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Fifty dollars Sloat elliptic sewing machine
Triumphant. Highest premium Louisiana state
air. For sale 81 81 Canal street.
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ROBT. p SMITH VS. ". N. RoGRRs-FIFTH DIS
tret Court ofNsw Orleans NO. 1879.


tret Court ofNsw Orleans NO. I3739.
pY VIRTUE OF "a y rit of seizure "A nd sale to
- dire ted ty the Honorable the fifth District Court Of
New Ore the enttoa cause viii proceed At
public auction the Merchants and Auconeer Exchange
Royal street. between Canal and Customhonss In
Second District Of this city, SATURDAY the fourteenth
day Of March, s at Il o'clock NJ, the following
property,
A CERTAIN LOT OFGROUED, together with the Brick
Buldn- used stabe thereon, ana imprOy rights
ryile appurtfuanCes thereuutO Ualiu
any wsy apperaining and staed in the First District
this city in the squar BONDED BY gTavic Perdo Pinpa
and Circus streets and de nated No plan
not late surveyor dated h January Said meas
shout 30 eet front Gravier ~
inches and lines in depth the line dividing from lots
Nos. and g. and about ~ feet inches
the line dividing from property formerly belonging Mrs
VIM Porter and about p Feet II inches and lines width in
the being the property acquired by laid defend
from Numa Latargue by oct before - GOttchak notary
public in IN city, oatsa 9th August 1860.
Seized in the above suit
Sy-TKRMs-C ash on the spot
GEO. W. AVERY,
fell q marl4 Sheriff " the Parish Of orleans
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SHERIEElS SALES,

BAREETT LION VS.. j. sTETLs
Fourth District Court Of New Oreans-No. IL 40.
DIV VIBTUE Of n writ OF ferI nacina to me
directed BY Tire Honorable the Fourth District Of
New Or cans, the above entitled cause, I will pro.
coed TO sell pub ic auction, the pTemises No IL New
Levee street Tint Dit Of this city, NDAY,
Path day Of February, 1875 at haifDsst clock A. II
The contents Of Case consisting Of Wines Liquors
Playing Cards etc, Per inventory, vheh seen II
Office.
Se,led In the above suit
rJ- TERNs-Cash lie spot
GEO. ". AVERY,
fell 1922 Sheriff OF the Parish o. Orleans
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ASsIGNEE'S SALE
IN THE BANKRUPTCY OF JACOB BARKEB

AssIGNEE's SALE
IN THE BANKRUPTCY OF JACOB BARKER.
SALE AT AUCTION WITHOUT LIMIT OR
RESERVATION
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY,
COMBATING
THOSE FoUR-STORY BRICK STORES, NOS. o. AND
&C BAKoNNE, BETWEEN GRAvIER AND UNION
STREETS.
THE THREE-SToRY BRICK DWELLING NEXT To
THE CORNER AND ADJOINING THE ABOVE
STORES. KNOWN AS NO. g. BARoNNE, BETWEEN
GRAvIER AND UNION STREETS.
A Two-sToRY FRAME DWELLING on THE CORNER
OF APOLLO AND FELICITY ROAD STREETS
TWO BAITURE LOTS ON TCHoUPIToULAs BR,
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS.
TWENTY-FIVE LOTS OF GROUND,
CONFUSING
THE SQUARE BOUNDED BY MAGAZINE LIVE OAK,
oCTAvIA STREETS AND PETERS
AVENUE, IN RICRERyILLE,
IMPROVED AND UNDER HIGH CULTIVATION
AND
SHADE TREES PLANTED AROUND TIE ENTIRE
sQUAEE
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pEREXProsY SALE AT AUCTION

AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF MANUFACTURED
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO,
-COMPRIsING-
POPULAR BRANDS OF CELEBsATED VIRGINIA
AND NORTH CAROLINA MANUFACTURERS;
GERMAN AND DOMESTIC CIGARS; TRUNKS,
PIPES, AND FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY
ETC, IN GBEAT VARIETY AND QUALITY, CON.
PRIsNG THE STOCK OF MEssRs. H. sPIRo a
CO, SURRENDERED IN BANKRUPTCY AND SOLD
FOR TEE BENEFIT OF THEIR CREDITORS. WITH
OUT LIMIT OR RESERVE BY ORDER OF E. E.
NORTON, ESQ, ASSIGNEE
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BY G. Il. GIRARDEY a CO..

BY @. i. GIRARDEY a CO.,
Ofhce-No. II Exchange Place
TVHURSDAW, Feb. go, 1865. at hsIE-pnst
10 at TIE Three story Brck store No. "a NAxa-
street. beweeniGravier and NatcheE streets at Public
kucticn, VIII be sold
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF MERCHANDISE sur
rendered by Messrs g. SIro Co and sed by order Of
f. T. Norton, Esq., General Assignee in the Circuit Court
the Unitd States for the District Of Louisiana eOmprng
part as follows Chewing and Smoking Tobacc', Perque
snuff, Cigars heerschGum Bar koot Cherry Wood and
Pipes in great vsrey; Perfumery Combs Trunks Fancy
Articles Show Cases Desks and variety Of other articles
Descriptive Catalogues will be ready for distribution on
Tuesday, the llth
Ha- TEREs-Cash in L. S. Treas ~ notes.
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A. DUCHlRON'S SALES.

A. DUCRl3ONS SALES.
btNDs'lEs So NDRlES
BY =. DUCHIRON,
AUCuOyEFR,
saesrooms-O Tchoupitoula5 and 10 New Levee street.
TUESDAY, 1Ith Inst, at IA O'Clock a. VI ,
at the Auction Mart ho 10 Tchoupitouss, and No. 10
New Ley.e street. will be sold
AN ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE GROCERIES,
-COMFRIsING-
CLARET IN CASKS,
BUTTER, TEA, SWEET OIL,
OLD MADEIRA, LIQOURS,
MACEEREL, HERRINGS, BIC.
r7- TERMS Cash in 4. 5. Treasury Notes.
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am Il
FRIIZ HUPPENBAUER vs.. DENIS BECHAQ-sIxFH
Di.-r.cL C--.-L ~ N..- n-l.-,.-N.

FRIIZ HUPPENBAUER vs.. DENIS BECHAQ-sIXFH
District Court Of New Ohsans-No. 2757.
DY VIUTE T. OF a writ OF seizure "A nd sale
II directed By the Honorable the sixth District Court
Of New Orleans, In the above entitled cause will proceed
TO sell ut public auction, the premises hereinafter
signHed ON TUESDAY tue eighseeah day of February.
1858. at l055 O'Clock
The United states Restaurant stu the First District
Of this city, on Common street E0A rs aud l3J bets
CLa-ies and Camp streets.
Seized IA The ABOVE
ES-IERNs-This beng ths second and last auction the
snd properly will be dehnvey afiudicatsd chest
last bidoer TOR what il will brig " twelve jnths credit
the purchaser furnishing bond with good and
security, bearing eight cent. interest
date. and privilege said property until in payment
said purchaser deduct snd pay In cash the Of
printing, clerks and sherls foo keeping say about
$40 Oh ". AVERY,
feb5 II IS Sheriff 81 the Parish Of OrieaRs
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oBEE ATwATER q Co VS.. JOHN II. GREEN.-sixth
District Court Of New Orleans No 20 1911
Ply VIRTUE Of "a writ of merit nleins
II TO directed by the Honorable the sixth District
Court of New Orleans, in the above entitled
sell AZ
designated, on WEDNESDAY, the Nineteenth Feb
ruary. l56s. at 4i5 O'Clock p n.
hrty three G3j bales Cotton marked S IL a amond
now stored At szymansks Press, Leves street
Couet end honegut Streets In the laird Distinct VI city
Seized in the
- 1ERMs-Cash on the spot.
GEORGE W. AVERY
fe7 Is 10 Sheriff Of The Parish OF Orleans.
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EXTENSIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE AT AUCTION

ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN LOIS,
-coxPRIsING-
FIVE CHOICE BATrUEE SQUARES SUITABLE FOR
COTTON PRESSES, WAREHOUSES;, MANU-.
FACTURING EsrABLIsHMENTs
DEPoTs, ETC., ETC,
SITUATED
IN THE FIRST DISTRICT OF THIS o1r1
-ExrHNDISs-
ALONG NEW LEvEE, FRONT AND WATER STREETS
HEAD OF RACE, ORANGE, RICHARD MARKEFAND
ST. JAMES STREETS
TOR ACCOUNT OF THE HEIRS OF LIyAUDAIs AND
P. G. ROBIN DELoGNY AND THE CITY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
HEIRS OF PIERRE GUY ROBIN DELoGNY vs. THE
CITY OF NEW oRLEANs-No 2aCO7-sECoND DIS
TRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
AND
TIE HEIRS OF IvAUDArs VS.. THE CITY oP NEW
ORLEANS EFT AL-NO 29,n2-sECoND DISTRICT
COURT OF INV ORLEANS.
&c. Il. GIRARBEY q co,
NICHOLAS J. HoET Auetoneer.
Oface No II Exchange Place.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on CAROSDELET
WALK BETWEEN PRIEUR AsD JOHNSON
SIREEIS.
SUCCESSION OF J. j. DEPOUILLY,
No. 2S,6Os.
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AssIGNEE's SALE IN BANKRUProY

AssIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
or
STOCK OF FAMILY GaoCERIES AND FURNITURE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT OF LOUISE ANA,
THEODORE MEYER, IN BANKRUPTCY.
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MON TGOMEN BIOS, & co. s SALES.

MON TGOMEEY BROS, & CO. s SALES.
LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE or ELEGANT
match and Single Hcrses, Elegant Sadie Horses Fns
Work Mules Fine NBes OCVs Buggiss, hsrussS Wagons
etc, etc, ~ aHcion-
EE MONTGOMERY BE0S- . CO.
4 n hoEIsoNEzT, Auesionees.
Ofioe-sI Camp street
TUESDAY, Feb. 1Ith, az IN O'Clock a,
Lat p, LiEsr's Stables. Grsvier street. sI he SOLD
EiegAAt AAtch Hsrses.
Elegant Saddle Horsaa
Pine Work Mules
Pine Mich Cows
Aso-Tep Ead Open BuggisS Harness, WSgJaz,
ES- TEzNs-Csst IN O. z. Treasury Notes.
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SALE AT AUCTION, BY ORDER OF e. &. NORTON,
ESQ, ASSIGNEE
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FCRHIT JRE.........FU RNITUAE FURNITURE
By MONTGOMERY BROS. & CO,
K NJ MoNTGONEKI suctioneeg.
TUESDAY, Feb. Ilth, at II O'Clock A
~ az their Auction Mart, y Camp street. will sold
general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD p RNIPURE
such Rosewood, Mahogany shd Walnut Bedsteads Bu
Armoirs Wsshsands Mahogany end Walnut Tete,
Sofas Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chzirs srbe Center
Tab Marble Top srehozrd Extension Tables Velvet
Brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engrav
mgs, Paintings Cooking stoves and Utonsi etc, being
contents Of several wel-furnisse ed houses
Also
Chairs etc.
HI-IKKzs-Cash
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STOCK OF FAMILY G&oCERIES AND FURNITURE
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT OF LOUISE ANA,
THEODORE MEYER IN BANKRUPTCY
BY &c. GIRARDEY q Co,
Office, No II Exchange Place.
MONDAY, February Isth. 1905. at 10
ton, general assignee bankruptcy for the United
states District Court OF Louisiana snd in the matter
Theodore geyer bankrupt ana surrendered for the benefit
THE sToCR OF GOODS AND FURNITURE in the
store the southeast Of Cusom Bourbon
streets, comprising 'ntire stock well chocs
variety OF Preserved Fruits and Canned Of every de
scripuoR-
ALSO
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
III. whole surrsndered for the benefit of tie bankrupfs
az TEBNs-Cash in U S. Treasury Notes
PEKEMPToRY AND EXTENSIVE SALE
LARGE STOCK OF ASSORTED AND STAPLE DRY
GoODs-DoMEsuC AND IMPORTED,
ORDER OF
THE AssIGNEEs IN THE BANKRUPTCY
Msssrs. LOEB SIMON & Co,
COMPRISING
a STOCK OF DRY GOODS BOUGHT FOR THE
WHOLESALE TRADE OF THIS CITY,
IEvoIcED AT
AN ORIGINAL COST OF UPWARDS OF $4,000,
Bling
ONE OF THE LARGEST ATTRACTIONS OF ITS KIND
EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.
SURRENDERED AND TO BE SOLD WITHOUT ANY
RESERVATION whatever FOR TIE BENEEIF
OF THEIR CREDITORS.
By G. II. GIRARDEY e. CO.,
NICHOLAS J. HoEY Anctoneer,
Ofice-NO. II Exchange P1ace
TUESDAY, Feb. IL, 1865, commencing Mt
same AoaT until the entire stock disposed Of viii be sOd q,
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cratic Convention. With thi, the
candidates had nothing to do,
Had any others Of those named
been selected, this spirit would have
been perhaps more marked. The
zeal aud energy Of the conservative
masses spring from desire to make
a change Of policy, and from n
though. tina. they can carry cut their
purposcs. In this faith they are
strengthened by the cooperation Of
the great body of those who served
in the Union army and navy during
tho war Having given nearly lG,.
600 commissions 10 the ohkcers of
that army, J know their views and
wishes,
They demand the Union for which
they ftaght.
The largest meeting Of these gals
liant soldiers ever assembled was held
in New York, aud Endorsed the ac-
ton of the National Conveniioa in
words instinct with meaning. They
called on the government to stop In
lis policy Of hate, discord and disu
MON aud in terms Of feryil clio
quencc, demanded the restoration of
the rights of the American people.
When there is sch accord be
tween those who proved themselves
brave and sell sacrificing in war, and
those who arc thoughtful and pa.
trio,ic in council, cannot doubt we
shall gain a political triumph which
will restore our Union, hiring back
peace to onr land, and give us once
more the blessings OF wise. eco
nomical and honest government. |
am, gentlemen, truly yours, etc,
HORAT1O SEYMOUR
Gen George W Morgan and
Al.
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EUREKA STABLE.
HO RS j. = l. r. -
80 Gents in Currency.

THE Proprietor Of
49,. this Stable begs leave
~ = to return his thanks to
his friends and the public for the very
liberal patronage he has received, and
to assure them that no pains VIII be
spared No merit its confidence. hc Is
well SUPPLIED with Hacks, Buegies, and
Horses, aad Is prepared to convey pa,s-
sesgers to an points, within reasonable
distance. at short notice.
The Stable /, under the management
of Capt. W. 4. smith. who Is ever
ready 10 accommodate his friendN and
the public. d,
rlcy arc well supplied with expert
enccd Iyostlers and Drivers and spare
no pains to give satisfaction IN iaci
they promise to do more fEEi,iNH ana
give more RIDING foi lcss money than
any other like establishment in Eastern
,.A 4 .-'sl and they VIII
u,v,s w..at they promise 70 no ,sue.
Il. i. BlAisO;a,
Proprietor
N,r.hall Feb l. '6s met,
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hin .ss~e.i 10 grow wos. fsssess
each memsst, ssA assily clss-Asd .
pistol, asss.uissd 10 take his frissA's
life. Howard, sssisv the crisss ~
come, ssised sks bewis katie tAsa
pvotrwdsd from his vest ssd bsrisi
Il IN Nj. h,son.
The dsean 10 !ulai!sd p" ex-
elais.sd Hill, vtsh = ss~,'s 81 stsgs.
lar sw-stssss tbs, fingered On his
naturally kssdsoas face sf,er Ae vss
. corps. lie then died without .
gtoss
Howard Looked doss |, nso his fscs,
A. II unable 10 realise what he hsi
done. Thcs he busst into tears.
God kaows vosld not have
dons il II I could have hslps.: il. hss
|, ~ss either yosv life OF ,sise."
Tic ,arnsd sway with . glso.y
ar, and upon tie iss,ss, disatpssrsj.
lls wss never sssW ia Avtsssss
sgsin, but several years ahsr . trader
brought the see. that As uas IivisE
al San Antonio, Tesas.
We're We writing kcs,o", ~s should
here lay aside the pea; bss ~ We
are givisg facts simply, which ess -
authenticated. duty eo1Psls W 10
add another iaci,lews before this tsag
zeal tale ia eadcd.
Ii will he rsmeMber that Hin
enjo,ncd upon h. sou to svswgs bis
death Faithfully did the, son obey
the commsnd. When he bad reach.
ed his sixteenth year he lsft fos
Texas lilo was gone several months,
When he returned, he said to Nj.
mother
I, is done, mother Poor How.
ard ! pit'cd him, bat had to
do H."
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Asaphysician and his friend were

Asa physician and his friend were
walking down one Of the principal
streets or . city The other day, ~ A"S>
tor said to his companion Let Is
avoid that pretty woman you sec
there on .hs loft ! She knows me,
and casts on me looks Of indignation.
| attended her husband. All |
understand you had the misfortune
to dispatch him" "Oa the con,
tssry," replied he dsstss, 81 ssvsd
hin."
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T f l. E G. r A p II C.

Havana August ia war vessel
was Salpave's wife aud minister Of
war captured. Sslnavc had lmpris
oned the prussian aud threatened
the British Minister. British man
oi.war favorite preparing to lombard
Port -au. Prince.
Operations against the rebels in
the State of Vera Cruz have failed,
City of Vera Cruz filed with NAL
contents, aud tho city authorities
have been suspended in their iunc-
tons. Passengers arriving from
Cuba, unless known TO be neutral in
politics, are imprisoned. Col jim
mex and Gen. Alatorce are expected
at Vera Cruz with reinforcements.
Washington, August l9.-Expc.
rienco has demonstrated that mixed
races in the fire department is n mis-
take. Negroes have been discharged
and white men re.employed. 1t is
stated that during the recent trial Of
mixed hremen, tho displaced white
men have been patient and uneom
planning, and in no instance have
they thrcatcnened or used violence.
The chairman Of the committee of
FIVE, nppointed by the recent Miss's-
sippi convention, writes there is eyi-
dent intention on the part Of the
Democrats of the excluded States to
vote at the coming Presidential cleo
ton. II the lcas, encouragement, is
given by johnson, they will undoubt'
eddy vote. The chairman adds, that
he fears Tho bill passed ny Congress
is not sufficiently explicit in all re-
spccts, and concludes that the Re
publicans of Mississippi are anxious
ly expecting tho September session
their very existence as party aud
as individuals depends upon congress
sional measures Of relief
Butler directs his attorney to apply
to Evarts to assist in Butlcrs defense
in Baltimore, under the law passed
dsriug tho war requiring the Attor-
ney General to defend ex officers
sgaiust whom suits may be brought
by civilians for arrest, imprisonment,
&c.
No progress made to-day in per
fecting tho machinery for the cnfocc
u.c,t oT nav tnx Inv
BY rcceot order issued by Gen
eral Sherman, the Cheyenncs, Arap-
aboes, kiowas, and Csmanohes are
given a reservation lying between
Kansas, Texas, Arkansas and the
Tooth meridian. General Hazel com.
mapds the reservation.
Toledo, Ohio, August I9.--Im-
parchment Ashley re.nomipatcd for
Congress by aeclamatiop-
Cincinnati, August 1.-THE Dem-
ocrals Of the ID district have nomiua-
ted Vallnndigham for Congress-.
Nashville, August ia party of
men in masks approached the fur
NJ ~ .. III
"aoI :" ".y"' % a.;,,;n,
1"p'oyesa .. 80 aT...sa -h.,.hv
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'ep''.s N's". " ss,iomans
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eeAt OF dss tiuIai'''r amd iaSless men
J than II docs a, the present,
The NJ sek of the Strongs proved
a dreadful one for themselves. Two
Of the brothers we're sho, deed
~h,le six of the others we're badly
wounded, several Of 'h-m MORALLY
when the res, Of them were sisd to
withdraw for the ,r'mc. This affair
caused the most uobou"ded excite
ment throughout Arkansas. Tho
thought ,hs, the chivalroas ssd
highly popular John Hill could
bc identical with the notorious rob
ber, Nixon Cerry, WIS staggering To
hundreds. Many for = time refused
to believe Il,
Perhaps tho state OF public feel
ing caa bc., bc shown by the follow
ing extracts from the Little Rock
Gazette. The FRS, appeared vixen
Hill became 30 popular, during the
days of the convention
y Among the truest fr,snds OF tho
people OF Ill In the present CONVEX.
lion may be named John Hill, Of
NJ Francis. HIS energy, clcquenee,
and courage fully ep'''le him to the
place he hold-, and, as We trust,
may long rets,c-ths, Of the leader
of the Arkansas Democracy
The second cstrae, is take" from
the same paper for May, 1870
BLoop, ArsxAy.--A desperate
rencoun,cr occurred in fra"s,s last
week. Two distinguished citizens
were Killed, aud three others danger
ou,,y wounded The d,ihculty TO
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The Cincinnati Chronicle say
4" the Rep ,licans of Tennessee ar'
making vigorous canvass, which
translated into plain English, meani
more negro militia, more bloodshcd
more parlopcd con,icts, more exclu
sions, more prescription, more taxes
more blackguardism. brutality, ant
ruin. Nigor is, in Tennessee
the radical pscudonym fer cppres
sion.
A correspondent of the New York
Times tells US that Gen. Grant would
much prefer to be on, of the Presi
dental campaign We do not doubt
il, but it is too late lie had safe
and comfortable place, which he gave
Up, on the principle, We suppose, OF
the
Frisky youEg fellow Of l,allamacrasy
That wanted a wife to make him unnsY
An elephant, though only beast
Is more respectable than carpet
Dagger, for he takes his trunk with
him.
The radicals think that Govern OF
Seymour will probably 20 crazy.
Grant may have the delirium ,remens,
but he is in no danger Of any homes,
and legitimate kiud Of dol'rium. A
man is said to be delirious when his
ideas got tangled, and, as Grant has
no material TO tanglc, he il IN no
manner of peril.
Oac Of the biographcr- of Gen.
Grant tells us that when his grand.
father was a captain in the army his
pay amounted to less than $3.50 II
year. Little did tho old gentleman
think then that in 1851 grandson
of his would be . clerk in a leather
store with the enormous salary of
5000 . year
Gen. Grants brother positively
declares that he will no. vote for
Seymour, AS the World charged he
would N. \. Tribune.
There, our hope tina, there was at
least ono sensible member Of the
Grant family is blasted
As Grant is no, capable of making
a speech, he ought to steal the best
one he finds and hire somebody to
deliver it for him, Its eacc, upon
his Disguised and dishcar'ened party
would doubtless prove salutary.
The Journal thus speaks of Ken
lucky She gives to the Democracy
of the South the true key note. She
gives to the Democracy Of the North
an example.
The Congo candidate. Tie com.
meneed in smoke and ended in smell
The New York Evening Post con
iains an article emitted Out'of door
Religion in Chicago" This is tho
first in,ima,ion We have seen that
there is any religion in Chicago
either ont Of. doors or within.
:.
The Beast mas announced h'hsn''
in favor Of Eyerum Useless. Tie
WAITS to be Head Butler of the White
House, and grand custodian CT the
nations spoons and the republic :
forks.
A Lowell paper, in n Sunday ar
tiele, intended to be very moral says
" the road to he'll has no forks
This may be true, but the route by
way of Lowell has plenty OF spoons
.a1;.., n.,or tall ~ TINT - Gea
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

j. IL. JOHN SON.
De til t.,

Marshall, Texas.
Orricr-West side OF the Public
Square.
ID ESPECTFULLY tenders his str.
IL vices to his old friends aud patrous
in Harrison and adjoining counties. From
his long experience and close application
to the profession he feels warranted in say
ing that his work wi be inferior TO none.
Artificial teeth inserted on the Vulcan
tie Base from one to full set, and perfect
satisfaction guaranteed.
lie can be found at bis Office at
all times Where II Is ineonvenent for
persons to come to the Office, they will be
waited on at their homes. Ills services
can be secured by addressing him through
the mail or otherwise.
February !, '6S. mott
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-28

There are those who d'-hclieve the
story below. but It Is true IN ssefy
particular We knew Nixon Curry
aud a more brave, honorable, and
candid man, prior to the affair with
the S,rongs, never breathcd. The
writer has omitted to mention twc
iacts-6rst, that Curry was under the
influence of strong drink when he
revealed tho strange history Of his
early life, although he was very
ten pera.c man. The second om's
sion, is, that Nose Howard spokcn
Of, was the bc,ro,hed Of Currys ,a-
prcmcly beautiful daughter Mary
Batie C0mnty (tail FS'ss.