The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-09-11

Ill enable n TO kcti, anu % Nc
have concluded to take in Bespci;
Basgcss a. partner and hereafter
81 applications must be made az ny
stable Il will perhaps be li'le
more costly to customers. but there
IS no other way to meet the demands
and they must submit.
Gen. Reynolds 10 refusing the
askei.for appropriation Of s25r 600,
in;imaies pretty plainly 'ha, the
Convention & a nuisance He says
its expenses have been over one
thousand dollars per day during The
eighty Eve days since L started, and
scem to sug-cs. that it, members
ought to have been At home long ago.
The Paris Press says.
Considerable excitement was crea
ted in our city. on Wednesday last,
by the advent of an armed party Of
cieh, men. who rode up to the pub
lie square and enquired for some Of
our leading citizens, requesting an
interyiow with them. 1t seems that
their business was to disarm tho ne
groes in and around the town pro.
yded the citizens desired it TO be
done. Upon converting With them
the citizens advised them to let the
negroes alone and not to interfere
with them 10 any manner, telling
them that there was no necessity ex
isting, at this time, for such a step
and should that necessity ever arise
tho citizens If the place would be
the proper ones TO take action in the
matter They also advised and re-.
quosied them to leave the county
that the negroes were greatly somor
allied, and numbers were leaving
their homes aud desetting their crops
greatly to ,he inquiry Of the farm
ing in,creats The party agreed so
to do, aud soon after took their leave
without molesting any one. 1t
seems that former United States
soldier was recognized as one Of the
party. aud some Of the citizens were
of the opinion that perhaps they
we're not what they claimed to be,
aud il was a ruse TO ontrap The IN
wary. There are, in fact, dozen
different conjeciures as 10 who they
were and what was their real object.
We we're absent from the city at the
time, aud Of course any opinion We
might express would be gathered
from the opinions Of Others. II is
generally bolieyed that they are not
citizens Of this county, and no mat.
tor what their purpose was there is
no necessity for their operating in
this county, 40 the citizens are able
ard prefer to be len alone to manage
their wn affairs
There have been parties Of men
rowing about over the southern part
Of tbs county the last week or two
disarming the negroes aud taking
their horses and other property from
them A good many were of the
opinion that these men belonged to
these bands, and on Thursday the
sheriff summoned a posse Of men
and went out ia search of them, but
he has returned unsuccessful.
When will quiet, peace aud order
rsiun aaai- - - --..----- go NJ
answers when radicalism is crushed
ont, and Seymour aud Blair are
elected
The GAINESVILLE Standard, of Sat.
urday last, contains the following;
About half past two o'clock on
Thursday afternoon, John u. Hen
derson was shot from the rear side
door Of the old Wilson & Sims store
house on the square, by v Kibbc,
who, a few days since married Hen.
dersons sister There was said to
be i'll feeling arising from ilcndcr
sons opposition to the marriage, and
his uniavorable opinion Of kibbe.
The merits or dement's we do not
know but Henderson was shot
from behind, and fell PROSTATE upon
his face, when a second discharge
was made at him The weapon used
was double harreled shot gun.
One shot went clear through the
brain, from the back Of the head
coming ont on the upper IN, Of y.
hat band; others went through the
neck Tho parties had passed each
other on the street an hour or two
before, without demonstration, and
Henderson from his movements
about town was evidently not ex.
pecting an ot,ack-had previously
declared that he would not modest
Kibbe
From the account in the Standard.
it was evidently cold b.ooded, de-
liberatc murder.
Coleman has lcft tho State. Let
US be thankful.-Hgsrison F7ag.
Blu, biz work seems to be pro.
crossing in the old Geid Of his labors
Perhaps he feels be has consigned il
to ADLER hands. We do feel thank
ful.-IgicF iadsn
Thankful, are your For WHAT
For his free Experimentation, or
his bigamy?
ISniAHs We learn FROM Mr.
Blake, that the Indians were within
three miles Of Boliver, on Thursday
last the 2Tth inst, and wounded
one man, Mr.. JEFF Chrisum, shoots
ing him with pistol A boy was
laneel by party Of Indians, on the
same day, aud another boy is missing
from the ueighborhood The In
dians are thought 10 number about
seyenty-iyo. Some of the citizens
we're fighting them on Thursday
evening, and had about succeeded
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