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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-01

AN VNCVD4 nun SIuCC XuBAxcB,-
M. Thsaas Ysssg, ~ sA ssd m.
psstsd eitisss, livisg one and kslt
niIes vssl Il lsdspsadsaes, related
v ~ o. ChFist~sss Day The follow.
Ing siseans(ance:
"a H. arss day Of January, 1853,
q bnrris command passed M.
Youss's residence. Shortly aflsr.
wasds oas Of his men, Who w
bshind he main command, came
Along, rode Up 10 the doos and order
- dinner. While this VA beine
cooked, b I'd his hcr.e isto ~
kitchen, and then deliberately CON.
nssesd robhing the hovss Of all
liAk vAlsablss bslosgiag to Mr..
Yossg's ~iis and dassktss. He had
hllsd his pockets, sad svsa Bis yes,
and coat bosons, whsa Mr.. Young
aided BY his fanily, managed to got
The fellows pistols they then tied
the gsst, and relieved him Of his
v;ol...s -h;:h ~. .s,. -;.h, ~
ssrved. rhs in.sl,sd .n;Is ,o w.
made hin leave the prsniscs. In
seatcn'sg the nou.s 70 sse What might
h. X."h,.,'. IA . "I':u 'o W. I'm, s"s.
vcs, conc.
Time rolled On hi. steady wheels.
Nothing vss esasd Of the man, ar
o":'" asa 'oeAs'' nc -, var ragged
.,s,es .hc,. rsl.,sd h.a .,..o s,'I h.s.
forgotten by the fsuily 10 oftsu had
the house been robbed subsequent to
that tine.
Some two weeks since, Mr.. Young
received from Washington City :
letter informing him that drop
letter directed to him Al this place,
had been returned to the dead letter
ckce-thst il contained something
valuable, and would be sent to him
upon receipt of letter stamp. Last
No. l.v ~ -.~;,..i ,l.n H.. l.,...
v. ~ :" ~. , s,. 'r 1912 "'.p 's a,',
chain and locket, hut not word or
even a mark on the paper inclosed
:" N.Y. Nv s" W ~, ;. ~. .A.,..
returned through tho most. Office do.
c,r.u..t n ,~nviA L..r our y NJ (.
ra.'s, =. ~ - soa ..-' .sP ~. 80,
D.sy ~ ~" ~. "'...~s's0 '. ~ H.. -. ~
so..a p.' e Wv ~, eAps"r g. !" .... ~ :.
P ~ ss .~. ~ 800 -
s s w ou'y .aAt, ~ ~, 49," vS, -
cssse ~ ~'a lelo'cns ~ 'n.' 'a"1 ~
cur S o'u msa wno ~ - NC ne. ".n" .',S
,os 'no neeesssi'e' .. ''s' "Uu'S
' n... P,s"sy SJSnE ~s' . !" ~ "a "
~. I.s.I ~, ~ Dss,n , p' LUZ ~ NC s ,aJ
."o '. :s, ~o1'u ~ se ~. -
more lews''y ~, sna , .'',s s 70 wear - ;%'
:. .1 ue'o..'s 'is IA ' o,; ~. iu. Ill.,. WV" e.
Iaos A.ay soA" ~ yI.'"' ."' 'o, ny" "
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'S..ca ~ IT, NJ. Jun" nv u.'fA.s.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-01

II i aid tas Of my sssts ; a.
Ion u 70 y iapcssd on inisstios
vinss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-01
SO Cents in Currency.

80 TIlE Proprietor Of
= 10 return his thanks 10
his friends snd shc public for the very
liberal patronage he has received, and
b assure them that no paine will be
spared 10 merit it, confidence. lie l.
we'll supplied with Hacks, Basgics, and
llosses, and is prepared to convey pas
ssngers to all points, within reasonable
distance, at short notice
Tho Stable is under the mauegcment
Of Capt. w, T.. SAITH, who IL ever
ready 10 accommodate bis friends and
the public.
They arc well supplied viii: expert
enecd Ilostisrs and Drivers, and spare
no pains TO give satisfaction Ia fact,
tl,cy promise to 10 mere FEEpiNS and
give morS RIDING for less money than
any other like establishment in E..;.ss (
Teas Give them trial, and they will
prove what they PROMISE to DO srue.
u. H. BI,ALOtk,
Proprietor.
Aarshsll, Feb |, o. n26-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-01

A Row.--The following IL a Nash.
vile dispatch Of tho 18th.
The Huntsville Independent Of
yesterday, reports very series row
In Corinth, Miss, on Sunday. A
party Of Federal soldier. while At
tempting to break into = private rss-
idcncc, were fred upon from tho
inside, and 6vc Of thcm killed. An
officer was afterwards badly beaten.
On Friday last, . few miles from
Huntsville, also Freedmcns Bureau
ag"nt named Painter was tsrred aud
vanished by lot Of cnraged ne
gross. The agent with an air Of
authority endeavorcd to impose n
tax on hin supposed colered dupes !
b. the same time cursing and abusing
them The darkies couldn't stand
this and seixing tho bureau man
they bosmca,oI him awfally and then
sent him adrilt,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-01

No 5i4a.
Mary J. Waller, rs a. T Waller
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
HARRISON COUNTY

TO The Sheriff or any co.sfab!e efsaid
County, Greeting
NA,HEREAs, on the 9th day of De
w eemher, 1867, Mary Elizabeth
Waller instituted suit against Archibald
Z. Waller, her husband, alledging that
on or about the 2lss DAY Of May, 1850,
she inter. married with seid Archibald
+. Waller in tho county Of HARRISON
that ON or about the 7,h day of august
A. D., 1862, tho said Defendant Waller
isit home with the intention Of abana-
oning said Plaintiff, and that since said
7th day Of August, A y. 1862. Plaintiff
has never heard from Defendant plain'
tiT further AYERS that It was not by her
consent or adyiee shat said Doicndan,
left his home in Harrison county, Texas
and that since said abandonment, she
has had NO communication with Defend
ant Of any character whatever Plain
tia further allodecs that said Defendant
has u,,ansiorcd hcr nnally and for os..
three years; and affidavit having been
made that said Defendant Ia nnusresi,
dent Of this State, and that his residence
IL unknown,
These are, therefore, to command you
10 summons the said Archibald 4. Wal.
Ter by tho publication Of this citation in
in the Texas Republican, newspaper
published in the town Of Marshall, Ter
ipur weeks In succession. that he ahall
be Ard appear before tho District Court
Of Harrison sounty aforesaid, q tho
~, ~. a.,ss In thn city of Mntshhti on
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-01

JoaNsoNtsxs.--The following sen
fences from The admirable msAsAge Of
President johnson arc 10 true Of
themselves that hey dsssrvc to be
considered political msximss
To mo the process Of restoration
sss,ns perfectly plain and simple; 1t
consists merely 10 . faithful applica-
ton Of the Constitution and laws.
It is clear 10 my apprehension that
tho States lately IN rebellion arc still
,pcmbcra Of tho National Uaion.
II cannot be that . asecsssfsl var,
wsged for the preservation Of the
Union, had tho legal eject Of On
solving Il.
without the Constitution 70 ara
nothing; BY, through, ard under ths
Consultation 10 are what Il make U.s.
Ifths rusraatses Of the Cosstitu-
ton caa s. brokss previsionally, to
servs temporary purpose, sad ~ =
part oaly Of H. ecuntFy, " can %.
stroy tisn everywhere asd fos I'll
ume. 80.
Il b ths esrss Of dsspetisn thal
~ no hating placs.
Nc Independent kcvsrnnsee ssaey
fern ~ ever hssn suesssaass ~ ~
hands Of nesfoes.
or III the daueesp whtee our -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-01

tl,IIE eopartassship Assstofirs sxissisg
i hstwssn h. q. IL i.isle asd John Y.
Withsssposn, under shs hsm nsd NsnN
Of l.. q. ~ Llnls Al Co, be- ksya dtt
soised. An he soods, e1ssss sd pso-
psvty balosxinx q sAid firm hass Nm
assigned "a William StsdMAH ~ ~
benons Of thsts ursditon.
Dehtnrs 10 TIM concern will II one@
settle, olhsswisa he wilt instltuts aats
l.. a. l1s t.lsLkp
JOHN Y. wlTiiEitsitksk.
Marshall, Jan ~, 6s n96~4s
For Rent.
A CONSIDERABLE dwelling At sha Depss
~ suitable fcr small family " fus
onees Apply b
Il q. In LIsLE.
Jan ~, '5a m1o-H !.
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL.
AxHH. Cwbsy viii cpsa school ~
IN m n9eoany q Jsnuasy,
tttO.h tnse.) t04a.
rrsns rsa swsses " swssss wssxs,
ffipary clsss, ............,... ~ a.
.s.esaA class. ...............sti! ~
lDaislenial sspeu@as.. s...,..... I -
No dsdsrtisa Tor lcss n Ans, essepe
In sIskssss Y sss aavs' asssalos, y
m0se.
fsyAbIe II 1pssls. y " s9slssIses,
q The end II ~ TER,
Jaesasy !, "a. s19-A
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-01


fns Car ~ TEE FRsspxnH's
nunsAU.--it sppssss ftoa No ~
stsi rsPoeas that 0cN. Hovard's csti-
nsts~ fss IL FFss1nsa's Bsrssu for
ies! were esasly dosb,s ~ tssal 81
pssditarss for The s1ssutivs, Issisla.
tive, and Judicial service Of u Fed
srsl Government in 1854. They wers
over ten times The cost Of ths consul
lar sad diplomats service 10 that
year. He reported On Aasd cad AK
"a Tor additional appropriations ~
follow:
On haud. es,H13. 1865 IS
Additional asked. 49,. 1885,. 200 90
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-01

~. I.wmta Mwsuse Late 1nsss.
samce Company.
Asssa, sspt. !. ever $3.50, 900.
2vsWuus
D. A. JANUARY. President.
JAMES II. LUCAS, Wee Prss
WM r. sEtBY, Secretary,
WIN \. MENTION, tseresal AesaA
p,nDsosal
Jsmss II. Lucas, Henry everseoiss.
Samuel Wills, Nick Schssess,
Isaac ". Mitchell, Will;am I. Gay,
Chss n. Peck, IMsii ksish,
Noht \. Woods, v T. nAHsnhanp,
jules vnlle, Chas. W, Necovd,
t;eo H. Robinson, y. A. Jansasy,
II u Ennkhous~r, VIZ. J t~wh,
John Y. Thosatou, v Iteaiev. jr.,
Han Al. RunyAu, Jacob TanM,
Hon. John ll"kaa.
MCMAHON 4 UTis, Gsnsrsl Agents,
Ma. ~ Madison Al Des%o&o Heck,
Memphis, Tennessee.
1s"sM Hsd~s"sss',' ""''''
~ u, " u TWIN /" !"
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oher ~ anys ,n''u,"9 w ~ @"
snssvMs@as' 20, ..,
, nuT. y" 80" "gens
pr u. v '"oe'A As"''" "1c"'"s''
..
This O"mpsnv lss.es t'o''e'es o. ives
on all tho d'Sersns plans ara q - 'Asos'
abs rates - Asy oshsr, WINE y ~ 30
rssssics'o"s ~ reser' 70 e!."es "s'slo.
residence. sno ~ ~ ps'Nr ~ a"S ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-01


xsw oELsAxs sssHssscss
n. X. wAltsr 4 90
q. W. Manson
u. hsedeasLl, ars Of liroots aaa Mac
do~Aid,
u. r. lDssn, !. .Hra 81 Fsllovs 4 sa.
JwlEas vaissa, asm VI 4 II kssasdy \
JsaaInss, wssts i 60.
n Il; nsrris, s~ of ~ u cosnsly
Msss<s. ", r. Green 4 60
A. voa rAsl, j.. 4 ca
IN q. aasass h 90.
Ia n, Phslps u "a
4 Ck4lswcrtk, CAaey i 60,
= 3s91pa. Isals = -
H. NJ. 8ea1tan1sa
n0sa. 4 n Nswnem 4 "a
Weo1s, Ns1ohers 4 -.
Wessca, CmwlIstA -
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d. ", haasf4e = -. \. y.
Or. 4 b. uaskass, 8 All
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No. IAmb, Q~iniaH 4 "a
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-01

The lIarrodsburg (Ky.) Signal
says that cx.Gov. Msgu6n Of Har.
rodsbarg, KY, gave a Christians din
ner, A. which Admiral eemues and
several other distinguished gentle.
men, and ladiss wers present. A
beautiful poem VA read BY Col. Che
noweth, eThe Adn,irsl's Sword--s
Legend !"
+" unsurrendered forever, now thun.
dered the ssa,
] keep the great trust hs committed tc
me,
More precious to mo than all kingliest
gems
The sword Of the Admiral, Rsphel
Scmmes
The toast Of Gov. Msgo@n was
loudly spplauded;
"Tbc fame Of American sailors and
soldiers, whether rebel or Federal. arr
the common heritage Of the people, and
here is to tho health Of my distinguished
guest, Admiral senmes"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-01

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-01

sArss,ss@ ssssamsss,
~, Cksslss n Nssass Ian, ": ~
~ H. ~ \ 2. 0ibhs ~. W. u.
TA1na1 b.. n, r. Rssvsse ksv. leAu
Iet,es. ~, II. g. TAssa1a, y D Msssss
W BIZ ~ l'esxIAas, Rsv Il Y. Aiss-
aa1ss.
hssHnnxrtx, AAAaaALt, suxAa
M & 4. BlAnshs; d. J. y. WIZ.
esspsoa, ~ Hssssa e~xas-
asv.p-ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-01

RessivsA u pfsios January IN, lG6s,
asd ssssuted sasss day by dsliyssisx y
tho sdit6s of the Texas Rspah,ats~, N
psssos, TIRE copy Of the within eis~
iios fas pshlisatioa.
~ n PERRY, sheri1 II. a
III. ], isss sas-m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-01

It II" 7'"""
Thu. h~reau ought to be abolished
II is a political machine, sun for the
joint beneat Of the disunionists and
the blacks, 1t = cost Of millions Of
dollars to the hard working white
tax payers Of the North, while intel
ligent white men, women, aud child
ren, e. xious hat Unable to 6nd work,
arc no more thought Of 10 the halls
Of national legislation than Il they
were so many cattle in tho field
Buffalo Courier.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-07

she knew any better. Our children
think all the world ofthis one though"
continued the %loquacioUs matFon.
Z" And so do the father and I, for
that matter. When a thing like that
has summered and wintered with you,
and shared your bite and sup, and
gone without when there was none,
it seems, you know, young lady, ike
one of yourselves.
Il don't suppose that this one has
gone without often" said Therese,
then softening from her ~ill-temper,
for her knowledge that MacNamee
had good wages, warranted the re-
mark, and there vas something en-
gaging In the woman's tones that
occasioned the %sOftening.
Not Of late years. miss. Not
since we came across your good father
there, may the Lord reward him
But | know of them that do not al
ways have their crusBa day, and yet
soak a part ofitfor the cat"
A crust a day. exclaimed The
rese.
The same. And lucky to get that
sometimes"
Why, / didn't know
That there were such people? No,
l suppose not. I've often thought,
when [ was lady's maid to Mrs. Mey-
erbehr, that the ladies wouldn't throw
away a hundred dollars on a fan if
they knew of the misery just round
the corner"
Therese's heart smote her; there
was berSpanish lace-no good to her,
nor 70 any one, either, now.
Is there's there much misery
did you say-round the corner? she
asked, IN a trembling way, with a very
vague idea Of misery as something
unspeakabiy uncomfortable, small
pox, perhaps, or people who had been
burned out, or had their legs broken.
" Indeed there IS, miss. Round
this corner as we'll as many anotherl
If you're interested in such things
continued Mrs MacNamee, with a
doubtful glance. yet only too willing
to enlist a recruit la such cause.
Certainly / am exclaimed The
rese. " never heard about it before.
Why didn't they tell my father they
had only a crust a day, and not al
ways that?D
Good Heavens, missl 1t would
take a hundred Of your father, rich
as he Is, and begging your pardon, to
help them. My mar tells me there's
fifty thousand out of employment and
wanting bread o-day, besides all there
were before. 1t makes my heart
stand still t think of them and be
I looking at the twins"
IL can't believe it." whimpered
Therese.
Her new friend stood up suddenly.
" just you follow me- she whispered,
and I'll show you enough misery to
satisfy a king"
= l. it's it catehing2" asked The
reese.
Mrs. MacNamee laughed In spite of
herself, and only beekOned her along,
seeing that, for all her eighteen years
and wealth and learning, she was but
an Ignorant child ~ the rough school
Ing where Mrs. MacNamee had grad
uaUed.
a" It's a filthy slum in some wealth
ers," said she. But all's frozen too
solid to speck a white shoe with dust
tonight, and yours Ae black, I Think.
I'll just show you Margaret-that's
what they all cali her in her alley. -
CONCLUDED TOMORROW
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-07
ssBACCU SCREWS, &C., &C.,
zN and Brass Castings Of Every
Desoripti0n

description.
na<sers fhI 8teem Guages, Gum Betting,
- BTtcks, Wrought Iron Pipes, Boiling
Nsa, sc, at Manufacturers Prices
Rs4Iing Done at Short Notice,
WkaEnen sent to all parts TO Mt up work
a RBDafr Boilers and Machinery.
~ All orders wturecetve our tndlVldu-
RaBs9sntion, and Wtnbe pro Il d1ledon
- most reasOnableterms
Tass and Foundery on the Canal corner
n. Iaxla street a Oct6-dly
a-l.u
The New York herald., 1868-05-15


RALrInoaB AND HAVANA STEAMSHIP. G0nrAxy.
ID Yor New Orleans Via Key West calling q Havana 70
.'s.:, Iss yin =: e, 1s .ss.s PG::: ,,s: 2
KsS orr m the morning Of the day Of sailing WIN s'nns
siHas '''SSSss SS
REDUcr1SS e fA5Es q Va EsF.SEEE pasExA
hi 51ssS a N' u a OCEAN
spp, 4
Sole Freight Agents Pacific Msi s.ss1ship Company
TEXAS llsE-voR GALVESTON, TEXAS. yREIaHr
oss VII Sssfs s.1s pier rhs Vs
apply
FoH NEW sssaaAsrs ShaFHss B1sHoE; s4s2asH1r LINE,
eEsEsAh S2RinS ss a.'i ss.s sissa'Ap'
sGhST SIn,s,S cirY cSR'in Esns F. Holmes
ssHHS ErSrf5 .Sss;s Sss;sS q i s.s;sap ss%p'on
Tss saSsTssp ;'ss%sslp
Captain VIM. p. Henry,
vii be despatched ON Saturday, May IT, at O'Clock M
Freight recsved at through rates for St. Louis Mobile and
The { ENFRAL GRANT win succeed Saturday, May q
%
TEEiShF sSasEN At iRESsaEaEsr taDuSHR hsHns'
CHANGE OF DAYS
Ss u unit, %ss5
SAN sALvApoR, Captain Eicksssn Saturday, May 10,
HERMAN LiviNSsToN, Captain Iaton, Wednesday, May
5AGINT0, Captain ATKINS, Saturday, May %, from
LEO Captain Dssrborn Wednesday, May a. from pier IS
Isn
.aS
nsay SEEE5s Edx CS g Is ana bsSs 81 sSs sae. street.
WM. r. GXShisoN, No. G' Bowling % ling; Green. ssis'~
r BLACK STAR INDEPENDENT LINE.
Opposition 70 Monopoly.
1TS,sfs Tss ar.s {. ess. ss.qs:s Steamship a.sis-
- L. ". Pennington, MASTER
For freight or passage apPz9 wSrn ...n oa v... ...
C9MEN M EnNss sco Assn Agents. NJ "ss, SAVANNAH. slss
Georgia. Atlantic and Gulf Railroad Florida
ss % say and will
sns their place In hs line ss soon as the dull Is over
FoR CHARLESTON, s. C., THE FLORIDA PORTS AND
the South and Souhwest-Res suar Line Cabin passage,
S eSsr ns sn sna a
Sai'sS %s s:
VT
The MATANZAS will sail on the following Saturday.
L,OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS.
u New York and Charleston Steamship Companys first
CHARLESTON, Captain Berry, Saturday. May 16, at p
NJ, sailing from pier No. 3 North river.
'S an9 Of a issued
points South AMI Southwest In connection with the South
Carolina liroad and with steamers to Florida ports.
HENRY r. MORGAN Il CO., Agents, 20 Broadway.
FoR WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. c., AND
Alexandria, Va-ESpress line.
The Tine steamship JAMES :. GREEN Captain Inman, Is
May 10, at 4P. N.
For balance of freight apply to
JAMES HAND, 1ls Wall street, corner South.
MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE FOR PORTLAND.
In Reduction In fare and change of days Of sailing.
The steamships III RICO and FitANCONlA will leave pier
SS East river Monday and Thursday, at O'Clock r. NJ
instead of Wednesday and Saturday. heretofore Passage
TO Portland, including stateroom a6 cabin passage o.
Meals extra.
These steamships Portland with the Grand Trunk
Railway for Montreal quebec and other points In Canada
and the Vest also with the Internaton. Steamship Compa
ny for Eastpor, Calais and st. John, N Il.
Goods forwarded to all parts OF Maine. Freight received
daily. bills of lading signed at Office on pier.
For freight or passage apply to
J. F. AMES, Agent, pier 90 East river.
The New York herald., 1868-05-15
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

--.>-,.-------.
TNOR ALBANY AND TROY-FARE 81 80, BEING 81 rs
cheaper than by rail and 10 cents cheaper than by any
other line he elegant steamers VANDERBILT and CON
NfUi "a North river Spring
every evening saturdays at oc ock connecting
with New ork Central Railroad for alp
Wes with Rensselaer, and Saratoga ana Lake
steamers for Montreal, Lake George Saratoga all
tions also with rail for North Adams Burlington and points
east. Fare Sunday g. Returning leave Troy at and Al
bany at 6P. NJ
for Provicence from foot Of Robinson street. pier "a
North river, at r. NJ, commencing Monday, May II. To
Pro dence first Glass; deck 90 For further par
cuars Apply ISAAC ODELL Agent, pier 81 North river
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS.
Trains for Albany and Troy, connecting with Northern
and Wes trains leave New York via Hudson River Rail
road Threh street and Tenth and II 80 A. NJ and
S45 80 and ii Y. NJ, and via Harlem Railroad, Twenty
sixth street and Fourth avenue, at II A. NJ and 5 p M
The $50 r. N. train via Hudson River will run on
Sundays
Sleeping attached to 80 and II p. NJ. trana
Drawing attached tn a. NJ. train.
WILLIAM II. VANDERBILT. Vice President,
The New York herald., 1868-05-15
DENTISTRY.


A T THE BEST AND CHEAPEST DENTAL OFFICE IN
~ New Iorx-reeth inserted at oue.hak price
teeth fned without pain old PA bought
exchanged 2S Eighth avenue, twenty.
hfst stIeet.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN ELLvEN
years; gas .reh daily. Beauiiui Teeth, ~; Set siu
Old sets bought JAY ILLt RS, Is Grand street, near
Broadway HENRY vILLbns, acO Grand st.. near Bowery
100 BEAUTIFUL CONTINUOUS GUM 40
lJU Sets o ieeta. kuODer Plate, with rhimpcrs, S1J.
tAu acting uDder without char.e when are IN
serted. Drs. BUDlNE, lyv Grtud street.
The New York herald., 1868-05-15

DROvINCE OF SAC PAULO, BRAZIL.
$40 PAULO RAILWAY.
daily train to and from Santos Sac Pauo and Jundahy
running within thirty miles of Campinas
JANUARY !, 1885, j. j. AUBERTIN, Superintendent.
BThe booking Office in Santos will be open for tickets
and luggage the val of the boats from Rio.
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TIE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURts DAlLY-TO GENTLEMEN
only on interesting SUBJECTS al the New York Museum OF
Anatomy, SIS Bioaawsy those unable 10 attend these
lectures may receive copy BY forwarding Is cents Ad
Broadway.
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AMUeKnlKNTa.

~ A NV ~ -
IT .HBAFRR coMIQUE, ~ BROADWAY.
II Brilliant and fashionable house,.
TIE LADIES IN ECSTAeIEs OF DkLloHL
ELEGANT AND RsrfNED sNTsRrAMnEx7
svg presented to an Intelligent sudsnce.
Cosic AND GRorEsoUE.
sRNrIMENI AND SONG
nIFH AND MUSIC
in his amusing
COMIC SKETCHES
STATUE SONG,
nightly received with enthusastic applause.
BEWARE OF SPURIOUS IMITATORe
AND BOGUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE GREAT LINGARD
THEATRE CoMIoUE, Sll BROADWAY,
And at no other establishment
DROADwAY THEATRE ADMISSION SO CENTs
ID Mr.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
THIS EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
GREAT HIT OF THE CONNIE 500 iAH.
HOUSES GRAINED FROM PARQl EFT TO DONE.
THE BEST IRISH DRAMA OF THE TINES.
BETTER ACTED AND BETTER MOUNTED
THAN ANY OF ITS PREDECESSORS
Mr. AND MRS; hARNEY WILLIAMS
SUPPORTED BY COMPANY OF ARTISTS
EQUAL TO ANY IN THE COUNTRY.
The nightly crowded state of the theatre compes the
ger announce the entire suspension Of the free % The
NoTICE;-As many gentlemen accompanied BY ladies
fn notified that the Office open securing
week In advance.
The New York herald., 1868-05-15
MUSICAL.

CONSERVATORY OF MrsIC.-sIX sPLENDIDLY FUR
~ nished Rooms lin the Parsan stye rent siDgy
suite most admirably apted to music lessons casses
Noue but tin ushed artists need apply 46 told number
N0,S6 East ihirty-nIth street,
The New York herald., 1868-05-15

GAN FRANCISCO MINsrRELs, 6s5 BROADWAY.
The doors surrounded at q insurrection begins at
The great Humorists and voca!ists of Mnstrelsy,
BIRCH, wAMBOLD, BERNARD AND BACKUS,
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS
Hilton Head lnstLu. u.e-Charmng Gay Quadroon-t7amee
the Dainty Norma Lirk-Railroad Express Train.
Second week OF Lew Bp.IMMER. First week OF Mr.. j.
ACkEbMAN.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,


BUREAU r., F. AND A. LANDS,
WASHINGTON, December 8, 1865.
Brcvet- Colonel J. r.. Edie. Assistant
Commissioner, Colxm5id, S. C.
COLONEL: Governor
Scott having declined to act upon the
Commission respecting claims upon
planters, the Commissioner has ap-
pointed Col. James P. Low, to fill
the vacancy.
You will please convene the Com
mission OF Charleston, Immediately,
and give notice to all who wish to
apply for relief.
Yhe Commissioner has given no
order $50 suspend The collection OF
claims fot. ddcances," and the bust
ness will be prosecuted as vigorously
as practicable. Very respectfully,
your obedient servant.
(Signed) e. WHITTLESEY,
Act'g Assistant Adjutant-G G eneral.
A true Extract. JOHN r. EDIE,
Brevet Col United States Army, AS
sistant Commissioner, S. @.
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The steamship Camilla, of the di-
rect line between Liverpool and Char
leston-of which Messrs. r. Mure &
20. are tho indefatigable ageuts-ar-
rived at the latter port on Thursday.
This is the second steamer of the line.