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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-20
SCHAPKER, BUSSING 6 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail
- DEALERS -f
AZ and4s Main ST., Evansville. Ind.

AZ and 40 Main ST., Evansville, Ind,
Now offer to the public larger ana bet
5ter stock of .i = q a-a. a
Fall and Winter Dry Goods
Than can be found in any ONE EsTAB-
LiSHMENIi in the Western tountry, viz:
p Domestic Department,
Under the charge of A. ivESN EaIAN, can
now be had the best and most popular
makes of Calicoes, Brown and Bleachei
q uSl1n AS, ,Sheetlngssl Pillow Case Musli1s :,
lCheclgs, 1fekings, Efickoty stripes. &c,
and always at the lowest market price.
= Dress Goods Department, aJf
Under the Special charge Of Prof. GUSTAV
MATTHIAS and Jos. BoFA NDIoK, il nov
stocked with .NoveItFes1of the Season. ar
froHa q TO sloq-a pattern, aad in .w-nic any
- + s White. Goods Department. :
rep e1fs56d, 3hd tie 4ss6ftmgn 9ti Is l n6y
oinpieDe--consistdng of Swiss. Jac73f1efsl
Table Linens and Cloths, stand and Fable
Covers, Towels. Napkins, -HaHdkerchiefs
EInbroiderieS.s Edging s, Laces 4beth rea
and imitati9n9g I'm brofd ered and Lace
Curtains, and charming beauties in Bed
-. - baTE Notions DepaFtn1ent.JiiJ5i8 g
this stock, in charge OLA LANSING, is
very complete, from a paper of Pins to a
Button to a-tPaper Collar. But the most
attractive is the celebrated Big1ow' 'r.inen
Finished and - Star of the West p Glazed
Paper Collars, at % cents a box-the M osE
durable, best fitting, and cheapest Collar
in America, st4a fII{ta monte
- ..aa WD0len Department 5l5a 80.
Under The superintepdepce of Jos. 7GoEIz-
FfAUsER, is well assorted, and those ia
search of Cloths, CaSsimeres, Doeskfns
Beavers. Jeans, or anything tor Men s or
Boys Wear, would do well to examine
this stock before purchasing elsewhere.
and save money. Also. Flannels in ali
81 ShaWlS and CIoal1s
In endless variety.
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/ pts, TO add: AS the Rev. Mr.. -
is a gentleman, nothing low and
mean may be expected" 1t would
remind one of the announcement
sometimes attached to theatre pro-
grammes: Improper characters are
rigidly excluded fFom-this- establish.
ment. Policemen are always in at
tendance to preserve order"
The interesting case of
HUFFER VS.. CITY oFHNDIANAPoLIs
was decided in the Marion Common
Pleas Court on Saturday, the jury
finding for the plaintiff in theSum of
$3.50 %. Once upon time Rogue' S
Run, the classic stream which me-
anders through the CITY,. and eonsti-
tutes an excellent system of sewer
age" got on the rampage, and went
foaming and roaring through cellars
and easements, inficting damage to
the amount of many thousands Of dol
lars upon the property of sundry citi-
zens. Among. the sufferers from that
inundation was the plaintiff, Huffer,
and this action was brought to recover
the amount of his losses and injuries
1t was regarded as a test case, and
this verdict decides the liability of the
city to pay long and heavy array of
similar claims.
TREEDMEN'S AID.
The loud call of General Howard.
Chief of the Freedmen's Bureau, for
material aidin prosecuting the benef-
cent work of education among the
freedmen, is likely to meet with
hearty response from the more benev-
client portion of our citizens. A call
signed by tTenty-three prominent
leaders In charitable enterprises has
been issued for a meeting at Roberts
Chapel this evening, for the purpose
of considering the claims of the freed
men," Governor Baker has consent
ed to preside, and, as the signers are,
many Of them, men of great wealth
and noted for benevolenceY this effort
ought not to prove so bada fzzle u
as did the = attempt made e last
Spring to raise money in aid
of the starving poor Of =. the
South. A prominent = Democrat
was heard this morning, cursing the
proposition 10 edicate niggers-" as
the most in1posterous idee lever
suggested. He was surrounded by
an admiring throng of kindred spir-
its, who cheered his noble sentiments
to the echo. One of-thems however,
released the feline from the sack by
innocently gushing thusly; Cir yer
ID schools and meetin' housesa GO
in, among the mOkes and they'llskeep
on votin' the Radical ticket, the last
id one of 'em, for all time" Aye,
there's the rub. However degrading
it may appear to look at such work
from partizan standpoint. there is
no denying the fact that Republican
asccndency in the South depends up
on The education Of the masses. black
as well as white. MARK TAPLEY.
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Ia endless variety.
, % Hoop Skirts -.
t great reductlon IN prices. 5 Ill
Retail Millinery Department.. =.

SupeTintended by Misses ELIZA RELLAAl
and BARBARA GERHARDT, Is the most COM
pIete il the West, and new goods are. daily
arriving in every novelty that the heart
can wish and the.eye desire. .t't ~ 80
We most respectfully call the attention
of the public to the fact that we make nc
ridiculous pretension of q" selling below
cost, " . cheaper than before the war" or
- cheaper. than any body in The world -
neither do we sell three spooIs Of Coats
Thread for . cents for the purpose of en- .
ticing trade, and then charge it up OF.
goods in which they are not posted We
sell at the ONE PRICE. SHSTEBL and
ctltUdys as cheap as the cheapest, and as
low as the market Will afford, and warrant
all goods as represented.
The statesmen viii always be found ac-
con1modaing and ready to show goods
whether a sale is made or not.
SCHAPKER, BUSSING & co..
Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
AZ and 4s Main ST., Evansville. Ind.
OCH
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REAL ESTATE.


OVER 100 HOUSES and LOTS In va
FiOus parts of the city tor sale, including
some good BUSIN EssS PROPERTY.
EXCELLENT Il GARDENING Ian ..
convenient to the CITY.
FARMING LAND, improved and unim.
proved, ia this and other States, for sale or
exchange TOR city properly. Also, Timber
and Coal Lands. sH.# fr.a.#.f.
{ Business Offices and. Store Rooms to let;
also comfortable Lodgin g-h oof1s, near the
centre.of business r Z, 7tGo f~Hl -Et
A number of bargains now on our books
and several applications on file to pur-
chase desirable property. Persons having
such for sale may find customers by apply
ing at this Agency. We have a number Of
applications for renting dwelling- houses.
I Persons having real estate for sale, ex-
change, or rent are requested to enter the
details on our books for reference. No
charge unless property is disposed OF.
Terms Reasonable. Gail and see. .s. Il
+ta' IGSUBANCE
Of all kinds effected in good com IA MES
Special attention given TO LIFE IESUR-
+. ab- EoTARIAL BUSINESS Transacted
at this office. rr .IG 81 -
We have admitted Mr.. THOMAS p. BRIT
TON TO q partnership in the above bust
ness, who, in conjunction with the under
signed, viii give IL his best attention. The
style of the firm will be McNealy. Schubert
81 Co. JAMES Fl. MCNEELY.
JOHN SCHUBERT.
nov. 2, 1857. [nov4
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DIR. t. C. YANNUYS.

Special attention given to Surgery. sr -f
All cases of a surgical character, as Pri-
waite Diseases, Affections OF the Eye, &c,
will receive rational treatment.
EO6Hce-97 MAIN STREET. fnovIS d6w
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'JOHN J. CISCO, .TreakWer.
l.-1 rrf.,.I n NEW York.
II .AGENTs ny ETA NSHILL6..
!. EIsY34.S' i3S9y : NATIONAL SlNE,
- - gf.lIiie = ia4mfTagwi fHt ~
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taf bIfH3G sis-InlJ --l9id f.Ii
H fg lHC hg1 .rHN 20 OI F1Ir frJ
...f Ftt
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New Real Estate Agency.
j. II. Elliott az SON

Il AVE OPENED 4 REAL EsTATI
ia. Agency for the sale of and renting Of
lands, houses, &C., &c.
=. Persons having houses or land to rent or
sell, or persons wishing 10 purchase or
rent, wiz do well by calling on them at
their Office, on sstlt.. ...., .t-s4
Third Street, near Locust,
I'm EIIiott.s Block
junell If
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#xrshsn university,
4 CLASSICAL. MATHEMATICAL,
ScielN(ic Nchoel
YOUNG MnN AND BOYS

- ]. - 49, ,,,,.
Cel. r; .. HAS, 'ifgin'" military
lnstitste, President and Professor oil
Mathematics and Natural Science.
Cast. W. p. HuArinA University
of Virr;n;. proHs..o, ~ Ancient Lar.
ruaxes HIemv. 6nsijsh Literature. &c.
sIsd 4, co.s:,isnt As.iss.nts
III.
| 49, e. 80
.a.s" o.J ~ C",l.~, ~ ~
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". (. WARDS SEMINARY
YOU Nc LADIES.
Nashville, Tenn,

Tlit largest private school for Young
] lndics in the State The building
has o'rry modern appliance, and is 81.
callod By few, IL any. in The North H..
furniture IS the newest and essbfne,s
besides Apparatus and Cabinet VI MIN.
erals. m Organ, u Harp Guitars. ani
h'iern now Piano. The teachers hivc
boon selected lur capacity, experience,
and social position Tho eoar.e IL as
complete as any school IN The North
aud will If timo Is iakon 70 master Ii,
qualify She pupil for teaching
To Music. Drawing aud Painting.
only The masters are employed special
attention Ia pad 10 manners aud health
W IA family VI oser one hundred, the
frndiFa' has not spent twenty i've Dol.
iars for medicine tho current year
frcneh fought and spoken hy natisc
TEACHERS Latin and Greek given to all
without charge Expenses range from
ESQ 10 800 per year
The Principal refers 10 the Editor Of
hi. paper 20 ana + Mosolcy jefferson,
b. Judge bonley, Tyler. aud Col. ] l..
Camp t'ilmer Texas
ssS' The next session will open Mon.
deY September 2nd 1897
w + WARD. Principal
Marshall, jane 81 nl2-3inos
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Our cs2emporary Of tho Hcnder-
son Times, speaking Of Kentucky
and Tennessee says
How different the fsts of these two
sister Statesi
.Usdcr fair expression of tao pop
ular will, Kentucky, the first Of this
month, elected y conservative and
honorable gentleman, governor, by .
majority Of more than sixty thousand;
Tennessee under the iron rule o. mil.
itary dospdhn. tAtv,,gh tho aewIy
ssefsnchised citizens, elected IA gov
ernor, by majority Of from twenty
to twenty five thousand 3 vile wretch,
in human shape, at the worry mention
Of whose name an indispensable feel
ing of losthing and contempt arises
A chair which has been filed by such
men as Houston, Polk, Jones aud
Brown is ucw disgracod by Brown
low,--thc Slate that has given to the
nation three Presidents, the greatest
general Of the war Of 1879, and mere
volunteers than any other State To
her population, is doomed to recog-
nise such being as her chief Mag
istrate. The bones Of Jackson, Of
Grundy, Of Carol, and Polk, which
lie entombed 1t the Capital, well
might turn in their graves at such q
spectacle. The Acknowledgement Of
Poland was not half so degrading,
the bloody tramp Of the Mussulmcn
upon the liberties OF Republican
Greece was pleasant scene compared
to this, Ireland, under the greatest
oppression to which that unhappy
country was ever subjected, was .
paradise to the present state Of affairs
IN Tenn ssee. fv.a W 1a
How loag Kentucky is to remain
free or Tennessee 10 boadage, are
questions beyond the ability Of man
to answer. II Radical asccndcncy il
to continue in this country, Ken
taeky will come TO the condition Of
Tennessee and so will every Southern
aud conservative Htste. But ~ he.
lisve that party can not thrive much
longer on corruption. 1t will +" die
the death " tie wicked, aud then
will Tennssass b AZ Kentucky. Hap
py consu nnstion most devostly %
be prayed ~.
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COOKING STOVES.
PRICES OF LUMBER.

PRICES OF MBER.
TuE following synopsis embraces Isl
1 pt the prices OF humber at the sewers
mills OF the undersigned pfopriclors, il
Harrison county, Iexss
The prices are on y specie ba.bs, bai
currency will Nv taken Il ia marhet vsl,r
aud oil sales are to he cash
o. pine f,.nbcr under II f'ct long. ant
between q inches and II iooinu wi.ir
oos Inch or less thick psr N $40. upcc,s
rate , over 20 feel long, or over | G incbr,
v,lq. or asd. 6 inches lde. or small rip
peVi 'uml~r, per VI t25
Split lumber, such M wcahcr boards
will be counted side with edg, added
Scsniling leis than by 1 inches. will
bs counted per foot, linesi measure
iutnle' by inches -quarc md over
will b. conoi.d board ms.sufe, also
plank over inch thick rough edge, pr
NJ linesl ,neasurc tl9 30
Lynn, gam maple, rid, post, and w-'cs
oak. ss~n into scen,ling or otherwise,
pr N $50 90
Hickory, white OAK. asb. and walnut,
per NJ. So 90
BUTLER JOYCE 4 60.
WiIAItl d COLEMAN,
Jas. NJ CURTIS.
D. NcPHAtL,
+ WITH kRSPOON, /
l2t pet less the above
Oct 20. 1866 liW
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Window GLASS

/ lust received by A Sears, large 10
d Of first quality MeCuliy's Window
Glass. The bsst brand in the United
rSaaes and the ffeest from breaiAge
Alsd . ch6les lot Of Lamps, Lamp
pchinnsys, coal oil, &c, which will bs
soA At the low-St figures according TO
cost and quality ever offered in this
market, BY
A. SEARS.
Julv 49, 1867, n4stf.
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The St. Louis Democrats conf
dsnss in the efficacy Of trial by
jury is shaken by the result of the
Burrstt case. The operations Of
Stanton, Holt, Butler, Ashley, Con-
over 4 Co., have also greatly shaken
the Conscience Of the country In the
slhcscy of oaths, ~ a Eissus Of elici-
ting truth aud administering Justice.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-24

Tho Turks officially deny that they
havs been guilty of cruelty in Crete,
sid complain against jhe vessels o.
other nations taking away tho rsfd'
ksss. If there was no cruelty, how
came there . b. 50 many refugees !
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In the elegant and .,ac;c,. I-o, n,;,J
,,.NIW ,,niT,IS
,s.,
'o.'osa :" iSs-- thorfefea ~ fae
s's.''". y i'on'sia"a, "Ih ,"A,
IS 'ra''S'a' "eehaN'eaf
'"' he'S "'Pd''"s"s
INNS co,Ipor l.,
own merit. and ,boro,,h nra ~
plan Of cdueat,an, outliyed all The liber.
ally endowed Ssate Colleges Of this
and the South Western States 1t is
the Oldest Commercial College in the
| United States
Every student who gives proper at
tentice to the Instruction Is qualified be.
fore graduating to keep any set of bnoks
ii matters not What the business may
| h, and do the corrc-pondcnce Of any
house Students can attend the Com
mcrcial Course or the Literary or Agri
cultural C9ave, or to Pcnmanship,
Arithmetic, Of Book keeping, or the
| English, French. : Spanish. Herman.
Latin, or Grset languages Telegraph.
ing, phonogrSlJ.y. Penmansh IN, Book.
keeping, or ~ higher Mathematics,
I etc separately
We have ample arrangements for oae
| tAonsanJ student. during the eurreat
year
n. Il. MsrohAnt-, Planters LAWYERS,
StsaG hoasmen. Builders, etc can here
learn to open. keen. md cleso thejr
books correctly in few DAYS
B,pesis d, ait,ni,., M. fsJJe,.
l., "a. -.
| a,a s "s ss"'i". '"'vN n'uci' u.no
INV n''oy 'nero aro sPae,ai RIO
vi Ill ' ,h, "l'''s'"sn's lo' eaon pra'eh,
80 ~ '','ts ~' '""s"' anu Pfae''e.o
u" -, ~ BUSINESS
- ."""'~",p - 'A"Ah' rs sqioheo
1T -, "' ' w'th nvnso an can
J.@,.e;'h Wv u"'o o''e % 'no most
e.. "''"'" AS"'"o" '''hk' Us 10
a. o. . III,
'",' "'' S'as"t :"
f.;ma;raI' "' a,,.a M" ma. nay oo ''s ,n as
H. 0'I, 'o.A N'epc,s Aou 'lorhr,
po''''' ., INC p"hNs anu
~" S., "o" ~. W 'nls .,y ans V'nr
.,o1H NV. '''o', r SiV'I S-V'V'
!" H. - s. " us 'uuo"'io"
H., ~' ''''"'' P"'e"'7 "a" give
~. ~ At, ,u
pas, port over the commercial world
5th Young gentlemen who have On.
titely neglected their studies can here
be qualified for business in shor,
time
9th This College will qualify youag
gentlemen to open similar institutions
in all Southern cities, Mexico Brazil,
etc, IL they come well rccommc ndcd as
u character.
It'll Crippled soldiers and sons of
clcrgymcn will have u liberal reduction
made.
N. b Those who write for Book
keepers or Teachers should give full
Particular Those who send Young
students should put their money in the
hands Of their merchant or the presi.
dent The south mus, now educate
practically or be forever the toiling
yassal of the North
who desire them
p Be.np stu can board Win ,ii tn.
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Miscellaneous advertisements.
Tllf
STAR COTTON GIN,
sNu


fEllLsE GINS have been awarded the
First Premium over all competitor.
nt sr,rB fr'di for quantity and quality
20 cotton sinrei. as we'll ~ l1r strength
anl simplicity u construction and dur.
hli.y AZ the state Fair IN New Or.
lcau- 'n November last, they scr, sub.
Jccicd iu "a most severe test aud we're
again awarded the First Premium BY
'n't HuiiTr composed entirely q tracti
cal Planters and Cotton t,inner. With
ho toHfcq'Cr Affashuesf they can he
operated under any temporary shelter.
Or IN the oreu dold, II desired mi.
lifaoAmcaf also thoroughly clean. the
lint frum al dust and dirt anil greatly
inererscs Nv market value
\ Depot for these GINS. together viii
Agricultural Implement. aud rlsnta
ton Machinery Of all Kind. hns beca
established in New Orleans. where ur
dcrs viii BE- dlled at the shorte t notice
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--NEW-
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY !

tOyyessse ihe Irst~e Hcsas,)
WAkkE all kis1s ~ St1NLkAilT
w FiCruREs m nA1s II Ne bsse
style kno~n 10 the PheAaxmv,hie Ar -
psScss 70 suit the iaes.
fcas elegant Iisbjo1s
Carries dc Visite Pictures,
neAe asd delivered u ~ nisasss -
ven ia eloady ~ in fair weather. 40
sss considered superior y III otAsrs 6s
49, dollar ats LYNk'0 0ALLEkY
Ass 70 ,ss7 ssM
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The Emery HRS. Patent
lnRESnlka AND CLEANING
VI G1Il

This machine hos also gained The rir.,
Premium st all trials I, IL smaller and
more compact Than any other machine
OF IT, Kind, and more simple in con
sirnct'un and opcratisn The ,yiinder
can always be Ted TO it, fullest capacity.
without danger ol eloEriuH or waste OF
grain and the whole machine l. r.,
built ~ :" insure perfect satisfaction.
not only IN H. practical operation. hut
ALSO IN IT, imhHg guah'irs
We also ash the attention " Planters
end Dealers lo the follow inp liz, Of ar.,.
class Agricultural Mnohiney viz
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THE kEABODY
IN 5, III e II - 4,
GREENWOOD, LA.
MILL begin its first session on the
wv First Monday Of septeyn.

The hcalthfalness Of GREENWOOD, to-
sether with It's accessibility by raid, Gu.
Mites il, as an educational point 10 an
cspecial consideration
I No pains viii be spared in the train
ing and tuition Of the young ladies, to
pinruro the highest degree Of moral and
intellectual culture
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Bu1AU3 AurooaAr.-Ths
N (Tsxas) News Letter pub.
he ss6cinea receipt. II this
spssmen Of the /" hon heel"
in ~ - 'ee N
rloH SuB. Cor. b, u. r.,
h Sub Dist, State Of Texas,
Milicsn, July 81, 1857.
ived Of Mr.. J. F. wAitasy,
Of df,y d9llars, .. 8. cur:
the sAne bang G aes levied
lected for disrsspeotful Ian.
used towards the Ssh. Asst.
NJ. Bureau, At Millican,
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(sdmsn asrssted AID impris-
hdcr due procsss Of Law, At
courtheuse, 8. c., fsr assault
ery with intent to kill, Wa
released by o6csrs Of The
a few days sinse.A The State
prsssntsa that both the State
General 6lekles' order No.
bred, in criminal cases, that
Al reccgnisanccs shoesd be
To this The OSCAR replied
had nothing to do With the
y Gss. Sisklss that 'thsy
der Gen. 6so>t Who Vas tAs
bwer In the ststs, ssd would
heir action.
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Higham Young and tho lndia,s.


In addition to the en- ba ira .smsn,
which internal discussion. have
brough, upon the community Of Nor.
mons, and TO which the crcscen, has
several times CT lare, the do.
ndnions of Brighaa Young arc row
reatened by an, element hitherto
markably friendly 70 Mormon dom.
1hc discovery Of gold ninas uithin
easy reach Of the saints, created quite
. fsrore in Utah rsssntly, aad though
Brigham attempted 10 dissusde the
faithfal from trying their fcrtuscs u
the +" Aiegings,' he wss not wholly
successful. II is indecdsaid, By scms
u the irrevercns, that Brigham . Cd.
position TO this huat for s'thy luers
49, be accounted Tor by the propA.
s>'s desire " work tAs minss for kis
own especial benefit, or for that Of
the treasury Of the saints-whicA
dos not signify the same thing ~
the saints themselves, The Indiana
claim the mines as y part Of their do
esin, and a very ugly ques,ion 10
tbus presented for ths consideration
OF that astnte statesmsn, the Nor.
mon president A foreign war he
does not want while his attention 10
distracted by interpicine struggles.
Tho position Of that deposit in tho
bAnk Of England ~ ich he m. nr..
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Executive IMPAIRMENT,
Auslio, Ar, 1887.

Siy,--E nslt De hosos 70 40.
fge the rsssiPa II yoss soanusi-
with suelna.s Of .sstsssa fsoa
Orders No, los, issusd-fpsn the
ssters llspastosns SielA Mill.
~uisa. Of dass Jsiy ,ess, 1897,
answsr hare 70 ~ shss Il will
caavsaisese ~ tnsa over 70
10 o'clock. =. = to-nsrrow, The
i've o2cs Of this Ssaac, and he
thsreoi.s Very respectfully,
|edisnt ssrvaas, '
J. ". TnnocKnoaYos,
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Vesy. respect fully yours,
Edwin N. STANTON,
Tbs Austin Stats Gazette, Of
|, contains the sub)oincd cor

Auss,s, Texas. Aug !, 1857.
TAroekmortoa, Ess
Sir,--l have The honor Il en-
ou copy Of ny appointment ~
(or Of Tsxas, Ard Also to inform
J. have Ibis day taken and sub
the oath Of o6es prescribed by
nstitation Of ibis Stats aud the
The Uaitsd States. goa.
you please inforn ms, IL il will
,ur conysaisncs 70 delivcr the
nd il rseeras 81 10 o'clock, A. n,
pow Very respectfully, your
J, ssrvsst r. n. PxAan
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SilREY iirOiiT.

SHREVEPORT
ICE MANUFRCTuRiNG 90
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