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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08

Pvrssaat 10 call, . meeting Of the
Registered Voters Of Harrison county
ssssmhlsd a The Cosrthouss IL Mar.
shsi, on Thursday the 9th Of Feb
rssry, II l21 o'clock. Ia mosiss
Js1es George l.sss was called to the
chair, asd ". r. Hsdgins sppoistsd
Secretary. The object Of the meet.
ise-tAs selection Of suitable candi.
latss for tie coavsstioa--hsvisg
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vis: A. !. Cismussa, A. Howard,
Jsass Tsrasr, z. P. n. Jehssoa,
M. @. Basssts.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08

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u ! 81. hs eould aistiauy ~ aai.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08
Ksero and Chinsss oalfass.


We have San Francisco journals
to Dec. q, containing the inaugural
message Of the new Governor HAight
The Governor says:
The propricty Of admitting the
blacks to suffrage belongs to each
State tn determine Tor itself Had
Congress been able to control this
subject, both negro and Chinese
suffrage would probably have been
forced upon the people Of California
against the will Of the majority.
Ignorance Of the effects Of such leg
islation would have inflicted upon US
evils actually intolerable. SO lar As
California il concerned. the people Of
this State have expressed their oppo-
sition both to negro and Chinese
suffrage. II is = question not Of
inslisnsbls right, but simply Of cx-
pediency. The question is, whether
il will be Of the greatest good to the
greatest number 70 con6ne the cleo
tive franchise to the whites, or to
extend it to the negroes aud Chi.
nese2
A portion Of thoss persons in this
State Who favor negro suffrage hest.
tate 10 advocate Ch;noss suffrage, but
the Congressional policy makes no
distinction. On the contrary, that
policy proposes 70 ignore al discrim.
ins,ioa il political privileges found.
cd on rscs or color, indeed, there Is
no line that can b. drawn, unless
suffrage IL confnsd 10 the white pop
ulstioa.
II it is qssation Of justice, ~
sons ssssrt, asd justice requires the
ballot 70 b. givss 70 the negro, then
il equally requires The ballot 70 b.
given 70 The Chiaaniaa.
If the asgro requires The ballot 10
protect kiasslf, y ~ osAs1 assert,
then The Asissie assds Il 10 protect
hinssk. Thsrs 10, however, 40 truth
10 either ssAtsusat. No priscipal
Of justice 10 involved say mere than
il he case Of fsnalss, Of minors, or
forsignsrs not sstaralissd-sor does
tAs negro nssd the ballot 70 protect
himself aay more than either Of The
other cla.sss referred 70. On the
contrary, Il 10 for The good Of both
tAsas races that the elective ftanehiss
shosld b conAasd 70 ~ whites.
The aid Of Africans OF Asiat3cs would
b ~ evil aad not . bsasat. Il
would intsoaues H. aatipaaAy Of saes
iato our political contests sod lsaA 70
strife aad Nlooashsd. rAs opposl.
tios 70 givisg ~ nsgrc aaa Asiasis
he ballot i not baesd upoa pssdp.
diss o. ill.vill agaissa tAess rsess.
bet upes . conviction Of tAs evils
whish voslA result 70 ~ vhole
country IRON essFspdss he sssres
4 political power witA slsnsaa ~
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08

OF uill0a
Hundreds Of bill Hundred. d
Iona. uands d NJ
Tril'ions. Iiilliona
An English billion 10, tAsfsS
thousand times . Frsach b'lIio'
These superior numbers, s
the thousands Of million'
come into any use In practical
tsrs, aad the aousnelatars fox
Lar usss nay as we'll siof
thosassas u millions. Tn n
system, which calls the !h's
millions = billion, is altogssAer
convenient for American W.
arc, ~ hops, not At oil likely ~
use for more than tea figures .
nominating the snoas' o.
national dsbt which has p~1
this lesson 10 the big agurs.. ]
For all practical purposes ns
~ we'll to call . thousand n'l'i,'
billion, as the Preach do, -
cont nation term two thoasasa
lions two billions, Is to folks
English rule. which would 'ssA
into Impossible practical qua
before 70 6nd uss for the 'A'"
convenient word
THs Texas Tssr CAsE.-or
egrans Of yesterday had '0se
snce 10 The case nov in ~ os
Court Of The United Stats
Stats Of Tsxss r., Wb'A
The casa 10 this; DuFine ~
the Confederate authorize
Dssts sold several hundred 10,
dollars worth Of Tszss 'aesI
bonds, granted the State ~ - III
sral Govsrnnsut to White, ~. !,
Co., Of Ksatacky, ssd essss'.
tics ia New 0slssss. Ans
closing Of the war, The s.saon y :
Ne State, under The provision J
e.sneat, sppssr%d In tGs y.
Court In Washiagtos, sad ~
obtained ~ isjssetios rs'.t
The parties holding shs bose
sold ron drswiag isssFe'' >.
tAs~. Thsss parties ses ~
before ~ eo~ss, aad, thsesE
attorneys, ast shat ths 'sls q h
dissolved, spen he srossd 'a 49,.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08

4 1rsssA pspes ss9pssss that q
vheis nay " ealy - sstsae,uviaa
nsiiss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08

vAlssrssrs AR = G Jsgwssa hes
just received sHares ssppy II Wales.
tine. = biz i'eek stoNs Ahs .,hs vsvy
l.s.s< Lads Baats Nsspk AAsasiass
ssA PetsgSk. Cali ~ - tasa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08

We Ass ssSa.ss1ed - Asassess thaa
~ liss L. u Hsass IN s6aSsa the
RssisssrsA vstsrp, thsk asd vAies, u
Hasris~ cssnsy, ~ ~ Oossthosss il
Marshall, ~ MN Nsitasy, he iosh ~
February.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08

Twelve ssss lseAse pss1ans y
BaglssA ~ Jsauasy la
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08

~TAs Nasshhsshss spss>aA.s. .
ssu vsssly pspss jess sessssd h NaasA.
iassho La, b ~ sss Ahla ~ nes1
appssssase vi1l ssssss ~ \ ~ lhsss
= ~ psA,is. We vlsh \ . hsikAss
lutsss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08

- W sssis ,s~spssf - ss.aa-
..n Jost..l n Asse, leasskSA ~
w~ AscsFa0, tsaiesQls. Il n
saysssisss 4 Dsrsin1 ~ sahes ssshiag
neApss ~ - ieesssf aasisassssssv
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wesAj1ss1ssta esSus elshantwtsl ee'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08

Moas Arrossrnssrs-upoa The re-
soanssaaaios Of Gov Psass, ,As follow
sn6 aAAisiossl sppoissaesss havs bsss
aasosssd, 70 M szistiax vacancies h
tAis Staas
Bowie Cessty--N r. Asdssso~. 10
b. Cssh a. tAs Cosssy Ca~rt.
Kasfoaa Cess4y-A r. JoAssaa, b
h Cisst u he District Cosr; Rsukes
Rosa. y b. Cssaty Coanississer Jss.
Rsyss,ds 70 b. Jassies II he Peace for
Prseiset No. 4
0olisA Coss4y-fAsia Rhede, 70 b.
Cissk n ~ DiaGsist CSsrs; , W l4sas,
70 b Coasey Tssssss~s-
Rxsk Ccsaty-Chassss =. Hardes. 70
b. GAssA
Dssas Coanty - Calsxso Nsass, 10 h
Asssssos asd Collsesos.
0easalss C.nssy-N. n. Bsasy. 70 b
Cssaty Js4se.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08
~ We clip the following from
The Richnosd (vs.) Dispstsh:

RICHMOND TrrR PounDay.-We
psrshAssd type from The foundry ol
Msssys. H. L. Pslesss 4 Co.. Of this
city, before snd sises shs war. IL
durability and faish ~ have foand
il equal 10 ssy ve have ever received
fto1 The bsst foasdriss 10 this eoss.
Try. II has given such sssire aatia-
faction that ~ have ordered from
than . new dress for the Dispatch,
ssd ws vriss this paragraph 10 COST
mend the Richnond Type Pousdry
10 our brethren Of the press ia ths
South. Their new faces Of nevspa.
per type are unsurpassed, and they
faraish every shisg . printer aseds,
ssd 1t The ssne prices Of other Typ
fousders.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08

We have San Francisco journals
to Dec. q, containing the inaugural
message Of the new Governor HAight
The Governor says:
The propricty Of admitting the
blacks to suffrage belongs to each
State IN determine Tor itself. Had
Cnnaresa hAen alba 10 control this
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-29
70 THE CATHOLICS Of NEW ORLEANS
THE NEW ORLEANS MORNING STAR.

For several has been matter OF astOnshment
not say humiliation, that In the metropolis OF the
south, with Catholic community like ours nunerous
Intelligent and truly religious there was not single
is in our city desderatum, intend, with the ap.
Authority Of this Diocese to
terests OF the Catholic Church which will be called tho
,' y 9RLEANs MORNING STAR AND cATHo-
For the intellectual and material departments have
chosen Of faith and talent able editors, and ex-
perenced Managers thoroughly devoted to tho Catholic
form of eight pages.
nency Of the undertaking, it viii be based joint
stock company administered according to the Laws OF
The joint stock company will be composed of stock to
the amount of One Hundred Thousand Dollars in
FIVE Thousand Shares of Twenty Dollars per share
The patronage Of Rev Clergy of the neighborins
dioceses is earnestly solicited.
The whole management will be under the supervision
of committee composed Of four Priests appointed by
the Most and three aymen to be elected
by the stockholders. ..
APPROVAL OF THE MOST REV. ARCHBISHOP
We approve of the aforesaid undertaking, and com
mend it the Catholics of diocese. We appoint
Rev. n. j. Perche President, and Rers. Thomas
Smith and - Flanagan as ecclesiastical members o
'"' IT, NJ Archbishop of New Orleans.
New Orleans, December IL, 1867.
The Parish Priests invited to read this pros
fe>' n. j. PERCHE, V. G..
President of the Committee.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-29

RANT fertility. The character OF these ruins
the extent Of the building to which they ,, ne-
the situation, make one believe at first that
these are the remains Of church-perhaps
the crypt of that Basilica Pacis where the
voice Of Augustine was SO often raised, and
where his tomb was placed. But other in
dications, especially the remains of aque-
ducts, appear to give the building another
destination. The ruins have probably
nothing sacred, and belong to the old els
terms of Hippo--vast reservoirs, fed at a
great expense from the sources Of the
Edough. ~. The Arabs and kabyles OF the
mountains perform some curious ceremonies
portion Of the wall I angle a Of tine
their reason, they reply that a great Roumi
lived here, that his history was written
upon the stone, but that the stone was bro
mi is Augustine; that the stone was trans
ferred from it's place in the ruins Of the Ba-
silica lPacis, where it covered the body OF
Augustine, together with the remains Of the
great bishop, lest the tomb should be pro-
famed by the Arian Vandals on the taking OF
HiDDO.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-29

NEW ORLEANS, january 81 1865
], CHARLES Il. LUZENBURG, District Attorney in
and the First Judicial District Parish of Orloans do
hereby certify that have carefully examined the fore
going Charter of the New Orleans Catholic Publication
Company and that find nothing theren contrar - the
Constitution and the laws of the State Of Louisiana
G. II. LUXEMBOURG
District Attorney Erst Judicial District
]. NJ. ODIN TH0MASJ SWTTH r NJ
n d PERCHE, JOHN b. DUFFY, C. S. r.
PETER HOLTON, JOHN FLANAGAN
JAMES 0D0Wn, THOMAS RENNEy.
p. G. MOHAN D. p SEAMAN
W. j. CASTELL, w b. LANCASTER fec
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-29
IS THE MORNING STAR
BOOK AND, JOB OFFICE,
No. 40 Poydras Street, New Orleans,

This Establishment is now fully prepared to execute all
kinds of JOB WORK. such
CARDS
ENTTG GkTB ars DEE ERTorcEs
MORTGAGES, HEADINGS : :
- CATALOGUES, AUCTION BILLS,
HAND BILLS, BILL HEADS, ~ f.5 '--'-.
PROGRAMMES, BILLS OF FARE,
DRAY RECEIPTS, BILLS OF LAD1NG,
---As-i----- PR0MISSORY NOTES, ETC. ETC, ETC.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-29
Oh A R 7 E R
NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC PUBLICATION COMFY
OF THE

Parish of Orleans. City of New Orleans.
IT KNOWN THAT a. ON THIS r .1 DAY
Ws;s sss :
sss Public
" I'D 1xanS Of the
Of they DO BY these them
objects and under the
The ofacal Of the corporation shall be the New
Orleans Catholic Publication Company.
The business. and legal domcis corporation shall
in Of ca s sss s sos
with the consent of the President
The object paS To publish in
the City New Orleans and make such Other Pabssa
The Vice President OF the Company is the officer
whom such may be served and in whose
rP1a % Ss Eve @
Shares of Twenty Dollars each half of each sub
%aper ees called IN BY
eong Of the act provided said remain
ss at the sns tn sa
| proportional dividend
This Corporation shall commence operations
a Of he
may meet and elect portion Of the Board OF Director
subscribed shall be entitled to stoekholdsrs
ration in liquidation there shall be appointed by the
them. and whose signature shall be binng
the Company in such capacity -
No stoekhodsr viii Be hsd responsible for liabili
ty OF the Company beyond the amount OF his stock
There shall be NO sale Of stock without consent of tho
less approved by the Board.
First President q aT the Board of Directors shall BIO
the Most Marie odn. ''@>'''' ''N'' "
The Board of Directors shall consist Of besides the
an so ha ns S the sh sa DO
other members to be elected by the
removed by the President and their places filed with
SPPe ante by him a. Sqnsny as he shall see
the stockholaeSs subsection 70 their
ls.dsns tie complete q tie nsw.pspeT
general business of the corporation he
\ ARTICLE KIN.
The three shall be elected
month Deoember aftr the rst eiection1 on such
Be b S of
sssh majority Ssas vote.
In 2 OF bg
1S Drestors Of this class The Vice President to de
|
ARTICLE XIV.
on1 % shall be the
in the control of the the affairs OF the
No of Board Directors shall receive any
the paper for Which
compensation ~
The President shall his Office until his death or
ARTICLE XVII
Upon vacancy in the office of President occurring in
%
sao ans S
three Directors of the first class shall appoint
The Board Of rec aac sbs T SaTs snt,r. o,., 81 M
I
and time Equalization of the paper They
as s I'm
and o
Tns act may be amended by vote of the
twehiIds of all the votes entitled to % cast each
Board and ap
The term for which this Corporation formed shall be
twenty five years.
sh91S
1 rate nt and Ils added
q her
s right
shares upon which any instament may be due
to be sold at auction otherwise the Board
advisable.
. New ORLEANS, January 81, 1868.
CHARLES b LUzENBURG, District Attorney. in
and for the First Judicial District Parish Orleans
hereby certify that have carefully examined
going Charter of the New Orleans Catholic Publication
Company and that nd nothing contrary to the
Constitution and the laws of the State Of
: G. II. LUZENBURG
| 80 district Attorney First Judicial District.
j. M OOlN THOMASJ. SMITH, C. NJ,
fE5E Eh HSH4ox ? g9HN Ft RHSEEEA & IS
JAMES 0DoWn THOMAS gENNEy.
r e. NOLAN, d. p. SCANLAN
w. j. CASTELL, W. b. LANCASTER fec
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-29
EDUCATIONAL.
CT MARY'S COLLEGEDIRECTEDB BY THE
Christian BrothersCorner of Poyefarre and Foucher

CT MARY's CoLLEGrDIREcTED BY THE
Christian BrothersCorner of Poyefarre and Foucher
streets, New Orlesns, La.
This Institution incorporated by act Of the Legs
lature Of the 1883 and empSxered to grant DHo
many for the physical moral and
situated In quiet and healthy Part 81 the
Of public confidence il has gainsd and the annual
eminent is mild and yst firm IN re
received from another College vithout unesosptionass
and morals not sstisfsctcry Pupils of All denomi
nations admitted and their religious opinions are
unrestricted. TERMS: u i.Ifi ~
Payments made quarterly in advance as follows:
The frst first Monday September the second,
on November 18TH the third February 1st and the
fourth, on April 18th. -. N'- =
Observation-Disclosures and Commercial Courses
per quarter Of u months. SIS 90
Tuition-Second and First Preparatory Glasses, per .
ruition-Third Preparatory Class per quarter of . -.
Tuition-Fourth Preparatory Class, per quarter of
Half Boariern Observation-Disclosures "a %
YN EXTRA CHARGES.
Music-PianO per quarter. .e!S ~
q Violin 1strings furnished, per quarter IL OO
q Flute or any other Wind Instrument per a. ,o
Drawing ~ w
afxart ha hepu q
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-29

Prescriptions carefully compounded. All the stanar,
Patent Medicines and Per,fumcry for sale.
The business is carried for the family of the at
DIR. WILLIAM CLEARi, and the public may icPent
that nothing but fresh genuine articles will b.
sold or used d. p SEAMAN,
fc9 u For the Administration.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-01-09

ouR You've Folks ToR JANUARY
CONTESTS.
Holiday Romance. Part /. By Charles Dick
ems, With . Full-Pags Illustration BY John
Gilbert.
Emlly's New Resolutions, By Mrs. H. B. Stowe.
Cast Away In the Cold. Part vi. BY /. /.
Hayes.
wlde-Mouthed Kuhn. By Mrs. A. NJ. DiaS.
Christmas Wishes. By Louise 2. Chollet.
The Wind and the Ivy Vine. BY Samuel ".
DuhiIed.
Mr.. Turk, and What Became Of Him. By Lou,
lee G. Moulton.
What the Winds Bring. By Edmund c. sted-
man.
The Little teacher. By Sophie May, Author OF
"Little Prudy' Stories.
Cash. ByuCaroline A. Howard.
Inland and Shorthand, BY Helen G. Weeks.
Children's Hymn. By Mrs. Anna N. Wellsi
Music, by T. Weber.
Round the Evening Lamp. " ith capital Enig
mas Refuses and Puzzles.
Our Letter-Box
ETThb number Of Our Y0ang Folks has .
Steel Portrait Of Mr.. Charles Dickens.
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-01-09

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for January,
has the FIRST lnslaIIment Of Charles Diekens's new
Story, George sIiyermans Explanation, ," writ
ten expressly for the Atlantic Monthly. # also
has the following contents
The wife. An idyl Of Besucamp Water, by
John @. Whittier.
FIotsam and Jetsam. Part /.
Plttsburg. By James Parton.
Doctor Molkes Friends. The nrst Of series
Of papers on "Arctlc Life" by Dr. 1. |. Hayes.
The Combat Of DIomed and Mars. Translated
from Homer, by W. C. Bryant
Our Second Girl. A short story, by Mrs II. B.
Stowe.
Oldport Wharves. By 7. W. HIggInson.
The Late President Wayland BY Prof J.
Lewis Diman.
By.WayS of Europe. Avisit to the BeleariC
Islands. Part II. By Bayard Taylor
Aspects Of Culture. BY Ralph Waldo Emerson.
In the Twilight. A poem, by James Russell
Lowell.
Mrs. johnson. short story, by W. D.
Howels.
Hawthorne In the Boston Custom-House.
From the Unpublished Papers ofNathanIeI Haw.
thorne.
The Old Masters in the Louvre, and Modern
Art. By Eugene Benson.
Reviews and Literary Notices.
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-01-09

RUN oFP.--Before the election there
" as q man working in the rebel printing Office
In this place who called himselfE. NJ. Aud. he
had family. but his family never h ad been in
the county, prior to the election. He voted the
copperhead ticket at the election. In taking
testimony In the contested election case, we had
Mr.. Aud Subpoenacd, but we could hot get his
testimony. Some three or four weeks after the
election, he revived the rebel paper, and promis-
cd to run It at least one year; but instead Of
that, he ran of last week himself, owing Mr.. Ba-
ker, Of the American House, s6S.OO for board,
and his boy $500 for work in the Office. We
failed to get bis deposition. Publishers Of rebel
papers need watching.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-01-09

"FoUL PLAY. EVERY SATURDAY for
Jan. 4 has the arSt installment of new Story
called Foul Pl1y," written by Charles Reade
and Dion Boucicault It bids fair to be one of
the most entertaining stories of the new year.
This number of Every Saturday also contains q
Story by Rev. Norman Macleod, an essay on
Family Ghosts" by James Hannay, San Old
Wlfe'G Song" by Jean Ingelow, and several 9th.
eF stories and essays from foreign periodicals.
Ersvy Saturday aims to give Its readers the
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European Magazines and Reviews, and is almost
indispensable to every intelligent American.
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