davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

FBAAitos 70
HORTICULTURAL AND, PoMoGoGI-
CAL SOCIETY On Thursday after
noohs atI2 o'clock, the Vanderburgh
Pathological Society lihet at the Coun
ty Clerk Office, upon a eaii of tie
President. The following named
meuhers We're. presents John LAW.
President; DIR. Rucker, DR.. Jones, @.
BelIdmy, Mr. Dunk, and Victor
Bisch. " ~ s-s f-amf..g 81
The President informed the Society
that the meeting was called for the
purpose of distributing seed, received
By. him from Washington.-
DR.. Hll0ck was elected a member
Of the Society.
The fol owing resolution was pre-
scented by the President of the Society,
and unanimously adopted. 5a sfi
Resolved, That the thanks of this Society
I be rendered to the Hon. HO ace Capron,
&" Commissioner Of the Agricultural De-
/ the Society. OF q large package OF garden
| and flow er seeds, presented " the ffeSl-
/ dent OF the society.
| VIcFoR BrscH, secre larry pro- TEN.
After which the meeting adjourned
till the time for the regular meeting.
For theJournal.
wRITFEN UPON THE DEATH OF A
/ PROSTITUTE INsFA r CITY JAIL.
/ II rams 50 hard this gloomy night,
| The iron aoor Is freezing cold; afi
/ What brought me here 50 chi1 aud white,
This shameful heavy heart 70 hold
/ 1 think and taink. and cannot tell. g .lif
| I'VE been a wretch. updohe, for years.
4 And why IN jail i've come 20 dwell,
/ You must not ask me, ask these tears
/ I've had such strange and feverish drea ms
! About my life, and what rye donei
/ They've almost stopped my thought, IL
seems, sFw TaHHaFw
/ And blood IN veins viii scarcely run.
4 So base en- 1 not 1T tn'livs
! And Yeti donot wish 30 die = 0H
Pity pe-Time q pardon given f9seguek
i AutPdo not let Deat h com 50 nigh e "a
I Ten years ago, not faF nom here. i $50
\ [ went to school, aud had a home;
Z 1 left The heartH with an 50 DEAR ItsE p
/ The horny path Of vice TO roam. I-al
7 When building castles IN the air,
nsver dreamed that Devils stood
With hand To blast my beauty fair,
4 And sink pure virtue n ruins food.
The night before i ran away 8 ....-..,s
My father took me on his knee;
He told me that he wished TO say, ss
None earthly did he love like me.
He. asked me if I'd not be good,
And make his happy hours bright.
N'ftn tears z told hfrn tnat woul =
Deep grief andtears stole an that night.
Ny memory here begins to fail,
Ny head is dizzy. heart is sick;
These s1Eugades are OF no avail
Death steals upon me, oh So quick
Can this he deatn2 Aud IN this place,
eb Where neither love nor pity dwells?
He grimIy lOok hne in tie fteeg
Farewell! cold, friendless world faro
vel. - .ts-lae
j EVANSVILLE, April 9, 1858. F.C.I.
I -l5z----------- n ~
THE FEAST OF THE PASSOVER -
The Lsraelitish anniversary Of the
Passover. or Feast Of the Passover
commenced on Monday evening last
and viii, OF course, continue for eigh
days from the commencement. During
. that Deriod of time. four DAYS are de-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10
q. A r..

aH.giq1a g. A r.. E1
In compliance with the following
Call. a special meeting Of the Army
Of the Republic will be held in the
SOCIETY ROOM of
r4 TURNER HALL,
on MONDAY EVENING, APRIL l3, 1865.
TO Posi- C0p1maadr Graed ArmVof me Re
public T4ost of .EgotaSukfe:
The undersigned, members Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic Of the
Post Of Evansville, respec fully re-
quest that "a meeting Of their Encamp-
ment be called at Turner Hall, on
Monday evening, April 18th, 1868.
ID. d Doughty, VIM. o. Hazelrigg,
4 Ton hemelt, o Babcoek,
b. IL Wesseler, .. WIll. Warren, jr., -.
. Wiflfam Koch, g. II Drew,
VIM Rahv4s, HHs O II. Jacobs, tl- . ~
a. LEIGH r. j. Mc3TeW, ~.
J. kaercbers III Groves
D. II. FlH0ff, ". y. Gavftt,
Chas III, ButLerfieiu, Alex. Dazzling, It
S. y. -ausom, u. w. Darling.
J. McOuIlf j. II. Beadle
AT. Wtlliarns, i. EsslIHger. -'.1tH
aplS-td HaHt !. r
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10
MASONIC HALL.

wyHIs POPULAR PLACE or
amusement WILL SHORTLY OPEN,
FOr the summer Season.
Jnder the management of W. NJ. HOL-
land, With a FIRsr.CLAss COMPANY,
selected i-om the Louisville, IndIanapoI. $,
Rfttsourg, ana New York Theatres.
Sc POPULAR sTAfs nave been en-
saged, and will appear an rapid succession.
APPS diff -t..t.s5s4s. Isl.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

& HEINEKEN & PALMORF,
Commission Merchants,
s BROOD ST., NEW FORK.
sqeclal attention paid 10 the sale Of
-seat Tobacco, Cotton, Flour, Grain, &C.
laBefai advances Tnade.o -consf gnrn ehts
y kT6 81 q ga
ERED. III. HUSTON ~ CO..
; NORTH WAFER STREET, =
{ EVANSVILLE. '4aaf
azeh4 dsm las.. ~ - - -.
u the District Court OF. the United states
= Tor the District of Indiana:
N the matter OF James Thomas. Bank
rapt--In Bankruptcy. BA
20 IEg5oBl IL may COaceg.l.. TIE under
sfgned hereby gives notice Of his appoint
sent as Assignee OF JAMES THOMAS, OF
szdsSt ate of Indiana, within said District,
uxhO has been a Judged a bankrupt, upon
rs own peiuons by the DistTtct Seurt OF
.Dasee. 4 EyspsYiHes the isllfftt Day gQff
JAMES II, DIoNEELYs Assignee.
ao2 d3t q " TIL 80 Fl so -t-..
IN the District Court Of the United states
.or tne District OF Indiana;
IN the unatterrof fHeury b. levy Bank
rupt.-In Bar kruptcy. pAsA
20 Whom IL may Concern: The under
szEnsd hereby gives notice of his appoint
zzaent as Assignee of HESRY b. LEVY, OF
EzHBnsville, in the county OF Nanderburgh,
1ElE sta e of Indiana, Within said Dist let,
vFho has been adJudged a bankrupt, upon
lis own petition, by the District Court o.
hated AT Evansville, the SIst day Of
IMArch. d. 1868. ~ t... - = ..4D '.-a
JAMES ii. AIcNEE X +, = ssignee.
agg d8t q a WITH
nkhe District Court OF the United States
m for the DIstric. of 1hti6ana. twH Z
n the 1natter Of John AVile, Bankrupt. In
Bankruptcy
"a aDhonl 10 mag concern: The under
rsbsned hereby gives notice of his appoints
575ssnt a Assignee of John Vile, of Evans.
STATE Of Indiana, within said District, who
nas been adiudged a, bankrupt upon his
egwn petltion5 ~ the District Court o. SAID
EFstrfct $50 "a. +. ~
Bated al Evansville, the 25th day OF
1--'00''' = " JAMES H. McSBELY. Z ]
zzEaz25 St law Tn Assignee
IN de District Coura Of Inc Unitetit stabes
for the District Of Indiana.
wshelnatfep OF R6bertaAs. Elsarpery Bank
rupt. In Bankruptcy.
70 l0hoas6t may con- eT7t; The under
BSEned hereby gives notice OF his appoint
Evansville in the county o. VniderBnfgh
and STATE OF Indiana, within sad Distrlct,
gBho mas been adtudged a bankrupi upon
as own petition, by the District Court Of
aAld District 2 = gy4 81 tf. Ns sfF-
Dated al Evansville the 25th day o.
AAfs'.' = y 's JP&s,MEs II. MeS tELY.
1aar26 81 law tn Assignee,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

VISITING CARDS. prihted26n FF 8g
Linge, Bristol Antique or Wooden
Cards, at our Job Rooms, second floor
Of JOURNAL building
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10
ANorHER BLoonY lAFFRAY.-l

ANOTHER NBLOOnY LAFFRAY ~ G
are informed by persons from Green
River. that bloody aud perhaps fatal
affray took place At SpottsvilIe, on
Monday night which the attending
physician thinks. may, perhaps, even
tuate in the deathlof beth the parties
conc4tned aft4lIsil
The Circumstances, as related
are thesis danes stawarta fetBrned
from Hepdesons Monday evening,
and made a violent assault on an old
man named McElh ney, beating him
up terribly with four pound weight,
whereup1n EIcElheoey drew knife
and cut and stabbed Stewart ia mast
shocking style, pursuing him aad
stabbing him two or three times after
hisjaw had been broken. The doctor
thinks it doubtful If either win re-
cover.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

CARD. ~ lnhe Democratic Silver
Band Qf- EyapsFille,. takes this pp-
portunlty of returning their thanks
to Messrs. Golden, Perkins. Bronson.
and the people Of Henderson for the
Kindness WhichHthe Bandg received
from the gehtlemcn named aud the
citizens aof I'll. during their recent
visit to that place. The kindness of
Mrs Bronson merits from the Band
a particular mention, and it is with
feelings of thankfulhess that the
Band remembers her hos Pitality. lll
ei q9d au JOHN Travis, r8a iHl
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

DEMOCRATIC. SIlUEa BAsgD.-The
Democratic Silver Band and deleQa,
ton were met at. the wharf of rHen-
derson on their visit to that place,
yesterday, by Prof Bronson, who.
with others, conducted them TO his.
home, where an elegant and sumptu-
Gus repast was served to them by their
amiabIe hostess, Mrs. Bronson An
ter doing ample Justice to this, they
proceeded to the Hancock House,
where they were very agreeably5 en-
tertained. After this, they were EST
corted, By Manager Golden, to the
theatre, and as benefit was being
given tolthat gentleman, they played
between the5acts, which was. received
by theI citizens present with every.
mark of respect. The Band return
ed this morning. apr9-1
"a. .H B d .
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

THE JOURNAL Office is the cheap
est place in the city t0( buy stationery.
WE have for sale in our Counting
Room Clark's Indelible Pencils for
marking linen, Gardeners Tags. &c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

COUNTY ORDERS for sale at the
Journal Counting Room.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

STILL Missing ARTICLEs.-SeveraI
nights ago. the STORE Of Mr.. Ell. o.
Babcock was entered by burglars. and
several articles Of value were taken.
Mr.. Babcock still continues to miss
articles, andft Is hard totell jhst what
amount the thieyies did get. L, is a
little strangeg that: in the heart Of the
city, and on oue q. the most frequent
ed streets. where persons are passing
at-af hours Of the night, burglary
could be committed aud no trace be
found Of the burglars.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

-Kilpqfds Aqqales for sale everywhere
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

C2atkF Spoo1 Coit5ais 8 Cord to80
Take none other than C2ark's CqHoa.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

dMsebiuss Use Ciqrtg4S5oet C0tsoa
glark' 5 Spool Gotten IS the best
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

Hand seaia5gtry .Iti7.sdf3s .Vss5lss.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

FeaEIsbip Election Returns.
Tbs Il lo@i4s as the official cleo
tiop retEfus eR outside Townships. Of
auueT Tl7lyp J1UDrT. %
nosT52 .IRaS t;fFfT rows HIp. ibiA a
JUSTICE OF tPRACE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

THE FEAST OF THE PASSOVER
The Israelitish anniversary Of the
Passover. or Feast Of the Passover,
commenced on Monday evening last,
and will, OF course, continue for eight
days from the commencement. During
that period of time, four days are de-
voted to worship at The Synagogue.
Tuesday and Wednesday the Israel
ties Of this city held service at the
Synag6gue, or Temple, eo1 Sixth
Street, and viii hold service again on
Sunday aud Monday. and Monday
night The Passover is defined pass
ing over, sparing or projection. The
Passover, ike theSabbath AMI other in
stitutions, had a tWo-fold reference
historical and typical. As com
memorative institution, il was de-
signed to preserve among the Hebrews
a grateful sense Of their redemption
from Egyptian bondage, and Of the
protection granted to their FIRST born
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

ldladle.l ual CLARK Spool Cotton
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

DREARY. - Yesterday was a most
disagreeable. dreary, and dismal day
Cold and rainy, and il weather has
an influence to make one think Of
shufHlng off this mortal COIL twas
just the day for that sort Of pastime.
The city had less of. business APP
pearahce than for many days past. ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10
WRITTEN UPON THE Death or A
PROSTITUTE INEAA r CITY JAIL.

II rams 50 hard this gloomy night,
The iron fioor Is freezing cold; afi
What brought me here sochill aud white,
This shamer1 heavy heart TO hold
1 think, and tainki and cannot tell. ~
I've been a wretch. updohe, for years.
And why in jail I've come 10 dwell, stU
You must not ask me, ask these tears
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21


-. Leuis MusuaS Lape Insu-
sa0ee Company.
Ass4s, Jsa. !, Dea, -. e0e, 7E %.
ovficxss
D. A JANUARY, Presiden,
JAMES ~ LUCAS, Vice Pres
WM 7. sELBY, Secretary.
} : MILLER, Ant secv
ifrkcToks
James II :.aeas, wn T. Shelby,
eanasel Wills, Nieh sehaeGer,
lsAas W Mitchell, William r GAY,
ssAs Ii Pseh. Dsv.d Keith,
RssAs X. Woods, RI Haasnkamp
Jzl-s NAI.s, Gas ". AcCora,
Gee X kostn.ea, ID A 5anaary,
X Y Esakhoascr. Wa J Ievn,
Joha y. Thornton, JAzes o. Carson,
Ben Vi. Rasyan, Jacob Tamm.
Hon John Hogan
MCMAHON a OTIS. General Agents.
Ne ~ Madison 1t Des.so Block
Memphis, Tennessee.
csassgtisg PAyueias DR. John 7.
HedsenL
OAee 10 Tallys Boiid,nx. on Milan
ct, opposite Mcs.rs- Welsh 4 Bcisseaus
ssxsvxroxr, La
THcS W. SCOTT, Agent
Ezamisarg Payr,<,aa VIM. " Nc.
Faeescrs, NJ ID
Legai idrts,rs Cline A yamisoa
coassiftag Aetsary Hon Elssur
Wright
This Company is.oes policies on lives
"a all the different plans and at ~ favor
able rates az any other, while il has no
restrictions in regard b isshsr trsrei or
residence, And all it, prssn are divided
annually among il policy holders Is-
policies are all issued on the non for
letting plan
Il Is prompt in the rsy.ens Of losses-
This t0mpAny renewed, And continues
in force, Life Insurance policies he'd By
the -ou,hern survivors u the late war
forming al exception, IN this yssp~ei,
from the majority, If no, all the Eastern
companies, which, while the war was
soiLg On, rsf-sed to receive premiums,
And thus preserve Insurance. on South
/ ern lives, hu, are nov soliciting South
srn support, The ~. l-suts Mutual
never, during the whole progress Of the
late civil var, refused to receive the pre-
miums on policies from it. soushe rn
policy holders
Rsterssces Col b VI. johnson,
President OF Home Insurance Company,
Messs Walsh 4 Beis .eau, DR. q. {.
Catlest, l.. y, Carter, j. &. Esther, Dew.
l.. Tally, James " Howard, Drury Ia
ey, and Dr. Joseph Wilder, Rev r. $.
TripFstt. d d Capt = r. Lesvcnwosth,
DR. D. N. Anderson, and Col W. X
shivers, Shreveport, La
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21
A.1Asay Tssn4s = "1sssasezus.

AstAsay Trollsps ssstsibuass ~
fbajsvisg b ~ Psii Nail (Leedes)
0ssstas, n Ssly II.
IL sYsAse y hat ~ ffsnisg 4
~ 0laAs seosGits4isas 10 10 b givss
y ~ Dsa Who for y IN yssss
sasss we're slaves, aad Who ~ saii
nsoEsss. .Bst Il nast ~ - 50.
psss1 ~ thns hlask - hsvs
FssAy hesa ssksi b hans thsir -.
si1s1isss, q 70 Do asytAiag slss
49, w.. TAsts eesed6sliees Asvs
bssa ssas y Aaa b post so sss-
- b . usAastakise % ~ past Of
~ 0uD b gsss1sa ~ IN nsa
sAan hesse(A1 vs1s ahkA II viii,
thsss6nss. - kssh y ~ vssll ~
Alsbaas, 0seseia, ~ ~ etAsn
Asss thsnaslyn dsslsssa list whit
- ~ Asak "a sAau b ~
sens T. ~ ps,i1isL psspssss, 80
thal o. tAk bass ~ ela1as hevs
hsss rsseesasvsasA sd ssslsssd
" ~ Ualss. l ~ tAsG Tyranny
ssvss vsas hsyosd HI. Il has bsss
ssasissd b sksss vistssioss NsstA.
- e1plQ thalsie ~ easensssa
esst1SlS 49, n pstxsl bsvss
givse ~ vAilss sAall - pst :oAs
~ Aasds q . sass Il 9sa, We
ysstssdsy vsss thsis slaves. 1ss
nyssk ! - psspassa = ssgvs, U Il
- Dss6sa, ~ : nsgrs b ~ ltAsd
By III Eifh sAd naasss 10 sssss1ss
psaaaissl pevss snidst . seanuaty
u wv nm. He y % nstusally
seasssvisst 70 ~ wAits nss's gssss-
= psSss " aisd lhsA whsa psastsa
b ssus, - viii aiusys 4 y ssns
WV ~ aAAll instSuss hin. ~
ys11ieg 49, ~ ~ Dssasea rs.
~ vS11A b 10y ~ 10 ~ beae.
leGh 81 10 vh8sA nsa have I'D
VI EAyuAe lssdly, hsss h. hsss
49, : esssistae kss ~ Z -
~ ~ szpesn eltsst a ksspiae
49, Dpssges, 70 se1ls ~ 1 y ~.
- ~ - ellasssd hsu n pea1ll.
q 49, = ~ epptus. Nssse ~
aND - : 49, tssIA1s ssall9isu
t1pesa1 - 3 hfhN psep)e. "
= x1nllAs y ~ - Ass1iiss ~
~, ~ : ~ = ~ Is Hssss>z
ssss Mn. ksA lssa ~ ls1spd -
\ ~ bA1 M ~ ~ psi5isAi III.
go 4 1snnh1iasa - ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21
niscellalesss Advertisements
Agents Wanted For
the OFFICIAL nlSTOky
OF THE WAR,
Its CAsssa, Character, Con.
auct, and ResaltA


oerpr wan
Ias Causes, Character, Cos.
auct ana Resulta.
~ HOE. ALEX. II STEPHENS.
A Book far oil ls>ct,on, and all p,,,,,,
THIS great wn.k presents the only
l complsss and impartial analysis u
the Causes Of the War yet published,
Nnd gives those interior Light. and .had.
ows d the great conaie. only known to
thoss high oakcers who watched the
hesd-tA.e Of revolution from ia fountain
spring., and which were NO accessible
% NJ s.enA.s. f.on mis- po.itlap AZ
secoud officer OF ehs Coniedcr.cv
To . public TINT has been surfsitsd
with Appnrsntoy Similar Pre-.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21

II
0nss~t.s ~ w1,A;~s s.-d -Ns.k-
~ Of Ccaao-. ~ Ass>~~rt asei
G<lerAo~ If A< Hsz, and ~ Re.
=>-el - C.<sn. s.d>y Bill. o,
Lsd;.y
TssAa Dssr, ONO. ~ Issxs Rrv,
6ssAiagsAs, ssPA is 1857
~ tAe nors eek ss;ess designation
II ss1aoa fv ssasysssas,oo, il nay he
elnon11pA - ioItpvs
OlD A. ssAssei.f Of al eosaea upon
vtisA - , ~ C,Asa b, eeesna re
osssd ~ A1asSst Il pspdses;.a 70
asoah@ Ais&siss vieAssa p.ynss4 Il IA
Cta0 {. cseAss ssosss4 foa 90 point
= sssaA~ i sAs diser;es II pssdsetion
bsklss payDsss II AZ Celisa sAoaH
b assenbsd By Asss Assigsssioas in
biffs Of hAiag. nAaifss.. vsybiik and
Esea Ans~~ IS rs7sirsd TO kesp N
sesoans viaA sasA pssdsesr of eossoa in
N dsa16sA d0ihs - The aeeo~ss kept
vitA naosla< ABssv u god psodsesd
~ den Dns<Aiy
ms sseosss viii b deb,ssd With The
Bsokss 40 weight of bales Of co%soa,
vsigAsA - nasksA fcs saeh psudacsr
- 0Sn9, - naa nslads also he
saDhw = taio - WIGHT Of co<soe
saapsstsd sa1ss pssna viGhoss pay.
Dsoe Il ~, sanGiaG 10 sch eAss tks
vsiGA1 = aeessoniao4 hsfoss shiposnt
~ shan b ersaiAsA Va ~ ssAnGsy
usasposssA hsyoeA he iinias Of The
dsssst ssAss bills Of Asdisg sad pssniis
gs.sAsA BY the Asssssos, o. resolved
spoa psy1sss u the ~, - also With
As Qsasliey. IL Asy, said Aad delivered
y ~ naaslaetnsss = naasfaeturins
eoeesay fos esssnpsion in The
n place. already delegated are =.
fe1lows
Yksa Diseris< -IioasaoG, Galvs,ton
6sbias PasA
Sseosd Disesict Rich noad, walker
stasi0s, BssaAaa, Chsppell Hin, Alley
m, kA9ls Laks, East bernard, Msas
sordA, LAvases, Isdiaaola, Hs.pss.sd
eaa vslipa, vissosiA
Third DISCREET -Ssxuin, I.ockhars
nesesos, Asssia, Caldwell, Cameron
Maelia.
PosrsA DISCREET Creek. Jes.r
-, AseaAall, Bsthasy, Magnolia
Uadss tAs proviso 10 section 5, tn,
ownsS Of he cotsea nay have il vsighst
sd nasked wksrsvss il nay BE- in TIL
DISCREET psovidsd be pays he nscssaAry
| tsave1iaG s8psasss u the oGesn uhe d
Ne vol u Is peDsnsA thai shes,
szpsesss can b. rssdiiy agrssd upon b,
~ parties, bet il $3.50 Of disAgrss1an
an appeal nay b. taken 70 the Co~.is
sioass. In 70 eass, however, must 81
o0sss dsslins o. dsAy 10 10 the worl
bssAass Of saeh disagfssnsat.
/. Wksa co<Ioa i veiehed Il sscl
plaess, The services OF Z regularly ap
paiaAsd vsigAss nay be dispsassi With
provided he cottoa, ~ hersinbsfors di
rsctsd, provids fos the Performance o
NE nasaal labor coassssad with tn,
weighing asd nAsking under the imme
M A...c, ~ -. ....;s - =,
~ ~ n 49,. 1900 =. ..ss ~
.-..i;.~ ..-t ~
1900 ~ ..r
fof saeA nstAllie tAg, which he vii
collect tua ~ ovSss Of the cotton
-:,, - ~ lses''sI =, 'nH
49, ~. 81; % ~ A.
..:.a ~ ~. :. - G. ~
~ IA. .n.ss:.Sn ~. IsNsI
~. ~ aS..n:a ~ e u
.-.;.s ETC., - y. we ~,
s...N, ~ ,...,..1 !. ~ $500 sn VIZ
n = 49, !" 81. 80
- ~ ;..s,1.d N - ~" s;sn
| NJ M .ersis~ sr.s,s /, -. "ss'
I.sA., rs.z{s.sd
(oiI.ets.. vHs.svs, IL. ~, !. nj
n. sc1Ao. r,.,io.sI, vsi-A.I -..,
"a ~. I'M "a ~ -. !" =
~.,ts3 rn,. 80 ~ -,.S h...h -,
m. os 80 Il isrss ~, ~" verdi
aT.s f.;da INV WITH"
| n hs,i"~ -. s,..A h. .,,-;...,
tAss -. 4,.issI.~ - ;,s S.;I;
~ To- ~ renovsl II co>soe vishou
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21

NEW ORLEANS REFERENCES.
X. X. Walker A Go.
q ". Manson.
II. Macdonald, firm of Brooks md Mac
donald
u. y. Logan, firm Of Fellows 4 co.
Julius Nairan, firm Of : II Kennedy h
co
Jennings, Weeks 4 ca.
+. II Harris, firm Of Jas II. Connely
x co.
Messrs. ". X Green n O..
II. Won Phal, jr. AGO
Geo q. Garner A co.
Jno II. J.! lips q co.
/: Chenoworth, Casey a co.
Henderson, Peale 4 CO
Il. W. Huntington.
Messrs ). b. Newman a CO.
Woods. Matthews a co.
Warren, Crawford a CO
Ethel 4 Thoras.
IiAsaett A shepard
Geo. W. Baneker 4 co.
Gen. s D. Baeknsr,
d. H. Maury.
Messrs. Lamb, Quinisn X CO.
WIN. Ball
II II. Bryan, firm Of Given, Watts A
co.
xANsvfKLD DIFFERENCES,
Rev. Charles B stuart Jno W. Stu
art, Esq Dir. r. I. Gibbs DR.. W. q.
Thomas, DR.. y. = Reeves, Rev. John
Pipes, Rev. II. c. Thwests, D. D Me.srs.
Du Bots and Douglass, Rev. Is. T. Alex
anier.
RkFEkEScEs, MARSHALL, rKxAH
Maj Z. A. Blanche; DR.. j. r. With.
erspoon, Dr. Samson Eassn.
nov.9-ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21

-. = So 8 $50. - b.
3 : J J ] ) : q / ]
- s. II - ~ slud
- tssing 1AG - - - =
- 7: -.
0assAJ Cesvso1nD aGnun11u4 -
ssvss AA ams - ssaef1s1sA, =.
viaA ne FSosss = psass, AsassA
/. he inasaisAs ssss0ssssaa q eli
/ ~ Ssnass - s4ss T<*o < =. rss~e
ss1s - CsassiAseisa 80 II ~ civil
es~ssa0sal of ~ Anesseaa pese1s
Z Aassssy ~ ~ ~ psliseAl
sAasass. - ~ ssonauase Il = sls,1
~ hsa<AiH in Ne Aa4ss by shsa
ssssseaa
4 H. pssnssa II ~ psAiSs tshs
ieaAas, n as.sy 1ss0s 10 - psspis
y 4N1bA 0sqoa aesA - b ss1ai-
~ 49, sssGn3l1s u ~ own.
1854 sssnanisaAy sAnioisssssA, hsiag
bsess1Iy sgpaAsd = sssA pagosn1 ~
vAsss ~ cAaen1isas q - osSssD-
ness u ~ exseeesly -, 49, -,
49,. - - ~ vsAss vAieA ~ vss,
i~.si 1sss ~ pssvi4s tkss ~ skall
ts aid ia con. tAsv oseAs = Y;rAs
81 II ,sAs;es 70 10 p>A n ~ XVIII
noasy IL - Usinpd 61,1pk m
DER Il aes1Dsss
= nasN ~A.tsA q every sgsssss o.
Ff seon'iax 70 ~ ~ SA!ss,
'ss'sa'@ "'rse9s 1855 -: o@
$3.50" es"es
A"' ef~s {" A = AeAae- J
S. oss suusvasv ~ - 0vvzvnue
asd ~ p>opls, ~ hksspe - -
oAes-hsAss, ~ psssi,ss "a tAs
saiAiA - pspAsss ~ ~ 49,,
[Grsss eksseine. ssd er;ss Of Rcd d
ssaia"
~ "a. ....
-. -. .hsxS
sD1A--e1aaaoy h ~ aAniuh1raakua
Il ~ OsvssAasss ~ sseas<sa II
tks s>AsdiaG amy 49, nsvy; tAs aholi-
ice u tAs PrssdnAs's Bssssa fgrss1
sAsssiagl go I'll psai6eal issasaoea-
ta1esA 1ssignsA = sseuss nau~ -
pssoaey; - iopkssaisa u l. -.
M - tsssai.saass II i.ssisiesssaj
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21
NOTICE,

A NY psf.ea hsvisG boots bsionxias
a. = .. AsQssh4s, will pjsass
- - y ~ nsqahasaa ~ -