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New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
TURKEY.

LONDON, Jan. A telegram from the East an
nounces that the Sublime Porte has consented to
allow foreign ships of to convey away such per-
as wish to emigrate from Gambia 1t is also re-
ported that the Turkish forces have been successful
in another battle with the Canadians
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
sPRINGFIETD.
NEW.UAMPSUIRE,

M
| CONCoRp, n. H., Jan. 4-Gov. Smythe, the present
incumbent, positively declines being considered
| candidate for reelection.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
PORTUGAL.

LISBON, Jan. 4.-The King of Portugal opened the
session of the Cortes yesterday. In his address he
invited their attention TO the organization of tho
army and the existence Of Slavery in the Colonies
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
WESTERN RIVER NAVIGATION

Dr r.LsGRAPH rnE TRIBUNE
CAIRO, JAN 4-No steamers have arrived from any
point since yesterday evening The Ice Is very heavy,
and fears arc entertained of gorn about Columbus
QUIscY, Jan AThe river open at this point aud the
ferry boats run regularly
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
ILLINOIS.
TIIE SENATORIAL QUESTION.

. :
n rELrGRlTG rRIBuSA
CHCAGo, Jan. 4-The Senatorial question has be-
come very interesting. The Republican of this morn
ing, in n very long and elaborate editorial attacks
Mi Trmbull arguing from his record that he is de-
fcicnt in courage and in Radicasm. 1t demands a
soldier for the place and suggests that Logan can
afford to wait IL naITows down the choice TO
Ogesby and Palmer, without indicating preference:
The JOarpdl of this evening prominently copies and
indorses the dictum of The Republican.
SPRINGFIELD.
SPRINGFIELD H. Jan. THE city is fast filling
up with members of tho Legislature and politicians
in anticipation of the meengof the Legislature next
week .James Dinslnore Of White Side County will
most probably be elected Speaker. Gems. Palmer
aud Logan have arrived and there is much activity
in the Senatorial canvass.
The National Lincoln Monument Association last
evening adopted memorial TO the Legislature ask
ing for AN appropriation and charter of ncOrp0ra
tion, the organization being how merely united
under general laws.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
TIE AMERICAN YACHTS.

CowEs, Jan. 4.-Prince Christian made visit to
the American yachts yesterday, and was received
with all the hOnOTs
LONDON, Jan. 4.-The american yachtsmen, by
Royal invitation, went TO Windsor Castle to-day.
The doors of all the London Clubs have been
thrown open TO the yachtsmen, and they are warmly
welcomed wherever they appear in this city
Great preparations are being made by the Royal
Thames Yacht Club for the banquet which they give
TO their brother yachtsmen tomorrow.
PARIS Jan. 4.-The American residents here have
invited the gentlemen of the American yachts to
grand banquet in this city,
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 4.GTeat interest lie felt here
in the recent Ocean Yacht race. The Imperial Yacht
Club propose to extend an invitation to the adven-
turous yachtsmen to visit Russia.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4The steamships Arago, Capt Gads'
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05

The bnl rcpcals the section of the ConfiscatOn bill,
which empowers tie President to issue proclamation OF
general AMNESTY when Ina s Judgment IL shall be- cxIedi
crt originated In the House and having passed the
senate without amendment goes 10 the President
for his approval .-
ADJOTRNNENr.
ON motion Of Mr.. RAMSEY rep, MIMI, IL was or
dcrcd that when the Senate adjourn II bc TO meet on
Monday. - 81,
Mr. EDAUNDS called up the bill to regulate the tenure
~ office, but without proceeding 10 its consideration the
Scnat,, at $40, adjourned till Monday.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
KANSAS.
THE sFNATORsHIP

THE SF\ArORStIIP.
d TRIBUNE
LEAvENwORTH, Jan. S.-'rhe friends of Senator
Ross are confident of his reelection for the long te
but nj present the chances are doubtful.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4.-The steamships Arago, Capt Cad
den and Iowa, Capt. Craig, have arrived out.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-20
Agency.
NORRIS HAG0AR,


leOnvs HA0OAR,
l1lvespooe, Ensann4s,
EsTABlISH9p spssislly m ,hs ps.r
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ltslak servants
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mseAaaiep.
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n saeh one engaged. and sasss usss se
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h tand Ia tks eagissh nssheis. 9suA Z
MasAssssy, uuss, Pkts,s, fogs. Ws,shes
ouandisu, and Wis.,, viii receive NJ
sws pssssaal attention,
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II Jedessso. Tssss, seesiy twsaty ysars
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Aays MD hsrstofors, they viii pow.
ssfelly APPEAL 70 The Northsrs p:spIs
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nv assortment u Cooking Htssss II
IVA soapl%tr ! hAve ~ aeoa Stoves ~
~ maAs Ia sh< Urittd Htaicu, which |
vili sll sAsspss INA yos 1aa h~s slsr.
vhess. etssW, With Fihsrn Coohipe
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III VAN HOOK
nssvAsh. Apstl ~, 81.
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y both Houses will agree to Id.
josfn u Oct,Scs, tho impeachment
question will not b. callG up, but
The report aud testimony viii 60 b..
fore the people. Should a. October
session b denied, thsn inpeschmss'
will Be pressed to square vote, the
yeas and nays called, aud the Re.
pablicana will DO compelled to 20
apoa the record, for or against
Thew are membern Of the Js1isiasy
Connittes, who are preparing III
rspoFt, who sesm confident that thsy
90 carry majority Of the Hons
IN \ when thu testimony is made
public
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cmAs n wyNNE 4 90,

GHAs n WyNNE 4 60
Dealers In Agricultural implemsns-,
No l7s Gvssiss ~, Nsw Orleans
Orders for the above machinery soil
cited by
u q GNEa0 Il GO. Agents,
Marshall, Tesas
Al whose sInra .ooms STAPLES can DO
examined snd tested
~ Cash b accompany all oricrs
sold for lowest cash price.
cotton takeh In exchange NJ he mar
ket ssias IN day Of delivery
April 6 d
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New Advertisements.

:
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j. A. BRAI1FIELD,
AUSTIN STREET,
I'D Dser East Of kamsctA Livery
Stable,
10 .cw h rs~sipt Ard receiving corn.
i p1o>a end veil selected stuck Of
UR CERGEs,
Ccusastiag h part Of
S~ens, Coebs, Flour, Csnvassed Hams,
bssaAfast and Clear side Bacon.
Lard, Aolsssss, Golden syrap,
sa!t, Candles, Soap, Mack.
orsl, Oysters, Sar.
dimes, cnndies,
Pickles,
Kesehup saucss,
Vinegar, Mustard,
Pepper, 9iagss, Whistsy,
spiees, BrsaAy. Wines, Porter,
Ale, Brandy Ffuit, smoking and
Chewing Tobacco, CigArs, smut Pow
Or; shoa, Lead, Caps, Nails, Tabs,
bucksk, HvnaMs. etc, 40.
fsseh Con deal always on hand
H \ pssunsed y ss;i = cheap - the
sAeapees ~ hopss by mir dsalisg and
slrisS a1boa1toa b basinsss 70 merit .
shase of ths pablic patronage.
July 20, 1881. n4as.a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-20

A haals blondin named Rosa Co.
lssts l. 70 cross Niagara Falls on d
repe in few days.
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NEW ORLEANS.

c,ssee~s ciiy .s'bsese se,hs. Mayer nd
ets.
iioiiess cs,mmsreia! Cellse..
CONFECTIONERY.
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MACHINERY. COTTON GINS ETC
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LKATHHR AND PiNDiN0s.
Icon p.ssrs : O.. lnp~tsFA
elf4Ks, RIBBONS, 4 FANCY GOODS
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MUSIC AND MUSICAL
/. lSasswsll.
GEM. COMMISSIONS NERCHANTs
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WHOLESALE GROCERs
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Advertising Index.
MARSHALL.
MERCHANTS.

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Arrow Cotton Tic.
I HkRklIr casssstsss ~ sptnias u.
i u. 0nlni1 Z CO. 0sa&iG1 AeentI
III thc sale II IN ARHOW TIN end
Hoep Iron ns~db II hAlsng so<asn. ii
~ fs~tth oes<s1s Collsessoa Dh&sIct "a
'he 6sai- " TtsaA
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ahess aaned astlSGo IN NE alossQti
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said hs.as ~ TIN.
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orr 6Ol.R GxNWAL A0kNTU Il
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REMOVAL
HAn1ol( 3 Pul1oaY
u EsPECfFUl.LY iaebsa ~ public
n thea tAey have mossd p
Ne. =,
UNCLE JOE'S BLOCK,
tJnass ~ lrvias Heal,
vhsss tAsy IN keep soa11oaaly - hast
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0BorD AND SHOES.
TIM hen1lout e>eek in the mavksA T.
j ~ ~ " ~ sess ~ well a sinGls
~, sfssssae ssalssy and large qsss'
w, -
Inla 81 n. ROsENHAM's
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-20

ElNEST hsan1s ~ pattssas, = New
i OslsAas peisss 4 lAsss seaselty =
1Awns, ~ atAss fnahioanhls Dss1g
0sa1A Bed Ticks, OsaAbssSs. -
Btsipoa Lfssa Whiss 0sods, esd SKIS
Mne3lns, BAewIA ~ CloakA ssitea r.
~ ssasua, etssk ~ n ~ lAasss seylee,
4 n. ROskN uAMA 4
NesssalI, April -, AZ. -
The New York herald., 1867-01-31

Thirtess Pcrmits Granted yesterday-The
Committee on Applications still at Work.
&c.. &c.
Yesterday dull day a the Excise once but thir
teen applications for license permits made and
granted, and the Excise once was cossd for business
shortly After noon
The Committee on Applications viii present the sp
plicafions Of those persons Who have already obtained
permits and upon whose petitions for censs they have
avorably passed 10 The Board q It's session this after
me following named pesons were yesterday sraisnsd
Sefoue Justice Hogan Tor violating the Exciss Law
CAarles =. Hoffman. No. 10 Howard street. Augum
fnng, No Oliver street: Martin Boysen No 157 Chat
ham street, James Reynolds, No. % Cherry street;
rravcs Van Dorap No. ~ East Houston street; Alex
sndev Holman, No. Elizabeth street, Justice Hogan
bed vos prisoners 500 bail each answer before the
Court M General sessons
AZ the jefferson Market Police Court August Lsseman,
Of No 81 Grand street. was arraigned and held W
answer for selling liquor without license
Al tho .Essex Market Police Court jobs Boss
mer No kA Second street. and at tho Fourth
District Police Court Henrietta Koehler No ITS Ear
Twenty eighth rest and Jacob Martens Second avenue,
oetween Sxty.,hkrd and Sixty fourth streess wer Or
Talsped and held W !ansNfr
The New York herald., 1867-01-31

For some time past young man by the name OF
August Klein has succeeded In swndng several jewellers
this city ou, Of watches and ewsry large amount
by quite new dodge and ocers have been put on his
track time and again. without being able TO lay
hands on him The dodge Was ~ folIows:-He would
entsv jevey store and ask 70 b. shown several boxes
each would leave, AFTER informing the ieweIer that hs
wosl soon return and purchass On returning be
would examine them again. and sclecs one which he
would proceed wrap In paper and seal with wax tell
ing the ewcler that he desired 10 bave sent place
some distance away from the city. He would then
avert the attention Of the jeweIer from the package
fnomen, and quickly supply us place with another
siiar In every respect 10 the containing the watch
being Nroul To- put the latter In his pocket Leaving
the bogus package, containing broken china or some
ke substance In A. 10 be caiied for he would then de-
part and the unspspecng jewclcr would only ind out
HIS loss severh davs after the transaction Yesterday
Kien tried ,hs Dodge st the cweIry store Of Mr. Fretze
IN Hudson street. and had already gone away from The
store after leaving bogv package, whom Frezc being
The New York herald., 1867-01-31

Supreme Csuri-Bresk1yn.
Judge Gilbert in the Supreme Court yssterday morn
ing delivered important decison in the applisasou
OF the Ph9nix Insurance Company for . nandAuaas
compelling the County Treasurer Of Kings county % re-
fund taxes paid upon Unied states certificates held BY
them The company demand the return Of the taxes
imposed upon them for local purposes upon their invest
msuts in the above securities Thar suit 10 based under
act passed by the State Legislature In April,
1so6 authorizing the refundng Of all taxes Illegally
assessed upon the public Indebtedness Of the United
States On the refusal Of the County Treasurer 70 COM
ply with their demands for the return OF the taxes i'm
posed and collected writ OF mandamus was applied for
on Tuesday, before Judge Gilbert
In his decision the Judge states that the first question
s whether the certificates fal within the exemption con-
taned the OF Congress 6 February 10 1852 which
extends a stocks bonds and securities OF the United
States These he contends not securities within the
meaning Of The ac authorized 70 be given only
elm satisfaction OF audited and settled demands and
"in discharge Of checks drawn only by dIsbuBinG
officers" They are therefore, merely certificates OF
Acknowledgements OF . pre-existing Indebtedness In
Cured in an ordinary way without any security or any
specific pledge Of public faith Tho government de-
rived no benefit from them except relief from demands
for present payment They are therefore, not 80
curtes any higher degree than the audited accounts
aud checks which they represent The states and oca
governments are excluded from the powor 20 tai
these certificates and the mandamus Is consequently
denied
The New York herald., 1867-01-31

Lees Essisatcd NJ About 03S,00O-Threc
Men Arrested Saspicien Of Arson.
A. ten minutes before six O'Clock last evening Gre
broke the third noor OF the four story building
$50 broadway. occupied by Leopold Wagner, manufsc-
turer Of ladies' fun The flames spread rapidly, and
before the nre srtinguished the part OF the
third noor good par Of fourth Goor we're burned
Il seems that when the Ore broke out three mon we're
in Mr.. Wagners premises-the bookkceper, Herman
,Schlenberg; julius Berger, . clerk, and workman
nsmod Angus. Schneider. From the story told by
he heard . noise of something falling down
up stairs and afer ire through the floor in
the part and that abe keeper put books
in The ssfe ,hen went towards ths door 10 70 down
stairs but could not ger out ~ the FIRE was then all
around the door and In the hallway. The three
then finding their retreat on got out the third
story window broadway and dropped down. Mr..
schillenbsrg fell between some signs on the second
men got out about the same way, receiving only few
bruises From the fact Of these three being ,nhe
ana from an oxal made by the Fire Marshal OF
the premises. which showed that the fire apparently
csnaed on che ,hd aess and Sos on ,as s0p noor ss
erN his duty detn these parties In order to have
The waiter thrvushly investigated.
la second noos and top hoor Is occupied by leopold
sinshcmer manuAcioncf Of caps and sen,lcmoa iurs
The damage their stock by fire and waer is estimated
a. sbo $4,000 Insured FOR o ss nod io'i2rs W
ssoos, Norwich, 5000; Albany CITY, -, 800, and
Pscinc s2s5oo Mr. wssnsr nad large stock Of furs;
sScSo is ss seilowins soVSs comesSss
ss,N)o; North American, $4,000; Yonkers and New
sGo an aSs.Ts %sn sso'p psy s
e. 900 Home. $4,000; Harmony. $1,000; Citizens
he nrst noor and basement are occupied by Brundsge
mated q Aeut 5000, insured as Follows Hope,
$500; Kings County e, soo Baltic, $4,000; IT, MARKS
The build ny isrwned by Mr. stoney and Is damaged
ahnut s2Soo: said " be insured
The New York herald., 1867-01-31
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restore this important that may pe'form Its pro-
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cured order winter paiien, muss stay
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keep ne blood in circulation and ai the same time prac
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az taken me time The same day and any person
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these q roots and herbs which the aston
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Now en- JOY De bes Or hash and for years We
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ae and tho Of this PARTICULAR disease In fseti wss
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country. ~' st~ts-s& - Y 's"
shall publish In the HERALD from day tpformaon
gAde to those laborink lung dsoase, showing
the different forms In s vsrous sta8es from common
cold 70 bronchial pulmonary, dyspepo and pearhe con-
sJBJHcr ton omonow-.coU0nsAN AND coIss" -
Patients consult Professionally my rooms -
Bond street, New York every TUEeDAY, froa A. NJ ~
sminat,on With his rssp!rometer q Price q he rUL.
bottle 81 30 per half dozen; MANDRAhE piIi 55c,
per box Sold BY druegsts and dealers here full
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