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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-03-02
Notice.

THEUnder signed, has been duly appointed
administrator debonasnen, with the VII
annexed, Of the estate Of William Hibbets
late Of Calls county Ohio. deceased.
-|. sAMUEL.A A. NASH.
Feb. %, ls65.-3w.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-03-02
NOTICE.

I hs1e;s,w--h NOTICE. cas- = 8 p.
Rev. Il. r. Nye, win preach in
Christ Church next Sabbath, morn
ing and evening, at the usual hours.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-03-02

DH
pleased to inform them, wlthoue
charge for advertising. But all such
schemes as W. Forsyth & Co. pre-
sent, are the very worst species OF
gambling, and the patent medicine
nostrums of j. Winchester are only
designed to prey upon the unfor-
tunate, by adding to their bodily
misery, at the same time taking away
their money. The Journal does not
require the support of these gentry
simply because it has that of honest
men. When it does require that oi
the former it will be no longer under
cur control.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-03-02
Administraf0r's Sale Of
Real Estate. S--l

TN pursuance of an order of the Probate
1 Ceurt of GalIia county, Ohio, viii offer
for sale At public Auction on the 23d day Of
March. at one clock P. NJ upon thepremises,
The following described real estate, situate in
the county Of Gallia and state Of OHIO, 70: w.t.
ter of section 26, town rsnge14s OF the hio
Company's purchase appraised at $3.50. Also
the south west quarter Of the northeast quar-
ter cf the allowed named section, township
and range, appraised at $500. Both trscts
subject 70 dover estate of Rachael Shoemaker
Terms of sale, one-third cash in hand, one
third IN six months, the remaining third IN
one vear from the duy of sale, with inter-
eat. deferred payments to be secured by mort
gage upon the premises sod.
90 JOHN A. EAKIE, #
Administrator Of the estate Of
George Shoemaker, deceased.
Feb. sd, 1865
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-03-02

H A. j. Peabody of Zanesyhfc,
O., sends us an advertisement of q
New Y ork Gift Jewelry concern, in
which the proprietors offer gclt or
silver watch, valued from sl5 to
500, for the magnificent sum of %
cents.
He also sends us an advertisement
of a Specific Sill, warranted to cure
all secret diseases, &c. Also one for
cure of consumption.
We have heretofore been favored
by Mr.. Peabody in the same line to
which VIC paid no attention of which
he now complains, and says, ''you
are about the only one in Ohio that
paid no attention to my request"
Mr. Peabody's favors have been
returned to him, ond We should feel
greatly obliged if he, and others OF
that class would wholly dispense with
chem hereafter.
We publish The Journal for the
benefit of our subscribers not for the
profit, of swindlers- and gamblers--
When we know Of any scheme by
which our patrons can make
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-03-02
FLOUR.

A full supply of choice family, extra fam
N lily, and superfne Flour. eonstan tly
hand and for sale by the barrel or 7 tail By
G. 4 A. HEN KING.
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Lime.

r oU1SvILLE White, and Ohio Grey.
IL JNo. A. ROBINSON.
March, 9, 1865.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

Edward conry Phiiadelphi. having tbs vessels
Pamela KatAhdin IN tow The Memphis with the heavy
has made the from the Philadelphia Navy Yard
New York in 80 hours THE arrived Monday evening"
Steamship Alemana HAM. Trautmann, Hamburg Nov
IL Southampton 18TH PM with mdse and ol7
10 kunhsrdt Co Experienced very heavy westerly
weather during the passage. Nov q, at AN lat al ~
% 3D. passed steamer showing two blue lights and one
rocket same day. AM passed steamer Bavaria hence Tor
hours. with cotton and passengers TO Williams Guon
Nov % OF Cape Carnayera passed steamship tned States
bound The experienced strong head winds the entire
passage from Cape FLORIDA. :.
steamship Guiding Star, Berry New Orleans NOV ~ and
barancas I'D with troops on Csrysfor exchangro sig
nails with bark $ @ Adams.
Steamship Leo Merrill, savannah 6s hours with mdse
and passengers TO Murray Nephew Passed IN Savannah
river steamships Weybosse and Daren tBrl. bound up;
18th Pm spoke steamship Hunter, from New YORK TOT
sayaunah; ?6h OF FryingpSn shoals EXCHANGED signals
eneed strong NV winds north Of Haeras.
Steamship Herman Livingston, BAKER Savannah Win
muse and passengers, 10 Livingston, Fox Co
sE.mship Granada Baxter, Charleston Nov vi. Fort
gales
steamship Quaker City West Charleston. with mdss and
Steamship Patapsco Nea Baltimore 20 hours. with mdse.
BARK Ida Carter Kinney. Rondos, for Boston.
Brig Monrose Peterson Baltimore Is days. with soal =
Brig Curtis Anterior. Portland Me. 4 days
Schr Goodspeed, Dart South Amboy for Norwich
Schr Helen, Perry, Now Bedford
Schr Fanny Moss Davis, Fan River.
Schr BroadHeld, Croweli. wareham.
Schr Hannah ID, Chase, Maraham
Schr America. Reynolds. Providence
Schy Fly, CheeseInan. Providence
Schr Hyena. Gardner. Providence
Schr Neptune, Providence for Elixnbehport.
schr Dresden. Davis. Rondout for Boston.
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The Turf.

UNION COURSE, l.. I-TR0rTING.
TUESDAY, Nov. 2s-Sweepstakes $780, mile heats best
three in nve
Mr. Iangsta6 entered CHI. q TOM In harness. ...2ll1
Mr. Foster entered b. g. Eagle Rock, 70 wagon. Il
owner entered 6. Lady Wonder, In harness. % dis
Time, 2:69n-2:55-2; 48-246k.
First Hedt-At tho commencement Of the pool selling
Eagle Rock the favorte aud brought much the high
est price first CHOICE but before the horses started
Tom the favorte at three to one Langstar drove
Tom and threw away the first heat but this did not
his horse back In the betting for before the heat I'm
sed his was 80 apparent that -four to one was
offered that he would win the Eagle Rock took the
lead and kept It throughout the heat winning by half
dozen lengths Tom second the mare far behind Time,
2:59H
Second Heal-rfty TO flvc was wagcred on Iangstaf
Eagle Rock took the lead with the word and opening
gap Of two lengths around the turn kept about that dis
lance in front until past the half mile pole Langstar
closed with the bay on the lower turn and at the three
quarter pole they head and head Tho bay seemed
TO slack up at this point and Langsan in 'front.'
and came home winner by about four lengths in 55
The mare dstanced
Third Hsdf-Therc was considerable discussion
about changing the driver OF tho bay gelding, the
impression seemed to prevail that Mr. Foster did not try
to win, and his horse matched tn ro the next day
against Langstas for 5000 to harness, with
other behind him. Foster continued TO handle
Eagle Rock and the horses came up for the word to-
gcther. Going around the turn Iangstaf drew away
from Foster and two lengths in front at the quarter
pole two at the half three at the three quarter, and
bght nj the finish. Time, 2:46
Fourth Heo.-The horses had very even start, and
went around the turn side and side; but before they
reached the quarter pole the bay broke the chest
nut got away from him couple Of lengths which he
The bay seemed to quit at the threequarter POLE and
Langstaf led up the homestretch six eight lengths,
until the nish his horse broke up, but being fer
ahead he went over the score winner by three lengths
The above horses Tom and Eagle Rock ro this after.
noon for $500 mile heats, best three In FIVE, In harness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29
City intelligence.

TERRIBLY INJURED Ryan EXPLOSION Yesterday morn
ing, about Ave oclock Mr. Hugh O'Rely, hsty-eight
years of age residing at 6as Second avenue had his right
hand most ghtfully shattered by the accidental explo
torpcdoes Mr.. O'Rey, who will lose the Of his
hand, conveyed to Bellevue Hospital by tho Twenty
first precinct police.
NEw Ruiz IN THR SPECIAL SESSIONS. the COM
mencemen of the month this will DO held in
weekly terms. new term begins with every Monday
The object OF this better regulate the giving OF bail
When bail given before tho police justice II will be
answer at the next term whom the clerk OF the court
will Ok the day of trial Heretofore the police justices
fixed the day OF trial. and 1t often happened that day
there would be excessively heavy calendar and next
day there would be very few cases to dispose Of.
MILITARY CouRrEsY.-Companies and b, Of the
Seventy first regiment who visited Boston last August,
their from their delightful trip resolved to
present their kind escort and friends the Boston Fus
crs, with testimonial in the shape Of set Of resolu
tions, handsomely cnyrossed and framed. The frame
which is 10 contain the resolutions will be seven feet
high and Ave feet wide and will have in a double rowed
circle around the resolutions the vgnete Of every men,
Der of the two companies who went on the excursion
As no pains expense has been spared In getting tho
testimonial up, promises TO be OF the handsomest
affairs OF the Kind that has left the city, and while
u reflects credtnby TO the good taste on tho excursion
lists IL cannot fail 10 be q source OF great qualification to
the worthy recipients. The picture though delayed In
rapidly approaching completion and will be exhibited
Broadway for short mc preparatory to its being sent
to It's destination
TnE EIGHT Hour SYsTTM.-Some German workngmen
aud trades associations at recent meeting, resolved to
support only such candidates for Office who might pledge
themselves in favor Of the eight hour labor system,
and those who approve the passage OF Law by the L.
gsature to regulate this matter II appears however.
that subsequently, this resolution reconsidered and
dropped, for tho reason that split among tho various
associations was spprehended fromit Another resolu-
ton has been passed. to the effect that each member
shall be allowed TO dispose OF his vote In accordance with
the promptings OF his own judgment The associations
intend to petition the Legislature 70 pass law TO rcgu-
latc the hours constituting days labor.
DoCroR CHApIS's GRAND LEcTURE.-Dr Chaplin will
deliver "grand" lecture in the Laght street Baptist
church. corner Of Iaight and vack streets this
ing, taking for his subject the "Age OF Iron"
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Police Inselligence.

SURPRISE AND ARREST or BURGLARS.
Shortly before twelve O'Clock on Monday night two
young men, giving their Harry Hinton asd
Frank Brown surprised In the liquor store 81
Mercer street. to which they had forced entrance and
attempted TO escape by scaling rear fences; but ofcer
Allison. OF the Eighth precinct who followed In pursuit.
arrested them The prisoners taken TO the station
house. and subsequently arragncd before Justice Dodge
who committed them for examination. The burglars
bad packed up large quantity OF wearing apparel pre-
paratory TO removing IT,
BURGLARY IN BROADWAY.
The cigar store No. $50 Broadway wns entered on
Monday night by some parties unknown who packed up
and escaped with cigars valued at about $500 The
burglars effected entrance through the rear hallway
Leading To- the second floor. which Ia occupied
gambling house. An effort was made 10 arrest the
burglars, hut without effect. The stolen property
not recovered
ASSAULT AND THREATENING TO SHOOT AN
OFFICER.
At early hour yesterday morning ofnccr McDufie,
Of the Eleventh precinct found Adam Dick asleep in the
ferry house at the foot Of Houston street. East river and
requested him TO leave The officer shook Dick TO hasten
his movements when the latter, alleged drew pistol
ana threatened TO shoot the guardian OF the public peace
ana ~ the same time struck him with his pistol The
ocer then usd bis locust and brought the turbulent In
dvdnai 10 terms Justice Shandey committed Dick for
and lives nj Greenpoint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

CLEARED
Steamship woravisn (Brj, Alton Liverpool via Portland
williams Guion. :. .
Steamship City Of Bath. Crowe Bosson--w hituey Hath
Bark Grossherrogn Anna tMeckl wendt, venoe--Kumel
berg dCO
Bark Virginia, Wood Monievideo and Buenos Ayres-J
Norton, Jr
Brig Portsmouth tBrj, Lynch. hgoa Bay-symos Chase
iris Federico ,a, xesia, Bristol, ELswreoce. Giles
brig Belle bruno rr), r.smy, Havre-Boyd nIncsen.
Brigd.eonsrd Meyers. Cole Bsltimore-AA Abbott
Schr MASSACHUSETTS, Buck, Csrthagcna-B small 90.
Schr JULIA CONN Lsguayra and Porto Cabeiio-Mtcr
Hourhton.
schr TIgris tBr). Lockhart Curncos--D Dcwolf Co
schr Nary Jane, Haxeiton, Jacksonviie-van Brunt
schr wsnasa, HAWKINS, worehesd crty--Fcwle A. GO,
schr Nickcrson, Henderson, Wilmington, Noe huf'
schr John Warren. Lorisr Richmond-c u rierson
schr w Sanders Mott, Baiimore--van Brunt NsGht
han.
schr Mary A, Morrill, Boson-w = Brown Acs
Schr Mary Lowell, Parsons Boston, Fyfe 90. .
Schr Alice Scranton Spencer, New Havcn-h hackeuA
Son.
Steamer Elizabeth, Moore Baltimore.
ARRIVED
vsspgRy slcaWer Aspgbls, As.ns y2AsissE %ss' Com
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NEWS FROM TEXAS.

Anticipated Negro Insurrection I'm the
stase-Pisnters Sending their Families
and Valuables into the Garris0ned
Towns, sc.
The steamship Wilmington, from Galveston on the
18th inst. has arrived at this port
Great apprehension is felt throughout Texas especially
in the eastern districts OF negro disturbances about
Christmas time. general impression prevails among
the freedmen that the lands OF their masters will
then DO divided among them. The planters, fearing
connections are hastily sending their cotton and other
vauables together with their wives and families into
the seaport and garrsoned towns It Is expected that
by Christmas time the open country win be abandoned
by almost the entire white population Many families
have already moved seward
The Eighth United States coored infantry had arrived
from Brazos their way home, having been mustered
out.
Judge Paschal has published address to the people
OF the State.
The new pilot boat Edna had arrived from New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29
The Howe False Pretence Case.
OF THE CONFERENCE.-The CASE

For the third fourth time the Of Mr.. Frederick
A. Howe, wealthy gentleman Of Meanwhile Pennsyl.
vania who was arrested In July last, charged With hav
ing derauded Nathaniel T. Sheldon out OF $500
came up for examination before Justice Dowllng nine
o'clock yesterday morning. The complainant was pre-
sent at the FIRST examination since which time no has
not appeared In court 70 prosecute the complaint against
Mr. Howe and In consequence OF his absence yesterday
exJudge Stuart counsel for the defendant moved for
his discharge ExAssistant District Attorney Ssdgwck
who appeared for Mr.. Sheldon, willing tho case
should be thus disposed OF particularly ~ Mr. sheldon
had treated the court himself and also the defendant
with dsrespect In failing put In appearance. Judge
Bowling accordingly dismissed the complaint, and Mr.
Vpve end nlends le.. Wv court loT theg homes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29
Highway Robbery and Threatened MUIR
der by Negroes Near Savannah, Ga.

uer ny NtRrOoB Ncur SuvHHHun, Uus
The Savannah Republican Of the 25th inst gives an
account Of the arrangement the oath, before Colonel
sickles of squad Of negroes charged with attacking
and robbnge Mr. Hotzeaw, Of that city, and threaten
ing TO take his life Sunday last Mr. Hotzeaw, in
company with another gentleman and oolored man,
was proceeding to ncghborng plantation for the pur-
pose Of exhumng the remains OF u deceased son. whom
he met by armed crowd Of negroes who ordered
him TO turn back He and his companions did
so, but they were followed by the crowd. They
had not proceeded far when they were stopped by tho
negroes and Mr. H. compelled to give up his pistol
and seventy dollars in money His companion also
compelled to give up all the money on his person. The
negroes then took vote as to whether they should
murder Holtzelaw, but persuaded not to do so by
them to be tried before military commission.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

The Boston Board OF Trade has adopted 4 series OF
resolutions looking 10 increased cotton raising in tho
Southern States In which the government requested
within the sphere n It's legitimate powers 10 AID forth
with In sustaining and organizing such portions Of the
aboring classes now the Southern States cannot be
reached by private capital not only on the ground OF
considerable humanity, but also W secure thclg labor 10
basllss.Yss aRa tAs ceaaLlxs ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29
BASE BALL MATCH AT ANNAPOLIS, MD.
AxSAPoIIs, Md, Nov 70, 1855.
CITY Politics.

REPUBLICAN CoUNcILxASIc NOMINATIONS.
An adjourned meeting Of the Fourth District Union
Councmanc Convention held last evening resulted In
the following nominations :-John G. Keenan,, FIRST
ward: Cornelius Downcy, Second ward David Hough
Jr Fifrh ward: Andrew jackson Plumb Firth ward:
George McGrsnn, Seventh ward; John Downey Eighth
ward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

/, 1865. SECS, 40
7 per cent State bonds and interest ... 2l1, 100
Due to School Fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I, 1877 400
Due to University Fund .... 2s3 514
Fund accrued from estates not closed ....... 21S70
Fund accrued from escheated estates .. 1858
County tax fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Special loan tax fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6675
Assessors fees ....... 075
tiinated 10000
Treasury warrants outstanding ........... ,8SS39I
Debts due from appropriations not drawn 10000
Estimated amount due for militia :. ........ $4,000
Estimated amount due for soldiers pay, sup
plies and transportation. ................ 600 600
Debt Of the late Republic Of Texas. 1l06l3
Amount due ]. NJ. Moore by Military Board. 7,O9l
Amount due Oliver & Brothers by Military
poaru ............, 49,
Amount due w. s. Reed Co. by Military Board 2,043
Probable amount that will be claimed by indi-
viduals for cotton lost under Gov. Murrah's
cotton operations, Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Total IS, 194, 0S2
To which may be added amount placed to the
credit OF the several special funds in the
Treasury In Confederate notes, before
stated OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ols,soo
Making total 49, TIA, 065
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

For the transportation OF MERCHANDISE valuable Packages
Specie Bank Notes. Bonds & for all parts Of the South
and southwest, In copnection With
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
have established their agency at 30 Broadway New York
where orders o call for goods 70 be forwarded SOUTH VIII
receive prompt attention
Merchandise vauables delivered 10 Harndens. Rins
and United States Express Companies Tor
the Southern Express Company VIII receive prompt des
patch.
the Southern Express Company so Broedway:
H. X. PLANT, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29
Our National Game.


match game between tho Atlaptic and Institute
clubs played the societys grounds in Freehold
j. Saturday Nov u.s. resulting in favor Of the In
stitute nine The weather very nne, greatly
trbulng the pleasure Of the game The following
the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservattve
and Wig depot wholesale and retail No. Aston House
The dye applied by skilful artists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

Curtains, Plano and Table Covers and
e"'" KELrY's, No $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

C0lored Volve Ribbons, Of Every width
shade; n full line of Blacks just received from nuc
on the largest assortment In this city, at per cent below
heir value. M +, HIGGINS, l26 SIKH avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

All Passengers for Richmond who
study economy and comfort take the line Of
err fum Baltimore instead Of travelling all way by rail-
road These and elegant boat. leave Spears wharf,
patronage OF the public has enabled the propreors greatly
reduce The fare Tickets 10 Fortress Monroe and Norfolk
Line.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

silent Sewing Machine. Making the
celebrated "Wilcox Gibbs stitch strong elastic and dur
able. WILCOX GIBBS, sos Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

Improved Lock stitch Machines for
taTors and manufacturers. GROVER 4 BAKER Sewing
Machine Company, t95 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

Chevalier's Life for tho Hair Restores
gray hair to Its original color stops ts falling out keeps the
head clean stands above comparison with any other ha
dressing Sold Ut the drug stores and at my office i3
Broadway SARAH A. OHEvAt.IER, NJ. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29
THE BROOKLYN TRAGEDY.

Gonzales and Pelllcer Indicted for MN 2
dor I'm tho First Degree.
In the case Of Gonzales and Pellcer in custody for
the murder Of Jose Garcia Otero which before the
Grand Jury OF Kings County yesterday eight witnesses
we're examined and the jury returned true bill for
murder in tho first degree against the prisoners
Tho prisoners will be arraigned before the Court of
Oyer and Termner this morning, and the trial be set
down for an early day during the present term.
The Coroners investigation in the NATTER which
set down for two O'Clock yesterday afternoon post
poned in consequence Of the absence Of witnesses and
others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

All Prizes Cashcd I'm Legal Lottsries.-
Circulars and drawings sent
J. CLUTE. Broker. i7s broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

Lace Curtains, Swiss tn mbOurcd, Swiss
Application, Nottingham styles, 1865.
a.. L. 4 j. d. kelly, No. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

COrns, Buni0ns, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. zACHARI 100 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE, Jr. President SO Broadway. Agents
wanted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

A.-pellak d Son, Meersehsum Manu-
fac<ursrs eo2 Broadway, Fourth street Pipes and
Cigar Holders vbossas and retail 70 order and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

sDew OF Eden" by "The Raronets
Son." ready. Wholesale depot sS Broadway: +. co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

Dr. Gleason Lectures this Evening at
Clinton Hal Astor place, the Eye Ear Nose, Throat
&C. splcnddly illustrated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

Ask for Hunts Bloom OF ROses.-A DELI
cate natural color for the cheeks will wash OF or nue
the skin; warranted. DEMAS BARNES CO.. and all
druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

Marriage is Often the Result OF the
most trining incident Men and do not know why
they fall In love Passion not reason, guides them Men
admire neaness in woman and won by tho little arts
and graces which adorn and refine e and judge OF
by the taste she exhibits young lady who uses
tho EGYPTIAN LOTUS TO be set down lady OF
and refined TASTE sensible young would want
no better evidence of her qualification for wife.
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The Debt or Texas.


From the Galveston Bulletin, Nov IT.
It will be remembered that Governor Hamilton ap-
pointed committee to inquire into the condition OF our
State Treasury. Ex-Governor Z. N. Pease and Mr.
Swane Palm have made report OF thor Investigations
The report comes near filling eleven columns Of the
Soufhern Ieigencer The report shows that the books
OF the last Military Board very accurately kept
We at present have not the space 70 publish the report
In full but 70 show how financial matters have been
managed during the last few years publish the re-
capitulatiOn of State debit