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V8 1879 - OvSs
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q. ". SMITH, II Celnado.
GEO. J. DURHAM, Hssss>asy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-14

"
Since the above WIS put in type.
the parties charged with the killine
have been arrnigned before sq.re
Beavers. As We 60 to press ne
trial is progressing
Democratic Conservative Club Beat
No. 8, Harrison Co.. Texas.
Pursuant to previous understand.
ing, quito a large number of people,
white and black. Of both sexes, met
at the Arbela school-house. on Friday
August eth, to organize a Democratic
Conservative Club for Beat No, 8.
At II o'clock A. NJ the meeting was
called TO order by g ". Lngronc,
Esq, Chairman, pro tenn, and re.
qucs,ing c. b. Diekarj to act as Sec
rotary pro I'm. r. ?. Ilawlcy, Esq,
Of Marshall, was then requested TO
explain the object Of the meeting,
which he did in a few, clear, and
concise remarks On motion Of Mai.
Howard a committee was then APP
pointed to draft constitution and
BY Laws for the club. Mai. A.
Howard, j $. Stephens, and 7. :.
Smith were appointed as the commit
tee. 7. 7. Hawley Esq. was called
on for speech, he responded in Il
clear, logical, and highly appropriate
address. The committee on organi.
zation then reported n constitution
and By Laws similar to those which
have been adopted by other clubs in
the county, which were unanimously
adopted. On motion the club pro-
ceedcd to the election of officers, Mai.
A. Howard was elected President G..
W. Lagrone Esq. Vice President, J.
). Stephens Secretary, and Il. VI.
Bussoy Treasurer The people of
the Beat we're then requested to como
forward and join the club By signing
its constitution and BY Laws, which
they did to the number CT forty three
whites, and thirty black men
On motion, the resolution not to
employ or in any way patron,ze any
w ~. "sA.t's " so'ne De'o.'"': :
n =. "as s 'ne', 'anen up anu ,, anan r.
three appointed to present the same
to every. man in the Beat, and obtain
his approval or disapproval, l.. l..
Howard, W. 7. Clark, NJ D., aud J
,h;s .as,,,,;,.na Nft
'"'s 'o"' i..
'eso'u'oh "as '"eh h""P'eu ''iai
copy OF the proceedings OF the
meeting be prerca'ed 30 the editors
of the Harrison Flag and Texas Re
publican respectively, for Justification
The meetino then adiournod ia,
a;.aax '' ''
M.
INC a'hhe' pr"iuca oy 'he people
iv'ng ih the immediate yie'niiY was
abundant IN quantity and cxcellfgt
in quality, and seemed TO be enjoyed
to the fullest extent by every one
present The thanks Of the people
Of this vicinity a.e especially dus 20
Mr.. f. A. King who suporin'en'i,d
ihe cooking and serving up oi the
dinner
ats, a,.as- y" ee"e'e srsin col.
lccted at the stand and were enter
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vas ,ddrosxod IN Tho grondme, AZ
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-14

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-14

0tyslsy N.Y. hat /" ,sust will out. :"
VsenaAlt ~ ~ ftsA III mouth.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-14

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-14


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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-14

~ 4 crsss nAsk - pApss dsaets
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ssea II 10 more srsabls = ee19sst
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worth.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-14

-. Ths wshiaston eorrsspon.
dsss Of ~ Bosson Post, IN Bin letter
Of he 22nd ult., describes the condi.
tion Of alairs st the national capital
~ Indicative Of IN impending crisis.
The feeling Of apprehension in
Warrington IL rapidly becoming in
tsssiasd, md The popular impression
Is, that " are approaching more
serious crisis than even ths war Of
the ssbslkos. The oldest and
bravsst men spssk out their fears.
One Of the most distinguished Gen.
erals Of the Federal army, who is
nov 10 political life, though lately
synpstAisisg with The Republican
party, y saAis1sa Il ths 1xsd deter.
nisstiea - ha len psdHssl asse.
eiaass 10 evsssAssw ~ 0ovsrnneat
AID ssiss ~ f1sestvs power. He
sgpssssss grsea liar lsss " ovsrtAxsd
fsrsosssss Il ~ psopls will revolt
agsisse ~ oppssssiea Of Radical
suh and resort to rsvoi1tiosary
nsasssss 10 rsgsia tAslr iadsPsn.
1nnm." ....
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-14

~ This has been an exceeding
y hot Sunnsr, Notwithstanding II
rs 'airsd nearly svsry day fsr weeks.
Bat IL ~ bssn vsry healthy. At
tribuaAbls 10 TIE net, perhaps, Of 30
much electricity that puriasd the air.
Within tho last week or ten days
thsrs has bssa some sickness, and
~ FEAR that II the dry weather ssts
In there viii BE- nvsa more.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-14

Ous New Orleans Aeeoes.
Mosss. WAasssa \ illiagsvostA Ne
~ Csaasa s>sssA Nsw Osisaas, ~ ~
daily ssthosissd Aessts II ~ Rspss.
iissa 10 dat city.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-14

~ The grsas speech Of Nv. Pendle-
aun which appsass In ibis issue Of our
Paper yin b rod with delight by thou
$500 Of ssaass throashoas the Union.
Liz svsytAiag tAss snAaassa fron this
llisasisss -, II hespsAks . heart
Ia wiA patEtstiso, ard N inssilsct
slsaf = . ssnbsea. Do no% All 70
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-14

Pssa1nvs.-Ws glsass down eu'
As.ssd psiatsa Pss, b . fssver II
ds,isAs. Ansss ths siss pssssat,
~ lvsissa ~ vssk, vsss . Isrgs
elegant wsaansilea, 4 basket Of
bsasifsl swssa DoAaasss, and = basket
Of ds&sis0 ( p. tn int were Z
present. hon M. wallsss Fislds
" isss ron Mr.. Joseph rslds.
He ssastsd with . wstermsllon, de-
siessa ~ ~, weighing 60 pounds
wAish was gobeaed up BY youut
bssf msrshsut dosbsiess a. . pres
eat to his lsdy love. We presume
Il vas I'll right, bat, ~ ths samv TINT
- voujd reuiud hin 1t vsss't meet
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-14

~ A NEST atroeisus bsM he's
passsd the Houss Of Representative
Of ~ Louisiana Legislature, (so-
sallsdD fos ar.ing the negroes Of
hat 6tass, and will probably become
. Law. II saAsnP>sd 70 b. enforced,
. sesaist u saess will b iasvilable.
The ssslswass SD earpst-bssssrs
ought TO knsw tAss, 10 such an event,
thsy will b. he hrst TO 10 up."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-14

:. P. GREGG,
4. POPE,
@. J. RICHARDSON,
J. H. VAN HOOK, i
9. =. PERRY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-14

planter, aYnvoo III tnlS CITY, anu pIo-
ceeding to tho Court House, entered
the room Of the Bureau Agsst, Capt.
Haughan, began an attack upon him
and doubtless IL the Agent had not
hastily sbsented himself he would
have Jared badly At thslr hands. He
escaped however, with whole carcass,
but be is in wise indebted therefor TO
tho Kellum party. The attacking
party consisted Of eight men, aud
were armed . the law docs not
direct, aud evidently sosght gu:
their man for the purpose o. doing
him harm, the laws Of society aud
and the United States to the contrary
Notwithstanding. Tho beligsrsnts
hourishsd their weapons and raised =
first class muss generally, until they
we're set upon BY the guardians Of
the peace, then they became demon.
slissd and The most Of them escaped
With their leader, only thros being
arrested. Thsss gave bail in tho sum
Of $500, each, for their appearance
before the Mayor on Mordsy follow.
ing. There being no Mayor, they
have not yet been tried. They are
still ssder bonds. Smith Kellum
has sincs been in East Waco, but
there was no attempt at arrcsting
him. Oh, for return to law and
order
SHOCKING TRAaEpy.-Wc copy
the following from the Bastrop Ad.
vertissr; B
On Wednesday norsing last, two
twin brothss, Nell asd Richard
Northcross, were killed il = half
mile Of the residence Of W, c..
Lawhon, Esq, twelve miles North Of
Bastrop. Mr.. Lavhon, the frt
witness on the grosnd innsdiatsly
sissr the killing, furnishes ~ With
~ Account u Ns sssnbls tsagsly,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-14


Washington August 7.-Privat,
adyiccs from Alabama Indicate tina
the bill authorizing the Legislature
to elect electors will pass.
Browning, McCnlloch, Schoticld
Evaris, and Mr. Hunter as Seward
proxy, in the Cabinet to. day. Pro
lonsed session. Revenue Commits
sionership and troops for Louisiana
considered, Results no, yet known
1t is stated the Secretary Of War, b,
order of the President, win issue ,
circular order covering tho cntir,
ground of State governments re
curing Government troops, and THU
will dispose Of all such requests al
that of Gov. Warmoth,
New York, August 7,-Engin,
aud five freight cars on the New
Haven railroad went through bridg,
at Norwalk in consequence of tn,
watehman ncelccting the signal
Six persons injured
Omaha, August The Demo
cratic convention nominated Jas. X
Porter for Governor. Resolution
denounce Congress for imposin;
negro suffrage on Nebraska.
Washington, August THE i'm
preston, almost amounting to Ger
I t,totv await thnt k.. ~ta sv,tatux Al
, 1868-12-22
PrOClama.


LIE og Enhver, som maatte have
III Noget at fordre paa Skiftet efter
atg. Henry Theodor Boyson indkal-
DIES herved med ; Maaneders Varsel
til for Undertegnede at anmeIde og
beviisliggjorc dercs Fordringer.
Tillige indkaIdes med Aar 90 Days
Varscl Afd0des Arvinger etter Loven,
blandt hyiIke cr opgiven som den
narmeSte Atd0des Broder John Jo-
seph GumbS, hyis OphoIdsSted like
yides, til at melde sic paa Skittet.
st. Th0mH Skitterets Contoir den
l9de Decbr. 1868.
p. Nj. ANDERSEN,
COnSt.
, 1868-12-22
L}rOCIana.

II LIE 90 Enhver, som matte have
~ Noget at fordre paa afgangne
Enkefru Anna Maria Newton 90 It'd
ligere abode EgtefrIIe Richard
Newton's Fa!ledsbo, indkaldes her
we'd med 6 Maaneders Varsel til at
anmelde og beviisIiggjore saadant
Krav for Undertegnede, der at exc
cutrix testament Enkefru Johanna
Gordon er bemyndiget i a Hen
seende.
st. Thomas, den Ode Decbr. 1868.
WIN. MURTA.
, 1868-12-22
acknowledgements

TIRSDAGEN den lode Januar
1869 Effermiddag III. 2 slet vii
en- Session blive afhoIdt paa Skiftet
efter afg. Peter Tobias Corr Eagan,
hvor Liste yer de anmeldte Fordrin-
ger vii blive fremlagt, Boets Vedkom-
mende opfordrede til at erklare sig
over disse, og endelig Bestemmelse
t%ruffen, ON og naar Salg at den Boet
tilhorende HaIsdeel af Eiendommen
Mr.. rs Dronningensgade og Qvarteer
Dor fnde Sted.
Til denne Session indkaldes herved
ale Vedkommende.
st. Thoma Skifterets Contoir, den
lode Decbr. 1868.
p. M. ANDERSEN,
const.
, 1868-12-22
acknowledgements

TlRSDAGEN den lode Januar
1869 midday XXI. II slet vii en-
Session blive afhoIdt paa HANDLES.
huset Nj. NJ. Monsanto & Co.'S FaI-
litbo, hvor Oversigt over Boets Sta
tus vii blive fremlagt, og Bestemmelse
truffen ON, hvad med Hensyn ill
Boets endnH udestaaende Fordringer
vii we're at foretage.
Til denne Session indkaldes herved
allie Vedkommende.
St. Thomp Skifterets Contoir, den
lode Decbr. 1868.
p. Nj. ANDERSEN,
cOnSt.
, 1868-12-22
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bioihui1 biNiNot III tuC dlSldUU lCHUCt >
such as they do contain, however, we
summarize for the benefit Of our readers
at home and abroad.
DEMERARA.
The exchanges from this Colony are
filled, for the most part, with accounts
of horrible murders, attempts at murders,
arSons and kindred crimes committed by
the Coolies and Chinese. There had been
two sessions of The Court of Policy, the
business done al which is not of interest.
A circular despatch had been presented
from The Secretary for the Colonial De-
partment having reference TO the Consti-
luton of the Legislatures of the West
India Colonies. Mr.. Justice Beete. one
of the Assistant Judges of the Colony,
had retired under The provisions of The
upelannuatIonA Act, on,a pension of f720
per annum. The long drought from which
the colony suffered so long and so fear
fully, had happily been relieved Ivy copi-
oIS showers of ram which fell on the 10th,
l1lh, II h and 2l>t, filing all The watts
and tanks which had long been drained
to supply The needs of the Inhabitants.
A tornado occurred al Tinahoo Gre k.
The roofs of the buildings were whlrled
away, and large gretnhA,rt trees were
torn up by the roots and B,rrird to some
distance. The November meteors were
partially observable in the colony. The
meteorlc lights shot across the sky from
North to South aud from Snuth-wes, to
Northeast. Preparations were in pro-
grtss for the. November Race NEE ing.
Brookes and f, ffe's Dramatic Company
were enllveuiag the coloniStS will, very
successful p rformanc's The ship hula
had arrive from Calcutta wi h 372 immi-
grants, described as being "as fine and
healthy a batch as could be desired"
There w-re but nine deaths on the vow
age. The following produce had been
exported daring the fortnight :-3,541
hhds, 248 l%irrcrS, 1,42l barrels and 1898
bags Slgar; 1920 casks MolasseS; 2S5
puncheous, II hhds. and SO barr els Rum:
81 bales 6 bags Cotton LOO barrels
charcoal !; 36, 900 cocoanuts ; aud 2S5, 900
shingles.
TRINIDAD.
Orr exchanges are to the 21st ultimo.
The Legislative Council was in session.
The Hon. r. Wilson protested against the
resolution for the expen silure of EFT 900
for filling up the swamp to the eastward
of the ST. AIMS River. A vaIedicrory
address to Mr. Kottfight who administers
ed the Government during the absence Of
the Hon. Mr.. Gordon but to the dlsap-
poinlment Of every one the Governor did
not arrive in the packet, and so Mr.. Kort-
rights departure had to be postponed.
There had been fine weather. The pro-
, 1868-12-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice..

THE Captain of the Brig caster
will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by the crew of said
St. Croix, Christiansted, Decbr.
22nd 1863.
, 1868-12-22
THE ''AVIS."

gtrtatta4atgt, 81. Groiz.
TUESDAY, 22ND DECEMBER 1868.
THE European Mails for this place ar
rived on Sunday Vi" West End. The Lon
don papers are devoid of news of any inn
portance. We give such items of inter
colonial news as we received pr. last mail.
We understand that VIM. Cunard Esqr.
OF the firm of Messfs. S. Cunard & Co. of
Halifax, is for the present a resident of this
Island at Frederiksted, where he intends
remaining during the winter for the benefit
of his health.
From the Packet Edition ofMe Cleaner, Decb. 9.
Inter-COlOnial Summary.
The Inter-Colouial papers received by
last Packet present few matters of even
, 1868-12-22

Strtatta4stsd, 81. Groiz,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-04
10y COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctfoneers,
ID (succe ssors to Jas. @. Mcclure Co..l
Southwest corner Of Pennsylyania ave. end llth
street Star Once Building.
cHANCERY SALE

BY virtue of deed OF trust from Johs pouslss.
10 James McClsry, dated Oct Der Is, 49, and Of
decree OF the upreme Court of the District OF 90
iumbia in the cause Of The National Metro ,oiftan
Bank We Henry Douglass ct al :. No. SIS. Equity, n
will offer at auction, on MONDAY. the 9th day OF
April, on the premises, 81 o'clock y. m, that val
liable property situated at the corner Of lsth "a
strects, described as follows, viz: part az Lot
i've, In Square number two hu nd red and twenty
three, beginning Tor it's bounds At the southwest
corner OF said square, aud running thence north
with 18th street forty feet; thenss due e~sf one
hundred feet txo inches TO the line Of Lot four.
thence due south forty ct to street: aud thsacs
vest to the b"einuing: Also, part Of Los i've, IN
the eubdi OF ortetnal lots I'm sAt3 aare be
ginning for 10. bounds 18th street forty eet froa
the southwest corner Of said square, and running
thence with 18th street north ten feet; thsnce due
east hunarei fe~t two inches to the Hue OF Lst
four tbebce it'll said line due south 70 the line of
original Lot Eve; thence with said lot dns vsst
IN nd red feet inches % the ng with
the valuable i'm prov~m.nts.
Term, Of ale: Que 6fth of the purchs<e IN ,aey
to b. paid IN ca N and the re-idne In ,oar 90 81
inssslnnents at Elk. ~eiv-. eighteen. AIT rw~atY
four months sfser date, with Interest 20 he
b. de- n Of trret. payment 81 80 viii he %
ouired 20 he N s5e 1T the tibss az sole The &C. M.
Of % le m act he COMPLIED with In w--k ate.
sale. or the property rssy Ia resoId. .-r sas
vel notice, az the ri-k and cost OF the fret par
ehsser. Stamps and Con ,ss ancing AZ the pureh,
ser y cost. WALTER = cox. Trustse.
nh tAwts Oo0PkR . LArtnxR. Asets.
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article AVN VI aooptns Tie
o Inc previous question wa, moves .n.
snd az q The House procaes1e I 20 vote NV -
article ~, On adopting the articI, reported a.
the o, II leie was adopted-yeas -. p.vs A,
beine pnnneans voting In the negative
void. 49, Ashley Of Nevada. Coburn. G;r,.'
SmiIs Wnnn, Mallory, Marvin, Por,s-,y
dom. sn1 W OF Iowa, Wilson of Ohio. wiz
che u then offered an stdi,,o,xi Is,
vote ~ ,he That ia lad received the upanirn,..s
= managers. sud be moved the mr.
Wow ZION on It's adoption.
This aTle.e VIII be found in anoShpr Column
of the STAR
TIE article kas adopted-yeas toa. ustxSa a
strict osyty yoae-as the votes yesterday
Mr.. Btbfhsm then reported two reSoIutiou.-
one direct.Uf that the articles OF Impeachment
10 ex hitited IN fhe name OF the House. OF Repre-
seniatiyes and OF ssl the people. and BE- CARRIED
to the senate by The manager. the other an
thor zng the uienagers 10 sppoint clerk ana
and 10 send for persons and papers
Adopted.
Mr. Jen,lS offered as an addf,lsual article thu
one offered by him Monday.
MIR. Eldridee suggested, in derision, that he
also had an article Of impeachment 20 offer.
Without taking a vote on Mr.. Jencks propo-
Sition. the House. at half past i've O'Clock, ad-
ourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-04
DY WIN L. WALL q CO, Auctioneers,
ID Original h orse and Carriage Bazaar,
s. Louisiana avenue.

SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
On THURSDAY MORNING. March S, 81 70
O'Clock, we will sell at the Bazaar, a number of
Saddle Carriage aud Work Horses,la full descrip-
tion at sale, > comprising about
THIRTY HokSEs AND MULES.
suited 10 Harness and Saddle. full description ct
sale.
On SATURDAY MORNING, March 18th, about
FIFTY HORSES AND MILLS.
large collection Of New and Second hand Bug
gies, Rockswsys, Carriages, tx press Wagons and
other vehicles.
Also,
large collection Of New and Secondhand HN-
nese. &C, at private sale.
Regular sales days-Tueedays, Thursdays end
SATURDAYS " irhout ~ gard 90 weather
Carr iages and Harness nj way. at private sale.
NH w. l.. WALL 90 Ances.
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TO.M0R ROW

DY COOPER LATINER, Auctioneerv,
ID tSucc. ssors 10 James c. Mcclure Ce,D
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth
street, Star Once Building"