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ditionsi sisners 10 their consultation.
Den. Meade arrived to day. So says
to both factions that they will have
to rsssKasiss and elect new prc''-
dent, and s1pusss ell recosd' sses
February I'd.
wuAsgton, Feb. l7.-Don Fon-
acills, ths new CAilian ministsr to
tAe listed States, h daily locked for
Gen. Pr,do, ex-president Of Peru
reached Csldora to-day.
London, Feb. l7.-Eveuing-
Couspls sey bonds 7lf0sla.
Frankfort, Feb. l7.-Bonds '5s'
Washington, Feb. 1.-THE com
mittee, on freedmcn's Affairs, agreed
to report = bill giving aid to ths
| Memphis and St. Louis railroad com =
psny for the constr action Of levees
and road from Cape Girardcau to
the mouth Of the e. Francis river,
Arkansas bonds are to be signed by
this road, which will protect large
extent Of country now continually
liable to overhows. The subject
comes before this committee because
If aid asked for i. granted, the rail
road company binds itself to employ
a large number Of freedmen and eel
them small tracts Of land along this
line at verv reasonable rates, fol
homssteads.
New York Feb. l7.---Governmcn
bonds closed 6rm nj 72; coupons
III; '6is9; 6S's "a CTS 81; 10
4Os All; s0.3Os n; Tennessee 81
65; new G2i; North Carolina G's
new, 539. Gold and cotton, no re
port,
Liverpool, Feb. ls.--Noon.-Co,
ton firm. Sales $4,000 bales.
London, Feb. ls.-cve.-Consol
92s, others markets unchanged,
Liverpool, Feb. l8.--afternoon. -
Cotton, buoyant sales 10000 bales
Uplands, 9sd@l; Orleans, 9i@9d
uplands to arrive, DID.
New York, Feb. ls.--Stcrling 81
gold ! Al; old bond', ia cottol
frmcr at 23l cents frcights dull
New Orleans, Feb. ls'-Cottol
buoyant with an advance, middling
2ic,; sales 1000; Gold 40t. flou
active, choice sl3@si3 so Cor
s5c@si 05 Bacon active, clca
sides ltac.
Liverpool, Feb, lo-noon,-Cot
ton buoyan,; sales 10000 upland
advanced to 9s@93d,, on spot
arrive, 9ad.; Orleans 9I@l0d.
New York, Feb, l9.-Cotton qui,
a, 23i@2I cents. Gold i03.
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THE ELECTION IN MoBIas.--Th,
Montgomery Advertiser comments al
follows upon the vote in Mobile, ant
the frauds in the election lately helt
in Alabama;
By the importation of large num.
Der of negroes who voted "oavsy and
often on their swindling certificates
the radicals have managed to carry
the city By a hore majority.
We could say much more--ws
could expose tho most glaring fraud.
ever yet attempted for slectioneerinp
purposcs--bu, We decline to do 81
for want Of space; for although in
the past the people have been the
sufferers Of great political swindlcrs,
the columns Of this paper 10 aua thO
columns Of every paper in The South
conjointly would fail to furnish suf-
6cicnt room tc cmbody the rascality
BY which carpst. bag adventures and
rcnegadss have succeeded IN adopt
Tor nearly adopting, for We know not
yet the rosult) o Constitution by
which . minority Of whites src placed
under the rule Of = minority Of IT,
noraht seeroes.
A majority Of registered votes
could not have been obtained in this
county hai not the military author
tiles extended the time of holding
tIn election three days over thai
originally fixed This cxtens op gave
the radicals an opportunity to In.
port large nnmber Of negia voters,
who decided the question.
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iifty per cent on the above added for
double column advertisements
Alteration. In standing advertisements
charged.
Person desiring 10 DO an active ad-
vcr,isinz business that is to change
their advertisements frequently, will hc
charged the usnal rate Of onc Dollar
per square, ria Deduction II Jitty
pc, eeat a. ono half the usual price.
The above terms have been agreed
upon and will he strictly adhered 10
W q BARRETT,
Proprietor Of Harrison Flag.
X W LOCGliEKY.
Pro. Of Texas Republican and Times.
September ~, 1857.
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Er A cross mark on paper denote
tia, "a subscribers TIM has expired.
We intend. hereafter, To do n cash bust
ness. II Ia more trouble " collect
-neaspapsr sgl@crirs'oes than they .rs
nsA- We VIII receive in payment for
subscriptions and debts due the Repub
lean Office, corn, weed, md provisions
Every man in the country can thu. af
ford 10 take our paper, or pay oatssand
inc lgLts
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A snals correspondent ~ = ~.
Ohio State Jourssl aays = ~;
Diehsss Z" nsvise 1vssese =
iton ne w 4 By ys p
notAss u ~ shilasss, ~ -. !,
pesss Is sIsrt answ 70 ~ !. -,
iivsly ssw sstsblishmsst ~ i,
ysssesr and prsssisr WOMAN
head"
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Napoleon shakes his head .bo~,
sanding minister to she Court Of
Jsarcs. lie cant ~ II.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22

The prssssa IL The two hssdr,d
sad any seventh Pote.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22

~ Mar.dens Pectorai Rain for
Coughs and Gods
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22

TnNt iert TcceiScu mn" '"T SAFE nj
Twvman h WomAck's
nuv- The Sou4i.<rm Pacific Railroad
IL s~king admirably The locomotives
have BEEN repaired, aud The ears make
daily trips regularly 10 and from shrcse-
port
~ The election retnras show, that
II n. white voters Of Harrison and 70.
no'a had gone to the polls, the conser.
,ntive candidates would have been
elected. Every effort WINS made to in
dSss ths,a 10 do 80, kAat in vain
~ Look out for Ortan Brother.
Great Southesn Gress, to exhibit at this
pAce ON next Monday sad Tuesday
Their performances cannot bs exeellsd
by any Circus IN tho United s<at.s, w
ing composed Of stsr actors u r.,a
talent and genius Our roader arr re.
farrel b their adyertise in our
coltiA4Ds
BRAZILIAN EsHuA1nUs CoNrANy -
Those Aesisoas Of emigratins to Nc EN-.
pirc Of brasH, arc invited to the Hdsev-
fiscmcnt pubiished on tho HicresliinS
page Il will lie seea that company
has been Q, eai,ixed, which affords pas
aase. alterations, and soiuissts ~ esi.
xrasts .seh - srs vsty iuv:saSx. We
have also a m4sr estsssied oivc~lar
which Is apca to tbs i~srscsssa If sls'ss
that may wiah 10 see Il The adversiss
,seni eoat.ias the sain facts the sir
e.i..s s.ore fally dsselogrs the designs
81 the e'irsrany, aud the promises Of the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22

Whea the new reconstruction bill
J. pssssd, Il .hould b presented to
ths sosth, Pisnsd upon = bsyoast. -
ltrnsiex.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22
Strange Things

Who would have believed eight
years ago that, in republican Amer
lea, that the h strange events that
are daily occurring would ever have
taken place. and within so brief a
period .; ;."s
fhs, Congress would assume su.
p-cmc power over ali the 60 ordinate
departments ii the government, and
over the lives and liberties Of the
people
That II would establish 10 the heart
Of the republic military dcspoiisn.
That j, would quarter negro troops
over the people in time of peace.
( That il would, By sane,ioning vio-
lcnce and fraud, attempt to African
inc ten States Of the Union.
Ths, il would Sc, aside the writ Of
habeas corpus, disfranehise the whites,
and cnfranchise the blacks
That il would establish negro bu-
II =. =
That il would enact tina, there
II, IL
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r,.A.,.a. =, ;,;o A.,
-, -,
:, =,
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-, a, n, u
who maintained this policv and these
acts should, without question re-
buke. announce that they we're in
utter disregard of the Constitution
And that all these act. we're per.
uetra,ed 10 maintain the rower of a
political party. tha, determined tc
rule the ~ nation
And wh,, is stranger than all tia,
;hesc violations of the Constitution
And the ussee. of the Government
.bould have been maintained 70,
three years after the elo.e Of the war
by the sanction of Northern voters
until they became so outrageous il
their character. that they fell. as the,
will fall in the ensuing Presidential
election by their avn iniqnitou
weight
-. n......,...u
NJ, -, er
-.
re-, -, -,
~ .
.:,.a nj,
change of policy from action, q
recommended ~ the Houston Con
serya,iyc Convention, has given, /
q all probability. a sufficient number {
, votes 70 constitute majority of thos
r r.,;s,e,cd This i, unfortunate. an
: oroyes the error of having held
/ ro,vcu,;on at such 4 late hour.
mopgrel Convention will |
ALA ana w;,, os coursc adou, n Co,
.,;,ution recognizing negro sutfra,
md full uoli,ical negro eaualit
W. mus, oyynpiye in time TO defc
az. r,.. mao, III. inst prineipl
!, =, x.r,h,;c,nism There ueht
c Va o,,,hs rormcd i, every county M
,.;,hlorhood and nrenarotions ma,
f. to de'ea' 'he sehe"eS VI '"' '''''
l. t,oniss~'
!, Nos.Arf,oS IN ALAnAMA-Tl
g ,,s,u,,,, and resolutions ;n,roduc,
r sion Of Alabama into the Union. {
, the radical basis, upon the eroun
:. that n majority Of those voting
|, the Constitution framed by the =
cent mongrel Convention of tn
> State has been ratified by majori
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~ u Lewis has large assert
men, Of Boo.s, Shass, Hats, &c, sbrcys.
port, La. See card ~ aaa0sh~s column
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Washington, Feb. s.--To Major
Gen. W. s hancock-Suspend your
order removing the city council in
New Orleans, until full report of
the reasons is sent. Answer by
mail Signed
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- 10y ~ RHVkEE
to consider Tie propristy Of calling
out sAe military altar the breaking
9Pof the meeting on The 3Oth.
Lieut., Hswlsy ordered out tea men
and sergeant, who. were posted Il
d'Hsreat place. 10 the vicinity If the
court house. Yet, hovsvsv much he
though. IL 70 y ~ dssy, il w iii,
judged y NY the least Of il. Their,
was 10 disturbance oocsrisa, q. ME.
y to occur. The evil sHsAorsties
mad MOI been appealed W. They
were ready, vilNas, aad able 70 pre-.
sssvs sas Psses, and Lrisg violators
Of the law 70 trial and pusishment,
see General Boughtens testimony,
No. D, page 4, and James Tursers
testimony, No. 10, Ysss 4, and III.
testimony Of othss on Mis- subject
II there Ma Any excuse Tor Ne
nnt arrest, there was certainly aons
Tor The rs.arrest. Perry, Adama spd
Richardson sued out writ Of habs.s
corpea BY virturs II which thev
w~s Brought bsfoss ap1ss Wnl.
son (ths District Judss Who issxed
sae vris) By Lisut. Havlsx asd d.
nv n,essd avst y - siva asthstitlsa,
They were trisd BY H. Juare. and
rsqairsd v enter iato besd spd ~.
9Ss.sy iss tAsir Appearance =. the
District Court 10 aasvsr 10 tAs cks,vs.
!see transcript Of proceedings On
hsbsas cosRus, No. 20, asd tsstisosy
o. Jsnes Tarasr, No. 10. ~, *
L'sst Hawlsy tAss arrested P5asd'
Curtis, Hin, 6loan aad NsKay. "
Al'o sssd out writ q AsIc{s ~.
ess. I'D, sfsss 4paA dsAy, vers 4.
l'vessA cp On ~ writ 70 ~ eavil
sssaorisass. (6ss Transcript Il prs-
ceedings on habsss corpus, No. -.
md :, testimony Of Jsnss rssse.,
NO. ~, Page 80 rhsss cases wsrs
put OF tson time 70 time, aud have
not yet been tried for The follovinr
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tribunal is competent to question, and
the Supreme Court Of the United
States is hereby prohibited FROM
taking jarisdicsi0u al any case grow
ing out Of the execution Of said acts
10 either Of said States until such
Ststs shall 10 rsprsssased TO-, aud
such Gases now psnding bsfbrs that
court shall be dIAnisssd. sad all acts
suthorisisg m appeal writ Of error,
habsas corpus OF other proceedings
TO bring before said court for review
any case civi! or criminal, arising out
OF the execution Of sid rssonstsuc-
!ion Astf are hsssby repealed. The
President nominatsd TAouss, Mar.
shal Of south Ossolias, Janss ".
Marlborough Post Master Of Calves.
ton. asnstor 6hssms. says that The
Gss. viii not scesps either the hssvs.
appointment or the command OF The
new department, and If the rre1idsut
declines 70 relieve him fron the lat
Ter b vii! promptly tender his res.
igsatioa,
Charleston, Web. lT.--TAs oos.
vsstlon to-day, after = long discus
sion adopted resolution asking Con.
gress for q loan Of one m,ilies dol
lsrs for the parpo.s Of psrehasiag
lsads,
Hchmond, feo iy.-The conssn.
ZION proposed .hs propr;s,ies Of pro.
hibi6ng counties and cities from
Subscribing to is.svaal improvs.
menk, There was 90 dsSaits 10
lion to-day.
Tallahassee, FEB. I7.-Ths eosys,.
lioa to-day, {3S nsnbsss ia ssssis.j
20 important action Billisgs fsctios
offered . eosPses.ise, provided, tbs,
{ Billing b pyuisaisd fss Cor.
sress, which, thu msyorisy Of sLs
refused Billings. party
ire making heavy effort, to Re, id.
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Signed W. ). HANCOCk,
Maj. Gen. U, :. A.
Montgomery, Feb. l3.--To Hon.
u. r. Halcrson, Senator irom Ten
ncssea The ratification Of the Con-
stitution defeated by nvcr thirteen
thousand majority. What Il tho
prospect Of the Sherman bill respect
Ing Alabama.
(Signcd) D. L. DALTON, Gov
The freedmens bureau discontin-
ues in Tennessee, Kentucky, and
Maryland, on Saturday pext,
Mcadc telegraphs thai he j. not
sure whether Alabama hes accepted
or rejected the constitution. He IL
investigating ~hcthcr tho polls were
not opened In certain counties, II not
will order special clcction. The
President nominated Moses q. Toolc,
collector Of Internal Revenue for the
6rst district OF Alabama, also, for
distinguished courage, skin, and
ability, displayed during the war Of
tho rebellion, Gen, Wa. 7, Sherman
to Ike general u tho artaics Of the
United States.
San Francisco, Feb. i6.-A reso.
luton was introduced by the lsgisla.
tars, that In view Of tho attempt on
fort England to unite British CoIpm. |
hin IN thc dominian nf r.n.d~ ..J
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len nne 81 gunfien pDff5 q t5nBeIB 2.3Ouen fin
$S7617 nItb 50, IsipeL ipe n ND.
often tit genit9eh. 4ege6en ben "a, Dttober 1865.
8 otis 4.sHa3lHG. NJ. DendItfOn. Sberiff.
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Der ptee ber GprRq ellie, g Start @trehs bber TN
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.f&best6se Esextnus. - Nrt geHidsbeit eiapr fieri
~ facias 8srorbAun9 an win igeTt5tet nab
abgeIiefert pom Adbtb0ren Circuit @eri9t BON Das
suiSlon. 6oAn4ny 9eaHss BET fetnem SeptemkersTers
min 1868, uer6e III aum 6ffentIiden gertouf on ben
@leifkteterpeE eegep beare BnbImne am GoIrtb0Hss
Eheran BET sEtabt @nibD He am u. Vopembef 1868
tclGenbes Gtgentbnm brin0en, n6mIid1: Ginen Eraft
&nnM M 4abief G6Mhtg tu Eiiafitt 20. 3, entHas
teno 40 der 30. Wurrsu Snges1rig, legrenjt
weftti@ uon Nm. Johfiion nitIid BON Der 2dnberei
geElr ID i5trhpetg fhhIi@ npf bee QHtsbetei Doh D.
Sdrness rSrnld nor DeE 26pberei BON 6. Gene NIT
5ei9l0g belegf Nm chem Der faufsbefebI in meher
3aMD 54 HHten ppg 4e9gBefp 3D. settle GTeeAtrirg
aegen James W. WMrreu fir ben Betrag BON
as.ie .Aoftn 81 EsntBen. @eaeben ben %.
5. 81. 81 .ss.I !. Il 9. M DDmatbfony GtefiF. q
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EmeIikanisrheH KindertHennd,d mo-
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berh srt gto4 & f JElp inS AgrssasnsiI aistu
ARsQ tenn @ebiete pes a1thftaidrtn &ebefsc y6 ser
tatpr ~ n lift1p4r Hrenuns unS fat f9ftenatfal'
geftelt. mas ben ain6qRe 7Dr holden 1isl ttnb SCI
oesen Grafnng fe aud burh nieie REL nit esfeu6n1
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I&berif7s Bsrsanf.jil Il Ism sGsHtas5eit liner
feri facias geror6nnna3 @E mi6 seriatet
iInb a6erIiefert pon benz A6tbaren Criminal > ge=
Ferniip 1868, peEbe Id 3nw SfialtIben grtnnfl an
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boussT tn ssr Stapt gi4uie am g onnab n b,
berei unG BsbdiSe briHse itdis5i Sin 5fif ooet
3heil 2dnb beIegen pR6 beIlibHb ina Ditritt 9le Il
ihSer Staht Rdfbptle,, EduisIOn Gountp, Eenn. bes
areti3t ME fost s3eeinnEdb am eiateli Rnpft in
9orhsG nneeeIrabe, Der fIhLidbn Gde pOh einem 100
Sus BOT, pertdnft pom gai5 nnb Dtbbre an 9ad5el
nod cid Br9nd,. pon ba .eenqhnter Brand binauf
mad Gdej mani Do Der 2taie ettlenA mad benz Muss
0oahtp, Sud 81; Sete IFS; itb NIT BeI&Iaa beIeat
ots Aas Gi9elltHu pom 4enr9htets @ejgkt, um einer
GreeMtion in meirer SnRh gegen. 9enrp Botebt leu
9eRtp 0oiSbt fen nhS Denfg aret oigbf iino i @uHs
ten hes Staqtfs 1erneiee far % .01 80; nterei n
anS 2oFeh su senigeH. gegeben ben %. OCTOBER
= RttA AggS i'd 6. R., DnnGIAfAn, Gberiff.
s2H@o H4p 49, bGr9 q. 9. Aufti n 9. g.