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ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.

ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
THURSDAY NI3HT, March rs,
CINDERELLA!
CIEDEhILLA.
as arranged Ia opera bouff.. aud played hundreds
:" OF nights to crowded house,.
Mr. B. F. Whitman's STAR DRAMATIC COM
PANY, the great $4,000 TRANSFORMATIONS
SCENE, acknowledged TO be the finest ever pro-
duced in America the whole under the immedi-
ate supervision OF B. F. WHITMAN, Esq, pro-
prietor.
ADMISSION PRICES.
Orchestra and.Dress Circle. 60
Reserved seats NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is
Family ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
Gallery
Secured seat9 at @. L. Bidgood's.
MATINEE SATURDAY ct 2 P. NJ.
Day performance half price. NH 25-2t
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TOILET ARTICIEs

TNDELIBLE PENCILS and MAGIC
i COMBS sold by L. WAGNER, Druzpis,
NH A-zt* Sixth and Rroad sS,sSm..
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,To MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC

7TrO MY FRIENDS AND TIE PUBLIC.
& a siiusl bEa Jaiod-2c:brso ''as7'a'
Again take pleasure In giving you notice Of the
arrival Of quite new and valuable
collection Of -
DESIRABLE DRY GOODS AT
No. 6o3 BROAD, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS,
Such as handsome CALICOES,
2s CoTToNsa and LINENS, y 50
,a,, COLoRED and BLACK SATINs. beautiful
shades, sold square or bias; ,,.-..
SPRING CAssIMEREa &C. !;
EDGINGs, INSERTINGs,
FRnLINGs, RUFFLINGs, &C.;
CLOVES HOSIERY, &c.
claim, and do 50 with the Enforcement Of those
who have patronized me thus far, that Richmond
in general and Broad street in particular, cannot
produce an establishment more able and more
willing to do It's customers Justice in
r . QUALITY OF GOODS,
VARIETY OF SELECTION,
MODERATION OF Prices,
FAIRNESS OF DEALING;
and my aim is to make my new store (6oa Broad
street, worthy Of the reputation enjoyed for several
years by my former place of business-as being 3
arst-class Dry Goods store-surpassed by none !;
equalled by q few only.
JULIUS MEYER, eos Broad street.
mh6 two doors below Sixth.
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nRY GOODS.
UAcrs FOR THE PEOPLE

] RECOMMENDING the great political changes
~ r.mov., Of old and appointment OF new
aa,,,e 70 various positions In the state'
-,~erv- LEVY BRoTHEEs
s,, maintain their position in the estis ION OF
tsetr numerous patrons, and consinu' 4
to dispense bargains 10 every
article In the -rkgyr- rusr
DRY GOODS LINE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

II H Z A T R E
B. F. WHITMAN,
sole manager and proprietor Of Whltman's re-
noIned spectacles ENCHANTED FhWN
CINDERELLA, MID 8 q NJ n E z NIGHTS
DREAM, and UNDiNE, formerly manager OF
Chicago Museum, also Of the renowned star
"Lctta,, and last two years manager Of Whit
mans Continental Theatre, Boston.
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CIVIL APPOINTMENTS BY THE
eGas -..-.s :. MILITARY.
The following appointments were made
yesterday:
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WHITE TEETH.-MEaDE BAKERS

T>HOMpsoN's ANTI SEPTIC AROMA
L TIC TO0TH-SOAP sod BIZ
= NH A-3t* l.. WAIVER Drrna,s.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-14
-aaaa--a---a----.-----sa-
The Object Of the Fifteenth Ara
ment.

We observe that few Souih,n \
pers have faihomed tho cad \
Morton aud his ccadjutcrs ha
view when they made the alsa|
f the fifteenth amcndmsn, a N
ton precedent to the admiaia
tla three States to Congress, n.
supposed that it ~as intended
additional burtben upon them. \
SO. II can make no difference \
gro suffrage is an established |
with us. We can not &c, rid d
ha. /. il not an established fss
the North. II is not an ali n
lishcd fact ia Indiana, nor can Il
save through tho agency q |
Southern States II is for the !.
pose Of cocrcing the North aul |
tcning negro suffrage upon u
that this proviso was inserted. !
was its object; its morality is,4-
ton for very grave diseas''.
Flakes Baii~tin.
We have heard that stupid 10
ton before. Negro suffrage b
"aa established fact u with u.
from it. So soon as a demeu
administration comes 10, il vi
wiped out with the other isl
ties of radicaIism. The South
have to wait four, six, or eyes
yenrs for the change, but ccui
eertoinly will, unless the pcoPls
foolish enough to render il gr'
ual by adopting the 18th smeodss
For one VIC will never vote fs 1
cepting il ourselves, and have ~
sire to sec il forced upon The dss1
mocracy Of the North.
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alail Arrangements.


sArsvspesA aaA al plaess East, de
parts daily, {Ssndays excepted, at o A.
n; arrives ~ shs sasas Gays 81 VIZ
Wss>se~ By way u Henderson, and
Crosksts, Departs Mondays, Wednesdays,
al FsiTlays II \. n; arrives Taesdays,
Tkss.dsys, ~ SaAardays u err.
:. knanhssn, =. Ag.at ADfsaa, CAshs:
vifls, 1s.. 1epssss daily, (Acsdays -.
esrte4 No.. p; aTsvss same days -
fylss By vay Of ssAryilIs, dsparss
= M lSGs1sys, Tsussiays, .si
aunN1ve ~ eeM
D~Iias, - way d 0ileer, Qaitsan,
. ~ ,aaesrsp AslAys afa Fridays Il
a. -; strives Woanss5ays and sAtur-
A.xssIa., py way sf Grand
BlsG, CArikaee, h., depart. scndays
- eAtss11So = 8 4. y; arrives Sassr.
!, - anAlUcsAnys q ev.N.
/ bnR {hvsra AustlAssssa--The on
~ ~ - speaeA 80 clsssd - foi'evs
nbNp3 q Z Gnlsek. A. r.; chsed =
n . cIosE, x 4; re-cpened At ! O'clock,
p n; elees1 = 3 o'sloek, ~
" Cvhas1 - Ssnaays q 9 O'clock \ =
~ - Aees*H ~.
.lAneuu1ae wsll h fsitAfsily ssrvea
: $780, enenAsnss, I'D $3.50 naaA apply
: = 49, Gn~ ~, they Will be refused.
benny DAWSON, r. N,
- No$sabS$, 18th 1851.
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The following military ord.
hieits the changes in the oa.'
cupying tho Court. house, VI
HEADQUARTERS
Posr OF MARSHALL, ry,n
May IN leo
Special Order
No. 4.
In consequence of Gs,,,.,o
No. "a, H'd Qrs' 9th Mil;,. "
srict, April 18th 1863. ,t''l D
pends tho Official fanction.
civil of'ieers removed by Gens,..iI ,
der No. So. The FOLLOWING
recently appointed for rl f''''
county Texas, to Gil tho '. 'ii.'
rot opposite thor respectiy. s ,'
will at once qualify, and ,s.. ~ \
Of the records and publi5 pro, ..'
their Offices aud enter on 4, 'g
charge Of their duties. o;,,s ~ J
usual bends as soon as prse,ls,6
LEONARD G. DcLlsl.r 81,
T. r. PJRNELi, Assr. al Nv y
A. RANDOLPH, Clerk d., NJ =. Z
JACOB WAGNER
Brew. Capt. U. S A. Com5, D.
A true copy of the Original q.
presented to $. r, Perry, by /
De Isle. "a
j. F. wITHERspooy
These apPointecs may be eh.,
ss Follows Mr., purnell wa, 4, !,
Ger in the U. $. Army, du,i,,
tendency Of the late "oppl,,,.,
ness lie came to Harrison con,
some time after the close Of tn, i,
aud Identified himself with in. -.
try So far as We are a~are. h.
made a good citizen. Mr. Rs0l,,
is discharged : S. soldier Il,
We do not know, and of who's, a,
eedents We are not advised Nj
G.. Do I.isle is an OK CouieJ,,,
Captain We were ccriainlv !,
prised at his taking the oa,h. a,
supposed that he was fully id.,,s
with the "lost cause =" as any M,
Harrison county. We are nis,,
that, within tive last DAY CT tn
has prepared his bond, and ,Aa !.
ready TO BIO submitted.
Mr.. Purneil, We understand ,
not qualified, and il is dosla
whether be will accept the pea
assigned him.
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10 portion Of this writer's statements
are tsas. 0ss. Boushtoas brotAs
lsft jefferson no far ~ ~ ~ awoes,
without leaving bshisd hin : sisels
enemy. We have no dssbs that he
has to day more friends u tAas si'y
than the psoten Of The Tads1 has IN
the ea.irs State. Tho other parties
that ars represented - Aaviag been
run %, Involved themselves IN per-
soasl difficulties, provoked By their
own bad oosduct.
We coald rot, without forfeiture
Of sslf respect, condesesnd to notice
this srticlc further. Va have ssudi.
ously avoided abiding to Mr.. Wood,
the stenaible editor Of the Indei,
because ws do not hslievc he will
sanction this attack upon private
character. That " does not regard
Gen. Boughton ~ diahosu.i, IL owl
dest fton the fact that he placed
$500 10 his possession, which was
retained BY him for two years, asd
subsequently, offered him $1,000
more, and from the further fact, that
he applied 10 Gen. Bosghton for
letters when no went on to Washing>
ton. Il is remarkable, that when a
Northern nan 10 the South processes
to be . democrat, and dsrss utter =
protest agsinst the falsehood asd
dsfs nation SC extensively propsgsted
against the Southern people, he be-
comes the special object Of hatred
and mulics.
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THE VERY --LATEST.

New York, Nay, II, noon e
1889. Cotton dull a, 2sic
New Orleans, May il--css
quiet low grades dull and droOFia
middling 2st@2stc.; Gold 10
Flour quiet; super6ne s. s., a'si
extra IS 75@5 50 and treble Cd
So %. Porks33 IS. Bseon,ssz
dcrs, l3l, clear rib III and a
sides l73c. Lard unchanged '
gar--commen 94@l0 and r.
l23@134c. Molasses nominal I
fec----fair l5f and prime life
Liverpool, May II, esenls'
Cotton closed dull uplands ~
Orleans IT'D; sales 1000 b'lesI
New York. May II, cvenis,
Cotton Arm, Gold active and .
ted, closing at 1899. !,
Washington, May lo.-Is'
spike Of the Pacific railroaa
driven at half.past 2 O'Clock, W.
ington timc.
The Commercial, Of Ncu w
has the following special lts]
morcd the President has delsfal1
upon the nomination Of suitable /
ored mon to responsible posl'la''
New York, Boston, Philadelpha7
other Northern cities, ia ords
Offset tho appointment Of ncg,'s
the South, thus to prevent ~
pearancc Of harsh and in"''
treatment Of Southern Wits j
also o proper concession to aAa
enlargement Of ia,elIigcn, N'f's
colorcd men.
Richmond, Va, May s.--l'hn1
ted on good authority that Ger
By has Hxsd the first Tue'a''
July for tho election. ,uJ
Washington, May 10"
considered Virginia very fully =
and finally determined to suo@u1
test oath and disfranchis'ns ~
TO separate vote. Possibly Toe
y and township organisaslos'
b included ia exceptions, e Del
order h finally issued. 1ss
strongly urged to- day, but "'
position wss stubborn.
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.AxNe,.,NcesewNTA,

qsn w ~ Sathdfissd 70 announce ps.
; N0ULue BAKEk. cft'siveatdn, n a
i. 1AqDhs f0p'lA Governor On TN ticket
sV1kh Al. AAAiILTDN, IN the elect
~ ~ AslA ss,ths ~ of Jsly nssi-
s'g' ~ ars asshosissa y announce D. W.
3 NM. M, q candidate Tor DlH.
leTnk.f Af1OaAkY, u The sssaisg
! II j slsetiss. aa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-14

A 9.p.-v. r,,,
H.xr,-"w 1890 S Evil n THAN JACK
nr,, - IT,. ~, nomocF,te pa
sslve. ~ snnna ..J ~ us"u u mem
Co,s,.o, ~. ss. n,m'''ch ior
shsm' Whs,. -, y mo'.o ,, .n'ns eeinli
be- in vhich Hs vuI"a' !; NUT 'hat
,vo sv;l. " - y INC less Of
Tl;s !. zorro;
Those rho l ,ssy ~. nssarsl reflection;
h.y. m.rl v iaV ~ ''s enaFae.sr aud
HsS,l.a s'i y ~, ne =. e.,eer Of Jack
ssns..,is ~ !. s a., - ,ew years must
tI.s soi .vs, TO-. -. 'mp'sss, (,
povr, ~ f,,n;.. A.. ~. aeI"e .., na' she
b. And yet Il Il undoubtedly s true true
thai : largs portion and probably |.
se..asss.;a majority q the genuine
mes 10 - fa ~ a., .;. S's''' =. .ae oe.'
shuita fully spppesistinr JACK H.m'
'iiton, dsspisiss hin A. hs ,ho.la i.
dnpissd, EaaAkisr hin =. H. .ho, n
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~ptss sdsh chs-actcrs to justice or
dtap them from The country.
ms tWpY OF Ir.-Tho Jimple-
Geo ~ that since ii Topped over
IL rst tnsgs has increased. That
.sscosdH for the flop Bo"hom
Ns,cs.
Charlie Green and James King
brothers in law, living near Hills
boro, had a difficulty about the sum
of thirty cent?, which wound up with
Green killing k:=s.
This covsicxna Observer, abiding
to Gen. J.J. Reynolds aspirations
las tho position Of U. $. Senator,
says. AFTER vilIifying the siaicso
persistcntly, how can he ask this
compliment Of its ci,izens'"
He does not propose to nsk tho
Intelligent, sirtuous citizens OF the
State; bat the negroes and scala
| vags.
Hardin Hart ard A. b. Norton,
District Judges in Northern Texas,
travel with military escorts.
II DgATu or GEO. j. DURHAM
Froaa the semi- Weekly Gazette VIC
learn Of tho doa.h Of Geo. j. Dur
ham, which took place at his resi-
dence In Austin, on the 10th inst,
after an illness Ct four weeks discnsc
typhoid fever.
A young man, who is related IA
one Of the most respectable families
In Cherokee county, VAS arrested in
thi, place last Sunday, on ehsrgs
| Of horse stealing in that county. Ia
attempted to avoid arrest by running
and was slightly wounded by Mr.
Petty, the Deputy Sheriff of this
county, by load OF small shot
Palestine Aar.
~. f.llovin, ;,cms are fran IN,
r. ~, ,,., Il.
sncr"s" o'"'''' VI '"' .''" Wv
Our farmers represent the whea
crop as very line, giving promise OF
full yidd. Many farmers arg plant
t,ing cotton acme OF them great helas
! William 4 Wilson, are plHnting lo'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-14

Wade Hampton recently ~
. thousand mules 10 lllinos.
has dssigas upon the Rsd'e'' NV
" In th.t Hen(e.
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..,TT 4
Nsshville, Tennessee, Pre's'I 4,
the championship . .aS 49,
assd ~, who hes over ~" w.
3Ants living.
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Psiss Aahter u lslichis.a ere
Aalattssf Il y tuaisted by ! ~ u
~ ! ltss ttan 2. o0o,. o. iupr',os.
sess ftop e's !, ass yssrs, " b.
tns aid Imp, lsan 9esA !,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-14

TnE DEVIL is Sick, W.
SAINT is MA PitisbuIs \
sta.ss that tho health Of ea,sea,
Stanton is very bad, snd 'a'' ~
been recently baptized BY the -.
man with whose church he IS W.
Gal. Nescs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-14

Disrxscr Coukr ~ llESpxgsox .--On
Monday last, The Court adjourned, sftsr
labor ioas session Of I've wesks.
SAMUEL Dawson Vas convicted Of muir.
der in the FIRST degree for killing George
J. Woodland, and appealed to tae SUI
prcme Court John Lloyd and Henry
Bell, frscdnen, we're convicted Of muir.
der in tho nrst degree for killing John
Nielsen, and obtained new trial. They
were MISC tried for the murder Of Mel.
sons son and sers acquitted James
Bronlsy was charged with an assaal'
with inssns 10 mps, and was convicte''
Of an aggravated assauls and confined
In ths county Jnil for year, and fined
$500. ChaslotAs Mitchell, fw. G., Was
eonyicssd for receiving stolen mo,ey
ADD sent 10 the psnitontiary for wo
year,. a y, stephens wac conveyed
Of similar offence and psnitsn,isfied
fer two vssis He however obtait,ed \
now trial Poo and Robinson whose
eass had been affirmed BY the Supreme
Court, were sentenced to be HANGED on
the llth IL June.
A large aumber Of cases for smaller
Offences As disposed Of, end = great
deal Of sAivil business The gsaad Jury
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-14

In 1866, tAs last csrsus, ". .'s-
ulstiou Of FrhHcs va ao'p
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-14

TnE TRxAs ELkcrios.--", ~
the Washington special Of U"
Orleans Hcsyuus, under d'e ~,
Path uh., saJs the President " -
cidsd 10 have no election !" n !.
Mississippi aud Virginia u''' :
tsmbsf nsxt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-14

A come. superior 10 "ie ass
70 Eneks's, il nightly esPee'''
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PsooRassIvE.-Ths New York
Hersld Of the 18th says. that g Jans
Bssson, colotsd womaa Of mature
~ aud losa, usssulius voice, preach
I'd three tl'nss a Muic Hall, Bask
ssrsss, In presence Of quits numerous
white audiences. she said At tho
spssins 1t her remarks last svsalss
that shs had bssa laberiag for The
seslsnatien Of soals y Christ for the
last aftsea ysam. "As. Il was, said
shs. . ~ 10 the dass Of good old Noah,
~hsa The world required purifying, -
was Il ssw. There Was 40 alavmisg
nssd Of powerful vorkiag.is order to
Do good.'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-14

The sehosI prepsrty l. so r' "oO
nia b ssduste1 al ell,ws
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-14

i Esoxofse.-G. A. T. nss,jssy
Z 0es. OshilNsss" ef TssAs, . !
Ceelbdssets eisss uAs hss bsesne
rseoseilsd 10 Better. Gal. Ntxs.
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pseesssiou' and marched 10 he San'
~ shsrshss, vhsre tAsy we're joined
By the other schools, and marched
back TO ,hss Ms&hsAiss shsreh. The.
sntirs psesssisa su'abcrcd about
three hundred and bfiy. Our cs,
.eemed coscmporar, and friend OF
Tie Flag, Mr.. William .. Barrett.
acted as the MsrShaIl Of tho day,
aud performed his part very graceful
" and crsditably. The proccss'o"
vas tho exposure Of all eyes and
hearts. A more lovely and iovesble
sight IL il difficult to conceive. Tho
church was 6llsd to overlooking:
Programas:
Song, The Sunday School.
Prayer, by Rev. T. l.. Serusgs.
Song, s. 4. Recruiting Song
CLASS No. l-Juuior Class. w.
Fondaticn--Motto, "Our FoundA-
ton v,
AduTes" " T. ~ a'v"""''
Song y Ono'r, hg''n' Ia
Class No. I'd. +. KIsgs' Teacher
"ea S.ie,-Sio,t'' Aeme"oe' We
Ssp0a'n psS'
Address, ny watson fi"'oy'
| CLAss NO. J--S. pllsoh.
Eua Slde-"onr Trust !. IN GOD
Address. " Kew. Mr. is""ey'
| Song, webb
| Class no: IN Hush: ~,
Eear Ead--lhtH, what" iruh n
Address, w Asv. > r. h'st'
Class No. 5---Miss Ann Nom
aek. '' !,
fr""f E'e"'son,- cn''o'Sa '"'
hops Of the ohuson'
Address BY fro, D. ~ boon
o"s' D.V'o'''
CAss NO. W. a nesses''
firss t.i"''"-.-" Morsh,p "ou'
Address, BY T.. i. Haw'sy.
. OtAss No. 7--Miss l.. h. Ham
merits. -.
Second ce'1"'.'--" ooa !, Love
Address, oy pr. wilson.
CLASS No. s--Mo)lic Pierce,
Third Coiupnr---" Love"
Address, BY III. ". ~ Laneas-
( ter -
( CLASS no. I'D. y Hearts'il;
f""'m ,oe"'" ~ ''
60 ~. n q T.
n.,, i l., ny; D. - ,.csa i. T.. ~.
Hall T.unj. -
Address, by Rev. T. W. Rogers.
CLASS no. il-W. ". Heart
sill. !,
F"" S.e''on tsP"'o-,, ,l,2l'"'
~ "a ~.
or R;sn. NO
| ,s.eond .Sse,ion Caposo--" Heaven. +"
Address, BY Rev. +. J. Patilio.
song, Rest FOR the weary.
Glass No, l3--b Bible Gas.
THIRD See',o" eHp"'o-' ''''' "''''
Addr,.. \, Dr IN johnson.
Song. H., Better Land.
o.Ar,os. BY Rev. R. g. Fialcy.
Song, AmslAnd.
l Benodietioa.
! In order to give tho reader cor
rect ides of what transpircd within
me church, We VIM STATE that M
J. r. Hear'sill made a miniature
temple which was most excellent
representation Of tho Aetspd'ss
church; a very 'agss'ous p'ces OF
work which would have rensctcd
credit apon sAs msas ssp~snsed
rsshsais II The psaes. Each piece
commencing with tss foandafios
had motto inscribed upon it, as
described above, And saea SvsdSy
| SL,leol Nlnaa ,nrvin9l . bnunor haar In q
~. .,.,.,,. .... /, ~. ,..,l .
80. n a.,.ch.aa ,,o,tto,, ,b;ch
80. ;o;,.a ,or.,h.r hsto,o ,h..5 an.
49,. ~, ~. ,,,,a;.... oo..,
~. ah 49,, .J;J
p Fs
me nag psaFsf hs'onsa - We s'Ar'
! and short spssch was delivered,
VARYING from from Eve to ten min
80 ). ~, e.,,.u,.A /. s,~, ,..,,
.-,S,. ~ !,
sns conc'"s''"' ns scsus v4so
20 rapidly that notwithstanding the
survives were long, no ons seemed
s.,;gu.d rhi. di.n,.v h.. .v.lsr.
., :.: ca
~ 'sa'"'s 'a's - '"' ss.~'
Schools, and u repeated every Aree
"s !.
10. o"'' ur'" 'a.ss ssA,a.. "
rsiss'~s ssd seisgAssass aaviiissdon,
bnt the sAusshss themselves.
~ 1-,---.s- T-. .r
SUPPOSED we'll nsrited compliment
n Co, Nixon 1T, n,oori.,or AZ N.
n INSTRUMENTATION
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l.s ..,r!sl ! 81 u .isk.sss. I'd
issursd biz life for 90, 900
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The Odd Fellows celebration 1t
Philsdslphis "a The ssth ult, vas 10
oil probability = splssdid affair. Amer
the parade The grand feature was ball
In the skating rink. The capacity Of
this building allows three hundred
ssss 70 asscs u oses. Nearly %, 900
vas sxpsadsd il decorating the iats-
rior.
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~ fsa S.lA-valaAhls TOYS psop~sty.
isnessvs&NnA seinPsessd.' Tas iia;ley
p,ses. 81 slo assly i.Pfovsd .'wn
fsssasuss; WY chssp, Call n this
enSs H. passisshs. aad Who y sse.
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ssy- The State Gazette Of the 18th
ult,, contains an article endorsing
the views OF the Galveston News in
relation to the military despolism al
Jc)hrponS Che nest Of which is
leather and pruncllu," but the fol.
lowing paragraphs arc worthy of re.
production.
The military despotistn, established
oym the South in time Of peace,
Kill always DO considered by the dis,
ipiersstsd and impartial = disgrace to
the age and country In rs miIdest
fesm,. military rule is irksome to
frcemsn and hard to boar bat, adj
mipistercd by bad agents, it is intol-
efublc.
We assert that there is and has
been no necessity in Texas for mill
tary courts to try civilians. If we
are allowed to have proper civil au
thoyities, having the public conf
dencc, Offenders against the laws will
be punished and order will be pre-.
sssysd. Military courts arc not fitted
for tho trial Of civilians---they were
never intended for it--they have
been resortcd TO occasionally TO 40.
coinplish tyrannicai cnds they never
hase been successful in administer.
ing impartial justice.
Tho editor then proceeds to saddle
ths entire blame upon Gov. peasc,
lnss tedexhonsrats Gen. Reynolds,
whom he affects to believe a kind
hearted gentleman BY nature, one
who thirrts not for blood, who
inclines to peace. and who would not
wish tina! any innocent man should
ssasr." Such compliments, It seems
70 Us, are entirely out Of place. The
editor of the Gazette knows perfectly
we'll that Gen. Reynolds Is the man
who ipauguratAd tho military despot.
ism 10 Tszas, and has steadily kep.
II up, disreg arding every appeal to
his clsusncy. But for his mslig.
nant and false report of the condition
Of the State, neither the Government
nor the people Of tho North nd
West would have tolerated the treats
meat our people have received. The
compliments Of our contemporary,
therefore, are discreditablc to hia
head asd his heart We arc panied
to SEQ them. We repeat Gov.
Psass is not tho responsible party
but Gen. Reynolds Is the man who
I" alone aaswsrabls for the prcsen.
condition Of afsirs '
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-14

- The Shreveport dspaetsssat head
saungtsssl ~ ~ iassiae of boots AnA
3 Nshnss b 4 J. y lswh'e Ma . Tsxas
sSs,sA wAsss n ssssrIpt,oas eaa b
sfbeaa " ~ Iswssg psiSss
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- Jsvvsaoou x,esss - ~ ksLAAaxe.--
O. ~ ~ n Jsas. = - 49, - EsTss
s.saa y prsssssa fbso New ORLEANS, III
: Sl1ssu.s Enes- witl ~ salsgs1 y ~
~ eeebfv vsshly Psssysas, nakins Il
~ ~ ksssst II nos ~ hsSss.
T. ~ = ~ esAaa The prise Vim ~.
naia = hsfoss, three aallan spss's,
We sss stsiking fos large additional
AAef suhssihsn, shsa ~ hsps 70 ON.
- aanja - s..4
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Nsoas Ovvscs. noapsas.-fhs
New Yerk AssslA seesss 70 ~ -.
poiatssst II : fsil blss1sd asgro Il
The poseo4ss ~ Cs,snAia, Z. c.,
snd thiahs Gen. 0ues ~ isAues.
- b ssststs spssaal ssassss 10 IN
appssatHsas Aes = ~ sana tins.
u taisss 10 ~ 81 sthss sssss -.
poistoeses - oseas y hs)d ~ 70.
pubSteae pastf y thstr ewn doe.
tFissa.-- Gsebsstos Nssrs.
& We Asvs "a u lsssiss " his peli.
~, kAs VIII ssaa ~ sssssss Nsrsh
'sstsal 4 SessA. II b A4shss 10
rssasf ss6sp selss>helaan saissa,
tAst = ~ ~ = aehi - ~ ssssls
Dat ~ Nm ksess vssy vsll lAa,
tAss h ~ ~ s1jsst.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-14

4 BEAsf DuTbua Anp rns Housa -
Butler, 10 lsss' speech, ssllsa God
10 witaess that he pssse would ~.
ahackls the South. "until the latch Il
svsvy Oplea aas's 1osf eculd IL
ssteey IN sssees, alsswisg FREE skssa
aaa tsgssuu ~ ~ Wssia II Issfs,
w1tAoae rs1Ar1sse rsss ~ coley.s ).
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-14

~Hill h Wilces aaLs Il pois. to
hssr on hssd TIE very Ansst beef that
can b rsrehassd, ard sasvs Il up in
god styk. Rensnbss thslR stall l. Al
No 10 il the market.