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NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANsPoRTA-
~ Tb0N COMPANY.
OFFICE AND DEPOT:
COMMERCIAL BUILDING, No. Louisiana ay
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
This Company Is new prepared 10 do
GENERAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA.
TON BUSINESS
TIE and from New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, Alexandria Richmond, Peters
burg. Norfolk, Lynchknrg, Charlottes-
Vile, Winchester. Barrisonburgh,
Stanton, Lexington, Salem,
aud Bristol, in Virginia;
Knoxville, Tennessee; Weldon, Goldsboro', VIII
mingtsn. Nswbern, Raleigh. Greensboro,
Salisbury, and Charlotte, N. O.;
and to and from
All Stations on the Orange and Alexandria, Nfr-
einia Central, Virginia and Tennessee. Rich
nopd and Petersburg, Petersburg and Vel
don, Wilmington and Weldon, Atlantic
and North CAROLINA, Raleigh and
Castor, add North Carolina
Central Railroads..
As rapidly as possible the Lines and Agencies OF
the Company will be extended 10 other States, of
which due notice will be given.
The tariff Of charges 10 based upen fair business
principle yielding q reasonable profit to the Con
psDy, without being oppressive TO the public Upon
this basis IL confidently presents its claims for fair
share Of patronage, relying upon pts large capital
and the chars eter of its officers and agents for that
public confidence essential to success
de H ly A. CHAPMAN, Agent.
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EIKEMENS INSURANCE 60 OF WASH
L lNGTON AND GEORGETOWN
OFFICE No. I, over Bank Of Washington
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS, 1897.
..... 8 200 900
SURPLUS FUND....-.............. 70 ono
Property Of all kinds insured for a year or less
period. - ~
terms. eoi'
No charge for policies.
JAMES ADAMS. President
samuel GLopley, Esau PickIell,
Robert " hfte, Of Georgetown.
VIM. iIson, Thamas Parker,
John Barclay, Richard Barry,
Sam ! Rtdfern, Ch,s w Davis
II. frep1h, T. Ed. CLARK,
Andrew ROCKWELL, Of Washington.
The Directors in Georgetown are authori red nv
the Board TO renew Policies and take risks In
Georgetown.
ia IS COON ABEL @. DAVIS, ssc'ry.
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SEoRrr pIsEAsEsI sloRlT BIsKAsAsi
sAAARIrAS's eIFri
SAMARITANS GIFT!
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
"Yes, A Positive Cure for
GONOREGA. GLEET, STRICTURES, e.
Contains no Mineral, no BSlsam, Ne Aercury.
o~l, Ten PiIls 70 b Take. to Eject q Ore
They are entirely vegetable, having ne smell ncs
1 nrs the stomach bowels Of the NEST delicate
:. osF ss.niy fosI PTss.lsd b ss sf.ts.ss
gplys,y s Of % one Of u, men
s.,. 81
Mercury, try Sshhen1BIr.Ns a1rr
Sent by mail IN . plain envelope
fTies~hale packages, e.. Female, g.
sosoIUIA, GLCEks, seREhs, ysifeorTrs,
rrfff 81 Fill Df eGE1s. s9sFhlln
offered "a ,he Rs sssEiss R0' Siys az
skMhsITkNs ROOT AID aEEB yUfcI ss
an. 1RS rs%sS s,..
and g:rRs :.s1 and s not
ssI that for p DO s6 yfr In 'ryss
ia %s q Hhks gths
yin 90 veil srs!s Esd q sn s
SLMARITANS CHANCRH WASH
Price 8 cents: Full directions
WAT THE sURGB0SsSAY oFTHI
lTANS REMEDIES
aOr BOARD TIE STEAMSHIP Cora RIGA Feb
TPsiisde lphia-bcar sirs: Please send me one ere1
nnfxonr Samaritan vGift by Adams q Co d Erprexs
90 Is to reach me og the 18Th As We sail thai DAY.
Itndins !, 70 be What 1,hsu r,ePrsssStedI DO NOD
"I0u"' very r'''sSsygas s boasrr, Surgeon.
"Auantic Mail Steamship %, Ny.
prsncShDst 'oeeo Be-, nHsi fSS foa
Sid BY 8. oALyERr FORD. corner nth stree
and Penney lvsuis avenue
HENkY COOK. Alexsndrfs. my Cd
uAPPINEss Oh MISERY THAT is NH
6 sshSiRRf or N and
MEDICINE, "have ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ofex-
pense-to issue, free, fOr the benefit of suffering
humanity, D four Of thsir most Instructive ADO Ia
tions Nervous disability, Premature Decline, In
digestion, Weakness, Depression, or Ignorance %
Pkysiology and Nstures Law. These Invaluable
ssyfns thousands and Win be Forwarded free the
receirt OF four stamps, by addressing Sseyslary
P1tsiss Cabinst q Asatossy sd hsdseist, se3
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU AND I'M
III PROyEB ROSE ASH cures secret and deh-
little NO change In diet, no inconyeniesoe, and
no 81 pp<ure IL 10 pleasant In taste and odor i'm
p %sss 4 " : 0 ~ ''1 ssss
COIp PENs-Just received a full as,ortmentof
" Newtons celebrated GOLD PENS. Torsals
at n sufscturers prices.
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RAILROAD LINES.
DALIiAURk AND OHIO RAn.soAD.
ID NAsHIsSroS, January 8, 1888,

BALfiA0A Az $500 SnlS sA jsSS.11 ia,
&&&ss ssss,ssE=yW
n6Sn are ssp ra az s nsk r..
FOR BALTIMORE.
:, Leave daily ss &c sund.y, $3.50, I.s, ana
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
7Rpm
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave ats and $40 N and at 30 and 90 pa
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
t- sts's :. Me- aud % a. m, s.d as D m. No
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave att 30 =. N. and so sndTN
For WAY STATIONS.
Leave NJ ID o. m. and ~ p. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except Sunday, att 81 a. N. And7s
on Sunday at 70 .. m. only. cOnnectins a, ReIa,
Station with trains nom baltimore 70 Gheelins,
THRoUGh TfcKErs 70 the Wee, ca. b. he'd .,
the Washington Station Ticket Once At all hsuna
can T.lesTspb IHildihs; PenssyIrsnis syssss.
EsT Ssw 1Tf hue Od Boston, 80
w s sSITh ass.sT q e rrsn.sor..uos-
oc Sn GRO 2. KooNTZ. Agent, wsshisgtoa.i
1HBnGGr LINE BtTwkEN wAsHINGr01
Il PHILAbBLPhIA AND NEW YORK.
&ES..ss 80
WAsHISsToS. January s. 1885,.
Trains bet-een Washington and New YoTk are
FOR NEW YORK without change OF cars,
Leave daily except Sunday at7Ss N. and $50
FoR SEw YORK. changing car. at Pbrsa.I-
Lesve daily Except Sunday at up q m. and
FOB rHILapELPHIA,
Leave daily except Sunday at Z .s and Ills O.
N :, and as and 7:Sp m
on SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New York at $50 o. m ezly,
Leave for Philadelphia st 7.S O. "a only.
Sleeping carr for New York on 7sS D. m. tra,a
Ing car run only to fhil.relphia
Through itch cts to PHILADELPHIA New York, OF
Boston. can he had ~ the Stion Office all houra
In the day a. we'll ti,shew offcs in the Amer
lean Telegraph Baildins. PennsyIvsnia avenue,
between Al and sth streets
See Baltimore ard ohio Railroad advertisements
sspolis, and the West.
w.P SMITH, Master OF TrsnsSortatior,
L. M. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
oc SN GEO. EOOSTZ. Agent, wsshington.
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"a JAMES ToPHAh = CO.'S ~
TRUNK, SADDLERY,
AND
Nj LlTAR EQUIPM MINT
MANDATORY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
~seO1
SEVENTH STREET,
One Door NORTH q Odd FsRotss' Hnu,
Where they continue TO manufacture and h.,.
on sale . large and fine assortment Of
TRUNKS, vALTSEs,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
SADDLES, HARNESS,
HORSE COVERS,
MILITARY HORSE EQUIPMENTS,
SWORDS, BELTS,
HAvEBsAeKs, WHIPS,
BITS. SPURS,
AT Low PRICES.
REPAIRING
Trunks &c. repaired promptly and thoroughly,
THREE SILVER MEDALS
Awarded " the Maryland Institute Of BaItfmor.
october slst, 1884; Also, the highest prem,nm -
bronze medal, ~ the Metropolitan M.shanio-, II
stitnte Of Washington, d. O., in lae1 In
SOLE AGENTS
FOR District Of Columbia and Alexandra. ".
FRANK MILLERs ''
CELEBRATED PREMIUM
HARNESS OIL.
Dealers supplied at the lowest
Fab
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FROM laber-Droit des Gems. De
u Cus,y1Dicti onnaired ia Diplomatic ct DIN CONSUL
Weiss-Code du DrOit Maritime Internationaj .
vols. Feli1 ct Demangest-Traite du Droit Inter
International, vols. Demensch-Manu Prntinne
du Consulat. Moreuil- Manuel des Agents Con
tulaires. De Cussy-Reglements ConsuIaire. De
Msrtens-Guide Eiplomstiques, 2 vols De ClercaD
rormulaire des Chanoelleries, 2 vols. Moreuii-
DictionRaire des CkaRcelleries, 2 vols WHEATON
Elements du Dreit international, 2 vols. Wheat
en-Histoire dee Progress du Droit des Gems. vols.
no - FRANCk TAYLOR.
DOQUETS.-Boquets, Cut Flowers, wreaths
ID Garlsnds, BapRing Baskets, Plants Of all de-
scription. he had at the well known establish
ment Of JOHN II. SMALL, 9Th st.. Georgetown
hight de q -ealms
FOX CRACKERS,
D tux CRACKERS,
FOX CRACKERS,
n W. BURCHEBL,
"a . u Corner of l4th and streets.
EiGHf YEARS IN CONGRESS, by Hon. 9. 8.
s,ne: Wv T;ii bouInss Hand Book Of the Steam In:
fSnesn on Radiation. FriekeS euint,lion.
yRAACK TAYLOR.
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i tent of England and secured by the seals Of
the Eeole de Pharmscie de Paris and the Imperial
College Of Medicine, vienna.
Trissnar No I, 10 the enectual remedy for Relax.
ton, Spermathorrhoea, and Exhaustion Of the
System Triesnar No has entirely superseded
the naseous use of Copavis, Oubebs, &C. Tries-
mar No. il the infallisble remedy for all Impun
the use OF mercury and all other deleterious ingrs-
dients.
able Losenge. Secured from the cfeetsIef climate
And changes Of pbers, in tin at IS each
or four o. cases in one Tor %, and In 81 eases.
thus saving %. Divided in separate doses a. Ad,
ministersd BY Vslpess, Salamanca, Rosx, 30.
Wholesale and retail by DR.. BARROW, No. lsl
BIessksr street, New York
TO be had also OF 8. O. FORD, No. $50 Pa: ave-,
corner nth st. seps-6m
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Dwell known and entirely reliable remedy Tor Sc
eret Msladies, 10 for sale By ell Drugaists Prics
q per bsttle. ian lo-eeiy n
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OFFICES.
sI4 AND 2I9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
no A-u
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ThOhPsONs fOMADE OPT!EM - Tor I'm
the II air. u far superior to any other Ponade az.
tabt Prepared by Y. O. WELLS 4 CO.. New
York. and sold by ell Druggists, Price Se and 7sc
Der hottie.
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UIELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU AND I'M
III PROvEB ROSE WASH cures secret and deh-
case disorders. In gil their stages, at litte expense
little or no change In diet, no Inconvenience and
no exposure. His pleasant In taste and odor, i'm
mediste in It's action, and free FROM all injurious
ppODertiea. No -
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COLp PENs-yust received q full assortnent or
" Newton y celebrated GOLD PENS. Tor sale
at n aufscturers prices.
TAYLoB
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In DeSoto pa7i:h, La, August 10, 1906. AH.yrv =
-cMICHAEL, aged seven mob this and five d5vs =
IT Of Dr.. SamuI ard NJ. J. IcAichael. '1''g1,
Darling babe, thourtIgone to rest.
With isngel5 now in. heaven above
Left US t3loa hast, to ioia the blessed
To yorS1es home cftoy and love.
Grieve rs,t, mother, that It's 80.
Thy b5be IS now frdm sufieri2r Frsr
'Though.' meath the gfaSe, so DARK ana r.-
Now l:ss thy darling ASNTc Lzg. w.
Then, ualther, dry the falling tear
NM, Aad ii:'sh m .2;n ~ gushing SGD,
Thou catlst nos "lsh fhy ASaIg here -
From ih9t biest.hohe above tie A.
No, leay=s her, mother, let her seee.
Her PFins, AND cares and tolls nj. d.
Then, luiher, mother cease TO weef,
Aud FIR thy ANEIE mourn no MOI
Thou caastnoF brjng}her back "a thsa
Thou ivoeldst not take her from, Isr,.,
But ihos nfay$t 90 t0her and see wv
How isris.it is III hi her abode
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CoTToN-The following statistical information will
be of constant to planters, factors and buyers:

SourH CARoLINA-The Sonth Carolina legislature
has postponed further legislation the negro code
until the regular session. Resolutions have been in
troduced and referred the committee on federal rel
officially that the is ended in South Carolina also
requesting the discontinuance of provost courts and
the restriction of the jurisdiction of the military courts
within the limits prescribed by the articles of war.
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In vOr53ag lGrnr IA inv anal 100,
csr;or, i + r,rtbar H. VII.
M L;J T. 80 4 tr st'.' - so
5r-jo,,, s;r,astt IN 49, '. - "a TEE,
Non I:,s Inv d,rIi7, 1 - "a anu low,
s '''a -. az LIZ
thcn' toat&ef, Gyy thf falling tear,
AuA t':tN3 1Ae c.A9-tlaHh gushing Sigh
ihou casst AoS "ESh jay ANEIe here
FROM 'H&& oses'' AoIa2 ABOVE the skr.
No, Leave her, motbeE, let her sleen
Her pFirs, and cares and tolls M.
Then, liher, lu5therg cease TO weefl y
And f5r thy ANEIE mourn no mon
Thou ca.zt5 moi. brtrqtber hail, =, a.
Thou tg9sldst NOT take 5nr fra, ' 'I,
But thos 1iayst 90 to.hsr and tC,' -.sf God
How lzf5sitt Is n mi her ah,.Tr
-----------------.--Es- .---+----- r D
! ADytRIIsEIgErl
TN r,szy, Epr7r,rr~
e4, r.-a~- : ? - -i-'-'
10 t1e estera OF tae 18TH, aud the Gszs.ecf
the ISL, PnoHSlt4 2Hra tor the purpose Of ref,r
certain sanderc.ls run1rs which had been snro53
aoro@a Ri; % a$ Honar and character ID con
ago, with L n Barr d this city by which ans .5,a,
3st tic sun VI: *359 IN the HoutaIF cssera of tba
2otl, an" tAe gazette OF the 2oth ult., MIR Durr on
pears "a lengthy communication for the purpose IF
"tahoIaiA& thet Facts ana circumstances Of the cqsS
pa5n an lnyestgi6n by sait or otherwise could be-
is aa n q u. 2I j 4l g at a35 sao"i2 4s Ro
states my laying b2w BEFORE the public 1laia g,5
entire st&temtnot the acts qud circumstances Of h
g%f, Ithe gentlsman dist&es to have it termed di
Hcul' as tueuoceurred, together with the whole c5r
reSPohaehce, Eefoasin Is it passed between Us
On the 4th day Of May last, the Sisters of the Con
vent were 10 PaJ to Gapf H. NJ. Mutt through mvpart
hef ana my sell Us lnelr agents, tue sum Of $1,000 II
currency; T. ~ Ael! handed a sight draft drawn
oy hluSe on 9py ger y Sandldgo, of New Orleans for
egygo, anu SKY Gay note drawn by himself in favor
DUfF agreed 70 sh Tor ilm the former at per cent
ana Inc latter ~ "a per cent. discount presented
them TO MT DUR at the counter; he cashed then,
&9npung ct 70 9G $3.50 As he paid 1t out to me, in
No. d. N lggpFF
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pirar TnfalliganE.sl
A-I q 4AlJDAIAto N---l0'
n-r, -, mn, S,c,r,.-Ir-NN ssrEENr

O. .
-.., ~ er ,.s. t'o,'i has been dry and
cool and witha very pieGsan-j"st the KIM o. "e@.S'
"a save what little is left of the cotton crop.
So or last re,ort the river opposite This point
N-9 W, -. -. ~ vas Lost ,,i-b+
has receded ABOUT elgAtesii ilo4'e9 ~
IS it, above the lowest watermark OF last season. re
norts from, above this ant represent the river low and
~: rro o,,ss Of hoats reach Jefferson
i"l',ns' lHe s'''''.e ,.r,,t ma M t,rIos
with full trelghts without dllcuAtF' lt4o ~"
packets find plenty Of water from this point out TO 40
an 4t brs;,,.Ez ,4r:raa
Business on the londng has been rather doi! during
The past week-the arrivals and departures peAs ie"
The following is our memoranda:
wFDyEspAY. September of-The New Orleans and
,hoo,1rt IyaetI, nacct Tavitrator koups master
frop, the civ toaa, az davs ont with rather
i;lt +r;1 her freight
M az 40 ;tr aIIest inc gft n il the infe1-
lion Of the Kouns brothers to make weekly trips with
tba Navicaor as long as the water permits leaving
NJ 80 every Wednesday morning at ID O'Clock
She She Viii take M freight at 5Ot 775c 2 bbI
IT. NJ TreTTght swift mack Irene cantaiu Harvey
Trnt arrived from the city to-day four DAYS ont with
oa If he hest trips Of the season When she left the
~ sbo had all tbe freioht she wanted and cabin iu
of y,esen,trers II was what might be called bully
Trim
TIe steamer billiard left to-day for some of the plan
tations below this point.
Tho liner lizzie Tate captain Barnes on the arrival
Of tbe cars left for New Orleans with 1875 bales Of
cotton al 'ie ca1,,e se ,t 5v to fT we b seem
III
i"f T,,sn,v Senten,ber 27-Tbe Jefferson packet
Moe Fellows captain @on nm, sr ~ trim "
rom tue Gtobr The billiard came in to day
lRAi, below this nont fving LIGHT
itq Th ny III EI cot OF for JIurricnre JIus to-
IHe ~ tot,it e. ta ~ ~ frnioLt
bn Na Orleans naetet irene captain Harvey Hcth
RI e. ~ - - Ia, Nth Iigbf FREIGHT Int fair
let Tor the city To-Day, WIN ls 5I f thc
rst o, an an 10 View 0rc9ns
TO he mustered out of service It is the intention Of
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We t!ke pleasure in publishing the card Of Lee
CIandolli& Co. cotton factor ana general commission
MERCHANTS, i@8 Grayicr St, New Orleans. Col Lee
Crndal has strong claims upon our people He served
with distinction throughout the late war as an officer
nlhe Confederate army. Besides be is frst-rate
business man, and wthal as cevera gentleman as one
generally meets with. We trust our merchants and
planters will lend him helping hand
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What's the latest and sweetest thing in bonncts
The ladies' faces to be sure
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while "a the city few days since, stepped into
III: groccEy house of Barnett Shepard No As Maya
&.e st, Kew Orleans and grasped by the hand our old
friend AMI former fclowcitizen, Mag j. V. Lindsay
whom wg found looking remarkably well. His many
friends IN this place and Jefferson will be glad to know
that the Haor is the polite and agreeable gentle
MIN III the days of yore aud fill bill of gro
ce:ies iuat as easy rs rolling off log We would re-
mark that this house has Of the largest stocks Of
groceries lin the city and the proprctors arc old and
gxDCricuted merchants See card
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We puioliSh this week the card Of Samuel A. Moore
10, merchandise brokers' &c Camp st. New Orleans
81 Rainy, the junior partner, is well known to our
o citiztn8 as a fine business young man and one
verify Of their esteem Any one having business re-
aons Of that kind in the city should not fail to give
HIM csll
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More RADIcALtsH-An Austin dispatch, of the 2 18th,
says that Gen. Sheridan had telegraphed to Gov
Throckmorton that he had ordered Maj. Smith not to
permit arrests on account Of the BRENNAN Affair."
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~. Valid, editor Of the Iberye South, Informs the
New Orleans Picayuue that the cotton and crops
% BIS parish will turn out very we'll The former has
saffFed b't little by tue large part Of the
c1tae cropiRiH be kept for seed
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Thcre a5e $4,000 idle negroes in the city of Wash
iPgton, WAC have neither means disposition to
o5tsin an 'honest living. The Tribune asks northern
farmers I'd give them employment Mr. Webster once
told distinguished senator that be skinned his own
sEneksn
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Kentucky planters say that the tobacco crop of the
present is the best known in that State.
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An exchange says one hundred and twenty-nine
years ago yesterday, Sept %, 1880 the Hebrew resi-
dents of New York State DISTINGUISHED by a vote
Of the legislature The radical descendants Of these
old legislators have made considerable progress in the
extension Of suffrage since that time, but whether for
the better or not is question not altogether clear
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GRNs. PmcE AND SHELDY.-The Pieaynne of the
Goth ut says Mr.. George Burton, just arrived at Gal
weston from Cordcva, Mexico, informs the News that
Gen Price was sick when he left. Both Price aud
Shelby would be glad to get back if they could return
safely.
Mr.. Barton tried to make living at Cordova but
had to give it up lie reports that the liberals
steadily regainng possession of the strategic points
and it was the general impression that Macmillan was
nrenaring to leare.
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Scoop Nor MARsHALL.-Wc find the following no
tca Of tt iborality Of the merchants Of Marshall in
the TyerEReporter of the Goth ult, The merchants
Of Shrcy portshould not be outdone in the premises
Vo arf informed by Col J. G. Robertson, that Mr..
A.W. Fdrguson has subscribed So, COO stock in the
Southern Pacific railroad, and seeing the challenge of
Me9srs. CT G. Gregg & Co. TO subscribe as much as
an body Else, he has enrolled them for like sum All
right gentlemen. Who else will enter lists?
What silall say for DeLsle & Co., E. & B. Jacobs,
Hamilton i Co, C. II, Skinkle, Cummings, Morrison
20, and many other mercantile friends at Mar
shall and Shreveport.
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The reported appointment of Gen. Dix as minister
France is denied and the report of his Appointment
as naval officer at New York confirmed.
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EaAsE paplaiz II the Eotchitochcs Times, thus
iaaAy tPo7sls. or some geographical errors in a
weti53s jsgut
We Aora 20 Le .Eeused as t'tt day we were lgbIr
9ri7.1cl, AID consequently couldn't read our nroef
correctly
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Gold closed in New York on the 26th, at I45} and
cotton at 374 to 39!.
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BY reference to an advertisement in another column
will be that the collection of the tax for the
steam fire engine has been extended for three days
Those Interested should read the notice.
Aessrs Hyams & Kennedy, druggists, on Texas
street are in receipt Of very large stock Of fresh
drugs and medicines, purchased by Mr. Kennedy
in New York. They are fully prepared to fill orders
from the country to any amount. These Young men
have evinced energy and perseverance that entle
them to liberal patronage. See advertisement
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-03

II redent editorial, the New York Herald says
eve rcgjrd tho contest between the president and
congress ais virtually decided by Maine. We bow to
}e Judgment Of the people Of Tie mighty north, and
We rust Pat The president will shape his course ac
cprcinglyh
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-03

GEN. GRANT AT THE THEATRE.-We read in an ex-
change the following interesting scene which occurred
in Cincinnati during the presidents tour. We have
had it by telegraph but will bear repetition Gen.
Grant at Woods theatre, and some soldiers sur
rounded it and expressed desire to see him at the
door. What followed is told by of the reporters
g / cannot and will not see them. Please tell their
commander to come to me-
The manager communicated with commander I f.
Baker, who, with pompous show and mighty tread
marched into the theatre, and with others, including
our reporter, entered Gen Grants private box With
out giving captain Baker moment to say single
word, Gen. Grant approached and said in firm tone
"SIR; am no politician The president of the
United States my commander-in-chiet | consider
this demonstration in opposition to the president of
the United states-Andrew johnson. If YOU have
any regard for you will take your men away. |
am greatly annoyed at this demonstration. | came
here to enjoy this theatrical performance will be
glad to see you all tomorrow when the president ar
riyes'
This was terrible punishment, and captain Baker
\ iihdrew. smariins severely under the lash
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-03

DEATH " BIsHor GREGGs FANILY-A Texas ex-
change says wide circle of friends throughout the
corntry WI! regret to learn of the heavy domestic af
Fiction thA has just bcallen bishop Gregg of the epis
coral diocese Of Texas. The cholera has broken ont
suddenly It San Antonio, his residence and, as it al
wa is in, that limestone water section has proven
ver@ iUtal1 Among its victims learn by private
lott,r is The bishops eldest daughter and husband-
They had but lately been married By the vicissi-
tpds of tie war the bishop lost his eldest soma blow
tha nearly Frustrated him. This additional and grev
stroke will call for all the patience and christian
lortitudc dis truly amabe and excellent minister IS
50 &minently endowed with. We tender him our
l4h1S tfalt ssrp,patbv IN Efs ravorn tr;oI
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-03

J. B. Lewis, Jr., on the corner Of Spring and Texas
street. invites the attention of country merchants to
his large and well selected stock Of boots and shoes
hats, caps, &C. just from the manufacturers hands
We bear evidence that his stock is very large and
he guarantees to sell at New Orleans prices.