.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-14
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-14

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-14

WV ~ ~, mo U - ~
n Les anl HUaeeek Was. \
The following letter publisAsd IN
the Bonham News, will b rcd with
interest
LEs STATION, PAussu Co.,
Juss M, l6e0.
Editors 7sras Mess:
Ifyos viii psenl - ~ ~ Of
yosr valuable selonas, / weld like
70 give you trvs sta1sosst u vhst
Is ksovn - H. ptiss 0rovs DiAesl.
y, Notwithstanding tAsss ~ hssa
no killiag 10 Pilot 0sevs u an "a.
cspt DR.. Pisros. Bst b bsgis:
I WA raissd 10 dis staas, ~ ..
lislsa h ~ eesthsss AMY, aad
fought the best l kssw how, until
tAs surrssdss, vhsa ! laid dcva ~
asDs ssd rstsrnsd hone 10 live, u l
tAosght, il peass ~ ballasss Of ~
days. Bal Aov badly I v,s disar.
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sifaA vAsa ] N ~ IL ~ ~, l
~ assss>sd BY party a m.
(fsrssl Borsa, Lewis fsaeost, Jaz.sa
MADDOX, Bill Smith, esa Bier, and
Hardy Dali vsssisg ~ U. 8 sns.
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would b. carried 70 Skssnas % s>asa
ny trial for oAssess committed d..
nag IL var. on esusss, I susrsu.
dsssd sad vas pssabstly vil1iag 10
yis;A nyssK 70 ~ evil sntAseiasA
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nitasA ~ aalD1sisaUs1 sg1us IL
rsgular warfare. Allse " I'D pro.
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IL With u. 3vidssuy tAsy hsd
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citissss I sssseafssl J. n. Wilson,
better knovn y " Doc" Wilson, aad
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Of Sherman, went e1 ~ soaa, and
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-14

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sos, nus - 'ae ecoon weighed and
nas.ea' ana must Keep q record OF the
weien"' "as.s, anu the name OF the
owner OF psrson Tor whom It was
"e,kneo'
hssessofs sad Ooi'ectcrS, a. well as
P.maceH, o.nsts, or holders OF cotton,
VII note that The weighing and marking
=, 'n's sss'c'e, - ners'n PROVIDED. docs
no' cAase ne az 70 accrue and become
payable ,ansdla.s'y thereafter: Cotton
ca ~ hsn ~'ain inc iiiaits oil the
oSstact wneN Pfoduced, wIthoat pay
nens Of sns TAX beco@ing dsc, 1t the
oPuoa .. me owner anie" soid Tor
eooss"psson IN inc dis1'ct
Withdrawals for transportation under
bills Of lading or upon payncn. of the
saS. eaa b. made 1t any time after
"eisisSS sra m"fkina
Tbs fec 70. weighing and marking
cotton, including the labor OF inserting
sA~ ~stAlic tag. will be twenty-five
cents per bale, until otherwise oriercd.
In special cases tho Commissioner may
prescribe diecrsnt fee IL eirculnstan.
css urgently require It. The fee, AZ
6xcd, will cover oil expenses Of hand.
ling and marking the cotton and in no
sase, rsef. = aa's ~e.-aatins wsixhsr
u enploysa' .''i the owner, iseldsr, OF
producer o. NE cotton be required To
eAv more snan the established fee.
M; ~hsss = regularly Appoints: =-,s',
81 . nos employed cotton which hc
dssafss 70 remove from the district OF
psodscaon 70 another district without
Prsp.yeens o. me tax VAL hereafter be
required 70 OBTAIN b'ii o. inding in
aaP'cs'e, signea ~ well known, reg
uiaftj established, and responsible
0an@Porsas'en company, consigning tho
eos.on % the Collector Of tho dtstr'et OF
aesnna.,on' 'of delivery % the 'astor or
&c tax.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-14
Agents Wanted For
the OFFICIAL HISTORY
az THE WAR,
lts Cause~, Character, Co.'S
dact, and Rssalta.

III CUU&&61 GWH18Cuet, G0W.
a.cs ma R...ns.
BY HON. ALKx. n 6TEFNEux.
4 a,ot far all s...,... n.s al p,-,,..
" " -" '' ~ 49, "
THIS great work presents the only
comple.e and impartial aplly.i. IL
the Cause. Of the War vet pubfi.hed,
and riyes those jnserisr l,rh,s and shad,
oss Of ,hc sreas oon6Ic, only Lnoxn IA
those hish osIcsr, Who watched The
flood tide 81 revelation from ia fountain
npr;ng., and which were 40 accessible
"a Mr. sterhens from hi. poxition AZ
second o0eer Of the Co,fedcracv
To public thai has been surfeited
with An,aPenflv Sinilar pro-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-14

~ - w AAEN "A n IDEHt ESQ the wei
known "P. W. A. Confederate war
correspondent
Mrs. A. DIV. UHAUDRON (irsu.'
'ator OF Joseph the Second ard his
Court, and the Rev. DR.. II. n. PIERCE
will contribute original articles and chclec
transla,ions from the French and Ger
man.
We have now on hand brilliant essay
from the pen Of" kAMBA THORPE,
author of" -Four Oaks" and other at
,ractlvc articles from the same source NAY
be expected
THE SUNDAY TIMES has 40
AGRICULTURAL AND unRTl
CULTURAL DEPARTMENT, uas~
charge O. III. HON. G. s, LANGpoN'
formerly well known AS the editor OF iss
1sss::.;: a.-cc--.:--- I'D ...n-~ lately a.
sklllfal and successful Agricalturist and
Horticuliurist
Besides the above, articles by vhrion'
able writers, who prefer that their name
should not now be announced; ligh~
sgn~ahle, and entertaining Correspond
ence-- ooms-,'e sai ;asiSi.-- ana c'iHG
features oil sPsciA! interest may be es
PV"" INV
a m'! nLE'fhAfhlC suMMAhi
OF inc domestic and Foreign News OIL 'S
week will be given 10 each issnc
=, ,ha ~. S,iXn.V ILL., -. AN n..;,
gree Of talent, scholarship, critical TASTE
and industry has been secured and al
imper.onAl for ths present, The pabIisher
iceis warranted iu stating that il will 'o'
&c 'urpA.sd In ability BY any paper ID
THE COMMERCIAL DEPART
MENT Of he Sunday Times contains
IKE vs~I IL r,s.. . .s,s.ss. H. Mobie.
ara N. l.,rs, ,.ss~,snh,s -. n HE
princinsl ms,L.,. -, n. I'LL
The iwnort.rc. ~ ~. as..,,ueu, 10
the counirv .,s,cS..t "a ,,t.n,rr il 80
well uudsr.toe,I Nd ~ -. vii be
spared to render Il accurate, reliable, and
complete.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-20

SoLpIER.' AND SAILORS UNION-This
union held It's regular weekly meeting last
evening At Union League Hall, with General
william >, Morse, president, In the chair.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were
read and RpproycdI after which II. &. Hausley
OF the Sd United States artillery, and X.
NtchOlsOn were chosen members OF the union
Mr.. brand, at his own request, was relieve,
ron the committee to procure Captain Geo
ROBIN situation, and Captain Manning Wal
appointed to nh the vacancy.
TN motion OF Adlutant short, it was agreed
to tender TO Brigtdier General Eakin srren
AIDE on Friday evening next, and Adjutant
short, Captain ). A. Brock, and Captain
DougheFty were appointed y committee 10
carry the same into effect.
The Chair introduced Mr.. TibbGtts, Of Fred.
ericksburg, Virginia, who related incidents ui
personal character showing the persecution
to which Union men OF the South are sub,
lected, and appealed to loyal men To elect
GRANT and ColfaN, aud reconstruct the South
ern states on thorough basis.
On motion to adjourn, Captain Bartlett, o.
the Second company, Boys In Blue, gave notice
to the members Vi that company present t.
meet on Friday night for muster, and II Wal
agreed that the First company would meet t,
attend the sercnadc to be given to Genera
Eakin,
B Adjourned,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-20

AT 5 o'clock, on the premises, certain prop
erty fronting on a paved alley, between Sixth
and Seventh streets west and N and o streets
north.
AT s o'clock, on the premises, lot Is, square
t65, on q street north, between Sixth and
Seventh streets west.
At 10 o'clock, at the southwest corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street, a lot
ofbuildinE material, household furniture, sc.
At 10 o'clock, at No. III Bridge street,
Georgetown, u lot Of dry goods.
At 10 O'Clock, at the southwest corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street, n lot
OF eArpets.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-20

ODD-FELLow's HALL.-ProfesSor Wyman's
exhibition at OId-Fellow's Hall, Seventh
street, last evening, was one OF rare euJoy.
ment, and the Professor was greeted by a large
and select audience. The yc.movins and
speaking automaton, and his ventrilloQuial go.
centrioities, embracing unique scenes, jocose
dialogues, illustrating the wonderful powers
Of tie human voice, were received by the au.
dicnee with great applause.
The exhibition each evening concludes with
grand distribution Of preseats. Matinee on
SATURDAY.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-20

EoutTr CoCRT-JudgC Oiin.-ThIs court
transacted the following business yesterday
during a short session
DIVORCE CASE.
John Drinkhardt VS.. Louisa DFlukharlt.
This IL q hill for divorce. Mr.. Drinkhardt sets
forth in his bill that he married Mrs. Drink
hardt, then called Louise WolbeTt, in 1885, and
lived with her In conjugal fashion until lsJI
or 1865, when the destroyer Of his peace Ia the
shape OF = hickman, named Joseph Pauls, be.
came boarder in his family, and shortly after
his wife left what is technically called his bed
and board, but In fact carried OF her bed with
her, and Pauls, about the same time, selling
his hack, both parties going 10 some place un-
known.
The bill charges Mrs. d. with adultery with
PAuls, and also with other persons. The mar
shall, not finding Mrs. ID. In the city, an order
OF publication was made to notify her OF the
pcndency OF the suit. J. Schmidt for com.
plainant.
In the matter of the estate OF william II.
Winter and Alexander Provost, petition OF
William Stickney, guardian, &c Tor sale Of
real estate, referred to auditor to examine and
report the facts, and, also, whether the sale of
real estate prayer will be advantageous 10
those affected thereby.
Adjourned,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-20

ENrGnIriOUs LAYING oF WATER Pre-
Under the direction OF Gen. Michlcr, Commits.
siOnsr Of Public Buildings, and Col. Same,
engineer Of the Potomac water works, water
pipes have been laid from Delaware avenue to
First street east. This work was entrusted to
Mr.. Francis McGhau, and was accomplished
In the short space of twenty days, nOtwith.
standing the delay ocUAsiOned In the receipt
OF pipe from the North. The pipe is 20 inch
from Delaware avenue to First street east,
reduced to l2-inch, and running to First street.
At Delaware avenue and street a stop has
been put In, the advantage OF which Is that
water may be shut off east of the CapitO
without interfering with the lower portion Of
the city. Mr.. McGhan has been highly com
pimcnted for this piece Of work, and, wclearn
water pipes, besides filling orders in the gas
and plumbing business.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-20

BIps ron Woop AND CoAL.-A number of
bids have been received at the Mayors oiIlee
for furnishing the City Hall with wood and
coal during the coming winter, but they were
not opened yesterday In consequence of a com.
mlttee Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company occupying the attention ofthe Mayor
during the morning, The contracts, we learn,
will he opened In n day or two, as MIR. Bowen
will be called from the city this morning, in
connection with the interview OF the Railroad
Committee above referred to.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-20

LAYING OF CORNER SToSE-Thc ccfe'
monies OF layiug the cornerstone of the new
German Catholic church, to be erected on
Capitol Hill, will take place next SUNDAY al.
ternOon. The Sunday schools of the various
site, when the exercises will take place be-
tween 2 and o'clock p. m. The duty Of sup
erintcnding the construction Of this much
needed place OF worship for our German fcl.
low-citilens is placed in the hands OF the Rev.
Father Wiget, 5. j., who has displayed great
energy In pushing the necessary arrangements
forward. 1t is designed TO make 1t the most
beautiful church edifce In the city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-20

ATTEMrT TO BREAK IN THE CITY HALL
We hear that an attempt was made u night or
two since to break into the collectors office
At CITY Hall, by means Of window fronting
on the west side Of the hall, but the attempt
proved futile, MS persons passing In the vicin.
lily frightened tho party OF, II 10 suggested
that Waterman be employed at night about
the CITY Hall to guard the valuable archives
OF the city government.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-20

CIRCUIT CoURT-JudOc FiSher.-This court
TRANSACTED the following business YESTERDAY,
=; u Jacobs VS.. q. -. Judgment for
plaintiff set aside, and case certified 10 the
geneEal term to be tCisi 10 tho a-s. I"..----
5. X. Waite VS.. q. l.. Walker. Case carried
to general term upon bill Of exceptions.
Amidon h Co. VS.. Cantwell. judgment cou-
fesscd for flsO0J.
4. 5. Robinson VS.. @. 5. Stain Den. Terry.
referee In this case, files his award OF slsg.jJ
in favor Of tho plaintiff.
Adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-20

bECEANEuF WAsHISGToSINSs-W ithin the
past week, two WsshingtuuiHns, James q.
Douglas and Charles ROzicr, clerks Ia the
oiiicc OF the Chici QuartcrmHstcr, First mill.
tATy district, died very UNEXPECTEDLY In Rich
mpnd, Va, Mr. Douglas WAS son OF William
pouslas for = long time Commissioner OF the
Fourth ward, and Mr.. ROzicr WAS fayOrabIy
known to the German population OF WASH
ingtOn. The remains of Mr., u. were brought
to this city, while those of MIR. X were in-
TERED IN the National cemetery, near Rich.
mOnd, Va,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-20

ACCIDENT PROM USRgrAIRED STREETS
About u O'Clock on Sunday, the buggy of Mr.
Thomas Kirby, containing himself aud vile
broke down at Maryland avenue bridge. Mr.
Kirby aud wife were both injured BY the acct
dent, the latter 30 much so that she had to b.
conveyed to the residence of Mr.. Hugh Dig
ney, near by, where proper medical aid was
soon summoned. The cause of tho break.
down la attributed to the unsafe condition OF
the street, near the bridge.