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ARRIVED THIs MORNINo


,. ARRIyED THIS MORNING.
1s s d 1 :,
Br. barque Lsboramus, Caon, 81 days from Dubiin,
s.. 6rIg Thermstis. johnson, IS days 1Sm Messus.
with iIIit; n!,I ns;, stc TO an. Isaac Jes3es q 90
ballast 70 q Q. Van Horn;
18TH ut Win sugar to Albert T. Damon. Lef SriS
Titanic. for New YORK next Gay.
ice 10 Kniok erbocktr Ice 90. "''"
schr Adels. Holder, y dsys from st. John N. B..
schr p g. WiiIard; Parsons. 2 days from Portland,
scnr HiSwstha;, Lee. s days from Newburyport.
ws5 wsdhp pass Sss Nynnh piey from Providence
sohr J. BEsdlsy Bradley; from Ds,oy, Conn.
New YORK with III mdse. to W. N. Baird 4 Co. ou'' rom
Steamer J. snrver, ksgans; ls hours from Ralti'
Correspondence OF tts Phtladslphta Erchon0e
LEwEs. Del, March 1876 r. M ship island Home
from Grimsby via Bermuda; brigs Ocean from Liver.
psa SS aSeS a. hs 1 oaues tsis
Brig Homaine; 5 before re rsoortsd. remains 10 god
for few days will be hove OF a1ss taking @Tt cart
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Fanita, Freemans hence, at New York
At s sIhomss in cisress was conde aSS soS
18th u., together with her masts anchors and
Brig Minnie Miller: Anderson. for Philadelphia,
echr Ruth ID. Baker, Lofing, hencs, at Mstanzas
IS scsrs hrs Jos Rogers May. from New Haven. and @. q
delpbia at New York I6th inst. =
echr A Abigau Haley. Haley. cleared At 6eorQeto wp
q o.. l4th inst. for New York.
scbis 7. e French: DsaghIy. and Helen. Carey.
soar wske Candy, for Philadeiphia. sailed nom
'schr Jacob Raymond. Holt. he0cs. As P.ovldsnos
sqss :; v: Godfrey. esswead a. Havana 18TH mat.
sseI Rsshsl Bsapsns Rlsh. elsssa ~ chMlssson
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Steamship Volunteer, Jones, New ork, ]. +. Ohi
schr Jas Bradley, Bradley. New Raven Day, Hud.
schr NJ ore Light. Bradford, Boston ID Cooper,
schr Lizzie Bennett, McDevtt, New London, Scott
Walter q 10.
schr susan McDevitt. McDevitt. New London, do.
schr X anBss, smith, sea tOrd, Del, do
schr sale O. Morton, Morton, Miilville. N. T., do.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
oTYICEoF THE EVENING TELpsRAPH.l
Ralnrnau Marnh N laG0- L

The stock market was inactive this morning,
an0 prices generally we're unsettled. Government
securities were traction lower. 1854 was bid
Ior iVc4Os; ll6s lor g. OF 1885, llS} Tor '62 520s;
ll44 for "a 20e 1l6k for 'o5 s 2Os; II9b for
Jolly. B6. 20; 1l3S for '07 6-20s; aud 1l3A
ior '6S 2O-, City loans wece UNCHANGED; the
IeW Issue solo at lOO5 lOl, and old do. at %.
RAILROAD shares were tue most active on the
llst. Camden and Amboy sold az 1884, no
change; Pennsylvanil Railroad at 5TS, no
chaupe; North PenDsylvanIa at 34934l, no
vance OF 4; and keaolng at 45s. a slight de.
cline. AZ was bid Tor Little Schuylkil; 10 for
Catawiesa common; 334 for Gaia wissa preferred;
and 4S Tor Northern Central,
City PASSENGER Ran way snares we're firmly held
Green and Coates SOLD at 80 no change. 40 was
oid for Second and Tbird; IL for Tenth and
Eleventh; IL Tor thirteenth and Fifteenth: 26
Tor spruce aud Pine; ano IL for Heston vile.
Bank shares continue in good demand for in
vestment at tull pnces. Commerclai sold at 81
no change. 23l was bid for Martin America: 100
Tor Philadelphia; 1874 for Farmers and Mecha-
plcs': So for Penu Townsnip: rs for Western.
aid 6S Tor Corn EXCHANGE.
PHILADELPHIA bIOUk kXCHANGR SALES TO-DAI
Reported by DE haven Bro, No. 20 8. Third stree,
5000 City 0s, old.kso- 0S 21sh Penna,--s5wn. 57s5
SlOOo pa X N IS. 40 9g1S do ..',........ S5
i0SvO CIV ss, New-s az 'OI do. do sSwn- s.
@ SS Phil S%oso' g Sun IS q iCS CS sb SSs'gc
90 Len cs,Eod L.. sox 100 do...SS' d..iSS? ~
100 sh Read RR-.... 49, So sh or q Coates bS sSn
BETWEEN BOARDS
slGV0 O&Am m os'.s9 wa 100 sh Peuns RRs60- SIX
toW fennn ~ z 10 osy sI1e 70 DO -...sSwn. 571S
ssV Ia oo:........"'- s11a iOl sh Read R...2u- 455
ltOsh Penna R.. "a 40 sh Hestonvile....- Ia :
ssh OomI Bk'-.,:. ~ 100 sh Cata PE......... S3hz
50sh Win k....h5- 5lH
$500 City IS. New-.ioI lns sh Read R.,-b,o. 45s<
$500 Pa 6s, ser-.....IO51sl 100 do...,..sb ib1
$4,000 U!S IS, '8l~cp.c-ll65l 200 do is oSO IS 81
200 oh Mcguire Oils lsSl 290 DO .....-...is- 45%
q sh Corn Ex B....- SO 100 sh Phil d E.,,c. 255s
1sh w. jersey r.. 60
-Messrs. Jay Cooke IL Co. quote Govern.
ment securities, etc., as follows:-U. s. IS OF
ISL, Ilet@ls3: 5:2oe Of 1882 IldIs}@Il9;
ll7t; July, 1866, ll39@ll32; do, 1897, 1l3S@
ll3s; do, 1868. ll3s a ll35; l0.40s, l654llO5k.
Gold. 1917. Union Pacific bonds, 1893 6l04.
--Messrs De Haven d Brotner, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates of ex.
change to-day at P. M.:-U. s. Is of 1881. 1l6l
9ll6s; do. 1852, 1l83 0lls5; do, 1864 114s a
ll4s; do, 1865, 1163@l17; do. 1865, new, 1l38@
1l3s; do, 1867. new, llS4@l1S4; do. 1868, lis,
@ll3t; do, IS, 10-40s, l05t 01055; do. 30-Yeal
per cent. Cy., 1O35@IC33; Due Com pound
Interest Notes, 19l; Gold, 13Ol@l3ls; Silver
125@12G3
-Narr d Ladner, Stock Exchange Brokers
No. 80 S. Third street, report this morning..
a-old uuotatiOna q fOllOWes-
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine NeDs see Inside PAGE
ley rHLEaRAPH.1

NORFOLK. March 20 Put Ia, steamship d )n from
New York for Havana: pro oeller disabled.
tBy Atlantic C16le)
QUHENsTowN N arch 20.-Arrlved steamship Java.
nom New \ Ork.
New YORK, March 20.-Arrived, steamship
Columbia, from Glasgow.
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU

Has cured every case Of DIABETRS in which
it has been given.
Irritation Of the Neck Of the Bladder and
Inflammation Of the Kidneys, liberation of
the Kidneys and Bladder, Retention OF Urine,
Diseases of the Prostate Gland, Stone In the
bladder. Calculus, Gravel, Brick-dust Deposit,
and for Enfeebled and Delicate Constitutions
of both sexes, attended with the following
svmptoms:-Indisposit to Exertion, Loss of
Power. Loss of Memory, Difficulty OF Breath
ING. Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror of
Disease, Wakefulness, Dimness of Vision,
Pain in the Back, Hot Hands, Flushing Of the
Body. Dryness of the Skin, Eruption on the
Face. Pallid Countenance, Universal Lassi-
.ude of the Muscular System, etc. etc.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
Ia piuretic and BLOOD PURIFYING, and
cures all diseases arising from Habits of Dis
sipation, Excesses and Imprudenoe in Life,
Impurities of the Blood, etc.
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European Commercial News.
QUOTATIONS. THIS MORNING.

By Atlantic Cobte.
LONDON, March 2O-A. M.-Copsols, 1874 for
money and 93L for account. United States
5-20s. S3X. American stocks quiet; Erie Rail.
road. 2415; Illinois Central, W.
LIvERPooL March 2O--A. NJ. Cotton market
quie; upland middliDgs, I'D; Orleans mid
olines, l2Ad. The sales to-day are estimated
at 5000 bales.
EVENING QUOTATIONS..
LONDON March 2O-P. .fM.-Cios1ng Prices
Consols for money 93lS; for account 93l4. United
states 8 20s, S3M STOCKS quiet. Erie, 2i12; Illt-
nois Central, ~.
LIvEhPooI.. March POP. M.-Closing Prices.
Cotton firmer but no. quotabiy higher. Mid
ding uplands, I'D; middlipg Orleans, 1919.
The sales have been l0,0U0 bales. Lard. los. 3D.
HAvRE, March 20 Cotton opened dull. both
on the spOt anu afiOat.
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(Diosma Crenats.)
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RELM RoLp's HUCH y.
BUCHU,

From DispensatOry Of the United States.
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Blu HU L K A V K 8.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

Arrival and Departure Of The Aais,

Shreveport, and all place. East, de.
sarsa daily, (sanday~ excepted, a A.
n, arrives on the sanc days 81 W. H. =.
we~,srn by way Of Henderson asd
Csoekett, 4. parts Mondays, Wednesdays,
sad Fridays at 9 A n; arrives rnesdays'
THURSDAYS, and Saturdays at IN
Nsr.hern. by way Of Jefferson, Clarks-
vile. &c, depart. daily, { Mondays e..
csrteA4 ~ . 4. ~ arrives 'ass days u
6eH
TYLER, BY vay of StarviLe, departa
Mondays Wedaesisys, and Fridays a
Gar, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
SATURDAY 81 6P.x.
DsiIas, BY way Of Gilmer. Quitnaa,
&c dsyasts Moa4ays and Fr'dsys q
o. "; arrives Wednesday. and sassF-
days at Q X.
San Augustine, by ~, VI Grand
BluH, Carthage, DC, dcparss sanday'
and rhupdays Al 6 a n; arrives sstsr-
day. s.d Wednesdays at ern
Posr Oyvrcx RnorLAvioSs OF
Ace viii be opened md closed A. iolSow'
Opened NJ 8 o'clock, A ~; closed u
IL o clsck. a. ~; re-opened at o clock,
r. v, c;s.s.. a 5 ss!s1k, tx
Opened on Sundays at . O'clock a.
for ono hour.
All psrsons vii, he fAishfully served
during oAce hours, and none need apply
At other times kr they will BE- refused
HENRY RAWsON, y. NJ
NovV1ber, 18Th 1857.
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THE VERY LATEST.

New York, Feb. 9, svsning.-0old
1909 Cotton active and firm ssles
1000 bales It 294@29Ac.
London, Feb. 2.-Dispatchss from
the Fast report a bloody battle be-
tween Turks and Montenegrins, near
Nikschitxa. No Particular.
Washington, Feb. 2.-House-
Resolution offered directing the Sec.
rotary of the Treasury to withhold
bonds from beneficiary railroads su6i .
clent to secure construction Of Art
class rosd. Secretary OF War inter.
rosatsd whether any distrie. com.
mander has turned over to civil
authority for trial or punishnsu.
any persons tried and victsd by
military tribunals. Sssats amend,
ment TO bill declaring vacant all
Offices held by disqualified person.
concurrsd in, and will now 20 to the
President Bill provides for rsmoval
within thirty days after passage Cd
GERS Ineligible under the 14th
amendment, in Virginia, Mississippi,
and Texas. Adjourned.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

The special washisssos osrrss.
poadsnt Of Tie New O,.sa ~ Ti.ss,
says;
There u 10 doabt that Mr.. Best.
wells bill 70 provide for usivsssal
outrage 10 oil the States will fail.
Ths Ohio delegation in the HOUSE
will vote solidly agsins, it, the Re.
publican members having 80 decided
10 caucus last Friday night, and
naay other Republican member.
having declared their opposition 10
the bill. II is believed, however. tAs,
the resolution TO asssd tho Cousti.
tuition 80 ~ 10 give universal suffrage
will pass during the present session.
PoLIrIcAL DIsAaILIrixs.-Ws
copy a. follows from q special Wash.
ing,on dispasoh dated Jan. 81;
Mr.. Shsllsbssgsr to-day iutro.
duccd bill to regulate the man ner
of making applications to Congress for
. removal Of political disabilities IA,
posed by the i4th amendment. Il
requires that the application shall be
BY petition, under oath, and be 6led
with tho Attorney General, and BY
him forwarded to the clerk Of tho
House that the petition shall show
the nature Of the applicants p.r.ici
patton in the rebellion. the grounds
on which he rests bis petition, aud an
oath that the Petitioner ~;i.ys,sr after
support and defend tho constitution
aud Union. aud will bear true allie.
glance to the Government; that notice
by publication shall b given BY tho
petitioner Of the application. ssd that
the United States Connissiousr shall
b authorized sad required to forward
TO the Attorney Generals o9cs sG.
dsvin, II any thsrs b., Of ths citissps,
showing cause Why the prayer Of any
should not b granted, ssd whether
the Pssidossr he's, siaes IL rebellion,
done or encouraged asy sss Of VIC.
leses against asy eisisss on seeoss,
Of political opisiosa or loyalty to the
1ovesansst snd that tks Akisr
Fa.ss'y Of asy oath oassmplatsd By
he act shall b. pssisAakls ~ Per.
|ury.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

DsATn OF Ix.Gov. PIcxBns.-
The tslegsspa isfssas - Of ~ asstA
Of sx.0sSsesss Piskses, = osuaA
Csrsliss, ~ fpsosriy AisisAss n
Rsesie, - ~ 36%A, Il BIZ rssidssss
IN 1ARsos,d discreet. 0sv. Pick
sas ~ ssssssssa y marriage viii
~ Hslsssbs fha0y u Hss-iss.
oeuAey, fszaE, Asvlse nsssiea Nh
Lucy Hs,ssabs, . bsas1asl asi
nod asssopRsAsi lsAy, psiss y BIZ
sppsiotoeel = AiaisGee pieaipelsa.
aasy y b Ps>sssssss.-&Irsssp~s
Sessa NssAw~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

Tns EsfA.s OF SENATOR Douo-
Las IN CouRr.-A sPssial aipsssh
dated Chicago, January -, ssys:
W. P. lsglsAars, Who vas trustee
Of the estate Of the late 6tsphsa A.
Douglas, has brought salt againss
Thosas L. Dsbbins, who sow holds
title to large part Of ~ proPsrsyr
and against tho,s holding undsr him,
10 recover posssssioa thereof, Ingle-
hart alleging that Mr. Douglass heirs
were unlawfully disssissd Of the same.
lie further charges that Mr.. Dob
bins, by the payment Of . large
amount OF money to the widow OF
Senator Douglas, procured her aid
to further his (Dobbins's) scheme
against the rightful heirs that BY
this corrupt arrangement powers OF
attorney given by her to Isglshart
we're recalled in fathsrancs Of This
conspiracy. Tho widow shows large
claims against Inglehart for money
coming into his hands A. manager Of
the property, and that subsequently,
pretending to act for her and the
minor heirs Of Senator Douglas he
fled a bill against Inglshart for an
account. The defendants answer in
that case 10 referred to aad made
part Of this bill. This answer slsins
that 1nglshars had rescued ths estate
from insolvency after tAe sasous't
and widow had given sp oil hope: Of
realising suAeisat 10 pay ~ dsee'
II 10 said that sslf-vindisAtios d.
handed that 1sglshsrs sAouh a.ss's
his rights, Asss esineidiAg Viii tease
Of the heirs, AID psstsst tAess against
alleged conspiracy. II v sRsssd
that to this cad b hss, u great e.
psass, become creditor Of tAs estate
that he might bssis . pssitses 70
bring this suit
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Fifty per cent on the above added for
double column advertisements,
Alterations in standing advertisements
charged
Perscn s desiring to do An active ID.
verti.ing business; that is to change
their advertisements frequently, will bs
charged the usual rate Of One Dollar
per SQUARE, vita a deduction Of nv
pc. caaf or ONE half the ssuai price
The above farms have been agreed
upon, and will Ike strictly adhered "
v q. BARRETT,
Propr WI Of Harison Flag
A.W. LOUGHEkf,
Pro. Of Texas Republican and Times.
september 10, 1851
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

Iu consequence Of our attending
Wedding last evening", ~ hawai- slept
ssy for three nixhts-lsAA Aight 70
sightasd ts.nosrew sigAs.-Hossao"
Umios.
On a basA sh' Asd, II yss ~
not careful, the Last sight you u
spsad in The calsbooss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

Hew 10 Iff-fAs Marshail Re.
psblisss pshlisAsl % Friday, asss
so& rsssA ~ ill ths Moslay fellow
iss. How Is il, ftisad Lssxhsry.-
South Rssser~.
W. are oseh obliged 70 esr -.
tssnsd sossuporary, ~ Il Furnishes
us ~ opportunity to szplais. Uadl
the lass tArss iessss, tie Rspsblissa
shoula, asd ~ have 10 doubt did,
rsssA Shreveport o. Friday, ~ i, Wa
mailed IL tins. The papers Of the
i5sA ssd 2ssd Of Jasuasy. we're
mailed sa Friday. ssd The P. n.
here assssss W len tAs plsss for
Shrsvspsst - Saturday morning.
The iasss Of ~ 10Th ~ not Issued
usal aasssaay, asd ~ sAsss vss 10
mail ill Assday, I'D 70 lie over.
Ia future, ~ Aops 70 sssa il Of 10
ssassa y rsssA Ill peiss o. Friday,
- ssssly every nail leaves that day.
The P. n. Asrs Ass bsss very 20.
couoodstisG. ia mere thsa oss
oceasiea, h ~ uslosksd his nail
sacks, - Friday mossiag. At day
light ssd seat II ear pspsss, for
which ~ vsss ssAss sbligstiess to
hin.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

~ NJ. w.N Kspnsdy. Of the house
Of y. II. Asssis 4 Co, vho has just re-
turned ffoA Nsw Oslsass, viii aeospt
our thaats e. M New Oriseas papsrs
lie hes bsoaghs bsek With him stock
Of fresh geods, 70 I'D 70 he large A.
sorssasns slsssdy on Aast, ssA Of which
due notice will b givsa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

~ The Tyler ladsz takes Ersai
pleasure in copying and abiding TO tbs
compliments paid Thad Stevens in Con.
grcss. We have had neither the time
nor the inclination 10 read these tssti-
monials Of esteem. But we would like
to know Of our contemporary IL any allu-
sion is made in them 70 thh model pasyi
OF doasstic rslasions7 In other words,
docs HE colorsd houssksspsr CONE in
for any aAass Of this chesf praise
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

~ We had visit yesterday morn
ing from Mr.. hassison Of the Quitnan
Clarion, and Mr.. Gass Of tho l,onhan
News. II gives Us Hsch pleasure to
welcome thsss gossIsnsn TO our
aanctuM.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

~ J, d. MAgby has one Of the mes'
choice, select, and inviting stocks OF
goods in this market; and what is bet
ter than all, hs h selling st low figures.
His staple and fancy dry goods and gro
ceries, boots, shoes, hata, &c, cannot be
exeelled either for quality or cheapnsss.
Call on him
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05
Assssasy AnssA ~ 1aAasy On.

We hoped, for the hssos Of Asss>
lean character ssd The 1svssisa 10
.Arcrics.a iastisstioss, that the Pc.
Rod hsd pssssd who's arbitrary sr
rests asd trials ssdsr military ssu :
missions vosld b. tolerated either
by the pres or people = tAs cosst<y.
The history II I'll tinss has shswn,
sad il rsplsss with salssasy lessons,
tina, they are controlled ~ fsnasisis~,
pref udiss, asd passios, ssA Married
BY ,yssssy ssd isjsssiss.
II Ass bsss The psias Of American
civilisssios sAss Il Ass improved upen
tina, of 4sehsd. ssd sAss the right
secured y Asgss Charter, aud
perfsassd ssdsr ~ Easlish
Consultations. had arrived II higher
degree Of pssfsstiss ssdss that Of
our ova. The writ sfAsbsas sesDus !;
trial BY 50 Impartial jssy; sl.s nc
man sAosA b ssssssa Of crime
except sPsa The sssusssy Of sssdi"
bio vitssssss, vAsss sssssaaioss
should b slsssiy ~ fsssA, and with
the privilege Of nsssisg tAsss sssa-
sers face 70 fsss. hsvs bsse eessid-
cred - indefss.lbls prssssativss Of
the cisissss Of tbs Usiss.
Thss the var nay Asvs prodsssd
changes, ssd have furnished sss1sss
for insovstioss spss ~ aos-Aes-
ored policy Of he sesstry, ssA he
benign psissiplss spss vhisA IL
civil iastitstieas sss hassi, 40 that
intsrsai ssevsisises ny Asss re-
sossi'sa IL psspss 70 pso ever In
silence sssspsessA vhssA, 10 periods
Of psb,is ssssquiiity, vsslA BE-
regarded - dissss stsasks upes The
liberty u H. eidsss. vsss 70 Asvs
bssa szpsstsd. Bet II ~ sc~ bsss
upwards Of foss ysass sisss the VA
closed. Thers are 10 Asstils armies,
no power, external or internal, to
interfere with the. authority Of the
goversnsnt. TIA power 10 sxsrtsd
alike over States, communities. asG
people. And yet, 70 day, regardless
of honorsd traditions, Of patriotic
pride, Of the glorious past, add ~
still more glorious future bsfess ~
despotism rearv i,s hosrid crest 10
the very heart Of the republic. Mes
are arrested without charge, or upos
secret and ssbornsd testimony, OF
GERS are invested with authority
whoss antsesdsuts snd character Aav,
sRxsd upos then the stamp Of in
fanny INSCRIPTIONS Detectives ant
spies swarm in locslitjss made, Ii,
special objects Of hatred and no re-
dress OF appeal is allowed to resiat Mi
gigantic tyranny. Asa. withon
warrant, srs srrssssa. Imprisoned
placed 10 isoaA, asd treated with In
dignity. lgsorsnt ofths Grim. viii
which thsy are charged, Of the Wit
nsssss Who are 10 sppssr agaiss
them, or the aAesss Of Ne tsstimop /,
which they nay b. called upos I,
meet, they have simply to wait DAY
BY day, he pleasure II tAoss VII
arc Invested With tAh extraordinary
power.
In this saligh'sssd ~, and viii
the sxpsrissss Of ssssiy esatsr!
of frssdoo, has America gone heel
to the sousssls Of Tie "a world, %.
consultsd Austrian asd Rsssias
despo+isms for models Of gevsransss
Arc ~ to have rs.ssastsd in thes,
States, The stsoeioss ssas Of lyman!
that hsvs rssdsrsd Poland and Irs
land miserable
The pres Of tAs North, Sssth
East, asd West, trus 70 il Aigl
mission, sAosld staaA fsstA 70 visdi
cate those prisciplss which ever!
Ansr;sas Ass bsss taaghs non hi
| ~ A. - A. A>~1A
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

~S. W, Stone Is the great stove
man in Jefferson, =. Van Hook 10 here.
They are alike in other respects. both
ere clever mer, ssll cheap, and are plea
sant gentlemen " deal with.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

~ Hin 4 Wilcox make il point 70
keep on hand the very finest bssf that
caa be purchased, and serve il up In
good style. Remembsr their stall Is 1t
No. 10 in the market
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

- We bed he plsassss Of . parting
visit from Mr. J. RsbAoas, Pest sstlsr,
Of Gen. Hsyass's rssinsas, who vas
on his way Viii tAs rsGiasns W Nssog-
doches, He sssAs V b. . very clever
ssntlsnaa. ed ws hops viii End Mac
ogdochss y pasasaat - NassAall.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

~ Sc the card Of DR.. Persons. The
accounts Of hia ourse, verified by the
press and Leading men Of the State, are
very extraordinary.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

Ths Second Session, Of the prsssn.
scholastic year, in the Masonic Female
Institute, Marshall, Texas, will coa-
nsnce February the sth, 1859. Send
in your daughters.
81 r. Il WILSON. Pros
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

If ever Grant ia called upon to
use the much abused veto power, the
following may be expected ,
FOR ressons best known to myself
| have the honor 10 return the bill
without nv signature.
y $ GRANT. President.
-Hosstow Times.
The bsss bit Of The season.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

Judge Caldwell, Of the Supreme
Court, On his way 70 Ca, s.ton to at
tend the sitting OF the Court, stopped
Ia this city last night, and was the
chief actor in = scrimm.gs disgrace
ful to anybody, much less the LOFTY
srmins Of the State. He got tight
aad engaged in = hsticua il a grog
cry, At two in the morning, with two
or three parties connected with the
theatre. He was knocked down and
would have been badly hurt, had not
the proprietor Of the saloon projected
him. He Was fall ofspunk AID want
ed TO Sight it ont to the bitter end
II took two policemen to bear him
scsMliag to his room in tho Huschips
House, Tho hght grew out Of a
mere druaken quarrel. and had no
sort Of connection with pcktics.
Everybody, however, regards il as
sxtrsosly unfortunate that il occur
RI. Il will 40 doubt b. man fsstursd
isto . lrss class itsu Of rebel "crims
saa lsvlsssssss." The Judge was
ast nsx'A huss He goss 10 Galveston
tAh evesieg.-Hossio~ correspond.
sscs Of H. GsIssstos Nescs.
II our recelIectioA serves ~ sieht
- did not sxhlbit that nueh spvsk
10 NasoAall.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

~ Col ". A. Hsssss. Wee Psssi
dent Of Ne 4ostAssa Pasias Kailrsed
will asssps sss thanks ~ laAs New Or
leans pspssA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

Cosx Fnp Bssv Hill / Wilcox have
. lot Of ass, fas, cora led beef with
which hey ~ serving sAsir eustonsrs,
Stall No 10 10 tAs Market Housa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

~ The Shreveport dspartssas hssd
quarters for The issuing Of boots aad
shoes is at J. h. Lewis's, No. Q TexAs
street, where ell descriptions can b
found At the lowest price,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

Nxw YoRk.-D. Richardson, Esq, No.
IL Barclay street
suasvxroRr.-Frank Seth, Esq.
These gentlemen are authorized TO
represent the Texas Republican and
Jefferson Times, and We cordially REQ
cmmend them 70 those having business
in their respective localities