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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-10
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURE

BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY,
81 .safn street.
ga ~. CFaREE'S Ct9., sUGGE $50 az
-ASa t. J. 4. butcher. would respectfully give
notice that thoy manufacture To order, aud have
constantly On hand, nil kinds OF Boots and Shns=
for Ladies, Gents, and Chiltrcn's wear Having
repleuished their stock of Eastern work, they arc
prepared 60 sell rs low any hcnsn ia rhis city
gagged in the retail trade None bat Phsdel phia
Workmeu employed IN Tins establishment
Please give It's It call. y N. CUaREf 4 60.
nIayl-Gm
ESSIX.S S.-sFR.I H.IsS1 FEs0.u TIFF,
FL subsC riber, the 2lst OF lrii, dark brin-
die Cow, with brand on her left hip. Any persl,
that will reinrr her 60 the subscriber, or give in
formation where elo he found Will i'e literally
rewarded tmayl Ivy ". Il. PRESTON.
Ew<p.1.S'FEE1.--.s 6IW0Fs sQSRE TI
w ito Kitchen work One that Eau come we'll
recommended oan iEd st, ady employment and lib
eraI wages. For particulars apply at the residence
of (mayl-lw) ". e. PRESTON
Ice Chests /! Ice Chests !
G. TEs.s.n Fl on T.UE.N, F.y.nxEIE9,
~ ami all others in of first rate Ice Cheat
will do well TO call the undersigned, who is
ufacturing them OF any shape, size, Iuttern aud
will warrant ali Chests made 10y him he superior
I" any at tho Patent (sn called) leo Ghosts By SO
dcins yon will save fro'a 20 TO % per cent
J. 0YERELL,
Cor. First and Pine streets.
NeXT to Fi=hef q Bolus's Brass Foundry
spr27-3w
MpRR.SEE OE .rE'OssT'10.N.-
H1 II a certain business house in the CITY does
not quit tho practice ut selling under our name.
and taking customers ont of store or tryin, to
do 50, Will expose the honse TO the l.n|lc.
SGHAPKER q BUSSiNG,
Successors to :. ETnbich 4 Co,
apr23 No. 40 Main Get.
MTsSRER.nE.V, .STTEs.N.TGS.H~!! >
Nv Just received per express, 5O,Ou6 Fish Hooks,
among which
Limerick FIatter,
Kirby Trout.
Limerick with SnoOd5
- dog Staging,
gross TrUt Lines,
3CHttys Grass Lines,
IL doz hnnnd Cork FIOats,
~ gross Linen Lines,
> ioz J"inte-i Fishing Rods,
= ioZ Reels,
gross Artificial Bait,
For sale by GEO. =. SslNNFAG f 90,
Hardware Merchants, Main street.
ENA0UR! RLOUR - S9OCs 0R
~ extra White aud lSed Wheat Flour always or
hand Orders requested Fsr
IL" sacks extra Mhits Wheat southern Mills
Flour,
g bbls do a.
sacks extra Red " heat Epieare.An Mills Flour
b bis do do '
t.--I.,W grades g Flour not kept in stare
non, Glow extra ever ,aliVep.l 10 f,n,iIj.s from
EHSN IN n, CUkNIGk g co X
City Family Grocery,
npr2@ No. ~ Main street
HEl5NSTE LA.nE.-5O BBkS 0&
~ MatlsoII " hie Lime, the best tfi. mar /
het, at ERSkENE, CuRNIGK Y CO.'S
City Family e;roccry,
ap'Zo ~ Main STREET 4.
&sh SACHS RxTR4S SUPERFR.N.E !
S1OH White Wheat FIoar, for sale for cash as
apr=4 ELLloTf'S FAMILY GROCERY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-10

We eau also furnish TRACK SCALES of any ca
pacity. These Scales from the mandatory o
Il. II. FAIRBANKS d Co, st. Johnsbnrg Yer
mont Every Scale is tested and scaled, and war.
rautsd correct For testimonials refer 10 tile
thousands Of persons using them
HORNBROOK CO., Agents.
pov7a Water street, Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-10
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

ARRIVED.
coody Friends, Memphis, City Of Madison, n. o.,
Dunbar, Paducah, John Tompk ns, Wabash,
Autocraf, New Orleans, Moderator, Pttsburg,
Chancellor, Now Orleans, Atlantic, Louisville,
J. s. Pringle, Pittsburg, Southerner, Memphis
GREY Eagle Louisville, K. Nj. Patton, Gin.
DEPARTED
Goody Friends Pitts City of Madison, Gin,
Dunbar, Paducah, Jno. Tompktns, wabash
Autocrat, Louisville. Moderator, St Louis,
CbancslIor Louisville, Atlantic, New Orleans
u. Is. Campbell, b. Green, Science, Wabash River,
j. 5. PringIs, N. o., Sontherner, Louisville,
Grey Eagle, Louisville, Il. u. Patton, Tenn Xiv.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-10
H. on sOUTH 6AKHOLT0.N- .S.Vsi

n POND RIVER - The elegant
passenger steamer LUE EAYES, I fkau-rsts
Master, TAYLOR, CLERK,
will make regular tti-weekly trips To south Car
rolton aud Pond River, leaving on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays
For froig lat OF passage, apply o board. de2ptf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-10
MNK.x.N-HE.gELE .I.N.N P.9DNH.aI

-zIP "A X T. 1.-THE tins steamer 49,.
DUNBAR, Gus. Fowler, master, -ly;if4la
leaves Evansville every Monday, ssssEs d..
"Wednesday, aud Fridsy j, at Il o'clock M
Palucsrh every Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday,
at . O'Clock a. III. Connecting at Evansville with
the Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad for all
points North and East with packets for Louisville
Green, and Wabash rivers. At Paducah with pack
cts for st. Louis, New Orleans, aud the Daily Mail
boats foI Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river.
E9T Business promptly attended, and charges for
freight aud passage, same as charged 10y The reeu-
lar packet. Through bills of ladiug given 10 New
Orleans and all points % tho Tennessee and Cum
beTland rivers augIS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-10

- G1f.syN-GEs TO 81 VIZ .HO.f,E v
S-h Bistroif Brothers now paying twenty Two
aud half cents, current money, for Spanish and
Mexioan quartera Ieot
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-10

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-10

1.-THE Weather, yesterday, was cool
and pleasant The rain of the previous
night laid the dust, and cool breeze rem
dered the atmosphere of delightful tenn
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-10

-.-..' The elegant SilVer Star is the regu-
lar coast packet for Paducah to-day at II
o'clock. She is under the command oil
Capt Jordon Flournoy, gentleman of pleas
ant manners. Mr.. Bunting, clever fellow
and accomplished Clerk, presides in the
Office. The Star is as pleasant boat as any
one would desire to travel on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-13

NEArRNONIAIs--A GENTLEMAN, UNDER IS YEARS
WI OF age Of The highest respecabiy and high sense OF
honor and standing both private e and n he cuisines.
he scquantance OF respectable lady vhh view 10 mAt
ony who posusssd Of some means The advertiser d well
spond lmazmoni .dyer!s.msnt but - mo- sensitive
ued - hesnIo = reply % hfa ~ II inserted 10 good faith
snd by one who % know what dcnoass The true gentle
nan; and an YIN be hold sacrcd and returned
1ero6; ther0ge - bopee thn tho6e Tho sensitive
and rsnsd issin WIN nd ds.lne early rsspon,e 70 this
ng tAe and sct confidence 0f the Adver
usor wko upon intsrvew, II mutually pleased. VII fur
nsh The mcs ssfAes"ry references Address Good FSh,
station A Pcsi ctAsce q. 9.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-13

HFArRIMoNrAL-ANY SINGLE or WIDOW LADY,
Husband win please address Life rs Third avenue corner
Of Twelfth street., New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-13

oRyoLKIAND PoRssxoUYH-rHE VIEW FIRST
stssIuship POTOMAC, Capt q. W, Watson VA Ioave
mn river every saturday for the above ports 1t r.
cling with the Norfolk and Pessrssurg Railroad, for
z and Richmond; rr.sAk e sosfols. ssnis p.
,ods lurvarded 10 al par5U North Carslina frss oe
"a. lp2ly % Il .. CROMWELL. 1 CO, g Xest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-13

AvANNAH. 1-
Americas Atlantic gHeamship Company's new and
steamship HUNTSvILLE, John A. Posi- commau-
leave pier II North river, on Thursday, Jan. H. W
!. 70 savxnnah, Win unsurpassed accommodations,
,ough uckets 70 New Orleans, 80 70; Mobile, IS;
cry, SIS; Albany, "a; Columbus, So; Atlanta, -;
III: AugnaA, IN rff.. aI'arF
10 ceDis psr fSOsand proporiona,s ra.es. insurance
a. Apfy x CROMWELL CO.. SO wer street.
psrGoakRY, VIM. Berry coInansnaer, succeeds
lisy Jan. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-13

eoRroLK, PORTSMOUTH, CITY POINT, AND
knond.-yames river bslna now free from Toe, the
YORKTOWN and JAMEsT0NN win resAme their
Ays for leaving here The YORKTOWN VIII receive
afiernooxs. O'Clock. rhe JAMESTOWN win re-
sh every Tuesday and Wednesday a pier Is n. b..
uts per foot; CITY Point eight oents and Richmond
Passage and fare. stateruom included, 70 Norfolk
burg An I5 HSI HSiNsKEN. III Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-13

SOUTH HAMPTON AND HAvRE.
The United States Mail Steamer
FULTON,
j. A. Wottop, Commander, 80 )
We for HARE, touching at Southampton 10 land the
d passengers on Saturday Feb. l. at twelve O'Clock,
q 81 North river, foot OF Beach street
lin has FIVE water tight compartments, enclosing the
80 that 10 the event OF collision or strau,ng the watef
reach the u, and the pumps being free TO work, the
/, the vessel and passengers would be secured
II passage In second cabin S75 AID 500.
eight or passage apply to W. s. DRAYrON, Agent,
The steamer ARAao viii succeed the Fulton, aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-13
AMUEEnIENTs.
kTIBLO's GARDEN. ~ - HFH N
N COOKS ROYAL AkPHiTHEArRa
First appearance in America.
AHTI.EyiS TRANSFERRED TO NEW YORK

~ COOKS ROYAL AkrHiTHEArnR
AsTiKY's rRANsfEskED TO NEW Yoxx.
On MospsY f Kvs sSlHsd.a JAM .a0 Is s
troupe Of talented artists 6ees e sssrfe those W.
WIN ne,r patronage that the entertainments he pro-
known s % Il ever rsspec q the very Mshs ola.
ca, ~ bun % hs whom Of world
been selected the elite OF prncpai
Amph.bese London Of Which La Vas he late crop.
Ine horses are The most beautiful IN 49,
t The troupe Of shetland Welsh Ponies The mos ate
Gent aid dn,nutve ever introduced the circIe Thess
ghsr wi ts Immense waydrobe properes and trsnpin.s
magic ring prov above pr,cehe eos.aI
gorgeously decorated chariois costly
have heep brought out In successive an almo. ~
crsSleie outlay and happily with but trinlng osa
consideration the magnitude OF mAnv
deuss be overcome in order 70 successf oo
o. his fsther Thomas Cook who preceded him. whosa
earliest riumphs the city OF New York Soma twenty.
nse years ago and whose model the present troupe
sk and that his efforts to produce novelty blended wh r.
hned art aud mngni1cence, may be duly appreciated.
ALL THE CELEBRATED ARTISTS OF THE OLD WSs1:n
are engaged appear here In regular sucoesoa durag -
SPLENDID ALTERATION OF THE FRONT.
r 6 GSFas sIeyssd e cG%%sns s ysw q &c .
VASE %SS Ris'Sf
CHARIOT pRoc Aess9S sm Rsp ron ST SS grand
THE MAGIC RING; OR. dUITA PERcHA orRoIA.
-. Is the greatest invention OF the age
the entire arena being covered with superb caoutchsse ca
OVER THE ELASTIC SURFACE OF wMoH run
end the gymnasts cxhbl, u cir wonderful feats.
Prices restored to their original STANDARD Of 80 css 10 n
81 Private boxes S. BOX book open securar o..
coestra seats and Private boxes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-13

HAVANA NEW ORLHAMe, TEXAS AND MEXICO
ii New Yest an1 New Orleans s.s.nship Gompsny; Fer
IL O'clock The UnheA Gtatss mall sssaaishtp DE SOTO,
j. D. Bullock commander viii eonmsnos receive freight
TUESDAY Jan "a = hot Of Robinson street. NORTH river
No bh6 Of adns signed aee De hour q sAng ForfsisAi
or passage sgpy ne agents LIVINGSTON. CR0CHERoN
Through issued to Vera Cruz and all parls In Texas
per Southern Ssesmshp Company's line Of steamers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-21

THE exercises Of this institution will be re-
L sumed on Monday next, September 9th,
In the short time that has elapsed since tAa
appointment Of the President at the close Of the
last term il has been impossible TO engage teach
ers, and have them at their post at the very com
mcncerneni Of the session.
Negotiations are now pending to place IN
every department, gentlemen Of high qualiiica-
tions, and well-f,,ed both by education and ex-
percnce to fill their positions
No pains or expense shall be spared to make
this institution one OF the first in the South-W
Full particulars will be given in future ad-
yeriisemcnt. I. :. BASS,
Sept. TO- is59.-52tf President.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-21
NJ. DOPPLEMAYER 4 BRO,

HAVE jus, received large and elegant stock
III Of staple and fancy groceries, to which the,
invite attention.
They have also on hand choice supply Of
caas'ciionaries, and christmas articles, bread
cakes &c.
Their bakery is much improved They arr
prepared to gu any order for fancy cakes, con
dictionaries. &c. for parties on one or two dap
uo,ice,
Store North Side Of Public square
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-21
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KIND HEARTS,

Let but the heart be beautiful,
And ! care not for the face
heed no, tina, the form may want
Pride dignity. 81 grace.
Lct the mind he SHED with glowing thGnghts :.
And the soul with sympathy
And | care no, II the cheek he pale.
Or the eye lack br,.iiancy.
What though the cheek bc beau tiful 49,
II soon must lose is bloom
The eyes bright lu-,re soon will fade
In the dark and ,len, tomb
Bu, the glory Of the mind will live
Though the joyous life depart,
And the magic charm can never die
OF a trls and noble heart
The lips that utter gentle words
Have beauty all thei own,
And mon prize kindly voice
Than music'- sweetest tone
And though it. sounds are harsh or -hrill.
II the hear, within beat, free,
And echoes back each glad impulse
It's all the world 10 me
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-21
TEACHERS e. PARENTS.
Rocks. Books, Books!

lust received and for sale by g. G. GREGG
u Co. the largest and mos, extensive stock
ever brought to Marsha,l, Of School and Mscel
lauoous Books Fools cap and letter Paper
TRANSCRIPT, Paper, Note Paper, Envelopes Inks
States. Pencils. Pens, sc, &c, including all VI
tces in the Stationery line
Our stock Of School Books is large and en-.
braces nearly all the books used in the high
Schools Of East Texas. TO which we par,icu
Iary invite the attention of Teachers. Parents
and Guardians A liberal deduction made on
all orders from Teachers.
JAW a. l-bg
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-21
TEXAS PLoV8.
Encourage Home Manufactures.

Flows These plcws are T>@
manufactured at MASKS found -
~. l6 miles west of Jefferson. Texas, where The
iron is taken gu, Of Texas soil. and the ploss arr
made. They are therefore exclusively Of Texas
manufacture II Is harder than any other iron
made, and ia regarded as far superior Tn's'e
plows speak for themselves. Farmers would do
well TO look a, them before purchasing II ionnd
to I'LL the bill, they ought as a matter Of state
pride, to claim the precedence over p'o"S mann
hcured abroad. Call and see them,
y. MoPtIAlI.
Feb %, $50.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-21
NOTICE.

NifAs. Il Talley having purchased the entire
I interest Of Mcssrs j. n. 7, J. Coleman
4 20, has associated himself in business with
Mai WIN, pradfeld, for several years citizen
Of ,hi. place and is located in Marshall :" l'e'
He woaId take this occasion to return his SIN
ccp thanks to his friends tor their liberal pat
ronagc while associated with the Messrs Co'e,
m,u, aud hopes by clo-e and prompt attention
10 busiu,ss To meri, their Mvcrs and patronage
IN future
Jany, q 1889
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-21
; q n ders h Rrs,
DRUGGISTS,
MARSHALL. TEXAS.

MARsiIAIf. TfNAs
Successors to Mcdonald \ Sanden)
4 RE now receiving larvc supplies " Fresh
n and Genuine Drugs, Oils aud Paints. Also
a superior article of Medical Liquors, such "a
us the very best quality Of Cogmc Brandy.
Port Wine and old Bourbon vhiskey. as u
well as Vinegar Fine Chewing ''obacco Quinipe
Starch, and Candles, &c And will continue Ia
receive large supplies fresh from New York and
Philadelphia, commensurate with their daily in
creasing demand They have mw on hand and
will soon be in receipt OF all the popular Pa,en'
Medicines, Perfameres Powder Hair Oils, and
Cosmetics Hair R,stora,ivcs, NJ. &c.
~ White Lead and Glass are strictly cash
articles at low prices.
March !. So No 2s-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-21
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

ALI. persons having in their possession, prop
n crty Of any kind, belonging to the South
crp Pacific Railroad Company. will PLEASE de
liver /, to the uuicrsigned or INFORM him OF the
&c. HYNSON,
General Superintendent.
October Is, so NO
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-21

THn Poog CUSTOMER. -. A good lesson u
taught IN the following sketch from uS Boston
Olive Branch,
How much hu,terg"
"one-haf pound. il YOU please"
And sugar.
Half peulsi."
And these orsngv>!
Hall dozen sir
You 60 b, the halves to-day. Wei. what
clse H. speedy, ma am, yours keeping better
customers waiting.
Halt peck Of Indian meal and one zine
French roll said the woman bot her lip
quiycrcl aud she turned AWAY TO hide q trick.
ling tear
looked a, her straw boune. all broken. q,
her faded shawl, her thin. si1-pny firm, her
coarse garlaeu,s, aud Rad poverty on alI---cx-
tretnc poverty And III palhd, punched features,
tho monruhl but ono, beautilul face, told me
that the usnries not 'or her An invalid
ieosed GU, from hi. narrow window, whose pale
lips lonees for tie cool. fresh orange, for whose
conior, the ten. and the butter. and the fne
French roll were bought. With mich sacrifice.
Ard saw him sip the ira. and taste the dainty
bread and praise the favor OF the sweet butter.
and urn with Frightening eye 70 the golden
fruit, And heard linn ask her, kncling by
the smoky hearth. TO taste them with him. And
a. she NJ the broken pan On edge to bake kr
coarse Loaf, heard her say. by and by, when
| am hanrfy And "by and by when he
white lids ri the sas-rcr were eltSs-l in sls~p
saw her bend over him with blessing in her
heart, And She laid the remnant Il the !,ast
carefully by. and eat her brad unmoiss~nsvi.
Il started from my revere the grocers hard
cyc was upon me.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-21

A Wal ruAxs JAn---1he NeMpAb -
lc,iu Of the 9ssh ~ys oss hssssssa - tvssay-
nine prisoners arr a peesrss eeaassd = ~
pail of that city. " ,hh s.mbsf sssesaf0s
m, CHARGED with criminal eGenars. sa1 nv.
eight with corporation oatnsrs, ~hils - ~
runaway SLAVES. awaisiag The osds u thvas
owners.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-21

The arrt rai ever laid n Kaaaas - -
down on the ST. JmrpA ssd ASysvtss - g.
Monday. This y tAe ceus.neae1e - W
hrss .ctou Of the great Iaciac RaNvee1 v0S
Of the Missouri. taa6
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-21
Largest Sleek Ever Brought Ia
THIS MARKET.

lust received and tor sale by q. g. Gregg 4
81 Go a large and vel selected stock Of men
and boys Spring and Summer Clothing Ladies,
Misses and Children. Shoes, Ladies Dress
Good. Fancy silk Organizes, Muslins, &C. &c.
SIX Goods, School and Miscellaneous Books,
stationary. Sc. Umbrellas, varasos, sc u ).
& Cap HAS Men and BOYS Fine SoN Hats.
To all OF which we invite the attention Of our
customers. and the public generally. Oar advcr.
,iscment will appear next week,
q. e.. GREGG & co.
March TO- ls60 B2a'm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-21

MARSHALL, TEXAS,
MOULD respectfully announce to the ci,i
w gems Of Marshall Harrison county. and
Eastern Texas. that they, in addition to their
former large stock of Medicines. etc have pur-
chased the entire stock Of A. :. johnson 4 Co.,
consisting of new and well selected stock o.
Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals Glass OILS, and
Paints. OF every description, ~ we'll as station
cry, and every other article appertaining to u
well conducted and well balanced Drug business.
which they have removed 10 their old stand on
the west side OF the Squar' where they will be
constantly receiving during the winter and
spring fresh arrivals for ileir wholesale us well
rs the innnmernble details Of retail and pre-
scrpiion business, Rcmindml Of past hyors We
return thanks 10 our old Customers hoping and
expecting to see and furnish them all in lue time
with everything in our line Ina, their necessities
demand
y. b 1, must BE- remembered and understood
tia, Paints. Ois. and Gas. are hcncci0rwar}
strictly cash articles. for We nave &c pay cash for
them therefore, il We mppk the market At our
present low profits We must have cash. Those
Of our customers who have tnught the above nr.
ticle> Of us on short space, must come forward
and pay mp.
January It'll. 80.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-04-21

TUX poog Customer. -. A good lesson il
taught 10 the following sketch from u~ Boston
Olive Branch
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-14
Fresks Of the Wind.

A serious accident was caused by the
high wind Of yesterday to the banking
house Of AImtsong, Sphinx u Co., on
the corner Of East Water aud Huron
streets. The wind was blowing per-
feet hurricane and just as person was
entering the bnking Office tremendous
gust OF wind Smc up, and the door be-
ing open, a nrrent Of wind rushed in
and burst thrugh the windows on the
Huron street sde, which forming vent
hole for the wnd, it poured in tremen-
dously, bursting in the front windows
also, and completely clearing out the
office almost inAantly, sending the mon
ey and papers ring on the counters fly
ing down Hurm street, while the large
glass windows we're broken into thous-
and pieces, ard the curtains tapped
from their fixuree, and we're slit into
shrcds, while people were rushing out
from adjoining stores and shops,on hear
ing the din and CHATTER, fearful lest some
terrible acciden was happening.
How much money is lost is not pre-
eisely known. We have heard it num-
bcred as high q $4,000, Tut . good Por-
ton of it was recovered. Five large
windows we're broken in, and q better
harvest than ever California proved to be
was seen lying around loose in the
Observation-Disclosures Ne,cs, March 4th.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-14


In A NUr SHELL.-One Of the New
York papers contains long conversa-
ton between its reporter and one Of the
Lynn strikers, an extract of which we
give below, which contains the whole
secret Of the difficulty among the shoe
makers:
Reporser-It Is . singular state of affairs
that induces the bosses to assist you bv contri
butions-hsw do you account for it?
Jo1r-Wsll. they can't do without us. We
do their best work, We have voted with them
We have built them up here, made them rich
and just as soon % the strike 10 over. thew
know their interests too we'll not to employ us
again. Besidss the State election comes off
scsek from Tuesday. and some of Us chaps are
Demecrats Who have 6ssn AFRAID to vote from
tear that the bosses. who are Republicans. could
turn az ont.
Reporter-Is it thought among the workmen
shat there is any other cause besides an over
stock Of goods in the market, for the low
wages you have been receiving?
Jowr-Yes. Some Of those Boston fellows.
like our bosses. have been preaching niger
for the last two or three years, and We 6egin to
think that hs Sosthernsrs are gett,mo tired Of
coming North to buy goods of tie men rho tickle
them ~ the face, aud stab them in the back
That's the reason why as many goods hav'mt 6sem
sctd a. there used 10 BE-