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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
A RESPONSE TO MR.. HENRY'S PRIVATE
CIRCULAR.
NEw-YoRK, Fr

NEw-YoRK, Friday, Nov. ., 1860.
To j. j. HENRY, ssQ.-Dear SIR: You have done
me the honor to send political circular, headed
(Priyate) urging me TO vote the Union Ticket. Per
nit TO cay that caIno. consider any political con-
municstion private.
NV political sntecedents are well known 10 e large
circle Of my fellow-citizers. have always been a
National Whig and though now nearly fossilhed yet
have retained sufficient signs Of life 10 vote for Mr.
Fillmore for President and without doubt should
have voted for MessIs. Bell and Everett-men whom
! sincerely esteem, aud for whose election l would
make considerable etort-u there was the slightest
obauoe of success
But, Sir, you very well know the Fusion movement
only proposes throw the election into the House and
thereby keep the whole country Ia prolonged political
aQony therefore prefer that the people snail by their
TO be good honest hearted Union loving MAUI quite as
much either Of bis three opponents and quite
likely to carry into effect those national views which
have always cherished
Therefore am conentsd, under our peculiar circuu-
stances 10 vote the Republican Electoral Ticket. Fur
theT, may be permitted 10 remark that, out of our
sixteen Prtsidents the South have had ten-ssyen from
Virginia, lree from Tenaeeseesayngt the Free States
but six, majority Of whom were, without doubt en-
tiTely favorable 10 Southern views and interests.
Youn, very respectfully. ED". WALKER, Publisher.
FAILURE OF FUSION IN THE lsr DISTRICT
TO the Editor Of Then y. TSi5un'.
sIE: have ills moment observed 10 The Herald a
statement that hsd withdrawn my name from the
Congressional canvass. There is nothing more false.
was not even notified Of the action Of the Committee of
Fifteen.
You viii please publish in any New York paper how
false this ia dirty trick Of the enemy.
Yours very huly, EepEsT 7. SMITH
Sovth Hago, kOr 2, lSeV,
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New Yolk:
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
,xuIIAx c. BRYANT JANIS o. PUTNAM.
Districts.
, r.xv Erye H. .AsiAH BxcxwIrs'
pr~..rs w Frsxx p..HESxy CHuRoHiLL.
.vn.,~ o.ss,a.x le.JAxEs R. ALrlBSS
I..Vu.y no. .BsNJ. ~ HUNTINGDON.
...~r.n K.rxx.xa H. sHxRxAS d. PHKLEs.
sFRxpsnCx KsPP. H.'JohS >. r"
T. w.sBmsfoS SMITH. S..hhAs OsSA"
u,-,,.x A n.a,,xa A.JaxEs L. VOosBHBs
a. wilslAs n. RosHxrsoS. 81 ~ILNn' Al A"
=. o...av A enIxR %. .JoHs T. SHELLEY.
n Rupus H. KlSe. T''fhASA Ia yoShS-
:. -. n c.aPEyrxR 2s..JAxEs s. WADsvORSE.
:. - w,SsIow s..EIRA 81. PARsoys
:. I.Cop n Txr EYsx 90. .CBARLss C. PARKER.
ls..N EDsOS sHEIDoS N..EusBA s. "RAlSS
ss paaxxr q Hale. S2..JouE 9BTISKR JR.
s3..JAMEs PARXRR.
EDWIN D. MORGAN.
To- Isrufenoa GoeernoT. shObEhI CAMI ILL
For CanaI Csuatssioa~ ......'..sAMuEh IL bAhNEo'
n. E,.peetov Of STATE Prisons JAMES X. BATES
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JOHN A. KENNEDY, Superintendent
ORIGINAL BRECKENRIDGE TICKET.

ORIGINAL BRECKINRlDGE IlChEI'
The following Is the original Bieshinsse ticket when h0s
been supplsntsd by The Fusion ticket;
For Electors Of PresideHt and Vtce-PresI'
dent Of The United States
e,,nroS 7 TICKER. HENRY S. RANDALL
John III. BroWer, Joseph Lee,
Daniel d. Miller 1honlas D. MiSnen'
Jos;ah w Brown. John II. Gould,
Charles Frances. David Wager,
Jacob A. Westervet, George Burr,
Bernard Kelly. Jan es N. Baker
William NJ. Melntire, Wooster sherman
etenhen p. Russell, john l.. Cook,
Xar,n Ward. klexsHder Thompson
Hudson Webb George n. CLARK
Gsorce Reach. John Haggerty, -
Berry Snyder, William >; huoOeu'
CeorSe Van Santyoord Matthew Rigny,
Hiram Perry, Harry Wilbur
Richard ID. Davis, John I. Murray,
waiter III. PAYNE, Albert II. Tracy,
Oscar F. Dickinson.
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D "a Ma-ion 81.
6 ia 0TsDd-st
= 200 M.tt s..
8 az Hester 81.
.. 'sa Mnlbsnyst.
10. 2l5 Hester st.
YIyTR sSTH WAnn.
! lea Amity at
2. " p corner Of Sullivan and
Bkecksr sta
,. 1gl Ne rcer-st.
4. 100 Vsver'ey place.
5 US El-veuth-st.
g. MaIbanuI's hsrber-sbop, 3
Yves. Eleventh-st
2. N. u cor. Washington-plsee,
n the UDiverity.
0 s12 Broadway.
0. li9 East Tenth vt.
10. % Vest Thhhonth-st
SIXTEENTH WARp.
I. u SsveBth-ev.
2 l01 seveuth-,v.
8 l59 S@v, nth-ay.
4 2l3 Sev~bth-sv.
5. 800 Eighth-av.
6 20 Vest seventeeDth-N
7. III Ninth ay.
0. ~ II. nth sv.
9. l66 N'nih.sv.
10 43i Wess rwenty-hfth-st-
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
I. 233 Bowery.
Q 332 Houston-ss-
3. l64 S f3lk-st.
4. % SEQ ndsv.
5. - Sixth 81,
8. ". w. cor 6th-st. and lst-sy.
z. l05 Fast Ts elfth-st-
3. 2'6 East TbirtsenIh-st.
9. 703 First Az
10. 1l3 East Elevenih'se
N l23 Avenue A.
IL. 10 Asenue A, cor. Foursh-ss
10. 5l5 HoustoD-st
Ia. 269 East ThiIteenth-r-
rs. l64 Eletenth-st.
|l6 % Accrue A.
II. 1874 Thbd-st.
10. 1876 Secobi-st.
EIGHrsBsTH WARD.
I 50 Union place.
Q 292 -ix y ayeoue.
9 70I w 2i;hst Q cor: 8 Az.
n " cor 18th st. and "a ay.
5. n e. cor l1th It aud "a ay.
s. .. Q. cor. ed vt. snd 3D. Az.
Inc cor 23d H. and 30 aV.
Q n. W. cor 18th At. and lsG a7.
9 223 East Eightsenth street.
no. .. ". cor I'D II and 2isy
IN. n. ". cor 23d At ard lst sv.
II2. 9. q. cor 18th st and lst ay.
'I3 o o. cor . th 81 and LIST ay.
La. q. o. or. ed st and Av. A
NIsRrEBsrH WARD.
/. Gnvey's, cor. 4th ay. and
40 at
2. 603 Second avenue.
3. At the house Of Ed yard
PMe.l's IT, 6lst ST., bet. lst
and I'd avs.
4. A. house Of Francis Stecom,
Sd sv., bet 18th and 18th
ats south side.
Sac cor 81 Az. end e5th st.
TwBsTIsTH WARD.
298 West lsth-st.
2 29 l0th-sv.
8. 357 gtt av.
4. 236 West 36.h.st.
3. 40 iOth-sv
6. ls6 West 27th-st.
7 400 eth.ay.
8 SIS 8h-av.
0. 255 ith az.
10. 3i2 7th-av.
n. s43 Tth-sv.
IL. 17s West 33d-st.
10 1913 Ttb.av.
IA. ABS 1th ~
TwesrY-FIRsr WARD,
|. lT9 gass l1th Il.
Q M. c, oe's, 39l 5d.ay.
Q. 493 2d-.v.
4. Sontd-east cor. dith-st and
22sv.
5 558 ad-av.
6. So "a ev.
Z. 5Jl 2d-av.
8 s54 2A-.y.
9. 1874 u xiugton'sy., NJ. 5Sd-st.
10. AS 4th-av.
m. 800 lth.ay.
70. Moth east cor. 2)th. Of. and
Brosd~ay.
10. l,263 Broadway.
ia. Ga 6th-sv.
Twenty SECOND WARD.
/. 252 sta av., Det. 4lth aud
4ls.-sts., @ Q. Of 9Th sv.
Q. 2C6 w. 42d-st bet. 9Th and
9Th avs >. :. Of 42d.st
3. lsa w. 42d st, bet. 9Th and
9th.avs.. n. s. Of 42d 81.
4 22o w 4s.h It, bet eth and
9th avs at Matt nal Hall.
s. 2l9 w. 4hth-st., bet. 9Th and
9th-Avs.
6. 8 f cor. OF eth.sv. 4eth-st.
I. l61 W. 18th St., bet. Broad
way and 9Th Az.
8. ". T.. cor. Of 9th AZ. and nd
St, bet nth and 4gth-sts
.. r. s. Of llth-ay., bet. isth
and lsth-sts., about 81 feet
n Of lsth ct. on llth-ay.
| 10. 649 9th-Sv., Is feetn of:oih-
e., on ". .. Of ash-sv.
III. SIS eth-sy. bet std and 18Th
Sta, % r. s. OF SOD at W. 8.
Of gth-sv.
| u. w. $. of 7lh-sv., rs n. 2. Of
57th-st , b. Jtth and 57th sts.
Ia. W. s. OF Broadway, bet.
6ith and 65th.sts., At the
house Of John Fesselmoir.
IL. = r. cor. Of l0th-ay. and
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General Order No 240.

Car. =, Precinct -: You will notify your
IN, uspd that By resolution Of the Comnoo.rs OF tue Me-
tspsli'As Pohee aoh member OF VIII oe t'ita 81
=, H. sa Of One Hundred Dollars offered by his Honor the
MAYOR IN his Of Oct 49, 1867 for the SITS he
pa, ale Of peops who attempt to vote Illegally ~ the
Kss,ion On toe 9Th insitnt .-,,.,
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FIRST WARD.

! 90 9reepwioh-st.
z 81 GIesbwich-st
g. 1lG 0Iesnwich-s'.
4 81 Depey sterst
S. l01 Bread St.
SECOND WAND.
8Thel,Je-alley.
z. Burning Slip
1HiRD WARD.
!. 16n Greenwich'st
2. 45 u obiDsonst.
Q. 2sfI Grsenwich-a.
4 3nudson-st.
FouRrH WARD.
]. II Jscobst.
2. 2C5 NilllsIn-st.
3 - New Bewery.
4. ~ CheTfyr,l
8. IS Jsmes 81.
8. 20 CbtIiy st
Z. As Cathalibe-st.
FfTTH WARD.
I 1913 f,sukiin-st.
2 "a WbiteSt
3. 80 LeobsIdsi.
4hefrh-st.
s. Ie3 DuaIest.
& 367 Greenwioh-tt
Z. "a Laishi-st.
9. Az CsnSl.t
SIXTH WARD.
]. 1Tryon.Iow.
2. Sixth Waid Hotel, cor. Cen
ire ard Reade-iis.
Q. % City Hal place.
4. ia Leonsrds..
5. 81 rsDtre.st.
G. Nulbeny-st
! 7Bsy srd-st.
3. &C Elm-st
Q Atlantic Garden. cor. Eliza
beth and WalkeT-sts.
SEVENTH WARD.
I. 60 East Broadway.
z. l.5 Cherry Ut.
.. icy BsdisoD.st.
4. I8G CheIry.st
5 59Pke
S. 173 Madiion-st.
7 Nonig meIy.st.
q 329 Cherry e.
Q. 2 GorverDeur 81
10. go WaieT.st.
IL. aa6 Cherry
RisBTH WARD.
/ a " oosterst.
2 20 Th9nipson.st.
3. 8 Clark s..
4 sc Dominick.At.
5. $50 Greenwich. 81.
6. 10 Woos er st
Z. l4l Lsurers-st.
8. I4i Neri'k %.
9. 1871 Vthck-st
10. 2ta Vsiick st.
IL 905 spuns. :.
u. ll3 Cha ltor-st.
METH WARD.
|. e72 6ieenwich-st
2 AZ Hu5ss D-st.
3. hI6scbeT BuildlDgs, come
h'eeekeI and b oIton-sts.
4. - CbTiaopher1t
.. Is Seventh az.
6 IS Hsmmond-st.
7 ~ Fourth 1t.
8. 6t5 Hud,Cnft.
9. 10 FoaftE-it
10. pethune-st.
IL. 50 Perry.st.
u. 6gT 6res nwich-Tk
Tenth WARD.
|. TeBth Ward Hotel, come
Of Bfoome and Forsy th-sIs
2. 70 Aliet-st.
3 ga Orcbsrd-st.
4 % Ffs-A-st.
S. g. hes teT.st.
6. 20 bove~y.
ELEvBSTH WARD.
I. l35 Stsniob-st.
2. go Stanton st
Q. sT3 ton-st-
4 50 LeRis-st.
5 70 Houston y.
o. Is Avenue G.
7 Z Avenue G.
Q 249 Third-st.
9. Union fall, corner Avenu'
G shd FOnIth-st.
10. 1856 Lewis e.
IL. 69 Avenue ID.
~ as Si1th.st.
Is 1876 Eightb-st
Is. l2l Avenue D.
Is. 4l6 Trnlh-st.
10. 3a5 East Teuth-tt.
~. Is Dry Doek-st.
10. 2l7 Avenue g.
TWELFTH WARD.
I. A. 7 McCaun's Bloomin z
dale Road, pear gth It.
2 On the eHst si6e Of 5d.av.
between eeth and seth sta.
3. 1T Charles Hzhn's house
llGihIt, one door west o
cd az. soSth side.
4. At VIM. HR.sheld's, moth
west corner Of l24th st. an,
3d-sv.
s. Northwest corIer Of Man
ha:tsD-ft. and Broadway.
6. Southwest corner OF l5Stll
o.. and 0tL-Gv.
THIRTERNTH WARD.
1. lg0. Broome 1t.
2. 30 attorney ct.
8. 81 Ni.,et.st.
4. III BioOme 4.
5. 7 Goeick-st.
6 ~ Msngin-st-
2. IL Sufiolk-st.
q. AZ Gen ncnst
fOuhrEgsTu WARD.
!. 273 hott.Gt.
2. Il PTince-st.
2. ~ Princess
4. l79 Ehzab, th-tt.
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p0LITICAL INTELLIGENCE,
uspUBLIOAN NOMINATIONS.


g su...S.,,.... LINCOLN.
o.. V,oe- p, ssiSest. .. - M aNNsRAL HAMLbNs
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A NOTICE TO POLICEMEN.

CENTRAL DEPARTMENT OF THE MErhofOLIlAN
POLICE 40. 4s BRooME STREET, COR Elm.
OPucE OF suPBRISrESpKSr or PoHcE,
Nav. YoRK, Nor. 3, 1860.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-04-18
Report on the Presidents Protest.

III. Hiekmsa. ehai'min Or The committee On lie
uiicsfs II whom vas referred lie tpscisl Message of
ID. President 10 the Hove q representative. submit.
isi tie following report
On the 5lh dsy e March last lion. John
CDsnde, Representative in Congress from
the State Uf Pennsylvania. subnitted. AID
tie House Of Representatives. adopted. the
tai wing resolutions:
Resolsed. Thst eomiritsis II e.. r.mser ~ %.
pointed " the Speaker iof The pgtpase u inssstgsng
whether the PferJept sflhs United States any other
officer q The Government, has ~ money. patronage, o.
ihef improper means sought 20 influence The aron Of
Congfsss, sHy committee thereof. 20 sgsns the
pas.ses 4 sny Law appeHaininR 20 the right. of any
State g IfniiHy also n inquire into aBf investigate
whether any officer ~ nicen u The Government hsse,
~ continuation y otherwise prevented ~ defeated. %
a,ismpei y proven, dsisas hs execution q sny lsv
o. laws INV upon ihs sa'1ts bonks. ard whether ihe
President has failed feiussJ 10 compel the efeeBton
Of sny law thereof that ssfi committee shall insestl.
stis sne nqgifs into NE ahsiss ~ the Che,Ro and
oher pss aEsss sod ~ y. Pbislsdsiphis end othsr
nsty yases an int say ssgrt - eorns1ion 9Th the
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Sc rs IrRms

Governor Ellis has i..asd ! proelsm,,is,
oarring reward ~ s4DO inr he ARES, n
The y"ung msn Pasr'. .ho !. charged 9Th
causing The death "f the young man ws,.on.
At Chapel Hill.
s'rirrn gamblers were ssmsird In ~. Lon.
u lst Thursday under the ,svrsnt arr n
:"n''ei'd they are .ubjeri 10 fine Of from
$500 20 ~ .Ou0. : III"
4 Bonaparfc onee mpre rejoiees over tie
restoration 70 France u The I" natural boao.
n'f'es, which the Congfss, ~ vienns, as
years aga. deprived her of The sehs,e.
mpnt Is me which must crafty The pride n
me Emperor. rather Than add maierally IN
MS power. The treaty makers of 1878 ha,.
hecn snubbef. snd their trad,tien. a., !,
n,,aughi--grsAt steps, both, tosards ayeneinr
Waterloo. 50
Virginia appears 10 be worse IN b.n
North Carolina IN her Sheriff., far oui af
'boet i40 counties only 10 Sheriff. hsss
paid up Their State tsfes IN lsli. IN. s,.
sregse deficiency j. s4so 900.
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wnn. .sp wn.r avs s.,ov avn Me-,

wntns AID WH.r avs Savoy asp Mes
The Journal ~ Commerce ans~-rs-ihry
re portion ~ Narihern italy. The iIuchy
81 Sa,os. containing population ~ 600,
000. borders upnn France aud ssitzeriand.
and i abopi the size IL Connecticut. u ..
b"ur'ls in The m"st magnificent mountain
scenery n E"rnpe. iisa country rich in
MINERAL ore and ils fertile slnre. sa.,rd
abundant p..tufagr 20 herds. and .ame II 4.
valley. cnniain lutanani vineyards. The
county 81 Siee j. 4 very small pariian
81 the king,i.u e Sardinia. eomprehen,Isd
between the Maritime Alps srJ The MrIi.
ierranran. and briwecn the river. Var and
Andnra. u Is hat little larger Than the
State u Rhode Island. aud has es 600 IN.
habiianis. sheltered a. Il - by the Mari.
time Airs on The North and E.sl, ii enio,s
= rl,'nate almost like that ~ Naples. n.
chief city, Mrs. ~ Nee. il he rtsat -.
sort Of wealihy Rngli,hmeo. Rass,.n.. A.
m.riean. and Germans. WI. 90 thiihsr IN
Winter TO sset refuge from the cold blast.
II the NORTH"
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PERU ~ sAS

DLACK French and English prab y Etc,
ID Bae and Black Broad Cloths Black Doe
,kiu Cassimere Planters Linen Duck, Planters
Lincr Drill White Linen Duck and Drills Fan
cy plaid and striped Linens tor Pants. Cotton
Nlcs, Nankeens. Camle' Jcanes &C One Of the
larrc~, stocks ever offered IN 'hs market Just re
ceved aud tor sale cheaper than the cheapest by
BRADfIELD 4 TALLY,
Nav 9, 1860 n39N
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JuLrvs A. NOTEWORTHY.
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T.. & b. JACOBS.
their well known stand IN


SnnEyEroRr. IA,
L EXP on hand very large and ~el se'oc'sl
IA a.cri nen' Of
DRY GOODS AND CNOCERlES.
Their stock Of D,y Goods embraces CLOTHS,
IoWEL1. BLANKETS READY MADE
CLOTHING HATS. BOOTS, SHOES, and
PLANTATION GOODS Every description
OF HitOGAN-, ETC.
Their stock Of Groceries is abou, the largest
ever brought TO the place, consisting Of COZ
FEE SUGAR, BACON PORK, LARD,
FLOUR. MoLASsES RICE Httf, tliOt.
OLATE. TEA, CIGARS, ald TOBACCO,
AVID all kinds of Liquors
They yirc'iase for CASH, and sell exelp
~i~clv for CASH. ~ the lowest possible rates
Theg solicit all who visit Shreveport, O. who
pscsnsc To- scnd to New Orleans 10 lay in their
supplies. to ir.t give them call. and examine
the quality and prices Of their goods.
March =, 50. No II II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18
FIFTY YOUNG MEN WANTED

nv good moral character coming well ~,
" mcndfd can find steady and 'emuof's ~,
employment, in selling by subscription y! ""
able Publications of Books ain
My business il md has been for ycsn u =, /,
sivcy Southern business designed 10 49,
building up Southern literature. -.
The Books arc all choice selections es"ik
ted to adorn the parlor. the cen're'snIt 80 ~
hrar-, and TO store tho mind with uss!si ~
edge They recommend ,hcn,srlscs+o ~ ~.
and the old For beauty Of tyPoGrst! -
nca,pcss cfbinding. thry stand alIsosi ~ "a
A large number Of thee hooks a. ID. y
in Texas which win rcnt,eY il Ps'o"'~
Agent.
AJIresa ,hc suhscrhsr. Nnxshah leiTr
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TOBACCO + CIGARS.

\ large aud choice stock
The undersigned does not pret'nd to mention
all of his goods but simply 10 cali attention 70
leading articles. aud " the .Stream'y LOW
FIGURES at which he is selling He wishes
every one To call and examine for themselves
satisfied tina, they will not tail To buy
r. SCHWARTZ
Narsha' Texas. April q. 1850
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ll0rNN are

TABLE md rockc, Cutlery, Knob Locks.
Pad Locks Trunk Locks, Closet Locks,
prawer Locks Butts and Screws, bisels OF all
kinds Brace and Bits, Monkey Wrcnches, Hand
saws, relow Saws, Gross Cut saws, Spirit
Levels, Fianos, Screw Drivers. Gimiets, Smiths
Drills, Hand prHs Preserving Furnaces,
Preserving Kettles, stew Pans Tea Kettles
Draw KNIVES. Hammers, Hand Axes Rings
and Staul,s fof Ok Y kcs, Broad Axes, Hand
Vices, together with every other article that
can be wae,cd or called Tor Just received and
for .ale on the mos, reasonable terms by
BRADFlELD 4 TALLY.
May 10 1850. nSoil
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Woon Co TyxAs. NApcu 1850.

Woop, Co, Texas, MARcu ! 1850.
,s.e pleasure IN certifying TO The public.
tina, Purchased Cotton Gin and iiorse MI
from j : AlcA.u Aer last la tina. has given
ample satisfaction. His improved Gin makes
fine sample Of cotton and viii gin, three bales,
weighing 6vs.h hundred lbs. per day. 1t picks
the seed clean and in iact does everything that
could be expected Of any Gin. The Mill will
grind 80 bush.l. Of good meal per day with
,as~. L. A. KlNHARDT.
March 81 scott
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plantation Goods.

nF every description and quality may be had
" u, very loss prices at
BRApFlELD 4 TAlItYS
Nav 10 1850. n35h
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Noops IlOOps

nor all. r. 20. q, so, 10, and so spring
+ Of the lstcsl style, just received nnd Tor sale
by 2RADFlELD q TALLEY.
May 10, 500. nS''L
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A Very Large Int

OF Hamcs. Collars and Trace Chains, also
" ,covil Hoes can be had cheaper than they
can be bought wcs, OF New Orleans by calling
on
BRADFlElD d TALLY.
Jau q 1900 nI-.tf.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-18
hates Of TRANSPORTATION.

Rates Of Trsnspcr,sncn.
PROM rnd Of track or MARSHALL, 70 swan.oas
Landing. cotton per bale oncluiing .,orsg,
handling aud torwartlug) m :.
good. tinciudiug handling and storage PEI lOv
pounds. n -
From scott'- Depot O. swanson's Landing cot.
ton per hale Gneladi~g handling. storage and
fsTwafdingD 49,
From swanson Landing 10 Scos,sville on heav,
goods (ncludng handling storage Ac,) pcr
:, hand,a pounds, ~ su.nr. on
(iucluiing storage, handling and forwmdnsI
per belle ~
From S~snsom'- Isping 60 Jefferson crs..i,,
(includng handling aad storage) O., heavy
goods per hundred %
From perry's crossing 20 swsn.on's Landius
Oncludng handling storage and iorwafdius)
tor cotton per bale o.
From sw,n~on'- Landing TO Pcrry's cros.ins
QncludaE handling and storage on hcay,
gop,'- AZ
Good. delivered at any intermediate ppin, viii =
charged u delivered Al the next most distant n
pot and cotton or other prdacc received viii i,
charged IN the same way All failures the mar, y
VI tho-c who ship by the Road aLd dp no, se, Ii, y
turns expected shs1ld he reported without de,v IA
the General Superintendent IL B. ape. ted that ts,,
will be cnmnc,i ton formed between this Road M
line N steam packets that will take cotton without -
Law OF exprnse Of tmn-- Shipment 10 New Ofir.n.
NJ can assure III. public thai any fe sbta com m,,,.l
p1ur shafgc will tc carefully aud promptly atsad,S
..
II good. arc ns' taken away within one NOAH
eh,rec. will b. made pg storage ,om tile tine OF =,
r,iNIng tn good.
4, -cbed.lc oi ra,es TT light or package good. viii
tn f,e day. hc furnished to the public. The rata,
will be given In detail.
c l.. lllNeoN. General snperinf,ras.a
u. 30. ps.,t
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BALDWIN q CUSnMAN,
Wboessle aud Retail Dealer. III
II A Il ID w A Il f
IRON, NAILS Sc,
fCorner Texas and Spring Strcet..l

Itorner Texas and ~prine s'rce's,l
SHREVEPORT. La
Would respectful y announce to the cit-
iens OF llarrlyn County, and to i4at
portion ct Eastern Texas trading at
shreveport, .ha, we have recently open
I'd fresh and coniplo,o stock Of Hard
wore, comprised IN par. Of the following
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Embroidery.

4 VERY large and complete stock Of En-.
n broiicre,l jacovc, and Swiss Collars Jac-
ouc' and Ssiss Collars and sleeves IN sets. En-
broidered Thread Cambria llanketchies. Jaco-
ret anl ssiss Eigngs ar-l lnser,iugs, Jaconet
swiss and Liuen Flouuciug just arrived and for
sale by
BRADFiELD 4 TALLEY.
May 10 l-60. nS5,t
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TTVgT Nv TWTT T-TFT W. Il ~ ~
RENDN-M\ ABE CLOTHING.

An endless variety from the finest to the p'Nn-
est and mos, durable and Of all prices. Gents
nfnishii.g Good. embracing shirts dawes era
waits .uapcn,i,rs hat. boots shoes. etc.
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Alats.

BANANA Hats. Palm Hats, Fashionable
Cashmere AID SIX Hats. son Cashmere
fIas for Men 4 Bows. ls, received aad are
now being sold at rcdycco pr..es By
BRApFlPlD TALLY.
Nav 49, $50 n33ti
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Gloves.

LIVERY kind Of Lsdi,-, Gentlemeg's, ard
II Misses Clovcs may Le had at
BRAnFlELD & TALLY ;
MAJ 10 1860. n3oiu
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SCHWARTZ ARRIVED!
THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS EVER
BOUGHT 10 MARsHALlM


THE undersigned has jus, rcceiycd. and is now
opening the nrg,.t and handsomes' sigik OF
good. be has ever brought To this market. Inc!
we're purchased under his own personal super
vision end upon such favorable terms ,ha, nc
/. prepared 20 Gf.r them IWtNIi 'fiN
PER Cent CHEAPER than any he has ever
sold in Marshall. In variety, richness, aud cN'
tent they canpot he esccllcd. Altnre invited to
call. examine and satisfy themselves as 10 quail
iiy and rflcts
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no! FOR THE RIO GRANDE"
MEXICO TA10J9 -!
.Nuo Groo,y Store Jasi Oys'ed.
North Fast Corner Public Squarel
NTEssRs. ". H. POLAND a CO. would
vi most respectfully announce 10 the eiii,ens o.
Nnrshal and vicinity that they bave just opened
new Grocery Store on the North East coroer
Of the Pablo Square. where they will sl1ay'
keep on hand Large supply of the best
FAMILY (.NOCENAES
ever brough, 70 this market, consisting Of
SUGAR COFFEE,
FLOUR, RICE, -
MoLASsES, POTATOES,
SUGAR CURED HAMS,
and il fac, everything usually found ID an c.,
tablishment o. ipis character. all OF which WI
be sold Al vtry REDU prices for taeh.
Those dr.iriug Is purchase groceries wiIl md u
10 their utercs, TO call and examine their stock
before buying elsewhere Give them call
". II POLAND 4 co.
March Il LOO n26ti
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TIIE. LADIES

VIII fnd an cndhss variety Of rich and PLAN
goods embracing silks barcgcs orgnndl'r pr'n'-
Ell and plain jscouc's PLAIN. figured and cross,
barred mlislia. Of all descriptions iine lace and
ak mantillas odomcs,ics bltarhcd and
nnble.cbed Bonnet. Ribbons, lfrh linen EN-
hroidered skirts. collars sleeves hosiery. bands,
p.t,n, cor.s. aud corsc's Of all descriptions /;
CHANEL aud uohair dresses the finest fans ever
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A fine assortment. embracing saddles, brides
e;rcinglcs. gIrths, buggy riding. and Wagon
yhirs fall sets Of harness, saddle bags carpet
.acA. ,ruuk. Of all descriptions.
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BOreSt~.
BEAUTIFUL 10, OF Fancy Flounced and
n Doab'e >k.ri 3arcges satin stripe bare
rc,; White and g.. parey's together with
every color Of Grape Bareges; iasl received ana
for sale a, reduced prices 10y
BRADFlLLD n TAiItN.
May .. 1850. n5hU
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
uOysC FURNISHING GOODS.

Negro clothing cheaper than ever offered IN
Marshall Fine Plantation linen lowells, oSna-
hurvs russell. &c