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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13

RECEPTION. The numerous friends of the
gentlemen who were elected last week, to fill
The various Offices Of the corporation, will be
entertained tonight at the house next to Cole
mans Restaurant, on Prince street, between
Water and Union.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13

The RIvER.-Owing to the continuous rains
now, and for long time past, prevailing, there
ls tolerably rapid current in the river, which
Is bringing down some drift wood. The tides
TOO make higher than usual.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13

AQUA CREEK BoATs.-By an advertise
nent IN another column it will be seen that the
.osts on the Route between Washington city
and Aqua Creek, will stop at this city on their
tnp up and down the river, night and day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13

OYSTERS. Some loads of oysters have been
received here, at from 60 cts to Sl.25 per
tushel, according to size and quality. The
oyster season is drawing to close.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUB
= Lie SALE.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust
from John r. Price and wife, to James Mckcn
zip, trustee dated the 22d day Of June, 1853, and
of record in the County Court of Alexandria
CO., Va, in Liber P, No. g. page 40 shall pro-
coed, on TUESDAY, the I'd day Of April, 1867,
public auction, for cash, LOT OF GROUND,
lying and being in the city Of Alexandria, Va,
situated on the west side Of Union street, be-
tween King and Prince, nd upon the North
side Of twenty feet alley. 4 more particular
description of said lot Of ground will be furnish
ed at the time and place of sale. The title Of
the property is believed to be unquestionable
Stamps ard convcyanccs at cost 0! purchaser.
LEWIS MCKENZIE,
Substituted trustee, in the place of
NH Is eotsl james Mex enzie, trustee deed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13

JAMES AsHBT, esq, formerly Of Frederioks
burg, Va, reported dead, is ''alive and kick
ing in Washington, N. G. long may he
WaVel"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13
WI a Hs I u f. EIHS II ,
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, ARCH

ARRIVED.
Steam tug s. Flanagan, Norfolk, with Mud
Machine and Lighters in tow.
SAILED.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, by B.
Wheat
Steamer Kcnebec, Wilson, Baltimore, by J.
Broders Il Co.
Schr. Geo. S. Adams, Studlcy, Boston, corn
by w. A. Smoot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13
4 QUA CREEK ROUTE TO RICHMOND.

,r@r7n On and after o-day, WEDNES
rESsE=IE DAY, March 18th, the steamers G..
VAN DEkBILT and KEYPOkT will stop
their respective trips up and down the Poto
mac, NIGHT and DAY. Persons wishing to
take the night boat for Richmond will be Mt the
wharf by 45p M, and passengers for Wash
ington and the North in the morning will be nj
the wharf by 6 Is q. m. NH l3-ln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13

COMMUNICATED.
FALSE ALARMs.-The property holders and
business men of Alexandria are much alarmed,
unnecessarily, | think, about going back into
the District of Columbia Be quiet, gentle
men, and suffer not yourselves to become excl
ted over rumor No such step will be taken
without your consent There are buttwo prop
erty holders now advocating this transition of
our dear old city, and a number of seeking
radicals, who acknowledge they forgot there
are more Offices under the State government
than in the District. RADICAL"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13

FRESH FIsH.-White perch continue to be
offered in the Fish market, at 80 cents per
bunch Yellow perch 80 cents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13

lHE RAINY WEATHER still continues. Th
earth seems to be saturated with water.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13
n ECEIVED AND IN STORE THIS DAY.

d ECEIVED AND IN STORE THIS DAY.
Dotted Silk Net
French Grape
Nainsook, very Gne
India Null.
Swiss Null.
Jaconet and Heavy Cambrcs.
Plaid Jaconet.
White Brillants
India Twill. for Skirts.
Hucl Towels, in great variety
Heavy Bath Towels.
Linen and Cotton Diaper
Table Napkins.
White and Brown / end 81 table Dlma5k.
Irish Linen.
A very superior Table Oil Cloth with many
other desirable goods to be sold at the lowest
price, for cash Call at No. ITO, King ST., one
door east of Washington street and examine
NH 10 ROBERT L, WOOD.
DLACK, BLUE, GREEN AND BROWN
y Tissue and Berege, for Wells also, elegant
English Grape Wells; Black Lace Wells, new
styles; Grenadine Wells, all colors; large as
eortment of Grape Collars, Paper Collars, in
imitation of the finest French Work; all to be
'''' ''' '''' ~ "''' p ~ ~ r. l.. WOOD,
NH ID No. ~, King street:
NOTICE-A full attendance of all the MEM
~ beers and lady visitors Of Mount Vernon
Division, No 70, Sons of Temperance, this
"wednesday evening, is earnestly requested, rs
NH l%-1t ROBT, JAGGARD, Rec. Sec.
DLASTERI PLASTERll
1 PLAST ERll
sale by HOOE & WEDDERBURN,
feb O. No. 2, Prince street.
Y bbls. No. Coal Oil, just received
' " ' " HENDERSON s. AVERY,
feb22 226 King, corner Alfred
b ahhds. of Hams, Shoulders and Break
fast pieces, just received and for sale low BY,
HEN DERSON & AVERY,
feb % 226 King, corner Alfred.
OLIVER SPRING FLOUR
~ Received to-day, and for sale by
feb 2S- Opposite the Market.
" L O U h
L 40 bbls A.. NJ Janney's and Forest
feb A. ' " ~ THOMAS PERRY
OBACCO-
L Bakers "Peoples Luxury and other
brands choice Tobacco, received and for sale by
NH l. j c. MILBURN.
Very ine-just received and for sale by
CHARLES ". GREEN,
NH g. IS, King street
d AISINS--
II Bunch, Layer and Seedless Raisins
received and for Sale by
NH J. G.. MfLBURN
EGGS-1,OOO doz. fresh Eggs, received this
~ day and fer sale by
nov 20-tf +. q. 5 WAIVE.
OUTER, DRIED BEEF AND CHEESE
ID received and for sale by
feb g. !. &. MlLBURN.
JUST RECEIVED
y Choice Oolong and Young Tyson Teas,
for sale by [nov 16l j. c. MlLBURN.
NORN! CORNll CORN!l! The highest
~ cash price paid for Corn in the ear, by
ian 10 WRITER'S g. TOLSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13

b. Several original and selected u.Seeane-
GUS articles, poetry, &C.: are on file for early
insertion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13

"REpoRrs' FROM MEXICO. Whit appears
to he on It's face sensational dispatch from
San Francisco states, on the alleged authority
of the secretary of the Governor Of Mazatan,
that the Liberals entered the City Of Mexico
on the 18th Of February last and that Juarez
his Cabinet and suite were at Queretaro, three
days journey from the capital, at the same
date The same telegram informs us that
Miramon, the Imrerialist General, had one
hundred and fifty Flenchmen shot who had
been captured by Escobedo, took service under
him and were subsequently recaptured. This
news, if true, indicates the complete overthrow
of the Empire in Mexico, and the triumphant
re-estabishment OF the Republic under Juarez
But the information comes in very question
able shape" like nearly all the news received
from Mexico.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13

Judge Underwood has written letter to
Mr.. Sumner which is more remarkable for its
denunciaton of everything connected with the
South, and it's laudation Of everything belong
ing to New England, than aught else. He
proposes that nothing shall be left to 'the
hazards Of accident or chance in the reorgani-
cation of their new governments, and asks
that Mr. Sumner conform lis to reconstructed
republican Tennessee. Nat. Int.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13

Registered Virginia stock is transferred on
the books Of the Second Auditors office, by
appearance in person, or by power of attorney
separate from the stock, and duly executed be-
fore justice of the peace. Coupon bonds and
interest coupons are transferable by simple
delivery from hand to hand Rich. Engi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13

The Maryland Senate yesterday, by vote Of
Il to !, passed bill appropriatiug $l00,000
for relief of suffering in the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13

rlREs.-The brick stable On FIT street,
bs1veen King and Prince, in the occupancy Of
Nr. Joseph Gheen, was discovered to be on
ire Yesterday evening, about half past four
o'ciock, and, though the lire department was
speedily on the ground aud at work, Was, with
portion of its contents, some hay and horse
faal, soon consumed Two horses were rescued
from tue building. The fire was undoubtedly
the work Of an inccniiary, and there was no
insurance upon the hay and feed destroyed, the
value of which was about four hundred dollars.
The flames we're hot permitted, as is almost
invariably the case in this city, to spread be-
yond the walls within which they originated
The alarm last night about seven o'clock,
vas caused by the partial burning OF al unoccu-
pied frame building in the locality known as
Petersburg. This fire was also due to the act
of an incendiary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13

WASHINGTON ITEMS Lee the late Treasury
clerk, upon his own confession, has been found
guilty and sentenced to three years inprison-
ment in the penitentiary. Cozzens the ST..
Louis detective, who arrested him, has been
paid reward OF 1886.
Mr.. Morrill, has again introduced his bill in
the Senate for taking away the charters of
Washington and Georgetown, and governing
the District of Columbia by commissioners to
be appointed
The remains of the missing Indian, Scarlet
Crow, Of the Sisseton Sioux tribe. we're found
yesterday in Virginia, near the Aqueduct. -
The indications are that he committed suicide
by hanging himself
Contributions in ala Of the attempted revo-
luton in Ireland are being made in this city.
The work of completing the Treasury De.
parimcnt building has been going on since last
fall, when the old State Department building
was vacated The old structure has been en-
tirely removed, and the excavation for the
foundation of the north end Of the Treasury is
we'll under way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13
STOVES, TIN WAEF, e..

II NSUMPTlUN OF BtSI \ h;5S.
STOVES, or ALL DESCEIPIONS,
TIN WARE, ROOFING, SPOUTlNu, &c:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13
NEWS.
.,rnNEsDAY EVENING, MARCH IS.

TOUCHING INc1DEN7.-On yesterday
ING John Clark, an inmate of our county
;s;1 awaiting his trial at the next, May, term OF
'. y, Circuit Court, was informed by woman OF
u, In aeouaintsnce, that his wife, previously re-
IA ;a;os in Washington city, was dead; that her
NI, had been brought to Alexandria for inter-
..t and was then in house not more than
mare from the jail He sent for Mr. Pad
80 the TAILOR, and requested permission to
,S,k for the last time upon the remains of the
".rnsr OF his bosom. Mr.. P. promised linn
.h,t ANYTHING that could be done towards OBJ
lining the asked for permission should be
Anna Immediately, and started at once in search
:. roDt. James NJ. Steuart, Sheriff, but learn
M that Captain Steuart had just left to serve
. xrif in the county, he followed on foot through
In and mud, and succeeded in overhaullng
bin, before he reached the place of his destl-
n,ion. and communicated the facts to him.
r,Dt, s. returned Immediately, and, accompa-
n;sd BY Mr.. Padgett, took Clarke to see his
vi, He gazed for few moments upon her
GGl;ss form; his strong frame was unnerved
child. at that time, could have MANAGED him;
hs Siued away the tears that we're chasing each
.tbcr down his cheeks and asked Capt. Steu
sr1 10 lake him back 10 his cell, remarking at
he lime, lit is finished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13
GOLD.

NEW YORK, March l3.-Gold to-day, ia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13
PATENT MEDICINES.

PcrfumerY. Spices, Paints, Oils, Garden seeds,
&c, &c. lie also take this opportunity Of sta
ting that he .as reduced The price otNli kinds OF
goods at both no. 80 and 20, King street, to
meet the present .tringcncy Of the times, and
hopes by putting his goods down to the lowest
rates at which they can he sold, to merit II lib
cral share OF the public patronage rs heretofore.
Don, forget the number, ~ and y, AlnE ST.
feb IL HENkl LOOh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13

THE METHODIST CONFERENCES. The Bal
t.more Annual Conference Of the M. f. Church
closed harmonious session Yesterday The
following appointments of preachers were
made
WAsHlNaToN DISTRICT N. j. 3. Morgan,
Presiding Elder. WASHINGTON City.-Fouu-
dery-B Peyton Brown, B. Newton Brown.
Francis s. De Haas. Fast Washing;on-Geo.
V. Laech. McKendree-Wm. Krebs. Union
Charles A. Reid. Rylan3 VIM Hamilton.
Gorsuch-James n. Davis. Waugh--G. G..
Markham. Providence to be supplied
Fletcher-]ob W. lambeth, sup. Hamlin-
John ". Hoover Georgetown-James, A.
McCauley. West Georgetown and Tenally-
town.. NJ. Berry, VIM O. Lumsden, sup
Alexandra Joseph r. Wheeler Leesburs--
George s. Sykes. Loudoun-Archibald j. Por-
ter Warrenton, to be supplied. Stafford, to
be supplied Fredericksburg to be supplied.
Fairtax--Lynas M. Nickerson.
The Episcopal Methodist Conference deyot-
ed the forenoon yesterday, to appropriate and
interesting funeral solemnities in honor Of the
late Bishop Soule This conference, il is said,
will adjourn to-day We hear that Rev. Mr.
Munsey is to be appointed for this city.
The Methodist Protestant Conference will
open its annual session to-day. Washington,
Georgetown and Alexandria, are represented
in this conference.
The Washington African Conference, Bish-
op Simpson, presiding, closed it's session yes
terday The following appointments were
made:
RAPpAHANNocK DISTRICT flames Peek,
Presiding Elder. Alexandria, Vail. R..
Ebert Fairfax--Robert Wheeler. Loudoun
Henry Carroll. Charlottesville-E Aukard
Lvnchburg--G. ". Lewis. South Virginia
Mission VIM. Clayton. Richmond. to be
supplied. Norfolk and Portsmouth-Philip
Scott Northern Neck-J. Marbury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13

& EEDS 5 i /. j. :
- S + E ID 5 !
w have jus; received and Orcncd for sale our
spring supply OF fresh GEN UlNE GAkDEN
SEEDS comp isiNg all the best and many rar,
varieties, and purchased from the celebrated
Grove :, I'll rburn ~ Co.. Of New York, an
LuuGrcth s. Soa. OF philadelphia Toour farm
crs and gardeners Ne guarantee satisfaction, as
10 quality aud prices.
We are also engaged in putting Up, and viii
have ready in few days, Tor inspection md
sale, ii great variety Of Flower Seeds, il papers,
at tive cents each, or fifty cents pei dozen. to
which we especially invite the attention Of the
ladies For very small sum beautiful FLOW
Err BED can thus be obtained.
Thankful for the liberal patronage which ""
received from the public in this line Of our trade
last year, we respectfully solicit renewal Of tn
same during the p escnt season.
JANNET & CO..
icb IL Druggists, l43. King street
CHAKER'S GARDEN SEEDS
- Received to-day 20 boxes Sll hkhR9 )
GARDEN SEEDS, put up in puiGrs expressly
for country merchants. Money refunded for MI
returned unsoll bY lst OF July next.
JANNEY & CO.,
feb % Druggists l43, King street.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

minds Of osr planters. the daufsg
dreans Of golden gaia froa eselss
grosn BY free psgrs Labor and tbssc
wts hass nass Dearly Aosght lhis
sapsrisecc--epns Il he - Of nd
lyshdr ess;tD sstlnss- nov en-.
vseceA, and ~ haginnine to rasiiss
the shsciute hssussity Of 6nding
other, safer, and sore rcmnnerat,ve
Investments for their snrrius capital,
shss the produce Of taxed cotton by
e.hsvagaaily priced, bu, WORTHLESS
free negro labor ard the great and
sro~ing rsslth Of the manufsc, uring
Districts. as compared with the power.
", pos io say the almost total want,
dependence, aud destitation of ,hs
nou manufacturing South, should
serye as a stimulus 10 verge our rco.
rle to marguerite Aystem, at once
so lucrative, sad 20 loudly called for
and demanded BY the cxirencies Of
the times and circumstances by which
nc are surrounded.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19
TEXAS ITEMS

The editor u ~ Kaufman Star
has bses presented viii . quantity
Of svsst pssztsss, fSss Of which
weighed sssriy sbsr psssds each
The Stas asnPlsiss thas il dos
set receive any Of ~ sasAasge' f@
tArss o. fssr vssks sSlss their pub
llesaos, ailsAsssg thss pspsn Pr''''
u 1900 miles n, sssiss 4 The same
ties viii sAess psh1hhsa within 'p
nilss. We este viii tAs Star u
askiag. "vhsss Assa ~ blaue lie''
TAs NssssasshisC hsssisls repor"
the arrest ard inpstsesnsat Of IRE
negro nansd Jesaaa King, for the
supposed murder u b hslf.bro'hs''
'sad ~ asAslt With inlsst 70 kill b"
half.sisssr. He ~ srrsstsd by the
Military, by vhsn y ~ sdll guard !.
u, ~ tass&d svss u he civil
sstAositiss IT. kial.
The slisse 4 ~ Tsisisy Advoc''s
hss bsss sAsva spsQipsss Of stone
soal, discovered - CaA1e creek IN
that so.asy. Aslissss b said to
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

1w5- Remember that the Concert, hy
the ladiea and gentlemen Of Marshall,
for benevolent purpose, will be given
tonight fFridny.) The programme IL
inviting, the performers excellent, and
the purro'c laalahle we besrcak for
them. therefore. crowded house.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

The perpssrasios Of such abssrdis's'
and enormitiss - thrcstea the 49,
porasy overthrow sf white suprensy,
- wiN evessaate In IL utter ~
tisptios Of ths eolosed rsee WITH
oss a spssdy ssa -adieal change fes
H. hsessr, % VIC part Of themselves
and their schcu'inE OF infatus'ed
leaders, they arc = doomed Pc pie J
for should a second bloody political
revolution spring up on this cont
ucnt il would be one Of cssse, In
which the two distinct races, reader
ID sasagonis.ic BY desissisg I'D
men, would stand arraycd against
each other and in . contest 80 IN
equal, where the numbers wosId staed
rs thirty to four, il wonld reqn're no
great prophetic skill to determine
how the battle would be decided.
Notwithstanding all that We see,
and know, of the dangers with which
they are threatened, when We read VI
their infamous deeds, .high'hnndcd
onunsc-, and upju-tifiable and hsnd-
ish actions in States where they are
in the ascendant, and have given a
!aasa rein 10 their unbridled passions
and lusis for gam and power, We are
forced TO exclsim,
See how the little victims play,
Regardless Of their doom
and feel like whispering in their ears
word. Of counsel TO beware Of the al.
Turing songs Of their tempters, and
not suffer themselves duped into
the performance of any vile, opPres'
siye, or vain glorious action, least
they transform their Southern friends
into enemies Of the Hinton Rowan
Helper stamp, The negroes to-day
have q popular majority in two
States, and IN quite number OF
Congressional districts in the senih,
aud through evil counsel may be lsd
to believe tina, in consequence Of
their numbers they arc strong. and
may thus be induced to pcrpetratc
crimes, or commit acts Of injustice
against the whites; but these major
tics, by immigration and natural
causes, will soon be oblitcra,ed, and
the white men be once more the
rulers Of the land then, il enormi'
ties have been enacted through no.
gro domination in the past, II would
be but natural for them TO look for
Misrepresentation measures, Then
il is their interest to look well 10
their sayings and doings, and never
forget that this is destined soon and
forever to be white mans govern
ment, even though 10 accomplish It,
the lowest passions of the vilest men
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

Ear A fricnd in Shreveport, writing
under date Of October 10th. snys they
had had no new cases there for three
days, and that the old case. were doing
we'll, and 40 excitement on the subject
In regard 10 politics, he says "shoal1
the state Of New York 60 Democratic
on the FIFTH OF next November, wa viii
have large family meeting Al the Court
House IN this city You know am not
an organised Democrat, but thank God
| think hear the chickens Of Demoe.
raey beginniag to crow 6r day
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

sa- Attention is directed to the nd
yeFtisemcn, Of the Southern sullserip-
tion Publishing house Il I..ses II. Hum
mcli at les Camp street. Now Orleans
The engra,ines advertised should be IN
the homes Of every laser Of trath IN
nature nod beauty in art
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

Fly per cent on The atCse at3st fr
doul column advertisements.
Alisrations ia stapdirs advertisements
charari
Pe-slns desiring to a. an active al.
scr. X business siat i to change
their sdt-disemcnts Frequently, viii hc
charged the usual rsfe u ene uvliar
per square. nth dedsc'joH N FIR
por cat, G. oHs Aaif ne ssrei prirf
The above terms have teen ngf-si
upon. and VIII i,s strictly afhered to
" G. BARRETT,
PfoprietH % liarFisUu Flag
r " LorGHEBN,
pre II Tsra. Republican and Times
September 70, ls67
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

na~ The Baton Rouge Advocate
says that Two negroes and one white
man were elected IN that parish as
delegates 10 the State Convention.
TAs vhi.s people took 10 lassssss In
~ election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19
The Fortress Monroe Conis1snos

The subjoiucd correspondence will
explain itself, and will be read with
interest
SAN AUGUSTINE, Oct. 10th, 1867.
To he Editor Of the Republican
DEAR SIR:--On tho 18th Of Sep
ssubcr, 1867, | addressed note to
the Hon. Alexander II. Stephens,
calling his aiteE..c" 10 the contents
Of Maj. W. W. willaee's circular,
wherein he states that Mr., Lincoln
proffered to the Commissioners Of the
Confederate States government, six
years time for the emancipation Of
our slaves. and also to pay us an in
dred million Of dollars. III reply, 1
received the enclosed letter from Mr..
Stephens, which you will do mo the
favor 10 publish.
Respectfully yours,
S. ". BLOUNT.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

E<4- NJ ". Smith. Mt "a Canal stree /,
New Orleans, - one OF tho heaviest
dealers in Saddles, Harness, Saddlery
Hardware, eta., in tho South, and i. one
Of tho NEST liberal dealers anywhere.
See his .navsmosh n,iyerti scment.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

nsy- The Red River packet Live Oak
was destroyed by FIRE, Mt the stack land
ing In Nov Orleans, on the 9th Sup
posed 10 have been the work Of an IT,
eondiary.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

JsvrHssom.--Ths Jimpls<uss u
tho 18th, says that River snd I.ska
navigation il about closed, fos ske
first time in two years. Jc6er,on i
gradually and continually improving
J. Kelly, Wm. Smith, And Moore,
fled oil their chains with = pectet
katie file, and escaped from jail on
the night Of the ll,h. The citizens
and authorities arc moving 10 tbs
work of Locking and Davieg
the Lower Lake,, by ~hiss ineass
hey hops 70 ssssrs sssslAas savisa.
1sa y ~ "sis = ~ otpssssss"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

f5-c II skinkle, Ne 81 Texas
street shreveport, offers dry goods and
notiras, boot-, shoes, hats, etc at bar
gain as he is determined to close DOT
his present stock dis year Zee the
adyert,s.4strut 81.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

sr Mr. Jehn C. Harris, an old and
highly respected citizen Of Marshall
died 8, his residence in this place. ON
Thursday evening lis viii be buried
this (friday) evening, with Masonic,
odd Fellows, and Rsd Mems honor.
llc has lcft vito ard large circle Of
friends TO neurn his jo.s.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

G1s- Ca i.oas Very i ia Jefferson
il..,sses AMI 'he Junior consequently
hes tae pleasure ST another weeks talk
o the readers Of tie Republican.