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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-06
f OR SALE

The large and beautiful farm belonging to
Jefferson Patterson's Estate 1!
AMI adjoining this city on the south. has been di.
80 Lots, Ranging from / to so Acres,
a,l.H Particularly adapted to
BUILDING AND GARDEsING PURPOSES,
Aud will be offered at sherin's Sale at the Court
House, In the city Of Dayton, on
Saturday, June 10, 1896, al ttco O'Clock p. NJ.
All of the above Is very desirable property sne
greater part being under fine culfiyntior,' well
whtered and under good fence The astention OF
Garueners Is especially invited to this opportunity
OF obtaining ground particularly Sdapted 20 their
purposei the soil being of excehent quality, the
water facilities superior, and the markets very
g0nyenient, Part of this properly is elevated wood
Land, and very suitable for building sizes, command
ing broad anil beautifd view Of Dayton and the
Miami Valley. The homestead lot includes flity
acres, with
Large & Well Arranged Dwelling,
Beaptifully and eharmingly located fine barn
carriage house, and other out buildings good well
cistern and never-fnilng springs; also fruit OF
various kinds and choicest varieties including
vineyard and orchard in full hearing The i'm
provements on this lot are manifold and valuable
very durable and in the best condition. Plats oi
the above property can be seen ut the Sherifr's
Office and on the premises.
N.B.-TERMS OF SALE.-One fifth down, and
the balance In hye annual payments with interest
at SIX per cent from day of sale. mi5TuThaSts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-06

LAKES CRCUs.-Remembe that Lakes
Mammoth Circus will exhibit in Dayton
on Saturday, June 9. IL is an immense in
stitution, and of course everybody expects
to see H.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-06

GRAIN SACKs.-C. p. Huber q Son, al
No. Hs Third street are selling Grain
Sacks, made of the very best quality OF
heavy cotton duck, at $40 per hundred. They
can supply, any quantity of them at short
notice, ju6d4aw2
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-06

gB- No use in talking. You may go all
over Dayton and you'll find the cheapest,
yes good deal the cheapest and incest
made-up Clothing in Daytonat II. Schwarz
lls Main street, sign Of the Golden Eagle
three doors south of Market House.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-06
MOVE OF THE eovERNMENr.


.tsrdR ,rr.t WASHINGTON, June 8.
The Attorney general has Just issued the
following circular to all the District Attor-
neys and Marshals of the United States:
ATTORNEY -oENEKAL's OFFICE,
WAau'"oroS, ID. c., June 8, 1866.
BY direction Of the President you are
hereby instructed to cause the arrest OF all
prominent leading or Conspicuous persons
called Fenians, who you may have proba-
bic cause TO believe have been or may be
guilty Of violations of theneutrality laws
of the United States. JAMES SPEED,
Attorney-general.
49,! ,l BUFFALO, june 3.
Warrants have been issued by the United
States Commissioners, In this city COM
mandihg the United States Marshal to ap-
prehend the Feniau officers now ON board
the steamer Michigan, and bring them be-
fore the Commissioners for examination.
By order of the Government at Washing
ton. the Fenian prisoners here have been
released tonight, the men on their own re-
cognizances, and the officers on five hun
dred dollars bail, all to appear to. answer at
Canandagua, when required, and subscribe
that they will not take up arms In Ameri-
can waters. p I'll ltiHA NlN gIu y /
NEW YORK, June 5.-Colonel James Cor
rigan, late member of Congress, leaves here
on Saturday in command ofa full brigade.
The officers are taken from various New
York Volunteer Regiments In the late re-
bellion. ''h ''F'' .'i
Boston, June Especial dispatchcsfrom
st. Adams, dated to-day, say that the main
column OF the Fenians commenced moving
from Fairfield at four o'clock yesterday at
ternoon, the column heading toward Cana
da. Small detachments soon afterward fol-
lowed In the same direction. .3Nt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-06

IL OSTERS AND PR0GRAAINES-
Plain aud in Color neatly printed at the
steam Job Rooms
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-06

SPLENDID MUsIc.-There win be fine mu.
sic at the Festival to night at Temperance
Hall. Go and hear the Blind Brothers.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-06

BLIND TroUpr, at Temperance Hall to-
night.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-06

rg- Carriage Black-smtbs and trimmeri
wanted. Enquire of
LANGDoN & BRo.,
3td No. 78 Main ST.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-06
TO the approval of the Governor

HOOVER BRoTHERs, sing and play this
evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-26
F-ths Osffffl--r.t.
Litter from Bafhwell.

roruvftr. a. W Jan o.. is6f
nr,E So \ ficni .ar-e-t. 20 uao
that ,ea ~ouii iiks .ksirh 10 ths prospects
~ rr'rai.uu, IN Canaia came. 49,. su.i
have lvcn oonqncFsi; All natur,iiy srel
81. in'err-t fo pns' Up e. rrcrie % Our
State On ths RAJ -o-i,iiou Of OF orersiion,
in Canada.
uerc srr a. present iir-e OF ccntre. IN
a. " retroia. Od >rriur. sni a.,
Thau,rs River mar Beth~ru- The strata
in vLrh 90 b. fouui seems 20 riss near ihe
srrface q. 500 r. north che shoaiest -rlls
A. 81 P-tralis and 'h.s dc.c-ni q. vou %
south. thraneh Oa SPrin-s. Ruth-vii and
rcnn Whether oil j. found cui.i.is or be-
t-~cn these ccnfr,s - not yet certainly A.
csrtaiue,l bsi in ~ hsiisf that oii t. not
conencd 70 he tested TERRITORY. Land. ar-
iaken an1 eel. sinking Over side cHt-nt
suihratinr much - the ltul FROM rvtr,iia
20 Lake Ere Rsuor, have ju.i arrived
that .ho-s % oii have BEN founl in q vel
.inkins 81 the iskc.. hut ~iu not vouch
TO- tt- scrurary of ary runc-
o. both sii~s Of ~ Tha,,e. rivv- nsar
Boihv-ll siafion ~ territory - con.iirrcd
tested and ~ciis sre roin- do-n In rrrst
nunhers thc dcrricks on th~ F~rrer f,-rn
gisin- q th- appearance ofathirkir .~sticd
siiis-c Oniv about ninc .,Iua-v miles in
a., ,irrniiy ofth- rerpcr farm can q, 80
D. crr.rirrsl 81. te,'rd Mot 90 ~ -rls
~li-h have rc,e ihs r~lli.ifc depth or
tested lanis hasv siraek OF IN pa ing quan-
tuie.. Amon- th- ~clis -hirh have c.r-
tainly been suocrssful Az thc Pepper. L.
Ter. Bohn. Rsl-~r Mellon. Gorhsu. Nic-
toris. Oi 60. L,ck. No i5. Chsrui.sr-.
Iiebrun. >uith and " 81. pa. BY iho.c
vt'ch lave - 3 q ra-pp~i long enosrh 90
establish their chsrarirr Tbes- have r-usp
"a sarious qua-titic. irun 8 90 efo barr h.
or das. Thc ccndfiou. uec~.ssrv 90 q
succes.fui -ru ar to. w l.t. oa in
ihs rock and -. -~n ioru.ci hoi-. af.d
ssi..ial vorkinr. TIE fsilurr from -ant ~
thc latter conision have h~ru a. frrquent
a. from thr ,oru1er BET rrsrsic- uiakr, pr
fcct. ard ihs -slis are -orkiur better than
iorussriy.
Ths ulo.t az tie sells arc on she north
side a ihc Ihaur, ia The ,oaih silc 81
far a. Developed srcu. Co promise cqsal
suoCcs-. Tie Lester Opposite th- Fcpr~r
~ an cHcsiirui -~li. thc Bohn eel on the
Func~ a boLn Earn sirits Io.o barrvis PER
daf. Ihc Mohillan farm. tbr oil springs
on -hich f-st aiuartrI oil banter. i. fa.i
lsiag taken. toii ~caitsr seems % BE- ~
lar to oil niriag. Lad. and dcrricss are
Ti-ins ever das. and -ben .p-.ng oFsn,
tLls so e. tirs fasr EGruErrH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-26

Tee Pubiie. 49, took 90 nas,h interest," in
ihs fa~ .fock cnhibitsd a. the Fairin Orts.
Der. by Ar. Chuion Hose. q >snner. al
D. sal o. haru thaf this gentleman Ia.
eecn mssius grsai Improvements IN ~
bird. IL ha' iat-iy made . pu-cLa.- q
ID. rourh bird Durh.m stock. - a suos
equaIie'i .u th.s Counis. The follo-ing d.
a desoTip'ion ~ the ANIMAL.
bUkE. years Oh. By Dass q Bsrriar-
ton. oct ~ Msyfo~,r. 90.
Eosr. Years Ga. b. p-ke % Barrios-
ton. and ra calf b. Dakc.
LADY fszfaK. slL. ycar Cd. "a Zoe
aniu,ai an Las splendid pedigree.
>orius al EEp LADY ar splrnl % az
raais ani ,niioais ia rruaartabls degree
isc charaerrs',ls 81 tLe Short Horns
Ilese ar al hcrd boa animals. The
orisinai sio,k uas rlrrtas,d 10 AZ. W.d.-
-orsh. 81 Paoi I.oiLsop of S1ath Hadi-v.
Mas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-26

Two lSrrHEsrI>s Hooss. To baoks
tAas d. f.-1le u,l be deeply iuterssisI .u.
src no~ In press. an,i ~iI soon o. is-aeI
~ f-,t. " Craai a1.l OIL. e. s-.ra.Fa.- lr
Henry CoPrir. uli oaltatu 80 pages. All
besides the i.ster, ~ che career az a.
Llrltrnaat. t~arral e.srs large anourt
of oc..iaI mstfsr.--as De- rrrc a. inner OH
cal history ~ he great csmpai-n.. Tbs
scoond. '' sherman and b. Canraisn.. d.
vrlftsu ly ariubsr. 81 Ls staH. a-I -al
make q voiaae of Tie sane sire O.. fhs
above W. have ihc assar.nce q Gcnc-ai
Sherman ttai She's gcnfir-ian have had a.
csss o. h.s private ietfers al order Loot.
al ih1i 'he sork must be complete al o.
c1rate. Ihf looks ar smhelii.ted ufh
sp'cniii portraits. ari maps giving socar-
&C. places "a al the Important actor. Of tis
camIalTus soi oaiy by .abscriptiou. e.
81 Dave. Portland. Ar-nt 90 Mar
Ihe tarus ia tlis v.eIrity ~I te cansasse
bs Mr \. knarp oi sub Pari.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-26

Tie f1rtsmouth Joarnal .sys John So
'ef- q native 10 that city has ac.omPl,.hei
ile icai q vsiking hundrcd miles .a
hunircd bours Ttc trial Del admit. brourtt
tin 81 ihe hmii Of hsnan cniaranos. anI
D. thirks b. oould not lave hid OF three
beers .augrr. lle nalc 80 fra 81. be-.
ani : ,l frou reasirts at tie door. tst
vaaii noi oe tempted b. Ten times that
sa'a io rrprai tle eNr.erianent The ieat
sas once rrr.ornrI in California al "a
suemr-i BEL Baltimore. By O. nisn uho died
ir t.e rrrefV seventh borr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-26

DC sdjusied n possible -isbout . re-oFi 10
s-n,s: but rstbcr than ss'rnit 20 the is.suiis
snd iriarvs - have reviewed frcn thv
u-rut q ~ rebelhor. lrt srur govvruulert
take iher,-ron-ibilisy. and iust say D. JOAN
Bon. pay up or takV TIE Consequence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-26

The SRI; lecture 20 Cd, Cour-e herr "a.
delivered ou Ihsr.,iav evening. ~ SILVA
"u' Goa. ir- C0a'rsry % expectation
fron Chr hro-u literary chs-aci-r Of che
speaker a. sSinfui story teller. hi. lecture
"a ri thr uost prsrtirsl chsrartcf. siorni-
inE in ths most vai.sti- sa-rr.tion,. srI
"a eSceedingls vel revived o. q isu
A---- The neat Lecturer AL O.. r.. p.
e. Bo'ic.. of rorfis-i
The thirl lecture oi ths coarse Ill H..
delivered by p. n Eirru. E-9 editor q
isc Tiansrript. Wr.inr.is, evening. Jan.
50. Tie Bsth,i Bra,. Baai ~il b. in at
tsndasoc
Hoo l. 4 Kimbau IA. tvturucd from
iorila % Sasannah. ~hcre he has becn
quite ia under The are @ d. Collins %
the l-ih Me. heEia,~rt lat a. at sc-oun,s
"a better AMI ~oaid r,tarn bone a. .ooa
a. able.
Sirirhing b. rsosiirrt. at -rIi i.np-or-
81 a. ths ~ool haairr- TIE irc crop is
sspien.iii one ibf. yrsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-26

LEvrE At -. FaEIs TIE LADIES' q che
Pans >aidiers Meassas.s A...-ciatiol uii
hoil a l.cscc. AZ Atiaafrc Hal. S,ufh Pans.
Thurriay evening". February iu Tbev
A. masing arrangcments % present tte
means ~ a va 80 anl attractive entertain
meat. 90 thai those vho aiier,i -iii have a..
Doodle sai,siariion q hasin- thrir moneys
~orth ant a. thc st=r tinc Contribute o.
th- fansl, % the Nssocia,,o..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-26

sF,suisE. Ainirli Parrit. Admiral q
o. Spanish rIlairaa oo ttr Cha.sn coast.
lately sfrt -fluloaf. -ilh dispairhe. fo
tte lsilmas. \ hui~ ~ oat tae hoat
as atfsrkrl by a Clilan vessel al slai
Ihs uafirr uiale 80 strong a. inPrrssi.n
upaa the miaI of o. Aimiral ihst aftsr
trooi.ag over Be- Or th.r'y hosr, D. sbet
hiu.e h 18th pistol a. iet rrqarst
thai be body gLi b. saas osi.iIe o..
Chiian waters
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-26

IT, Telegraph ar-rl.-rs fhe fifaro of
f.r '0..u'.ar Mt--s insarar-e Crrranr.
Yes lo-s d. rlr.nl ~as : tpIopU
I.s A-srt .art 40 liabilities ~IIh s raii
Dol CD D.. oemrarv net vifh hsass b.
go lr faa.as sar r.sts vt.i- CO. rebel b.
a-.. ssre al a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-26

Toe Nev Yort Tribaa. ctr1ni.lss ue
fac ftaf oa rharsiss o. co. 6ru tae a
or o.artrg Li.iars. a roiorci cortra.f.r
reoeivei Fay for aryinr tle mail Hs
route b. in Nirz.ra. taf D. f1ds isf fte
Nlrclnians ralse ro Objection o. tss.r-
tdsir na.-aar .lriei ts a -o'orcI nan n
fley can -c-esl t.-r letters ia OIL. o...r
say
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-26

>nors IL Lruist-- J1r--ai ssrs ,t.t
Auh1ru dos orc thirt the SOC ua-us--
turing IN th.s STATE Ahout c-nQ re-so-.
ia thaf to-n sre more ~ ies. Dep I--t
uren this 0lsine.s 20 livelihood ara fie
r-9far' b. ssiaei go a. .0s0 90 Fsr--e-iv
vas 'uo-iiy done AZ tt. bones of fhe
vo-tmrn let ths i-trnd1cfioa of na-hi--
cry ulakes 90 -.ore economies 90 as.e--ffr
o. labor. srsrn somen wifh nsrf.-e.
~il DO a. u.u,h 81 ffy ooull f,-meri, o.
eomIi..h. 81 thirty ron 90 DO fbe -84k
~ uh..h -ineff -t-r ga,-el N.,u-i-
"tnliug tlis great .i... .-ut' 1u q Tabor. 10
eaarnels are hsine rf~nri so rars,sa,f.
tat a'e ieaaui alssgs sr-eel. ii.. .srpfr
NJ John ~ Sevarof S.ur.r -fo.-.t
% u.f, sas iiro-a f-on h. rs--..-. i-
ber. l',f. iief oo SifarIay &C. 1871 .a..
'0 rs.I1en~c of ir.ar.rs rrr,sv.f f-.u
o. hI li.s arr ga r- vcsr. A. So.
ai So o. rile.f on cfr.e l,te E,r. San.
OF Seal flc f-si pastor -f fbs Cs---.-s.
t.aa. ..--rt 'l ~.narr. srl uas f.r -.srr
frtr .rtir "a consistent -rra.- 4
taii eaa-.h Et-r Strong aIy..st. s-I
sarI.rr- oi rterI r..l .aa.. r1rorl.,.
as loyal fo De .rarfrt. ar.a..as I'D l..
voted chri~aia. Co., community ID. uLi-h n,
lived -.n Gel his Joss a.
The aggregate i-ietfelre.s ~ -, ,o-r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-26

ENcrtsloE On Prof 4 A. Hares.
state As'ay,r ~ MAssacha,etts. -ho pa
csaaincl ihe EEoslsior bsruin- oI .ald "
Me-srs- II y. Bolster a c. South Pari,.
'a's " Dc has been sabjcci,d % ohemisal
and phoiomcirical esperl.ncut. AlioacL
ns rsP9r iuaaues a. conmon tsnpcrafarc.
% v,ii not esPiode on ihe aPproach ~ iauas.
WLeu b-rr.ns from -Kero.ea,' OIL -ieE
H Affords larger ard NOR, larslnou. aause
than heroseue.' a. saii. thc chimney les.
Tie hsLi aa1riei by a. aauas ~ ,hi. on 70
ssrrehslc 20 iLe eyes. 49, o. crceIlent for
v'fsing. rsadlng 90 ~riin- b.. asa eoa-
tains the dr.inlie rays De- fane 3, A.,
steady a. a gas hsms. -L.le tAe iu-n,aa-
ting porcr - m1rh Ligher-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-26

Ihe ifs...on JoarrsI nU Leortrl
Krth. l-stsar,r Of Tnrtra Coants. com
uiu.l seaside. ty harg.rg. on Mondsy
-srr 90 49, sirt ard d.rng &c
'rrr--arr shsrroe ~ ti.r ar.r. eel a. tsni.
..rll,f aroa-l o. -..k al o. t1r trl-
poet. a. tL.a ,lrcs L.rssl a iie I'D
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-26

'ts made lrcn crlie petroieru 10 be-
i'r INTRODUCED i-fa Clicaro. ID, Pos OF
t.a' rify sass thai fhe Egst offio petroleum
g. o. ia..f iaar t'u.'s sresier thrn a.. rtt
OF the coal ga snl that ], car be .ss. q.
very mach Iess casf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-26

Ths Ba-tou J7arnai saws oue Toms
McCariv has i.ceu arrested 10 thai cts aad
isken to Le-tsfon. charg-l 18th robbing
a. store of Jesse Saith ~ 5000 -orth q
Fars. A.0ai one foarsh tlc properly -as
recovered
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-26

The price 0fticle,s FROM Hryaaf, roai
o. i-ouion sn1 tsck has hccu iu-rrase.i
laisis 90 go Thcsc tiekess ar cool f5r
hrty days
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-26

lrrrrEE 90 GrotoaY Some of the
ciiir-us 81 Nor~as have arran<sd o. have
d. y / Trac oi Brih,l. deliver q lecfu-c
a. Nor-at. ucNt Tasssar evening" Tee
ieeisrv -iii D. on the t'uiscrs.E.s charcb.
o. comm~nos AZ O'Clock Thc lecture
49, 10 free. and tte publie arr rc.Peetfai.y
iusited
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-26

Ihe Postmaster tscnrrai has ordered ti.e
spi.'inimeut % Geo - IIa,fors. T. NJ At
Canton. 10 thc pis-s Of Oikes 7 Bo.-orth.
r,sisnsd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-26

ASoIuFn Man The Posinasfrr Gen.
cral has ordered a. ailrioual daiig anal
ing t~rise t1p- p-r urrk Asa natter q
iari - hass Hal t-o up mail. r',r iiv. iva
one scr'ioe has bsrn given By tho nal car
ricr. Ihe - srranscueni Eisest-o aaiis
oai. 90 tiat r-~r.rns 20 co. i.n- oi thc rail-
roai oan obiain rrr.ir. o. letters forwarded
in he morning. g., The afternoon snail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-26

IL traei 81 lani secured By ihe Wcst
Pars pl Company. is in ti.s to-nship q
Mo.a. instead ~ Oxford a, sfaie.I ias, --ek
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-26

olricrEs oi thr Jrdersoa Loi-s. 70.
ioo. Brsaai'. ronl. Nam. ior thc Nrar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-26

There iate been several free Of Gate al
Ttsssile. "a leo pers.ns arc Dos an-
,er s-r,.,. snl ar, being ulel ly Ni-i-
a-.. Commrtee. ifhaal gsify ies ~il
"A. hanr iaau,..liafr't
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-26

InaEn of AcriCrrrrEE The Boa-.l az
A-ricull-rr IS organ rcd ~ thc cLoic. %
tbe .o,.ouin- ofsor-..
Prr-ilrnt-Joir ? AnL-rson. Of Soath
~ lriharn
Nlvu i-lv-ia~ul--Asa -saitt. % Siata-am-
kcsg
>ca-ctary-S J.. Gooda'e. q Sa-o.
Messers ,r-Jancs J.. Martin. q Das.
sife
Resolves IN respect o. thc death % Dr
J.. lioiu,es. s.l1aing O. ihe gryat -. tLs
safe Lad sufsrcd. an rrcou.ucrlirg that
an caio-y bc delivered durins the se.-,on
~err aiopicd The di,cs,-ion of top.cs
pre.euted BY Coumaiocs - ibeu entered
upon-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-26
legislative Summary

Wfr~r~ut1 p~frfinns vsrr rrrscu'ci
or q riiirsal from N sicrsii,e Co taaiunk
Fars
Mr. Villa. q Aacus's. fron the
Nsnruiifsr o. Finarcc. repartrd. rrco,n-
r,fr.l.rr fLc asssssunrni of a state tsH cf
s,vsn arl ore baii mills go che dollar 90
ealrstinn. tcirg "a and fhrre- guarisrs 'or
ttr or,l .nars ,Krcnscs of government. and
.hrcr- iearths oi a NH f1r che Siukius lend
Ao~Tfel
Tnvr~DAr. A inguirs 49, nate - 90
sic fri.hiu- ois ffssh water DIX Cor the
us- oi ti- governments MONITOR
>one scticn a. taken a. 60 taSes in on
incorPorsied pisocs.
Hap,Y. TIE biu intro1uccd On ih-
m rus. YESTERDAY in relaiion Co. uiuriripai
-ar debts "a lad on The tAhlc 20 ths
Senat-.
H. tLc lI,use q .toint Ccmniiscc II
SaDitars NeCrs.ififs as orirre 4
\ hii wa- reported o. aiio- parties 90
agree in ~riiine % a hishcr rate Of intsrcsi
thsn "a rrr e'ut.
Resolve aliior.ring ilc Treasurer oi
. State O. rrissuc l-rrd. o. tlc Angusfa Bank
in riarr 90 tho.s icstrt-rei hy frc. sgt
isth. ~as passed O. D. en-rosssi.
>ArrEDsN. A iaint couseniion cisricd
81. t'eorEv ". Randall. I'd frreporf. a
rnsruhsr of ths Exr,aiiv. to1nril in Place
81 iion. Sar,asl = rerlrr. ~ho ,iccitnsi
Tre Hous- indrsnitels ro.iponci oil 90
raisr the saisrv of thc Register ID Probate
a. ~ ashiugtou Ccgnfy.
lzNaiion 81 its rreTcris a non-r~sitents
~as made the sahicct a. to order, %
Iuquiry in ~ IIou-c
MoNpkN Tbe STATE lad ur-cn th-
tatle the bil 90 inerras~ thc salars q iho
T. -strr - Probate of " asLiucton Counft .
~hich ths iiousv hat i1acfrif,is T-l.fporrd
Ih- rr-aafndrr 90 tie businrs. transactcd
tn this hranch was uninportsnt
An orlrr vas Is.-sd by tLs House IN
gaifiuc into fhr - g-crlicnsy ard fcssilih
a. of ru-russirg vlth TIPS. Sers ral p1h-
D. biils oi i-n11rtance hsd their fr.t anti
Second rcading.. sn,i a uuuiher 81 rstnions
vgrv introduced and rsiersj.
lCE~ptn- 4 liu u.ak NJ important
rhargvs tn tte u,iilffs a. uas lufro.lucrd in
tkc Scrsfr. I'D rrisrrrsi.
4 bin Vas intro,fucs,I corfrrrinr alli-
tionai roscr- oa ths Fortland ,nd Ko,he.-
Ter kalroai Company
~ ORDER as passed in thc li,us- dirrrt-
ine inquiry info the esre,ipeney of abolish
inE thc STATE Reform >shool
\ bid ,hanEir- the usury az cau,e up
on 80 T.assaer o. o. Vncrus-sd. 4 uofiou
w1s maic o. individually T-c.fF-lnr sol ~
bal -, lad On sle ,abie ior atsrr dsru,-
sion.
ihr biA reiaiing 90 lime cN.k. a. drhat-
81 81 souac icngih anI pas-,d / moiioa
o. rnterra o. rvrrrsiIrr
The report az th. Ialiriar, Committee
that i--isistion b. iusnr.,dirnt on che r.rr.-
snt roA IA. a. debated AZ graf l,.n-ih ru
a. House. on u.oficn o. rccuu uilf. bul
o. decision uas arrls,d a.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-12

TnE TEXAS Hor5Y, -nHrytr0aT
Nr hing lhoti,ri irl.a.ay vcars
worthy citizen Of this place, hos
opened house Of entertainment ct
shrcport Il j hitl.ly spoken Of.
The accommodations are good, the
fare excellent. abundant, and we'll
served We recommend every one.
hut particularly qnr Texas friends %
top with him tie merits their God
vii aal heir rairpiegc aud 10 al
Ii'iaa thereto. obey viii get the fail
worth Of their motley
la. Wsaekuyw.cs = CO., Iaceurg
Of aus.ffrom Cip' Nar', rorrar
} .. iAe lllA Igy - Cavalry Ora, az
rfo-rn- = 'be foT lurvu aal paIu
lar hun at Laaeaacr burtee a Ma.
p.es SiHsp2r- See t4ei,pd
a delegation 300 Wa hugtau is
urging rearg seward 10 take ar-
liaa gan Il eroNdio- t,n-ii.h .h,r-
which coecnIerpcs'ilcncc
The SMALL pas aal ,ar.ela,i aro
prevailing ia Washington to an e.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-12
~,raycd ~ stolen,

rNROM my ressdenre. i've miivs -uaih /, {
tee towa OF Marshal! 81 "Wednesday
i8eh, TIE 9uA Of May is66 a black mare
uui, mS.inm si9', SIX yeara I'll, fnan'
sna tan closely STAYED, branded with \
ON che neck ai.d probably L. + " g :
brands on tho Lip ard shoulder soma
gear marks. stry peer and hair long Any
information that will enable me 10 r.coy-
or, will be tbarAiaI.y received ald re-
vsvkd
CLINTON THOMPSON
May la 1856 ess
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-12

sys- Major + \ Blanche il no
longer, as will be seen ffom ha card
acaudidutc for the State Senate His
humorous friends will regret 10 learn
chat bee has withdraw from the can
'ass llcwould have represented the
county with fidelity and ability in
'he Legislature
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-12

The rohhcr- oft'e Harrison VA
laual Bank of Cliir o, have been
-,itars3 together with $3.50 n0N
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-12
A%NDC<Cf.NIllNTS
E.ecs-u Tou~th 1i1n3sy in June


rler4-r r,r~,h Monday in Jyne
supreme '"h'''
" INlI @rtN OF lamar rnun
81 a.r'...a.. ..r'n'-e a' OH" -0
''a'i FL. ''' "h-.a-
''.."'' '' p ON
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e. "' 20. 'tf ~
ar Il.....,
,. ... #l u. H.. ut-i.
lr, q MOORE l., .syl.I.,..f.-
-n,rnH JaI.r t4c state ol rssas
W t1c ,u-ui1t e,t.ton
SIP pt\ItA. ~ Smith county -
Is candidate .f auIte p u.e Saaa. ls
''''' 81 ''' ''s ,.'''''.
'"F ''''' 'ffA "r'r'
tt' y httI'NN Is candidate
'H- IrlHror - tar rHnin.
OF "'''''si '"'-''
''N\ " A I'if'n i.a rtu &C.,
? .'' o.. ''. N.' ''''',''' ''-l.'''
.. u /" '' i, % ''e '' 2, M
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-12

b. "a Wesnesday, a eright-eyeif
hsndstne little boy cnfssei our
sanclum With a bssket, of good ,ize,
au examination of which displayed a
prpiusion Of carly tege,ablef the
largest aud finest We have socn this
season embracing Eng'lish peas Irish
potatoe, spring turnips, beet, Jet
tace shallots 6e His "G7snd Ma
had sent them 70 W. that's an We
could eel him o. tell va, Of two
things We are satisfied first thai she
is friend Of ours, aud second. that
she couldnt have sent them O. any
one who would have appreciated fhe
present more highly She SIN please
sceelt oar thanks
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-12

u.R- We had visit on Monday
from lIr Jacobs Of the lrm Of p
" - Jacobs shreveport This IL
"ao ut tho oldest and most popular
h"a-es wet of the Mississippi !,
FNs baon Ia existence for ncarh
twenty wears An idea % the aN
'"ut or rs business may be inferred.
'rum the fact, Of which wome uclt
o'Ymlormed thetth Ilr.tninemonth'
after The close Of the war ifs sales
amounted 10 upwards of $500 goo