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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-23

~ Under date Of October 18th,
Gen. Reynolds, issued the subjoined
order, a copy Of which he sends US in
circular form.
On the night of Sunday, the 4th
inst, = body Of about one hundred
and twenty armed men, wearing
masks and otherwise disguised broke
into the county Jail at Jefferson, one
of the most populous cities in Texas,
aud murdered four prisoners there
confiued-oac white man and three
freedman. Similar outrages have
been pcrpetrated in various parts of
the State, under circumstances which
show concert Of orga nixation and
action among bands of outlaws.
Citizens, white and coored, have
been warned BY them to leave their
homes, crops and property, within a
specified time, on pain of being muir
dcrcd.
Therefore. it is hereby ordered
that all civil officers in this State,
who are empowered by law to make
arrests, also military commissioned
officers Of every grade, on duty in
this Military District, arrest, on the
spot, any persons wearing mask or
otherwise disguised. Such parties
will he held in custody and the cir
eumstanccs fully reported to these
Headquarters Tor Instructions.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-23

M,arn,ri, Insa, August T. lses.
In calling attention To She auciu-ed circu.
lsr, / dvsiIe tu "a, lev suttis. ,, way u
explanation. The pan offered iuf consider
sil,n Will IN regarded a. novel nH,is ~
tiielHising Il a printing uthr, ~ fset ilu uut
kuuW that su,h a thing Vas rt'f dunu be
fore. Int e~ uuls pfvpo~o 10 obtain for
the establishments What vunshlst It, slur.
and tu conduct he scheme npnh faif and
..ipnsCic basis I can -, 20 impToprirtS In
thus dispo-lng II this property
fut several mouths | iANN been du~ifpus
q selling uet ono VI ih.ss ofice-. have
fuund hs, a, my time u hie, the labor,
anxiety, and responsibility eonnsetsd with
III. eorI,c, management u tive lsrHs ne~s-
paper establishments, ~as mo than ] was
able 20 beet tH mature ferecilon A. TO
hos ! would sell, 1 came 81 ihs conclusion
that ihr lesi -sY wa o. pat isith - them
up Al iuittr6i aud let tbs p,fss n drawing the
fftuaAtH tt,kst, make hs own selection ~
to siieh Dee wunld tahc, The roIfo'i,esr q
this conclusion VIII sptsati - think, ab,t-
upa, uuntred ~ H,tlinK wt tbs property
paftly on TINT dspundnf on The csfrect
management nf the pnfrhsH'f ta his sbili'
ty 30 pey promptly tis balance u the pur.
rita~o uuiirs. whrh would have 10 do,
40 al probability. % disposed 4 II at pti.
,atr sale, SGT III htll yHine q q Ia rsst at
uu,u,
The holder 81 the fo,tanal, iiel,, gsts
,, ~ ~ y. -. 49, r.,
liNn'uh .'" ~, $3.50 -, - .,'.',,i 4, !.
uN"" :" ~ 49," '','9 ~ ~,
,',.',,.,,, .,'I -, u,a,,,,s, ,, ia,i,,... I.
ll"l,i,t "''' - .i''.'.t ~, ,...i.,.sI
Ia lsst N, tnnntLs. and an ,t,ds frasitas til..
""i ~ I, ~"'i,, ~ 80,
i"i wv H"h ~, W. ' 'N''.' ~ -" =,
wv uNi'' n'. ."'"'n-
Nvi'l ,"' 10y 'n ~ t',@" ~ ~, IN
""N'"'' ~ t, v't'',h - 80
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-23
SWs&M Notices.

ATTENTION YouSo MgS's Co>sgnvA.
TIVE CLua.-fho regular meetings of
this Club will be held hereafter ut the
Courthouse, every Monday night by
order Of the Club
7, T. HAWLEY, President
J. :. DrSSIcA, Sec ry.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-23
DAVID McpIlAlL,
WATCH.nAxxH AND JIVELxI

MOULD respectfully soaoancs 10 his
W cid irieads and patrons, that h. IL
again at work ~ his Old stand. North
aide 81 the Public Square. where he 10 de-
s'foas Of sgzin receiving . literal share OF
public patronage
bevmber ! '65. ni4u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-23

~ We copy the following inter
esting extracts from the Shreveport
South Western of Wednesday;
Since our last weekly report the
river opposite this point has reccded
only 8 inches, leaving it last night
about III feet above low water mark.
The fall Is unusually slow, consider
ing tho rise was from the upper river
and run down in two or three days.
CorroN.-Tuesday the market
opened quiet, though firm, at q hc.
About noon, there being good de.
mand, prices advanced to 21i. At
4 p, NJ. dispatches were received,
quoting tho market tc. lower in New
York, with New Orleans unchanged,
causing our market to ::close at 81 to
2lic, for low middling.
The BossIER WAR-Wc cons
versed with \ gentlemen who lives in
the vicinity CT the place Of the late
troublc in Bossicr parish, and no in
formed US that with the exception of
two or three places, the work of cot
ton picking was going an as usual /;
bin fact the hands worked better than
before, and that they had no mind
for politics. One plantation, he
Ftated, was short nine hands, another
-four, and others one and two.
Whether they were killed in the
Eight or arc hid in the woods is not
known. As yet it is not known how
many negroes were actually killed
md probably never will be. The
fivil authorities Of Bossicr are invcs
ligating the ma..or.
Broke alphabetically evening
lbout two o'clock, the following pris
pncrs, confined in \ cell in the sec
bnd story Of the parish jail, made
|heir escape by unlocking the door
rom the inside NJ Hood, found
guilty: Of murder J. l.. Heipman,
charged with burglary, Ben. Gregg
Dry, under sentence Of death for the
murder Of Van Arsdel, of Bossicr
parish J. Alexander, charged with
arceny. All Of them succeeded in
kctting away, except Williams, who
ras arrested by deputy Sheriff Stur-
cess, aud brought back to the Jail.
This man having been brought
back, showed how ingoniously the
prisoners had picked the lock.
ENGINE ron THE SOUTHERN Pa
tIrIc RAILRoAp.-Wo learn from
sapt. J. l.. koups that the Fra No.
10, Capt. Isaac Couns, lett Memphis
yesterday for Shreveport, via New
Orleans, having on board locomo-
i've and other material for the South
rn Pacific railroad.
The OCTOBER ELEcrIoNs.-Wc
re yet without the official returns OF
he late elections in Ohio, Indiana,
nd Pennsylvania. 1t is, however,
Generally conceded tina, Pennsylva-
ia has gone for the Republicans by
rom 10000 to $4,000; Ohio, by
bout the same majority, and lndi-
ma by 1900 majority. The Demo
rats claim that it will require tho
fficial count to decide which way
indiana has cast her majority. In
he three States The Democrats have
aimed eight members to Congress,
md lost one.
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"a MNOItI
l. " T. Y y ST ABLE.
HorscS Bought and Sold.

TIils splcndid stable, located on Aus.
tin street, \ Orth 81 ,he Court Ilot,se,
is now open, aud we'll stocked with saddle
and harness Iiorses, lioggics, Hacks. &c,
all OF which will be hired on reasonable
terms Horses boarded by the month,
week. day, or single feed
lorsss and Mules bought aud fold on
commission
WM. BKADfIhID. Proprietor
Marshall fco 20, hos. got
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-23

Tho urlftri u,d. m,n.lnntf 4 tho cit, of
loiifauu, itIll tuauIr, ihD facts sHt iutth ln
Use iuugHluR ,iuulai. the rnluripf ~ th'
luuH, o. " lf1IsHfINt lT unf ~ inr ulli~i
aud most suD'tsafui lsNltus M FeteH bio
uhIutt extending D,vt "a period ~ tW,niY
years, and q nuufla 300 iiparurs in rag that
10, rnius~ the D.unHthD, and ftituuhNiV -
thD husinsus tntn asst people i the -, "a.
Tho Ilmts haH tolls NOT tho n,,asur, a
public expectation. Tho Nidr rlrtulRilnu u
haH uhiAinDd. Nr Nuntid'f a merits. W.
then tore rs,uniu ,ui Dc bs unr IT tiiu lsHi "
not th' torY hcri. aN'uiir'ng modun's 10
A,foid. wuua,os, Co.,, r. - uu,uo A Co.,,
". j. Nsdhtnt. iamr1 q b.upks, ttraiani
a 1ayiof. Haywood /aehY 3 Co, Iiuss,k
A CO., NJ Nteml,lu. g. ". s.abutn, John q
holster, J. Naivfhuusf A 40, 4, 4. Weight \
Co. l.. Afford bei'Uan A bfe., u u.
Howell, vuti, Wafd ,t fis Preston iiuulH.
g. T. ituuki 4. Il, Jrnee. u u tHton 90.
jciSfrnu contains a iniipie,lnu u nom Ella
a. pEht thDueHnd, ami Il rapidly Assuming
the Ir0pol tl.'ss Do tity Aiuut taiy nrs
hurk unildings hass BAN recently huili of
aio u culrs' - a. naifu' Nur, o. ~ a.,Hie-
kate ruet OF ucsf, r ulA stcr.lng iinu Wn
Notwithstanding iie f5ilufo # the clitnn
.rup inst yoRf ti'tr weu eAp"riud fruin
December !, lHt4. tn iUls l. ihslH, t~uniy
s ven thuusand balrh ut cotton larger
amount than wa anticipated. The taiuv -
ne hiiss, snsi ana iHltfi'H rhiprad 10 csii-
n'A'f' ~ 'N. ''".,'i,s ~ '''' i ~.
N ,"'' ''e' ~" p, S''''s''" o. 800 -
N,' l""t l.~, va - ''n's ''''".'''', "'N
NV a il'"i'A" N'Hi w ""H''''A" ," Wv
''"'h'
Iui PRINTING OFFICE.
Is valuabio ono. ba,ng an abundance Il
f"rF'I' "n' ~ ~ VI I'' l''','
Eli - s''tt" a. IA, Va ,o
.,'. ~ "a 49, ~, ~ ~" ',. '.r,','.,
vN'n''n I"A''i l'l' ~ ~ " '",'v
~ ~ - "''N' ~ wv WIS" W
- "''' -
I'M iibtnI
H. n.tnaicd mr Dsllas street, The principal
street 81 The plat, sud ratofs he entire
property. runf,lns f,rn street t. street.. IL
has i trout uf ~ f,t aud mus bach its fe,t
thr front half ~ II. tso st,,rt.s nigh. .n'
hrHeiue a lafue zio,.i ftaau Laloa aiih ,,un-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-23

The Rusk Observer gives the fol 70
losing tariff Of prices on the Cen.
trail Railroad Freight on cotton
from Bryan to Houston, s2 80 per
hale--from Navasota 50 per bale
Hides from Navasota to Houston Ito.
each.
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OPINIONS Of tine PRESS.


has selected this method OF disposipg OF
one or the other Tho holder OF tho
fortunate ticket got. large, valuable
house, a splendid pay ing printing Office,
the property In very iino rms prosper
Gus portion of the state, with an ample
stock of mctcrinl 90 lost six months, aud
perfect title, for the sam OF five dollars
The trade OF the section Is contested
for by New Orleans, New York, 81
Louis Chicago, Louisville, Cincinnati.
Baltimore, aud other cities, FROM which
large advertising patronage may be
obtained Each paper has now u val.
liable advertising patronage and good
subscription list They are among the
largcs, and hes, printed papers in the
State
The drawing is advertised to take
place on the Goth Of November. but IL
a sufficient number Of tickets nre sold
before that time, the drawing will take
place Immediately on the compilation of
the list
The only object MIR Loughcry has in
view in the adoption Of this plan Is II at
he may sell for cash The drawing
will certainly take place. and We can
Vouch That everything connected WIN
it will be managed IN a business Ike
aud reliable manner We can also give
insurance that the property offered for
safe Is very Vainallo Iiehor OF tho
papers wili be good paying Investment
to any man "hp manages u WIN INDUS
Try ana common '9nse 10 any one
or To 20 into the printing business ON a
secure basis. thci. is certn,nly a very
attractive onportunitv
The jefferson Times was suspended
n. a daily. Temporarily. in consequence
Of hard times, hut will be resumed In u
few week. and plnecd ON a rurmanent
basis Tho Weekly has been ken, up
in elegant style. and vi,houtan loss Of
ita large dimension. over since IL was
first started
The lottery Jackets arc to number
five thousand, ut 81 each, the money 70
be sent In postnihcr draft upon New
Orleans, or some other city, where prac
ticahc Tickets will he sent mmu.
diaiely on receipt Of dra0s or mcncy
The books ni the Texas Republican
show that in 1850, Il derived clear
income Of $4,000, aud but for the dis.
nstruus future Of She crops last ycar,
each office would have done as vel, or
pe',or ~ ~ , , oar y ,., o,"'' '"E"' "
Ha,h nnn.,. aro lnndinr psmocr,,,c
Conservative or,nns - Gairesfon Ner,
"A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ron
Fivr porLARs The Marshall Repubh
can aud Jefferson Time. are two # the
leading journals of Northeastern Texas,
yet there IS a chance offered nov oi So
eu''pf ',''' ~, 'S,,",' ''.' '1f - n'l
I'a , 1o'" .' Pt r,y w. s"g ,,'e a'.'
,na ,nncG IN, li,n n,,,no,e. Ia nn, ,heu,
up at lottery, allowins the winner Of
the prize ticket to take his choice Of
either Bcsides the name and good viii
OF the journal, the winner Val be en-
ht,ea aiH9 20 'n' pu''ln2 IN "h'en It Is
p"n,sno 80. :" f'roI "" In
90, ol va and ali he other G,rn,turo
hpper'alning "a newspaper ard job
oihce. Inc chances number oowl nj
- TIE drawing to take piaee AZ Ma
shall, nov 4ltii, managed by Leading
citizens Although ~ our opinion Mr.
Louehcfy neeus no ihd"rseiheht as 10
the honor"hie ehafae,er oil his proposal
c,,~an. IN jefferson and MARSHALL md
.n,oe If our city Arm. ara named "a r.r
erenocs-N d P,caunne
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The Houson Union saws

There seems to be an epidsmic
among horses in this region. Within
a few days the fine trot,cr Bob,
belonging to Maj Burton, and the
blooded stallion " Young Mohawk, %
owned by Mr.. Westheimer, have
been seized with fatal aud painful
disease, and died IN a few hours.
We hea- of several other deaths
among horses, but of no noted ami
mails.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-23

Golden Rule Encam mont, No. u,
-, l. o. O + meets at their Hall
on Austin street on the LIST and
~ 5rd Thursday nights in each
month Brothers in good standing are
invited 10 attend
JOHN WlLER, c. +.
j, 7. NAESSpsLL, Scribe.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-23
TO THE LADIES'.

AIRS. BUELL. has just received
vi some Of the very latest styles in
Hats, ae,, and is looking for another
large supply, which she is determined
to dispose Of at very reduced prices.
Ladies will do well to call and see for
themselves before purchasing elsewhere
Marshall, Sept %, 6s. n9-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-23

There is lady in Boston who
(asn't washed her face in fifteen
cars. She thinks water injurious to
he skin, and uses 6nc Indian meal
its place.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-23

Til. 10 fds shown o., reading the Ad,uf.
iisug Cutnlsi uau,d duang the spring u
i~ni, which We ruiN t'luw
The " JnApfrou Iugvs h. pulsishrd ~
i,ii,rson, IrAaH d. hsad u lird hifsr am
iAkr uaflfnt,.u ohp q The nt'Ht pc -Ircf
aus riiirs u iar htai state, u commands
III, untir tu,lc - Npuhcrn Icssr AMI the
Indian Ifutus ihfro are twenty .tNu
counties thNt tfadr tn tho point embracing
AN ARIA ae rNtcnete 80 The uutlfy Sistr II
ARiama. ana containing large, irtulhRrht,
mdurtrlru-. iiuitA, tntrgTisinp ropnlsiinn
The uNIurts a., Wheat, NaH, Cattle, sheep,
iidcr, ahd cotton. The osp"fi u Cotton
alone, tho H,sr,i1, fuHm the ttt u l'nvfsuu,
Il h. computed. Notwithstanding the short
crop. vii ts,,si twenty thguesnd haler.
~ mon tit HItruUe agricultural cuuulrt
eau b, fuunu WITHIN tic limits u tn, United
States, AID 60, ulllng vat Eyratsf in,lnrc
mtuts a. puilu auto The fertility u the
suil, the chez i.ur.s ~ the ian,i.. thu variety
and desirable aarsctoi ~ the ptneiucIs, are
attracting attention abroad and the country
Ia rspidiy Hilhg up ~ has slr..dy ne 10,
considerable amount - wealth, sod capital
il being directed tu II A. an Inviting nsll for
successful operations, Every eenns, has ia
share Il gpud ttnuUl- aud elegant houses "
worship. and ihai great agent II modern
CIVILIZATION bhu pIn gttsH hf AFit7 1ler, u
found Ia ever, hHus,huln.
~, " len.sf1n iumse De unc ~ the
Afgust end mia.i O. D. sant9 printed uNuHpa-
gofs Ia ItNnr. npu eHmmeiHis circulation
u5Ds liia lstA. H..iii.i ti '"HNttH. u ih"rt
fuir on'ir rnptn0 uuu. eu,nts tu adNuf.
tis'Gs.
lt hBs h',H "a H.9.gt ~ ne Proprietor 90
ruhlIsh Paper ilat rutHd command a state
circulation. Hui ir WriUnur visitor IA az
as huunthuid %, haa every reason, thns
lei, tu uuuguulai. inmsoh upUu ha sue
DDHu.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-23

DIsHoNoREp.-The Freedmen .
Bureau Agent Horton, who 6gnrcd
so largely as an official 6nancier At
Dallas Texas, has been dishonorably
dismissed the service by Gen. Rey-
nolds. Hundreds OF oabera in ths
South dcserses n similar fatc.-T.
Ter Reporter.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-23
Steam Saw Mill.

Two Niirs AND HALf
South-Wc~' cot Marshall.
THE undcrsi urd wouid inform bi,
1 friends snd Ia, publie, Tat h.
Steam saw Mill is nov in successful
operation, and he is prepared to furnish
any amount of lumber, Of the very best
quality and a low as can be purchased
at any Mil in the country Bills will
filed at the shortest notice
As.times are hard, he will do a general
bartering business, and will take in cS
change, at the market price, corn, fod
der, hides, oats, chickens, eggs, butter
or almost ANYTHING
Here isa chance to buy lumber cheap
on easy terms, and warranted to be Of
the best quality.
II. JOYCE.
April (, 6S n3j-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-23
NOTICE..

rIlOsE persons occupying a tract oil
! land, supposed to contain $40 acres
heretofore decided by A d Barress to
T. j Green, and afterwards claimed by
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company
aid said Company are hereby notified
that we own, each one seventh part Of
said tract of land, and unless those par
ties make satisfactory arrangements
with us soon we wi institute suit
against them -
". d. BURREsS.
j. II. VAN HOOK,
Admir-. Est of John A Burrcss
October 9, '6s. nll-Jt
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PRIVATE, BOARD !
AT
MRS. NJ. T.. TAV.IEN'S,

2l9 Aagasiae 81. Car 81: Joseph ST.
NEW ORLEANS.
COLLECTING continuance Of Texas
- iayors, | announce TO friends who
honor mo with their patronage, that J
shall be prepared, the coming season to
make their stay comfortable and
pleasant
Board cheap by the day, week OF
month
September II '6s. mill
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|. @
John NJ. Gibson l d !, o. IL.
- MEETS every Monday night,
~ at their Hall, an Austin street
" Brothers in good standing are
invited to attend
A FRANKS. \ G
L. NAESNbELL. see ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-23

A CONFESSION. We must confess
ourselves surprised at the rapid popu-
larity obtained by the Texas Tonic syr-
up as n cure for cbills and fever The
proprietors have recently been obliged
to much increase their force to supply
the grcn, demand Tho purity of the
medicine and its great value as rome
dial ngent, eare.-.iy prepared as as ii is,
form the chief reasons for this success,
unprecedented perhaps in the annals of
medicine. Mansfield a Higbcc, Mem
phis, Tenn Sole proprictors. For sulc
by J. y. Lancaster, Marshall, Texas,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-23
NOTICE.

ANY person having books belonging
n to a d. ctutchan, will please
send them to the Republican office, i'm
mediately.
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WIN. G, ALEXANDER, President

Arerage Amom # each
fohcH ..........,. f'1o- p'
THE Equitable s,ahds first and fore.
most among all modern Life Assn
rance Companies Chartered IN 1859,
for an unlimited period, it has far out.
stripped all rivalry, and offers Life As
suranee to all persons in good health
upon rs good, If not better terms, than
any other Company in the tni'cd states.
Attractive Features:
1t issues I desirable life, endowment,
and nonioriei,ing policies on o single
life from $3.50 to 80 600 it, dividends
are made annually to policy holders
All its profits are divided annually
among the assured, and may be- used
according to the discretion of is policy
holders in one Of 3 different modes, Vi,
l-t. To the permanent increase u sum
assured 2ud. To the permanent rcduc'
ton Of the premium Bird 10 the in.
crease Of sum assured for one or a term
of years 9TH To the reduction Of pre-
miums for one or more years 9TH To
the limitation of the number Of years in
which premiums are to be paid
II is a purely Life Assurance society,
and does not engage in any other kind
i Of insurance whatever lis investments
are confined by law to the best and most
approved securities Its business j,
conducted upon an exclusively Cash
ba.is. 1t ia just and liberal IN its deal
ings with the assured II is prompt in
the payment Of all losses, never having
had law suit or contested CHIN
North OF South II is the largest Ma
,ual Life Assurance Company, for IL
ears, IN the world
IT. policies average the largest OF any
American Company, showing that q
larger proportion u moneyed mon con
hdlng in the ability, resources, and man
agemens Of tho Equitable, prefer TO as
sure in this Company for investment
than in any other
" LiTTLEJOIIN, Agent,
| Marshall, Texas.
July 10, '6s ms
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CASH FOR BEEF.


To our Friends and Customers.
WE have been compelled to adopt
w the cash system From and after
the 10th OF October, all meats sold hy u.
will be disposed of strictly for
Cash. This will be better for IN par.
ties, As It will enable us to always keep
the best beef, and sell at lower rates
We are grateful for the support hitherto
received, and hope that il will be con
.Inucd. We have beef tickets on hand,
to be disposed Of
HILL A WILCOX.
October ,, Gs. Mott
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July 10, 6s

PAY Yen Ola Tuition Bats.
I CANNOT live and iay my debts
i without money Please call and
settle Immediately, for rooney ! must
have -.
T. Il. WILSON
Sept 20, 1868. nv-f
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OFFICE,
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
OWING 10 the fact that we have To
" pay cash for all our meats and find
il n aery d,ibeult matter 70 make colleo-
tons when we rant the small amounts
due us we have obligated ourselves that
from and after nciober 10Th. IsDS,
We will adopt tho
Strict Cash System
and allow no meats to leave our Stall
till paid for
". CIELiN,
hill * WILCOX,
WIN RUSSELL,
MILLER A GARRISON.
GEO. +. GIRAFFE
October ., 1865. nl0-it
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-23

Brashsar city, La, where il is repor-
ted ono Of the nou assassiuatcd at
franklin, La, on Saturday night,
will be buried. Arrivals from tina,
section, report apprehension of dis
tnrbauccs, and the families of the
citizens are being sent to places Of
safety, the citizens themselves re.
naming,
New York, Oct. ia dispatch
announces that Gov. Seymour will
take the stump, making tbs first
speech of the campaign at Buffalo,
October I'D.
New Orleans, Oct. 20.-Cotton
firm and in fair demand middling
23bc.; Gold 1895. Flour dull su.
perrno n asd choice sl0@l3; low
trades most in dem0nd, Texas cat.
lie. SIS, s25 aud s35, Shcepel@s5.
New York, Oct 25.--Cotton quiet
mlddhpg 26A@251c. Gold 1877.
Raleigh. N, c, Oct, i9--Both par
ties are vigorously in the canvass.
Republicans jubilant over the north.
eru elections; Democrats disappoini-
ed, but determined, and confident OF
carrying this State. Both have full
electoral and congressional tickets in
the field
Havana, Oct l9.-Mexice revolu-
zionist defeated government troops
near Zapatlatampaa. Several officers
offormcr Imperial army have lately
been captured in rebel bands.
Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 20'-Gov. Bul.
lock issues the following proclama-
tfon.
Whereas it is reported by reliable
citizens from many counties that
preparations are being made ia col
lee, oncrous taxes levied under au-
thority Of tho constitution Of 1865,
and failing to collect, to apply the
provision Of the present constitution
and thcrby exclude many citizens
from the privileges ofiranchisc there.
fore, l, by virtue Of the authority in
me vested by the seventh section of
the code Of Georgia, do hereby sus-
pend the collection of all fall taxes
until the next regular scssio of the
General Assembly of this State.
The Comptroller General will forth
with give notice to the executors Of
the several counties.
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Valuable Town Property for
sale,

sale.
I OFFER for sale the following unim-
! proved town ir1perty One lot on
the block occupied by Mr.. Geo W
Rains, the buildings on which were
burned by fire Two other lots i'm.
media,ely West OF Mrs Deloy near the
railroad Also a lot Of cabinet work
ing tools For further particulars in
quirc Of -
MARY LUD0LPH.
Aug. @, 6s NIT
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NTRiCT attention paid to NIL Collec.
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charging Clerk, office on the Levee,
Shreveport, La.
~ Best of References given. "a.
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