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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

~rrSR!Priev, enc wear, invnrihHlN
in advance IL 20 sax months - 90
Apvrnrr:xe the square Of ciEht
line. sl.Oa AM number Of lincs less
than eight charged NJ sguar"
Marriage aud Obituary Notices, calls
IN candidates, ,heir replies and their
circulars. and all notices Of p"rsnnn
character. az admissible will be
charged ~ advertisements
Editorial notices Of . purely business
character such ~ calling attention 'o
card. pa, ashed in the paper remarks
upon business houses siil the reception
~ goods viii be- c''areed q, hiiy cents
% line No such editorial notice insert
Cd for les than two dollars
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

fsg- Hon / d Evans was to address
the people Of Houston m the 24th The
Telegraph speaks Of him as ono Of tho
sblcst and most conservative public
men in the state
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

sa5- We had the pleasure Of a'isit
from Judge " " Morris oil lIeuder
ION. iu-t from the city He very kindly
furnished q. with a late PAPER
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

Ay- See the adyortisemca, Of Mr J
II Galloway lie is opening stock Of
new goods IN tho Deloy building
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

Tho Commercials special says thr
President told Congressman on -ntur.
day that be regarded Louisiana mora
loyal than since her purchase, and
south 'arslinl move lovn' tran f'r thin
- ,s1rs pas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30
JUST RECEIVED,

1 LOT Of Cooking Stoves, Sad lf''
y -kdlr's. ovens Pots, stew ps'
Shoycls and longs, Odd i.id4, Iron :
kette@, by 49,,
! II. VAN HON
March 50, | s6G
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

Coin Tho New Orlsau- Timos &C
the Oath, gives the closing rutes in gold
at l9f Silver American halves and
Quarters. l20 to l2l and l22
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

IN Ind ANNAPOLIS d,srotch toe.
Alteny Ledger -avs that ses,e, ~
ward, While converting with w" Wy r.
ot Ionrrcss, expressed himself 1, - y '''
Of admitting NJ once, and wi,hon, "a Q
iiens, the Southern member, oS ya ~
gre-s " 'ot
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

l.y- The Methods, Church, in this
place during tne week, has presented
% scene of attractive religious interest
\ number of the preachers Of this de
nomination On their way % the Coulter
cncc in New Orleans. having stopped ia
Marshall for few DAYS There was
lrcac hing every night
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

ry- Don't fail to secure one Of the
lay Book AlmHnacs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

CorroN Tho New Orleans .imo.
qao,cs ordinary ~ from 32@ - good
ordinary 3jta 30 low midilmg I7n3,
and mllliug 100 i2c
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30
4 TEACHER WANTED.

4 GENTLEMAN competent 70 ~
y latin. 10 tai" charge OF u sehoV'
and hnlt miles IRON M,r,hal, cnii-'-
81 thirty prpIls 'rylt - ib.' o''o'
March ~ l-rt 'l.''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

ura- Thanks to Gea Boughion Cor a
to New Orleans paper
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

r~C Uncle Joe w,i accop, our
thank. fo- late paper
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

b1- We arc indebted 10 Mr. l. L
Johnston. # the hdk rs House. for New
Orleans papers Of the eeni
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

rsR- Caadidates IRE beginning to be-
spoken Of for the various Office In
this connection do rot overlook the au-
uouuc men, oil Judge John + Williams
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

l.,- Wcinhaus Garrett 4 Co., are
Jus, in receipt Of q large arrl we'll .c-
lrctcd stock Of Spring aul summer
clothing gents furnishing good. hat
boots, shoes, trunks, yalises &c Ac,
which they are Offering at very low
prices Give them q call. AZ their ola
stand, in tho Eyers Brick Buildin..
North side of the Public square
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

J. RAILROAD Col Waskom. the
President Of tho company. teleuaphcd
ten T. Greer ON the 18th and 18th.
from Louisville Ky that he had oh.
tanned one hundred Thousand dollars
that the levy Of enc dollar pc- share
would hc paid that all was right with
the Kentucky stockholders, that he had
purchased two passenger cars, aud
would start home on the 27th We
may consequently look for the speedy
completion Of the line to Shreveport
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

% We have boon informed tha.
.,,..,,..5, .,,,,.r,,,. ha,, l..u ..,,k
ana 'lD'f"''' ''''''9e''' J." N'' "''''
between Alexandra and >hrHrcl rr
since the surrender Whatnrl,er
ta-- The radicals, defeated IN their
plans 10 control the Government. AMI
ao..,o,b. S,,,b b.,. or,.n,.o3 ,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

sse- The Galveston News has is
sued lis last number ia Houston, pre-
paratory to is removal back 20 its Old
home IN Galveston It, place ia to be
supplied in Houston rs new paper, tho
Evcnin. star which viii De issued
every evening, Sundays excepted \
-emi-weokly wi.i he published for coun.
try circulation Price s. per annum
81 Cor 'iy months L II Furlom a
Co. proprietor. Mr + is highly com
monled for talent and energy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

ssS- Hon ,les.r Crime. died At h.4
residence, IN Hrimcs county on the 10Th
in-t tie age of about ,e,cuvt,,
He came 60 Texas ia l,2t and through
ont che greater portion of bic life ocsu-
pied q prominent position in public az
fairs lie wa. man 81 kind hear; and
sterling integrity
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

e.1J' John Henry Brown is a, orifsva
IN Mexico
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

nu Ihc ficayuuc spenks Gryorably
Of the lecture Of nr Hurley. the Phr,.
nologi,t in NcN Orleans our cotton.
porary says
He afterwards examined \ few
heads. our own among 'he number and
pronounced 70, a. stubborn AZ a mule
rRornfrIc Daniel Webster used
the following language in relation 10
the aholitionists
It these Inmates md aho'itionst,
over get the power into ,heir hands
they viii override the Constitution, set
the supreme Cour, at defiance, chunse
and make avs to sui, themselves. ina.
ly, they will bankrupt the country aud
deluge it with blood
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

sss- John / Monroe, recently elect
a. Mayor Of the city Of New Orleans
has been suspended by Gen Candy, to
avail, the action OF the President lie
!. eharsed ~ith being guilty Of being
worth twenty thousand dollars aud had
NOT received the executive pardon j.
\dl,.on Rotier has been invested with
Che Navaaly for the time being Mr.
80 Nixon il seems one Of the Alder
men elect &. ina thc same category with
Mr. Monroe
sss- The French Corp. Le-..,atf In
recent address go Louis Napoleon up
holl the temporal power of tie Pope
which they declare 10 indispensable
TO the inleppuleu, exercise Of ~ sp.r-
itual power In reference to NeS'co
tins language occurs
The people 81 the United states
which know. &c 80 Che loyalty % orr
policy and fhe traditional yupualr-
which ID iusgr.. has uo r"1a.n go ttse
umbra.a at tie presence at our troops
on Nexl-au .sll IT, make their ra sll
dependent upon aHf other cou,if'r'. SON
than our .sn convenience. '"eu.! ue ln-
compatible with our rights and our
honor
THIS address derives great 'j.nId
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

rr,rlr or voSrnrY anvrrrnve
, 1866-03-04

is"IIsaE :7aIlinsAnd s:tn.a FACTORIES Aru,n
So in <tpcfaetou.

If'p+'S e1E ! s4SGElEQ QME1f{CM. 23.J
g. uf TIL. city proposed to reiace 1ha 49,
Of the tos.crs' cre dollar per TN. The
hands not agreeing 10 tEl., they i:aincliate]s
stopped work. Tic N mznu;.ct,,srys conlsn,ie5
ths. thfT could mol give The prlce Lcrrtofore
rsaa 10 boilers" ~ aecnna. Of The extreme
st.~n Free ot materials, And thai bueInexs a.
te1y uni. at shst time In the other h1nd
the "t-iiers" can,rnus~, that .hc necrssar ttrs
~ nc cou'Inand c1rEnIlatt prices and werr
eitll 'tsinr, and they were hlcae7 than Al nnv
titat tmce The Ea: bryan, Tor which reason.
the1 refused to work :os The REDUCTION. Thr
GssuAslHencf WIS iasf for four WeakA the ,uI!is
0n Tuesday, however, tie msnujaetnterz
naa meeting. ast fiaAlly agre-d to wiiAt,sw
the!r proposition, md EVE the k,IIrrs thett
foTmI s.tcs- Yesterday norntaS, The ,oiiin-
tnili 'ot Nests. ShAubcrEes, & Co. fuiiow tii
y s"vfsA' othcrs, rekuepel work. The s,sac.
Mnntsag nsa. the crllre itot wotEs ia iii.
rornty N'il again tc In operation. W. haSc
bern Informed that the strike atuun.. LA inv,
workers a. Whccli:= ha4 a,.. cnute 70 ! Gloss.
LAs NE msn'a4:tasc.s le.e, the5 have ecu.
ctnaed to give 10 The e4apiusl. theif old yates.
and work vas resumed On Monday.
ho strike among 1ae cl.u oI-ssal,e, IN
:nM elty .ad t!elnlly has also ended. il vii
De fetnetnDtIed That nraflY fluY ,s,s.[s -
The - hc]q4rs'' Of window-sinea ttorrr, ~.
Htsnufl IN lnc-tate In 1hctr wagcs, which we
re!u'ed ay tie employers, and easeeI Al str;hn
;,oe., aoo1t = week after, tee e1npioyer. Lcld
The vial and tuttle blowers tFentY rive NJ
eent. TIE Vial and hottie blowers. ABDUL
th3rt months EGO, delnnndrI III ndyancr AZ
" caty -hse ptr cert, which they rcccifed And
iic employers Wauied them 10 70 lnck Il,
ahelr shss1er ra.es. This ;h"y refused 10 do,
aha AecorIs1aiy The tsetorics were cIped,
3hG 6&fF fFfTnlue1 IN as ~ $lu
The manufacturers hrIl 4 ueeihs on Mon,
day laai, ard agreed te give tIlesn former
sHse*. Mat q tic ~l,:tUw Eia.s factnYies
opcEed ysstcsa.5 !nnruItE, md il II p.rsumd
That bt Tic end Of the iir, cnt week, ever.
a,,s ns ~ III a1aln e tn regular workin: osIes.
Fahnessoel. Ait,rtc 4 ca, who. We ass In.
io'tusd. d. not Intsnd tesamns operstlnnA
for tho present. u tley hsre rn.,nea s,ock an
hand 10 zurr1S their trade fof SONG noo,hs,
, 1866-03-04

tEt the former are certainly more beneficial:
- Lotltns for ihc complexion require, o! AL
either cnerrttfcz, IN Be carefully prepared.
Sane are composed with m,nc1af potsons.
which rcndt them dangerous 10 usc, although
they nlEy b. entc,ul in eadng certain skln
ii.enscs. Thcrc ouyht 10 be alsaJs q dis
tirctiun n.sda tet1cca those Intended for
healthy skins and tho.r that Arc to be nsed
for eutaneous -tmperteetious; besldes, Tho lat
ter may b esAily F=st<Ted without tiaslnEt re-
cuursc t. my Violent rcIuedhsI
"Paintss !or The face sknuot couscseu-
.ioutly recommend: Rougc h tanocuons In
1txclf, lelnE Dstie VI c<ehIneal and ssttio~eE !;
hut whites are often made OF deadly polsons,
sueh ~ cost poor xelysr bis }tlh few nonths
s.1,co- Tue beat wh!ln ought to DO made Of
E'othcrof-pearl; hut It Is not Often 70 PR,
Tarra. To professional people. Who cannot
dIspenee with these, N lst only recommend
great care In their ee1ection but 10 Others
would say, cold water, fresh alr, aud e1exclse
iare the best recipes for hea,th and beauty,
for no borrowed charms can equal those Of
"a wp1uan'A kee With Natsfr's owa band patnted." :"
, 1866-03-04
DISTRESSING MURDEk,

Il Nan kl11A his 3trI,-Snu.
!fren ths Genreo tu!., Kc7aor.. NEeAA
4 e.w days ai1ee We gave hrstf sccr-s
Of the murder, the detail. Of which arc ri%
o. Thunday, tlc gd, cur toxa w.a y
scene lI 4 cpld- -btoodel n,uldc1. the c.::ts@
Ataaees Of whfrb arc substantially Is fvtla<,:
this city from Ottaws, If, about : yett "
since which TING he has worked At BIZ W.
OF painter: Fte ~ nE excellent Fteots'
and lar had oil ,the work that ha could =
etnce coming hire. 4 few mInths bsnts :.
married Mrs. Snyder, rpsIdi1. oa sh1 nfs:t
side Of the railroad. with shurn, of bH: =
hAs not lved happily, a staie q; tse9s
arising ~ much t1om hls own coaaae+ r
ably, Is fEpn my other cause. Hs heE11
Fho tndulges tn occnlaaal s7sesk ~ y !
hard ones, aud when under ths iasntsisHt
sttituous liquors, u nnytIliuI hui aosab!:a y
his disposition aud department. Ata. a!es
that was. h"d intended 10 aprl} g u: lssfs r..
tribunal Tor legal sepaf7tlon from fsr ~
band Williams, which fact had NOT ~
modify ing Influence On bis eondact InH11-
her. An unhappy state OF thicss st1sssS g..
The family. Williams, WHO l. vftoTt II -
sou ahpnt Ten years old living win q, r..
and Ars. Saydcf had family. A.sa.a, M
eldest 8on, being Tho victim Of '"lt'.N'
Il appcsn that Williams, 90 Eeaas.SaJ ,,l
evening, ssnt hcme In state Of tutAtlsSa !. ~
having been on drunk for sertt4 dA!~
when a dlcicalty arising between him r.
slartlu snyde-. the 1attef knocked ~ sgg
father down, md thrust him out tsots- - -
llsms repaired 10 uei:hb.E;ng sa!o2c -
DC indulEsa @ 'ery IFesly IN d'tns e e. Z 3,nk,
ind pretty nearly tnien.Iblc. Thl't Q "
condition Martin Snyf3er Will another JVba3
, 1866-03-04

Ton tbe Ne~ Albany La:r:A tt-
We think the destruction Of thc Leyts.hsz
reytona and LUIS BY inceud.arisn at ST. Inss,
affords 4 key aui1cIcntlJ perfect to untsi
lhe ssc,et of the destruction Of II Glaay Il
the boats or thls line. T7,s e4ptp.{oa II itt
hotlert oF The Missouri and Car,s1, rnde- t..
slisht pressure of13G aud 10 pounds Of at4sn
-she real pressure upon tie hoil4rr Of IT.
two boats at the time Ct tLeir espIceinn-77
only be accounted for, 10 eus minds, u T.
sgrncJ OF so.ne eerd, who IL. employed sas
t1spe1o, hitden and inlhclde! Ia gaups L
coal, 10 ea1Tr out the devi13st drs!snA vh!c..
y IA apparent, ART eniA<trfDed for thc t:ssI:.
ton of the Atlantic 1 Mississippi &esnse.3
GunlIany'< Goats. VIC heliere the 1nes Of y
many hosts Of this line, following 50 III ~
Alter uousler. Ii the result O. 1endi.h eps-
spf:acy 10 break mp tho Company, and II.
nloyo from the river ths for1nit,a BILE .cz1snptt
tion ~SS:"h It offers 10 trsnsrozsstiou sndssr
cr trarel Ii Il: evidences OF this fS.t II
not palpahle enough 10 sa.isfy the rainI q
any man, be rnuei indeed he o6,u~e 10 lasAI
let who [all. 10 see thcn,. We sincerely hoy
lhs Ctt,.7sanv may be ahie to discover tt.s
fearful copsru -::@-<-thcse 1loFc thar ~
lesrft-1hat the woria 49, tr1u BE- rid ot ~
human uIanafkrS
, 1866-03-04


Both Houses have ii las:, on cuc pctn, at
least. tAsen np the gauntlet thfuun dawu by
Tie Prl4ldr..t, and have s4l' Il The would BE-
d4sros OF thr Wh.tr Hons~, sthitAerso shalt
thon eotDa and no farth-r." TIE Iu,ut Reso.
3u.5oa introduced Into the Housethe mora.ns
a!1cF Inc reto lnc*ssse, by Mr. stevenA from
the KraoHArnct1on Coz mlktsn, and then pa,s.
cd o5 vote OF LAG ARAin4t ~. pa ssed the Sen.
! ate On the seconl Instant by .eas y, nays Is,
aasent 3 CT she former Repuhllc.ns Ii lhc
Senate EeAst1 CoH n, Dixon, Isoou.tle, Iane
Of hanssa, Morgan, Nes,n,th, and Norton Eet-
ed asstnst the Resolution. Although u taxt
vote 1t does not Indicate powc. In Congress
10 casry any recoustEuctio1 mnesu1e ovee the
ftfaidtnt's veto, 5ni It opposs very effect
us1 veto to any attempts Of The rrcstdtu,{.o
taHy hIs rcconstrueiton policy through In Do
taocc u cougrea. II at least blocks tbs
uheth Of The Psrsieentia! policy and holds
The #hole Eaelect ai reconstruction 8pea fo4
further Developments md mature de!ibera-
iloa, The Joint Resolution II It has nt,w
passed both Hora.s os cougrets Is ~ follows,
Thai, IN order 10 Close agitation Oh q ques-
"tlon which seens ukely to dist arb The action
"of the Goresun,ent, n well II 10 qn1et The
uncertainty which e1ist& Ia the .ninds Of the
"iror1e Of thc eleven s:atts which have bern
DECLARED to br IN in4urrtctIon, no Senator's
Aot Representatives shAu be admitted late
"Coagreu tfom either OF the said state4 m.
"ul GonS.ea ahall hare declared such States
"tnsttlea TO such representation" ferorc
Congress can decide hat the State, or RATHER
the political Organization which claims 10
govern and reptcsent the Stats, u entitled to
Representation, 1t shoalu know
Il. Iiat tho state government n-tA OF the
rn.es Of n aalasity of IT. people. TIL. i. not
fsue, ne believe, Of the present "pockes =
government of any Of the Southern States,
It eettal1 y IL not t.ue Of South Carolina and
Mississippi. In whsh majority Of tie p.s,-
pk arc cescudsd from voting At tho outset
But cren Ii, tho.e States where tbs xhisa
pepn&ation n IN tbs uAt,sity, but An h*lg.
nn-.nt necta n Of them have eses voted fo!
The present cer ttutions or State officers.
=, That the ate Constitution make. no
distinction ID lef Nna' or political sighte On
.ecosntcf co1ar.- A saE1c.tui n:ajertty Of the
nsmhess Of Cons rezs rlxy DOT yet ee pss-
pared to take Ii pa.it.eu, hut the s4pofs
which Time viii deve,op that. without IL.
AaverJ viii bc n :orrd. viii compel them 10
adf<nce 10 u h Orc thc question Of recon-
st:uetIGn cao Re ettfexi
That :he ! al Constitution nzta law.
contain amrls ,saetical guarantee as.,ns,
tie Fcsczn cfrc' els 10 power, The paYt,ent Of
aHS tart OF III rebel debt, the p-t~ra:inn Of
Inian AID ID slavery zen. ,hs suppression
Of fftedacs speech OIL the qacstiopx Of
rlssetr and II . rebellion, .rl The. oppns.ssn
ct the f-c<tu n.
1heae EnaEsuil aec1irei, We shaIl welcnnc
back our ''cr drg sisters" With sa,yps Of a..
fi'Etrt ~ aca ching n those 10 which We a5c
indr eted fo- thcts present deeits 10 re. back
Into The Cnien.
, 1866-03-04
LIT THE l,l;opI.E 4pr..x

= Tho CopEc.brad leaders. undrr ill., inns.
ars given item By prssident Jobae<,u, ~
planting the><et:a az new rebellion vita thu
sAsrt tnrEEy and rtndsciiscness IL 1871 a In
fssit- 1hels ranks are now tesIlcd BIZ u.ps
OF fLosc Inconsistent lr,n;= Who labor 70, ths
preserrstfnu Of she Union ID time OF wAr md
paw lh- way for il destruction 10 TINE OF
peaee FasdoashFofe11 have also usae,xd In
An ssa n1 maynauimitF, WHICH l. fast b-cua-
ing ncsia- I1ese rt,kuI telnss arc upx
joined By Ccn.e7rssI,e snnsvra, 1T the Dudley
Held PczsuasIun, and the rolses which ihey
make tn ttslr serrrai wsys ssr swel1ia-
tic iraa.ic Of the old prc-klarcrv Democracy,
seseradtng Mr. lohasu:., and a1g,rY linn ~,
70 grt Corgress oqt Of the wsy snd lit
thr rrtes. IT, .!aM the wicked. r,,.ch,r,nus
and tnduLut psop;s support him bp 8rnnt,.
tlons and pEhi.e meetings, whiie the rrcst
body of the Iosal North, howeve. ACTIVE And
ar'tnaied thty may Be IL cestaia lpcaIlties.
remain as qaies Il Ii 1856, vheu the same ae.
tive measures which a.r now tcsne ses On
foot, werr gntnr m, to ercu,ou The cpuntr,
deeper, ratll the sprdlau boot conlt cnIT r.
cut BY The sword In The eonaciousras. tf
the hlttln&lc justtc1 Ut thetr Gauss, thr Hrnu,s
li!c1ns are apt to overlook ,Ao Advantage.
~l.ch their rnerutes take OF TITS o,er.trustful.
IIspp4li;op. Hence VIZ hpa ALI hrx,I. -
eaarEy II Tie camp Of the shun.pem,sI,t
aud unlesx the Republican learns 70 cnu,,,snr
tla practical force With his superior moral
.sense. he will be beaten aya.n. Such m IL.
noaiaIoas deh1t could only be bsourht
About by = :o.sl xxntBs energy.
In an emergency Ike the prrsent. RenubN.
rsn meetings should lc held. E!-ht at,+r ,,1rbi.
IN every ra1 Of The land, and resolutions
Passed encouraging Cons7es. rad exr,st,.,
the Fseaitrtt's trrActery 70 the p-icrtnle.
which he WAS elected IN sustain Washing
Lou hlauid Be thrunE-d nth Iepahlies4 s,ei.
ts,alfons telling both ste rs-sident and Cor-
eress WIS! The peo1!e think Of erc.u, mo-
f7edngs, snd what policy alay a,e deter
Ilred 10 caqJ out We iupiorr OH friend,
not t. rsTTse4Fth< cr-orn ot thc past NOT u
se1-lse again !a2a- lft iner1h OF 1890.
while our enemies a1e Undermining ibelT nA..
rsne@t and peace. L=t the people te4r Ia
mind that s1l thesc He. n Washington and
New iosk+ who now assume 10 s-s-':- ..r aes-
tlujFx OF fhe DefltlA In <s,t,+,nn. ~ .h...
, 1866-03-04
TIE lRUS TRADE OF THE UNITED
STATES.

stAttEt3c* Of the lsvn and ktrrl yTnnu,
faetu1e-l In the I.s1Ital stAtc4, and
tho AEanunta imported from l'ofrlgx,
Countries.
The following futcreatlDg statement OF the
lrou trade Of lie GnItcd States l. condensed
sro1a the report Of the Secretary VI tbe Anss
scaH lFur and strcl Association, al lta late sn
na1l sczston, held In Washington:
The refu,us ot The 4uihsz1Ite IpFcaces nj the limit
td sfsset fhos = a1atknd cec7rssc 10 pto.iucta
enhfHfta ~f'h tho retalta q Their operations dur
,ns s " s1s.a. 1 o. s thtiy ass.ees i
IHd the ptls1urt1ou Of th.b srgsuu anaouated t.
11i.lB fon4- heIuK se,cf5 tons let. ,tan IN 1881
fMo Of ~ estah',,hmtnis M N !iis group exhibit
utrl-* hs ketAie depression In the trade tsst FEE.
bacr, esvhts<n of thcIc fETnterx Fcfe blown oat
shEne N she:a nnKd crs1atiInz atr1 In the 1ear
bat tbe cp.ft3 VI The Iteton Ii still :sr II al, a,es
uf IL Hepspt rrhdncttoa.
In 'Ls sshe3itiu R1oap thsrs are swnnty y-toal
fufnssts, Of y tfeh -1ehtesn s-c now IN bIas.. IL
dualas4, q ,oas. susps:-d Win if.s q tht
prr'ton4 yrai: The p1eseEt eAps'diy al thesa fur
astst a ", 10 tnns.
hanna Vynup, uineteen arr nor IN blast. In tsfl
ttta dt4trss{ prodncsA ltE,d1a tomx, ind Ia lssa
7s.tib so1s, 1cerua.s o. ASA tots. The region
ItrapAhla ot producing EnlAA tona-
Dl .hr II ept{ n!ac frsrsera tn The up;,rr Sus.
1ataaur. rtrs!on, tonrstTn ~ now in b1tst. Ia
1As, tEe%~ furnacC1 taa1t 6H Sl4 TINS OF metal
deer a.e cnEapated with 1S6l of - to tn7s
In tho Esac1u croar We b4se . s.lN rsrstrf
fa1tiLs &c 10 sTeost. Eoes Of shatc furnace A,ew
rot In tht apstnx Of ts5 Gazing 10 the t.epsc+.tou
In hS.!Erss. lArr IN tnp srzf, when trade ~
sEGc. nnotp eheertci aspeci. thu fuupo.t1bsstT ol
pettsEs seat sufcie1,1 Low 10 Fcrdrr fhe snRnutar
lE1e Of uun Ernutacr1iise. yooas<lisd item to n
main adls tIlnr tic s<nalnder Of the yrsf. Thr
tnsnser iu lsih esupp produced hnnne tie Jeni
1thA ii t1a tnc+, te:rR 4y,1:a ifEns lc*4 than tr
1.I- Tho cupsetty VI this sreiop Il oScs 4u, ,Af
tnna Per asanm. EDftho tht4ty+ns furnaces enT1
pr1anc IhsA rEe1p. on!y ,h1str:n sse rn~ In o1*:s
Hun.
rotrra4sup 'k.xce1 The pass txo 3s1ts shows
tts fetxvl lrr r,'Suh:
Total production Of anfh,zcite irun In
The Ezltel st4frt IN 1AG4.-...,....,.S S. 1th tonl
1o:as rsDdues:nn Ii Is toa,
Dtae4H1 IN n3S&............,......Al1 .Al1 no t1n1
t'r atoa, lnttty pxs csns tesz than WIS raea II
tS*4.
TIE rrcdue1ton Of Tie nav hlsumfnnuA ro4l and
epkG fEIsee4 Of The county exhibits ll4o marked
dcesr1sc when enDpafrd xith that Of the pErsioui
yrat. u tllr tultowinx stGtEnaen'1 will show.
tolk 1tt
, 1866-03-04
1nd1c1tinnA Of Lower pfjsca.
From Tie ". v snnl

All thsongh the present month nrtee, have
brsn gradually b.,1 sssaai,y tending Down
asts', viii The sin2le prominent EXCEPTION Of
tsnt8, The price Of gold touched one MN.
d7ed and thtfty-st1 on Saturday, The iowe.,
paint that II has 1oacnrd klpct iss2 fail. Ths
c1el ssles Of Ia; week showed the ucArrst ~.
plash 10 nle-ia.hlons:d p:sees Of fae1 that "
menerd. The acurrA ranged ftpna ae,rn IN
elEht dollsta ton. and the ddiliur xax yerv
dnu II That. Tia sctdts1 tti,t adhere
esoseiy to t1tnstion prices, but tAsre Is no al.
cuke Whatever for such rates n thev rrsrt
from contnu,e1s. In the dry e1o,ls fun1kct
eterylhtaE T. nat dull snd droapinx. The
wholesale merchant. srn dnInx zi,aosi noth-
nS " tne Ths Of ssles+ Int are frequently
Changing tssetr marks nsu-v lowe. They
8, nerall* hare large sioct4 o. hsnd, A. hare
slrn Inc manufacturers, apd there |, pros
1ect OF much ln.ts txlen- Tbs same i tue
" Gso<eIted, and nr4Ff, every other ela.s Of
es'a': .'sfs ~ as:,... W. .r ~ -
, 1866-03-04

TIE eo,.s II New Turk eity ar. ,riti,.
eacrsi"d o.es III ,Ae. that their new Corr
iioE.e. sL!:a wa to hsYe coz. ksD,eo1 has
s!rehJ., s''s; them ore: q tno nD, and Is still
far tra S..mi:eii Z. The high iupcnetrah,c
fenee h.~.. 1cius . IRON II The gaze q, the
*uls. snoSrrs-ut 'srm Tra.daar and
Chan HFs s:rret, is at type OF IL: fat Li,her
and Tcr= tEtens rahla scssen That ILL,
fsor' Ete~ liz arcr1 taonI It she csAss OF men
vic iciI ID: lo~'F IN that stronghold al
Coi *:i'ratiata snd corruption. 50 Inherently
rot .s tLf eatsse ruliiicsl. 1aszlcipsl ard
3ut s.' GuTetnT's1t lt Kew ycrk city, that Il
- ~ Sc if Tho principles of Democracy aaa
Z = met With anas:zoas fai,urc, .nd The
t:is sEerdt standing argument tLat H.:
mag majority q the. people Of the
l'r-a:t nrc - rndt tos ~=seiEEo.e.nmn1-
T!.s r ;seAb!t minority OF The pco-
re % The city, k!4.rd hy the STAT,
Legislature. Lave hetn r9,,zyxd Enr snyn,