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POWDER, SHOT, &c

~ UNPOWDER.
ST - ORANGE RIFLE and SPORTING.
THE PRIZE POWDER OF THE WORLD.
A fnIi sunply OF the above celebrated, and now
FLV0pITE GUNPOWDER, constantly on hand
and Tor sale by us, who are the authorized agents
Where heavy work is to be done, requiring pow yS
AND MINING POWDER manufactured by TINS
Company is III the highest repute. Every package
OF this powder sold by us VIII be gnaran1es1S do
represented. o ~ 1AhDA :" oo'
su 2s-iym N-.##A p &
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RESTAURANTS, &c.
A LASKA DIAMONDS.

A newly-discovered TRANSPARENT CAR
BOMBED QUARTZ, equal In brilliancy to the
real diamond, mounted at our own factory In art1s-
tic settings GUARANTEED FINE GOLD, and
sold by us ct ONE-FIFTIETH of the cost Of real
diamonds, TO which they are equal In every respect
except intrinsic value. .
Solitaire Eardrops, per pair $5 and 90 soli-
taire Finger Rings, Se and $40 Solitaire Gents
Bosom Pins, %, IS, s. sIa III no. solitaire
Gents Studs, per set, "a, ", $40; cluster gents
Pin with Tail $40; Cluster Pin and Earrings, Slo
and $as Cluster Gross, IS, $40, and $l5 Cluster
ter Finger Rings, s. SS, $40 and Sl2.
Orders less than $s must be aeeomPanled UrIh
esce, ding that amount by express, for collection
on delivery customers paying all express charges.
% JAMES II. MONROE & CO.,
Importers and Manufacturers
NJ "a om Ia5 Broadway, New York.
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TALL AND WINTER OPENING. ssg

Mrs. B. L. CAHEN y,
formerly Mrs. B. Denelmanj
announces to her numerous friends and patrons
that she has iust returned from New York with the
handsomest and latest novelties OF the season. She
is now prepared TO furnish close buyers the cneap-
est and best assortment of all kinds OF
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS ~
ever offered In this market. Also FURS. l{sl
Every article in her line has been purchased for
cash, and VIII be sold at the lowest profits.
It is useless to mention the numerous articles as
the ladies' are well aware that she always has kept
handsome assortment.
Ladies wishing to make their own bonnets will
find 1t TO their interest TO call her. as che will
give all necessary information. che win endeavor
TO serve the interest or the ladies, assuring them
that whatever orders they may entrust to her shall
be satisfactorily and promptly executed.
n. Bon MONDAY the goth OF October Will
be q -. - .ss
to which she invites all ladies. at
Closed every Saturday. no2-tJal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-05

NEW ARRIVALS Receiving to-day,
~ 20 barrels APPLES, Baldwin's;
20 barrels APPLES, Sweet kussets;
kegs TAMARILS,
1900 boxes FRENCH CANDIES,
I2 half barrels PICKLES,
3, 900 boxes SkRDiNES,
2, 600 CARTHAGENIA COCOANUTS,
so boxes NEW RAISlNS,
10 trails DATES,
SEEDLESS RAISINS,
CANNED FRUIT, JELLY, PRESERVES, &c.
A large assortment of orr own manufactured CAN
DIES and CAKES in barrels, kept constantly on
hand, which determined 10 sell IL the lowest
market price. Give US u call.
ZIMMEE Il CO.,
oc 30 l5i3 Main str. ct.
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NEW JERSEY.

NEWARK, N. j., November At is esti-
mated that Seymour carries the State by
5000 majority. The Democrats carry four
out Of the five congressman; and the Re-
publicans lose their United States senator.
TRENTON, N. j., November AZ. Ran
dolph (Democrat) is elected Governor of the
State.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-05
From Fornev,s Chronicle.

II we should be asked to indicate in few
woods the significance Of their verdict, we
should say that it means this: 1t puts the
seal Of final and irrcvocable condemnation
aFoa the doctrines Of secession; it stops
any future attempt 10 destroy the Union ;
!, lronounces the funeral of slavery, and
Nuries all its incidents in the same grave
with i: and i; declares the eternal devo-
,i5a Of the American people to those free
mtncirles which our fathers adopted as
cardinal political truths.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08

4
TaR KILKENNY CARA ccrrcs.
pondsnt from Ireland gives what he
vouches for as the real origin Of the
story Of the cats Of Kilkenny:
During the rebellion which occur.
cd in Ireland in 1898 Tor il nay he
in lS03,) Kilkenny wa ssv;ssseA by
regiment Of Hessian soldiers,
whose custom it was to tie together,
IN ono Of their barrxck -rocms, two
cats by their respective tails, and
then throw them face to face across
line generally used for drying
clothes. The cats naturally became
infuriated, and scratched each s.her
in the abdomen until death cnsucd
to one or both Of them, and t.rmi.
mated their suffering. Tie officers Of
the corps were ultimately made ac-
quainted With these barbarous acts Of
cruelty, and they resolved to put an
end to them and pueish the offend.
ers. In order to effect this purpose,
an oficcr was ordered to inspect each
bsrrack room daily, and report to
the commanding officer in what state
he found the rooms. The cruel sold
iers, determined not to lose their
daily torture Of the wretched cats,
generally employed one of their
comrades to watch the approach Of
the officer Ia order that the eats
might be liberated and take refuge in
fight, before the visit of the officer
to the scene Of ,hcir torture. On
one occasion, the look out man F"
neglected his duty and the officer Of
the day was heard ascending the bar.
rack stairs while the cats we're under.
going their customary torturcs. One
Of the troopers imme diatcly seired a
sword from the arm rack, aud with
= single blow divided the tails of the
two cats. Tho cats, Of course, cs-
capcd through the open windows Of
the room, which was entered almost
Immediately after by the oiiicer, who
inquired what xas the cause Of two
bleeding eats tail being suspended
on the clothes linc, and was told in
reply that two eats had been fighting
in the room that il was impossible
to separate them, aud that they had
scagh: 80 desperately that they had
deyourcd each other up, with the ex-
ception Of their two tails, which may
have satisfied Capt. Schummel kettle,
but would not have deluded any
person bu. berry Prussian.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08


The Washington correspondent oil
the Charleston Courier, in his lctte,
dated the 18th inst. furnishes the
following statement;
The Radical majority in Congress.
have become seriously alarmed at the
prospect Of the repeal by numbers oil
the State Legislatures, Of the con
stitutional amendment proposed a,
the l4th article. New Jersey and
Ohio will repeal their ratification OF
il this winter Other States, MS 500,
a. they shall obtain Democratic Leg.
islatures, will do the same. The
Ratification can DO rcscinded at any
time before its adoption, by three
fourths Of the States.
The Radical leaders propose to
declare by joint resolution that the
articles is now a part of the Cons:i-
tuition, having been adopted by three
fourths Of the States properly be.
longing to the Union Terrible con
sequences to the Government, aud to
tho Northern people, are predicted
by the Radical speakers in both
Houses, as certain to occur from the
threatened repeal. They say that 1t
would reinstatc the rebels in power,
and would ensure the reputation of
the national debt, the payment for
cmancipa,cd slaves, the re.establish-
ment Of slavery in some modified
form, or the determination Of the
African race.
" is strongly asserted, and conf
IDENTIFY believed by conservative
members that all the Radical legis-
istion will be undone in due time,
perhaps by the next Congress, for
the Government cannot exist under
it. All this legislation, and especial
ly the new reconstruction bill, ia
founded upon Mr.. Stevens also
that Congress has the right to go
outside Of the Constitution for the
accomplishment of political ends, ard
the people are beginning to under
stand that when tho Constitution is
thrown inside anarchy, strife and
despotism must take It's place.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08


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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08

DEAD LETTERS. see ii stated
in an exchange that the Postmaster
General has instructed postmas,ers
to treat all letters dropped into the
Office, directed with a lead pencil,
the same rs dead letters. The pub
lie will 10 we'll to make note Of
this.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08
Youa CouxYaYxxx ov TxxAs.

Al exchange says: II you don't
iatsad 10 nsysy, keep sway from
calico. Ths moth tAst 1satsrs about
= tallew dip wAsn lighted 10 no sarsr
. ct seessksd thaa y . vsrasat
yostA o. rssty bsshslor V fall into
Cupst's Asus, II h begins 70 CIR.
esassvigats srsund . BIT 81 Dry
gssas q . daiaty llstls ns0.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
A 7 the January term, A. d. 1857, Of
N the IIoaossble County Court cl
Harrison eossey, pestsiaing to tho e.
sa.ss Of dsesassd psrsons, letters Of Al
nsnistsstion were granted 70 the under
sigssd, on he estats u 0sosss q 0Fsx9
dss~assd.
This 10, thcrefoss 70 give sotics 10 eli
persons having clains against said -
tate, 10 prtssut thsm within The tiEs
prescribed BY law, duly sasheaeiceisd,
and thoas indsb<sd 70 make immsdists
payment
I. b. GRECO, Administrator.
February 8, IS. :7-6t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08

THE copsstaership heretofore existing
i between l.. g Ds Lisls and John r.
witssrspeoa, sader us dsA sad naas
Of l.. q. Ds LisIs 1 Co, kas bsen d.
solved, Az ~ geads, sSssts, - ~
perty hslosGiAG = ~ arn hass hssa
sssisssd = William sasdnAa bs shs
bensAt u thsis arsdiAoss
IDsb.osS 70 he coaessa will 1t ases
settle, btkeywiss he viii isssiasss swit
l. q. d. LlsLk
JOHN r. W1fnkRxfOOH.
MARSHALL, Jaa 81, ~ n15-As
~----rsrv~~~s- 7 $500 r r Il
Fer 1tcnt. v
A .. e. <. y, t-:! ~. A;,! n :, z:
oaess Apply to
!. q. Ds LIst4E.
Jaa. 81, Cs nzo-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08
CITATION.
No 5l4a.
Mary j. Waller, ~ A. =. Waller
THE STATE OF TEAAs,
..0. HARRISON COUNTY
CITATION

THE STATE OF TEAAs,
lf. HARRISON COUNTY
10 tAe SheriTor any Constable 81 said
Gos~ty, 1resfiny;
NNrHEREAs, on the 9th day Of DE
w ccmber, 1861 Mary Elisabeth
Waller instituted suit against Archibald
T. Waller, her husband, alledgins that
on or about the 2lst DAY Of May, 1850,
she inter.marricd with said Archibald
T.. Waller in the county Of Harrison
that on or about the It'll day Of August,
A. d., 1859, the said Defendant Waller
leit home with the intention Of aband.
onina said Plaintiff, aud that since said
7,b day Of August, A D., 1862. Plaintiff
has never heard from Defendant Plain
tin further AYERS that il was not by her
consent or advice that said Defendant
Ion his home In Harrison county, Texas,
and that aincs aaid abandonment, she
has had no communir alton with Defend
at Of sny character Whatever. Plain.
It'd further alIedges that said Defendant
has abandoned her finally and Tor over
three years; and affidavit having been
maalo that raid Defendant il n non resi-
dent Of this stats, and that his residence
10 uukhown,
These are, therefore, 10 command you
10 summons the said Archibald +. Wal
Ter BY the publication Of this citation in
in the Tsxsa Republican, . newspaper
published in the town Of Marshall, ior
four weeks in succession, that he shall
be and appear before the District Court
oG Harrison county aforesaid, ut The
Courshouss In the city Of Msrshall, on
The l6th Monday afscF the End Monday
in February, A. D., 1858, thea and there
10 xnnwer the petition Of tho said M.sy
Elizabeth Waller, the substance OF which
is in this writ given.
Herein fail not, and duo return make
IN the Law directs
.aaaalf. Test. J. n. Nichols, Clerk
Of the District Court Of liar
rison county and seal ofthe
sA,ne, NJ Marshall, on this
svvss the 18th day Of Jan, 1868,
J. II. NICHOLS, CLERK
By J. Z. Curtis, ID. G
Issued January 25tb, 1865
J. IL NICHOLS, Clerk.
By J. e. Curtis, d. G.
Received In Office January 2sth, 1868
and executed sane day ~ delivering q
the editor II tho Tsssa Republican n
person, = trne copy Of shs within eta
ton Tor puhlicaticn
4. H. PERRY, Sheriff u. Z.
ny II. N. WAxxxsL, De
Feb, |, 1868 Mott
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08

No man may ever expect to have
friends unless he acts the part OF .
friend to others.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08

usw oalnAns suvsnosGas.
X. x. Waller / c.
a. ". Mssssa.
II. AssAssaA, 6sa of nsssAs - Mas.
y. r IAsaA. ~ u vsns~s = "a.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08
NOTICES!

A IL. persons ind .bt@d to Vim. snedi-
n ker are notified that lis notes and
accounts arc in NY hands for collection,
and they are requested 10 call on me
and pay up, and thereby save costs,
Longer Indulgence will not be given
JNO. b SHAW, Attorney.
January 4, '6s. n2!-.f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08
mrrr MARKET.

BEEF MARKET.
nERSONS wishing good fresh bes'
viii And il ny calling At Stall No
II Market House.
MILLER h GAkktsoN.
Fsby s, '6s. T-h
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08

A dangerous ehurscter--A man
tho . takes life " chceriully.
I'll. lap Of lusury--A cat enjoy
Ing her milk.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08
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JAAks II. LUCAS, vsss rrss
WM T. sELbY. Hsssstssy,
WIN. n. BENTON, 0sssssi AsssA
p,ss-voas;
Jsnss u I.aess, Henry Ovsrs>oles.
sassusi Wills, Nish aehas1<v.
Isaac W. Mitchell, VILLAS 7 Gay,
Chss u. rsch, David Keith,
Koht X. Woods, RI ilass~bsmp
Julss vaIls, Chas W. NcCssd,
Geo X Kobiason, u. A. Jassasy,
n n kankhosssr, WI. }. tSws,
John y. TAosnto~, y kosiss, ir.,
Hen n Reagan, JAsob Tams,
Hoe. JoAa Mosas.
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No ~ Madisoa ~ l,sHe>o blsssk,
hsmpAIs. Tssssssss.
Medical Esssi~svs \ WAiss,
n. D., ". 7, Irwin. n. u.
OAcs 10 Taliy's BsilA,asA ~ Milsa
H., opposite Mssass Walsh ! Boisssas
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THO8 ". s(UTr, Aessa
Dr. u G. Caslsu, MEDICAL Absaiwsr.
This Coapaay isssss psjisiss ~ livss
IN I'll Ne dissssss p'sss ~ ~ ~ lhvss-
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In fossA, Lils lss~sasss pslisiss kssA BY
he hosthsss sssvivoss u Ne laAs wat
losains - ssesp4ioa, II shh ssstsst,
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compaaiss, vkieh. whils Ne vss wss
gotae o., ssiuss1 - receive pesmisns,
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assss, Daring The whole psuyrsss u Ne
laAs civil var sstsssA b resolve he Pr.
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policy holdess
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PrssIdsat " Ho~s Issssasss Coapaay,
hsssss Walsh 1 tioisssss, N. u &.
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Tri.Ps>e, D D. CsSa = P 1.ssvssvsssA,
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08

pusr AND GIRLs.--A few Sabbsths
,ince Eda was allowed to 20 to Sab
bath School, her first time, and there
she learned the startling intelligence
that .hs was made Of dust. Little
Ed.'s mind was fully Impressed With
the importance Of the great truth, a
vas cvInccd by her fsrvsns rsisrercs
70 tho subject, in the shape Of ques-
tons unsnswerAble. One morning
however, she propounded = sumner
which brought down the house. In
tsntly watching her mother sweep.
inr. ~ IL to learn the art shc must
snslly practice, saying not . word,
her eyes rested on the little heap o.
dir. secum ulatsd BY her mother
broom. Just a. the dirt was to *
swat iuto the street, the little phi,
losopher bsrst forth with, Ma, ma
why don't you save the dust to make
some more little girlsf'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08

ssssssscn, nAassIla, sSxAa
No 3, 4. nlasshs; n. ~. VIII.
ssspsss, ". Haasss xaeaa.
ssst-Iy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08

Rss Chssiss u Henass, jss. ". Geu-
~, ksq D. r. r. 0lAAs d. ". O.
TAsaAs, D., ". r Reeves, Nv. Ibis
rsses. Ne, u. G. rhvssAA D D Mssssv,
d. nss ~ Dsssiass, M. \ y AIS
ssAss,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08

FOR SALE.
T AND Certificates, embracing six OF
II seven thousand acres Apply al
this oGce, or 70
SAM Y. MOsELEY, Jefferson.
January II, Is. n?3-d
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-08

NOt1O9.
r A. 49, = - e34s.e
.; =: AZ i =. . = VA -
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TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-14
Mass MEETING OF woRxIsosxs-An i'm

MASS MEETING OF woRKINaMxy-An i'm
mense mass meeting was held in New York
Wednesday evening, IN support of the brick
layers strike Over twenty trade associations
participated. VIM. Jessup, president of the
Workingnen's Union, was chairman. Ad-
dresses were made by Messrs. Ennis, He1dy.
Fortune and others, ali advocating the eight
hour law. and favored a cooperative system.
large Teeting was organized outside the
building. which was addressed By several
speakers. The proceedings were characterized
By great earnestDess and enthusiasm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-14

TIE WEEKLY STAR. now on our counter for
sale and IN wrappers ready for the mails, con-
tsins a full account of the death OF Hon Thad.
deus Stevens, Arrangements for the Funeralt
&c; the Revenue Commissionership Dues
ton, and Opinions of Attorney General
Eyarts; the Cattle Plague; a Charming Story,
entitled Lady Haughton's MISTAKE" Proceed
Ings OF the City Councils; the BrickIsyers'
strike IN New York: campaign meetings in this
city; SOcIety News; Political News: Wash
lnston News and Gossip; the Courts; the Work
ing People; Useful Items of Domestic Econ
omy: Humorous Sketches with Departmental
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ping Miscellany; and the latest Telegraphic
Dispatches from all parts of the world
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fishing ComPany's reprints OF Foreign Maya
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Governor FentOn has appointed General
Patrick II. Jones Register OF sw York city.
IL Is understood that the fees of the office until
the FIRST Of January next will be devoted to the
benefit OF the family Of the late Register, Gene
raj Halpine. The arrangement for the benefit
of the family of the deceased is mainly due to
the exertiOns of Hor:cs Greedy, who was the
first to propose it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-14

Bishop stevens has appointed . committee to
orinE the subject of the division OF the Episco.
pal Docese Of Pennsylvania before the clergy
and parishes, and to secure pledges toward ,hs
support OF the Episeopate. The Bishop
triends and physicians declare that he needs
the relief which this division will afford. And
mat the part 10 De- set out will BE- stronger than
one-naif ofthe Diocese already established In
me twenty eight counties forming Central
Pennsylyania there are forty clergyman of
mus ChurC B. over fifty parishes, three thousand
comm unicants and one million people
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-14

At the request of Gov. Warmouth. the Lou
Isiana Senate has appointed a COMMITTEES to in l..
vestigate the evidence and information in the
Governors possession in relation to the nu-
mercus outrages and murders alleged to have
been com united in that State on the freedmen
aud Union men. The same committee will in.
yestigate the riots of leGs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-14

General Blu chanan has issued a circular in.
forming the planters who have received sun.
plies from the Freedmens Bureau that ,Lev
must fulfll the letter of their bonds and shin
thelr entire crops 10 the factors ofNew Orleans
neeiSnated In a previous order. Any agent OF
the Bureau, be says, assisting or attem ptin1 Ia
dssisi planter TO eyade his obligation in thi
maiter, or who, suspecting that planter il At
tempting To evade them. does not take all
proper measures In his power to prevent the
same, viii be dismissed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-14

Archbishop Spalding reached his home in
Baltimore on Tuesday evening, after a brief
So]ourn at the Virginia Springs. He is very
much improved in heslth. but sorely am ic,.d
a. thc mrlsneholy d. ath Of MS brother which
recently occurred il Louisville, XIV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-14

Prom Alfred Hunter, rs Pennsylvania ave-
nue., we have "The Count OF Moret; or Richie.
heu and his Rivals" by Alexander Dumas:
published by I. Il. Peterson & Bros. ,PhIIadei.
phia-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-14

PERsoNAL--SecretaTy Seward arrived in
town yesterday. General Schofield, Sec.
retary of War, l. at West Point his son. a ca
Diet there, being very i'll. Gen. Rosecrans
took the oath OF Office rs Minister to Mexico on
Wednesday. He leaves for his new post in a
tw days Secretary Browning anticipates
iraying Washington ON the 10Th inst..nt 10 be
absent until October, during which time he
VIII make tour OF the Western States -.
Col Ch3rirs N. Alexander, City Postmaster.
returned yesterday from his recent trip aud re-
sumed ths duties of his ONCE. Gen. Rous-
seau left here last evening for New York. 80.
Postmaster General Randall il expected 10 re-.
turr on Monday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-14

From Blanchard Il Mohun we have Harp-',
weekly for August ~