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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23
q. q. GREGG 81 Co.
wE.L sEIi,
IT REASONABLE PRICES.

1T REASONABLE PRICES,
The following described property:
Clear md Mes Pork. by the bb or n.
Bacon aud Hams, by the three ~ o.
Rice. by the barrel. sack, OF H.
Sugar. by the barrel or N.
Vinegar hy he SOL or gallon
Snap, 10y the box or n
Dried Aprles, by the hhl OF n.
Dried Peaches by tho bbl OF ~
Soda tearkcrs, by the bbl. or n.
lizard Crackers, 10y the hhl ~ N,
Mule Harness. Shovrls. Axes, SC,
Cotton Gins-,.rist Mills.
Bark Mris Cast Iron,
Wrought Iron Bee Iron. fat and round
Boiler Iron. Slab Iron SKATING,
Hangers. Pa lbs iron and wooden,
Mil Grat, Steam Engines.
Boilers, Bolts, Boxes,
For Cotton Gin Gear.
Steam Piping,
Eurugce Doors f.ncine Crates. Foundry
Stock complete. Wooden and Iron Fh,,ks
Gudgcons for wooden gearing tauldron
kr,tlrs, Salt rrtrr, Leather, Saddles sc,
including articles too numerous to men.
tipn
blacksmiths Machinists. and Foundry
Men can find IN TN, assortment many val.
liable hsreai 5
s1~ " DOL, Hides, or Cotton. taken IN
exchange or cash pnid tor said articles.
Maf.hall. Jan 2G. &C. 2ati
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-23
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS,
. &A2&U. SALE

- - &A2&U 0ALD
Oh
LAND AND TOWN PROPERTY.
"ILL n sold ., Asct;on on the 18th
w day Of April next. the following
property
800 ACRES OF LAND,
Seven aud hall miles from Marshall b.
tween A. VI Burnbams and Rev. Richard
Lanes. tsno~n rs Mrs sam. J laylos's
place.
100 ACRES,
Two and a hall miles from Marshall. on
the Port Cu5do road
II ACRES,
Within the Corporate limits Of Marshall,
on the Shreveport road, b-t~een the
Brewery and Geo Merchbcrchrr'. place.
North half Of the block on which the
Post Office nov stands
TER MS.
0ne-third cash on day of sale, the bal.
ance On one and two years tim Notes
with two good securities, bearing ten per
cent. Interest flom dag Of sale, and lien
on property.
viii be IN MARSHAL in a few days for
the purpose Of finally settling up my old
business. Those indebted To me must be
prepsre to settle up, or they will have TO
DO so with an attorney
During my stay Ia Marshall will be at
INV old stand, where will be happy TO
meet my old friends.
+ SHWARTX
March q GO 3otf
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The shcrmnn.Can,pbcI Mission

New YORK, Dec. 2I.-The Times New
Orleans special of yesterday says that
although the mission of Sherman and
Campbell has not achieved all that was
expected, it has by no means proved a
failure. They did not land at Vera
Cruz for the reason that they did not
want to hold any intercourse with the
Imperialist authorities, but proceeded
TO Tampico and Matamoras, where they
met representative of Juarez, and the
result was that definite Joint plan of
action was determined on between the
United States and the Republic of Mex
leo. Immediately after the withdrawal
of the French, which takes place there
the 3lst of March, Juarez will transfer
his seat of government to point which
/ am not ut liberty to name at present.
That point is said by Sherman, mil
itary man, to be we'll chosen. Their
entire plans were laid before me, and
consider them upon the whole judicious.
In the event of any fragment of lmpe-
rial power remaining, United States
troops will be marched over the Rio
Grande to support Juarez. Minister
Campbell will return to Mexico to re-
sumo official business with the Republic.
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RoId Confidence Game.

CAIRO, Dec. pa man named Smid-
ley played bold confidence game at
Jackson this week. He first entered a
mail car on the Mississippi Central rail
road, and represented himself as spec
ial agent of the Postoffice Department,
gave the route agent orders, and assum-
ed control. Arriving at Jackson, he en-
tered the Postoffice, and obtained a
statement as to how the mail was con-
veyed from Jackson to Nashville, Cairo
and Memphis, which was reduced to
writing, and sent to Washington. Smid-
ey then took possession, received and
delivered letters, and completely subiu-
gated the Postmaster. Extending his
operations, he purchased at Madison q
hotel from Mr.. Garland, and borrowed
money, for which he gave bogus
checks. He was arrested, but escaped.
Several money letters handled by Smid-
ley failed to reach their destination.
Drawings of postoffice buildings, and
several other places, were found in his
carpet-Stck
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FROM WASHINGTON
Secretary McCulioch's Visit TO New
Xork-The Ynrid-Mudd, Spangier
and Mclaughlin TO be Tried by n
Civil Court.

Civil COURT.
New YoRK, Dec. PA Washington
special saws. One object of Secretary
McCulloch's visit to New York is to as
certain the tone of public opinion on
the appointmcnt of naval officer at that
mort. McCulloch will also consult with
financiers in reference TO important
financial subjects.
The iron masters land wool growers
are becoming anxious about the fate OF
the tariff bill which was passed by the
last House, and they are preparing to
exert a formidable pressure on the Sen
ate.
Henry McAllister, Secretary of the
Iron and Steel Association, has called a
meeting of that body on the 10th of
January next. when the wool interests
will be represented.
1t is stated that hereafter the Presi-
dent will refuse the use of troops for
Southern States, except i'll case of riots.
This action is founded upon the recent
decision of the United States Supreme
Court.
Mudd, Spangler and Mclaughlin, the
assassination conspirators, Will be
brought from their prison, at the Dry
Tortugas, for trial by q civil court. 1t
is understood that Judge Wayne will
grant the writ. -
TIE first bill which has become law
at the present session of Congress is one
TO supply the deficiencies i'll approprla-
tions for the year ending June next; the
following are two OF the items For
public printing, including paper, $500,
600. and for the contingent expenses of
foreign intercourse, S25O,0OO.
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New York Dry Goods Market,

NEW 1ORh. DcC' St'
The dry goods market has continued
very dull in every department to-day,
except for orders left last week and not
filed. Standard Sheetings very firm;
Atlantic A held by jobbers at &c; APP
pleton A at 21t. Bleached Goods quiet,
but moving under the Influence of very
low prices, rather than demand; New
Yorks are unchanged; James Steam
Mills DE. ColOred Cottons are out of
season. Wooden Goods heavy. De-
lains steady; slow sales and unchanged.
Cassimeres very quiet. Carpets slow Of
sale. Domesties arc very firm, and sold
we'll mp. Foreign Goods quiet, and no
trade expected until after the holidays.
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The Loss Of Governor Lyon, OF Ida
no commissioners Newton - Inc
MARYLAND Legislature.

MEw YORK, Dec. 2i.-The Repnbh-
can. referring to Gov. Lyon, of Idaho
losing Sf7 coo in a sleeping car, says 1t
is a matter publicity that the Govern,
ment has at different times advanced
him 500, 900 i'll his capacity of Super
intendent of Indian affairs of Idaho, OF
which lac has given no account what
ever, and that he will have to pay the
Government that sum IA we'll as the
Si7 900 stolen.
A strong pressure is being brought to
bear tn relieve Newton, Commissioner
of Agriculture, and if the President
should disregard it Congress will leSis-
late him out.
An effort will be made by representa-
tives of leading gas companys of the
country to secure the repeal Of the pro-
vision of the Internal Revenue law
which prohibits companies from charg'
ing government tax OH gas tn consumers
after the first of April next.
1t is rumored here that the Maryland
legislature will. soon after its meeting
next month, order an Investigation into
the conduct of Judge Bond, of Balti
more, regarding the police commission
crs trouble.
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Farmers, Merchants and Cat
tic Dealers

WIN have their interests specially consulted In
the preparation Of this column, aud no business
man in West Virginia should hesitate 10 avail
himself OF its advantages.
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ITS COMMERCIAL COLUMN

Will contain the latest and most reliable market
reports from Wheeling and all prominent East
ern and Western cities
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ID their patrons are prepared TO encour..'
enterprise which has for its object the prois,,:
and promotion Of the welfare of the Whit Won
in this Republic, and the development, al iAs
ovation of our young and PROMISING S,s,a ~ ~
Proprietor of the Wheeling REGISTER Ia. s
largcd and improved this paper 10 meet The -
mands of increased circulation and sro,,;+r
popularity, and now takes pleasure in prS,,',;as
TO the pcuple of this State, the I.nryc>f Nn..S
e.t and Most Reliable Paper in W.,
Virginia.
THE Register can point to i,,,,.,
history rs the surest and best index Of its fur
course upon all questions of National ar s.,
policy. Relieving that the war was ended ~
its legitimate purposes attained with the Snr,,'S
der Of the rebel armies and the ahanGunurn, :.
slavery and secession by the South the RS
TER will be- the uniiinching advocate If all me-.
nres that tend Ia promote the national harmnny
10 restore tho unity of the Government AMI !.
extend TO all sections the priceless hlrSsip'-s =,
an impartial Union and lasting peace. n win
be equally firm In its opposition 90 all rartirsn
schemes that impose unjust and unwarrau,sI
conditions upon the reunion Of Govctrmep,
that was never broken, that guarantee perne,
ual ascendancy to one political party aud M
changing ostracism TO every other. and TIA,
thwart the wishes OF every patriotic heart Nv
leaving our country still divided our p,onls
disunited, our Uniun unrestored Tolrratirs
the opinion Of all men, while sieadfasily a,,s
eating its own despising the prosciipti,v biguirv
of fanaticism while firmly adhcring 10 lis owl
convictions Of right and dnty,
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HSwEETzBURG, Dec. 24.-In the Court
this morning, Mcdonald, who was ac-
Quilted Saturday on the charge of levy
ing war, was again placed in the bar on
the charge of robbing on the 9Th of
June last. >Esst
The jury retired to consider the YER
dict, and the case of Cornelius Owens
was proceeded with.
At one o'clock the grand jury brought
in a true bill against Geo. Crawford for
committing acts Of hostility against
her Majesty.
Owens case was abandoned and pris-
oner discharged. Charles MCGOWAN
was also discharged. Crawford was
then arraigned.
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FROM MEXICO
Srizure OF Treasurcs-The War BE-
tween Macmillan and Bnzaine.

Seizure OF Treasurcs-The war BE-
tween Macmillan md Bnzaine.
NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-We have news
to the Goth from Vera Cruz.
The French had seized two hundred
thousand dollars in Imperial treasure.
The steamer Eugene had sailed, with
six hundred thousand dollars. -Four
hundred thousand belonged to the
French Government, the rest to citi-
zens.
Four thousand French troops sailed
for France.
A correspondent from Vera Cruz OF
the 14th, and Orizaba of the 18th, says
a French steamer arrived at Vera Cruz
with two hundred troops and quantity
of gunpowder. A special courier to
General Castelman also arrived.
The Custom House was seized by
the French on the Sth inst, and when
Macmillan presented the order for $780,
900 il Wa /, not received.
The Confederate Jacob Thomson was
at Vera Cruz
Maximilian lef: Orizaba for the Cap
itol ON the 2lst inst. Miramar fled TO
avoid arrest.
Morgues failed in his efforts to raise
money for the Emperor. The war be-
tween the Emperor and Brazine mas be-
come open aud avowed.
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Chicnxo Market.

srry CHICAGO, December "a.
Flour steady and q,liot. Wheat a
shade firmer, ut 2 0sa2 09 for No. !, and
Sla1 IS for No. 2. Corn quiet, closing
at 75aa76 for No. /. Oats dull at 39ta4O
for No. ,. .Highwines nominal. Pro
visions firm aud steady. Mess Pork Isle;
extra prime 13c. Lard 11ic. Dressed
Hogs active at 6 S0a6 IS. Live Hogs
moderately active at 570a6 25. Re-
ceipts-5O0O barrels of Flour, 1000 bush
els of Wheat, 10000 bushels of Corn,
1000 bushels of Oats, and 1900 head of
Hogs. Shipments-9O0O barrels oil
Flour, 10000 bushels of Wheat and
800 bushels of Corn.
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gg telegraph.
ITO THE REGISTER
BY THE CABLE.
c, Telegraph to the Registcr.l
The Pope and the Italian Government
John III. Surfat.

Florence, Dec. GA portion Of the
Italian fleet has been ordered to rendez-
vous in Turkish waters, to await orders,
which will be issued regarding claims
for indemnity, to be made on the Turk
ish Government, for proceedings in the
case of the stesmar Thomas.
ROME, Dec. 22.-Little disposition is
shown by the Pope to entertain the
proposition made by the Italian Gov
eminent, and his Holiness is said to
have repealed Napoleon's advice, VINO
favors the Italian plan.
Malta, Dec. 22.-fhe American consul
has received news that an American
gunbost left Alexandria to-day for the
United States, with Sarratt aboard.
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Ru 0ialo Market.

BUFFALO, Dec. "a.
Flour steady. Wheat quiet. Corn
dull and nominal. Oats quiet. Rye
Chicago No. l, 90. Live stock-trans-
actions in Cattle in the last three days
of last week were light, owing to deten-
ton of of trains OH the Lake Shore rail-
road. 2S5 head changed hands at 7a7ic
from fair to good steers. Swine 6 GOA
6 IS, closing at 6 0Oa6 so. Receipts for
the week ending December 22-Cattle
5202, Hogs 1862, at Central Yard. No
from the Erie road. Shipments
by Central road for the week-3O60 Cat
Tie. and by Eric road, 1850 Cattle. 1.
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SEVERAL prominent Democrats, includ-
ing Charles O'Connor, Amasa j. Parker,
Richard O'Gormon, and Others, called
upon President johnson on Wednesday.
What follows is not without political
Significance: "They stated that they
had called to pay their respects, We're
very cordially received by the Presi-
dent, and the interview took a CONVEX
sational turn, in the course of which
the delegation assured the President
that the Democratic party Of Ne,r York
woHld certainly sustain him in his efforts 10
administer the iars in accordance Nth the
Constellation and the late decision Of the
United States Supreme Court. and it
would also endorse the position the
President had taken on the great ques-
ton at issue before the country. The
President replied, in substance, that his
confidence in the correctness and integ-
rity of the course he had adopted and
has been pursuing hitherto rds aashaken,
and that 1t ,ras lis determinations to be
guided in the future ,raoliy by the spirit Of
the Constitution" -,.--,
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COMMERCE. RECORD.
iNewLF.r. MaiLss. I ~

80 Now fsrk Mntkes. 1 '4--'.-l1
~ New YORK, December "a.
COTTON-Heavy at 33ia35c.
FLOUR-Closed heavy.
WHEAT-Very quiet; stock !, us, 1902
bushels.
CORN-1a2c higher; sales $4,000 blu.
at l2a1 - for mixed western; stock
5000, 900 bushels.
soATS-Dull; stock 2,43O, 4a bushels.
WHISKY-aQniet.g TIL kIT5 Ttr
PETROLEUM-Dull, in bond.@ / = y
P0RK-Quiet.
BEEF-Heavy.
CUT MEATS-Dull; shoulders 9a13c;
hams 10a12c.
BACON-Quiet.
DRESSED HOGS-Lower, at 7fasic
for western.
LARD-Heavy; 11ta12i.
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Destructive Fire.

CINCINNATI, Dec. PA fire at Rip
lev, O., on Saturday last, destroyed the
dry goods store of Geo. K. Dixon. Loss
So, 600. Insured for $4,000. The bank
ing house of Reynolds & Co. was also
burned. Loss $4,000. Insured for
$4,000. Several adjoining buildings
were damaged.
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SIG. BUoNo Core, the celebrated Fire
King" who gave an exhibition at
Jones' Wood, in this city, n few days
ago, was burned to death ut Dieppe re-
Gently. He had got up an entertain
mcnt with the enticing title of "Lucifer
in the Jaws of HE'LL" and a huge crowd
rushed to the casino to see the perform
ancc. At the appointed time, a great
pile ofwood, saturated with turpentine,
was lighted, and the performer, clad in
a fantastic re-proof suit, and holding
a huge rork IN his hand, walked through
the flames, stirring up the wood rs he
went. Encouraged by the applause of
the spectators. lie entered a second time,
but the wind having risen, and the
wood having begun to flame higher than
before, he lost his way, and the burning
faggots which formed the vault over his
head fell in. He staggered under the
weight and went down; he rose and
came to the ground, and finally managed
TO get out of the flames, but after max
ing few steps he fell third time, al
most sutfocated. Immediate attention
was paid to him, but his body was COW
cred with severe burns. He was taken
to the hospital, but before he arrived
there death had supervened.-Er.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

l. published every Friday. TIA contents win b
made up of all Important news Of The S''i,
tclegraphlc reports, transactions In the Markets,
Editorials upon subjects OF general Interest an
Agricultural Column, special correspondence
from all parts Of the State, choice literary and
poctioal selections, and q large amount Of care
fully prepared miscellaneous rrading suitable 10
all classes Of the community. In short, The
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue 10 he tho
best Family He'rspap~T sSr PUBLISHED N W"
Stdts.
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From louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Dee. 24.-John Mendell,
m old citizen, was assassinated in his
bed last night. The evidence before
Coroner Moore indicates that about one
thousand dollars were obtained by the
assassins. Fa.s.s,s $50 -
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n. Lauis Market.

'-+-, ST.. LOUIS, December "a.
Tobacco heavy and nothing doing
Cotton quiet at %. Flour steady SUI
perfne, g 25aS rs; extra 10OOa11 90
double extra IL 75al450. Wheat firm
Spring at 2OOa2 Is; prime fall Goa
265. Corn dull at S5a90c. Oats de-
clined to 6Oa71c. Provisions quiet. Mess
Pork 90 OOa2O so. Bacon unchanged ;
clear sides l4c sugar cured hams 1sc
Lard dull at HALT. Hogs advanced
6a61.c Weather colder. .-r III
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Dec. "a.
Flour inactive. Wheat scarce and
dropping. Corn quiet. Oats firm, at 10
a63c, Groceries duh and heavy. Pro-
visions very quiet. Pork S22 50. Wits
ky dropping, at 23c for city, and 25c for
Pennsylvania.
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New York stock Market.

New York stockMnrket.
NEW YORK, Dec. "a.
Stocks steady. Gold 1899. Fort
Wayne 1864; Cleveland and Toledo l2l;
Northwestern preferred s3a; Michigan
Central s2i; Cleveland and Pittsburg
So; Reading los; Erie 6S; New York
Central 1901; Ohio and Mississippi Ger
tificates 129; new series 5-20s 107s.
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EYERGREENS.

CUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS TRES
y For sale by PRYOR BoYD&co.
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUhFE, Dep' @3'
Flour unchanged. Wheat dull. Corn
zoe. Dressed hogs 6lasso. Receipts
100 buircls -four, and 5000 bushels
wheat. Shipments 700 barrels flour, and
600 bushels wheat.
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II think have seen you before, Sir;
are you not Owen smith,
"Oh, yes; Pm OWN Smith, and OWN
Brown, and OWN Jones, and owin'
everybody" gtgE
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, Dec. 81.
Money quiet at 6a7 per cent.
Sterling Exchange dull, ut S5a9i per
cent.
Gold lower; opening at 1884; advanc-
ing to 1881: and closed at 1884,.
Government stocks dull and declining.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Loans decrease, 1885. Specie de-
crease, 759,2S3. Circulation increase,
635,774. Deposits decrease, 4,i25,39
Legal tenders increase, sd ,655.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. "a.
Flour very dull; II 00al2 IS for Ohio.
Wheat inactive. Corn lower; new
81 20; old No. 81 16.
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THE ARBEITER FRIEND.

An elegant Journal, printed In the German hb'
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ergy 10 merit in the future tbe same liberal TAt
rOnage which thsir paper has herstoioFs 10
ceived.
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