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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

Our New Ossssns Agents.
Messss. whAssoa 4 silingssssth No
- Connox street. New OFasasA ~ -
duly Authorised Agents Of tAs Rspsb-
lican in thn4 city.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

~ NJ. A. Franks has ssnsvsa hh
BArbsr SHOP 70 sss baiItiss % H.
south side v ~ sqsars, neas ~ Rail-
road skss. iis v Aissly 1stsd up. aid
his ssaablisauest psssests very n
yitine APPEARANCE.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

~ The New York Herald advises
Mr. Jegsrssa pAsis 70 lssvs ~ esssssy.
With tho sessissiua u he Psssiasst
and Bes. WsAe 10 ths Wits hsnss, ~
hanging M. Dsvls Il regards - esrtaia.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

Our New Ossssns Asents.
Mssssv whaesca 4 iIlinsswesth No
- Coanox stsset New Orssa.s, ~ -
duly Authorised Agent. Of ths Rspsb-
lican in thn4 city. =.
~ cross mark on . psPss dsnsts
sAsS . suhseribsfs tina has expired
We ia1ssA, hsrsallss. y = sasA basI-
assa Il V nms tsuabls - cosiscs
asv.papsr subscriptions saaa hey ~
CONSERVATIVE han E1fua.
A mAsA nsetisg Of he Conservatives
Of Hssri.os county, viii assemble a 10
Ccuv,hssss in Aarshail, ~
Saturday the ssA Day u May.
prcpsraAosy 10 thorough ossAsisasioa.
Every citizen opposed 70 sha Africani-
ration Of The ssass, y rsqsesssa 70 assssd.
Religious Notice.
Rev. Dr. ". T. D. DAAsLL, Of shrsvs-
por. will u. W hold iHvins Service
in the rrolsstAn. Episcopal Church this
(rrAsy) svssiag ~ u O'clock
- Col. A. Popa, Who hsA jssS ~
turned fron New OsSsaas, will accept
e. l~s~
~ Mr. Gus Pieketk II The Tssas
Expires. co.paay, viii accept Cur thashs
for New Orleans papss
- Buy yosr cigar, piPes, Olga
rct.s., and Smoking tohacco a. ksenss
A choice III Of cigar jest received.
- 10 yoa vast 70 psrehass books
shoes, OF hats, saddis hap, o. tssass
See tho card II J. y. L@wb, No ., Tss-
as street, Shreveport.
~ The sitlseas Of Fess nssd cess.
" arr ssdsavosinK 10 ossaaiss ~ At
vicslasral t,eeJsay. sseh sssIstsss oskhe
70 Ia fosnsd thsoasAoss he stAes-
~Tks whsal crop Of Northern
Te.aa has bssn greatly injured n many
places, IL ~ Destroyed, BY ~ srass'
hoppsn.
~ The New York Herald advises
Mr.. Jegssssa Dasi> 70 lssvs ~ sssatsy.
VIII, she sossissioa u he Psssi3tst
and reu. wsAs 10 ths Wits hsnss, ~
hanging M Dsvis Il regards - ssrtais.
----.------------si---------- a
~ NJ. A. Franks has ssnsvsd BIZ
isArber Shop 70 nsw bsiIeass % H.
sosth side u ~ sqsars, ssas IL Rail.
road sakss. lie v aissly 1stsd Up. aid
his sstablishnest psssests very ~
vitins appcss.s'es.
:. .--~--------s- ------- -----------
~ We psllisA sAsd fssn ~ pss-
senxsrs II ~ Lisais H~pkiss, rho -
lighted VIM tAsis w ftun Ne cl>y, -
sire 10 express thslv nFfsssisaiss d ~
kisd ~saaes h which sAsy wsss tssst-
ed. Thea shs kaSv Casl !. !. Reets
and Mr.. ssA lAsssa. ~ slssk, ~
NO ssssnassaaAiss = isasss thsn h
tsavsi o. Nils s,soaaA sasaDss.
knss9uasas1ua Lam lnssaAusn Chn'
PArv.-3ho inuenaa inep>ooo a ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

Dsss . mas Who y 10 hvor of
negro suffrage brisg himself on :
soeial lsvsl With he nsgso?- Paris
ri.s1ieasor.
OF eeuss be doss, II h siaessely
carries est The theory IT BIZ pslisies.
III radical party 70 which he Vim
dioateF bslea8s, proposes 70 make
Tie negro ewes superior 70 TIE vhits
nsn. The ssgto - vots. III On
jsriss, asd hold o9Iss, vAils ths
white naa sAnAet. II he aegrs-
gate, ~ ssgross sps 70 control ~
gevsesnsat. II nsgross sFs 70 -
sociats viii whites IL ~ jury bsx,
IL ~ Legislature, 10 Cssgrsas, saa
y b Judges I'D Gevsrasn ofSsatss.
vAas y 70 prevent social equality :
Il spsaAs for itsslf A. stross ~ Il
sasllA.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

~ rks wheat crop Of Nosthssa
Te.sa has bssn greatly injured II many
places, IL ~ destroyed, BY ~ grass
hopper.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

~ DO yoa vast 70 psrehass bcoss
shoes, OF hats, saddis hasr, o. tssass
See the card II J. H. Lsws. No ., Tss-
~ street, Shreveport. Nlf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

~ We pstlish ; sasd fssn ~ ~
senKsrs u ~ Lasais hspkiss, who -
lighted wisA tAsk ~ ftus ths cl>g, -
sire 10 express shsss nPprssisaiss efsAs
kisd .ssaes h which thsy wsts tFssa-
ed. Thea shs ksSv Cssl :. !. Rsss
asd Mr.. ss~ lAssea. ~ slssh, ~
no rsss~~asaaAiss = isasss tAsn =
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

z FAIL or A Back HoUss. rcs
.Hsa Bsrisd B~sasA ~ RsiaA-Ws
learn fte~ ~ extra ftsu ~ Daily
Tlpss - - - ~ sassy tslsk
Lsoaiae, n ~ ssssss ~ D1sssAaI1
~ Ateaia ulsG1h, iatosGssues,
tss~a = - ~1t>y 1itsss. : -
Sssday ,ssss,ss ~ sIsss > s'slssk,
~ csadssty ssa sssapsstssly isso
: Nam II sAapslss ssiss. ~ bsild-
" hs,ssssa y t,sa. ntskssa Wsssr.
sssAssss, II Haa Awsssaias. Ths
In bslis ~sss ssag ts,,asaiaasly, ~
n . uns ~. nsss iaAssas sssiss.
nsss pssvailsd, sassul By . vspssl
that ssvssal sisissss ia I've u tAsss
pslssenea vsvs bsrisd 10 ~ aka
bslIdiss. Ths citissss, NO ~
sslIssssa ftsa eli parts Y IN ssvs,
worked fsishfsiiy. IL sbesl ahssa
o. tssasy nisssss . sskro asa nsssA
Bsb, fsssssly ~ property 4 Col.
aims, wss sstsicsssd, "aFssafully
ffigh>sssA but not . bose broken,
sss 1osk es bic hair hsrt. havisg
bsss psetssssa b barrels lssassd %
sssh sids Of A1m." Absss 8 s'slsst,
sftsf two hssFs laAssiess sxsssisn,
~ BODY u NJ. J. h. Woold,slgs
va removed. He sssns 70 hsvs
bssa killed instantly. He AsA bssa
sleeping o. the eosatsr, asa ~
joiss Of The upper story bad hlDsa
upoa hin. Mr.. Woodbridge M
ior.ssly fren Rsd River county. Il
having bssn sscsssainsd dat thsrs
were no other persons 10 he build.
leg, The ciussns ceased work. The
Tinss says; "Ths building destroy
ID was worth about $4,000. Tho
bar stones, belonging to Mr.. Dave
Odeil wsrs conplsssly destroyed, sad
his dry goods greatly damaged. Loss
not estimated.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

~ A cross mark 90 paper dsasee
Il . suhseribsFs tina has expired
We iasssA, hsrsallss. y = esd bass-
sssa Il V mms tsuabls y coaiscs
asvapapsr subscriptions shaa hey ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

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erlless \ ~ ~ Halsipea ~.
issss ~ ~ nsll2 = 81. Wssd
~ Mo- Il - - - = 49,!
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49, slai1 = ys31set1 lpeaa
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

Nsrshsrs psspls vhish vas worthy
of rsAsstiss. Thsy eaa choose b.
tween love ana hatred.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

HsssNs brothers, HSsatio snd Ebs-
ssssr, u Robertsen eousty, IL 1865,
nAds ssb bales, lsss year sos. Be-
sidss thsy made sbaaasnce Of GERS,
Thsy devoted 10 ss%aes between six
aa1 ssvsa hundred sesss.
Cisers l.. lIspkiss, l6 Year, q
-, ~ rider fteu Bsssssp 10 Cos.
-, vas dvovasa esosslsg Csdaa
Csoee, nsas NJ. JeAs Jsaklns's Arm
| ~ ml1ss ffon Bassseh - ~ "a
~ Apsll. He ~ ssmsGsa ~
~ 81 naadle 1stssss tx swim.
naaA ~ for seus ssasss sakasws,
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~ hssss swan esss, wks4Ass q ~
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laese91. Tia nail bAs ~ ~
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seeet, pssparisg " suiw, but thsy
uege ~ q H. asigAborhosl Of u
ssson1ae vhen b sllsnptsd ~ ~
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= ~ Mill, faws niles fom nssk. u
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

COURT mas decsQsd that the gfand
jury, drawn under Gen. Hsneosk ;.
order, composed entirely Of vAits
msa + illegal, asd ordsn rivsn 4
di.ehs.gs ths Jury. me- slE &
WssAiastos, April S6.-essalo,
Yss:s writss lsatvf 10 ~ eitl.ss,
Of llhaols rsssslag v rssiss 81
promising hereafter v 10 III ~,
ffss ffoh ~ tsss.siis.s ~ xtsssS ~
dngssd'..n DOM. he eislns hl
dsuaksansas A6s- hen esa6estsae1
Gsn. ScAoasl1's nolniaoalss csvsol
much spssslsties. rlsse ~ div,
branch held ost 10 eoaSefvtssvv =,
senators sesoe1, . soursenles s.
tvsss JsAnsss asA Gsast 81 Is,
aAsir b stlll . stats sssrst. johnsos
eppsars ~ y hsvs eossvltel M
~ cshlsst about he aonisstjsr.
bsMsss submitted I poeioa tlst ,
vot: ~ several Articles 10 proved q
twelve q u day aud ~ ~ ssrs.
.sas Of ths nasagsfs IA eevss1l
closes the objeetisa gscs en-. 'fl
sumner psopesed Two ta1lelet4I
raiss, int, lhsi CAsss sksll' - ~
ssnasof how d you votA NJ sepeej
thss spca ecnvsslisn h - = ~
dusy Of the pssst1isg 49, y 49,
eoavises rsneval fsssAvitk. OA.ss
| t}6n AnkAna s.An >~s. ~ naX
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-17
Periodicals.

AA04ANANA4a
LIrTELLs LIVING AGE, No. ] ,237,
has been received 1t contains the
usual choice selections from English
and Americas magazines. Several Of
the articles ale excellent in taste and
character Among others, we notice
one on the Laws of Allegiance" "
from the Spesta5o1: :. j ust now, when
our relatTeha with Great Britain are
in danger of becoming unfriendly, be-
cause of a differences Of opinion on the
question of allegiance, any light
thrown on the subject is acceptable.
WE have received the second num-
Der of Kelley's Weekly. an illustrated
journal of the times. the size Of
Harper's Weakly and Frank Leslie's.
It is for sale at the news stands, IS
WE acknowledge the receipt of the
following choice piano music from
Messrs. Root & Gady, musical pub
fishers, Chicago, from whom they can
be ordered. " The Sabbath Morn
ing" IF Maggie Were My Own"
" The Fools ARE Not All Dead YETI
and Vedn1i Carino," by Mozart,
arranged for organ and piano.
THE Riverside Magazine, published
by Messrs, Hur1 4 Roughton. New
York, is one 81. the most, beautiful and
attractive periodicals that come to our
table. Specimen copies can be sup
piled at our Office. 1t contains the
following: The Moon, by Fern
LODGE with q page drawing in
tint Of the Man in the Moon, !"
and smaller illustrations ;A The
Young Yirginian-C Chapter 1, by
Porte Crayop, with three Illustrations;
My Last Adventure; Lief a Ger
man Village, with four illustrations;
Hunter and Tom, Chapters w. vi,
by Jacob Abbott, with al illustration; ;
The Great Snow Storm; Griselda
Goose, By Phoebe Cary, with,a page
illustration By FL. L. Stephens; Ka-
leidoseopes and Burglars; Little
Lou's Sayings and Doings-Chapter
IV-YI, with an illustration; Stories
from Shakespeare; Ainslee's Valen-
tine, by Helen G. Weeks, with an
illustration; Books for Young Peo-
pie, &C.. &c. - mao T
Our Young Folks for February
(Boston, Ticknor & Felds) has for its
contributors DR.. Hayes; Lucy Lar
com; Georgiana NJ. Craik; J. Fl. A.
Bone; Mrs. A. NJ. Diaz; L. ID. Mich
ols;'' Adrain,' 2 and Mrs. A. N. Wells.
The second instalment of Dickens's
story, which was begun in the Janu-
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March, owing to delay in the prepa-
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one finely eolored-and two pieces Of
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The BRoADwAY MAGAZINE, FOB
i FEBRUARY- The contents of this
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grants in America J" !" Provincial
Dramatic Critics" continueda Mrs
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Thoughts continued; "A Valen-
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| popular, and is within reach Of al
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and universal In its CD aracter.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-17

FOLKS AND FAIRIES. Stories for Little
Children; BY Lucy RANDALL CONGO IT.
This is the latest of that exquisite
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this house, among which are Mace's
and Labonlaye's Fairy Tales, Du-
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author has written in a plain and sim
pie style, readily understood by the
youngest Of Juveniles; has selected
subject drawn from nature. which do
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-17

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We are prepared to print, in the bes
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-17

THE DOOR WITHOUT A KNOCKER.
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sadaaE aal aIl u& ze satI5
rE HsnHa EsI lGa8laH5 20.
t 'HaHE8 EsNI 1- fb9
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-03

times week. Leave Sharonville daily, except
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7.30 pm; leave Monroeville daily, except Sum-
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9456 From Harrison, by Preston, Alert, Oke-
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and back, once week. Leave Harrison Fri
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leave Bunker Hill Friday at l2.20 p m !; arrive
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9457 From Miami, by Taylor's Creek, Dent,
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Sunday, at $50 a m arrive at Cincinnati by
$50 m I; leave Cincinnati daily. except Sum-
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945S From Carlisle Station, by Franklin,
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arrive at Lebanon by IL m; leave Lebanon
daily, except Sunday, at p m; arrive at Car
six-timcs week additional service between
Carlisle Station and Franklin. .,ieIi ssit
9459 From Washington G. H. to Good Hope,
miles and back, twice a week. Leave Wash
ington G. 81. Tuesday and Saturday at $50 p m;
arrive at Good Hope by $50 p m; leave Good
Hope Tuesday and Saturday at p m (; arrive
at Washington c. II. by SPIN. o q ssi..'
9460 From Washington c.. H., by Jefferson
vile, to West Lancaster, IA miles and back,
twice week. Leave Washington G. II. Tues.
day and Friday at IL m arrive at West Ian
caster by pm leave West Lancaster Tuesday
and Friday at a m; arrive at Washington C..
d. by II m. p. I. 5.a'''' : ~ - o.
946l From Wilmington. by Port William,
Paintersyille and Lumberton, to New Burling-
ton, 20 miles and back, once a week. Leave
Wilmington Friday at p m; arrive at New
Burlington by p m leave New Burlington
Friday at m arrive at Wilmington by IL m.
9462 From Wilmington, by New Antioch, to
New Vienna, 13 miles and back, three times a
week. Leave Wilmington Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at l p m arrive at New Vienna
| by $50 p M Leave New Vienna Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at $50 a m arrive at
Wilmington by IL m. u III 3. - Q y. ,ki'i'
9463 From Wilmington, by Oakland and
Harveysburgh, to Waynesville, Isl miles and
back, three times week. Leave Wilmington
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at p m ar
rive at Waynesvillee by 6 p m leave Waynes-
vile Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at a
m (; arrive at Wilmington by IL m. ''',.3 :, .
9464 From New Burlington, by Spring Val
ley, to Bell Brook, 9miles and back, twice a
week. Leave New Burlington Tuesday and
Saturday OF $50 m arrive at Bell Brook by
$50 p m; leave Bell Brook Tuesday and Sat
urday at IL m; arrive at New Burlington by
SPIN. '''i'' '.a i;.t''i' 'fii si'il''.-1
9465 From Lewisburg, by Euphemia, to West
Sonora, 8 miles and back, six times week.
Leave Lewisburg daily, except Sunday, at a
| m; arrive at West Sonora by 9 q m leave
West Sonora daily, except Sunday, at p m ;
arrive at Lewisbnrg by p m. - -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-21
~ ROUND PLAS T E 4

We offer GROUND PLASTER, delivered
on the cars or wharves at nine dollars per ton
of 224O pounds, in the purchasers bags; eleven
dollars per ton in bbls, ten dollars per ton if
we furnish bags, with the understanding that
SO returned, fvecents per bag will be charged
for every ten days, or parts thereof. We grind
our Plaster from the best Windsor Blue Lump
No refuse plaster ground at our mill. 3G
| dec l6 SUTTLE s. STUART. q