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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-02
Aston VS.. Pettigrew.

BCCESuANT to order will cell Mt public
Il. cutlery. Mt Abhevi!le Court uouse, On
sale Day in October next, (5) the truct of land
near wilmington, known as "CIIERRY HILL"
l3o2 ACRES, more or less. bounded Ly lanls
ol a. Burt. O. T. Poreher, aud Others.
e15 Terms, half Cash.-As to other half
credit of II months, with Interest. Purchas-
ser to give boAd with two good sureties, (wlth
right to pay the whole in cash and psy for
I'sptrs and stamps.
Titles not to be delivered till payment in
full is ready.
WIN. II. PARKER,
G. f. A.. d.
Commissioners Office,
Sept. 10, 1865.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-02
W VI. II. PARKER
Mcrriman, Ex'r, Us. Clinkscalcs.

Mcrriman, EXT, vs.. Cllnkscalcs.
- URSUANT to order, will cell, at public
4 ouicry, Mt Abbeville Court House, on
Sal" Day in October next ,6) the Real EsIa. c
OF George Il. Ciinkscales. deceased. 1900
ACRES, more or less, in TWO OR MORE
TRACTS. Surveys will be made and platts
exhibited Oh day Of sule.
E53 Terms, huff Cash.-As to other hall, q
credit of ~ p,pntlIs. and interest Purchas-
crs to give bouds with two good sureties and
lnortgugc, and pay for papers and stamps
WM. II. PARKER,
G. E. A. D.
Commissioners Office,
Sept. ~, 1868.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-02

iaikor, Commissioner, vs. J. Il. Lyon.
1)UESCA ANT to order Of Court, will sell
Il ut public outcrY. at ALh.vile Court
iiou'e, on Sale Day in Octobcr next, (5) the
Tract OF Land known as the Willie. ca ,Loun
trnc'' iH acres, ii,orc or less and bounded
oy lands vi }. a. Calhoun, J. Edw'd Calhoun
Edwin Parker and others
"a Terms Cash. Purchaser to paw for
papers aud stamps.
WM. ii. PARKER,
&. L. a. n.
Commissioners Onicc, }
Sept. lO, 1868.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-02
a 7 I" III T. T.:
'MARSHALL HOUSE CORNER"

VrST received fresh groceries, ronsia,inr in
~ part ot
SUGARi. NIL grades
CDFFEE', ltiu, l.oquara and Java,
SYRurSi all grades,
CHEESE & MACCARONI ,(ttalihn)
MACkEREl. in kits half barrels unl bar
rcls.
COD FISH. CRACKERS, SODA, CREAM,
BUTTER. aud SUGAR, CANDLES,
SOAP, SALT, LARD. D. Il. PALS,
BUCKETS. TURS. ClIURNS,
Liquors, and WINES ami every thing else
kept in FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE.
Also complete assortment of Leather Sole
Upper. and Cali Skins genuine Frcnch,) fin
ding general stock.
liberal deduction from regular prices will
he mad. OH all bills Of Leather nni findings
sold To manufacturers.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-02

puRSUANT to order, I will sell, at public
cutlery. at Abbeville Court House, on
Sale Day in October next. (5) the Real Estate
OF JOHN BlsOWELEE deceased, 1900
ACRES. more or lees, bounded by lands Of B
W; Williams. j: w: Power. and others, in
TWO OR MORE TRACTS. Platts will bs
made and exhibited on day OF sale.
eD Terms, half Cash. As to other half
credit Of l2 months, and interest. Purchas-
ers to give bonds it'll two good snreties and
mortgage, AID puy for papers and stamps.
VIM. II. PARKER,
c. E. A. d.
Commissioners Office,
Sept 10. 1868.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-02
.ihb&rihkE -tN Epri7r.

VIM. ". Parker, commissioners, w
j. II. C"bh, rl. nj.
{DIRSl'ANT To nr.lnr nC CrurI, I vill srl,
NJ Ahl'"sil'e t"nr, ltnnS., n. ruLl,r "u'-
rry. IN Sal" Nav in br'"hrr next, 9th th.
'in"' NJ t,nd hear hhb"vil!e known n, H.,
'"''h Tract. "m witch \. u. ltnn,lin rasi,lca
~ fr' traces. sail i'nct h"unl"i hy l,n.l- ui
IL u. War''"w, T. &. Perrin aud othc,a aud
contains III acres tnnra or Less
and stamps.
WM. II. PARKER,
G. +. A. d.
Commissioncr's Office,
Sept ~, 1868.
Sept II, 1868, 20, 3t
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-02

Trustees Of Dc LaHowe vs. Brown.
Ice.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-02
ID. WYATT AIKEN.

Extracts from W. r. DeKnights Report of Blu.
reau Affairs in Abbevillo County, for tho month
Of August, 1868.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-02

'ENHE a4TH COURSE OF LECTURES
l. will be commenced on the lst Monday
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-02

Commissioners Office, !
Sept ~, 1862. !
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

Shreveport, and al places Fast, Do
psrts Mondays, Wednesdays, AID Fri
DAYS Ate A. y: arrives On the saoe daya
II 6 ~.
Western by way Of liesaessea s'sa
Crockett, departs MosdAya, We1sssaa ~,
AID fyidsys at g A. ~; arrives Tsesd'Ays,
Thursdays, and sassrtays u ~.
Northern. W way d lsesF.oa, Csases-
vile. &c, departs tuesdays, thursday
asA eaaufas5p ~ 6 a ~ srrivs~ sAns
days at 6rn
Tyler, ~ way Of SsasviIbe, departs
Mondays ssd Ihsvsdays ~ "A. - ~,
rives Taea.lsys and Thsr.dAys u p y
Dallas, By gay 81 Gil.es. i.itoe~.
Ac der.rt. Mondays rsd Fridays u
6.s arrive. Wednesdays 80 asAsss
days at q IN.
Gan Augustine, by why y 0sasd
Biur Carthage, &C., depsrs. rhsssaays
at g A NJ; arrives wedsssdays q > =.
Pnsr Ovrux kMplASSHa-Ths On.
Gee VII vi. * .;.-ec-s 49, sinsed - Sllews
Oplsd - 5 orscrs, A. y; eiussd q
l2 cri~.k. a. ~. re-~esusd ~ sSoeh,
p. ~; closed 81 : o eket, y y.
Opened % Saadays nj ' c'sterk a. y,
fov one boar 1s .as
Al yerso.s Will he iaiihfaIly served
daring otkce hosrs, and moe need apply
al other times for they will bs ysfased.
HENRY KAwSpS, r n
Novenbes, s5sk 1861
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

ADo4 = 91nn1nv~eAo ulu1nnnB.
Tvs essslssss, hsssrs HssAatp
40 Tsyles, artivsa >: ~ PISS =
slss s,satss. ssAsise ~
rse yisg isDslli ses, ~ Hlbrises
1,tIsses. ~ 4 tAs nssssu.s -
g. WE'D - A1)sr KY, ~ ~
srfssasa. Ne ~ espssvd 10 tAs
opss psairie, o. Saturday svssisg
last, .hsus ssvsa uilss North east Of
0SsaviI's, II H6as Ssassy. n
seems that NJ. .. Hushasds Who m
engaged II hsstisg stock, net Hob
issoa % ~ prairie ssa rssogaissd
hin, bat bsing saar.sd, pssssj hin
without appearing to aolics hin.
NJ. Husbands shsr rssshisg hs~s,
ehssssd BIZ slotAs hastily, sad pss-
csrisg the assissaacs Of two Of biz
ncighbers, Mr.. Fnak Keaaedy aad
Mr.. Joha Mastis. psrsssd aad over
took the murderer short distance
IRON who're he met hin. Tks par
ssisg party rode W withis = fsv fbss
Of Robissos before h wss aware Of
their issestioas. Amer srrsslisg
hin they started with him to this
place, On Sunday they stopped for
dinner 81 Mrs. Tsylor's ia Wood
county, where Robinson attempted
suicide, Ssirisg the carving katie,
be told Mrs. Taylor he would show
her . trick she had sever sssn before,
and proceeded deliberately 10 cut his
throat, inAicting severe and
ghastIy wound, but from which il il
thought he will recover. lls wss
left there until able 10 travel. lie
confessed. ~ We learn, his connec.
tor with the murders, and directed
hn cspsors to place near Green
Colcnans, where Pos, his compaa.
ion in crime, Who was captured At
Colsman'r, had buried portion Of
tho money. Robinson did not seem
TO ksov the exact spot, bat sftsr
diligen. search II was found. II vas
Ill In gold, ard anosstsd to o.. 020.
The whole country will rejoice to
leara that the psrpssratom Of this
outrageous murder aud robbery have
been captured, aud it is hoped they
will meet, with the punishment thsy
no richly merit The execution, by
law, Of few Of the murderers II
Tsxss, Who arc exhibiting such =
contsmps for hunsn life, voald OK
erciss q most beneficial Influence.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

Mesars Wharton h ilIinsswcrth No.
SO Common street. New Orleans, are tho
duly authorized Agents Of the Rspssb-
lean in that city,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

1eoee9 wtesas a iseens n
- shisa issludss his pssais
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

Akssv1asARr o. rnu DArrln
o. San JAclsro,-Ths 0slv,,,o.
New y 10 leu says:
. "J.asiss iso~ rssssas isd,s.t,e..
~ will = ~ rssa glessess ~
esas'ss q 6as Jssists IN p. ~,
sstss plass s1ass ~ plsso - ~
~, .s.s.ss's : - ~ I'd ( April, s.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

fAssiy Gsoessixs. ---Osr ulA fsisnd
Mr. |. u. Carter has lsAsgkt 0al Nj. J.
&, Elstner, No . o. ass I.sscs, -
Shreveport lie has = large stock u
groceries
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

- See the sAvertisswess Of NJ
} A. Bssdash He has - shoiss ~
sort'ssat ksspiaa ainasa everything
cosssstsd wltis.hi IIwr, ssd sslliax veg
cheap,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25


ssss. esv lass report the rives %.
psstss this point csstis ssd 70 reseas
sstil hcadsy, whes il esus to .
stssd. The all II oil Up 10 that
tins vsa ahess tAirtssu ~. The
pssssst svssl will prebably keep H.
rsves o. stssd fes . lev dsys, bul
wsH hardly asset u otAsswiss. We
hevs lee savieatisa 70 III poisss thls
80 n ~ PaM Gbsvs tAs rafl ~
Asvs SD ssvisstisa - ~ uosth
q Littls river. From ia e0ssrv Il
~ Isse hnass cut ~ lsass Inst he
nsis sivss sbsvs Lisais vss taliins.
81 : snail riss vas sosiss oct Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

~ The Csoeks>l Argus Ails v coa.s
u ws IN loskisg u car nsn hsst, ~
lad the fault y osss, The NAME haviax
heec sccidsatly erased. win ssr 20
,A.posasy asssps ~ sepasUi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

High Private" tDs. 0ilbsrt)
has started daily Al Galveston II "
gra,uitously distributed, tho advertise
mcnts pay ing the expsnsos.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

Hos. Jobs Pesyths. Ia . seess
49,, r Tres Washiastea ssys IL ~
Dsoessats, IL ~ JAY CoeysalIos,
. !. . vs. a.a prvSsss .slsssisa i
sasss essdislsis IN ~ Presidency
s.Sss = svsIy reason 10 hops Ny
I'LL sNeep u essntYx.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

A vALuAnLs CSusssv OsSscs M
SA,H-w. n. Ssasdhsd, psopvsstss 4
~ lso.sisr Beasss, y,ssikhsd 1t issls-
~, lsossier parish, Ia, osen his es,eb.
lIahmsnt for sale.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

II eaiy proof thai stanton ~ .
sss:sessss u, that Il has ns1s hin
sssa . coward H. aston laa.
That = psesf esly with psssls
whs vssd sAstspsass. Tssss pAllss-
eSAy y shssd Of that. Hsss hey
vesA simply soasIsds ihas h ~ !
rAss ir<v.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

~ Mr. H. II. Martin. u the Arm Il
H. Martin \ Co, who has just sslurasd
troa New Orlssns, prsssatsd % with .
lats paper, for which We sstars hisa oar
thanks
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

sxy- Buy yoar cigar, pipcs, cisa-
retsa., and smoking sohscco II Keenes
A choice lot Of cigars just received.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25
A Night psabrv.s, II o,s,is,.

for human life, w0Ald ex-
erciss q most beneficial Influence.
A Night Di1brsass II opiaiss.
A radical correspondent thus sslo-
gisss Beast Butler and bis late
sl,,sch.
1T was eagerly listened to, aud At
many portions oft his audisne. nnng
"poa his words in Yspt attention.
His yesssre was elective asd good I;
his rsrsons.. appes-- nee tina. Of the
disaifsd gentleman his argsnsnt
close, and 10 the point; aad l bst
vs.csho the general expressions, even
Of his oPPeaenss and the oFposents
Of impeachment, whsa ! say that il
was ore Of the bsst sassts ever pat
forth II ths Uaissd Saatss Senate,
even In The paimisst days Of the ora.
tory Of The Republic"
Aso<her oo.reapo,dsnt st... lat
Butler rssa his "spseoh 10 Ne nost
dull and spiritlsss manner, wisA hk
eye., on aceouat Of his near sighted.
~. .h;.h /. ..,..a a.. -. - :.
In. ;...,v,,. - a.. .m.- ~. a..
u. q, st,.., r,;.r..x var, ,;,.,. -.
t.o,,o. "a. n.id 70 ,hc ,.,d;,,
s,th.r nm. H. Aoo, os N. S.,.,.
a, /. -. ,.,,..;.. A,.,h.. 49,
r,sco,ae,t ~. of ths .reo,h. arh.
.,saeh /. ,rot., ~ 49,, h. ~. "A.
nIrsr, Of M. Butisr .. an .....d.
isplv dali ..a fssbls .so,t a. .ho,.
of a. x,c,, .,,....,;o.. ,l...1 ,,o.
Il. M Rutls, r..a -. r.,-;a.h,.
aoe.nsnt. which .ovs,.d .h,,tv .,,h.
pr;,t.d n.ge.. in . TN. md .....,.
vbieh would rather ..sr..t w;.;cr,
tia. sob.r s.r....." IN. as,,v.,,
i. ala 10 b. .,r,;hl. II. .,..ch
a grated "a h.,.A,v nm. ~. az. ~
The l;.,...r.. ,,d -. ,,.....h,, "a
v..,x;.s "a -. .o.,& ,As. !. -.
c,..a 5000. 4. 49,. 60
800. II ~. 4,
a.. ~. ,,....,.. ,x-...--'..
,.,;,v :. ,,..-.s ~ ~. ~. :,
n. d;.co,a.,,, RI. ,,w;.-. ..,s.
~. - ~. -. :-.,.:
-.
s,..,.- - 80. ~. . ~ ~ ~.
u...,,. ' 49, ~. ~. ,.,
{. ..~..,.s Il =. s-..-,..- n
..~.n-I - -
...-..s 49,, -. 80 - n " :.
-, s.,. :. s.... =. -
MA. .s-. - "a.
49,. ..~,r ~.
r. .;..." :. So !. = -, ~
-. -.s
~.,s~. - - -. $780,, - ~" !.
-....... - ..~,r- A..r
" ~ y. ~
u out b0tVeen M te0th like tko
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

- N lA1ts 4 sAssvspssa wsss
tshssu ha1 . slssveessy esstiwl = ths
Ape1se sAsssA = ~ str, - viaag
sssula& ~ ~ hsns1t = ~ ssstay
seAs1 = ~ sAaDsA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

AxerrEs ArEpEa. Tho Jeasrsoa
Tinss lsa~s Naa two men, ono M
ksows, aad The other blisA naa b,
~ nsas Of 0rsss, sAot ed killed 4
yosae Esnalssaa, whoss naas h not ~.
nssssrsd, ssss sslpA~r Spsiaes, fsv
days siaes, asd thea atesnptsd "a out.
rags spoa A's sister. whs was viii bin
~ The tine he vas killed, sad wers
oaly dstsrrsd ffoa ecassnsataag tAis
lass ses d vilAiay BY the Approach d
so7s wagoasFs, Who wsrs stlsustsA h
her BY her erlss Of distrssa TIE VII
hias escaped.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

~ IN ePsss sf0sA Msals, slsess
" 49, ~ II tAsssAni wsias vstsa
- ~ vuti6saAiaa = ~ ssasttn.lisa
= AiaAAsa, ~ ~ ~ nahise
svssy pssstAs &s1sssisa, ~ seasatasr
- hssaf ~ hsaAsa y ssss 49,
lkcssasA nstssig.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

aU- Our ssssemsd friend Judge
Joseph Mason, who arrived Al hoss
frsss Now orlsAns, o. Aoadsy sveaisg,
very kindly presented IA win lats city
papers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

- Ths Gsssas1Is ls1spselssl ~
p,aIas II ~ ssss1viag ~ Tssas ~
pshaisAa. We hass bsss sse6iao \
ssgnisriy. bst - Il M tluSses1 = ~
"t'AsAIaA~,' e - l'tsast ~ -
- ~ esups = = 49, sasags ~
1913 - ssmssaiss sAsssanllv = ~
lalspentess h eessaAiai y ~ sil4ssiaI
kaggassaA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

COCK Coe1BspoNDkNcs.-The DsI-
~ HssaA sivss the origin Of The
Pssss asa Hancock correspondence
vAisA May have doubtless forgotten.
"Ths osigia Of Gov. Psssss's 6rst
letter - ~ uaderstasd b this: A
naa BY ~ nane Of Bleck, Radical
Representative from UvaIde county.
M halsd b. . mas sansd, II ~
Fssos3sse ssishA - Wall. Ovisr
y ~ ~ oder Of 0su. 0siAs, L
~ iule1os y ~ . jusy for he
MI sfW6li. Tbs jsa.s Il ths dis.
ira ueas applisstioa = surrss,e1
10 Pssss - kavs Wsn lid b. !
nili1sgy seoalasisa.
"psass ssaessd ths spp,issties
ssa tbssss1sd h fas ~ eessi1svs.
~ - sStisa Of 0sa. Haasosk.
fAs ht1ss sulnsd he spp,isaeiea It
H. fbllsWaag tbasoss, ~: n sess.
~ - = . stses Of psstssad pssss,
~ eegth weso uatraameDe1 b tAs;r
lsgnl tssis1is1isa and essssiss 4
thsts h0l psvsss, asd hat Il vosll
= dsasusD y The aibsy II slvil
ihesy = ~ sseh prsesdssa. PEGS
~ aseWeFea 10 a esmnusisssies
lkssaGA ~ columns n he SEW. |
papssA wAisA ELECTED ths splssdja
L.i1o~ - o. n.h -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

Pro. Of Texas iiepsblican and T'sass.
scpts,aber ~, 1887
uwr New OvtcN W. Agcsses.
Messrs Wharton h ililnsswcrth No.
SO Common street, New Orleans, ase tho
duly authorized Agents Of the Rsp'b'
lean in that city.
~ A cross mark IN paper denote
that a subscribers ine has expired.
We intend, hereafter, 10 Do cash basi-
ness. II l. more troahls N collect
'wsp~psr subscriptions thas they afs
u0AsR1vAT1v1 nAss M11Tu0.
a mas. meeting Of the Conservatives
of Harrison county, will assemble Al the
Courthouse in Msrshail, On
Saturday the Oth Day Of MAY,
preparatory 70 thorough organization.
Every citizen opposed to the Afflesnk
ration Of the State, IL requested 10 attend.
sy- !. H. Lewis has = iasxs assort
,acnt Of Iloots, Shoes, Hats, To-, sbrsve-
port la. ses oasd II another ccauaB
.s- n. d.. p;..... ~ ~. T.,..
r,n-... c,-,.nv "a, .sc,n. o,,, ,h.,..
e. n-...
ssy- p.v Won, .;,nr. ,;nr. sim.
,.,,o. and .,.,L;ry ,nh.rso :. r zane.
A .ha;.. t., ..r s;a... 49,. .s.;..d
-!
Is '"'a"'u '""s '"' ""ys@'"'
-. , ,...a
-.-----
ing" '!'see .p'. ""os'v
mas sAr'ca . as"y ~ ''a''e'"a ~"
gFa'u''oas'y aiS'F'oase"' inc sa'e'''''
--,-~-.-----
"as es'seaaea 's'sna .Sase
'osei" "ss"a' ~"" arrived ~ """'s
"'s' Now oFnA"s' o. Aeeasy ssea'ss'
very ''"''' P''''"'s' W. WIN '~'' 81"
- MI ~ H. Martin. q the n" u
IL "s'ss y 70 ~so aes )sss fss0s.sa
'Fo'" New oF'ssa.' pssasssea .. WI" :
i"ss paper '"F w"'eh We ssssFs h.a oar
-.----A---------
u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

NJ. -, =,
We ss:ra sais john Portsea VS.
s.''oo - rorssrs h'es 'ast Saturday,
~ ~ ns.sS bess. Bsse vas
,sw ~ Afterwards killed BY
49, ~. fo'ssos' brother Il JsAs
,I os"c - "s AVE sos bssa SHE y
lear" ~ Psresslsss.-- Obrsiosss o..
The Corie.sa Observer ,.ys tb..
ss- - n'ss' 2. shs xStA u. -
IgpsH{ 2. so'd'ess eoanaaesd y
~. n. 'asso.n, .Feess:eatins ~
s ~. uovs'n q tae vss!3 evss Nv
sss.1Pse q sAe mrn q II. Darss
~. ~ -. n. P.sssL,aas - s :. g:
Y" s.s,s IN s. ~ - ktssAss, I'D
' ~ ay.'". !. ,nd hsipss tAssasslvss
~. = esses. ea!ekssA aad
\; ~ ~ s ssass - * they vaats1.
q. 49, ~. ~. - psssa called o.
y; s... .'ss. s. =. 'saeasr.sso. ios IL
~ ~ y ~ q. = = :. ssssivsd IL cool
-. s.As - . - vat i ss.s ~: T.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

i'usocsAssu Nus MxxriSa IN ~
Fsasesl n several Old and and pauns-
ssns citissas, Ne haye issaed a'ean ~
. Mass Nsslius Of H. Demoesalis q
CoaasrsAsivs s:sbsss II lIarrssos eosn
y, y ccAyeas = hasuhsll ~ Hamsday
'hs W aay It Ma, ~ s.sssa u siss
gives, Mn sasbh svsry 90 b ssss,ys
~ lsts&sssse, - ~ 10 ~ pssssaA
We sasnot 10 strongly srEs . esssr,l
ssssssaaaee. tsisitas nssasaes have bssa
hid 10 ainnst every sssssy In Ne t,ss1e,
asd via ~ vrsy bssl rssaits Ossaa-
isatiea = isdiaPsasabls; Gus sslsss slsps
arr satsa ~ aaIasa "a sGbsavs go.
uitioa b radleal daniaatioa, 10 6esls
will b isystsivsahly ruiHsd. W. ~.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

~ he way frissa d oars - iron
Aasshaa, says yo~ psopls. ~ thsa Wy
ss3l eees BY ~ bsaAsl SOW. Hsw 3
~ seishhos f-AssfA- Hsssvvx.
kess ~ vssJ pisasishl bst ~ hsvs
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sossthias uish VI ssp wAish sahsssi
hs vIsloa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25
,;obsRHyATlvY HAe1 MI1Tu0.

a mas. meeting Of the Conservatives
of Harrison county, will asssnbls Al the
Courthouse In Msrshall, On
Saturday the 9th Day Of May,
preparatory 70 thorough organization.
Every citizen opposed to the AffIesnL
ration of the State, 10 requested 10 attend.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25

20 attempt 10 sosrupt Gen. Emory
that the P7saidsat ssves eoatsnplated
ssisg force, that his 1ssl object ia
quoting Gen, 0hermss, VS. for tho
good Of ths sessiss, AAd IL benefit
Of al the psepls 10 break his reIs.
tioas With Stanton ~ second, to
briag The tsnurs Of okce bill
thresgh 6tastas's compilations, BE-
Tor: |, lr..a Tftess.s,ss.:i1 =,
sas tsAass - - ~, ths fact Of
violation invslvlse ~ criminal in
tsat shAsesa n ~ articles.
fsers Nave ~ NY change. Of
votes II iassslssnessy qsssssoss, but
!. every insteses, pplsls % account
Of isfofuality, ! ii ksisst number
of esnstsfs kavs vsled With the mt
nosity 10 pssvsas eesvioticn ; win
ireM : to Z votes 10 spare on ~
very important e~sseioas Involving
The facts issttfy isg Or sxeusias, ne D,
Prssaasst; rsssivisg ftom e TO "
yotss, including hessvsr, Motton'
sAa - ~ sass Conki,',
This eeaslnsiss = sssssia, II inc
Prsaidsat b eeevists1, sesstors Will
hare 70 essl3ly thsssslsss With re-
Iard Y ~ esslAsiea ftAs evidences
Hhieh thsir votes declared pertinen.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-25


tho ether . brother Of W. ghssil,
The thieves spirited tho s.isusla
away, ssd then ~ Ballard AID biz
three friends II dsasacs. Ths psr.
ssiag party ware bullisd. absssd, .sd
had 70 lsavs without say ssasess,
s'ad, It spssars. 70 ssesps with Who'll.
bones. The Colonel conns,di.r
the post treated thsm no bssssr than
sAs siilasss. NJ. Ballard adyiiis
pssssss aos y 70 y Jssksboso slle,
stolen property. II BIZ aeseuss ~
TIRE, heasssy IL At . disoosal II that
eosasy. f
We lsars fsen tks NJ p,ss,s.l
Prsss thsrs vas : ssssss' jill Ss,ivssy
At ~. Pleasant = - slghs u ID.
ilsh last. The jail, Il sesns, vas
Insecure, ed ~ psissssrs b. pro.
esFiss . key sssaesa 10 opsa u.
door. They had to p.ss ! ssasi,,l
.. ssa'a. n aish. bsiss dsrk,
~ slipped aoisslsssly ous vishs.,
Sssss ssss, szespt . ms ~ ~
ssos Of Laadtsoep, W. vss ,ho.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-04-28
Daniel Webster and Jenny Lind.

Jenny Lind gave concert at Washington
during the session of Congress, and cent invita-
tions to the President, Mr. Fillmore, the MEM
bers Of. the Cabinet, Mr Clay, and many other
distinguished members of both houses of Con-
efess. 1t happened that on that day several
members of the Cabinet and Senate we're dining
with Mr Bodsco the Russian Minister His
good dinner and choice wines had kept the party
Nebster, Clay, Crtteaden, and others came in.
hether from the hurry in which they came,
or from the heat of the room. their faces were
u T. aushea, and the.s I'll y, ked somewhat fur
RI Ate the applause VIZ =,i.i1i. ,is>-e gen,
tlchien had been received had sasgie.e.. aad
si,eace WIS once more restored the second part
of the concert was opened by Jenny Lind with
Hail Columbia" Atthe close of the first verse
Websters patriotism boiled over; he could stand
it no longer; and rising, like Olympian Jove, he
added his deep, sonorous, bass voice to the chorus
Mrs. Webster, who sat Immediately behind him.
kept tugging at his coat tail to make him sit
down or stop singing; but it was of no earthly
use. and at the close of each verse Webster joined
in, and it was hard to say whether Jenny Lind
Webster, or the audience were most delighted.
At the close of the air. Mr. Webster arose, hat in
hand. and made her such bow as Chesterfield
would have deemed fortuue for his son, and
which eclipsed DOrsay's best. Jenny Lind,
blushing at the distinguished honor, courtesied
to the Aoer; the audience apnlauded to the very
echo Webster, determined not to be outdone
in politeness, bowed again; Miss Lind re-conrte-
sled, the house re-applauded, and this was re-
peated eight or nine times