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, 1866-05-13
CHICAGO, sUNDAY,I MAY Is, 1866.

tne form OF rruc1aua,i1n to The people Of Ru.'ia
in which Il II announced, ~fhe world viii not, Or
Esn nt7er enjoy peaca untn Ill taa princes haTe
b:cn Destroyed"
article ssJs The ttock mrket fho sadectaedly more
morning The transactlons IN Reading md Cleveland
Il P1ttshu1e were important. Erie vas more In
demsno. md advanced Ac-clo.tn9 at 73.{. North
.wretern continues weak. apparently from s&ses 10
realize made BY the clique In That aloek. Old
Southern continues firm Under steady demand
from 4 new clique IL the stock. At the rrcacu'
,therr appears 10 be probability that there VIII he
considerable changing Of hands In stotea betnte
any ac1,ye upward movement IS sisricd. go,l ,l
sold freely At 4ltGsHc- cumbe.l4nd vas more
aetiYe. Central coal ross Ac. American
sod At 63c. Ma11Posa preferred took sudden
downward turn, 1,300 snarcs being sold at e3;i. q
decline Of ~. Goyetnmeutt are quiet. 5-2a1's are
little weak under ,be Offering. Of Germau bank
ers. who appear TO etll holu a certain amount re-
irrDed from Europe; 5s0s Of 1s6a and 1854 sold at
1es and The tseue Of 1866 at l0a.s. Gold continues
n1m- Tnete Is steady speculative demand from
intention Of naktnz gold scarce. forcing up lhe
price, tempting ehocs and then lending
tho gold 1t blgh Rites Of interest 10 the,E
victims. To dav the r1le Oh loaned gold
has touched ft6 per cent per day, bnt The pre7aIt
ing rate II I per cFnt per aruum. Money il es-
pee1alty eaty a. usual on Saturday. Bound euua
Me offered to brokerf, over SUNDAY, a per cent.
but on ordinary Gall leans the prevailing rate
per cent On Psime paper The Istss ya7y from to
It Al55 pr cent Foreign Exchange IL nomtnol
1t lbYx lo91s Tor GO days prime bankers stes1lng,
and 5l2l.x for tsaucs, long cate.
, 1866-05-13

HOe7. ~--A. Lii
The people hare been told over and over
again to procure distnfectants, but theY are
unlnfDrmed as to the best articles for disin:
iecitng purposes they should procure. ,Thn
following may be relied upon - good. being
recommended BY IN acknowledged a4thoritT
IN sanitary matters:
For disiniec.iDg clothing IN the Ha&h, get
alkdlsas peTMaHg0nafss, and mir one ounce
with len gallons Of water: This Is an expen-
eivc but powerful dtsinfectant-. The most
permanent and valuable antiscptic to bo used
about dl,by pisces is ear6on;e aeid, and coal
taz compounds: cannon coal tar tEom gas
ing properties -. Necessary. J.. when !. used
IS q paint for CELLARS, ;: Tanlts, t&e,, SUI
pIdle Of ITof> or copperas, is tha- cheapest
and most effective dlstnfectant to use for
r.ivies, drains aud foul floors. II is especially
powerful as q disinfeciant where cholera h.s
been present. Three pounds, In a gallon Of
water, should be. used As freely al may b.
nccessary. It should be- rsed daily HI places
Fhieh are to be kcnt disfnlected: Chloride
bt line Is IN antiseptic that acts diffusiveIy
ird rapidly, though less. Permanently than
icme others II b hciiye In destroying COM
pound gases- q -.t:~t'',' .'..'- t.; .
, 1866-05-13
Disagreement Among mlnne.oxa Land
Officers Adjusted.

~~ eA~N~<At N-A~J
: The Register and Receiver at the st: Peter
Lalsl of5ee hare allowed large numbers ot
settlers on odd sections given to the Southern
Minnesota Railroad Company, to enter the
same hy homestead or pre- -emrsion, IN the To-
cal land office. :; The pretext vas that they
approved to the railroads. The same class Of
settlers, liying In tbs same locality. but fall
tna within the limits Of tho Minneapolis land
district, applied to enter their lands In the
same manner. at Minneapolis, This right
was refused BY the local officers, On the ground
that having been, notified to prove up aud
pay for their claims, before their lands weEe
approved TO the Railroad, and failing to do 30.
they thereby forfeited all right and title Ia
the same, Loud complaints were. madc
against the Minneapolis Land Officers, and
they, to test the whole matter, referred It foI
decision to the Commissioner Of. the GMera]
Land Oflica at Washington. He, under date
Of April eth, reviews the whole subject, md
says: t.,
..Your action In refusing to allow pa.tie.
who have forfeited 70 now enter the lauds
under the Homestead Act, is correct. and i.
approved" That Is decisive. = \ -. =
, 1866-05-13
TIRE JEFF. DAVIS TRIAL.


SEw YonE, May 1a-Thc charge pI Judpe In.
tcrwood 10 The G1and Jury Of Norfolk, which hxs
indeed JET. Das1s LOT tfcseon. i. largely occu.
pied With the hsneful influences OF slavery Ia Viz
E19is, md 1he dsmosAlixal'oa consequent upon n
II *hlGn. nc c,1s attention, also, 10 The dtstoysl
pr e OF the Stale, Aid adds: while concuntnR en-
tire'y With The Lieutenant Gener1l and the dis
lfp4utshed soldier Ano accomplished aver who
commands the Department Of virginia, IN
The -psoRs1ety Of nbatinc. By military po:rr-,
such papcs7 during The tnpremacy oi
martial Law. and recognizing the distinction bc-
I'VE en- liberty 1nd liceul1o1tncse eren afttr mature
II fiectton. aoaht tho policy Of supprettsng by
the courts papes reasonable r. any Id tois State
Much compliant har been m1de bJ car feloa-citI-
n tn tho Nosth o! the tardihcss Of our criminal
uoseent,ons- We think 1t better, iu mutation OF
The great good and nlaztyred Lincoln, ard In fnl-
tat1on Of the Gsra. Ruler Of the Eni-
rrte, whoee judgments aud tet,ibnsiors
arc slow but sure. ihss we ahould app1pach thie
crrat question OF tic punishment Of The suthors OF
tic terrible aud uupfosoked rebellion with Ill pos
si6!e def1Getauon, discrimination, caution
ssry ,biooI t shall be 'aa' .dded to aaneias, sss
torrents that hayc asrtady Noaked the soil Of our
devoted Stale. This Court entirely agreed With The
r4szlttnt In his o3co repeated declaration that
rreAton IL the createst Of crimes and ouRht to be
punished, and that it eowssdfy TO punish the
sGboftllrate and comparatively insignificant, and
allow the principals 10 escape" We also cpucUr
IN the opinion that the leaders In tho lite rc6cl!on
may BE- tn ated either - traitors OF public eneief
a. thfy wezs undoubtedly both by IL laws oj
uAtIous and the common AHa. :
, 1866-05-13

10 aof quite long conversation with the
Pf1soer, IN the COURSE Of which be haudcd
her lis watch and over any dollars
n u1neY. After the train had passed
cnnapaigua, Poet. asked permission
10 Into tha water closet, which WAS
g1a1gh-his custodians nteleet1ng the pre-.
cau1p Of going with him. He did NOT re-
turn I'd at length bis long seclusion excited
attenpn, and one OF the officers went to see
Whnt hnd become OF him. When the door
Naa eencd horrible slght presented ttsen.
The Dor was covered with blood, and Peet
wns d1coyered with his throat cut from ear
to ear11 He waa already at the point Of death
md fifd but = few minutes longer. The in
6tr1mht with which he committed self.
destrHtion was razor, which Is supposed to
hayc ken furnished him By his female friend.
The biY WAS taken to Auburn.
, 1866-05-13
WtnfnE Prospects in Colorado.
1Frpa tho Denver NeNt. May Il

The season for lode prospecting has arrived,
and We arc informed By parties lately from
the mountains that the snow Is pretty near
all gone Our late advices from Rcd Noun
tain District assure us that there Il no snow
in the way Of the prospector there, and We
have letters to the ssme elect from othdr
parts Of the mountains.
Many companies already have their pros
pcctorr In the Geld, and Others arc preparing
10 start. The present sea.onr however, will,
We think, be deyoted moso to developing
property already claimed, than In looking for
new lodcs. This is rs It should be, on the
part of the old companies and claimholtlers.
depth in order to, make good claim, will
crowd out many Of the poorer proepectors,
the very class that should be entitled to the
Laws best protection. as they toll hardest IL
the discovery and Development Of tie mineral
Ncalth Of the coQntfY.
, 1866-05-13

A Husband and His Two Children
Drowned In CrosatnE The Hllsaisaippi
The Wife %Ayed


From The Davenport Gazette, 6lh.l
4 usAu named Drenin Nichols, who irrd In
Illinois, nearly opposite to the city Of Mus
catinc, on the river lotion, which is nearly
al under wafer, started out in stif last
Sunday morning, with bis wife and two chill
dreu, to hunt his cattle. He went up the
slough towards Drury's Landing. found his
cattle, aad vas driving them through the
water towards home. Not befug able 10
get along with his ski1 very well through
tle-tinber. he worked It into The 1iyer,
ard Was floating down, when It strrck
submerged limb Of =, tree and cap
sized. throwing them au Into the
water. His wjIc had her babe. IN her
armsr and he had the older child. The
Wiic caught projecting bush and held On to
II Is long as she could. She saw her husband
struggling to get to shore with tho other
child, and he told her to hold on md be would
return for her. The cuzrtut Mas<erJ swim
and abe was unable 70 retain her hold She
let 70 her hold anu sunk with Der babe. She
wtnt on but few feet before she caught on
s.,1e brush, aud got to the surtace, but she
had lost her babe and could not see anything
Of her husband and tho other child She
managed 10 get ashore and Waded through
tie water 1oa deserted house near by,
Where she remained several hours, aud
until the: Silver Lake GANG along. She
bsiled the boat With wild cries and frantic
gestures. The boat stopped and the Captain,
e.. Icdd, J Innte, whose name VIC did mt
lcst#. .-and CLERK, {Wm. D. W,lliams) manned
| The yawl and went ia her relief. They took
! hsr aboard tho boat, Whaze she told her story,
, 1866-05-13
Suicide OF = Murderer In The Cars.

=. From the Rochester Democrat. sth ultl
Our readers are familiar With the general
statement Of facts relating to the case Of
George Peet, the hotel prsp11etor at the foot
Of Owasco Lake, Ca5uga County, who was
arrested some months since for the murder Of
his wife By poison, hut broke jail and escaped
to Canhda, where he was re arrested not long
altcr~ard. Alter the usual delay be wss de-
iycrcd up by the canadian authorities on the
reqnlsition Of Gov. F.nton, and on Thursday
evening reached this city in custody of two
officer. named Sydney Mead and O. r. Van
Etteu. 4 woman who has been Peet's para
1nour arrived on the same train. The party
took sooua at the Naverly House.. In thc
Office Peet recognized and conyezsed with a
gentleman named King, who Il SAID to be his
brother.3n.law,. but Who did not seem to be
particularly hattered BY the prisoners notice.
i Peat remarked that his was ! hard cssa aud
attributed bis troubles TO lis family counee.
tlons. =
Tho officers, with their charge, took the
SD train for Auburn yestefdAy morning.
The Woman shove referred to accompanied
them, and, as ne arc informed, WAS permitted
, 1866-05-13
VOL. XIX.

Iols regiment a Chicago, and se<red with credit
fonx ycaEs- Hc was Of 4 meueholy np:saaeut
md h1s e.ncn declared that he vent into tho army
% get ehol, bat thai there - 70 ball made for
htr1. a tonAn In chicago named A1rtna ~ teafs
to hare been thec4uet Of bis melancholy tntupcra-
uaent and drinking habits.
Mil Greek. above The gas works, took dze thta
morning. hpa the surface waf In bla1s+ oeeasaoued
hJ the oil witch noated down from the cosl oil
Moss,. @ T. lats ngh. sse pe5son. threw hos & a.nss
Nas sounded and The engines had run for uoshlng.
, 1866-05-13

Pnov1prsrE, r +, May l2--l'he small fafe d
Davenport. Mason 4 Co.,'s Taunton, New Bedford
anc New York E1presr, vas thrown Oh the steam
ho>t sratn on The StontnCton Eaflrcad laet night.
between K7.t Greenwich 1nd Ncetcrly. It vas
'onrd this morning robbed Of 1ts contents the
Halpt OF Nhtth IL - ri nnknnHu. -
, 1866-05-13

SAN FNAEeIeco, asy 1l.-KobeEt J. tiffany,
halter PAID $50 IN gold for the dfet choice Of eeats
ForFest,
The certificate Of Incorporation Of the Pacific
Rolling Sltll Company was fled yestcruay. The
company will run The rnf1l for tIneftlng and manu-
iac.uriu1 railroad iron, copper and other metals.
lis capital ts one million dollars.
Boarding houre runrer4 being refused accets 10
yeetl1 has c1used the wages OF sailors to advance
ten dollar. month, and their bounty has been tn.
creased 10 thirty dollar. ship Owners and coz
elkrees arc very indignant at this move upon the
part Of the runners, and talk OF eztahshin. large
fai!ors home.
The stock os domestic dt.tll1ed liquors IL ruu-
ufn. very low,
Mining ttockt fsn. oph,r, $50; Imperial,
sL:6: itrlehef, q s.; Yellow Jacket, $50 ;
chplIas, Is 20,
, 1866-05-13

NEE IonK. May 12-Gen. Butter, In tho Music
Hail+ At Boston, yesterday evening, expounded hls
scheme OF ofreconftfucfIon, to IN immense audience
AL Inc leat,nR politicians Of the state. and rome
oflht relRhbortne States, *e.c In attendance. In
ht. remarks he deprecated the restoration policy OF
the President, and The Reconstruction Commirtee,
alike as untatitfactorv, and rnunclated spo-
stau1allv the principles sci forth m hs plan pub
hshel fout days ago.
, 1866-05-13

HAKrFnuD, CT, May 13.--rae Counm4 Of this
morning announces that the contract for construct
1ng The Gettysburg Monument has been avarded
TO It's desfgneE. James g. Batsefton. OF Hartford.
Thu monument Is to coat $4,000. Nj. Patterson
designed and built the Worth Monument.
, 1866-05-13

eere d+.suyed. ~ Of which s'ese occupied and -
.ful as theJ could be-
atly much mosr, but 1t this eatiy hour II Il Ipos-
sfeic TO get An7 pc4lu7e figure. Nearly Ill tho
goooa were removed from the buildings, and som.
Of them weto burned IN the streets No lives atfo
lost Tho probable e4n<e Of The n1e Il JoceudIasJ
, 1866-05-13
The Alleged Abacondiug Agent OF the
Atc1,tson d Pixies Peak Railroad

afternoon, the haii cf Henry 4. Wheeler, The ii.
lcfed ae.condrnc agent OF the Atchl.on 4 Pixies
Peak Railroad and Telegraph Company. was re-
"a. ordered 10 be discharged from custody on fur
usbtrC terurtlee IN that amt mt or bT depos!tiug
one hundred Of the bonds IN dispute, with the
Clerk Of the Court.
, 1866-05-13
Has Anybody seen Him I

The following remarkable contamination comes
ii! The way from idaho, and Ia addressed 10 our
Chi Of Pol:cc.. Wa give It E6rb1fsHs q AteTdslm
The writer, who Ii evidently keen otsersct, ard a
f,ithful del'nca1cr OF human character, has lost
ttack Of = man whom Il would be interesting 10
know. 1t c1nD0t BE- that fi1o men could be found
this pl1ne to aus Ct the Description here given.
Il ieat once vaCne and accurate, touching OF the
ctErtcsrfstfrs Of the sing individual who, ontc
fNey1ts and cltsrness. The Chief Of Police will
tnn1lJ experience much difficulty Ia recognizing
the f1gti msn Il he ouea sets eyes upon him. Her.
Is the Gocumtnt: -.
to ina out whether theiE i, MN In that city OF
not lie hA: been moan to have ben lhelr on July
q aud II he has bin fhtIF the an1v named time
rte % me letting me no ii posstbl what you no oi
fus whsIesboae. lie ts man. lie wnya one hun
and fattd IN bot,onnas has bin to peeks pike weni
thtF in 1Itynine GANG to tnIe coun'r: In tl1ty two
nhscound1i!ied from which July, 81 and
IL cant get tack of him and his uen
ia David G.. Dargtn- lie has = good
vols for slneeng and prctends 10 he yafJ ear de
atectlopae and friendly ar,.ues with every man it
pollliks and rclsiou and htrs At rl1ne wild ioot
rather Jellowilh ksa Sumumes pretends to be
little cross Id pretend. tu har grate conndcns II
MS Own part1kt1a1ity moves katk tells Of hav16
med 0ra'edeal OF munJ b mining and big traid
tells nf Going meny reneyslent thlt IS and as pa1
tlktl1f1J doun on any thin. tha' Is disoneas i
feaI{l ltatder and crate lhef ROW WFsh you I
Etp th1t thing quite mud let me no ShEs he Il RI
ri and compfHset son for your tronl5el MI edre.
tent riling md he!ere nc anxiS tofcar from sou o
the whasahoutF Of D. G Dangling
I'VE withhold the nAme.-Eu
, 1866-05-13
End Of the Iron Mculdcrx3 Strike.

TRor, y. T. MsY 1e-Tne iron moulders' st.ikr,
IN thls city. which commenced so0e atx weeka
tsncc, I: nov A. An enc, the lat tound.p having
gone TO work 1odsy. Thern has hcen a comp1o-
mise belWecu the men and the e1ppaoye15
, 1866-05-13

fphit q fhis dream Of qnieEE! Ths pzeseoea: Of
tbese midn!ght 4espetadoa = agatn being ieHIIin
many Tcent instances fe1t with yengsf0ee ~ tne'
throat OF fert1al .S1etla14- TheY 1fe hsu1ung lie
wasn't gruutd4 Of ersEy dist- Jon nf tho city, hus
chiefly q tke West md North Dsrtsiont, which ase
lesf eretnt1y guarded hy tho polfp4 th1n II thH
o0t police force IL less ytc1lant thau Of Jore, Or
ahat the R11ote1s haye acquired the art of evasion
70 bctte9 po9Pose: II ce1&in &htt thls dangerous
Reports sre almost daily beng received at The
poltce headquarters Of people beng struck down
the majority. Of ea.es the robbcss hs1s essns5. 4
They appear to- have discovered The TaY. al
the .PzaulEaem md" how TO : ktoad fhera,
the North md West DfytAions, winch aEc Tatoiy
siklted BY policemen nom one years. end TO m.
n4her. Unless sonn artive: measures are At once
aoolhtr reign offenur.
, 1866-05-13
Fen3 annkrtt8kneMtB.

c. 81. SCHITEN, Advertising Ascent,
u Dearborn street, Is authorized to receive
Advertisements far the Tribune. and aIE
other leading papers fhronahout tho Quilted
GtQkc1 nna Cauada.
, 1866-05-13

DropoR1zxEs--ve ctlp. from IN exchange The
following nst Of easily ohtalnahla and edectua1
dLfnfectsnts. They are all cheap and unqn.ckI.h,
ane fhelr nse will edectual!y dohway with choler'
tic riasnss:
1.-Two pounds OF 6u'phste 0, iron (eoppesas) dis.
tolved IN patlfal Of water, and poured Into 9
v1nlt, viii prevent the formation OF su3phuEaited
hydrogen gss ior some lime, ,and wil generally be
sufficient 10 remove al nui.anca. :.
~ 1a.et Of charcoal dus: will prevent the estape
q I'll offensive odoE nom any dceo1posfnc. *uh-
- Ona pound Of nftsate of,Iead, dissolved n q
pntliul oi Rstes, excellent for s1nka, sink dsains
md vAnlfo.
ialf other thing. fall, Chloride oi Line L. always
eiee.uhi and maT b. freely used m vaults hnd upon
other collections Of dlth." !"
, 1866-05-13
n aHaieI and SaIln1: Keener;s,, ,

M.nne.yt, Vine Groxea' ind ntnsr ehoiea braad.
ceEese HaEdJ Alss: sssIzy; I9.T, M Dehaggst gss
II ,rao htie1 + 1resenh uuotaticn8. HERvFT EoU1-
Tpa, corner 6tass md sau.h Water sueess- alsRet
, 1866-05-13

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r. wait dag OF tRo lonse9"%. ~. -. - s.h.,,
'4.eactasy will be required 10 fpR ,on. ,rd r,,er,
:, i. undcrrtood thu, the conmit'e} "an eeu up1a
1he prer,d. nj before making anJ Rpon ol 'aen
s.r,.ticnfo1De TO the Home. They 4 n'uu
A. to the &beusions they bare asrtea x, ana
,.cs,;a,n, II possible, What tnf'stnsnoa ..,asaa,.
jocne,o i.1u, 10 withhold the ptoea1nea - ~,
-,ron, 1r1sI They hold the presn1nPuoa ~
:. ,.rs.1a-n, must be Ia possesfion OF minority
,.rtst, .y.rt, The credit OF that upon which ~
t.,...,ion ,xaa ba.ed, and which, Wata Soe% !
ks-.sss ctI,rr testimony, haa rpcelred tnosoaRn
4t..,ton bxfore The Committee It is no ee-
-, The sble lawyers conlpoatuK thAa oous -"
.-r,tuurdly 1npreatsa with she ~el&at ma ons =,
tsa ~ ~ tes1iuouy submitted to them. oao o'
,s.s.st ront.de1a:e and sAgAcaons men ID II u
.N..5 ~ tta, though he had doubted the President
e.ar.n-nk he never, bsoEe e1amninK 1ns 'e,u
env. doubted his patriotism.
1-hc President has approved the bill to en-
.o1ra7c te3oesaphlc communication hs.Teen fhs
17n,,,d states I'D the Wet India lsanda .nd sne
B,h1maa. 1tprovIdea stss INC tnte7n1aonaa osee
Te1.rr,nh cosnnsny. Incorporated under The a"s
~ r. S,,,o OF Nsr York, tter 2ncrss*o1s and 1t.
e,cns. thall bavs tAe sole privilege 1s psnoo o.
fourteen Yars 10 lay eoustruct. And, naalnttn ana
crcr.te teler raph1e qF xRnssle lines or c1oass u
md oyer tbe xaters%. reefs. isianas- ahotes an1
Iard., over which the United otAfes naEs !nnsate
fon fu, the shores Of tbs STATE Of fio1!as 70 tat
Ttthnd OF CUh4 ENC tQG 44AAtA%<>.s -
.xud Other West lndia ta]ands. Ane tonpmI
shal Il The saue time give thu United States TIL
ftee nte Of said cabIe. to = Telegraph operator o
3lA opn selection. 10 Nznkp.1 ans meaea2e x
zaffom 1t. raHlta1y, nasa1 aud diplomatic On Goa
sulsr aaant., and The Company ahall keep all IT
lines open 10 the psb.ic for :ae transmission 10
sdaily puhhc1tIan II market and commercial seporu
and intelligence, and alt messages. dlspatches an<
conrnuu1eatious 3hall be tcfuxded in the urder Il
witch they eha1l be zecaved, apd the conpsn'
ahau not be permitted to chasse and eoiieei TO
message. t.1usm,tted through any OF III submatan
cables more lhrn The sate Of Sa5o for meetnses
TN words. subject. however, to the power Of Con
rrrtt 10 Al II and determine said ratee psoT1det
.sh.t the International Ocean Telegraph Conpau
anan 7i.hn tie period OF three ytsars hon The pa!
escc OF this sct, ca1se ihe said sub n1fne 'eeRrap
capic Or cables 10 be laid down. any ,hai the ~
cah.e o. cables shall be IN 1ueoesx.u1 operation 10
Inc t1an'mltson Of nes4tpe4 within ttlt nald peuo
Of eve sen1s; otherwise this grant 10 be null IN
DID,.
Congress 1reesTes the power 10 At MY uune alts
,Iepeal ihrh hhorr act, -, i, 4
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y TN \ ttiAA -, y
N0s NmorS, Rcar,i, and
GrNrLtMEN Your commune
ton Of = 2nd inst, rcques,n- tbat
! should become candida fr
Go,cru"r 81 the Staic, at the cnsnii
election on the ,ih Monday II Jaae
next h,. ius, been handed ue s,ei
ia rcpls ! have the honor to say thar
! recognize the obligation thni resis
upon every individual to respond a
the wishes Of the People when tlNu
interest or free institutions are go
Janeerl and fully concurriu. With
yen IN tie views and sentiments ,0u
ha,t expressed yield. regatd', : ~
my inclinailons or interest, u yaDr
rc quest, aud ant orize you to use NY
name a> the Candidate Of the Cpu
scryntiyc Union Sontimcn, q lcNas.
iHr ,}oyerner.
have the honor, Gen,iemcn 70 NJ,
Very Respectfully,
j ". Tuaock aos91s.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-05

Albert II Latimer. Rcd River Co
! A raschal Bexnr Co.
y / NcCorn,iek, Btazos Go.
II Lcdlrtter, l'as etc Go.
Hardin liar, Hunt Go.
T. bcsenor, HcSar ca.
" L Bacon Fl paso Co.
s T. ~hHford, Wood 60.
\ u Saunders Bell Go
W VI Narneil Jackson Go.
l. y Camp. Goliad 20.
ltHn.cl Nurchison, Comal TO.
jaime I Ranck Mason Go
Eduuui J bayi- Webb Go.
y J. Armsfrng, Lamar Go
e. C. lence Cherokee Go
l. j Parker Cameron Co
: Smith Lamar 90.
Robert II Taylor Fannin CO.
! T.. Thomas. Cameron Co.
j VI '.taaeun iusk Go.
b g Shields Falls Go
$ NJ Young Llano Go
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-05

,,EORGE LANE. Auortcyana Conn
J ssuor ct lag. Marshall. Texas.
wiII give prompt attention 10 OIL pro
f.s.i,enl business entrusted to him
10 merchants Of The cties Of Nov
od,tns. New York. AMI nhcr cities of
fine Union who have business maurrs Ia
F,s,rrn Texas, he refers Ia over twenty
,r,rs residence to enttle him 10 thereon
4 ltHer.
iuy - '65. uiu6m.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-05

Of Supreme Court, VIM l.. Jones, If
Bctar Co. Jas II Peal, Of VII
hanson g.. C. Caldwell, Of Crime.
Go; Nm. Sfeadman, Of Rusk Go,
VIM. II johnson, of Lamar Go.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-05
I>rqal Carhs.

~ \ FRAZER Attorney aud Conn
srllor at Law Marshall. Texas.
will practice in the Courts Of the
sab Judicial District Al business
., -asird 10 him VIII receive prompt
and careful attention.
sept 'GA nj Il