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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-05

By Telegraph NEW YORK May 4.
'oTroS-T cry firm and not very active;
sales 1900 bales at 52Z9 33c for
FLoUR Receipts. 1862 barrels; dun
and lO0l5c lower; sales OF 4sSO DaEfels
az IS 75a9 70 for supernne state ana vest
ern 50 oo9l8 50 for extra state ~ 100
SO 50 for extra Western; 81 l09l3 35 Tor
white wheat extra $40 0O9I4 90 Tor round
hoop Ohio; 81 O0aI2 50 for extra 81. Louis;
Sl2 5O1l6 90 for good to choice do closing
dull. California, lower: sales of q coo
sacEs at Sl2 I5gI3 s.. Rye -four steady /;
sales of 5000 barrels at S. 2gl0 %, he lat
ter an extreme.
COR MEAL-Quiet.
WHIsKY-NOmi8ally unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipfs 14,46 bushels; market
lg2e lower and more active; sales OF l55,O09
bushels at g 5I@2 % for No. l Spring; 81 40
as ~ for No. 2 do; 81 40 for Nos. 1 and z
do. mixed 81 IS for Nos. 2 and do. mixed;
Green Bay prlng; - Oh for white Canada
So 20 for white California.
YE-Du and heavy sales OF 200 BUSH
/ els state at 81 S715dl 80.
RARLEY-Heavy ana easier; sales 1000
bushels Canada West at 81 292 80, nearly
BARLEY MALT-Quiet; sales l 500 bushels.
CASADA PEAS-Sl 459l 80 IA bond.
CORS-Rece1pts s. III bushels; market
unchanged sailed 5000 bushels at 81 l4@
81 Is for new mixed Western afoat; 81 l5@
q Is for old do. shoat and IN store; aud
81 Hal Is for common white Southern :
I 81 y for prime Southern yellow.
OATs-Receipts 70.66s bushels; market a
shade frmer; sales 5000 bushels at S5kc
for Western at railroad depot, and SEC Tor
| do. adoat. ...
RICE-DuH at 9Z@I0c for Rangoon, and
} l0H9IlHc for Carolina.
COFFEE-Dull aud heavy.
SUG ,R-Nery firm; sales OF 500 hogs
heads at lO%@l2c Tor Cuba, and NC for
| Porto Rico.
MOLAssEs-Quiet.
HoPS-QuieL.
Pc ROLEUM-Ffrmer at 14aI4Zc for crude.
| and 291%G 30c for refined bonded.
PoRK-Ftrm ana quiet; sales of 1850 bar
rels at SO 37929 30 for ne ? mess, closing at
S29 80, regular; S2SG2S 3 for old do, clos
ing at SIS -, regular S23 75924 Il, chiefly
S24, for prime; 50 25926 for prime mess.
BEEF-Steady sales OF 435 barrels at SIS
9S2 80 for new plain mess; $50 50924 %
for new extra mess; also. lbs tierces at
&5939 for prime mess Sf0Q43 for India
mess; Beef hams quiet, with small sales
at S36Q37.
CUT MEATs-Quiet; sales 20 packages at
l3L9l34c for shoulders; 17%al81zc for
hams; middies are quiet and firmly held.
LARD-Flrm; sale Of lao barrels at
lSH9I91Zc; small lots sell I95z9l9Ic.
BUTTER Heavy at 20g43c for Ohio, and
47a49c for Stale.
CHEESE Quiet and steady at I2Gl7Ac.
Freights TO Liverpool are lower, with en-
gagements Of $1,000 sacks OF wheat at 4d
per sail. and sd per steam also 1900 "a
relS uOur per steam at is Sd.
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Chicago Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph CHICAGO, May 4.
FLoUR-UnchaBged; light sales at So S7L
oil 90 for low grades TO choice Spring ex-
tTas.
fair request; sales OF No. 1
at 81 l5@2 1915, and 81 08%02 10 for No. 2.
and closing quiet at 81 O9I92 10 for No. 2.
This afternoon the market for No. 2 is
quiet, at 81 10 cash.
C~oRN-Firm and ~buOyant, and I%92c
higher; sales of No. / at SSRQ90kc; No. 2
AT o7Z0S8c; new at S71a6Sgc, and rejected
al S59S6cs and closing firm at 90g90Hc for
No. 1, and at S9c for new.
OATS Active, and 293c higher; sales at
67dG9c, and closing firm at 68I069c.
EYE-DulI; sales OF No. 2 in store at 81 IS,
and sample lots on the track and delivered
at 81 IS.
BARLEY-Inactfve, and nomiRaIly IN
changed.
PROyIsIoNs-N othing doing, and holders
hrmer; first class brands of pork held at
So 90; Lard. prime city steam in demand,
at l9c, but sellers ASK I9L9I9%c; Bulk
meats Of ali kinds firm bnt Inactive.
I'VE HOES carce and firm, at Satur-
days prices.
BEEF CATrLE-Inactive, and entirely
nominal.
RECEIPTS Tor the last IS hours-I,74 bbIs.
Flour, 32.79J bushels Wheat. 94,55S bushels
Corn. 2.59O bushels Oats. l,4Z7 live Hogs
SHIPMESTS-779 9 bbls -four, 200 bushels
Wheat, III $50 bushels Corn; SS,639 bushels
Oats; 2,625 live hogs.
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River DIspatches.

C~INCINNATI, March A. Evening-River
rising, with 321z feet water in the channel,
aud 49, under the bridge for passing
steamers. Weather warm, with a slight
rain, and indications OF move. The aTri-
walls, outside the regular packets, were the
Silver Moon, from Memphis, and Mary
Erwin, from Arkansas. There were no
departures except the regular packets.
NASHVILLE, May q, Eve.-The river rose
last nizht from b heavy rain OF yester-
day, but is falling again, with il feet on
Harpeth shoals. The weather is clear and
warm. ArrIved-TyrOne, from Cairo, and
Delaware from Pittsburg. In port-Ty-
rome, Delaware, Alpha. and Ella Hughes.
C~ISCINNATI, May 4-Noon.-Rtver I'M
changed. Weather clouly. Thermometer
SO Barometer falling.
ST. LOUIS, May 4-The steamer Arabian
sunk opposite AtchisOn, Kansas, this
morning. Probably q total loss, but
mount not ascertained. No lives lost.
LOUISVILLE. May 4.-River rising steadi-
", eight and q half feet in canal. Ram
ing at intervals.
PITTSBURGH, May 4-Noon-River six
feet eleven inches, rising. Weather
cloudy and warm.
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"rlncInnaII Marcel.

By Teiegraph.I CISCINNATI, May
FLoUR-DulI and unchanged; family
Sll O08ll ..
these rates are 2g3c above the views Of
buyers.
CoRS-Duu at &c in the ear no demand
for shelIed.
OATs-Duu at soc; no demand.
RYE-Steady at 3 0092 6 for No. / and
choice.
Observation-Disclosures and quiet.
TOBACCO-In good demand at IuI prices.
COTroS-Unchanged and quiet
held at Sic.
Professionalism and tending upward
mess pork in demand at IS 30, but held at
IS 5092 90; bulk meats drm but quiet,
shoulders, I3c and sides l5Gl5Hc;~ shoulders
sold at 1870 to buyers all b month pa
con, firm at lac for shoulders, Il IA9l8c
for clear rib and clear sides.
demand and prices higher
/ sales at 19c but ii is now held at I9kc.
BUTTER-Scarce and firm at 40945c.-
EGGS-Declined to l8c and dull.
GOLD-I39 selling.
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RFV - Y = y ; j..
Forotber River Items see seventh Page.

The rain continued TO fall during the af-
ternoon, until about five o'clock, when it
slaekened up THE Quickstep, with a
good passenger list, left at 5P. N, and the
usual amount of freight Tile Render-
son packets, with the usual amount Of
business, left at p. M...m--The Swallow
arrived last night from New Orleans to
Louisville, having a light trip....-..Th
Fanny Brandeis, one of the p~Ieasantest
boats on the river, will leave for Nashville
at4P. n, Capt. Miller in command and
Kilt. Rudd In the ohce-"--.The May
flower, Capt. Throop commanding. will
leave for Nashville at P. N. The boat and
officers are well known, and need no re-
commendation".--.-.The Lewellin, Cum
berIand River to Evansville, came in AFTER
midnight with q light trip.
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WANTRn-AGRNTS

% ~ ID. MAA&FiELD's LINZ OF
lie GRANT" in English AID Ger
man. extraordinary Inducements to
Agents to sell the Popular and Authen
tic life of u. s.. Grant" 1gah steel plates
and maps. by Ion ID. d.. Mansfield G. T.. ID.
MI. whose Military Education. close
study OF History long experience as Edi-
tor ana Author, and powerful and graphic
style, reod- r his boot OF absorbing interest
and perfect authenticity. Sis reputation
alone viii sell the book wherever offered.
We deal with Canvassers q rectly. April
cants for territory UeSt Of LadjcHd will ad-
dress h. q. LA EBERT, assistant Superiu-
tendent, Bloomington, III. al others apply
to sole owners of copyright, r. w. CAR
ROLL y CO., Publishers, Cincinnati.
apS0 d4w 1T a WI vim
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New YOrk Gold and stock Market.


by IeieEraph.I NEW YORK May 4.
MONEY-Steady at Tper cent, on call;
prime discounts 798 per cent.
STERLING-Quiet at 10dIO1z.
GOLD-FIrmer; opening at 1895, touched
1871, closing at l39h9l39X. Considerable
shipment is expected this week, and loans
are made at 6G6H per cent. for carrying.
The Assistant Treasurer paid, to-day,
$4,000 on account of the May interest.
GOVERNDIENTS-Steady without activity +;
1880 quotations: Coupons of 81. Il3aII3H !.
do. 90, l0S@l0SH; do. "a, I06L@I06I; DO.
%, l06A@l96I; do. new. l0SI9lO9s do.
20, lO9H9l09S; I0-4Os, IO39I03% T-30s, 1919
@l07%.
The Assistant Treasurer bought $4,000
worth of 7-30s at l01I.
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Wemphis Market.

BY TeLegIaph.l MEMPHIS, May 4.
CorroN-Qulet and firm no sales. Re
cefpJs. us bales: exports, 5l5 baIes'
FLOCR-DuIl; superdue $ GOES Sd.
PORK-e50 go
BACoN-Firm shoulders 1870, clear sides
BU1K MzATs-shoulders l5o, clear sides
l6LC,
LARD-DG2lc,
COBN-Sl o..
HAT-SIT %.
OATs-1SJ- see.
BFAN--3A DO.
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MONTEREY s C0WIERCIAL

To CoUSrEY EEECHA@ rs-We e--act rae
attention especially of ouuty merchants
TO tas superior facilities Of d I1CRSAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
ali Kinds OF Is4eantIe WORK vlz,, BEL
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-HOUSE-The due dwell
iag-hOuse on the cOrner-Of First Street
and Fulton Avenue. Lot so feet front on
Fulton Avenue. running back 10 feet on
First street. Good stable and other out
buildings on the premises. The property
Will be sold cheap. inquire 81
-CHAS. SCHAUM q CO.,
Cor. Fourth st. and Fifth Az. Lamasco,
or of GEORGE WOLFLIN,
ap25 dim Mt. Vernon, Ind.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATE
Passed at The Second Session
Forfeit G5agress.
PUBLIC No. 221.

PUBLIC No. %.
AN ACT to amend an act entitled Au
act to provide for the trompt
Element of public accounts, an
proved March three, eighteen ben-
dred and seventeen.
Be II enacted By the Senate ans
House of Representatives Of the J1
States Of 4merica in Congress ose
bled, That the act of March thee
eighteen hundred and seventeen, eU-
titled An act to provide for
prompt settlement of public a
counts shall not be construed 70 zu
thorize the heads of departments -
change or modify the balances has
may be certified to them by -tte
Commissioner of Customs or the
Comptroller Of the Treasury, but thsz
such balances, when stated By -E7
Auditor and properly certified ~ the
Comptroller as provided BY Thar ac
shall be taken and considered ss hnL
and conclusive upon the executive
branch Of the Government, and s
subject to revision only by CongEea
or the proper courts: Provided, 1fs
the head of The proper department,
before signing a warrant for sH
balance certified to him by a Cong
t%roller, may submit to such Conn
troller any facts in his judgment a-
fecting the correctness Of such bg
ance, but the decision of the Comp
troller thereon shall be final and con
elusive as herein before provided
Approved March 30, 1868.
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European Market.

By Cable.l LONDON, May Ave.
Consols, 9sI; 5-2Os, 7OH; Erie, 461zi I. c.,
$50.
GROCERIES sugar 27s; Linseed OIL, 636;
Ltnseed cake SO los.
FRANKFORT, May 1--we.
Bonds, 75H.
PARIS, May Ave.
Bourse rentes, hrmer at 90 francs and 81
confines.
LIVERPOOL, May 4-Eve.
CoTToS Firm; aIe of 1900 bales; a
brisk business; to arrive, last sales, at I3c
for middlins uplands; closing quotations
on the spot, for upiands, 1875 &; Orleans,
l2Zd.
Quiet and steady; corn,
BIS Cd; wheat, los Ii for California white,
n lis sd for No. ? red Western. Barley,
IS Id. Oats, IS Id. Flour, 37s. EzEs
PRovIsI0Ss-DuIl aud steady beef, L5s.
Pork, s3s. Lard firm at 6Ss- Cheese, 52s.
Bacon, SOS.
PRoDUCE-TaIIOw, 45s.
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WYANTED-AGENTs- TO sen one

LIE OF GENEhAL EHINI5
BY John :. g. Abbott. This work will be
Illustrated with three hneSteel e~ngrav1ngs
and eight maps, printed in tint, and sold
only by subscription. Agents VIII 1nd
this a work that Will sell Itself. The SUD
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the b~ok viii be published cannot fail to
suit the times. We. are now ready to as
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WANTED.

"TANTED-AGENT-An experienced
Life Insurance man as District Agent
already well established, aud has a large
business in other portions Of the state.
Address, with references in Indianapolis
If possible, Lock Box 80, Indianapolis Ind
ap2Q dRvIW
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BOARDING

nOARn1NG BY THE DAY Or
80 WEEK. at
MRS. Z. NJ. BURNS'S,
No. u second ST., bet. Main and Locust
Streets, Evansville, IND.
A few more dodgers and quite a number
OF day boarders can still be accOmmOCa-
led. MRS. K. NJ. BURNS.
mar2tf
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FOR RENT,

nor RENT-STORE-ROOM-A dne
stOre-rOOm, No. IS Main street. be-
tween SecOn I and Thiru, now occupied BY
VicSery Brothers. suitable fora wholesale
or retail store. A lease will be given for
two. three, OF five years. For particulars
inquire OF John Enrich, or the widow of
VIM. r mrich.
ap3dtf LIZZIE ENRICH.
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MO1ey continues easy a. 10 per cent. IN
terest. The idle capital is quite large, and
some investments in Government secur--
ties have been made by the Banks 20 give
employment 70 a part Of it.
New YORK Exchange is in d=mand at par
to 80 per cent. buying, and the selling rate
is $50 per 1000.
silver 100.
Government Bonds are about at las qao-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-05
ARCHER's ENLARGEMENT,

n the northeast portion Of the city, has
ust been laid out into lots, and is offered
or sale
1T REASONABLE PRICES AND ON
EASY TERMS.
This property Is situate conveniently
% the business portion OF the city. and not
AR from the Main street line Of Street
Railr iad, and any extension of said line
may be expected to run close TO 1T. TIE
ground IS
.IGH, DRY, AIRY, AND HEALTHY,
Being on the summit between the Ohio
River and Pigeon Creek. 1T lies west OF
the LongwOrth Tract the location of the
proposed City PARK. ana adjolns fl, and is
nsi De the corporation line.
We invite al persons who wish to pur-
chase eligible building lots, at tair prices,
to apply mmediately.
For further particulars, inquire of
MCNEELX & SCH BERT,
Real Estate Agents
West Corner Main and Third streets,
OF WILLIAM BAKER,
narl3 Mayors Office.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, May 4.
DRY ~GooDs-The weather is finer, yet
trade is as dull as ever but prices are un-
changed.
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STEAMBOATS,

NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS.
From and after this date the several
Evansville and Cairo packets viii carry
freights tie all points hence to Cairo at
3 cents per hundred pounds.
II. T.. DEXTER.
Commanding Steamer Q~uickstep.
BEN. HO VAR,
Commanding Steamer Cumberland.
A. N. DUSOUCHET,
Commanding steamer Armada
AprtIS, 1868. laprS diff
FOR CUMBERLAND RIVER.
d due side-wheeI passenger steamer
MAY FLOWER.
lA&A Josh. V. TnroOp, Master,
- Leaves for GAINESVILLE and Nash
vile, and all intermediate ports, THIS
DAY, Tuesday, May 5th, at 3 IN.
For freight or passage apply on DOards
or to DUKE
1t Agent.
FOR CUMBERLAND RIVER.
The elegant passenger steamer
FANNY BRANDEIS,
NAZ4AHenry Miller, Nasteri
Kit. Rudd, Clerk,
leaves Tor Nashville and all Cumberland
River way landings THIS DAY, Tuesday,
Nav 5tb. at 4 O'Clock PM, promptly.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to G. r. RUDD,
1t Agent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-05

HOR SALE +ARM.- II have a first
s rate little farm of 50 acres, one mile
rom BOonville, Ind. IS acres improved,
and Is acres gOOd timber One-stOry br ok
mousse barn, stock sheds three cisterus,
and good fences-au upland and in good
,ondttiOn-gOod for all kinds Of grain and
FtGits. 1 viii sell this farm cheap, or ex
change 10 for city property. evera gen.
slemen in this city know the farm.
mars diff ALVAH JOHNSON.
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~OARDENG-Can be obtained, by the
day or week, by calling at Mrs. SAN
SON'S, on Eighth Stree, between Walnut
and Chestnut streets, laps div
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Farm for Sale.

a SPLENDID FARM OF As ACRES,
IA in the edge OF the City of Evansville
Indiana. This farm IS in full view of the
city. II lis in a high state of cultivation,
has Onv OF the finest dwelling houses in
the country, entirely new, good barn, sta
bleS and an necessary Outbuildings, and a
splendid selection Of almost every variety
Of fruit trees, 2 apes, shrubbery and flow
ers, and plenty OF good water. IL VIII be
part OF the land For further paTticu-
lars inquire Of ALVAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent, Evansville, Ind.
au2G-3m.
TOR SALE-sEED OATs-2OO0 b6 shell
Chicago seed Oats.
marl4 dtI BAIRD & START.
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The following quotations are sron the
office o. W. j. Lowry & Co., Bankers, 10.
Firststreet.
BASKABLE FUNDS.
II. s. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.
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HOR SALE secondhand twelve
horse power portable engine and
boiler. and all the tools necessary (Of the
pest ~inventiOu) Tor boring oil wells; also,
sleyen huudre feet of hauser-rope, all Of
which viii be sold together or separate, to
suit purchasers, very low, ddress
FISHER, BUSKIRK Co,
Commission Merchants, Evansville, Ind.
feb8 If
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U%CCRRE%T.
indians Free BauRs~--........l0 10 25c dis.
missouri -....,...-....,..,... -..-.r-.-.-.-.-Llc
Eastern Bank zoe
Planters "
OnlD4
Other tennessee B1nES----....b 10 Bjc "
Virginia. North and South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama and La.-,lJ to 5jc "
state Bank OF Indiana.--..--..-..IJc dis.
state Bank OF
GENERAL TRADE or III CIrY.-The gen-
eraI trade Of the city was never better
than during last week. All our wholesale
dealers are buoyant with expectations,
and are feeling perfectly satisfied with the
prospect. Many who Que at this point,
ea route for Louisville and Cincinnati, end
thei. journey acre, and make their pur-
chases entire. a better class OF merchants
are visiting our city Than ever before, and
more money is being paid down on pur-
chases.
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n the northeast portion of the city, ha'
ust been laid out into lots, and is offered
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

WM. NJ WALTON, Of Travis, Chr
JOHN HANCOCK, Of Travis,
ROBERT 'OSELYN, Of Travis
J. W. THROCKMORT0N, of Collin
}. W. HENDERSON, of Harris.
II. STUART, of Galveston.
+. A. MAVERICK, Of Bear.
q. u. BURNEY, of McLennAn.
J. II. STARR, of Nacogdoches,
JOEN H. REAGAN, of Anderson.
r, s, GOULD, Of Leon.
!" sr"..scsi, =. 80. Aver.
J. D. GIDDlNGS, Of Washington.
S. PANDERO, Of Cameron.
4. u. PICKETT, of Liberty.
X. W. BECkHAM, of ConAl.
DANIEL LANDES, Of Austin.
i. u SEXTON, Of San Augustine
q. W. JONES, of Bastrop.
J. W. WHITFIELD, Lavnccx.
g. W. SMITH, Of Colorado
GEO. J. DURHAM, Secretary.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

~ While in Shreveport va had the
pleasure frequently Of dropping in At
the Asass Of Staesg i Polsad's. They
have N extensive sock Of everything in
Tho sdspe Of grosssiss and plaa&ssion
supplies, and IN immense w.rehoase 10
stors goods. Here ~ net in edition
70 the sstimaAle nsnbsrs Of the arm,
Nj. Dan smish ard Mr. whsatoe, two
~ clever gsaAls.sa ~ can b. fosad in
any hOsss In Shreveport OF anywhere
else.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.


Fer the State a, Large,
B. II. EPPERsON, of Red River.
JOHN HANCOCK, of Travis.
Aftermath,
}. II. CLEVELAND, OF Polk
GEO. W. SMITH, Of Colorado,
For First Congregational Dis'r'eL
WIN. STEDMAN, of Harrison.
alternate,
J. l.. CAMP, of Upshur.
Second Congregational D,striet
D. b. CULBERTsON, of Marion.
Alternate.
JAMES M.'HUNT, Of Gssyson.
Third Congressional District,
G. W. JONES, OF Bas,rop,
IheyDoh.
j. NJ. ANDERSON, of McLennan
Fourth Congressional District
c. UPSGN, Of Bcxar.
Alternate.
CHARLES STEWART, of Harris
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

~ Owing to absence from home
last week, we neglected to notice ap
propria,ely the marriage Of o.f esteemed
friend Col. =. b. Hcndriek, to the fair
and accomplished Miss Agness Shaw.
near Elysian Fields Wishing him
coed fortune in every thing, we could
not fail to desire him prosperity and
happiness, succeeding this most impor.
,ans step in life. May the happy pair
find in the indi-s"l"hlr ''- -. ~r;.-.
their destinies, n silken cord Of attach
ment binding them, ~ year by year
succeeds, still more closely and devo.
teddy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

~ The house Of II. b. Ostoa L Co
Shreveport, il too we'll ksown h ned
outside eonnendation. They M bsy.
ing an immense amount Of hiAss, pei.
tries, wool, furs, tallow, bsss~az, ess
Tho rsason is, they pay he very high
eat market prices, and tAsa will attrset
those that have such thiags to ell.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

~ x. 4 3. jacobs, Shreveport have
IN innsass sock n gooda Such die.
play Of dry soods, groceries, pAaastiou
supplies, TO-, pilsdtisr .ilsr tier, through
the rooas Of . bsihiaG three stories
high, IL snoagh 70 draw tears no. =
poor, hungry, or srssdy mans syss
A. were being hurried through . sur
vey Of this huge stock. We thosght We
ought to have had 1t least column ID.
vestiee1eet.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

~ We notice Mt the old stand Of
Messrs. W. L. ID. Ward Il Co, the re-
ception Of large stock of staple and
fancy groceries. They arc all fresh and
inviting, and as they came up, We pro.
sumo, on the late rise in Red river, and
consequently At cheaper freights, they
can be bought low. The stock is very
full.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

WRoSa The South. Western ststss
that the bureau agent Smith, who WAS
recently at this place, WAS the same
scalawag that was killed a, Jefferson
This is al error. Both place, had .
smith, whom they have happily lost
But we don't think that this Capt. T. NJ
X smith, alluded to, was as bad ~ the
man killed at Jefferson
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

~ Tho Shreveport Soath wss.srn
has commenced the qualifications Of =
daily. Tho hrss nu.bsr, issued yssssr-
day, Is a model Of typographical neat
ness, and marked by the usual sdiepFial
ability Of the weekly. We prsdist that
1t will prove q success.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-16

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