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MONTGOMERY BROS. g co. s SALES.


LARGE AND PKBEnPToKY BALE OF ELEGANT
Essch and Single Horses Elegant Saddle Horsee Fins
wsrk Mules. Fine Mich Cows Bussiss Harness. Wagons
etc, ETC.. ct euction-
nv M0NT0OMERY BEOs. n &C.,
z II. HorreoxKKy. Anctioncss
Onice-1 Camp stresi
"WEDNESDAY March IL, az II o'eIoeh a.
w 81 p. Liners Stables DRAWER street. VII be Sold
Elegant Match Hsrses.
Elegant Saddle Horsea
Fine Work Mules.
Fine Mich Cows
Alsc-Tsr and Open Buggies, Harness Wagons,
H1- TxRxs-Oash In u. B. Treasury Fotsz
FURNITURE. FURNITURE. ...FUREITURE
BY MONTGOMERY BROS. 81 CO.,
l. NJ MONTGOMERY. Luctionesr
THURSDAY, March 12ih. Mt II o'clock a
NJ their Auction Mart. 81 Camp street. viii be
general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FL HNlTUkE.
such Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads Bu-
resus. Armos Weshstands Mahogany and Walnut Tctss
Sofas, Spring sest Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center
Tables Marble Top siceboards Extension Tables Velvet and
Brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engrav
ngs Paintings looking Stoves and Utens being the
contents Of several vel-furnisned houses
Also
A large invoke Of Cottage Beds. Cane and Wood sss
Chairs etc.
r8-TERxs-cash in U. g. Treasury Notes
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SUCCESSION OF MRS A DEsHAREsr-xo ausl.
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JEAN NAUMUs vs.. ANDREAs scHMDr-sIxrH
District Court Of Few Orleans. No. 20l55.

JEAN nAUMUs vs.. ANDREAS scHMDr-sIxrH
District Court Of Few Orleans. No. 2olso.
DY VIRTUE of n writ OF neri fac,as
ID 20 directed b. the Honorable the sixth Dstrct
Court Of New Oreans In the shove entitled will pro-
tonnsrs Exchange Roysl street between Canal and Gus
Streets the Second District Of tails city
SATURDAY the 2ist day of March 1865 ct IL O'Clock NJ
the following cescribed property, viz
FOUR LOfS or GROUND situated In the suburb Wash-
nenn and in the Third District Of this city in the square
being parts II lots designated by Nos and plan Of
Ysrgnes Il 10Th March, 1881 deposited In the oce Jues
1tsy. late notary public IN this city No 20 In book
OF plans Said lots adjoin each other and
feet inch and eight and twohrd lines n
Casacslvo street. BY depth between parallel lines Of ny
and Poasd streets together with the improvements
thereon etc etc Said property acquired By defendant
Audreas Schmidt In the following mannr Lots aad
from Robert Howes acting Atorne. fact of Mary Ce
ella Cramer, wife Of Chester Mcnel bsbee OF PAS Chris
tan Miss BY act before More notary public In this city
dated arch l4h 1851 and lots Hos and purchased
BY said defendant from Elizabeth Deters widow John
Henry Basenkamp. hauscncamD, per before A. A.
1871
de endants sos hundred and ave feet In
DEPTH but BY subsequent ACT before said More notary
viE april 18Th, 1851 And Schmidt sold "a the above
named Elizabeth Detels widow Hausencamp the por-
on Of said lots. say fftytwo feet eight inches and
lines 'front.' on Poland street By h four feet three inches
same measure lots and 8
The whole per sketch on de
Seized in the above suit.
B3- THRnf-Cash on the spot
felsmar5H Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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FRANCOIS BeIsDoRE vs. eEoBGE AND ROBERT
hscolm-second District Court Of New 0rieans-no.
zgl2
RH VIRTUE OF q writ OF herf facias to
LINE directed By the Honorable tho Second District
Court Of New Orleans, In the above entitled cause
VIII prtceed 10 sell AZ Public Auction ct the
Aueioneers Exchange Royal street. between Canal
Gust mbeuse streets In the Second Disrct Of city
SATURDAY, the fourth day Of April 1868 81 o'clock n
the following described property. viz:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GKOUkD. situated in the First
District Of this city In the square bounded By Carondelet
formerly Apollo Naysdes Clio and Ersto resz measuring
feet ten inches frost Carondslet street By
depth OF sixyhree feet eleven inches and three lines
tween parallel lines Toge her with the buildings
provemeDs said lot, which Of frxnls dwelling
house containing tour rooms etc frame Kitchen csern
The heuse and kitchen being slate yDoled-
Sc red In the above suit
E8-TKKxs-Cssh On the SPOT
GEO. W. AVERY,
mis- - a Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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BUILDING Lot FORMING THE CORNER OF
IcHouPIroULAs AND BENJAMIN STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF R. n. OGDEN.
BY CHARLES r. FORTIER.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS As Exchange Alley

0fUEaDAY, prfl 7th, 1t0S, at II O'CLOCK
Il n at the Merchants and Auctionesrs Exchange.
on loyal street. Canal and Cusomhouse srset BY
virtue Of order the Honorable the Second District
Court Orleans dated 5th March 1863 the following
described properly belonging to the Aforesaid succession
will be sold
sERTAIs LOT OF GROUND situated in the First
District city the square coprsed within fchoup
touas Benjamin and Suzte streets desguaed
by plan OF G b. Hedin dated TIN March, 1885,
and deposited H. r.
lie In ts city The saic lot forms the corner Of Ichoupou
benjamin streets. and Is iee 'front.'
Tchoupouas BY 100 feet in eepth and front Bens
min street, be parallel lines American measure
pa TERMs-Onehaf cash. and the balance at credit Of
years. secured BY mortgage and vendors
priv ege and tearing per cent interest ondae until
payment =
Acts Of sale before Emanuel Burthe notary public at the
expense Of the purchasers including United States internal
revexue stsmps.
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AUCTION SALES.
G. De ftalsT's SALES.
POSITIVE AND UNREsERyED SALE AT TWELVE
-.-..- MONTHS CREDIT --------

FIELDS STREET, BETWEEN GooDCHILDRES
AND MORALES STREETS
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ACTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
CHAs. E. FoRrEHs sA-Es.
SECOND AND LAST ADJuDIcATIoS.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN cBoRGE BAuxAS, SECOND
- .. DISTRICT COURT OF HEv ORLEANS
nv CHARLES e. POTTER.
cHAs. E. FoRrlta's sA-ts.

SATURDAY. March e1sts 1908. ae ~
y O'Clock n, a the Merchsnts' and AucrioneerS Ex-
change RoyA between Canal ana Gu tehouss streets
by ytue OF an order from rsbe the Sc1nd District
Cont New Oresns dated February % 1865 the following
property at public auction, viii be sold
FIVE CERT AIN LOTS or Gre Nd m the Fourth Dis
rct Of this city IN bunded BY fr.r-t 5scsson
Philip designated By the Nos III H. II.
q and IS ON plan by Depoaiiv. architect. on
the 18th November. 1896 deposited In the once OF Grna
ncar public Lots Nos H. " and Is each y feet
inches lines Frere BY lSs feet inches
and lin in depth between rar.s lines; said lots sdon
other and IS also adjoining each other
each 20 feet inches lines 'front.' on Howard
street. BY lSS feet inches and lines dsep between parallel
lines .i '-.I
This being adjudication the above
property brought the price Of spprsise
at former Offering vii be sold 70 the ast and
highest tidder without the following terms ana
cor ditiors. to wit: -
credit year. the purchaser to give bond with
good solvent security 10 be uorgsged said
bond bear eight cent interest tom date Of sale until
psd.
pnss purchaser including the United States internal
revenue stamps
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JAMES CALLER vs. EDEy 4 PINoKARD. FELrx
y. kdey and William N. Plnckard JE-Fourth Dssrict
Court Of New Orlesns-No 10 e56
DY VIRTUE of wait OF 0eri nseias 60 me
- directed BY the Honorable the Csurt
New OF In the above entitled proceed 70 sell
public aucen the premises hereinafter on
MorDAY, the twenty third day Of March, 1865. At 10
oclockA
ALL THE FURNITURE, NovABLEs AND OTHER
Properly Of tie dendants In the house lately occupied By
them situated az No. l83 Common IN First Dis
once.
Seized IN the above suit
n3-TKRrs-Cash on the spot.
GEO. W. AVERY.
mhl1 IL p Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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s1o.oeo.ooo.
In 10000 Shares. of sbs par value Of
But the actual amount to be paid in Dash 10


sss Fer share
p'' ''''' 's''-,,' -. :
,o,,, wh.n ,b,r,,sv. p.r can. Of the mar value
-. -. s..,,s..,.. ., 49,. IN n.,.-
- =
-.
the Of their lines their present capid
s ~. $500 o's' w. 'ss 'ar. o - 90
competing line has ever had the rsAs nov granted By Con-
srsss to this Company 70 e'nsue' and operate lines over
every Railroad and Mail Route IN the United States fAa
position Of this Company differs from that Of any company
ever before organized The question Of the Right WAYS
forever settled
The Stockholders Of this Company cannot Be sold our
transferred TO any other Company The act Of Congress IN
N'''r-'' ''s'-''' ''''''''' ~
transfer OF the franchises granted
One per cent OF the Stock VIII be required on SUBSCRIBING
=
ma, n. ,......rv a. .,,,.,. ,.,.. =.
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ATTENTION, RESTAURANT KEEPERS. PUBLIC
CATERERS, ETC
NY G. DE FERIET.

SUCCESSION OF L BoUDRo-No ssa
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And this amount paid follower One cent Of tho
par at time Of Subscribing and until the entire
capital has been sub scbed calls be made by
the Board Of Directors instruments not to exceed ave per
cent per month When hryvs per cent Of the vaiao
Of the shares has been paid certificates Of wiz be is
sued. This win give the Company paid up
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TFLFGRAPH COMPANY.
rsLEGRAPH COMPANY
National

new enterprise. 70 be known as me NATIONAL TELE-
GRAPH COMPANY, has been organised. With valuablo
franchise conferred by recent set Of Congress for the pur
MISE Of establishing TRUST LINES OF TELEGRAPH on
an the principal railroads and mail routes In the United
States The STOCK issued the same principle as
that Of the Msrcbants Union Express Company. which
Gently operations The design is to interest the
entire business community IN the enterprise This done
not 50 much to dispose the Stock to secure the bus
mes. Of the country through which the lines pass
The Capital is TO be
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COnsTABte'S SALES.

CONsTABtt'S SALES.
R BoNHAN vs. "; cLENNoN-E sTapLsToN
Garnishee-No. Si29-second Justice OF the Peace.
DIV VIHTUE ora writ OF aerf f.csas to me
ID directed BY the Hon Paris Chdress Second Justice Of
snetion on EDNEsDxY the ith day 3, March 1865 At ii
o'clock A Leonard MaxweIls Livery Stable. corner
One Bsrouchs and Horse.
Seized IN the above suit.
psy- TERxs-Cssh In .. 3. Treasury Notes.
JOHN H. kEEs, Deputy Constable,
CONSTABLE fALE.
L BLESSING va GEO. SCHMIDT Conc. l2sa
d directed By The Honorable the Sixth Justice the
in and o hs city and peri Of "a 81, S @ 1d
. my onse No - Camp street on sAIgEDAY ,hs lsh
(Whky Of capaty Of barrels In twenty hours
70 TfHss0ash ~ United States Treasury rO
-A- ''- = ~ DSs'L WILSON. conss.bls.
BKIpKy & FUspLrER VS. THOMAS MALoY-No.
l405-Second Justice Of the Peace.
b. b, Of r., d s Of ss' Sase
s Rs" % to @ :, uS n. sss a ss
THURSDAY. the 1871 cay Of March. 1888 ai Il
One lot Of Household Furniture
"a Tzsss-cash in .. T,s. s E;s.: o
" Second justice cCsIi Parish q orleans. 50
ID directed BY Paris Chdress Second Justice Peace win
proceed 20 sell at public auction THURSDAY. 10Th
March, lef3 IL Western Warehouse
corner Of Ju IA and Foucher streets
I've small GINS twenty-five saws each
Two Bins, forty saws each.
eelred IN the shove suit.
nF-TKRNs-Cash In y. g. Treasury Notes
Il. O PEsNIMAN, Constable
WIN. EocRAoKEN VS. LOUIS LIDDELL AND John
Gsnehe Jr In sodo-Hos $3.50 and 3650-second Justice
Of the Peace.
Rx ylETyr e. I've yr.s: OF aeri sae,ss
Pesce. VIII proceed 70 sell at public auction THURS
DAY the 9th day Of Apr, 1863 u O'Clock n, a the
Merchants and Anchonesrs Exchange, Exchange Place
neer Gus. onhouse street
ONE L0T OF GROUND with all ,hs improvements
thereon situated IN the second District Of this city, in the
square bounded BY Bienve Cutsmhouse Miro and Tonti
streets, dtsgnstsd % msasurinx "a eet inch
front Cusomhcuse street, BY 100 fsef depth between
April 1sf6.
Seized in the above suit
"a TxRxs-Csshin Y. 8. Treasury Notes.
H. g. PENuIMAu.
CcnstabIa
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HENRI PIUssAN VS.. AUGUSTA MAEEEssIEs.-
Third District Cont Of New orleans-No. 2L2l2
DY VIRTUE Of q writ OF 6eri farfas TO
ID directed Honorab the Third District Of
New Orleans In the above entitled will pro eed TO
sell pubhc auccn the MERCHANTS Ancti
ExcNarge Royal street eween Canal and custsmhouse
streets IN the Second District Of this city AIURDA
the 2st day Mach 1868 at Il O'Clock NJ the following
iwo cRRPPaS Tors OF GROUND situated in .hs
First District OF this city in the bousded BY Canal
Philippe, Common and Barcnne streets, designated Nos.
Is and IA.
LOT No. IS 20 feet inches and Ioes Phppa
street. 50 feet inches and lines deep and front side
alley running from Philippe 10 Baronne street. AZ feet 10
inches deep the de next TO lot No &C. and % feet wide IN
tho
LOT No. measures Is fest front on The above alley BY
70 feet in depth.
Together With the buildings and
Seized suit
ia fKKMs-Cash on the spot
GEO. W. AVERY,
fel9 mt5u Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
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Ntfuputstxa Ao

SURPRISING Apathy oy
NORTHERN PEopLx.-Tbe lat
sions Of an obscryan. and di.,,P''''
ate man readily commend ,bem n's,oa-
to public regard. Col. John y
syth, Of Tho Mobile Resis,e, rN
gentleman who possesses Tho Us, : 4
ties described in an eminen, add u'll'
lie is now in Washington Civ
which place, under date Of w 'Os
25th, he writes as follows '''a
|s-~4xAe rssAssv u IN Rev;.,..
how | have been haunted e., .'~
timc back with the appr.hs,' yA'
that the spirit Of the North v.'
equal to the duty of dcfepdin. ls
|Mbertles against the darine 81. u
that has openly assailcd them KY
| have bscn hsts | have a, s'ns
watched the temper of the IN,
men, and I have seen NOTHING f T.
the ghost Of my apprehcnsIoa,
! hare not met tho first ms, A.
will admit thst the people viii -. =
Except at the ballot box a, ,nv
tscme ,oint Of usurpa,ion n.
general feeling is that the ,s' y
have had enough Of war ana Y Y
prefer peace in chains to the tu,,.
icncc and risks to property and IA
in an open struggle to defend 4.
free institutions Of their father r. h
other words, that the people -.
great, big, coward, giant, vbo n
pillow and plant, and pursue his n.
waite ends, while the Goyerpm.,t,
cruubling into ruins, and h, a.
troyer are quietly putting hapd,,s.
on his wrists, Is il not p,..',.
strange that the same nation ~.
rushed to arms and fought 50 ;,
sis,cntly against secession UPON i,
feigned issue Of defending The T,,,.
and who now find that, three v,,.
after their struggles and :acriss,
the Union is still unaitained. Il
that they were in reality only Al,
} ing the battle Of an abolition nan,
: Is it not strange that this n,,iop.
so exhausted by this swindlinp a,
and SO weary Of its sacrifices, ,h,ts
has not courage left to command A
usurpcrs TO spare their own litcrtsp
J " Truth is stranger than fc,iO,
aud il would be in keeping ra
human experience and with the nm
] by which mysterious Provides
, works out its ends, if it shssa
T cventuate that the intense spin, 4
nationality that filled the ranks 1
Grants aud Sherman's armie, ~
while seemingly turned against Il
South, really szsrted to dc,trOyi l.
! self--in brief, that the manhood 4
the North and West was wiellci b
canning hands to ovcrturn ie o,,
free constitution and bind the pso,l
, to the dominion Of party, nx
/, ignoblc in its sentiments and rel.
less Of the public good And thin
} err are events marching The puAlr
apathy in the presence Of a re,A.
, ticn that is hurrying to its iuevisSk
cousu mma(ion is something y<
l derful.
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Ma CAME vhroanus.-Ths
eslsbratsd Gaines case in which 70
t.sy Of the Chise,s u New Orls. I
- iatsrssted. sAa vhish Nm. Game,
h. 70 Ssr,ktsnNy fsughs, Ihas Al lsst
ssss decided ~ .hs Uaitsd S.atss
blPssns CsaSt u hss hvos. x
" asAiastos dkps&cA Of The III, ~
Mr. Jsstiss Davis dsllvsrsa ths a.
cislos. The court reviewed the whole
ss.s - TO the Law snl the faets. Tho
opinion - fsyosabla 70 Nh. Gsipes
regarding Nv, legitimacy, H. usr.
rage a Jslienns Carriere with Dspisl
Clarke, vas valid. All technical
Hoiah were desiasa, Il favor Of Mrs.
uaiaAs, AZ ~ court exprs.sly stated
that u cesaiasssd this dsciaion con
elusive and final. Danisl Clarke.
Will Of 1913, asl probated in Louisi.
ahA ia binding, and sales by tho o..
eeators under tho will Of 1911, are
declared null. and purchasers must
take The conssqssacss. -SA~,~port
!&siA. Wsss-ra. as'eI g =
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Who WAS SECRETARY 80.
few DAYS ago, there was a meehu
held in this city 10 promote the u
tcrests Of our State dividers, the ps
cesdings Of which were published,
tho Houston Telegraph. This pss
lica,ion was the first intimation lhs
such a meeting had been held N
proceedings were signed by JaA.
fayle, as President, and Shade CroH
as Secretary. But Ncwcombc, ofis
San Antonio Express, anuouns
that he was present, and thai VI.
Tracy, Of the Telegraph was al
Secretary.
lie states that several colorcd Va
Presidents were chosen, and d
meeting was enthusiastic
The whole secret Of the matter !
that the meeting, composed Of july
Sabin, Fayle, Shade Crome, NJ
combc, Tracy, and the p" colored "
n---ia-~-.-,,f - AL.s. vuiy, was iss
In the once Of the Hops,ou "a
graph, and that the publisher Of i
Telegraph was Secretary. But sl,s
Crome, was allowed the honor |
doing the writing, while the T.s
graph talked lightly Of the matters
the time, IS though the meeting n
a very strange aud mysicriou, ihis
The editor Of the Express not lts
posted, has lot tho eat out Of the u
Things done in the dark, do rE
often come to light-Uoasoa yln
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

tsUr The Daily Jefferson Times has
been enlarged to double il former sixc
aud presents neat and inviting mppsar'
ancc II contains the latest ncws from
all parts Of the country, including tho
kilograms D
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~ Ha"'svil's, Texas, seem. 10
b overrun with petty thieves, and
that, too, With the penitentiary build.
iag 10 sighs. Anosg these robbed
Fsesst'y, oar sssss1sd ss<enporry,
J. A. ki'ssa, u the Tinss, is oss Of
The ssfsrsrs. His suoks house wa
entered . few days ago, aad Ais
years sssply Of Dssa taken. He
Aas ~ caught The thieves, but No
isPa'ss ths~ spon the poi.t Of .
pssasrspA, lfthesa are aay virsuo~a
's's'ssb rsssisiag ia .As~, thsy
mast feel doubly mean. Hear hin !.
," Asy o. sAst would ROB . p.t.,
NJ, sAssla b sssasnss1 y .1ns1ss.
asst IN dssssta paved Viii cs.G
pedes and linsa st6'tssspSsAs via
: scoss Il ssathssskss stiisd s,sn.1
bis hoay, hisass Il Ais ssrs, AA;sil-
riil.as 2, NJ - H.
7 usssssssstsly sA.y bsloss to .
saAss, " ~, d, " aol rad s.v.,
rpm, sad his virtaoss iedixs.t;s.
y coaseq xebily thrown svax
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

g4J" Tie Shreveport department head
quarters for tho issuing Of boot and
shoes Is at J. y. I.ewiss, No . Tsxs
street, wlcro all descriptions Gao h
found at the lowest psices. 1000 f.|
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Ne. Yesk, APea ls.-TAs sI4...
sc,P ccses Qsssa hsisss OVER =
n'llies doliass IL spssis.
4 NJ q AsPisvall destroyed u
sss'res9 sbds 40 ihitv. two psietl
ss.s Less tss million dolhr,.
TAs shoDssa is disappearing 1t
s::sos Ayres, bui y bad .. Mont.
svsase ssd sshss places.
Il CAllas. s-'
A formidable revolution il in ,ro.
gress ia Northcrn Peru.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

DESTRUCTIVE fIsE AT HUNTS
VILE, TrxAs.-On she night OF the
9Th inst, the .owa Of HuDSsills ~
yi.i.ed by . destructive ire
hr,t discovered In the roof Of a. n
S.ke, 4 Co.'S store and u pre-
could he arrested, spread sser ~
entire block. Bat for the untiring
sxertious Of tho people, white and
t,ssk, IN ~ bsssvss pssssss sfsss
Mace would have been destroyed.
The lo.. /. estimated at $4,000.
The Times says the Ere vas no doubt
~ wort Of IN iSeeadla,, fhss
paper, from which We derive this &C.
count, says;
uThe loss will amount 10 seventy
,hou,apd doi,.fs, upon xhish there
"a, twenty nine thousand dollars in
sunucs. The following are the
loosers with the amousts Of each
"A. N. Baker 4 Co, e25, 900, in
.ursd for $4,000 X. Phillips, ST.
900, insured for $4,000 Ben. Voaf'
t.ds, sa,9ee, / o, o. T., - 1000
L. r. Davidson, 81, 500 y. 7. Josey
$500; Nussbaum L Bro, VI 500 Il
b. Hightowsr, $4,000 Rob. Arch
! or, $1,000; Howell 4 Co, y, 900
Coulter 1 Singleton, $3.50 The stoc'
of books, stationery, &c, st the po:
olhcs, Wa saved in part, though bad
" damaged by water and roag'
hasding-the loss amounts TO sever
al hundred dollars. Loss BY break
age, &e., 5000
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

DS" Upper Red River Is said 10 he
loy and falling Those TINT desire SUP
plies from New Orleans, would 10 wen
to rct them ia timc. NI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

Mcssrs. Wharton h lllinsswcrth No.
IS Common street New Orleans, arc the
luly authorized Agents Of the Rcrub-
Lean IN that city,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

A CoLD FLOODED MURDRR.--Ws
learn this morning that Mr.. Bark,
Chief Clerk in tho Adjatant Geser-
ais Office, District Of Texas, vss
most bratally murdered last Aighs BY
VIM. Thoupsos Of this city. The
victim Is still alive, but thers 10 no
earthly hope Of his recovery.
Thompson 10 stll Al large. We hops
for the credit Of the city aad for III
sake Of humanity. our cisizsas will
asaiss the authorities BY every mean,
in their power 10 hrisg Ne murderer
to justice. We will give The partic,
ulArs Of this tragedy ~ soon ~ VI
can obtain thsm.--Asstis Repaid.
We learn from the Galveston New,
that Mr.. Burk was killed q. . house
Of ill.fams, Immediately under The
rnossrme tSAuRaiihy upd&a 19his tbs'
di.ion Of the country under militsr,
rule" That paper says:
Tho soldisrs acting a. clerks =,
headquarters in Austin, publish .
commsnieatios IN tho Republican Of
that city, relative TO the recent muir.
der Of William Burk, clerk in III
okcs Of he Assistant AdjuAat Gsa.
eral, Of which The editor says;
90 The comm upicatioa shovs bad
temper, aad makes vague threats
which csasot b carried out, but nay
lead those men into trouble. TAey
have great provocation in the murder
Of their eenpsnion, but they must
remember thai the deceased w.s mot
in soldiers uniform, was MOI At his
post Of duty, bat 1t bawdy hcuss
where he had no business
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

tay" Boy your cigars, pipes, eiga-
reties, and smoking tobacco at Kesnc 3.
a choices lot Of cigars jast received
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

llsLr us--We need money to buy
paper Every ona dne de oelce should
pay up If they have to borrow the
money, as We have no other resource
10 raise funds
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

Ff| II T. ~
sas- M O = Hell, who i' 'Askias a
tonr OF the Noreaefn eosnees VI Texas,
will receive subscriptions Tor tins paper
and the Jefferson Times, We cordially
recommend him to tho Had attentions
Of our frienis throughout that section,
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

nT~ The gardens, ut this season Of
the year, never hooked finer, or DE fruit.
crop more Iso,aising.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

nS- We had The pleasure Of meeting
ex-governor II. II Ranncls in Jefferson
on saturday. lie was looking hale and
hearty. .l.r I..+lI.f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-04-18

EH~ Nv Gus Pickett, Of the Texas
Express Company, viii accept our thank.
for New Orleans paper Of the ilth