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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-07
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LOCAL NOTICES.

SrHril NoTicE. L have just received
.-.a >.a Sd f.s-a 10 II ten shilling Japan Tea
v-..h .s d -.e- article than the last
,.-. - l-.r. 55lao) THEO. HUNTER.
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.. ..l-t Disorders sl-t an ICE mankind arl .-an
i..l... .f' t.4- acclml.ates Boa tlo laood ofal
fa. is-.rr-e. laat l're been made o. pure 10 out
l.ao -a- .l-a a c---i HEwH1LDs Clmor.D Es-
rl.rr. sr4rlf1. % c.eana-s and rcnov4tes lAs
.n.i.s tae ffar ~ hesth into the System,
.T.rs n.t .le humcrs which make llscase. lt
..a..I-Ies hst-nclons of tlu bo3y, and etr,ls u'
disorders t.-t sras and rauks iu t1c blood. such "a
t..Ir ..'i pc yelled ou bias long been sorgtt
lrF f.o arsi rme uIe plfie have one 90
r. la- a .port- or space here does 200 41
r.t. -te7 O. show Iis ofeots. brt tbe TRIAL ~
-0n.cH. sl.u Or Gle s.ra t.at o ias ff
f-i. sl-H..s .rr anything flfy have ever taken.
Is. t-...r .al-,li ~ ilo Extract 10 s,rf4qlr.lla
added Goa rrt ~ water equal % the lisbon I..t
.a- bet.e is Calls ellai % a ea.i.n ~ the
-grrar r-r.l,. or he 1e1act'n as usually
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Apportioned to townships "a follows


The members of the Board were allowed
80 per day Tor services. and - each fpr cN-
DeuSp-
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Proceedings Of the first annual meeA-
ing or - The Central Michigan As-i-
cultural Society held in the Coni-
mon Coaueii Room, la the city o.
f.i..sisi.~. .sssn. 81. s-e5.
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o. l>Tler-I To LADIES. Every one re-
-.r .-s see ls Machine sc d blessing TO women. It
his Dee. tae saving NJ much toll misery, AMI prob
aas aaf Tie song OF tho shirt is how
.1-.e t. TO e. el.iyenllg ballad 81. Tie song Of the
efa- Aieaae. las taken as place wehsd heard,
'he' - our hiy f-snls. of machines that would
-.lt.... -. leln. aai of ono that could make per
feet Datf3a-hoe .n garment. We had supposed
ihet re.f -''a has almost been reached, kLo ng
.ht fh. meuts performed ali tie necessities in
-als. Bls uls they sliil had the " accomplish
raeu 90 l.-Ia. w. are lel % make those remarks
h4tnrre -at.r soon some ladies' cloaks slaborately
emnroi efei ~itl fn. Grover Baker sewing Machine
Iae work -.n.l o. excel anything executed by hand
Ahr- al4t IS most remarkable about this novelty
b.. t.tt t.e machine wli.h executes this wonderful
aoranllr -.l She most perfect IN all other respects
tho enhroilerns quality being only an addition
o. d. ml-y other abilities Of stitching, Aonmiug
o-.-N } Hone Journal.
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WIN TEE e. OOD = {!
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Splendid stock,
splendid stock!
splendid stock!
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INGERSOLL,S!
ENGERSOLL;S!
ERSOEL,S!
HASSTSG. Dec Il 1896.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02
OPTICAL.


LETTERS REMAINIHG. UNCLAIMED in the
Post-Offfce at Evansville State of indiana,
on the lst day Of October, 1866. -
,dggy 10 obtain any Of these letters, the
Applicant must eall for t.sadYertised let
leIs," give the.dats Of the list, ana pay one
ceht for advertising, No., .,.r,io
,,gE9 II not called ,for. withip one month,
they VIII be sent 70 the Dead Letter Office.
. .,Egee AettUer1l'df letters by Carriers, at the
rnsideileef Of owners, ~, cities nj 5000 III
'fabftaiits or over, nihJ be sectifed by OBJ
serving the following Ieutes!
l. Direct Letters TO the street and number,
sas well as the post office and State.
q Head s1ttGefs with the writer's post
oflibe and isstate,i street aud tftfnber, sign
them plainly with ftI1 name, and request
igf4af ali ssy6rk Bs dffected accOdfHgly.
8. Letters 10 FgFa ngers and transient visit
afslilia B0tVh 4oFleify, whose special address
may be unknown, should be marked, in
the lower left-fland corner, with the word
~ Z ransiehtp sbisH T4Oa phI mpls
f. Place the postage stamp on the upper
4ghtsilaaIdJ c6fner ard 46avei a pace he
tween 8te saialnps and dfisaefi for post
marking without s4nterieffhge with the
writing. ,htist v"d"
gnhti3,@+A ffeqasast for the return of letter
10 the writer, If unclaimed within Thirty
days or less, Wtitten or printed with the
writer name, post+pfice, ana State across
the left hand end OF the envelope, on the
flied side, VIII be complied with at the
usual rate of prepaid postage, payable
when the IefteTi is delivered 10 the writer.
-lSec. -, Law OF 1853. ff'i q" 'H
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iDry Goods sHarIseElg,
New Yorlsl aFarh4t.

.qaa3iH ~ ls aalNEW YOIaK. oct. !.
CoTTog r a ctiye and advancing Under
Liverpool news. Sales were made 81 42g
4 ~ III f2T dqlfdling qpl4nds,apa 44e43e' FOR
FLbuR uI5tg20es better. EaIes were made
at Us 504l Ib Tor Extra state; 81 O09lz ~
for Round Hoop ONO. ANA slZ bDWl4 10 FOR
Isg ttsl9 B. e t el9Tlqg rather quiet and
MnlsKYiE a i n IL bond
3t9 Sc. iiigilerd bdt sales yeis qaits limited.
Sales of il 600 bushels al ~ Is to So 30 for
new white Michigan and Chicago Spring.
RYE-Active and ffmer at 81 " for com
mon Western, and 81 rs for 8reen Bay
HARLItY TTsearee and ia demand a. better
prices, Sales at 81 20 to ] AZ Tor state. h
Conn -iteeeipts lTl,6i6 bnsilels; market
active and excited, and aaEe. higher, clos
ing dull, Haies Of zl4,OOD bushels at 9lc. for
Inferior; 9itI65g51zc. for shipping mixed
Western llnoaLs 9sCa96c. for shipping mixed
and 96'e57c, for Weslern yellow. y III
0Afs- Heeeipts64 49, bnshels market l@
&c. better. sales OF 5000 bushels et 52sgbse
for Chicago, and WN9Ic. for Milwaukee,.
CoFFEE1 Firm and III good deniand. q
SUGAR@DuH gCuba l01z0E nc. Nf
tM0LAssEs ySStsady agid quiet, ora
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and steady. DC for
crude and 1890 for refined ia bond.
P0RK uDDenedy firWeFD but closed heavy
sf3 23@i8 50 for new Mess, closing % rs 30
for cash s3itg3i D for old do, and $50 for
Prime also,, 80 bhls new Mess, seller all
the year, so. Total stock, old and new 0bAO-
Der 1fifst 1886, Al ,G65 bbIs same date last
month, "a ,hos bbiss same date last year, 49,,
II BEEF i2 steady totaf stock, old and new,
October LIST, 1850, 8625 packages same date
last month, II ,2,0 packages same date last
year, 4Z,6lU packages. g ron
'inEEF ii AsisZ More active, to arrive, at
4Sci cuttpeals steadyi IA Lac fog shout
ders, and l74@l9Ize for hams. it
LARD Heavy aud lower, at l69l64c.
MONBY--Nery. easy al 81 10, b per cent.
chiefly at per cent. fffn nfafJ, fif't
STERLING-F Firm; at 1bsta 1887. Il fet
~ tG0LD-Active and 1ffner opening at I4e
deeilping ~. 1854 advancing 10 l467s and
closing at l4G4. f 100000
| GoVERNMEEr aTocKa- Shade easier. lii9l
FREIGHTs++Io Liverpool steady.4
I99a week. y6apk 81 statsnlent Loans s2Gs
| 800; decrease sl86jI; eifeuatidh sz,92ff $3.50 f;
increase Si45s6dgb legal tenders 81 s26s1zl |;
DECREASE JOS 4 deposits f2l3, a5, 7S5;
'decfease 81 ,eT,Sp. ''hi '3''N sinB.
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qtii,eI.iaIlali s5a ris29.a

= ~ tTNcINNArI, Oct. ].
q FLoUisLF1riner,a and prices in favor OF
sellers, but not quotably highergY superine
$40 b0gt Q0i trade brapds SIT 60@l ID 90. 900
z CoftR-FtfTneF at s0aslc.A t1r1N h@ii'
70 Unchanged; NO. l A5es gh3
4 WHIskY-FImer al ;Be, |
y M Ess POtK--I n speculative denlHnd, with
large sales at s32 z5GsBg so. at tile close il
was heldlal s33 ; hulk meats frmeT, holdets
asking fiIami6Lc.. bacon firm, shoulders
1870, clear sfdes g0ffd. hifG JEA1d
lLARD7+ null, at I7l4e, lis. l.satfrI1
CofToN-3ale, higher, and in demand,
sold at 4l'c., but at the close holders asked
4zc, 4Hff III 4HE HG j. 9llhH 10 HhiN
BurTEst-stJnfhanged,f beed,goi ma
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MONETARY 4 COMMERCIAL.

The call for money, IL bnt urgent, is quite
up to the supply. Owing to the growing
tendency TO credits, offerings are seruti-
nized with much care, and IL need surprise
no one If, when tho crops of corn, pork
and tobacco commence moving that great
aiflGulty Will be exneGienced IN negotiat-
ing loans even by strong parties. Az isl
pretty clear that lenders are not willing 70
take the risks of speeulations at prosPefy
tive prices, especially in view Of the in-l
cfeising volume Of Individual 'ciedfn IA
general business, FL a.fIal N bas
Although Iaoney continues very abuhd-
ant and cheap in New York, the indiea-
tions are not satisfactory TO careful obser-
vers. Speculation is thereby stimulated,
and reaction may come at any HOUR, and
IL viii he well for prudent IN a 20 90 stot0,
leaving tie risks 10 the reckless iBusipess
men should understand that it
will not be safe 10 make engagements
depending-on bans loans ltnta they Lave
secureit ne lednss IN the West there is no
probability of an easy market for money
for months 10 come.
Rates are unchanged, ranging from 10 10
lafar GENT, according Iotine and point Of
payment.
Exchange frmer, Buying from par 10
80 cents premium; selling II 50 premium.
Gold advanced, closing al 1855 In New,
N orlz y esteIday. Buying here, i44!
ufa Cd
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III. VERNoN, JuIy 10, Is6O.

liir'r sa Mt. VERNON, July 10, 1869.
Editors Of the Journal: -hf4 Fl
Please announce me as candidate to rep
resent this District I'm the next Congress.
believe in the immediate and uncon-
ditional restoration of this seeded States
TO the Union, as the only remedy to re-
store peace and prosperity to the country,
L am opposed to any further tinkering
with the Constitution, until all the States
are In their proper places and fairy repre-
aented. JOHN PITCHER.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
attention Union Men Fifth Ward.

All Union men of the Fifth Ward
desiring to take part in the Torch
light Procession of Saturday night,
are requested to enroll their names at
Philip Decker's Grocery, on Third
street, al oace. Let all turn out
j, M. WALLACE, Captain.
Boys CLOTHING. The largest as
sortment OF Boys Clothing ever
brought to this city, at 81 Main 81.
Sep25-tf S. N. SMITH Il Co.
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Notice.

EVANSVILLE, Sept %, 1866
The Office of the Superintendent Of
Public Schools, lover the Post Office J,
will be open from 8 to 9 o'clock, a. M,
each day, except Saturday Persons
having business with the Superinten-
dent, are requested to call at the time
and place above named,
CHAs. III. BUTTERFIELD,
DIV Superintendent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02

SPECIAL CAUmoN-Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup has become so popu-
lar that various parties have put out
articles calling them Mrs. Winslow's
Please take notice that the Mrs. WinsT
low Of the Soothing Syrup is not con-
nected with any other article.
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a NEW FEATgnE ~ ETnE MANU.

A New FEATuRE IN ETHE MANU-
FACTURINd ART-We have employed
all Eastern workman, who thoroughly
lAlderstands AL straw work, bleach
d f9t Stl; and sftePIng, S Cleaning is
ahd rqpaiFiRg 1fqr4aof every deseri,p-
tIpn. Any work of the above de
snripton entrusted to us, hereafter,
Will be dop4 NJ short notice, and will
Warfaht satisfaction. poa
ScHAPKER, BussINd x co.
Sept ~, IT, - sd
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BeT Ms. j. Hastings has com
laensed. rsssiVpg her FALL Millinery
Goods, Which She promises TO sell
cheaper than any sother~ house of the
kind in the city, Mrs. j. HAsTINgs,
No. 80 Main Street,
sept6dlm. (up stairs.)
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AND CONE. :

fNOAL AND COKE. A SUPERIOR
~ article OF Youghiogeny and Pittsburg
Coal and Coke. which | am prepared to
furnish 10 Biacksmfths and Brewers either
by river or rail, Coke sent either In noga-
uC heads or by car, al low rates. f.Islf .ti-..
Once corner Water Street and Fulton
i'll Avenue. h.Ia A. j. HJJTcHESON
sep2 dam
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-The river has fanens
III Inches up 10 yesterday mornings tpAL
since then mas risen . ihehesi now ~ ieft
8 inches in the channel. Weather clear
Thermometer 90.
PITTsBURG, Oct i.--RiVer six feet and
falling, Weather clear and mild,
The river continues TO fall rapidly, The
weather is growing cloudy and more rain
lilse..,.,,,. The additional arrivals yesterday
evening were the j. W Strader, st. Louis
TO CINCINNATI; Yorktown, st, Louis 40
Pittsburg; Superior, to Cincinnatii Ada
Lyon, to Green River. .,,.,t.,T The Evansville
and Cairo Packet Company met yesterday
at the rooms 81 Messrs. brown, Dunkerson
n Co, and perfected their organization by
electing john Gilbert, of s6olconda, PFesi-
dent and Capt. Gus Dusouehet as Secreta-
ry and superintendent Capt. j. V.Tnoop
was selected 10 superintend the building of
the new boat at Cincinnati. Capt. III. II.
Dexter we understand, takes com
J mand or thei Armada for the present.
He Is veteran steamboatman, and IL well
posted IA the packet trade,,.... Tile Supe-
nor came upIo tife wharf yesterday morn
ing, and was stripped OF all snperhuities,
and left in the evening IN command OF
Capt. j, V. Throop for Cincinnati TO be dis
nantIed, She staued out close behind the
r. w, STader, any gained on her all the
way TO the point, showing that she still
retained much Of the ability AS 20 speed
for which she was SO famous In her young-
er days.,........sThe Strader was flying light.
.,,,..,. The Golden Eagle laid here until
evening discharging cotton. She got
some freight for Cincinnati from Cox 4
Humphrey The Ada Lyon had nice
trip for Green River.
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-. Louis MauIrrI. e.

ff ST. LOUIS, October ],
FLoUR-Firm and unchanged.
WHEAT-A little easter, but not quotabIy
lower. uf .|t. U.r-ffI
CoRN-StrongeT 76mslc.
OATS-ffrm and unchanged.
POnK-Drooping; s33 80 It,iIll- iH tH-
hAGh-pee nIil,nnsse ar,ffae Lear ise
WHIsKY-steadya at 81 81. ~ Ga. IU
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MERCHANT TAILORING. - Gentle
men wishing garments made to order
can find the finest and pest selected.
shock Of piece goods at "A Main Street,
next 10 the WashiBgton Hotel, Prof
Mott will satisfy all WHO give him a
call, -, [septl9 If.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOE CORONER.

/ am an independent candidate for the
office of Coroner of Yanderburgh County.
aulI II JOHN BISCHMAN. 3
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/" 'a IA -! ia,4
f upN
For the Henderson Fair.

e. - The steamer NEwsBoY will
sAEaz''a''aA make two trips daily during the
Henderson County Fair, commencing oe-
tober 2d = leaving Evansville at IA and
IL o'clock am. each day, returning after
the Fair closes In the evening. A good
band of music will be provided on the first
trip down and the last trip up [sep2s DIV
"H fN tHEE8 fIffsfN .lN FNffIH
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,BRAE7-Is considerably higher, ana very
little 70 be had at sl7 90 70 slS % per ton.
FBHIT71 Green Apltes plenty AZ t5c 70 GOc.
per bHshel for common 10 choice. A little
Dried Bstfu Is offered, bat there Is. no ,deT
inand for It, + OSdatges are not III market.
a, few Lealo,is. which we've held at 50 Dd'pef
bbx. $3.50 '5s b8H5lo h51o t,f.o.
POTATOES - Have declined, and were
offered yesterday as low ag75eg per bhsheli
We quote 75e. 70 90c,
TOT in9hiDry Goods Mark et o. 10 odu
500 zgldi4ae I'll RfEW YqRE, Sept. 20,
I, he tobbe9g' prices at th6 Dry Goods FIX
ichAngs to-dayA Brown fsliebfingtA Stark
a, 2lA9sI sPspperil, E,e &c. !; "a; zU74c!
Isfeaeiled shiffings1 New York Mfils. ,45c. !;
24sTl M HEihiit5n H. 1s P asfia,
l9Ke.; Wsmsqttas i5c,ll Hoop Skirts BRAD
fey's, s712c to 81 %; Empress Trail !, 81 - !;
81 yssrsl Il X l., Il inch tapes. toto 7se. Shirts
LIN city Co., Nos. 4 and y, $40 30 !; Mo-
10, SIS mo- 200 $50. Paper oellars- Metro
pIliten Collar CO. Byron end GaHpitey No.
q 10 No. TO, Extra and SILVER Corrugated, go
70 $50 Magic Ifnffie, No. !, s9l ~ no 2, 81
No, 4, 81 90; Homemade, No ], 80 %; NO. 3,
So Nd. q, 50 co. Eieks 4 PressOtts 50c.; Me-
thuen, "A, 471ze. Stripes Amoskeag, 311ze.
III
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The following quotations are from the
ONCE Of VIZ. Lowry & Co., Bankers. Ho.1
First street, ft& &et 2" ~
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$50

Cen BnJ has written letter to Gen. n c gpSns
respecting the battle Of sho ayar ~ march Of his
army to savannah and arrived sooner ta and
he Was expected by the Lieutenant Genera AL s anu
that bnt for the arrival of his c9m@a da.str S
ond days fight would have resulted a sammaad
for the Union forces under zen. VrahV VIM
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COTTON FACTORS. ETC.

COTTON FACTORS, ETC. I
DogT,oCK, GRACE D JONES
a. b. Bos. ocE, JOHN GRACE, view Orleans; r. B.
"' = JONES, Carroll Parish, LaJ
Cotton Factors, Commission and Forwarding
MERCHANTS,
No 81 CARosDE LET STREET, NEW ORLEANS
A F. JONES,
cotton Broker,
1af coYmoS sTRgET
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MgRGHANTs,
a3 Poydra. street,
New Orleans,
AND CORNER OF MAIN AND WALNUT STREETS,
St. Louis
I AGET. TERRY 81 co.,
uLsRED 7. LACEY Memphis Tenn, Luerus H TER
RY, Late Of 81. Lous MOI
Cotton Factors and General Communication Mer.
chants,
NO. 50 CAROEDELET STREET,
New Orleans,
Solicit consignment Cotton, Hemp Rope Bsggng To
nses Produce and Provisions all kinds Domestic
Foreign Merchandise which shall have prompt attention
We are prepared make usual advances ship
,ep,s to our friends E. D. Morgan Co. Now York Lacey
McGhee Memphis, and ". s. Humphreys ST. Louis
HOWARD, PREsTeNs g. BARRETT.
Cotton and Tobacco FACTORS
CON AIss1ON MERGHA ATS,
hos Common street,
EEw ORLEANS, La.
r owr - uTGgOy-
ID M w viii W. 4 Johnson Co., New orieansj
COTTON FACTORS,
General Commission Merchants.
IS UNION STREET, NEW ORLEANS
DEAs, ADAMS & aAFF,
BENZ q & Ss Menus sssR v:'s ss s5
NO. 40 GRAvIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
| EDEY d. PINCKARD-
a. r. EDEY, wM NJ. PINoKARD, JRt3
Cotton Factors and General Communication Mer-
| chants,
No 80 COMMON STREET, NEW ORLEANS
HUNTINGTON q EKoTHER- @
: a. S. HUNFINGToN-B. W. HUNTINGTON,
Coaton Factors and General Commission
4 Merchants, u
No. 50 NAToHEz STREET, NEW ORLEANS. g
Gash advances consignrsn address and to
cur friends in New York and Liverpool s& aAs
NELLIs q FERGUSON.
tg IN. GIILIs, s. @. F2RGUsoN3 sst9@4
COTTON FACTORS,
4 Aaa Genera, Commissson Mercaantu,
oFFICE-Ne. IS oARoNDELET STREET, cp stairs.
NEW oRLEAEs
ma M. COPELAND 81 co.
Costan Factoaa.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
50 oarondees street New Orleans.
CHALMERS q KapoN-
CA H CHALMERS, U. S. BOOM
COTTON FACTORS
Aad General Commission Merchants,
..- NO 1873 GRAyIER STREET, "a
. New Orleans
U GEsSsTREET, OWEN a Co.,,
COTTON FACTORS
- ... t... f- HF s-ANp- @ ~ ' We
ii @enerai Comsaaissinn Merchants
NO 81 UNION STREET,
New Orleans
$, puT1.ER, TERRY az co.,
BAXTER j. BUTLER, yleksourg, Miss, ADAM GIEFg
= New Orleans, THoS. L. TERRY, Trensea La, EDER. NJ
RICHESON yicksburg Miss.)
~ Cotton Factors, General Cosrn,IssIon nnd
Forwarding Merchants,
No. 81 Poydrss street, dreat office upstairs,
: LIZA MILTON, 81 BUNNHCA, essT-
I'd I,,,S- ,,u.u.L,s ra,,, s4sR.
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GAS CONSUMERS READ THIS
wrNeHEsTER,s PATENT IMPROVED LASAsriF %
BURNER is the most convenient Burner ever IN use f0s
| will usver corode rust or burn out For SAFE y
I sbues and his agents this CITY, ONCE at y Moore
| Gas FITTING Establishment No "a Baronae street
Bevare of spurious articles for sale in the aarsss Gas
,t,.s cleaned and repaired Al 81 Baroppe stssst
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THE LY,E KENruokY DUEL.-The Frankfort
Yeonas obtains the following account Of the late

Kentucky iuel:
Scott eo1 S Between ts Captain Joe pesha late of
the Can't, errste army, and Captain alexander
KimbrousSof the Federal army, in which the the
latter MA severely wounded above the mp; me
former was SHOT through the coat. psoaaoG sto o!
i've sbots sfre exchanged They were seconds
by Major Mcdowell, OF Cynthlana' anu o''p ''''-'
Long, of ellington.
were use1 L the fight between Henry Clay and
John RanslInb The difficulty was relative to
private md tier which had no conhe0''oi wa
politics
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90 Orleans Dailp Gresteut.
MORNING, APRIL II, 1866.
Texas Intelligence.

zHr
Nhe JEFFERSON 'lihplecute homlhates Hon. u. II.
all erson of Red River county, for Governor
I'LL, raeard to the crons of nortbeaetarn Teves
III ri..,i,or+a so,,s
ub 'i', 49,, 80 49,,
Rur farmers report their crops as looking fine
at dong Welis Inc wheat crop was never more
Wbmlsihg al inns season OF the year.
fhe late storms have interrupted the mails and
,enpraphic communication in every direction in
he State. We hope everything will be going
again next week. Houston Telegraph.
r ,tvEsrox Corrox sr.rr,,rsr
GALyEsroN saturday, April T.
This year l86o-sl
.,..sc. ,,.. Bales. Bales,
SSs;G this week N I'LL nort Is2a Si92
Rsc d previously at this port I27s73 e9,o37
Red NJ other ports..t, ls592-l6l7oi 2396O-l29l57
Enodi TO E Ers Britain to date 4,19 5s'gpS
Enod a to o, France oisa. can;,,::; 1879 500
% p5rts .,..,..I.,1 1870 $500
EHd to Mexico, .,..,.....,.. 100
ESp 70 ne~ oaleahS'' 4Tso HoZf
E Exp to New York ..,.,'', ~ AL 23g2s
Expd to Boston ,.....,.,.. 79S9-l5,S1 220A-l22s72
!, ,,,,,o,
Cleared sl'pp'u NV 1854 Gals
7 JAMES soRLEY
Mr. English, an actor stopping in the city, fell
intoi White Oak Bayou Sunday night from the
raiH pad bridge. Mr.. Walter, another actor, see
mo Him IN great daneer Of drowning, Jumped in to
sayeIhi,n. Struggling in the water both became
eyhal listed and would certainly have been lost had
itnot been for DR.. t,John J. Burroughs, who hap
pencil to be passing and saw them in their distress.
Eitht moments hesitation he pitched IN, and
no tlout much diiicuity anu sre . ,aahs t ~
hln'sth saceeeaeu III uis'iaish's ''oni wv" VI
az 1ii9. ,,;,h dood and ba5 m he cara.
s,r h v tha edoctor to avoid defnncton.
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|saM oNRoE. Corn planted prior to the
Bspeeping out of the ground and looking
Iy8Neh. Our planters are taking advan-
Apresent fine weather to get III their
IhTwho have had time to visit us, speak
cheerful manner Of their agricultural
Cotton planting will be generally
Il in this region next week.
!gs3 Aberdeen South 9Th.