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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-29

WALLACKs THEATER
w ENORMOUS SUCCESS
and increasing demand Tor -csts u Wltuess
DON CESAR DE BAIAN
Tie Hrca produced by this revival VIII compel ~" pos
yperut 81 THE MFRCH Ant OF VENICE, srd other plays
Which vii Involve tbs anal series o M N+ALLAN > P'f
faninnoc~ for THIS SEASON. - $500
Tbt srea. D-alns will given TONIGHT iG conjunction
with .-.- -.
BOX AND cox,
In which Mcss.s BROl CHAM and NALCOF are Mighty 70
Csi,ed with shouts 81 laughter ana appliance
Toe shove attractive ProSI Val ." rePct-ed
TOMORROW, (SATI RDAYl Apri 50,
and
A u0
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Nu ~ uOTEIS nnd BNARDING-

IN =
ers az Music fir Sicr IN Indians, Illinois nd virginia
,aarv 30 aud Freurh ,y' iog as Scipo.
6o,rrness o family. ~ sch -r rn'h a'c ~ IN ais'
f BOYS School - d'srshr boln" gn du'ie aid
tetyyerg Is aud today. AMERICAN - iOOL lN,IfJ III.
No $40 Broadway.
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TOR SALE or to LET-The i-story HOUSE

i al LOT NJ y L--src-p,e t-h-l, be--r'r So md
a.av. IN, L-a ts. Crtol thr tuirt s'fy Dn.
"a. ,ai-ro-- ,pak-g-.-o,. -. Apply u -Hs F.rioS,
fr1nr > O., O'cs-s.
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mo ITAer-Tb. UppFK PART ofth. 5-s,ory

ITO K'-NT or LEASE-HOVSE Punished or
r.--ry Fr--i.h.d 80. - h,- 81 -s: Arrly g. q. w.
Di FK Bah q. The s-sr @. h-s-Gu.A.
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J,OR SALE-TWO large 4.gtory HOUSES.

WIKI s.orr 2isy. taV=er ih-t sud IJh-st-; zach
hos. paw over o YEAR; viii b. odd cheap traded io'
r-0p y ID ~ Hsr'i o.. ss value. inuui-- e !" " HIN
hon ~ Stj th.ay ~ o. TIE PAINT SHOP No 81 5daV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-29

nv FIXTJEt- A,. flr'f.Hi if ... ali. .r.s u-ri-
49,. b. ~ n Bst...- y. ~. T-'.,-- R-.h yl. T..
..-.. .-- fs .-e- r-a-- 1rr g-t crr-i-r -ti vrrr.
q iITpIT.f a '.rtt y. ~ g.. .-.-... :. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-29

will BE- LET, either mn shed Or L'tTnisEl % ii..
respectable family. IT, hoas, j. aHiy situated 10 tl
r sbL,.d Of Bp..Iyn ParA - Iaucs was tom lie Cay
Hal Ce-. run within tlosk sd hrlf = tt tnat ki-
moderate. AdGres. ALLEN. Mo- J6 ara oi3 hro.dv ~
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',,o BAKERS and HOTEL PROJECTORS
l%IANTED-INFoRMArIoN 10 regard to the

w rti.-l ofM.- Ann arsRiAS c,lsu cf Mr. n
,., t.,r Mrs.. VI Porch Aor~y win b fofsArdsd IN
az ,sr.n.s. 10 de,-.uS Tor, Aisr.> y g. PORTER. Has.
4 o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-29
to LET. No. l23 HENRY
CCHOOL ROOMS to LIT in the BIBLE

~ liOl ~. Asur-ptceA suite of wei adap.sd fur ~,
D rpo cerpi. .r The ~ siN year. BY Grlss cho
OFFICES - LIT tn building wA dsl-
rabe Apply Treasures Uf.e, IN the Bible House,
trruce o-ia
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-13

GA the 18th II >rs,i al her residence near Ham
fHlrr Arkansas af-r an ~ ness o. uluc days, Mr..
HARRIET BREWER.
The dcc.a-d resided for many years IN this rouniy
She Wa kindhea wuman aud Possessed many
esttmable ,aas ef character. Her friends vii be
p,inca to hear ai bet death.
At the residence 81 Judge r. 4 Fatillo. IN Marshall
,a Tuesday tn, ilth lust, SARAH V, infam 4aufh-
ef OF the late ". " std Sarah VI. Kelsey. deceased
swco, bsl- Thog hat i.s-ss freia earth aid a
Sod u suffering t. heaven and fond moihrrs ariE H.
e. n,c Spring cast her bcr thy f,ireu eowcrs,
an|l let thy gcpte.t bre.1cs avg hry iequ!nn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-13
VI \R>iINLI GROVE ACADEMY.

HAVING uaraoi homs aner au absence Of
IL a tess mouri, avn happy 70 ergct my
ifieHl- and take this method If Informing them
and thr pnhic m general, That now feel my
,cli j,e5ta.Eeoiis ,oi'ft IA Marshall teach
cr and Will be- happy 20 serve them again IN
,l.i~ capacity The Marshall Grove Acadcmy
wlli tg %. op.uel lor the reception Of boys and
youne mau ou tn frs, Moulsy in March. l
hope los diligence aud perseverance IN nay -chul
a-iig dsi,s jo ui.rt aud receive Il liberal share
If patronage
RArE, 0r rlniuN FIR SESSION or Five MONTHS.
fis.r Cl.>s- ~l-liiue Reading. Wr-
ting irst i,ssins in Aiitanptc, pn
mayy Geography 8r....-..-..... $1,000
>Eco>p q AS. t,eorrspny tngii-h
Grammar Logic Rhetoric Natural
Thiltpephy Chemistry. Arithmetic,
Primary Ncchu, &c............. enee
l4Hhp tl,s- Ancient Language,
anl HIGHER Mathematics. ...... ... $500
SO lucu'-utal h,pausc
therrc- m,ic from time 4 out,rapct TO The
close 81 tllf s.~-i4n at which time bilis Will BE-
dor Deduction vili Co., nude fsr proirac'ei
t.rsmss. h,and r..u b. proenrel at the hcad-
ear, iur twelve dollars ptI month wlih washing
o. ten witaou, w,.liing
T. }. rhTll.LO Principal
Feb ~ l-sg No - Il
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WILLIAM SHIELDS \ CO..

N'Ot Id say TO The Planters generally that
w thry are now manufacturing Cotton t,in-
Of an improved pattern. wl..,n ior liglim-~ Of
draft, ,l,cci Of ginning. and excellence oi sample
are unsurpassed by any Gins made either
\ orth ~ south. The journal. Of the cylinders
run in water busc. lined with lS,bbitts metal
thereby doing away with friction almost entire
~ The brush shaii is polished up To head Of
brush 80 a. To prevent cotton winding around
frequently causing the Gin TO take fire.
We also manufacture Corn Mil lof any size
and quality which have repeatedly been pro-
nounctd 10 be the best Hons. Mills in use
They are all gearc1 TO bc run without crossing
IL band and are botcd doan 50 there can be
np giving way, a. j. sometimes the case with
those that arr only wedge fastened.
Our Factory i located at Mindcn, Claiborne
Parish. La, VII u We have ample facilities for
making from two to three hundred stands per
aunum. and as many mills. Should planter. de-
sirc 10 try or Gins ffor they are al warranted.
they can address u at the above mentioned
place where their orders will always receive
siFc, attention
We are Southern men and So in fur home
manufactures
We would refer those unaeqnainied with our
Gins 10 the gentlemen named tclow
j NJ Taylor. i"Inele Joe = Marshall. Texas.
'uhf' joe pm Mason,
u. II james,
Rev W. Il Hill.
Rev. IicHry Ware,
Lemucl Langley, Glade Springs.
Mnj ". 4 Tutlc,
Col. John NJ Ion,~ Jefferson, Cas- Co, Tcsas
W II FREEMAN, ESQ,
; + Noselcy fsq.
Hon j Il Henderson. tass Co. Texas.
Cot W Ills Whitaker
$ Z Aldfidrc, Upshur 90, Texas
John Ellis,
DR. Jonathan Adams. Harrison Co. Texas.
Col VIM. CLARK, hurry League, Harrison Co.
Teas.
Anil | lsiq Il 2Q.fml
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-13

With what regularity The different Il The
vii srrc,r slung hail gentle SprinF. With tpr,r
ing uul fi,m every stem summcs rlssira- ~a~
iucr with rpenins Fl Il, tatmn. WITH t. lap a
industry piled to overt 'singf Ass Wlutef
Winter With friend and festive be.l T. etisy the
-5u. AGAIN melancholy d.ca-. Ia, it, dih,ren, IA
.1u- aud stages. Yet IN sIi their variety tom
light cold cnngh irritation or q: King "a the throat
. ven rubcrt STAR cun.nmpt.e. ~ - ~ gicla o.
tt the w.ne 81 N 4gri,G t. thr cr,'- ninR glar,
rr-tar,tipn ard perfect health rs tho u,e al Mood
5.an 4. Cherry Exp.rtariut ia rs
El. SNNnEp> ~ YRS vus'ral Ieta~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-13

II A Is 5
Mems and Boy ~ilk Cashmere and Wool
DO do DO Leshorn and Straw
DO Panama liai.
Ladies and Misses lionucts, Hats. and Flats
in great variety
l.hdi,- B1pncts Trimmed
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EDUC ATiONAu.
Marshall Collegiate Institute.

1>iiIS Institution. situated pn the street south
] Of the tourihnHsc. will b. opiicd on the
lit Monday in February next.
WILLIAM LOWRY, A. NJ, Professor II
.faciem Languages
l.. j. tAROLAN, A. NJ PFcJessor u Mate
eg'0t'es &c.
RATES OF TUITION PER SESSION or s"Nrns
Junior tlass .............-... ~" 90
Mhl' DO .......,+--.-.-.. - y"
Sthuf 40 .t+-...-...+--.. oo ""
Incidental expense. ....,.-... 90
Pupil will b. charged from the time II en-
trance unit the close Of the session, except IN
cases OF pt1tractcd sicknes..
j. CAROLAN.
Marshall Jan n -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-13

rrnAN Under thls bead
ing we find the following card in the
NJ nphs Baiici,n, of the lTih 1t Is da
rl Memphis, April l6, and signed \. :.
Rcncan
Notice is hereby given To every Gu
tat .Iunta in the United States and Gu.
.Nl that one az more members from each
l..l. and all others who are friendly
the imnrdiat" acquisition of Cuba,
81. requested to meet in convention in
w city of Nicksbnrg Mississippi on
tr lOth day Of May 1859. fr the purpose
Z adopting measures which will secure
the acquisition q 'uta 10y civil mlgra
nin-that teing the day following the
meeting Of the southern CONNER ial
Conventions Each delegate 10 said Con
sention is very respectfully invited to
Itleni
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4 Cali.


Ma. Error:
II James Turner Esq, will consent 10 become a
: andidalc 10 represent Harrison Count, III the
n.,t Legislature, he will receive the support in
dcpcndcnt Of party, Of
SEVERAL.
Marshall, May 9th, 1859.
= Candidate Ia represent The county OF Harrison,
IN the lower branch of the neat Legislature he
Al receive The cordial support Of
M,Xy or ms FELLOW CITIZENS.
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J. u. LANG A>TER CO.

1 RI now IN reccp, q large and we'd -
Pants Oils SQr>. reriuusv Notions u
flayor,d Extracts etc. to which attention il
Repeatedly solicited.
TO the lads~ they would sa, call and
their b'vuiiiul Card tassS. Fancy I'aIet Insrl-
nlss Combs Brushes. Soaps, Powders anil
tcfiunicfy such SIS h is ms Sser,ls frany,
PAM, NoHg America tppcr Ten, etc, etc
\ To-, Of hne Gold fcus.
April =. ls39.- u3o.a~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-13
WAR N MEXICO
Peace i)e,paiyd 81 IN EarsPe.


-Asn
NV-E are receiving another lssse Stock -
w -pr,ng and Sum,ncr Goo-k. aaA sSM here
tnd oar -,nesrc thanks 10 gMroas tahsse.
and particularly To old ifcn'l- and cus'oasrs9
who have stood by 10 ,hcse many wars
We viii further add that -, have aisvrtsSd
speofeaiig aad GcueraRs. ard have r-!sa'sd the
old ,Alc 80 often iha, u has s@-""r r'at', a.I
pow Eel that i, has ceased n,ers,s i:ss Ia order
TO iil a srace in the papr and Civ. tn printer .
chance. wilt rrmark that We ha'. '.~n Win -
for u,af', fifteen wears, aad nov "&r "sv pase
conduct rs an Indication Of our fa'cr. coarse n
hu.lm>- We think our interest and yoars .
mutuai 1iie. Il sou still thin. VI worthy " e~e-
hlrucr. We shuli be most happy to serve !s-',
giving yau al. the advantages ol our is.s' ~s-
psri"u.,' W. buying AMI selling good G""l- and
thonp b.,sl. ai such prizes %. both you ana us
can live Hg,LlY believing That our present
stock Dwhcl completely vii far suri@ss any Thai
"a" base r,of brought cal, both 10 quantity. qua
li,y aad cheapnnss ard world most respectfully
call your attention t., our stock Of
Iadjc. DrcS. ;NssAa,
consisting Of the Latest Sttle Of every ds%criI-
ton ~ InditS' pr~s &, ". that We could find
ia >cv York and Philadelphia. for princ and
Summer wtlf from the er0wn Of the hend to the
.olr At The ioot
Also. tut ,on gentlemen from eriar two
story mole skin -ni cotton or otter down To- The
very finest Philadelphia rnad' raiskin boo, all
done up ie the most approved style.
We are prepared 10 accommodate all--h'gh
and how rich and poor old and Young gals and
btoy. iast and SLOW .white aud black with
every nrin, Usually found IN retail o,ofes out
side Of barge CITIES
We law Jay good slk good embroidered
-
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SANDERE 4 SEARS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
MARSH ALL, TEXAS


MOULD respectfully announce TO Che c,i
W gems Of Marshall. Harrison county, and
Eastern TcVas that they. in addition TO their
former largo stock of Medeincs, etc. have pur-
chased the entire stock of 4 :. johnson 4 Co.
consisting OF rev aud well selected stock o.
brugs. Medicines. Chemicals, Glass, Oils and
Paints, of every description. As well as Station
cry, and every other article appcr,aining to a
well conducted and well balanced Drug business.
which they have removed 10 their old stand On
the west side of the square. where they will be
constantly receiving during the winter and
a,ring fresh arrivals for their Wholesale as well
A., tH" inuumcrable details of a retail and pre-
scrp,,pn business Rcmindinl Of past iavors, we
return thnakl to orr old customers hoping and
expecting to - aul furnish them all in dnc time
with everything IL orr line that their neccssiiics
demand
\. h II must be- remembered and understood
that Paints. Oils and Class, are !cncclorward
strictly cash nrt,h~ for Ne have to pay cash Tor
thrm therefore If we suppl, the mareci a. our
present ow profits, We mast have cash. Those
of our customers who have bought tho above at
tielcs Of u. on shor, space. must come forward
and pay up.
.iauul~g eth -.
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Spring and Summer Clothing,

embracing every variety and style. Extra 81
- OF shirts druvcr~ aud clothing ior large men.
lie has h. addition. recently received the
inrs, ln, of raltskin lid and ra.en,
lsp'her shoes ever trough, TO tl,.s
market, A lso lot of hats.
lie has brought on for the ladies. Il supply NJ
fashionable ladies Lace NantiiiSs. which he y
satisfied are the fines, ever brought 10 Eastern
Texas. They have but 10 In ssn To In adm,rvd
Tie undersigned haN elected Marsha - his
permanent residence. aud Ititepds keeping
CLOTHING EMPORIUM
AZ this place and and a, Jefferson. lie solci's
all who d,~irc TO purchase choice articles u
clothing "a, how prices TO call Oh him. lie heels
assured a bring able in all cases to give c"u,-
vlttc .alisiActiun
8 JACOBS.
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CAI.I.AWAN h RAIN,

DE~rEt rFlLLN inform the etlzous Of
IL Harrison county that they are now opening
a large stock Of Staple and Fancy pry ,.o~ls,
Hardware, Qacciswar. Boots and >a~'s, Hats
anil Gaps. Cloihine and Motions, en- the South
side ef the public square. We will LAY nothing
Of the quality and style Of onr eoeis, knowing
none can judu' better Of them than yourselves,
hn' respectfully solicit call.
Msrha'l April - 1852
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Niststitf an. iNN
Spelling Reading and Writing .... slh Ca
Junior Ga... ....... ...... 20 90
MHlilc Ass ............... Is 90
SenIpr Cln-s. ............. N 90
spanish end Italian, each ......... 10 90
tuuch Taught cnrrcsiv as Nj, -irach-
au speak. ths ian.-asei. .......... 10 90
Mis- au Mclo.irau amt Piano. ... 80 90
lnr1htd ENpcnsfe .............. 90
80 eNiu. clurrc f,t latin
\ fu Young lajie. wN hr received a. board
crs m The family ~ the PRINCIPAL =, SIS per
mouth i.thcn.t ~ mystic tie, or ~,c'afian
inaarnee Is urged lar the support = this school
It IS ouuidi'iy believed thai the reputation u
lAc Principal during ten years that She has
taught iu tbs CITY web a. the marked I'M
9reyemcu' Of hsr pupils. viii bring 10 is support
thc d,Snd number
EMMA ". Bp\fohN, Principal
ELIZABETH Il SfKACllA\, Asst.
Marshall. ian. 7th 80
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CARRIAGE MAKING AID KEPtlRl>G I,
SHOP EAST OF PUBLIC SQUARE

VI ti~i All. --..t+... ...t. ltAAHf
'IllE undersigned thankful
! for the patronage with 800
which they have been favored, Gs-A6
Won respectfully inform their friends aud the
public. that they are prepared to curry ON the
Carriage Making and Repairing Rusinc,s in IT,
various departments. Having many Years "a
percncc they haticr themselves that Tor mat
urs- ol style and durability Of work, they viii be
unsurpassed 10y any establishment, IN the South
They have Just received and v',l always keep
On hand large supply Of new material H''aole
FIR all styles of huggies aud carriages Coach
pA.-,s, extra size, on hand.
Repairing done at short notice
Terms CASH aud prices as low can Dee
afforded hy any good mechanic All work war
rA,cd Cal and examine our work aud piic,s
l.. GOLDI\.
II 4. MANN.
April : 1859. In3oIyl
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cENTIENE<'S
FU NISHING GOODS.
STORES At MARSHALL AND AT
JEFFERSON.


THE undersigned has opened fashionable g.
fablishmaui. Of ,,ontl,meni. Fashionable Goo.
a, Marshall and a, ,l,f1soi, to which he wish
- 60 direct public attention. In addition 10 his
stock Of heavy goods he has Just received large
liz g
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Term. Of tuition per session. pay

atff ne hff ~ aare nes.
Orihography ReulInT Writing Ge
ografihv. Primary GrsuHnar. aHd Aliih-
urie reduced one third hom former
rates .......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $1,000
Grammar aud Arithmetic continued,
Composition, Defamation. Natural
Philosophy Chemistry and History 30 90
Algebra. Geometry. Tr.ouonetry.
Surveying Descriptive aud ANALYTICAL
Gcomelry Shades Shadows and Per
speri.yc Integral aud l'ih nTtiai talcu-
ns Astronomy Mental Philosophy,
Rhetoric, Ancient and No,lrrn i-.ngua-
gt- 49,. ......=--- ......... 1000
fuel At College per session 49,. .-.... ou
students will be charged from the time Of
entrance Ia closa Il session, uulcs. 10 oi
prolrnc'e,l sickness.
BOARD may bc had in n, family Of the former
President OF respectable private families, at
81 ? pr month.
loy further information refer 10 ca'alocues.
which may be had On application to the Pr,si.
dDut
+ : BASS preuic-i
Feb Is ls59 No - II
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Warehouse. WeutOn, 'reXas.
u. II. MARTIN.

ID ECElvlNG, Forwarding ard Cessnsalns
IL Merchant, Has nov IN hssd asa - sssSsc.
a large 10. q Sugar Cpeke. Fork nacus aelt.
iron Nails, Castings. l,ueEics Rcre, Ricc, No
las~s, Camlks WhisAcy. Appe Vinegar. etc.
cash. or To good cxs,oncr = IN savsass -
cotton.
Angus, :.--49H
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l'lst II TK!,i.S.


100 KEGS NAILS assorted mp Tor sal
100 By
q c. GREGG & 60.
Feb / 1850 II
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I AIDES rr~s Goods in great variety 70
J.. snlc by q u. PIKE.
April :, 1859 n3o .3ml
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ARTHUR \ CO.,
nv,
~ HO<PSu(P HTOccrS.
eFFlcF Corner II Canal and New Leyce streets.
STORES Ga ful,ea. aud Ne" leNee and ON
non streets V'''"'' '''''" 81 0.,.
~ "a We" '''e"">'
Ap'" ~" '''''
~ Nh'S n'''''-' o,"he '' q IDc ''' '
''''S'"" 'f' rn,rw~ rn
"'I' ", ,e.a VIM"
~ ,rr<rc,ro sb.r.,. patton, Straw. Cp,
fer. ,nJ b'., cr,i, .,rylI,s. ms, rar..,~j
ana ''' '''' 'y ,ppan Zoo
AF'u = 'S''
rrrryFp ,,a e.r eel. yoou,, u yc.. MA
"a .iz bs
GREGG ( 60.
April 80 i-i9 Il
,...,.,,.,,
II fendsrs Toas> and Sscecls by
nhfHh \ 60
April % ls39 /,
,.,...,,.,.,
!
thseis sc by
6hi.r" 70
April %. 1859 II
,,.u.,, MI. "a. ~ ,oo ~
~ atcn' haiaAce., Boston Load sugar "c-
Tor sale by ,,.,,,,, ,.,
100 Nhr''" "
Npril % 1870 II
,,,rrn> -, NJ cd. ror. MIL
I Spade and Shoye's Enamcpci kci,e-
Stow Pans. Gram Scyth,s Smokine Tobacco
al the best articles, iog sale by
GREGG 4 co
April %, 1889 +"
VERY hos, In,p,r,al and Hack 'r.n. for :, o
liz
,rrGG 4 90
ArriI9a 1870 a
I,np, Salrra,pS Sniplir. Pcprr. Spicc.
> Starch. Soar. rickl,.-, &C. fm =, . hy
EEf;g 4 co
ApriI 70. $50. st
LARGE S,oek of NV Good. generally.
ms, received and for sale nv
GREGG & 60.
Apri' ~. ls,9.--it
............-.----
II Another most BEAUTIFUL lot arrived this ;lav.
and Tor ale hy
\. COLEMAN 4 GO.
Marshall April -, -.
A VERY handsome and desirable Ia, OF Rna-
y DIV Made Clo,hnie. jus, received and Tor sale
At The .,,r,. nf
J. y COLEMAN 4 co
Aprn
,,,,, =, tt. r..i.....,,.., ST..
RItli LOT OF Ladies Emhr''orred HMIs
~ andJaeomt collars. AIS" >iectes ana 'ui-
j, \. COLEMAN a co,
/ April %. %.
rry ,,;,,.,. ~ ,,,;,ol,,e ,o,, lac hal a, The
s,a,c !,
~ COLEMAN 4 co
April -. 1859.
FINE 70, Of ADDE'S t.mhrnider'i AMI NaF
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

The 18th Of tho regular course OF public Leo
tures for the winter Of 1862, under he direo-
tion Of tho Keokuk Literary Institute, viii be
delivered on Monday evening. March lAth. CON-
nsncing Il o'clock, in tho Lecture Room Of he
new Medical College, corner Of Blondsau and 7th
streets, By Rev. Il. Billings, Of Quincy.
6ubject--aThe Anglo-American."
The public are invited to attend. Admittanct
4rse. ". ". DIXON,
ID. W. D1GHS. Committee.
mch14-d2t A. CAMPBELL,
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DAILY GAfR Ciry Ovv1cn,
keokuk, March 7th.
TLOUR-country. Z. 90 TO 81 s7i per sask.--
6upsrhns, ~ 80 TO 81 90 per sack. Extra, (fall
vhsat) - 70 - ~ per Dbl. Graham, ~ rs per
loe IL.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 7Sc per 100.
CORN-So eta; ready sale.
BARLEY-spring, 4Oab5, Fall, tOa76c.
WHRAT--SeslO0c for Spring; 30 to ! 10 for
Fall.
0ATS-In request at As to so.
RYE-65c to 500 little coming in.
PoTATOEs-scarce, IS to 95c by the load retail
25a3ocss per peek.
GROCERIES-N. o. Sugar fair Tara, No. l, 81
81 prime ., clarified 9la10, crushed and loaf la
ts12a. Reconsideration - to 40, 8. Il. ~
70 10, Golden Syrup, rs TO 500. coass-Rio II
to III. Java 1870 Ice. Rice tnew)6 to SIC.
sOAP-Palm 6ac, Family 63c.
CANDLEs-star II to ~, stsarins III. Mould
l3to l7l.
LARD-ln demand, l04 to 103.
BUTTER-l0 to Is; choice n 10 rs.
HIDES-Dry, j S to 154c; grsen,e.
HAY-Prairis45t to - Timothy and Hunga.
rian, 80 to $40; Balsd do. tl1 $12; Retail, SIS
SEEDS.-Hungarian Grass, 81 70 - cts. Tim.
othy, 81 50 to 80; Flax Seed, 81 ooa$1 10.
SUNDRIES-Onions,s SIS to 95; Eggs, Liable
Feathers, 35c to 37ic; White Beans, ooc 20 IS.
FRUIT-Fair supply. Green apples, choice, =
50 to - 90 per Dbl. Dried apples, 40 to ~ 81
per bushsl. Dried peaches, - 90 to - 90. Raj
sins, - 30 70 3 rs.
CHEESE-W. r. ia 10 Is; Denmark . to 10.
PROVISIONS = Mess Pork SIS 90; Hams %
Shoulders Z; clear sides 3.
BEEF-2a7Ac gross; ~ to &c per quarter.
sHEEP-42 70 - y head.
HOds.--Dressed, - 90 to 81 90.
sALT-G. A., 81 80 70 81 81 par sack; Kama
wha, 2oos3 10 per Dbl; Liy~posl, 413s psr sack
FIsH-Mackerel, No. 4 $40 70 I'll p Dbl; No
SIS 10 SIG; No. 8 4l2 to$13. White, No.. ! - u
to IS % y half Dbl; No. : ~ set "a rs. Coz
Ynh 5to oN b.
ExcsAnss.-On New York for currency II Pc
cent; for gold I Per cent. 6t.Louis4 per cent.
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Arrivals ~ the lsIlllngs House.
MARCH TO-

John Gossick ,Ottumwa; c. 3. Gridiths, st. Louis;
g. r. Hendrix, Carthage, H.; 0. H. P. Scott, Law
renee Jas. d. Harris, New York; Jacob Bodine, N
T.; II. X. May, N. r.; Finley Wright, Buffalo
Jas. x. Young, Buffalo; w. N. 6turgis, Keokuk
II. Beskman, Des Moines; A. M. Rodgers, 0ska
loosa H. Melvin, Welisburg, Va; s. p. Yeomans
Sioux City; 6aml r. Curtis and family, Keokuk
Aiss Jones, Ills; Il. Newhouse, Hudson, Mo; n
Ksllyer, Hudson, Mo-; W. GAlland, Montrose; Il
Gillett, Hartford, CT; J. Crane, Des Moines.
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eTAn information against Capt. Beneke
for selling liquor or keeping the same for
sale, having been lodged before Esq. Allyn,
tho Captain claimed change Of court, upon
making his oath that he did not believe he
could get justice before Allyn, on account Of
Aliyn's allsdged prejudice against him and
his bias insss. Thersapon the case was taken
before Esq. Cole. Such an oath in regard to
Isq. Allyn will strike the old settlers with
surprise, inasmuch - they know Tom Allyn
20 be, % Tom Corwin said OF friend in Ohio,
ahopelessly honest" Notwithstanding his
Locofocoism.