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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

S4~, Harris, is, i'uI nam i''
Crosby 1929. White. l5o. Ward
D. Willie, 9l6. Coke, SD, JOHN
son q Moore. 76o nonlcy Goi
ZONES rs. smith. 80 Cleveland,
% Bell. 100. Caldwell ~ For
Amendments ,o0l against III.
Ilor-ro< CouNri OBicta'
Throckmorton js2. rca>c Isl Jones
557. Linsday III, Banton 362 Wal
ton Us, Binklcy l67 Richards oh
shaw III Roysion 33d Durham
l57. Ilarri, 40 Crosby 166. W mte
$50, Moore ljS. Coke 322, ponlcy
312 Clcavcland 3nS. Willie 33o,
smith 20 Bell III ZONES li3.
Caldwell lio Ochiltrcc 100 johnson
l3o For amendment ~ against
-
FoRf BENp CoCNrY p9irlai
TbrocLmorton 80 pea.c -, Jones
373 Robards 81 Durham Isl
Revision 10 Crosby $40, Ward ~
smith $40 Moore 2i3, Coke 2ls.
VnE. 3a5 cleveland llG. ponlc,
,,n ~. . p.L;I,,.. "a H,ll Z
w. ., ''' ,n- 49, %,
Amendment "a against %
CoIoRAro ipcompl,te --Throck
morton 3tp rca-r ll3 ZONES Bat
It'd. 81 Richard. 40 shaw ~
VII m, E,plI,, IS Haptn ..
W ''''" - On Ii. an
80 ~ Vtit, 81 W8rl 3
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W me ~ ",''t 80 10,
Don'oy a. Nmlth sit ! ,''' ',', ma -
Jonc IA Bell US, OalaNel! ~.
Jlupi. D5ic,,f ThroeLmor
49,. tao. -. 10 Home. l3qo
~" - ~, -oa U,l,,n
LINDSAY - '"'''u -,
DIV, binhleA '"' hon'I", !" TO-
shaw ~ kol stpn W. Durham
100 lla1u. 10 Crosby lu5h Ward
POI. White lH3 Coke lUN1 smith
Gyg n.rl.g Ihl6. Moore 1886 VII
a.. a., ri....l,rl .tp o,b,ltr,,
aii. Jones 96 Bell III CHld"c.i
NJ Amendment. HIP against
ol-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

be- rr,,,i,. ,a .,i- r,..u,l, .ut,,.hrd
b..r, record. tI. l,.l.,lp.,
DENOMINATION continued Mr. pn.
81. . .,.r., ,r,,..ry ,a.,l,. ..r De-
,,..l.. =, l,ro1l 'p those social l.r.l
.,,.,yb,..I, HAS, .,ri.o,, from. ,,,. .u.r.r.o
d,4rur,i,Y of rh, rcafi.,a o,i.tin. l..
n,c,n tbr white and IN. hlnrk ra.e.
an hin. ~.itb.rp ~uir. 1he-r rr,b.
lean. lrf.pu p H., several ~mt.. and
,.Y., have tr.a.a,n, a,.arIu. r.thr
.il.r.rf circumstances. .r .l.l ~.
..,,,.,-.l r.,i,.. cam rror.rIy h.nu.ls ,t.
r,;.,lile 20 an. rul IL viii Ic uu.nu
nate If fine subject 3. controlled D., di..
,,rt and lnt l.uri informed 81 ra,
,r.,udi,eI authority Tine ,,llnt.rg.t
AZ indi,.iuaE and ,ommunin.s tu-.th-
or with ia, demaud fur labor So Ger cA.
.c,.liua tb, .upr,Iy mas safely b. let
To- Yr..irrt tine shorcr
Tho pullic action. NJ thr Southern
~fn.r Conventions ruai-hs, com, 'u.nr
r,idrur, ODD the desire ST the ~uutlem
rpopl p, resume their petition 100 the
MON and il must ..rikr all obs.r, ,r,
with surmi.c. that WA.lr thuse who
~tro,c So desperately To- leave tho MON.
are uuN so cafne,tit ond.auriug 10 se.
assume thoir places in /, II &, flower.
men who sem. Gre tud sword TO- dr,trN
them. or compel them 40 r,'uru who
now bar the door and dauv them road
mission tp that ycry condition. II, which
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

Ev- Mr II Ware viii accept our
thanks for late New Orleans pauer.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

Ca \ cross mark ga paper denotcs
that a subscriber. time ha. expired
We intend hereafter e. lo cash bust
hess IL !. more trouble 10 collect
newspapcr subscriptions than they nrs
worth
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

KILLED We have been informed
tha, Horace Clark well 3nown citizen
OF this county, on or about the 9th ct
month shot and Killed nm Old man
named Gibson thcu living on Sauuler.
creek in this county lut Formerly rcs.
iicnt uf the tho aw Nation Tom
Rat-iuri, the step,on ct Gibson. pur.
sued Clark aud shot and Killed him ~
Paris Press
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

Isaac Dursaa n former slateof Lees $.
was arrested III Boston the other day
for stealing clothing ant icWclry from
bis employer in that city
\ party OF four from New \ FORK and
Be- tnn.. werciu Washington on the l0th
Offering to give $50 600 toward laiine
Mr. Davis
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

rss~ Tho Galveston Christian Adro.
cate has hccu revived
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07
ELECTION RLTt rms


Etf 'tstf''N' -.
fease Liem t"l'f"oI ''e''
Liudspy ! Fer Alto ~ nt"e'ts e"
ton Gl2. Walton ITO, binNNy
HSaurrr tuysiuu 10y. Nfnai' 81
FL HmPt"ffer huhnrds ~
fna,r LaHd oFtf' rusbv. ~. " WV
-. White . f"T >pi fen,c '"ag' =. ~ '''r
land 24l ponley p,n' 'oAs ",,' 49,, ~
,si .miG s, g,n Fal senator
lfanrh i22. Copprigc i23 brn-leN n' .
~ tbe Lc5'',,a.iHL, 1 ,,. ,' ~. t ~
y, I..l..s ~, iy5 Wn.
i,,,c.1n I'D H. District attorney
l}urkr 354 Mckay ~ fnr Cttq j."
g., gu. t y iI'".,-n It> PER-,
.1 h.. n. - gJsgL Cur,is 1Ht
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

Robert Carroll, Of Winamac, Ind
has a natural curiosity, singing mouse
Il is small and almost jet black 1t
sings like canary bird, and !, Che won
der Of oycry leholdur
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

gs,i- Don't fail TO- secure one af Tbs
Day Book lhnluacs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

ufrHEg, or 1IE EAyI TtNAs RAJ
rub--Atn m.VtIns Of the Stockholders
Of this road dWng the rrc,cut week at
Naepgdoches, the following officers we're
elected
P,e.hlrnf j II ARNOLD W. Prcsi
dsp' " W Morris D,rr fars s Bird
wen V " Harris, A II ~trenll. "
" Barrett, 3 Blake. & II Alexander
y j Moore Treasurer Jesse Niue
klcrlv S,crrfry W W Barrett
H.H3srs,H Times.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07
MARSHALL.

NJ 'GNiN HFhfAr Z won,
-'- 49, $500 - -'-.- - --.@
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

Victor Hugo los' $500 r the Lon
don psnir
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

Gen Wigiall, cx Confederate Sen
ator from Texas. is in London, and
IS about starting out 10 lecture on
the negro, beginning in the junglcs
81 Africa, and concluding with re-
view oi ITS present position in
America
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-07-07

The radical papers are much pleased
with tioy Hamilton recontIv pub.
lishcd speech before the Texas Conyen.
ton
MIR Sullivan. the farmer Of 10000
acres in Champaign county III has
loo acres Of corn this year and other
crops IN proportion
The wife Of Capt Vessels. living in
Accomoc county Virginia. gave birth
recently 10 two children. each ha,in.
two heads iouI eve. and three loss
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

tbeoIoyaas polemlsis siudenis Will lnd matter "
reat inert aud value IN he American copy oi Father
BARNS book.
The Iire Of =, Antony Of Padua Of ths Orlor OF
Frnrs. Minor written by Father Sorvas brss Fdtr-
Minor and Reoollect OF to Province OF Belgian. has
bocn translated from the Fron "a "nd pre- hld 70 tho
American public by is publlsher - Ne" YORK Il % /"
one volume, fully ndexed II good 'AAMp'' mnaeho.A
the mind aud eleyatcs and rennea the cha 1o'' perhaps
The vide Geld Of church literature docs NJ ooh'''"
another more worthy Of imitation from ia glori "S az
nterosedne'a OF motive aud parity Of intention L. "
that a - Antony or Padul Born Of a distinguished
father and noblc mother IN Lrh,n IA the year 1876.
young Ferdinand bulhon tuch sas his worldly namol
had most dazzling opened before him in Portu
gal but, dcd eating himself hoior works he relin
quished all bis earthly advantage an early age aud
forgot them In attending 20 the spiritual interests OF
Others and thus giving glory to God He bccan Frisr-
Minor, and IL classcd Antony The Beloved Sal
OF All Nations" The biography contains matter Of much
historical interest aud viii be acceptable
every denomination
The National Quarterly Rcriew, publ shed New
York has reached IL twenty third number and twelfth
volume The high tone aud excellent character of this
able periodical are fully sustained the present
The articles headed 'Danol Webster and His Influence
'The Character and Destiny Of the Negro" aud "Mu-
seums and Botanical Gardens OF very important
character aud deeply interesting
''Thc IAfe and Public Services VI Andrew johnson,
Seventeenth President Of the United States Is tho uus
OF volume WORK from the pen Of ir John savage,
author Of "our Living Representative Men ana other
valuable books of biography and reference. Il Includes
the state papers speeches aod addresses Of the chi
executive officer Of the nation, aud h adorned with
hne portrait steel BY Mtohie pf Mr. Johnson and
other Illustrations Nj Savage hna evidently takcn
great pains with hftuk. ,ni completed 'n liberal
accurate and intelligent mnnne 1Ac 1l.s d furnished
with copious nics, alr 'etciy arranged -,fsst
witch, Of itself entities tle aaiar 1. pm hsrs IN
New York 10 tho THANKS Of tho plblc
The Erangas AHhf (iuantlof sCupture.l
rroudh artr tc1ed hy d rr1oh po re- nome days
after beiog placed oa .,le IN rafit
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

gsaefai Hsiory = mf csihpac csnftA ffsa tts
co1stt nrsiafa % ths chnssn % antn ihs rseassi
ntsa rus crest s@f wrunn ~ " . 49, .
nasras has besn usssistad nsm az issi Frsnsh 81.
asr snd = la s1ar~ "a rHbisafi9n W q 0-ses. mNfw
r0fs ~in ~ somtAsi~i fsaf te.am~r So
wtlh tsfe bssa -sasf See Ttaf psY A. ia
tro5ncslon ~ Ng,os ~ ihs Nuf EHr Affhpsspp "
nalisu0ss are spsraass. AZ uisre mfs saaH bpi
thai iis isasToas .stsgyr..- q ~ Hndtnssinx 80
f.ess uih ut a8s tsssa Ia A. stitasts Fnifuna2e
Psta PTas ~ ssnsa speeiA euff 4 apgryrsl a ft.s
history q ths CAssh gsihss f@rss q Para AMI ne
ssupir' sna rfir'lnS q We ifpn'hilqn, W. sfA Va
Amerea. enlsys ihs un4aaissf fsartspn 4 NJ MOI
Reg Afchhfhop NcCsstfy ihs Hoai hsr. ArrA8asipp
sgaerr M raai Rsr AfchDs1or rurren " cntiu
ns AL shs osbss psslis ass pgfsss9rs u ne ArAr
ysh brsn,h a fbs csfAaas CtsFth " whom IA ,-st
nsis shy~n Asrssahs sas aai'astys - "A w b. "a
csihass fa-nles ~ fsstasilon l1ii 49, gsiss''ahs
~ ts 80 q sbs as1~0us sseisAf asiiessa ssi
scsasmlsa he,Ssgas v ~ pael.a q ga feieiyui iF
f4rFs. sait sfs sgfeA1 ggst S. haa Aa1 tsihor
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Theasrteat- MT Ifomr.

Mr. and Mrs. " J Florence playing a hne engage
meni at DeBar's Opera House. ~. Louis. Their ncA
burlesqse Arah Brogue hss been produced ana
made n decided hit
Mr. Charles Dillon, the ,rsgedian fsvor-by known
for hN personsiion q Bcphegar has lately performed
highly successful engagements 10 Boston sni Troy Ne
will appear the Academy Of Music, Albany, y, on
the 10Th of January commenting a taclFe nights en-
gsgemon,
Mr. @ Fswcctt Rowe, the Australian comedian who
accompanied Mr. Charles Dillon this country viii
appear In keN York
Miss Helen Western viii appear ~ tho sev lhentrr
Memphis Tenn on "a. 2sh Of JssuaSy, sfour weeks
engagement.
chang and Eng. the ssmcss Twins. will exhibit Ia
Horticultural Hail. Boston during the Nrek from Jan
usry % the nr- tune they have sppesrd In that city
sbou, twenty ycap,
The sensation drama IA TJur q, n iis the board
Of Magulres Opcrs House. ran Ffsnrso 70 the cose u
the year nisa Champion schevcd success a. Nafguc
rite December 81 Miss Crsmplon porsousGsd Giosier
in Richard the Third
The Bni.lay Family. in ooablnssion with the Grcss
North American Pantornlme, rsblesnx and Bsirt Con,
pany Mciropoiisa theatre ean FraBc seo,
on New Yeprs lay. 10 vcry daxyiing exhibitions
Bla sdelrs uberncVp, or Tour thrnagh lrelaa8 oss
opened for exhibition a uaguir~'e Academy y Muse
San Frsnciscs, January A.
Professor wisrman ass bon doing magic. rsyrery ani
vision In Newark, y. D
NJ Maurice Savoni the "ons.leegcd dsf OF apfsar,a
al counihisn Hail, risauyic, t Janu ,y a. af,cr hs
retnrn from Cuba
The New York herald., 1866-01-29
Fire mt Scn.


THE STEAMER LEo PROM sAvANsan. OK riHh on
HATrggAs-THg FLAMES srEEDiLY hKriN-
GUisHED.
On Saturday morning Grr broke cut on board the
steamer Leo, her way from savannah Ga, to this
city The steamer Leo, of the regular passenger
ships on the line between New York aad Savannah eii
the latter place on Thursday the 25th pst having on
board thirty and forty passengers her hold A.
well ~ part OF the weasel being slowed With
coston-over one thousand bales in all Al sbogt half
past seven O'Clock saturday, the 27h inst the ap
tain perceived smoke issuing the cotton IN the for
ward part OF the ship mmcd stey cauged the steam
hose to turned the spot The passengers and crew
worked with wili and In ess than three hour tie fire,
which might has proved very disastrous complete
Iy extingshcd The damage to the cotton well
ns the ship will probably not exceed thousand dol
The following card has been drawn up by tbs passen
gers ON board tue vessel
TESTIMONIAL TO cArrAIS D. A. MERRILL, H. NV
yoaK SAVANNAH Linz
consequence of safe delivery from oa ~ s most
dreadful accidents which ean eeIa .hil , s n -s. &
ocasson met bg the Oh GERS and crew o t s t''fr
Rssolved by the undersgne passenger. hat oar snAs
are due Captain a. Merrill Of te -ia-mshp -" AZ
Tor he general good the vigilance shce
syy revealed tle asgident .Ei lo lss pc s'sp-i
FOR time thIettencd de calamity 10 The sap ald ~ "h
Ke.cired That copy Of oui,ons te furnished q
Captain Merrill and % The New YORK Newspapers i'r rub
{. H. uovart Brevel Major General. q Y; J. Y.
,aa sssssa9 a . r. se E s.yssn,b Am Joh i
Pierre Mch > 9, sPaaldias y y Jsm,, Ms,te{n.sy
In, w,hns MN InsgasS NM" teeki,. Ja.tis :
CLARK y. s., \ Keith Boston lhsm.s ,iorma. gse..
slnsion' sT,aon oaan., g. " Tinker. iisrSsiurr Ps.;
z. n oBren savannah A 9. Dauare't New iors' @o.
Or BoAaD srr,ssnir i.Eo, orr BAEsssaI, p. isi
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+ I n Il =.
Fire In BROADWAY.

About seven O'Clock last night a fire was discoVerea
on the third floor of building No $50 Broadway, IN pre-
misses occupied by John Schauss a dwelling rhe
fire originated from the cooking setting fire 10 'he
hoor Mr. schauss' damage is about $50; nsur. q ior
5000 in the Lenox Insurance Company The Sec 'no
floor is occupied by Barron Fortune fashonab.
club house; damage by water about 500; insured for
81 900, in the Pacific Insurance Company The first
hoor Is occupied by C. Witty a carriage depot the
carriages were covered by the Insurance patrol ana
protected from injury. The basement Is occupied by ).
Livingston as book and paper store; damage slight
The building is owned by Mr. Hanersly. II is dam-
eged about 500; said to be insured.
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

PROGRESS OF CONoREss.--TwO months of the
present session of Congress, lacking day or
two, having expired, the question naturally re-
ours, what progress has been made by the two
Houses in the heavy schedule of work before
them touching the reconstruction Of our do
mestic and foreign affairs. We can only an
swer that we have had any quantity ofspeeches,
resolutions, bills, constitutional amendments,
&c. submitted in each House, but that the prac-
tical results, so far, have been very small. One
bill has been passed into law-that pro-
vidng against the cattle disease by pro-
hibiting the introduction into the United
States Of European cattle. The House has pass
ed bill by two-thirds vote extending the
right of suffrage without restriction to the
blacks Of the District of Columbia, and the Sem
ate by similar vote has passed bill en-
larging the powers of the Freedmen's Bureau,
and beyond these achievements and the re-
mittee of Fifteen, otherwise known as the Com
mittee Of Public Safety, we have nothing in the
way of business to report Yet there is the
constitutional amendment reported from that
committee, and which, for week past, has
been under discussion in the House. This
amendment, excluding from the basis Of federal
represen alton the whole race with regard to
which any State may deny or abridge the right
of suffrage will, we guess, be referred back 10
the committee tomorrow. The District negro
suffrage bill, meantime, will probably come up
in the Senate; and thus, upon this bill, that
amendment, or something else concerning the
rights Of the negro all other subjects of Con-
gressional legislation may be superseded for a
month or two to come.
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

Exchange, and let them see that we have a
building that will reflect honor alike upon the
commercial metropolis of the country and
themselves. The next year is destined to be
of mark in the era of the architectural i'm
proyements of New York
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

IdvcotS MsxOFiAL FLAG TpOr ssxs4 me TrTgYsf
Dc Lyor gives The sllo~ins detas a. 70 te ncDn
mortal Gag Which the Lyons wor have sgbscrbef
send 70 the United rstes In e9sy q the President
n "a exhibited al the Palace o. Commerce de Lyon, snd
attracts mmense crowds u is,or Tbrtecu tAnds u
esch hand foot IN widib and embrodered vita hiry
Ave silver stars % ne biss rnk eroons the try &c
Fars typfylrg We fry.sfe states of The Tn4nn The
inscription IL wUrs- "a 10 sols .brred Ara runa thas
-S.wcnpspn plrriafvs Ia Rsrablsgus aa Etrh rnn
O1srv syst-sws d<t-olor, ftrD'r Lysn lses
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

uon'f Fsit 90 pTcssrs Mrs. yt..iow's
30 ,f1iiNo sfhrF - slstif.n issthirg 80 es--
Cos stir fa'NnN AZ swi suft~as
- elsfs III tshsrs shiafs q ssialtt
~ IA alsHar wlneffkr faWutstss tAs ~sis 49,
- fhtn IhiftF
ffs ssits pdfa as b iteY stffef hf- "a. tnt
- % ifirt ilsalefn Ispuasss knKiasa
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Tn. Eish,i.,h N.w yorl voiu.',.r..


Ths Exhi.s,h Nsw r0rk rsEmstl haa bssu msst-rsa
oui ssd wli iesye for horne % ~ 1s,h iast
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

How. SOWING wsssfn. tomp@~y.-
TIfAs uneH ~ hvssa-s,. gslt assa4~sf Arsats
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

CoiI-. 81 80 s-i s~sshs. snd s.ssis-
Turs o. % % 81 rECEfhH'N 40 sfsus aFsst -
zen tba nDsFfF and gLfysus fifert
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

Improved rS~s -rltst- rsshi~.. for
asatfsstsfsft n,swtH hA@tH hs~as s"hia"
taaaq.sng 80 Br,a4 sa@N
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

~ 81 q nasa stf.- s-ery Tsestaf ~. ffnfn
w. u Aatba Fef sssfnirlsE lsuHt ~iM as
r~starofnstsf o. 80 tsusiaf. ssa ssss y sst-isea
tfsfa
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

Grover 4 usL-s'. Uigh.., rsssai.~
pIss4s afiush sr-ng s1nanss - faus sss - Bfpsf
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

lfif hsfnlrss reliable a1d sasnisnr1rH - sy gsr
be Afsl p~g~nrfstua Ertrart ~ n Hisfrafs fr-
sui torres DO hair a hsrflsf street. Ns~ fpft
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

rotns. EasIoas. E-isrged Jotrs. .es
81 ~ hs feet cufea ~ ~ IAcHAMT. - hrsss
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

A.--Jspsse.e Uatr stat1 Color. "a Nstu-
rsi bsct or brgsn vnY one Irtgsrtii0n lllir g-sss
bor. at BARShs. u rafk rD~, iihLsBoLDH =. broas
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

tasg.-tteh. Itch. Hsh.m'ss~sy e-'s
nlNruENT sures 1 irom if ~ a. haufs ~ - tsts.,
ALT rheua saia bssd. ~ tsin dl~asrs sssef fss Ht
by DHaAs HAHstr CO " rsfs roe NJ tl-t
- HWArsH sos. PAL -eir6i.
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

A.-upbam's Msrsshsiis tsuss. ths
hsr groT bsid bssds Toy And ~ s.safsa-s ssit
~ BAHaEb "a Para rvw, and iikLsHofD ga nsDafs&J
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

al Priy.. C..h.d o." Legal Lost~sss.. --
CLuTE Brssr. no Hrssa-g
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

4 silent sewing Machine, raktsx tho
e~iebrarI Wtirsr A Glbbs attshH afrpnr = so
darHas WILCOX A GIBBS % Haa.dssy
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

All Legal Lottery Prizes ts.hsd. Dvs~-
ugt. eifsfisfs anu lnfoFmsinu s~pi
!. " CLAYToS ~ wsn .trsaa
The New York herald., 1866-01-29
MAILS FOR EUROPE

Proccra3rryss OF Congrcss-nI NJ gvcrnents oG
the rcmiwyt--scNys from Hg Hg-rtco, cubs.
So.
Tho Canld pri steamship A.a Capia'n Anderson.
will leave Boaioa on D,dpe day for Liverpool
The m.ib for Euf1ae $500 eoaa IN thia ~ al quarter
past one aui Lalf pst 6yc O'Clock q IaDco~ after
noon
The Nsw Yona lanur Edition ror Europe be
published 90 closcn o'cloc, % morraw mUrniur
ttain contain ful rcI"-t - tho proceedings y Con
grcu ~ the do@scf Of uo Fcuans, aud
tmpoftlu' from Hcsei interesting cr,rars, from
Che c.n pond aec 'n rgatioH 20 ne movement, sf tho
Ci drrica 10 " ,.o and np1rt- ~ ~ .ntercatng
imrouant eyoais nf the past week
Single copies 10 wpprer rrafy for mailing. siI tnla
ipdrnrrctibir Frsgranre.-|rhe TA'viuK
breath of The odoicroua Cerrus OrsS0es .rthai--
from tst nsypAreh fg~cr iu the gsrfsn@ - BrAs "a
Fai ] ,Ss ,Ss % GIIf Rf,6%5TiSo Rf,%TiS 9sts =. R fs,ss
Tor ihr hahdArhfi rh cling u 'hstsrer u toscs~s
Tor iHy' 1n' "r'"
4 Boon--ward'a Lsdse-' Viper Coiix.rt .
hND GUYS ALSO sEh ~. WHOLESALE ard r~tsn
ops iady cesr -ht free \. 's ,rss ~ih A. %
Nv u. wAHD 81 r-.,s-.s
st PoiIaE ~ SONS. M-.v.ehausn Mana
e. s. % an a. ,,. sss % .., "a
A.-rb' Great seventh Regimeat Rse.p-
% ''s -L,a,s. sna o.ensn serins ior 90 .cce..ga IN
per' also psneins Bap's. at sEooEs.. ns nrs.a~Ar
A.-sno~ Boots snd All Ktsds warps
ana Wst.Fpf Bot snd Shoes Tor ad~s gsrts
rbespat BEoDhs, 80 broadway BNOsNa. AE.nt
Ash for tho Latest styles.
Ch'guon Frupad0ur Enp~rHtrre gAiaao~ .ass Prr-a.s
Tpi-t at HA1ftT An thr ,.-t-l~s 90.
s.lr ~ saer8or 90 Cots and Wai-rfsis n eh-ar
h.-Th- ria.-s Ready Made CIoCssag -
Americs-nsnts fUuths' H0ys' ibllfrea o. ssils
eanal q. custom wprt. BHokAW HrDrifRnA, a roarth
avenue, 0pIsts Cooper Lnop, ADD az Ifsys siic r.1~
Al Legal Lottery Prizes ts.hsa. Dv.~-
ugt. etfrflsfs snd Information s~pi
:. " cLAYToS. ~ wsn strst ~
silent sewing Machine, raktsx the
o~ebra'rI WiirsG A Iibbs FuirhH aifpng saf
dar.as WILCOX ofHhs % Hrasdssy
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A.--Jspsse.e Uatr ststn Color. "a Nstu-
rsi bsct or brpsn. DniY one rrrgarsi9n rlT e-sss
bof. at BARNhs. n rat nv, iihLsBoiDN "a braaf-
wsy
A.-Ipbam's Msrsrhsiis tsuss. the
hsr 70 beid bssds IT,! n and ~ ssafisn-s ssf
~ BAhhHb - Para ruw, and fkfsnof.D. ra hspAf~4r.
al Prirs. ts.hsd in Lsgsi T.ott~sss..--
CLuTE Brvasr no Hrpsa-p
tasg.-ttsh. Itch. Itsh.m''ss~sy nee
nfsTMINT frfu ~ ~ a. haufs tsftes.
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

fs.-s... pEte.. p@ts fsr oss usohs--
ift - Esrss b. hSnf NniataNast ffHa
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The New York herald., 1866-01-29

a. ~.aas tiafs sltras.es -tsr satst prsrsasi ~
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s,,,. s.,.s,.s .sas. "a s.a ts 81. tasaa. taluy -
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The New York herald., 1866-01-29

Tnrrt~.Kr sad tsltbss IN fsssy gt
saln.aH . a lnufrfriiys ~ r.l.f -. Il f.ff ~
fa~ uewufs trl tftt IH tsfa twtff l1p~t
irss ~ aaFr. hsfffts ~ Z Hk ir malraAea N1sni
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The New York herald., 1866-01-29

s.v.nts nsgIfasnt psrs ptias--fa-siss'
- a...a N.s 80 NHE.sfN HHfh hssWf'ai rpfeffHA a.
wtttfH fu VI rsntt affaft
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

1,. o.s.a s u ssfsSs .,.s .s.. EWgP1mss ~ o1fG % F.-
s.ir ai saer9or 90 Cot. ana wai-rss Ae eb-'
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

The respectable well conducted places OF amusement
In this city asd brooklyn were very vc patronIzed
during the past week In return the proprieiors and
managers have gcd ample and most diversified bills
Of entertainment which they intend to have played
before their many patrons this and the succeeding
evenings OF the present week, viii be seen from the
following rcsume and the advertising columns Of the
HERAfp
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

A.-s"o~ boots aud All Ki.ds ~ wsrps
ana st. % H0uts snd Shoes far lad~s ErHts bsys
cbesPat BROOKS. 575 Broai~Ay n : BilOsNs Ag.at
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

wssst.r - Wttsea's f.osh -st'sh .s~t-g
n se 40 g.pssatf.s y at.as 80 a. sfstf
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

A Boon.-ward's I.sdse-' Wiper CoiiGEtf
AND GUYS ALSO GEk NJ Wioi-ssie ord r~ttfi
Que ADJ Collar free 4. thn trade ~ pfrs
I'D drswiusa of dinofent "a yi~a
" ~. wAHD 81 I-,,a-.rs
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

"a Poilak ~ SONS, Mr.rsehauE- Msou-
tarsuFsrr, cor Hrnadway tuurth strsy.rp~a au1
Cr hotirr. shssaaic sni retail rnsunts isna r-aref
The New York herald., 1866-01-29

irdrEtFucttbir FrnErn nurrs-|she fs'yibH
breath of the Odp Ierrua rsntArs .rtbai--
from st nsynhcen fg~cr iu the garfsn@ - BrAs 70
cr1itratd anh rrterrd permanent 81 IfAl.Ds pN's
Elrsct nf the 'Nfsir BLOOMING tkRltth' pcs fufss
Tor thr handArvbsi rh rng@ ~ whatever q toscsns
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