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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

The Waxahaohis Argus has been
informed that MaiIatt 4 Son, Of han>
easter, Dallas county, whose sAfs
was robbed in January last, have
found . negro in possession Of six or
ssysu hundred dollars Of the stolen
money. Al investigators will per-
hap. dsvsiops the whole transaction,
and il is hoped lead to the recovery
Of the balance.
TwIss.-1he same paper records
the birth Of twins IRE Pendlcicn
i, the happy mother Inward v'isl'
- and Edmond 6 poands The eds
tor ihiuks it 8. tins we hid another
war We eouI lY vait dil tAo
board, ofihee ttiu .u l'Fn.
Tho Boahau Asa aebu ,he
uana Of john Hancock subject 20
the decision Of a Democratic ''laie
Ccsyenii1n. The name If hsucork
is the most acceptable that has been
offered DE same paror contains
the following
"MisccgcnaiIon The marriage ci
jack Hamilton to tho Democratic
party
Tic sherman Courier aud Bonham
Era are carrying on a newspaper
war, rariiss.srly ofwords. The Cou-
ricr says il would ra,her have it.
/ head cpi or than be Ike The News
People most readily part with that
which they yaluc least
Ifthc snip Channel is not oonsiruc
ted, The prospects Of Houston 81 Q
commercial city arc gone up
H,e',n tu'9a.
! h. th1t foq
The dilieuliy is not in deoidini
who wishes this Office, but who shal
be sc'oe,.l 60 rnn with Gen. Ilumii
ton. Tho mines vi Boulds Baker
| Wolh, Thompson, Quinn, 49, w
| Gray, Epperson, Armstrong, of La
mar, Armstrong Of Jasper, MoCof
mick, aal doubtless others, not nos
remembered, have been suggested
aud each one Of them is put iorwar
to run upon the Gen. Hamilton tick
et.-Homtan 7tlegroPf,
! The democracy aro not likely to b
satisfied with any Of these men bu
If they were contented to let them a
take their chances il would only re
suit in the election Of some ma
nominated by the extreme radical
Jack Hamilton would DO ba
enough, without adding to the enol
nifty. This proves the absolute M
costly of State Convention.
The San Antonio Express tht
speaks OF the late commander Of til
Freedmen's Bureau;
General Hatch succeeds Gener;
. Howard 10 The FrsedmAn's Bure2,
That's oss incubus gone, and, anon
the good dssds Of our patriotic Pros
deaf, it will aot rank a tho lsas
Howard was . man united by nat,
raj narrownsss for any position higi
or than ths command Of n regimen
"a grand opportunity. for goo
was thrown away sn he was place
in charge of work 100 grca, for hi
ability, though no. for his Yanitl
S OF 10 administrative talent, inefioial
b ia Judgment, timid n decision. pieu
bus unruib~ De- srroundsd hin
self with sourgy i1orites who fel
/ Aim aa DIZZY wliicl
, "iihl1ry willr eoora as .aa 9rrle.
chapter of the revelation ,lo msn
agement Of his great re ponibl
Bureau"
These is more honesty cxAihitc
in this article ,aan wo ever oxpogte
from a radical Journal Tho sme
coming when none sill he fouaj 3
~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

Nuw YORK ID. Richardson, Esq, No,
" Barclay street
aursvxroar. Frank Seth, Esq.
These gentlemen are authorized to
represent the Tcxas Republican and
Jefferson Ti~ss, and we cordially rec
omnend them to those having business
in their respective localitiea
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09
TEXAS NEWS.


/ EkhS IN T. w ,,
-
ARRESTED FOR FoRdERY.--fes-
terday the Sheriff OF pai'A, eoua9
- sJ"1a " cs so,a'.'. hrouslt to
III. c;,y ,n1 lolqcl h iail Two men
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

~ po ycu want 70 purchase boots
shoes, or hAss. saddls bags, OF trunks.
Sec the card Of J. II. Lewis, No. ., Ter
~ street. Shreveport
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

iSsMocaAYr ALMAxAcs.--Wc have
received few copies Of the Day Book
Almanac for 1869 Il il filed with a
large amount u Invaluable information.
Those dssising copy will please call
The price Is only IS cents.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

~T. ". Dsosss. ~ sstiss, has
bssa nsatneAst y ~ HsssitssA tssss.1
eesA 0sa. Nasehasa = q. >. A.asssas
IL this dIsssist. hsnnss ~ nsnt.s
ef the late Texas Conssnssoa, from
which he was expelled. HI appoint
mat has noe bssa cosleuea ~ -
psssarp j viii h. The shaass h y
10 rsefet3s1
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

We ars al o inslshtts. TO Mr.. Rrilsy, Of
tho Arm II Bsilsy. DuPree b Co., fos =
ate city paper
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

nsa. On Friday last, Nor,ber bless
up. aud on Saturday morning, there was
n white frost. Il did litsls or no Injury
The weather sines has been delightful,
Vegetation IL advancing rapidly, the
peach tssss s,s Il blooa and evsrysAins
gives evidence Of the opening VI spring
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

- The Roath Western states that .
company of U, :. cavalry went forward
on the Dora, on Monday for .isfsssaa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

Cons Frp Rssv It'll 4 Wilcox have
lot Of ans, 1T, corn frd beef with
which shey ara ssrvin~ .'e'r eti. snmers
Stall No 10 in the Market fieuse,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

- Dar terms ~ aaaosae,ss ssn-
didstss-sea anllass spesis s4ysbss L.
vasisAis 10 aisaoas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09
rELEGRA HIC


Pacinc ha'iroaa, "eeomPau,eo y
the Sheriff, iorc'o'y opened Tue sa'S l
anu TOOK possession" " '"' 'o'>' "
papers.
New ! ors, Aprii S'-7<he az I.
banh1 brings NE crew OF vf's "opo',
ffom Portland TOT Savannah "fo'A'N
Oh Point Lookout m
fcuion, n, d. Apfi, s'-in e
Legislature adjoafned without 's''n'
silpg oi tho ll,h aseadmsa'
Galveston, Apnl "'--'''n''uN
luml of ini' county has rec" e'-'
r.i ODE Last three diys ln ,Ae '-.e y
LHoy Cotton easl -ei Wilh ] pc 'ii'''
der of Mi i7o'mih poo 'hNh''}
lasL ca'e suoni..al 20 Jury Of
q. IS yesterday, 'ra noef'. fe'e'.. .
Eli uofniug on murder DO iN' N''
d1-feeo. Henry Cotton o. accessory
CONES mp "Wednesday next 81,
Phudniphia, Nril D. ~,''ue b
~ DoH.t.-'on ljs hia Wiie Nl,'pi N.'
moIaer D. 81 quarrel "h.'e. lo
asleep ttiiohe.l alter" b. da ''''' ''
70 t.fow t'e poly oa' ol ''o VIE
dow.
Washington a pr" '''''N'
tion Vommii.ee heard Virginia ~.
I puhiiaHn7 SO iayor OF 'PIns elso '.
aud sulmisslon 81 dislrnneei''Ns
clause, cad TeFa. hePno''a "'
asa!nat submission '' me eon..''u'
ton and i.r d'y,t'o' 81 ,he o'''',
'.islle e'lioH"{ p,'.'e" ''',''' 81, y,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

DEMOCRATIC Conventions We notice
with regret that tbs State Gazette has
taken ground against the policy OF n
Democratic State Convention, and that
from all the signs Of the times, none is
likely to te held. The effect Of this, it
seems to us, must be the decentralization
and disiutcgration Of tho Democratic
party efTexaa This policy is mawise,
iIio,srv. and mischievous l.s tendsn
cy is wholly evil, without any compensa-
ting COED That this will be the verdict
If all true men, we feel assured. The
very persons engaged in this work will
ultimately perceive IL but whether in
time for action, il yet to seen.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

- John l.. Haynes has called q
meeting Of the " Republiean Executive
coanitass, y convene at Austin on
The 20sA u thh month, from Which VIC
isfet be lcss ~ respect Morgan Hanil-
TINS Coavsntioa Proaancismento TAis
connistss snhraces ainct u menbers,
ma ovss six Of whon il is presamabls
Morgan Hamilton saw When he issued
his call kpr = Convention.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

fos asLs--valusble town property,
inpvcvei and snimprovsd. TIE Bailey
place, I'D also finely Improved town
rrshisses; vary cheap Call u this Of
olacs foe pas(iealass, Aad who h ssr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

A lady had magnifeea, ei
Mrs. Jones, a uoighbor, ordered la
servant 70 Kin it, as II alarmed lr
canary Tho lady sent mouse tne
10 all her friends, aud when tive q
three hundred mice had heca claga
'he had them rnt into g box, va j
was forwarded to the cruel aeigAl
Who eagerly opened what sic ho y
was some elegant present, whon ~
Jumped the mice, &C her great Dor
ror and tiilel her house a TIE
bottom of the box she f5uad psgr
directed to her from her peighldE
saying Madam, 81 yea Killed W
eat, ! takc The liberty Of ssndias ga
ny mice"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

Neas TneDvs sos JsrsgsssS. - Com
paaiss = and |, Fourth Cavalry, says
the New Orleans Republican of the lss,
hsss hssa relieved fto,a duty III that
dsPaFsnsat and ordered to proceed to
JsoAepea.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09


Mr.. G. II, Slaughter, member of
the late Convention, from ,hs Tyler
district, hes been soiournina in cur
city for he pgat two days fio joins
us in demanding o Republican State
Convention.
of course hold a convention by all
means,
The Union also contains the fol
loving,
&c learn that the poni.cutiary Is
doing better IN financial poiut Of
view since Col Moaroe took charge
Of its, financial aiIairs, than in days
gone hy, when financial agents went
il aiare for their own financial pros
perity than tho prosperity Of this 10.
stituii0u. venture tho assertion,
without fear of contradiction, that
the money stolen from this iustita-
ton would run the State Government
at laast two years
AZ the State government has cost
upward Of s3Oo.o0o during the last
year, the radical pilferings have been
on an extensive scale
Wanted inuediately--A Yankee
school marin to tell the democratic
party Of Texas what to dc. ---HousioH
| Times
There are two or three old women
moving slowly in the matter now,
that are very little inferior to Yankee
sehool marms.
The Auttn Republican is printing
ten Thousand copies Of the new Con.
A6teiion.
The following startling statement
10 from tie ilsnhan News;
CArrIf 'fnfgyGs.--So numerous
ere these fellows becoming in some
Of the Western counties that it is
uesny impossible ior stock raisars to
prosecute lasir vocation successfully.
On one prairie along tie I'll pa5o
road where, a ies Yeas ago, 10000
estiie could be aeas sss.4. hard asiis,f
hundred can nos be found. Tho
prairies are nearly descrisi. Somc
stock raisegs, halliag caravan Of
hide wagons going 10 market, Guud
many Of The hides Ia be in their own
brands. Ono man found co 10 his
brand in one train. Tho thieves on
~ steal for the hides and tallsw.
Tho Washington eorre. pendent of
the Snnday Dispatch says Ina, 'Bish-
op si@psoa aidto be dabblipg in
the Philadelphia appointments IL
so il Is not lhs fret time tho Bishop
has forgotten ihe Mister = injunction, t
my Kingdom is not Of this world
--Paistugh Repablie.
Our esteemed contemporary Of the
Galveston News will find, from the
above that he Is aos alone in his cs.
innate of the Reverend gentlemen.
Sensible people North iool upon him
a more Of eal'iisisp than preacher.
Az an o. pl las bishops
eosdyism, Ia + 70 have written
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

Mr. = G. Han. Who has haen abssnt
several weeks, sends Us late city pa
per
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

Has rasss.--Fos ~ hss Asuf ~ Avs
wssts ~ paPss ~ bssa saAly PhAsl,
and last week Il culninsts4 in tAs 10.
preston bsink 40 obscure = Y, -
scarcely rsaAAhle. Mse( Ties Ss~'
sollsrs hsss bssa -, ~ pre-.
thoroughly ehessA ~ ~, essallrnt
ink plscsd II ~ Sssstsia. w hops
tAes Asssafsr tAsss will - ~ CON,
plsi,'e A bsAiy psistsd papse y ssl'
same. With comparatively new w
new aad exsslsns power pres, good isk
and ,Npsr, he Rspshlieas ought " ~
aaea,, ~ hest psistsd pApsrs il lEs
cusAASV.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

Nh. Curraa was once engaged 30 4
legal arsu,Aeat; behind him stood
Ms colleague gentleman whose pen
son was remarkably tall aud sIeadal
and who had originally intended o
take orders. The Judge cbsered
That the case under discussion insol
we'd ease of ecclesiastical law.
"ihep, said Curraa, ~ can Tsle'
your lordship. to high authority BE-
hind me, who was once Intended iof
the church, though IL my opinion be
was Utter for the sleeple.' 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

~ Nm = wuses naks IL poiss to
keep ~ hard no very finest beef shat
esa H. pssehased, and asrye II up Ia
god style, Renenbcr their stAll'h u
No 10 ia ~ maskst.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

RADICAL CONVENTION Morgan c.
Hamilton, Chairman of tho Radical Re
publican Executive Committee, has rec.
commended a State Convention to Assem-.
bic at Galveston on the 10th Of slay
lie says in his published card, which
we find in the Tyler Index, that he las
not been able to consult with all the
members of the Committee hut has dia
eusscd the matter with .staral Of them
who we're in Wasli.sstsa ei,y and louad
their views :, colacide with bis own
lie recommends that one delegate be
ehosen for cHeh representative district
in the Legislature This movement i
that Of the ultra radicals How far the
mora moderate ones will act with them
remains to be seen The Tyler Index
plainly intimatss is hostility 10 Jack
Hamilton, the Auia Republican, and
the Houston TelcgreuN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

Charlie, NY dear, said loy'Hs
peiher 70 Il hepeial son, just bsdd' I
into brenrhos; Charlie, my dear
como aud get some candy.' " ! So"
| non I mind il now, mother, &c
Piled Charlie, " I've cot in some 10
baceo.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

orH Tanls-The April numaer OF
the a I.ad,s. pe.rl" slses the ARA vol.
ume OF hi. admirable litersrs x,aaasine.
John Shirley Ward. the scsonelbhcd
editor instead Of attempting 1, pen1asr 70
The sickly tast> 4 tAs rsadiag veeA, IN
publishi.x trashv no&hiess. q sfhuione
Of doubt5al nsssiA9, - nos4 II ~
magazines Of Ne day afs doing, has
culled the choicest litsraturs Of both
hem isphersa He tslls ~ shat IN ose
year |. has thribbled is subscription
list, aud hiss been sslI-sustalnins from
the first number. We are not surprised
a. H. Such magazine merits -ueee''
ltNAS ,,AsNh'he AWn nv
~ '-'f 'Aa'''"' monthly y '"' III" %
'"' As'e"' 'o'''"s' nc ''''s's ''',,
'''''' 'o' "''' year '"7'' l'P't ms -
/, expenses WIZ" s''eai's h'''"""s
seos'r'F''''' "sa lug - '''''' '''D :
us''''f Tue case VIC nope '"'' "'A'
''''i ~ f'',''s''S =,
-, -.
- - \, -. e.r....u !. ,ha s,.,e
~, In. l., r,esn.
.,,. u.r.han4
~ r.
'S''''
Inc wa "uaru 'o' apr" ''''P'.'.'
as usual, wiz" interest," ''e'' a'N'',
N Il VIII 20 feaa WIN Pf'A' ""'
pleasure u opens WIZ" " e"'f''' "''
dressed TO 'fe'ashs grant "'"''" y
'r' an hFf'e, WING" If y ''"f'''''''
of marked "oi''ty i"s'ea' Pefsp'es''s'
and 'ore'o'e'
The q Little Corporal, published nj
Chicago, monthly, at one dollar per m
nun. devoted to girls and bsys, and
older people who have hearts, ought to
be ii every household. II IL an exceed
| uely unique and interesting magazine
and is destined to have az immense eir-
culation
| hsArlo AsrLux.-we hnvs received
the Annual Report Of the Texas State
Luua,ie Asylum, ne"r An4s'n, FOR the
years lsd7 and 1868 The whole number
ofpatien's under treatment dariss sssss
years was 20, Number discharged
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

Melancholy fails upon ccnicn'se
lifS Ike drop Of ink on whi'e p
per--which Is not the les s's'N
because 1t carries no meaning
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

\ clergyman and oaVal 20 ger
" raiisaencrs wero xlkias boz
From meeting ono 'frrstv DIR ~
the "a gentleman MI, pei ts.l III
upon h.s bach l.a al.as4.s pr
heins asesfed that l.es sas NED Anf
rs'i 10 bisa; ,Aiy ass.end, riuaef.
stand on slippery plnces. 'I'te oia
seni'emAn pObed MP, as ito as','
hi,pseif Of sao fact, and repllea
Yea see lAey do, Uat I can y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

~ No news from tho Jefferson psis.
ossR One runor il TO tho effect tina.
thsoS tsials have been postponed until
Jsss; another il, they will he eomnsne
ID within . week The truth il. We
presume, no one knows. We have seen
40 pabikhsd order rclatise to the com
mission Capa woodsmail was arrested
Or the LIST, s=a placed ~ the s,oakaas
I.irrxaAny ATTRACTIONS Il G. JEFF
srson 10 in receipt Of several choice
hnoha
"NoAsis, Sequel to Sorry Of Eagles
NssA" New additions Of Heroine Of
H. Coaesdssasy;" ''Prinec Easine and
III Ttn>ss'' 'tTsisetsin. by Ouida;
Chsap s1Ai4lsas Of Soost and Dickens
ps,ek. Bssilss nasy other nies books
sesslsessy, ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

\ witness was examined before >
Judge IN = case Of slsnder, who re-
quisd him 10 rcpest the precise
~ords spoken. 1'As witness, R1irs
IDS eyes earnestly upon ths fudge
began: May II please your Hesor
yoa Ne, ard .lssls - = RI Ysurei4as
- cheating" Mvs4V6efm Nc Judge
Redeemed, aud he exclaimed. FTup
your head to the jary, sir, ~heh you
speak. fgss-ats
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

fsB'- it.is really treat . lgpk a. 'rs
spleul;d beef that lli' q wilcox d.
every morning at their rtall, No ~ :"
the market
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

SHOCKING ArrsiR ~ Russ
CorsrY.-We have just heard Of a.
s1A,s il Rash Cousty that forms
climax Of horrors. fhc circuustsn-
ces, ~ ds>siisd to US, arc as follows:
A yessg nan by the name of Col.
Green, VIE l. said to have beon a
new settler 10 the county, left Hen
dersOn on Saturday evening last, in
. ststsof intoxication for home. Wi.su
be got about seven miles from town,
on the Marshall road, he stopped at
the widow Griffin place, where to6y
Of negroes were making crop, aud
ordered his supper. While eating Il,
he was seized by Eve negroes. who
tied his hands behind him, dragged
him abou, half mile, and hung him.
They treated him very brutality,
throwing him overiie fences as thcy
reached them, bfuislne his face, aud
otherwise malheaiing him while
he was hanging, they rolled back
log, dug trench threw him 10 it,
before life was extinct. and then roll
ed the log back to is former place
Two Of the negroes were preachers.
The principal one engaged in the
murder, Julius Jones, stood by with
gun, directing The othcr., and tell
ing them he would Mil the first one
that Ainched. The samo negro won't
the next day to Henderson, preached
a sermon, and baptised fourteen me-
groes
Green is represented o.. refined
intelligent, accomplished gentlemen,
but who occasionally unfortunately
got intoxicated. His friends missing
him, il seems found his horse at this
plantation, and his hat at one Of the
cabins. On searching for him, they
traced his footsteps upon the route
he had been carried and found a
letter that had dropped out Of his
pocket
| Five negroes were arrested. who
confessed the crime, and were taken
to Henderson and placed In jail.
This was on Monday. On Tuesday
night, about | / O'Clock, mob went
to the Jail, and hung every one OF
them on the public square frorsipg
each side of the ourt.housc the two
preachers together.
Here opens 4 new aud unfortunate
chapter fof Henderson. Up to this
time, Rusk county has been bless
cd no troops, no military tyranny.
All has been peace and quiet VIII it
prove the opening Of an era Of gloom,
or will il res. with this terrible ira
gcdy2 We shall sec.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

Charles g. Adams, aged ~ years
was, 90 sAc ish inst married 70 MH
susan Moore, aged ~, both rcsilaas
~ scott couasy. Out of only cial1
persaus prcscn,, Eve II lhcm veg
" iowaa and emo widow. ii'.n
hF'le a.d groom have been prev
y tnire married. Tie ,roce u.
ao1 living between 3oV and iyV
grandchildren.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

~ The Postmaster ut Zig Koek
Van ZAndt county, says that Judge A.
u Norton took the contract for carrying
the mail to that place, commencing July
|, 1867, since which time he has mover
received mail Norton has several
other ecntracts which he manage in
the sam me manner. IL is said We do not
know with how much trulh, that Morton
collects from the department at Wash
ingtou, on al his contracts, as If the
mails were regularly carried, certifying
himself on the false allegation, that such
il the lawlcssness ia Texas that his
mail riders are not permitted TO iraye'
in safety Certain il is, he does not
fulAll his contracts, when there are han
dred. Of men who would do so, faithful
" and efficiently, il they had n chance
Hzr- ". G. Flanders aud Charles
T.. Whitmofe, have made ro-
port to W c Gray, Assistant col.
leclor Of Customs, New Orleans, on
the MDiie stephens, disaster, which
concludes as fNA
"The testimony addueed in this
case serves TO fix the cause Of this
disaster on the INCOMPLETE covering
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09
Jhs gexas 4synbliean,
\. ". kDUGHERY, rs....
A. u. M,Cl1CHAN.
MARSHALL:
7 4 Il NJ 81:

-, eAnh, .....''' ''''7-7' . y
As,sar s,ra-l Carreay )--fcr one
square, Q. eight lines, 81 10 Any nun
Der of lines less than eight, charged as
. squase. =,
Marriage and Obituary Notices, calls
on candidates, their replies, and taeir
circulars, and all notices Of personal
character, III ndmissible,) will he
charged a. advertisements
Editora, notices, Of purely business
character. such ~ calling attention to
cards pablishsd in the paper remarks
spoa business hoasss, and the reception
d xsods, win b. charged st any cents
NJ. No sssh editorial notice insert
q ~ ,ess thaA two dollars.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

Alabnma Senators, c,rsri,n.c
GER were very active IN
Longslreat's confirmation.
Washington, April 81
summer introduced bin G,i.,.
District Courts to consider -, ~
volving slave contracts -
Comm reported, with
menjation that it pass, onlh
sons eligible under lin s,.' '.i Pa
who mss DO elected 10 oiiee. '. W
lie OF power. They mnst ~.
oath prescribed for ihoss ~.
from pollhesl di.hbuhie
Hlme-Under f.sn'ar nr
diciary Committee ...s,5aa.., i.
iinue iuyestisliiou ID glar.'
.Alebnaa Feder Al gai
Busfeei with plwer Il.
ub committee, aai son,
sHnf et rafcs iuI
yoio aI d. 81
n mua AWl c
;rllf r,neaf 90 I..
tho 18th Steamer D.
from cN'r giih g72 l.,u
Steamship cleopaia sr,l
Z i4Its A'o2iesp advice
Romero nH.orsd TO Wssl'r
rHua cou9i-sioue. Oar.-
Ausaian orderod TO p..par,
daHnus zoe lnDan ira'lr
oi .lesirln territory DH I'D
States aliuied ai no csy r1
oud mcOis many supporter
iHiIHh minister az luftmps.
rcrres,aia that Sslnavc r,,rt
mail breaking seals ofstesrsI
AMI 10 consequence there b.i
many arrests and aoma r,i.
were shot Two war steam. I,
boon sent to demand re,,,,
Tae results will probably b, ~.
Sew York, April 3--ssb.,,-
/ sury naleuee $50 OGp 0nD.
80 Johss safety fnd ta9r.
corner or 18Th and Chrsiuu, ,g,
robbed ro-dny. Waiclula sf
/ six A. st., and returned aif4. o..
found The safe broken opeu. bal
whole contents, sS0o,G0o TO 81
900 carried Of. 0gthe stolen h,
over sG00, 600 ives in availabl t,
groenbrcks, &r.
THE TGisV --LATEST.
Liverpool, April 8, noon.,-cse,
opeus quiet uplands On the .ns,l h.
and aaoat lad Crlcani l2ld
Liverpool, April Il. afternoon
Cotton Rat uplands 12t@l2l la
0deans l2A@l2Ad. Manehe.isr
d vices loss favorable, Cause. daIlta
, hage.
New York, April 6, noon.-Con.
ai'hade lower middliog uplands 2sl
cod 1919.
New Orleans, April, 6-Co.p
easier middIipg 2sfc.i Gold y.
Flour arm; superfne s. zoo .
double extra ST % and treble q,
Z s615. Pork lower, s33 Is. Bio
only retailing, 1i@l7t@p
: Lard dull tiercc ls,0l9 and .
. 2o@21 lc. Sugar dull eommos
, and prime l3lc. Molasses qui
; prime zoe. Whisky aud coffee
Q changed. Texas osttic--ist qua
slj@5o, I'd quality. $30@35 and
. quality sls@25. Sheep s2so@s
New York, April 9, evening
\ Hold strong At 1879. Cotton low
! sales 1900 bales at 2sAc.
liyerpool, April 6, svening.-.I
= ton dull. uplands l2hci2l and
9 leans l29@l2ld
10 Hartford, April q Iswelis j
lorilv about 100 Legishlurc
p publican, which SECURES Coarce'is
ratification pl Tie - aiseAdp.4
Washiiuoa, Apal @-Gs
lne .pn Committee ails-itar.
p ram.ation poslpo0ine lesas a
ti' nrfhor Congressional neil