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The national Republican., 1868-12-23

WORK FISIsHRD.-The paving of Seventh
street north has been completed as far the
Boundary, and the street is In excellent con-
diton. Mr.. Joseph X. Deeter, the contractor,
have made an excellent job, which meets the
approval OF residents and property holders on
the line OF the work, rs also the officers OF the
cOFDoTAtlOn,
The national Republican., 1868-12-23

CHRISTMAS GIPTs.-Nothing better than A
nice Carpet, Set OF Curtains, Rugs, Ottomans,
stair Rods, Cornices, SC, and no better place
TO get them than at VIM. s. Mitchell x Co.'S,
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street
over Perry BrotheF's dry-gOOds establish.
ucDt,
The national Republican., 1868-12-23

ALARM OF FIRE.-At 1915 o'clock this morn.
ing an alarm of Ore was sounded from box No.
20, at Fifteenth and X streets, which proved
to be false. There Is evidently key to the
boxes In this vicinity In bad hands, and II
should be hunted down
The national Republican., 1868-12-23

LADIES' should call and see tho Embroidered
Upper at Princes stamping and Flullng
looms, H22 + street, between Tenth and Elcv-
eLth streets. Only place ln town 70 40 Steam
FlutinE -
The national Republican., 1868-12-23

SALE OF CoSPIsCATgD PRoPERTY. The
District Marshal, on Monday, at the ONCE OF
the collector of Internal revenue, sold for 81 90
per gallon twelve barrels OF rye whisky, which
was oonhscated BY the court In March last,
for violation Of the Internal revenue laws also
q copper still nj IS cents per pound
The national Republican., 1868-12-23

W66AAFP,IeEENo PAPER ron SALE AT THIS
The national Republican., 1868-12-23

BUSINESS AT THE CITY HALL.-Since the
lrst Issue OF the new corporation bonds, the
City Hall has been besieged by creditors Of the
corporation, and the Mayor and Register, with
their gentlemanly clerks, have been kept con.
slderably busy, the officers having to remain
office hours.
The national Republican., 1868-12-23

The responses to the toasts having been con-
cluded, the whole party Joined 10 singing the
Doxology, after which the room was cleared
and the merry dance was commenced among
the young folks, who tripped IL gsiiy until
near morning. The frst diuncr OF the New
England Society was assuredly a success.
The national Republican., 1868-12-23

LEAvK ALEIAspRIA,-
From Corner A. N.
King q 81. hsaph, 9. %
The national Republican., 1868-12-23

ODESSA PAEIEE COLLAFsIEG SKIRT, the hest
made. Douginss sole agent, No. 6UJ Ninth
street
The national Republican., 1868-12-23
Railroad Routes.

W AND oboRHyTowg RAIfRo As.
until further motto, Local Passenger Trains Will
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
The national Republican., 1868-12-23
lS6S PEEEsYL9afiA ROUTE 1859
TO THE NoRTHwEST, SOUTH. AND SOUTH.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
run as follows:
washinstoa 9.Sam. Baltimore I2o,m.
iOop.m. 100 D. IN
T. 90p m | 80 10 a.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-24

OUFErsyARE.-Asi in other departments,
so in the Queensware, there has heen quite
an inproyemeut- There Is 40 particu ar
change Ia prices tboeg girl sf-scrr4 classes of
goods the prices area 4ittEe lower
IRoNASDHA RDW ABE.-The iron and hard
ware trade continued good last week, with
no change an prices. Our quotations are
as follows; Tin Pate 81 .; Bar Iron. &c;
Sheet Iron. boiled, 6c97c. Charcoal, s1zG
&c; Azes, Maun7s, SIS 90; Lipplncott's
81 90; simmons, 81 90. Pig LrOH, s4s 90
Tor best. and S43 o. to 81 90 for second
class per ton on the landing. Braza
Iron. $40 90. WrougAs,and Cast Scrap Iron,
in good demand al I1<c per pound for cast,
and I}zc fer wrought.
DRUGs-Business- was very good in
the drug trade last week. No changes
have occurred in prices. White Lead,
So 90 a Is % per one hundred pounds
Lard oil, Mol Winter strai ned. 81 IS; No.
2, 81 Is; Liaseed OIL 81 25gI 80; Coal oil,
48g45c. and dull. SodG,-9 for English, and
Sc for American; Qtfntae g Z5g2 20 per o.;
Indigo. Madras, 81 30 to 81 Co.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
PoRK-There is an active consumptive
demand for PORK, with prices tending up
ward. The trade last week was good.
PROvIsIoNs.-POrk Is firm, and in good
demand. Weix ourquotauOns as follows:
3fess Pork s25 co. BttEk Meats. shoulders.
I0]lc, firm; clear sides I4c; and hams l81ze.
Bacon, shoulders at1l1zc; clear sides at l5c;
Hams at Ice to nc; Lard at Ice, tterces,
and -I7e ia kegs. Cheese we quote at 161zc
for new Western Reserve, and l71zc for
Factory. Butter Is In fair supply at 25c
to 35c for country and Ohio.
q Of MI a fU1o
Prices are unchanged. We quote
at s. 10 to g Is for prime red, and 50 20
for prime white. Corn is unchanged with
only moderate stock in market; new
Is selling at 5596Oc in ear, and 60g65e
shelled. outs, are steady; quotations, zoe
TO soc in new burlaps. -v- q
ELcUR- Active; marlret a good deal
brisker; for good superdne 81 50 20 IS 90;
Extra is offered at So O0G9 so; Family
aud fancy brands are named at 81 00@
SD 50, from white wheat q -
CORN MEAL-We ind bat little business
done in meal. We place the price. or kiln
dried at % 90 10 "a p per barrel.
sEEDs-Waqn ote as follOws: New Glover
s. O0gS 50 and very firm; Timothy g 75@e
So 90; Fax 81 IS. s|aG-a (
HAY-Baled can be had now at sl7 90
per ton; loose at sI3 OOsl4 90 per ton.
BRAN-Is held at S23 0aa25 90 ger tom.
& BRURr.-N8thIng is done IN fruit except
in a small and local way. Green Apples,
81 50Gs6 so per barrel; dried, from &c to
Sc per pound. Peaches 81 IS "a e 8 per
oushel. No quotations for Oranges add
Lemons
SALTS unchanged. small barrels So 90,
and 53c per bpsnel I'm large barrels
GUNNIEs-New stock in good demand
and held al 2ag25c.l Good lquauty. seepnd-
handisold at 2I@22c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-24
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS,
YeN Y0rk Market.l Il

By Telegraph. Nav YORK MarcAS28
Co1TOS-Quset aud easieF;f sales Of !, 10
paleslat 2i1zc f9r HAiddhng uphnds.
fHLoUR-ItsceiP pts. 5,0Tsl IDsrrels;l market
rather more active. bat prices are IN
cha ged; sales OF : 500 .saFrels : California
unchanged; sales OF 600 5 elIs rye -four at
steady prices and go barrels at y 73ilg ~
WaIsEZy- Ns.Ft1Ffs,sf lLaV aas .u 9a1 5'
Wheat Ressi ptsT750 bushels MARI e.
duil without material change; sales of 1000
bushels amber Jersey .laUs3 90; I0000 bush
2,0e0 bushels sold AZ q out 81 81 n stQresfoH
RYE-Q0Fet; les OF go bushels Penn
sylvania at S s..
BARLEY Dull and dropping
BARLEY MALT-Quiet; sales OF 900 BUSH
els at g l0G2 20.
-ReceipiS 1890 busheIss prices lac
better4 sales of 62UO0 bushels at 81 27GI 80
for new mixed Western afiOat. latter an
eztTes 81 g.; 81 4al 81. e for 0ld ! do IN store.
OATs-More active and frner; sales of
$1,000 bushels at 825< 9S4c for western ia
store, and Sc for do. afiOst.
STOCK IN WAREHOUSE.
W6sst p n; So 4, bq H eqE IS 81 push
els; barley, q 49, bushes; peas, 350l BUSH
RICE - Nominal at io5lgIl15s for caro-
lima.
COFFEE-Very firm and dun.
SUGAR Steady fairly aetive; sales OF
$50 hogsheaus OF Cuba az lOs<03ll1Sc.a
MoLAssEs- Firm; sales OF 800 hogsheads
of MuscovadO a SOC.
tHOPS-Quiet at 50a5jc for American.
PETH 7LEUM -l3c To- crude, and % 626c
for refined IN bond -s s-~sea-saa
& PORK FiTmer In moderate demand:
sales of 3.150 barrels at s24 9Od25 90 for new
mess; closing at 81 % for regular; s23 5Oa
SO 81 for old do; closing at S23 50 cash:
sD9D 70 for prime; - 51G23 % for pr1me
mess; also. $50 barrels Of new mess q S23 25
for buyers April.
BEEF = Firm AMI unchanged; sales, OF
$40 barrel and 10 tlerces.
BEEF HAMs-Firm; sales OF 24s barrels at
s5bg40 60
Cur MEATs-Firm; sales 2I5 packages at
iiO529ll1se for shoulders and l41z9l512c for
DRESSED HoGs-DuH at lIhg IIs1c for
western and l21a9l254c for city.
BACoN-AcJive and nrmer; sales Of $50
boxes at l21S9l2l4c for Cumberland cut;
l3529l35sc for long clear: I31&@IS9Sc for
short ribbed, and l41S9l45Se for Snort clear
LARD-firnl and quiet sales Of $50 bar
BUrrE Firm at 2O945c for ohio and
450 60c Tor State.
On EEsE-Steadv at I2aI65%c
F5EIGfiTs- To Liverpool are lower; 60,600 +
bushels corn shipped per steamer az ga.
LATEST, 3 P. n.
FLOUR-Closed steady with a moderate !
demand, CHIEFLY for the local trade
WHEAT-N OmfuaIIy unchanged.
RYE-NomfnaI at 81 S1GI s..
OATs-Very hrm at SIC tor Western in /
store.
CoRN-Duu at 81 27al Is for mixed West .
ern afioat, and 81 2s9l ISIS for old mixed 1
Western IN store.
PoRK-Quiet and steady at s24 s5a25 for /
new mess, cash and regular 81 90g4 50 I
for April delivery, and SIS 259l5 373S !
for May delivery.
BEEF Moderately active and steady.
CUT MEATs-Steady and quiet.
BACoN-Fairly active and firm at l27@c /
for Cumberland cut.
LARD-Quiet but firm at I65k9l7c for fair
to prime steam and kettle rendered.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-24
Few EOrk aOId and stoeE Market

by Ielegraph.l NEW YORK. March o.
MONEY-More. active and a shade frnaer.
at = per cert. for can loans. .+.-I-r e
ExCI4ANt rs ter1ing duu and heavy at
S1s9s95 gold for hrst-ciass bills.
GoLD-LOWer: b enfng at 1881 and
closing at I3S5S1I3S5s. ma N
The Steamer Mississippi, for Rio Janeiro,
takes $, s24 in specie. ...
Gov Els1S y EST s-Lower; closing weak; H.
Clewes q Co. furnish annexed 4.30 quota
lions; Coupons 81, 1IUs<9 nos; do. 81. 10
gllO54 DO: P4, 1879 ~; do. '65, I09glOS14 ;
DO new, 1904 8lOdts; do. '67 I065zQ10656;
l0-A0s, lO03SGJi005<; 7-30s. 1855.
The meeting Of Bank Officers to-day was
fully attended, and the proposition of the
Secretary OF the Treasury to issue ten mill
ions OF per cent. clearing house certin-
Gates in exchange for 7-30 notes at IO6 gave
rise to considerable discussion. 1t was
finally voted dOwn by 80 to IS
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-24
81. Louis Marker.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. March %
FREIGHTs-To New Orleans advanced
and corn and oats declined in couseduence.
TOBACco-Less doing, bat prices main
tanned.
COTToS-N0minal, al 225<c. s-a.r#
FLOUIt-N erE quiet: 81 SOFAS 50 for SUPER
fine; - O0a9 81 for extra; SO 00AI1 90 for
double extra; slI 1913 90 for double extra
to fancy.
WHEAT-Buyers standing OF, and GlI
grades III Fan, except choice and fancy
easier: sales OF prime 20 choice red a
g 5502 121z I'd o. Whi fe 81 6jFf2 IS.
CORN--Duil and lower, at S5GS9c.
OATS-Dull, lower. and unsettled, and
BARLF.Y-Steadv, but there Is little on
the market; small sales of Spring at 81 %.
RYE-Lower. at 81 70aI %. raH
F0RK-r Firfn : 50 90 on he spot, and III IS
TO arrive.
BACON STIFF; lI1zc for shoulders; I41Sc
FOR clear RIB sides; &c for clear sides
BULK hEAfs-iO1<c for shoulders; hams
BE; clear sides l314c. all loose.
LARD Very stin; l6c for choice steam Of
CArfLE-Ltght supply, and in good de-
mand; com mon dull, and prices range at
4l207Ic gross,
sHEEPz Range at Sg8c per head. with
little demand, except for prime and choice
REC IFTS-Flour- 4 go barrels; wheat
9e0y business; corn 2. 500 bushels: Oats e 800
bushels; barley, 1890 bushels5 rye, $50
bls44t1-. H.t.aa -s.tsaH'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-24
Cincinnati HarKeg.

By TeiegFaph1 CIEoTENATl, March -.
FL0UR-U nehaBged and dab.
WHEAT-E omtEally unchanged; \ o.
s0lr & - -.
Coax quiet but held firmly at s3o for
ear.
RxE-DuII and easier at 3ls75 for No. I.
OATS-DuI al 6gc for No. l..
BARLET-NeTy scarce. and No SOLD
this afternoon At s. IS; those who hold the
stocks generally ask g 90.
COTTON N Ominally unchanged; mid
ding Is he'd al DC with 10 demand.
NESS PORK-Held firmly al IS 90, and
small lots sold at this rate.
BULK Meats In good demand at lO149
l21zc, and all ttered At these rates was
tax q holders asked &c higher.
BAcOS-In good demand at ~ ql3Ag
143%0lzszc, but he Il &c higher, which cur
tailed busI ness 10 a great extent.
LARD-Odered sparIugly and not below
1870, at which one or TWO small lots sold ;
but It was mostly heid at l6Zc.
EGGsl-Dechned TO ZIc.
BUFTER--SCaFce and firm at full prices.
LISsEED OIL-Dul at 81 is.
PETEoLEUM-Dun az 40g4lc FOR refined,
duty paid
GoLn-I3ss<, buying.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-24
Chicago Market.
By Telegraph
CHICAGO, March .

By Telegraph CHICAGO, March %.
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-W eak and 1za5zc lower; sales
Of No. l at - O214, and No. 2 at 81 921<tdl SO ;
closing; quiet a. 9lz<al - for No. 2
CORN-Quiet: new S25zaS25<c; Closing at
S21E@S.1z for regular, and S314c for fresh I;
No. / inactive and nominal at S55<G86c
OATs-Steady at 575s9j7s<c TOR regular,
and 5S5zG60c for fresh receipts; closing at
Size regular; 591z9595zc for fresh receipts.
KYE-~Duli aud nominal at 81 cool O. for
No. l, and 81 -58aI 80 for No.2.
BARI.EY-Ftrmer and 2G3c higher; sales
al s. 50g2 521z for 40. 2; rejected nominal
PORK PRODUCTs-Firmer: mess pOl b
sold at ~ 81 Tor country. and s23 1924 for
city; prime mess steady at s2l; extra
prime $40 tl. -#
2 LARIt- Quiet md less firm sales at 168
lt14c; closing at the inside figure.
CUT MEATS-ShOrt clear Iuiddles I31<c;
rough sides 1l5@c delivered at Peoria.
DRESSED HoGs-Steady at sl09I0 so; live
dull and Inactive.
BEEF CArTLE-Very dull and nominal
at s. 25aS 50 for extra.
REoEIPTs-5.l74 sbbls -four: 5,87i bushels
wheat; l4O76 bushels corn; 500 bushels
oats.
sHIPNESTs-1. S62 bbis -four; $500 bushels
wheat; 6,O76 bushels corn; 1911 bushels
oats; n, 779 liYe hogs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-24

IS Teiegraph.l NEW YORK. March %
DRY GOODS Heavy; brown sheeffngs
have declined to 1910, at which the I.y-
man Pacific extra and all such brands are
selling. The Atlantic A commands I7c:
Cabat are down to I51&c, as are the St Law
renee. Tais Is as low as the goods viii 20.
and the trade consequently are now paying
WITH confidence, so that the market is
are alsO reduced to correspond with the
reduction noticed on custom makes on
l212c; Lowell, lie; and Wamsufta l9I<c.
Bleachest musiins share in the depression:
Ius ,arora A, 235&c: Kearsage A ..23lzc:
2212cS Atta wangah F, 1l1Sc: Indian River
II1zci QuinnehOg, 221Zc Wauregan Water
Tw Ist, 25ci Gre e Lane @ and -Wh1fn Bro
liners. lSc & tdilitS SEN per Aden1. 1Sc Cabat
lScs Harris, 151zc; Canonicus, 145zc.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-24
European Market,

BY Cable.l LONDON, March 2S-EveDing.
CoNsoLs-At 9S1S
BoNDs-5-20's quiet at 7297212; Erie, 4654 /;
Illinois Central, s91z.
FRANKFORT, March 23-Evening.
BoNDs-UnitedS States bonds closed Al 49,
LIVERPOOL, March 28-Evening.
CoTToN-ClOsed easier, but unchanged /;
sales Of 10000 bales middling upIands
at 1O5s; Orleans, 1895.
All markets generally dull. Provisions
and oreadstufs unchanged.
PRODUCE spirits of petroleum declined
to Is Id tor refined.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-24
FREDERICK CELL
Dealer IL
PA NOS, MEL ODEONG

q " = . n = y = u y y " o.
and all kinds OF Musical InstrumentH
instruction Books, Sheet Music,
Guitar and Violin Strings,
&C., &C.
Worth Side Third Street,
Between Sycamore and Vine,
Evansville, ind.
&c Soc Agents for Steanway a Sons
aRA C11cKeung q sons Gold Medal
Pianos; also tor Haynes Bros s>fanos, and
Prince Rrotner's Aelodecns and Organs.
ap
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-24
MONETARY & COMMERCIAL

To CoUErRY NERCHANrs.--V direct the
attention especially Of country merchants
to the superior facilities OF the JoURSAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
ali kinds of mercantile worKs viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars. DC. Orders for
work can be sent through a2y Of Inc
Eva neville merchants.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-24

The following quotations are from the
Office OF w. j. Lowry & Co, Bankers, No.
First q rect ~ ~ ~4@ p
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-24
louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. March q.
TOBACCO Market steady; sales I22 hhds.
Isugs 8 O097 %; medium leaf sI3 %; seiec-
tfOns s2I IS.
COTTOS-2zIz arse.
FLOUR-Superfine at s. 500S IS; fancy at
SD Seals 90.
WHEAT-S9 4j,G2 50.
CORS-TS G,S0c.
OATS-6sG70c in bulk.
LARD-l8dl6Izc-
PJRE-Mess 50 90. -
BACON shoulders l05<c; clear sides l4g
l14c.
WHISKY-SOminal.
Memphis Market.
By Telegraph MEMPHIS, March ..
COTToN-DuIl and nominal. Receipts for
Two days, 1,O46 bales; exports, go bales.
ELoUR-Dull: super1ne 71S9s1zc.
PORK-A1ess SIS 50925 70.
BACON-ShOulders l2c: clear sides 151Se.
BULK MEATs-ShOulders at 105<c; clear
sides 141<c.
LARD-l69I7c.
CORN-93c.
OATS-7S9s(c.
HAY-Sales were made at 81.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-24
wEERLY REVIEW.

FIEAECIAL--The demand for Money IS
only moderate. Rates Of interest are easy,
generally 10 per cent.
Exchange on New York IS IN good de-
mand at lilo to par. buyirg. and par to
LILO premium, selling
The buying rate for Gold is 1881; Sill
yer 100.
Government Stocks are hrmer, with quo
tations as follows:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-24

WYE ARE THE ONLY FIRM SELL.
Wv ing Rock port Coal in this .cftv. Or
ders left with our Agent, q. Speer Corner
Water and Division Streets, will receive
prompt attention. Delivered to any part
of the city at Ice. SPEFR 4 "a
mario dim
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

Tl. AI.L U l1
me A'.o.ma Radical Conve"tio:
:. "1nlg'"s'y 20 ,o.y expected
70 s1p." ross oe'o1p :" d'a
nv.'yIooy .osk"' 'ps' u ~os'd
''y "ou'a y" .s $50.
uso' or' ,u"'': - a.' ss
oo'ne "Pss,eo'y '"'sspoesd 70 ~
.sae W so!"s'.' nu. +" vostess
.e!"s.a. '"T u'"" M .ses "
20 -: ~, lug "sa ., ne Ies.
ss's sssa, we's kr'""e tas'r sxn'
uS'.l.' *. ps." ss,sr ees,
0oos'"s ~ '".' TT ~ .ons -
ssa p'seu ,.as ~ ~. I''' .. ., '"paes:es
~" 'ns"HssS; -. 'scy 1sss "s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

Qw reporter hes mad. l,.
fsee 10 relation to III, ,',. ik
sssessissts The Hon. R;,h'eanEs
tied, Judge Of the United S,0, hs'
the Southern Distric, of .iDs To-
ey L. '. B. Martin, E s'''s !,
Usised s.a.ss Attorney f., a'
District. Ba. il i, the dot WI :, 'ss
pres 70 70 further than ma, u III
chronicle the circums,aoe.'. 'eg
bloody decd. From the sarl,.. ~ 's
- ~ efpsiss.sss Of Mr. M. ZAP
10 his o2ce, the relstic,. tas's
the Jsdss and himself h., o'',s'
the rsvsrss Of cordial. And s sos ~
eriug the relations between Il v'o's
~ ~ Ssss srssd i~ri., ,"' ] Pis
United Sta.ss Court and n. ~,
Attorssy + 10 Dot essy to =. I 70
any Judge On that bench conf. 20
other relations - him. +, s~
matter Of rublic no.orie,, n.
grand jury Of the i.s. term .a.
ID Mr.. Martin Ia numcrou. 1 p,.~ ,
eztortisn ffon citizens unas, ~,
OF 0overnm snt libs,. anj '~
suits, and il Is known by IVY.
Baatssd'. friends tina. Mr. NJ
owed Il 10 him that he wa, no., Haa
;aal!y indicted 70. these entr.~, wa u,
o6cisl DISEASES instead Of -
prosecuted. The Grand Jurv s
In session composed of picIsa 20
Of the Mobile community !, /, =
known have found ten or ~
bills against the District A,,o, ss
for similar Offences. These ,0a.
nsoss bad 10 b. disposed Of nj.
torn. AID pesding : motion s,.
ordcr to compel the Distric, ts'.
ney to refund certain portion, AK
extortionate gains, Judge Bv.,.'
expressed himself from tie h..
very strongly and hur,hly on 4
conduct OF Mr.. Martin. 4 n,s
officer ia his court. Mr NJ,
took hi. has aud left the court :,
next morning At . O'Clock, meets,
tho Judge on the corner Of R',
aud st. Francis streets, on hi, r,,s
open his court. he opened iir, N,
him with . revolver, withou, ~
or warning, and continued to sr
him, even AFTER he fell, until h, n
stopped BY the bys,ander. h
plainly meant to kill him. ,A,,
nights rcicction-to kin an =,
armed MANN brief, to ass.si,,s
him. 1t remains to be said. that \
public indignation against til. q,
ardly &C. was excited to the h,rLs
pitch. Judge Bustccd had nm,
friends here, and the entire p,tk
had lately felt lis gratitude s.rou,
stirred for him by several ,n
distinguished service on the ben.
Mr.. MartiS 10 an Alabama !
birth and raising. and that il 1.
He belongs to the Radical ~
politicians, and although of COos
crate a@uilies during the ~us
took the iron clad oath Of IL
when he was appointed U. s. Am
ney This, addison to the nolor,.s
belief In the public mind tina, X u
under color and power of bis ~
prcyed upon tho pockets Of citiss
in shameless extt,rtions, has nA
the man unpopular and shunu.lu
this comnusity. And it is DEF
the community that these facs y
the status of Martin should /
known, lest W hear the howl M
Northern Jacobin sources ,As
United States Judge has been nv
dered by . Rsbsl. IT mardeni 8
Ill, he hes been murdered by III
Of man that the true Southern Rs
most thoroughly dsspisc' "A n,ar
renegade Radical.-hoJh ADM.
nr.
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Bssja.is Bunker, Of a. ~
Min, Maize, had ielG III, i
6ngss. Il vas very pau j \
asked . ftIsad what he shoa'u n
sss." He did put on a lo "a ~
Der, sad boynd = rag a'o ~ rs,p
vest h bsd ~ up in 'ne ~ I
and vent 10 build . nr' i. "a
caught Orr and exploerdIIh.
der burned tho finger, ana "
ssk anyshisg for the re''r'
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OuR JKvrsasox DAIlY.-Ths

OuR JKvvsRscN DAiLy.--The
Daily Ti.ss 10 growing il Inherent
aad popularity. Besides coataisinr
. considerable snosas Of seadiag
matter, he local intelligence Of Jsf.
fsrsoa and Msrshsil and the eoun
tiss sajoinisg, news cnlIed ftcu our
ssshsakss, ssd frcn I'll parts Of he
State. II css.siss sssa day the .sle
ersas fFoe I'll rsrss II The world
A. Cssgrsss 10 nos ia sessions, and
svssS an tsassPiriag ossr the En-
tire country, q grsss Interest, oil
thoss who ess ~ The fapsr regular
y, ought 10 take Il ssd shoss who
eaasos, csn veil sEDrd 70 subscribe
Tor shs weekly ~Lich y nAds up
ffo~ H. da,lis.. - .rrossse,ss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

~ Rev. J. H. johnson, lstaly con.
nsctsd with The Harrison Flag" 10
highly soaplinsased by the pre-. Tie
sncoaisss bestowed upon hin ass jsst-
y msrited flIs brisf editssisl career
vas crsdItsbl' 10 hin ~ = writer, .
thinner, and = man Of principle He
has entered . vosthier II not more en-
lasysd aeA Of usefulness, havias taksa
charge Of he MsshodiW Church, y DE
ststioosd minister n this place.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-18

MiLirAsr AAassrs. ---Os Friday
nigat Of last week, several rsr.oas
Who had bsss previously arrsaAsA ny
IL nis',-.J zsiAosisiss. we're n n
rsssed. IT. ssA3esn or thu ssh
ssssy pro - wsrv = r. Perry, sAss
IL, vas hsd Lsss di.shsse-d usisr .
VIZ n h.Ae-e e,rps.. nd hs1s;v.s
bond f., hs ~ esa"es befor. the
District COars, Js~~. Hill, Of The
ARA Of Hill, Hs~lsy 4 Co, James
Csrs;s, n NrKsy, esd v. n. Pe
'aad. Il is generally undsn,ood
that Il. HssIsy, in ressrrssisg sh--s
parties, acted 10 obedience To order.
from Gen. Reynolds. There /. no,
q shadow Of PreteA. for these pro
ceediags, ~ The civil Law has been
found s~Ply ssksisa' 10 every ea.e,
to enforce order and to maintain its
original digri'y.
The object Of il IL to create abroad
an impssssion .ha, reign OF terror
exists in this p"rsion Of th~ Stase.
To accomplish this Telegram fal.i.
Tying the facts va. scut over tho
wires, in medistely sf,cr the osesr-
ren.e, aud doubtless false verscssn.
tations have been -eut 70 Gen. Rev.
solds. The radical p,iscsesnts = ould
involve the country in a war Of rsce~
10 achieve party sueceas, aud degrade
every white man who ent. rtsins for
them the contempt which they so
'icbly merit. But Gen Haneoci.
who is man OF s~nse and princi-
pie will We trust. condemn these
high handed proceeding.
TnE TsNAs REruBLicAs.--We
lave been publishing Ills paper for
nearly nineteen years, and ~e eau
say with propt'ety that IL lever OF
cred more inviting inducements 4"
oh'a'" subscriber. II IS nuph ~
-er than II was before fAe $50 CON
'sins tally Il thid h',.o ferdiug nat
'ef' a"i IN edition b. "a" 4" the
best printed pale-' In he c""''',
At 40 rerind since u va cs'anfishc'i
have We gone % Z" much expense ~
keeping u ~, ~ devoted more r.