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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-10

- We have had \ repetition Of the
lucloment weather OF last week Rain,
sleet, aud snow After several days the
sun a, length shone forth. The roads 10
every direction are In alnlost an impossible
condition, and the creeks swimming, Sac,
n ~ have NO, hl'rr sinre ! SO IT so
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-10
IJi.,i,

Al hi. plantation n Cherokee county Tcra.
un Tue lhitd ~ January Of iiii ,mWAtgJ
rhegmatsu. Judge Ell f. BAXTER IN tho
sixty drh yeaf 81 his sgo A nAtr, sod tel.
d. Y d "a l.a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-10
Auction. Auction!

huGVt"n AUCTION.
| liAN + The larg st stock oi Good, on
j hand, that have had during the war.
ard am dr~irous OF selling lhcm oat rap.
idly Therefore. have determined 10
dispose OF them at auction, commencing on
TUESDAY NEXT, the 2llh inst. and
continuing every succeeding Saturday and
Tuesday Heres chance ior bargains
rarely offered, The inimliuble Dyke. ia 10
sell them Going going gone! Come
one, come oil /; you want cheap goods.
f. SW AkIX
Jan 20 SOS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-10

AS ANTICIPATED CRAsmisa or Day
Bosss The Houston Telegraph contains
the following PAT agraph
We Understand mn effort ia being
made. on The yart OF the Couf,,lrrs, ate
A ss,es-ors. to iorce those merchants who
have given in their sales nj low sum, bu /
who are known TO have sold large amounts
TO pay taxes more nearly in proportion 20
their sales, aud =, ts-y oiglt to do.
We believe, II they ARE successful, tina,
Confederate treasury no,ss will improve
in thi. market"
Well. II the Assessors succeed, NJ
would like to hear Of it.
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LOST OR STOLEN.

IN the road leading towards Shreveport,
" hne black patent leather SADDLE.
lhs finder will be Literally rewarded by
returning 1t to
/. HALL.
Feb TO- 1863. r22-lt.
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tsIOWs. lsIoWs!!

EHOSt wishing riaws, can be- suppliss!
l nj our foundry immediately by bring
ing In their old s,einl Soldtr. ianilc "a,
who are no, able to pay for them, supplied
gratis,
W j. RDSBOROUGu.
r. I. CItAI4
Feb, 3, 1863. agl:lt.
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NatiCe.

4 Ii persons having claims against Is
~ L. Holcombe, will present them i'm.
medIatcly for payment,
Il u. HOLCOMBE.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-10

iiosiciDg We are panied TO learn,
that oE the morning the 22nl ut an
alteration occurred Ia the Western por.
ton Of this county, between two neigh.
bors I, j Richardson aud Lewis Moore
which resulted IN Richardson's stabbing
Moore. killing him almost Instantly
Richardson, We understand has fed
They where both respectable men. The
unfortunate affair as We learn was occa
stoned by previous misunderstanding, and
III directed passion, Thus, in Nj oyi
hour, on tina, holy Sabbath morning, was
a deed done that the rure waters OF HEAVIER
canno, wash out. = human aoul sen
ananeled to eternity. and two worth,
families stepped in wre,ohedness
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FOR SALE.

4 Negto woman good Washer Al d
n lrener, uud hlf Cook aud general
house strvant \ good mule will he re-.
celred in part pay meu,, the balanc. in
Confederate money Apply a, this Office
Eeh. 10. lsNl. n2l-lI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-10

'THOsE who send prescriptions 10 my
/ store, will please send the money
along. keep no Books and am crowded
with memorandums. Please call and pay
old scores and oblige
j. n. LANCASTER
ian l9 1853
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-02-10
WANTED no PURCHASES

EiGlli @. ten go d work mules. Ap.
IL ply 70 H. SMALLti.
Three miles East OF Marshall
Feb TO- 1855. n22-at
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-. No yisitation. u fortune shsulA


oecs. or our gosernment and people TO
lose sight Of the is.ncs involved in the pre-.
ent struggle
We are Sighting primarily for sell gov
ernineat as incorporated by oar forcia,h
En-. 10 tie Declaration Of Independence /.
a principle which recognizes the righ, and
iAe ds, Of Sta,ee whenever government
10 their judgment, becomes subrsr.ise OF
the esis for which i, vas Instituted, 10
vthdru. from il, anil to CRATE another
suited to their wants uace fecogni.
tins principle and 1t puts al end to lu-
iu5e ssrs. by making each State the Judge
for itself u The form Of government thA,
vii 5es, protect It's citizens IN their iual
ieasble right, Of lite, liberty, aud the psr
suit Of saPPiue~.
2n1. That while. as the resolutions OF
the rexas Legislature declare tn south
ern States did not seccdc from The Union
upon any question such A. the mere prs
etv.liou Of the slave property OF their
citiren-, A. property tia, the preserya
iiun Of the institution Of African slavery.
lies q, the iognds ion Of their prosperity
and the fcrpc,uity Of tree Institutions
That we are 10 other words contcndng
for a higher order Of civilization than be
longs to State in which African slavery
does not exist,
Hence we have been panied to per
cciye a disposition To regard f.yofahly a
foreign alliance, with a European State,
the principle and policy OF which arr Is.
senti.lly different and sulterriye Of those
f1r which sc are ce4,endiEs
The declaration ,h.t vs. are wiling to
give up African slavery, ean have no 9th
er teud,ucy. o. ~ CONCEIVE. than to ere
ate isirus, aad dependency at home,
and to lead foreign nations TO believe our
rulers look upon onr Gauss as d. operate
That the, aere not thus aetuatod r. of
course, manifest 10 10, bat fsropean
States and even Iunkee1nm VIll not thus
regard IT, They viii look upou Il, aud
no, without reason, a. a. exhibition Of
weakness and desperate on.
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I.oOniitlOk era.

'. II NNion. T. l.. Perkins
Wagon Maker.
j " Kelley.
Feb 10 Ie6t, rg2 It,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-25
CON- MERCIAL MATTERS.
wheeling Wholesale Market.
\farp,y EvpSJyc Iuly d

wheeling Wholesale Market.
MONDAY EVENING, July o.
FLOUR-Small stock and in good demand.
advanced to 81 756s rs.
WHEAr-In demand at 81 406l 50.
OATS-Soniinal AT I9650.
CORN-Firm and in steady request at 75S0e0
BAkLEI-Sclls dull AT 81 IS
SUGARS Dull ami little doing; Porto Rico 10
Coffee Sugar 2Oc.; Crushed Powdered and
granulated at 2lic and Cuba lic.
MOLASSES--New Orleans 81 l5al 20.
SYRUPS-AI s5cdsl %.
,OFFEE-33c.
BACON-P.ain Hams 81; s Cured and can.
vassed 3d. shoulders IL excited and in limited
supply.
Carbon and 75c for ,ubricating.
SALT-Ohio River g IS; Table 81 OO.
RUTTER-l5c.
DRIED APPLES-Dull at SAGE per ID.
EGGS-Not much doing at acc.
LARD--22c in fair supply.
HAY-slI per ton loose.
BROOMS-Cemmon 81 7505 So Fancy - 25
IOBACCO-Dark in's is 750s5c; Spun Roll
70a75c; Bright o. Isl n p; Common Twist SOC,
Navy at 75aS5.
CANpLES-Mould ls
GLASS-Good demand. Market firm by H.
No; Is Is: No. =. 8 ~: Ivy u to ~ by IL M.
81 H.: No >. 5 Is : by 10 tn 10 by IA No. l.
=. ~; No. : 81 IL.
LEATHER-Soe 70 a a6c. per h.; Oak sole
+ha4J per ID upper $500 per doz Kip
leather 15dl % per H.; calf skins 81 35dl 10 per
Il: ht.l"Ss leather 81 dDinc per h. hides sc per
III; calf -Nius lhc per lii.
81 ~ q6 n
WOOL-Bryers are Offering sec; small shcs
CHEESE-At l6c for selected W. R.
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Grocery and Provision Market.

RETAIL
MoypAY EVENING July "a
FLOUR SC per 10, at 80 Ooa9 ~ per biol. tor
BEST brands.
CABBAGE--5dl0 per head.
BUTTER-2i025c.
rGGS-lSd2ic.
,!NIONS-s3 ~ per bus. ; c per p,ck
CDFFEE-3I! al per ill.,
Saskatchewan Is az, Crushed % Coano -
l25; pulverized25.
TEAS-Green 81 75a2 rs, Black 81 5 az 10.
CHEESE-Western Reserve &c per H.; East
eru aud English Dairy 2jC; Pine Apple 31G he
SOAP-l5G2d per Id.
CANDLES-Tallow -, Star A.; Sperm Il
RICE-l5d20 per III.
POTAT0ES-4505H per peck
APPLES-3505a per peck.
dOMINY-lO per quart.
MOLASSES-Sorghim 15c. Cuba Il T. Bal
timore syrup 81 50; Orleans 81 81 per Gal
VINEGAR-i0d50 per gal
CORN'MEAI-25 per peck
CRANBERRIES-s2 00per gallon
PROVISIONS-Sugar Cured Hams 33c par lbi
shoulders and sides &c Dried Beef CSC; Beet
Tongues 4b060c.
SOAP-Cinc:nnati German zee Wheeling do
2ic; Family soap Illc
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New Work Market.
by Telegraph

BY Telegraph
New YORK July %
WHEAT-2c better on Winter and "a &c bet
ter on Spring; 81 2J9l AZ for choice Spring;
81 S6dl 80 Tor Racine Spring 81 "a a. l2 for Mil
waukee Club; 81 sal As for Amber Milwaukee,
81 7adl 7s for Winter Red Western 81 81 for
damaged do; 81 seal s. for Amber Michigan.
RYE-Firm at 96c.
BARLEY-Quiet.
CORN-0pened heavy and lower and closed
rather more steady ut s2ds3c for unsouDd; s3a
s4I for sound mixed Western, chiefly at So 9ei;
s. for high mixed nearly yellow. and Sc for
Western yellow.
'OATS-Opened heavy and closed frmer at
69062c for Western.
PETROLEUM-Quiet 32c for crndc, sic Tor
refined in bond; do. free is duh aud nominal
COFFEE-Quiet and firm
SUGAR-Steady; Cubl Muscoyado IA a iic
MOLASSES-Dull.
PURK-Heavy and lower, S3l l2ia3l 81 for
mess: closing ut s3l i2t cash; s27 5,d2s for 90
and ~ do s2j 81 24tfor pine and s25d p for
prime mess. Also uo0 bbls new mess for An
gust sellers option at $40 ~.
BEEF-Unsettled and more active; sS v q
l2 IN for plain mess and slodH for extra mess
BEEF HAMS-Quet.
CUT MEATS-Very firm i5dl7c for shout
..ers and 1871 a 20c for hams
BACON-Dul
LARD-Firm AT Isl G23t
RCTTER-In moderate demand l9d21 for
Ohio and 26 a IS for State.
GHEESE-Dull 9al5i for common TO prime
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Jew York Money Market.

BY telegraph
New YORK, July %.
MONEY-Eeasy at per cent for ca loans.
SrERLING-Steady a 81 oai0l - for gold
AMI II ii class bills.
Goin-\ tide higher; opening at ~ 8a': de
ciinin. 90 - i2i: advancing TO 81 I3S and closing
II. Il g.
GOVERNMENT SrOCKS--A shade iirlner
SrOCkS-fIeavy; one yer Ceititi, dte. al:
- coupons 81 Oit.
Il. X. STOCKS-Ft. WayRe aS! Cleveland
:ud Pttsburg 6ss.
i.NIER.
NGw YORK, Jul, 2a,-,iold closed tOnight
81 ~
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TMR DAILY RRGlDTkR DoOH
i BINDERY turns out al kinds of Blsnks
and Blank BopkA Cor indivtdpalA ens stss% ,.
bosta railroads and eeantteA Al 49, "
bip6ing dGua
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1ilE fENIA> CONGRESS.
ProceedIugs on Saturday,

PhiddS. phla, oct. 2l.-ln the fenian Con'fer TO-
day the committee on government, constitution
military affairs and hnanco reported, and tho reports
were accepted, and on motion, taken up section by
section for adoption. In the afternoon the Preldens
OF the Congress announced tnat b. Doran killian,
Esq, deesate from Missouri, who had procured the
unconditional release Of John Mitchell, was present
This announcement electrified the Congress and
three cheeu we're given for President johnson, three
fer the United States, three for Mr. Kiisn and three
Tor John Mitchell. II was some time before TIE
cheering ceased, every member Of the ConFre"
Joining In II In the earnest and enthusiastic
manner. When the cheering hal in some measure
fub'ided II vas moved aud seconded that the secre-
Of the Congress prepare resolution conveying
the grateful thanks Of this Congress 10 hr. kiian
for his efforts in bringing about the release Of John
Mitchell. The motion was unanimously carried In
the evening" after discussion, the reports of the
committees, with some amendments we're adop'ed-
An Irsh banner vas presented 70 the Chairman BY
th, Canadian dsls'> Tb Conzrsas ths .h'anrnsA
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estimated that nom 1900 " $500 Barrels Of ov.-
"rs are shipped rom Norfolk ,o N,~ Yort on each
"e,mer' about the same smoun' i' shlpped TO P,.-
'or' snd the two lines o. steamer, 70 Baltimore
tai ally 1000 hsrrel,
Tnr Roehest'r, " Y, rempl,rS with the Port.
land Commander, sueuded Rev. NJ Bovlcs'
Church at Portland. Ne. yesterday morning. To.
Jay they will bs sntcrt,ined with an excursion
down the hsrbor AMI IN the evening nsy will
hold le'ee Al the CITY H,l', which will be attend.
cd by Tenrlar' only on ruesi,y morning they
viii leave 'cr Portsmouth. n. H., where ,bey will
be reeve by the ST. John Commsndsry. Theme.
they will take the evening train TO n, s,on, where
hey VIII 10 the guests Of N BOSTON Eneampmes,.
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TnE WIRX TRIAL.
Conclusion oil Judge Advocate Ca.pman'.
ArguIufnI.

Va,itr,'.r, Dc' ...--I Tho Nirz Military ClnInb-
on r.ss,cmiisd TO-DAY. Judge Adyoc,,e Chignan
pro,..d.d to or,.a Dis argument on chsrs' second,
Ale ing murder iu y1 ion VI the l,~. sud customs
"a, treating ID, s4.cc. under hour heads, .ol-
kht:
Fn.f-lhs various cases of death r1fuiuus from
l 't1sflp1 d.. hounds. "fr'i.f.- lh1-t resulting
| a,, ronHueurut ,4 tr .u, 30 ami thc chain -sRur
khTd The cats o ,lilai ihc prlHntn 'y Tic
lruardr pursuant 90 Ic t.lCti ofurr u tie ed
I.v,n etfl 'iur i.Yr'h-lle Csteu Of kll4ns -
ltne prsouel's oeu hN's. .,,,.
ut briefly arruCd he -esponstllitv of tho accused
anl said that every dt''u Wa murder for shIgh he
n, accountable hr having rrofsv violated the Avs
1.-The evidence 20 shoS that the c.uCltics inflicted
I. hch had fatal iesut In every Gaze ,herr IL xas
licked 20 hold tHu prisontr fespouslu.e thv testimony
L. ould be found pstiye ret aud clear-the reiora
league aud iaLcfIte evidence, he deaths Ie-
Lufiug from the use Of the sto Ks and tho
thain-rAnl q. 81 'ndiIerlminate puniih hme Il
t1r The healthy and the 'lck, The strong aud the
Il, be, n. the te4ths couseSuen upon tH pIIsuit
ii csp.ng prisoners van ie oclous nounlI, wege
kut IN. natural ard probable consequence the act
lot tie prisoner, IN maintaining and carry out this
Iharht 6us .ystpa Of desTO' em, What noic nAtuIa al
land d. obAb e. tha pItoneg, aclatei by disease
land .sryAtuu, should, when confined In the cham
EAng or stocks de ilom such conhnementf What
kOIe natural and probable, than that fegocious dog
|. zen pursuing an escaping prisoner should tear AID
tnoltaiy mutilAte tucn p.ioner particularly II he
Sere In the dehtAted condition Whlch chAIne erz ed
most OF tho prisone's 81 Anderronvllle, and wher
aeah results under such circumstances and from the
sdoption Of such methods OF treatment. an intention
10 XII on the part Of him vho adopts them, is the
pecsssAry and rightfql prelumton OF the law lust ~
an lntant 10 murder concusvely enforced from th
AsAbsnts pis 0i asaaE TsADSa ASAa u lAs
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Marine Disasters.

san Frdnr,,,o, OF N The hris r. n Forrest,
from Bos'on, for Cape oton. .'nlcf on rect otr
C0lntrv HAfbor, y : on the 18Th inst, and became
q ,ota wreck The cieu were saved.
Nal far OFT y During the gale, n rec 'choone-
vent ashore on McCrah'G Island th.s 0rninr VIZ :
Eliza OF +. p L. for Roston Maria RichGrds o. QUE
bee; anc ano.hcr name untnoNn.
Boston, o.. The ship Haycort from Shield.
With caro- % coal, Of and for Bofton, vsn totally
wrecked on the 18th, near 81. Johns y +. CIoN
saved.
Philddei phia, Oc' 9t.-A serious .rcidont happen-
ed on tho propeller Fanny adWalndeI ',fcr1ay.
The boat he onrs 10 the Baltimorn and lh.aIeipLia
tteamship liue, and when UH Chfster Ari steam
chimney burst. Thomas Willing, On OF t'o dtemsn
sHa BADLY ,calied and died in tho.tti.a. he tas
tive 1tv-hve year. Old vss married, aud resided IN
Camden. WIN. II Crumbecs no" engineer, had his
hands badly 'cslded. Tie resides in tils clty
Eugene Chi'leu, anothC- fireman. ~ badly injured
about the hands aud toe Jue tro o,hei gcre
ssO LurL but not terioufly.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Episcopal Couventiou-Finsc Day

PhiI1dipAid. Os'. ei-Me,.are No "A wa, re-
eeived from the House OF Bishops, ,tA,ins that they
concured In the action Of the uou,e Of Clerical and
Lay Deputies with reference to foreign missionary
bishcps, passed yesterday. The Rev. Mr. Mason Of
tered the following
R,soired, That all those branches Of the Apostolic
Church which accept tie Holy Scriptures and the Nj
Gene Con,tAntiuopotan creed, and Vhich reject tho
usui pations snd innovations Of tho Bishop Of Rome,
be called by the coursc of event, and the indications
OF Divine Providence, 10 renew those primitive gols-
tons which the Roman schism hss interrupted
The resolution vas adopted. Rev Dr. MAhon offer.
ed the following resolutions;
Rssolrsd That this House concur With IN. re,olu
tlon contained in message No. ~ OF the House Of
Bishops.
Rssolrcd. the House of Bishop. concurring That /.
Joint committee OF nom each House DO A'potnf cd
to at during recess OF the Convention with power
TO open corIcspondo ncc With the Itasn religion.
TeiOlmers, TO colect snd duso informal aon iciative
TO the movement TO receive aud uppl' ...,h aid a.
mS ue offered iof the pul Io,c, and " rtp0rt the
nett General Con, hOn.
7 he te-olu ions Nt~e adopted.
h'N. hr. heaie then rDsuued the ArRumen ufnn
the order OF she dAy, aud moved 10 tUcuminlt tho
canon the election OF fore gn missionrr, hshop.
TO the Committee on tanons. with iustruc' ions 10
tepOrt canon authorizing the luUse Of Bishops,
du ing the roceas oi Ihe General Convent O 10 ,-et
such huhope to oil vacancies VIII the consent OF Iho
major number Of the standing commIIleos. Inc
report IecOmInittod.
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REPIBLICAN MENICO.

The Monroe Doctrine In r Financial Point
OF view New Mexican Loan-Thirty
Millions Of Mexican Bonds In the Mar
ket To-nuy-intercst Payable In specie
In New York.
Thu day tMondsJl the Republic Of MEXICO, Of
whcn Benito JuArez Is the recognized President
will through its agents In this city pacc in tho mar.
iet loan OF thirty million, OF dollars. This ne-
and great financial operation will doubtless tEse the
Pcoplo OF tie United States by .urpri,e From IL,
inceTtion TO ihe present time the plan ha, been kept
sIccrct, and has teen perfected IN It's every detail
Aheady lhrre sum has been pledged and tho bonds
will be ready for delivery To-day Tomorrow. The
friends OF Republican Mexico profess to believe that
IN the present state of pubic opinion the loan will
some ingaea-ey popular, and that It will inaugu-
ft'o LoW era IN the Lrtoy and pryipests Of the
H.! IlHg ~ Ae.c1 4. sill, they claim, 10 tho
n -at u ,'lutlon ~ tic Monroe Doctrine AId viii,
ere long lead 90 the luai.hnoLt OF nionsfchiclI
Institutions from th'p C.l'lueui. BroN vii bo
found copy Of the circular witch vii he issued
from the onre nj the dnrnrIal agency Of the Reput-
lie. IN" 'ai,h cf the Reptile il pledged ~ well a.
that OF t"o valuable States IN ne Eopub.lc but Of
c'ur'e those who have none, 10 iayost will thor
oushly c2amiue the chance. " before on,e ing upon
this nov cnlerprise. Here II the circular;
OtileE "F j. W Couu. 4 Co, ,Np Fi.ASJ
niNt ADlNtLor Ilis E,rtEif, 90 MrNI,N 81
bE'An"Ai, NAV loGL, oct. I'D isvJ,
MLNr,AS IoAs.
he Con'iitutioasi Il. puoh- Of "oyico, through is
fI''d'hl alto Jua %, ond his CouIGissiontL
I'n. ~ jose II. j, trlNAiEl, hgs COnfirCtod with
J'Hu W, tpglt'G Co.,, ot the cty o! New ork for
ne u'fota on and sale ofthrty million of dollars IA
bohh., IN drnominntiI No OF sou -l'O. shOO, sud
ls,'h p'ynble tSen, Two yenIs t0n October 1t,
l0oo' WIN ln efest a. per cent PEI annuu, payable
SON i-hnn nualiy IN e city Of New oTk. ITiHctpal
ana interest Ddv-b.e IN gold,
duAhASTILs AND sEcuRIrIrs Foa rAYNI~r.
Faithful payment Of the Bond. and Iptef.,, q.
tnatsnt, Cd by the pl dged TAI oi the Genera Co
ihmtni oi the Nioan RoplbliC and Of tie States
OF aInHnllps and San Lu Io'osi, aud Is further
secure by the spec IA pledlo [hayng the effect OF
hatlohai morigafel Of fye mions Of acres OF agrl-
cultural snd hye hundred thousand acres of mineral
lnhHs ~ ihe states Of IAmauiipss and ran Iuis Po
9r ne AtIeuluTal lands thus pledged Are estimnt-
% az Tue Nhne oi nom 10 nifty dollars Der acre
AM ,he ~ neral lands at the minimum value OF one
hunne uodafs per acre. At Cover nment priees the
IeeIt enIIV ihus given aggregates fifty.dve mil.
lohs oi uoilsrs Moreover cum equal 10 the amount
o. me interest upon the bonds for The frst year is 10
,s.. yoI ,S md held BY W. COrlie, Co. ss trus
~ U f se voyernment for the prompt payment OF
soeh IN And - still further seeurity sIty
~ usnJ o. ~ FEDERAL aud State dues acoTuins from
~" -A"-@ '"eess ana tAsas IN ths ststAs nam "a 70
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News Iteula
By Tslsyraph 70 rs Nss York svn,l

hrssns. Clay and N .,chy, At qiu down on Fri
day were transferred to L, new quarters ia Car
roll Hail. Fortress NJ aro,.
LrwIs sEurs' vinegar ;G 'Irv, on y. corner o,
Washington street aud rrtrs o Avenue st Louis,
wts burned Saturday 'no-n Hg L,s,, $4,000.
Us Friday last for the h = TINE s.L,o !ag cap
wre oi New orlesns, IN Ap'., l'i., he ,.iy Sss
without ship-of-wsr moarc4 il -.ns of %.
AWsAsruoUs tire occurred 40 Ercus, H., On
1Aurday night last. 1hrs, Nosts = holdings
were destroyed, and nothing vas IN t.'1 ~
between he Cheshire HogI- ,rd the Town IIall.
TINS schooner plymouth T. es, 'rua " York,
chiefly laden with iron, villa dS'hargng At
Indis wharf, Boston, Friday night ciusnt are aud
was badly damaged. Her cargo was about hLf
discharged. Tue vessel IS now full Of water
FTEE at Milwaukee last evening destroyed al
tho wooden buildings facing Wisconsin stree,
between Main and NJ lwaukie streets, back TO tho
new Music Hall Tho houses were oco piod by
small traders and millners. Los. $4,000
ThE losses by tho burning 4 tho freight build
ings belonging to the Michigan Central Railroad u
Is now asserted, will not isl short o. ono million
nvs hundred thousand dollars The value Of tho
nour Nons destroyed vssupward Of three han4T'd
thousand dollar,
AooohD"s 70 he Norfolk. vs. papers The oyster
sad' MS 'aAAa proAi..s % "a 'T' Sri's }"