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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04

SEw oRLeASs DIFFERENCES.
K. X. Walker a 10.
q. W. Manson.
II. Macdonald, firm Of Brooks and Mac
donald.
ID. Z. Logan, firm Of Fellows a co.
Julius Vairan, firm Of $. II Kennedy a
co.
Jennings, Weeks x co.
T. II. Harris, firm Of Jas II. Connely
X 30.
Messrs. W. X. Green a or.
II. Won Phul, jr. h co.
Geo, q. Garner y co.
Ino II. Phelps q CO.
!: Chenoworth, Casey A co.
Henderson, PeAlc u co.
u. W. Huntington. .
Mcssrs. $. y. Newman X co.
Woods. Matthews Il co.
Warren, Crawford Il CO.
Ethel 4 Thomas.
barnett u Shepard
Geo W. Bancker X co.
Gen. $. b. Buckner,
D. II. Maury.
Messrs. Lamb, Quinian l. co.
VIM. Ball,
II. II. Bryan, firm Of Given, Watts +
co.
aAysrigLp REFERENCES,
Rev. Charles b. Stuart; Jno. W. Stu
art, Esq DR.. X, T. Gibbs DIR. W. q.
Thomas, Dr. n. p. Reeves, Rev John
Pipes, Rev. II. C. Thweatt, u. d., Messrs
lh Bots and Douglass Rev b. +. Alex
andcr.
REFERENCES MARSHALL, TEXAS.
Maj Il. A. Blanche; DR.. J. +. With.
erspoon, DR.. Samson Eagan.
Dov9-ly
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.''ss " aasa MAode4 suQuguDnao - \
- y 49, spse y ~ Csass :! - ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-04

Examining PAysieias.-Wm. NJ Nc
Pheeters, NJ. y.
Legal Adrises Cline 4 Jnmison
Consniftny Aefaary.--Hon. Elsrur
Wright
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~ have asssstsiasd hat Il, Pr
sesss ass dirss>sA Geo. 0mst b \.
.esust 0ss. Hsssosk to isqsirs l,,,
the causes AID eireu msta sces Of III
.essssls Of civil s6ees wAssA NV.
bsea made, AID report the facts il
sch sase. A startliss ezpuss Of tyr.
aeny asd corruption Is anticipates
whsa the isets ere developed"
Tbs foregoing u ffou tAs special
Warrington correspondent Of the N.
y Picsyuse. II would indicate Tia,
tssss nay Be- sosss ovs,Asslips a
~ iaSsnous work, called rsconsirue.
"en 10 Louisiana Aad Tsxss The
radical back boae is broken-,hs
Congress is covering under the stern
rsbute Of an insulted people-the
Constitution !, bexiauins to BE-
thought about and spoken of-ths
outsiders are trembling for their
deeds Of corruption and villainy-
We have no longer Sheridan, a
Grihn or Mower, to become the
instruments Of the incsndiary Jaco.
bins, and ensb.e them to carry ou,
their wicked designs-we haze q pa.
trict as we'll as = soldier in command
Of the 9th Military District, one Who
has regard for the Constitution Of
his country and the liberties and
rights Of the people, and We may
now reasonably hope for an smelio.
ration Of our wretched condition.
Our civil rulers, from the Governor
down to a constable, elected b. their
fellow citizens By overwhelming ma.
jorities and equal in purity and abil.
ity TO the cficisls Of any State in
the Union, have been, without cause,
arbitrarily removed from their sever.
al positions, TO the scriou. injury Of
the public service Men Of little or
no character and qualifications, some
Of them ignorant negroes, have been
put ia their places, nvowedly by mil
itary discretion, bu, actually by the
dic,ation of a few ambitious, disap.
v," o;,;, ,"v" u's'a,ucu ~ '" ~ ,1 's
confidence and these men arc now
trying to crafty their low feeling of
,s.V"t' IT, .o' , n,, i'"',se 'epu ,
~ - a. ~. - pa,'o' 10 ~ , y
:! nas '"'i p'e'' ua'" "d'N VI ''.un
"N'AV" NV" l''i"' "o" " "" 10y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

arther particulars Of the blowing
|oi the Clcrksnweli (Eng } prison
( been received. None Of the
oners con6ncd in the jail got out.
street opposite, which was par.l-
f. the prison, is narrow, and built
houses three stories high
fniy houses wcrc almost entirely
polished aad rendered untcnable
he crash. The 6remcn were I'M
lalcly summoned, aud arc now
Ployed digging 10 the ruins fol
dead. Ferty psuops, men, wo
and children, have been found
be wounded ; fosr have alread,
A Aosss, which stood in thu
e' directly oppssits 10 who're III
eh has beet blown in the prison
hes bssa ssapsctsd for som'
asa Fssian headquarters.
he ruiss Of lie dwsllings ans
Gu wall are ssar,lsd BY 4 stroal
: Of police. fhs sessst AigAwa.
been ripped - y . eesadesebk
.nce BY tn ssPleslss, ard III
Of the jail have iAllsu, to se2'
n', into The bssasA, rsvsaliss IL
NOR ac The uPinna yard. N,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

| caii signed by colored men for
formation Of . colored Conscrya-
club, at Montgomery, Ala, has
n issued, which declares that it,
bet shall be
irst--The creation Of a spirit Of
nal confidence and good feeling
!. cen the two races Of the South,
out which there can be neither
Z prosperity, nor repose TO either
fecond-To support in the APP
pohisg election the policy Of our
tried neighbors and friends
pse capital furnishes employment,
whose roof shelter us, in pref
&c to that inaugursted by stran-
and their allies
hird-To discourage, BY all means
|ur power, that war Of races which
counsels and ignorance seem to
fastening, and which, inaugura.
viii result in our certain and
blv destruction.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

uy- Ia an editorial article upon
the apf+~ching State election, and
negro suffrage the State Gazette re-
marks
IL may he so here, but then we
shall have the satisfaction Of reflect
ing that We had no hand in the dis
graceful business: It is clear that
negro suffrage is incompatible with
the safety Of the South, and II should
not be sanctioned directly or indi'
rcctly. 1t is the very worst thing
that could happen to the ncgroe. and
for their sake alone suffrage should
10 withheld from thou. II will cor
rupt them, destroy their usefulness,
sooner or later bring on conflict Of
races, and ultimately cause their de-
struction. Its effect upon the whites
can only l,e a little less disastrous
A. long ~ the negroes remsin il the
South with their present numbers
clothed with suffrage, there can b
no quist " permanent prosperity
the ssit.tion will BE- constaat-iaeo'
apd ius;ssss Of Oh kisds will h H.
tsrruptsd, ssd The worst state Of ~
e;ety must exist We may ~ vel
,o.sk plaisly. The white people o.
Ike South easnos be kept s.der TIL
,ub;ectiou Of the negroes, and the d
teupt must and will hs abandoned
Force nav reconstruct in this way
.Iat i viii not stand. II is sgsins
nature, sad the superior race will an'
ought to rule. Let, then, al whit.
nsp who do not wish to establish
sesro equality and supremacy tesl
away from the polls. whenever ~
election Is ordered nader the pressn
reconstruction acts, which have bss'
20 yilely executed IN this State IS =
.b,olye al white men from any obi
> ss,ion TO give them tho least aid 2
ceup,enance. BY this, they WI
; avoid aay chance Of excitement az
collision with the negroes, anu TO
pesce Of the State will not be sndan
!. rcrsd. Ia every point OF Wow, '
deem this the wissst course TO tax,
; ssd xe hope our cossmpors''es ~ Z,
univerrally urge it upon the peeps
A Cant Brice, agent Of the Fress
4 ~.,,s Kursau. At Greensboro, Ala
I rrcea.ly took the keys and l,bs's r, !
d ! number Of prisoners cornned
: iaii there by the civil authorize
i. . model Radical.
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AGENTS WANTED /!

II every county And parish in the
] Sonthevn states 10 solicit subscrip
tons for she fno Steel engraving Ell
titled
Prayer in Stonswall JaeLsoa . Cas- y
Thu. Engraving presents the portraits
Of Ia Gen 7 \ Jackson, " Zen A
J. Hill 1t Gen X 4 EwsH, snd ,hu
different eAc-vs IL Gen Jsehson's stsB
~ figures in Ill snA is mn NJ sh~ anss,
and '~oss Iprsla, pscssres yet psesenssi
10 the Southern public
Ministers ssd other agents arr mskfis
from
Onc Ia Fear unn areA Dollar !,
per month. sai,e,t.sy i.r this ahs ueet
Of art For terms 10 agents call II the
ofhe. Of jetn.ssa X Co, opposite. ,h.
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Marshall, iysas
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For Sale.

.ANE Of The ~oss desirable .ssidssees
" in the city Of MArsAall--Aas every
co,vcnisrc~-servants rocws, crib, 50
lie, etc For particulars enquire at THIS
once .,oa.
Dec. I, c.. "''
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FOR SALE,

nNE ICE MACHINE and the paten
~ rixht TO nansfs cturs ice BY Carr !:
process in the coaatiss Of Harrison sss
Marion, Tsxss >
GEO WILLIAMSON
Pres. Of shreveport lee Hasst ( y.
Shreveport, Dec ~ ~ eN-~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04
NOTICE.!

ALL rer,ons isdsbted TO Wm s"sdi,
"A ker are nosihed that HE ootss asd
secosnts srs 10 ~ hands for collection
ana ,hsy ~ rsqussssd TO call on ne
and DAY up, aad thereby ssTe costs
Lons.r indalgsucc viii 30 b give"
JNO. D. SHAW. Attorney
January I. 6s. n11-"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

'he Georgia State Convention, as.
|bled under the Military Recon
|clion bill, on the 18th Of last
pth, and passed the following or
kncc
F Il ordained, dc, That from aud
y the passage Of this ordinance
IS which have been, or may be
Fe under executions issued from
court Of this State, shall Lc sas-
|ded till this Convention shall
+ taken, or refused to take final
on upon the matter Of relief, and
! all sales under execution in yio'
On Of this ordinance shall be null
void and Of NO effect.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

n ~ CasVs end Member, Of s,s-.
-" z1ss No. |, l. 0. 4. r.
nns!snex The "0rsss FssAes a
Lib AAs sesn d in liz visdn0 = n
novs frssu our uidss. or hpueher. A
ncvv!ss He died % the Ia Sas
nant,ng moon, q : D, $40, aged 81
hssoirsd, That while ~ dssply DE-
p'ore the Ices Of our estsea@d hsushey
and zeal thst in his death, our Tsibs
hes boss . aeslo0s aAA AsvoseA osnbs,
~ soctasy an upsiGht ~ Aoosss cjtl
ieA ~, ~ bow uish humble sshn;.
''os TO he decres Of he 0rsas Spirit
Hssofsed, That W dssply syupaAAis,
with H. An,ly Of our decsAsed 6ru&he .,
In this their sad bereavement, and s.,n
sseiy invoke the blessing cf God in thei,
Htso'ctd, Thai these rssolutios, b
spread spon the ninntes, AID ccpy a
the cane h. ssnt 20 the fsmily ~ on,
deceased Brother
Respectfully submitted inf, r and
{ ;os !; ' F 5ssfs' Commute.
70 ne n u Wsydsrs, and B,s,sreu
Of HarsAou Lodq, No %, r and
A Mason,
Our brother, Gro u. CARGO has de-.
parted this life He died on the 2S,h
day Of October, 1857, after q rssidsec.
in this city Of more than twenty yssrs
lie dispen sed charity with no sparins
hand 10 every true and worthy object
waa successful and faithful in business
contributed largely Of bis means TO the
private and public improvements Of the
city, and whatever may have been the
success Of ito public and private enter.
pr'sss, that success was ~ much is not
more, attributable to him than to any
other one citizen therefore, be it
R,solrsd, That while We deeply de
plore the death of our beloved hrothsr
and feel that our Brotherhood has los, .
useful member, and society one Of ito
staunchest pillars, we bow ~ humble
submission to the will uf our Divine
Master,
Rssolrfd, That We tender our heart
iclt sympathy and coincidence to the BE-.
reaved family Of our deceased brother
in thi. their decpe.s and -orc-t attic
ton
Resolsed, That a eopy OF these res
luton be sen, To the family OF our late
lrutucr anI 'hat thg samv be entered
upon The records Of thi. Lodse.
Resolrea lhatwc biz sur,Nius Jrcul
rem, wear the usual badge Of mourning
for thirty days
signed,
c. A FRAZER,
q, u. Llps.OAB, Committee
I T HAWLEY, NJ
Attest W T HrpGNs Soo'y
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Window Glass,
TOTHE LADIES

TO THE LADIES'.
AAU. ~. ~ = Nm wsis u shreveport
Mis- eSsaAi y hesuAall. ~ lasoess, 49,
sotsos, - lsaspl ssyIss = lsltas hfAaets
6Ass, M1stss ~ tssisss nsts, ~ ~ ~
- bss~sA% u nsssAen. oAbsA ~ rAs19ol
hsspstf " oti essavr 49, ~ sesaesh- He
sspssisses 10 ~ haueh = - ~ ~ fseal
ss.s,ss. - e. ssssa -. e - $1,000:
iii ssssssss ~ q m. W. vksvs =
~ eAases n ~ ksstess IL ssssiy sso yeaea
rs ssil b eossasstIy Tsessvsag ~ 6peAs
~ WsAA - pIes0l 70 hevs E14ss rsli 80
sYentss ~ ese1s befses bsytna stsevAssv.
~ ka6s 49, 70 esA essseslea ~ ~ f.s
- 49, :: ~ IL r. ssp' -
Nov, n. ~ slTu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04
DIED,

AT his residence. in Harrison county
Ie1ao, December Srd, l,67, JOSEPH
THOMPSON, in tho 3e,h year Of his
are
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

he Aspss fes Ne ,ss~p.ioa q
'yatios On the Esis canal srs Il
end. Al lesst eight hundred
are 'eebound between Syracuse
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Arrow Cotton Tie.
I HEREBY Constitute and appoint q
j u. GREGG 4 co, General Agent
Tor the ssle Of The ARROW TIE .od
Hoop Iron Ban,k ios b.l,cs cotton, "a
the Fourth Rcvsse~ Collection Dat, =, In
The Stat. OF Tesas.
They are TO nave sroer.l control 81 the
above named articles IN the Aforesaid
Territory 10 sppoini their own sab.
ssvn'' u .ae' p!'e'- :. hey shah i~ds:
hcst
Aud We saroe that, ani'l lh,s agency 10
revoked ~ VIII no, Interfere. OF inter.
rupt their arrangements Tor The sale Of
aid bands and TIES
Aud genessIl, tfca, sad Gregg 1 Go. as
cor SOLk HkNERAL AGENTS 10
III, above named Trrr.sort, for the ppr
j.-c. abc.. speeilsj.
New Ori.aii., MAY Is, 1866.
s,gorl. II. T. BARTLETT,
Geal Arnt
Above yos In ~ .sf authority 10 arl
NJ .eul Agents tm us ARROW TIE.
We dssire la establish good aud f.lsbs<
Agents 70 every .ottpn county ~ The lth
Internal Reycnu~ Disifirt Including ~
c,sant,cs IN Eastern t,ss~. Sab agsu,s
viii be Iurni.hesi the ARROW TIE, ~
such prices ~ w,Il epablo them To ssecsa-
fully comI~,e with tho ella repe tie, and
make hsndsome profit while at the
nams tim Il cnsis lhe cotton grower
MuCii LtSs, and Sll leave . hs,xi.ame
tuatpit, eanlusigI with fas,s pfuor INNS
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M WMirR MAS's PLArvoRM.--
he early stages Of reconstruction,
Richmond WING fhvored ; 90
''s''vs policy TO sabsses whiass
e'ao-s /. subsequently, became
(a''ed with it, owa phsnton, asd
comes out plaap aad square
E''' negro saafses IN any shape
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

FOR SALE.
TWO sailss frum the city u MsssAall,
/ I2S serss Of Lasd, veil wsssrs4
about so scrss veil tiubsrsd, the bsl-
ancs clsarsd and under gcT Face.
Pruposah Nill be received for sssh in
part OF whole
"a RLANCH
MsrsaaA. Nov. ', '6I rl3-d
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

A Capt Brice, agent Of the frsss'
uea's Bureau, At Greensboro AZ
rseea.ly took the keys and l,esss =. =,
! nunber Of prisoners corhnsd !"
isA there by the civil authorizes
u il : model Radical.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-04

N.gre ssGssgs u ssssissd by the
'adent, sad aiasay1sd . danger
70 the eosntsy. He 3sslarss
: Independents govern nest 4 .say
, has ever h1en successful 10 the
'a' Of the a<gro<s On ~ con.
K wherever they hare bees lsft
|Lhe'r owa dsvicss, they have showa
PPns!aat tendency to relapse into
barism."
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E6tray Notice.
TAKEN up BY Ma Casoliss Cas-
! pioa, liviae 5eatA- wsst d Assseell.
ssd EssssysA bssss 4. D. Smith, r.,
= souse coioesd nAss asls VIII -
hspnda os MARKS pssesivahss, esesps
ssAdl. and gear marks AppsAiasA y
sixty dolisrs.
u BLACKWELL, Clerk u Z
Dsc ia, 67. h2t>3t
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SVSs>M Notices.
/. o. of X. M.
Swamp Eagle Tribe, No. l,

MEETS every Wed.
nesday evening, a.
their Wigwam, in
the Masonic Female
Institute. Brothers
in good standing
are invited 10 attend,
Y. = WILEY,
Sachem
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