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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

Out West ,he piquant colt
pondcnt OF thu Austin Gaze
writing from Seguio, says OF e
Pease
" The Spanish title for pcteni
of this sort is Gubcrnado, whie'
froposc to contract and Angliiy
t"ber, so that the prescn' hon
able incumbent at Austin shall be
after be known and recognized 40,
the form and style Of CUB
PEASE.n
But he chooses TO call himself
NJ Pease, and +. NJ. stands for IA
Marrouiat as every body KNOWS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

ry- a man BY The name of Mer-
rimau, confined in he jail at Waco,
charged with the murder Of ". 4.
Glasson, escaped on the night Of the
10th inst, through the jaiior's care.
lcssness.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

cellen, speeches we're made. An.
dinner DR.. G d Kelley, the radi.,
military appointed Sheriff made d,
inaammaiory ,denuneia'ory haraa,u.
aud vas replied to by Jadec job,
II Reagan, sho Of course was nj.
very ieader with him. There w..
500 negroes present
The Houston Telegraph a,
nounces the death Of Col b wi
Jones. Of the Nedet,c, Of tia, Ell,
His funeral took place on the NOR,
ing. Of the l6gh. The Telerrs,,
peaks in the highest terms Of 4,
deceased as a citizen ane as an "a
tor ani member Of the legal pn
.essioa
Duuns, Of the Waco Examisrl
me, with fcllow feeling in sd
weston, recently. Blu, the fells
feeling" was fellow who s,eal,.
egisred bis sleeping chamber, "a
Cor his purse, and got it, thcres|
robbinr hi@, the aforesaid editor \
hundred dollars. Such a ,hx
and such an editor jus, think K
H., an editor with hundred dolas
and 10 be robbed of il.
The Cen,csille Conservative !
tie s'h says
Nevcr before have the crops \
this county beea 30 promising Cd
will be abundant, and The prosp1
far a heavy yield Of cotton Is SO i
cogragiug that most o.. the PLANTED
have tres.ed themselves to ner sa
Of clothes some have fitted up The
carriages, and al look cheerful al
hopeful,
The Democracy thronehoa, tAl
State, are fully alive, aud organin
tons have been perfected in almos
every neiehborhood Oar exchange
are flled with accounts Of publ
meetings., barbecues, and sPeeeLei
Everything looks cheering.
4 young man named CLARK, wh
pas employed a. a laborer near Lon
Point Washington county, me, wit
an aecideo, few days since, whic
caused biz almost instant death. II
drove a yoke Of oxen into the wOot
i7r ihe purpose of getting timber
msAe cotton baskets, and comm
hear she oxen one Of them kiete
been IN the region of the heart, Viii.
saazed internal hemorrhaec. lie
reported TO have been an ludustrio,
in1a and had rclatiycs living in SON
i Northern State - T1l Nclrs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

Iys Ma b Richardson. JF, agent Of
the Galveston News and New Orleans
liasyunc has llesn spen5inp several
iags ir Narslall On Wednesday Ne
Vel, f8r Jese1on, mt vii rsinrn 20 this
place Il Rev day. The sserling char.
actor u Die papers he represents are
vei inerp lg 81 newspaper readers.
Tee lieagape q ons % .ae olleat mos'
eliabia, aaA arg sae. ialsrs - the
soaih No laiars b. the ln,an equal
fioss 81. ; sw tsrleans IN 81 inrs.l talent,
r, search, lively iaarrst and courtesy
as4a hmsne ffese tte Pieaya.e, Tor q
bird q n etntuFy has ssoesi conspien.
ora, iaalntaih'ns ~ AigA. position
lreush al ,iei sitades rAi Weatb
News .s'ies srelss -. q leaiips
iaaYeg, j. alialssblf Ila4sel, and cliiei
wiih ,sastea abii.lf. Il = q fafier ll.4l
notsla ssasss ruditn,zon eny .iiy ia ahs
rsloa a'nfsa Journals arr olsaEAaa in
seliasiN Z str q lau aren't "a Mr. Aieisrl.
sta w e iwrict astca.ion 70 bs,dnevs.
aorrect Mb'n, md sonfies, viii ,sspre
hFsq asSvse.aAs L tAGk .lh.eritsian
llS% We wuald earnestly ADVISE esyry
I wy dssisns sss-l papsa from INV
/; t'svaus u tsalssrAoa, 10 ses Va, Hsel.
asdsua Assi.at hn lassss,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

- Nj. sossS. Kinney of hs
Brownssilis kaacls.,ro, i, about to a..
sahl;sh y paper ~ Houston, to b. called
The rim~s he 1fH ms n@s.s, = + 'h-
editorial department BY Mr. \ A. Thy.
lor They are men Of enviallc repnta.
ton aa writer and newspaper men
OF course they viii send US an sx-
change.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

- On Wednesday night a wagon
load Of mail matter arrived from tho
East Vie sArsvspor.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

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nsetn fer ssdrsss 81 erisgansas.
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naa .s,s,tgs.. Vnosassii gtioua. a.
ssmrilsn ~ dcsruot.s pss,F. g. pro.
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removal We ros si ilt right
and ! .As 81 Jsty 10 ssas W aeli
iadtvidusi cses If Outrage. publish
iii1 Aessf zna abhfi 'ham - lhe
efgiaJ asI sa'i. shle1el 1sci'ioa u
ID American peapla.
The meotiae sery oonsidesalsiy
! tsca resolution ezprs sius tic
ads,itY or Ne people 70 ihc Govern.
fngli and ibelr vil'ingpea q Yield
iapliei, oted asses ~ IL ia#g A
etmmi''ee was tileu SPECIFIED ~
Yaii On y, snli,l' nna ascertain ths
course JIG inlenaed to iurHie and
lupra shaSP aihesi.y b. based w ref
tsns action. We were pgese~i Ct
ib= in'cryirT The ccasmitioe wss
soidp ed tfaame q TIC haf' citizens
Of the Place Who aPpreaehed % del
ie.,.e tack before them properly, snd
We are pleased TO stale we're treaie 4
pitb every coar.esv. 1T. smith in
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

~ The News says that Galveston
Il infected with "A osyaaissd band Of
sobhssA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

assr' The N.xabsshis Argue las
read = letter showing the losses Of
PARTIES WIN stsstea lars rprins With
etttio 10 cail'oraIa. Tho estimate
IT the Iofs Of TIC various droyes ia
sen fran that immediate section i.
from sne third 10 one half Of csei1
The parties that took the mountain
route, after crossing de poeos, met
With scr.ous diaas,ngg Al the hands q
Abe .tudinns Thty len the peeos
with 270e bead and arrived at NJ
paAo viii oafy eae. Mcdlin len shs
riyei With loo lead arrived with
~ ssssar.srs Col Root and baa
Doasidsou u sss,@..~, ~. 49,
feur allhs q their cattle. The Mex
isars hal stoIen " l.esd lroW snydeu
and hiiburn, Of III. Worth.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

communicative are
formed ,hS. one Of tho member
tho Convention has received. e
his apprecistive constituents, a ?
sent Of one clean shirt, . bar Of ,
and bottle Of vermifuge
further particulars, We have been
ierred to the county of Burleso'
STATE Gazette.
We presume hs treated these
-'-''s- rs~~~nia With youtempl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

n+r Galveston and Houston
been free from yellow fever this
ynd are reported unusual healthy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

to- The erops of cereals in
United States is said to be the lar
ever known Tho surplus Of wheat
reach seventy i've millions of bu'i
and corn beyond limi,s. or estimate.
Europe the crops arc heavy,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28
z o.ations Passed by the Jonesv.ll
Conservative Club


union as it was. crccpt slavery.
Resolred, Sd. Ths, We will no
cIiploy after the Is, Of January 40,
man whA or black knowingly :
lsbor for us who is known to DO i
sympathy or who afliliates with ID
radical party
Rsso}rcd, 18th. That each membs
Of the Jonesyille Democratic Cha
be constituted an sgen, to SOLICIT ih
citizens, black and white to join III
Club and report the names Of sud
as may join, and that certificates !
iesred iaihe colored men recotamonl
iu- chem TO the confidence Of tn
community.
III =. PERRY Pres.
j A. rRlcY Sec.
Ia our recent travels we had occ,I
sion TO stop all night with seyerl
" ,rooly loil men, ahd found eyed
one Of them stoutly opposed to polii|
zeal meeting, barbecues, newspaper
&c, and seemingly very anxious ,hs
h. no;se a,d go ~ ,',',h A"u
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28
Rxp Rlsgn.--.The South W es,ern O,
Wednesday say.

The river opposite this point still
continues 10 decline at the rate OF J iuoh
every twenty four hours, and was last
night only ~ feet aboye the lowest wa
ter mark 81 last ear Navigation above
this point has closed Cor tho .eason and
the boats withdraw from the ,rads IN
til the water rises Between this point
and Alexandra VIZ have upward II 50
INCHES 81 water ga tAe principal tara
with The exception Q! Dnie, shere there
10 scant p inches While tbe other
bars are washing oui 'asrc 81 ies- Dixie
does ne, appear b be cutting ani any
Boats drawing over thirty inches are
compelled 10 i;ghter over It BatWeen
Tones bayou and ,.rand bayou the logs
and low heads are greatly il the way
rendering nassgatloI sl0w and tedious
They are really becoming greater draw
backs % navigation than the s4ndbass
as they never wash out The packets
have NIL had good up trips bat were
forced to 70 ou, hsht
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

- uur estauSled iriend Col X II
Haynes, Of the Jefferson Ultra Ku klux
aald.a ~rifsr whose GENIAL pcn has sen,
forth isas'y rlea-sn, mcn@ntces Of an
active brain and warn hsnrS passed
through Marshall q day Of two ago on
~ way ha'aei Tie has heen abscns
neas !larse months, during which period,
be haa contributed only an oeeaslonaD
letter 10 slc ku klas When he LEFT
80 leaIca we woelsl never sea him agai,
IN health he returns 30 much iul
proved that bis isiends entertain hope
Of biz complete recovery.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

4 NEgx o. prNTH The Methodisi
Chsreh, az this time, presents a solemn
and an impressive speciaele--tisat Of a
svoss Of fasting ana prayer From
8al,jnore b. the Rio Grasa.', wherever
thc >oathern church exist. o. an organ.
ized body the faithful members Of this
churrh, under provision or order Of
the Bis.pp- nae, las, sunday to engage
in wcsS Of fasting and prayer The
condition " The shareh and the coun.
try require all the zeal and iosyor, Of
good men aud women
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28
ORGANIZING AND AIMING TnE
Nrssors.- We elip the following
from the Galveston Kew

rum INV 'ttf-HNNH t0NEH
The radical Governors appear to
be acting in concert, Brownlow j.
scarcity organizing negroes Is mil
i,ary force at Nashville, and Gov.
Pease, T. said to be doing The samo
thi' = at Austin Everybody knows
that Peasc is no more 4 friend TO the
blacks than any other radical, but
that, as he went to Washington snd
get Congress 10 allow them 20 vote.
merely that they might support the
radical ticket, 20 nov lie wants e
arm some Of them that he may force
the Others, who arc getting tired Of
the Leagues, 10 Do what he intended
they should do when he had them
eniranchishea The more worthless
Of the freedmen will be glad "a fall
into this scheme for the oppression
Of their own race aud the white ell,
gsas 81 tho State. For the sake II
their oen best iuteresf, sgI sfie nsote
respectable and industrious ffcemnn
ought to, and We believe will. take
decided stand asaips, radicalism
xhich, by every mosemen, it makes
with regard to them, Is only enaeay.
oring to lead them in the way Of
drunkenness, idlcness, every sort Of
vice, through all sort Of suffering, TO
speedy determination
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

WN NJ. WALTON u Trayii eh'n
JOiiS HANCOCK. Of Travis
EoBfl,T JoSEf.YS, u TraYis
J W. THgocRNORToS. Of cellia
J W. nRNDEaeON " Hairs
II SIi All, Of 6alsessea
s A. AAyIRiCh, OF lsesaf
g. Il SlRsEY ~ sicl4sr nan
J II. STARR, d Aaaas,ieehss
JOuk u RkAgAs n anderson
4 = GOULD. uf Ieon
q II rPPfRshy, u Red River
! ~. GlDDiSG-. Of Washington
= ..aaNDLRO, Of casanoD
~ u. PICKETT, Il Ltsrsy
Il ", aElhiIAa, 81 aunsal. f
DANIEL. LAkbkS, Of Asatin
+ u. SEXTON, Of san al astine
q. w JONES II I,ss,s, q
J " WHITFIELD srvares go
q " SMITH Of ctacsstr
fvo I pt'nrA u, Aetrsfary.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

Tvs TEXAS FAnxsR. This excellent
Texas monthly for September il before
US, reple,e with interesting solicited and
original matter 1t oagh. 10 be in the
banda Of every farmer in Texas, Louis.
lana. and ArkassAA Each number 10
worth the ratsesiptioa noasy. Price
only ~ per Asssm, currency. PSb.
lshed al Henderson.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

rsa. The Nj. Pleasant Texas Press
understands that on Friday the iith
inst, squad Of United States
troops accompanied by a negro man,
lcit Sulphur Spriogs for the purpose
Of arresiing some men who had taken
a negro woman from home, as il was
thought, 70 whip her, bu, whom they
broagh. back. AZ the troops were
passing ibiescs they sere fired upon
b pefsous unknown, killing Ser
eeani seGsd Creary, private named
Miller, and riddiinesthe negro.
W. contemplate such occurrences
With painful sclieitaae They are
0alcwatcd 70 inNic, incalcalabl. In.
jMy upon cur couatry aad people
.z1g- 'rhs i',~risr lixnncr If Saturday
, last status, that va the nlsht. presious
sAn ,egr0cs Of Ec,lesuc .sre H. n,wn in.
ln ersai excitement by loyal league
iAesre being killed l,a'r-sFz shst tbs
daeeaAd. IN nomreny viii Others, we're
aiaus,na thomssiyo, by M kIssing an.
other darksy and his family with a
gourd device, with light in II Tbs
kg - rad nj ispath fred "A f,aytinr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

~ The Houston Telegraph cen.
taIss speech Of u. " Gave. E,q, dc
lsersl a, mas meeting nt Houston.
on :he night r ,AS 18th inst, whici,
reflects credit upon it, author nwiil
he read with pleasure and proat.sno'
only In Texas, bu, 10 the North, .hcre
or true condition Il imper'sctly kno~ u.
win do much good |, ian excsllcn,
CAMPAIGN document
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

Fry The Galveston News Asswer-
the charge Of no, having hoisteA the
Democratic ticket, that II has bern in
the paper from ,sa period Of the nom.
nations, with the platform. Tito suit
convenience !, is placed in different
part Of tho paper from where others
place it, what just reason is there 10
complain some Democratie papers
have not KEEP, \ standing Oar worthy
cotemporary has hGetimc record oil
good political decd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

SPLENDID BEEP.-Mr " s.
Williams, who has opened q Beef
Stall In the market house, is butch.
erine a lot Of the finest bceycs that
have been brought to this market
He sant US a roast aud a steak the
other morning, that We haze seldom
seen eqn'A yer excelled
We wish ,nter.
prize.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

Nv Within the las, three " font
days from Nix 10 nine hundred ttasps
embracing the 18Th Y : infantry. Nave
arrived al mis- place hi. rcsitseni
ws learn hA, beea stationed a. MMalo
ami has IN excel'ens svpafasi,s4a tbis
Is Aassassd Ivr rom NV Ast that aNmi
IL not an " these sofhsr, Nrc said 4.
be Dvnoefuie wv bgpe coming siiA
a kind feeling towards our people. ,hes
viii be received with a like spirit
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

w. Thursday last was no doubt a
great day at Waco There was to hc
a splendid Railroad Barbecue, and al
nigh, a magnificent Ball Extensive
preparations we're made " render Loti'
attrae tive. We acknowledge the re-
eeption Of complimentary ticket 70 the
Ball, from Mr. A } byrd, Chairmas o.
the Committee Of Arrangements and
Invitations Although our dancing day.
are over, We ~ould rejoice to be present
The Ball ticket is ereditablc 10 the
job printer st the Register Once
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28


Tn PrsERAt % 4 CATHOLIC
BisBsr The Louisville Journal -
til. 10th gives the sutjoined sceount
Of the funeral q Rev b T spalding
Of that city The deceased was re.
spee,sd by ali denominations Of
CHRISTIANS
One Of the largest funeral process
sion. that ever marched through oar
city followed ;he relaains n Father
spslsius 70 the cemetery yesterday
II was almos' impossible 70 get within
half squsfc e tae Csfhcirai az .
O'Clock. While IRE INSIDE vas perfect
II jam med With soritf.es orders aul
citizens irrespective ~ religious 90
chviiies. many cG whom were clai IN
the habilmcats Of mourning aud
manifested the deepest grief 90 the
loss II departed so-th The ccro.
monies were very impressive and
there wa scarcely On eve 70 thc
church that Wa not moisienei with
tears or a hctri that dad not ache
with regret lor The bereavement whlst
~ seemed 20 feci 70 deeply Macy
cf our busincss ard dvcl'ine-houses
were drsped IN ~ psf. - the city.
particularly on the line Of march.
There scre aboui Csc hundred ve-
hieles and eight thousand persons IN
the procession, whicl was osiimatei
to hc about foar mile long.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

esS~'rss ~sass ~ A'''y 7 s'ss week
haA''ees sS~'filrf'a IN IN -.
sev-. 49,, M. VT.,y s..,i :.
AN - sHtSHN inv - N'A"5 ""A'' "
shrs,sso.s : lsaA 80 y sssssays >
pss- we te,arn or since shantsss
aar cotewperaysw slo ,,ase ~ .1,oass,
noticei GSar hNS-,y 'setScisc. NY N.Y. -
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s.ssts,r. sEt ~. fs.,, y Ag.s'y
foap,. Ii, n.e I ~, re- r@'' $500
tts.' - ~ T -
"ss "soe.ue' "'Te
assss"ss, gse'er ~ WI i''inf''i .. MI
ably sd''r -''rsr frriss 70 ~ m. n =,
'AanF we VIZ Ss'p F':s eer 1a y, Y
our aa w iss'sss.4 -as .s.-= sad Il = h~saes
tiipfsi "o'isAas Asls~l .s-'-s % $40
cara % M T"s" f'an''.a ne is q eief,
or s1shaa $3.50 MI "Dcral hsi'sts'
'so's 80 y :" rim ~" "
pleas ~'ss'nss y 's,e y v"'hs oHs 70
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

~ We nass had No EasAern nail
for s~s Or twNIse days upsu is3siry
~ IA the canal, s's learn that Il il sow
sent Wy wrv 81 vicksbsvy ssd Moaro~.
and that the contractors m the roate
are not doing their duty Wagon loads
Aru accommodating to be hanled through
BY Of seams We would complain, but
e9mnlaiuts are usuless
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

d sncgAuc zIcE IL.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

- IA0 4 uiis. states srsy
axess;. 70 s. 90 nsa q vAicA
1917 az IL tie ssutA, Coz 20 e.heT
ra7ess ihss 20 saFos xgou aa IA
h,Hy Ps9's Sefr-ss.a, rsa5eal de-
ps,isz. .ss n--qo rsls Wen nay
he ,as payers Il ihs Nerth eo@Plain
At .seh = Fsadisais uisis O tAs Fab-
IL nossy IL g Lsaii gepubH-
ca. srcshs4iy sd tssfbiy remark,
Assr three y,ars q uuiaiaF-
Fapssl peaee. - Es4.rai party '.rcs'
zfsB the caariry "a Amy shifh
costs csc hunlrsd md 'tiriy -is9
niilsens 81 isilsss pr sHaua Aad
such sac werk have Ties mate b.
r.seis,iDg the -sssh su8 rce7ns;fuci-
SEC the tea States that 29H'n -ri.
der enough far Tia whole nari8aai
trnv rasss reusaix fAesc u casi q
THIRTY r~islisrs 70 keep in teius The
bastard 6orsrniseets tAey have g.
mhhsea and crush gu; al goh;rs.
opposition to Radical rule Il tho-e
troops we're Eithdrs~n and disssD1-
ed il vosi3 sayc millions spsa mt
boss Of dollars 10 the people snd ne
einrsas q tho Seuih who have sseh
crushed b. the zTmei baud ct
power ~ouid soon establish Govern
meets based on the intelligence and
Affections q ihe people and in fuil
hsrmesy vi'h the Coustiipiioa sHd
the uniss. Radical rglc lhpre IS
soshing bat terrible vssie Of money
aud continued eisaniou.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

--Nl-- z lkazR = - y. Z " -4B4A11s
II sill rslse rszsrtat's Tss-
testt a1s sAe1rs see il LaAraas
. frxrtuts eat X, 4 Faces Par
Sos tsarsy s~Acs' ass regsiss sss
stiltras 80 y nasti dc satisl syaal
.ty q ~ Fss~s arl rrou&ss fa1a
sAllreu asg y izkea away frsS u
rtats VIE are sHatle Is sssrsss shsa
tfa pay feh,oi ssi uaviiiias p sss
ihsui O. O uesre alhtel Ths Pay.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

CHARLES STEWART, cf narris.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

n. II Randlett the catpe,.hag
superintendent Of the Freedmen !
Bureau at Bryan, publishes bis off
cal statement Of the recent riot at
Millicao, IN which, as If usual With
tins gentry, the truths are perverted,
the facts mi-sia,ed. aud conclusions
arrived at from very uncertain prem>
ises. The statements Of white pen
pie are clssse1 as The result Of pfgiu-
dice on ignorance, aud unworthy
confidence. whilst negro testimony Is
in every case lawial evidence. and
not TO be doubted.
The editor then proceeds to give
the particulars of the affair. which
shows clearly the dishonesty o. the
entire report Of this official. re
mis-staies and pervefis material facts,
and is silent in relation To others.
Such castlga,ions as this Of the We.
deiie Of Randle,t, are meFi,el.
The Millican News letter y, -.
18TH, speaking of this report says .
Daring a visit to Millican, and
upon making some investigations by
inquiry of several eitizehs, We were
assured that Capt Randleti, had
written another report Of the riot. in
which he covers the whole ground
aud retraets every uniruthfnl state
ment made in his first report.
The barbecue ut Palestine on tho
18th IL described by the Advocate as
q splendid affair, There were 5000
persons in Attendance. Many *.