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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

sAn NxrsWisstu ~ sol rnrps
toLosisfs IN Rnsyns. TFsI

Z -
a intelligent Mobile youth, who h,
- just returned from Brazil whi,hc
he vent in 1867. Mr selby lands
c frat at Rio aud took passage iror
d there FOR rasv IN tho Government
,. steamer, fcr ihc purpose Of ioinlnl
4 The oolopis,s who went fro:a Nohil
!. under the gudsoee Ut MAJ. ilassiug
= aud settled somo dislaneo up th
Z Amazon. Tho Bulilian Cavern
/. ment had pledged Itself 10 ,ranspoy
!. cmisrsn's from this country TO am
! part OF BrazA where they might wisi
| To settle 4s.
n Ilc experience. pf Ma Sclby, .
i the n,ao,cfin Whitl that pledge va,
/ Kept, wi-abytsipt. but gratifying
Af"s a,ea, ,,rouhlc mud npmerap'
delays, ho.'ecured nekss aud went
On board the sicnpaF During lht
pas aye, thfi lasted twenty, 1ays, b,
WAS night and day IN the open air
, aud afforded no shelter FROM sun ~
rain. lie was furnished tvo mcals .
day Of iarina, which were served IN 4
huge basin Sc, GU, upon the deck for
tho accommodation Of the deck passcn-
gers On ma.se. There were about
Que hundred ssd tilsy of these, 40.
/ groes, Indians aud halt breeds ---,he
very segm of creation -lousy aud
iilthy, all fed together, helping them
selves by',hc handful NJ time The
passage from Para to tho Nnstinrs
colony, occupying three DAYS, WAS Of
the same nature as that from Rio to
the lirs, mentioned place SO much
for tho t,su.portstion The colonis,a
who y.ot out with Hastipe were
neutrality-suspicious. ior six mou,hs, or
money with which to purchase sup.
Mics whore thew mirhi deem proper
I How tLa. ,~miss was kent may be
anime ,alod from the following Tho
Official charged with furnishing tho
settlem with surplies 4 nnmol Pinto
he t. Vice Is,,sldept Of tho pro, ince
OF Par, and proprietor of = barc,
which mtrs him ont annually "A fair
.,,o a,.I.if XVIII Id ani -
log.,.;.. win a., no..gn.,tp,,
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~ ,La -, .i..' ,.,,.,, Il g. 80
lish.d y - am H. haots ~ ~.
5yor Giioi viii tLo cLnons., ,,,
c,r,s. A., e,,.ia or,,in 81 H..
s,,,lors :, h,, s.,s, III, i, 40 Mn
~, r,.h nr,oa ar -. ylo In, /
,,,nt 1. Ja,a,. e,ou{ ao ,,,..r .han,
xxx, n,iles' ..ndv L., a,,h.',I
AL ,,,.,S,jn, xxi anr' -
/ a. .o,,,ers b,d n ,r,J,. MI,
,ro,;.sl s,,, te,,,ng y. 7,B.t,sh.,.,s
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, ~ G.on Nan.,, h,a ns,en ~
nasr,,n ,i,a,.r.a,,,I ,s,L pL. I,.L
IN rio unsti,gs sst.le,nSot and "a,
\ allov M H. Am,zon yencraIle i
;ucc,,or /, o,,G,v ~ ,ha, ~ NV
AGO., onn,,r, ana vb,,eyer !. ,,,,,
oI !. s,a.l1y do,o,,.d hv H., w.
la x 80. ,hs, 80, 40.
,ro,;e,l roa;,ns AnJ no. only H.
,b..e ue.ts ,,tscL ve,ct,bfe III, Lut
man .uJ hc.., "a VII An ib.ert
c,IIod Lv ..,l.,s che i,,,c, !, lea Ia \
NH, a oyorv n,,. reaJv In NAL
li,Jor.,, IN h e,o,,c ,ba,odc.,ri.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

Col .PI1lLIp STOCKTON, General
Agent Tor State Of Texas, Galveston.

- 49, - = - :.
Agent Tor state oil 1exas, "aiVes'on
n.-7.,-.-, ooo ,o
Cash 1sssfs, Mdy 1868, 'Nup 10
AnnuuS S>ssu~ss sssr. 4No'UD W
Sum Asssraa das1ay 90 y, 25e,9oo w
Number Ioiidss cpssrias a.ss,,. ~
aAqGf. .tstoupt- .-.r e., ID elo,ioo w
Acreage 4wont 81 eaeA 49,
FHcy, -. ....,..., h3S- 80
tNf' ---
fHllH Hfuiealhe stnnde arst and Scre-
/ most among NIL modern Life Ahsu-
rance Companies Chartered in 1917,
for an UNLISTED period, 10 has inr cut
stripped ~ skahy, ssd offers Life A.
surancc to ~ pqrsoas Va good health
upon a. sooA, il DOT better terms, then
any other Foupapy in the United States
A..,,;, Eaa,,,,.os.
>, A..Atmieo ~ sn,,..,an,
"a ...' ,sc;.:n s'Sl;c;s. nm a single
nna non sosanpn p snn "a a;.;d.pd.
lle ron ~ = 80" H. nnida,s
Au oa. s"~ ~. d,Y;ded annually
nn M on s.s ns - h. MI
iiaooS Ns .s. s:. ~ M" ~ n. roI;n,
ns,9 - o. u S:s.s.n. ,.ni,s Vi, .
IT.. ~ y. - one - ',s 49, ;na.sass Of snm
la 10 nc psfrMnen' ino.sasu !" IN
assured Ino 10 uno P' aun T' ~ ~
"vh Oh VIC p'om" Nv ,arm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05
Tho Southern Exile.

fcnuing the uncertainty OF what
effect tho Presidents amnesty nroc.
lsmalion will have u,on the sou,be,,
. exiles, - Ariel" the vrapLic eorres.
pendent OF the Ciucisnnt, Enquirer
has hunted NJ their Whereabouts. and
ss s.t ,, so'n' Q, Tic characteristics
" '"''' N,es W iso's "r i''i'0"' :
AS for the cxIles, | have been post
cd up to some estoe' touching their
means aud future prospects, as we'll
As wishes The most anxious one to
return probably, is General Brcck.
lhridge, or n ohtncky. He has a large
'ainiiy' aud Il poor--hss nothing at
an, III fsc' but ms profession as y
lawyer, winch Is OF little use In
making n living abroad and ! know
That on every account Ne has been
anxious Tor a long I'm" 10 return.
PROBABLY 20 mnn moro crndiiiy
accepts the situation. ' in cveryscnse
of the word, consistent with pcrsonnl
honor Ne would have been back
long ago, but did not like to encoun>
ter personal indignity. Some lead
ing friends have advised bin 10 re-
turn at once, bu. he IN nan Of e, eat
caution, and is Just ~ I;ssly IS no,
to await until he eau zee how the
l@ad lies. and the ten rcr Of the in.
com ing sdaisis trnsson towards him
Old James NJ Ms.cn must be now
over seventy, and at,lnt time OF life
| local attachments are unusually
strong He thinks, like ali Vircini.
ans, tha. the Old Dominion i- the
ilpest part of tho world, and would
prefer greatly to live there to any.
Where else. tic had = moderate com
potency at the close ~ the war, s,i
sing from some property NJ his wiie, I
aud, though too old snnd in6rm 10
earn dollar by personal cxer'ion,
was thus put above tho necessity Of
labor SEQ II stated thu, he IN sho.t
TO return to his old home in Win
chester in the Valley of Virginia
He will be ablo to find the place,
doubtless, and meet many old friends
but one thing he will not sec, vi,
his old homestead The Federal
troops completely destroyed il, lcav.
ing no, one stone upon another.
nj, ~, II, A., i
"","t ''"' "'jo' ou"uiA'
vs." 49, o''O" ,0"' "e
"ao a'V' c|Sco +" 'i'','vs u' u, 'p' ga"
49, W CO. anu pu'peu a par o.
'""''e' acufs ~ 'o'a;,a'ioh 'V' '"u
p ,iaaa "a oavNson, N.'',r aH1 o'ner
p'" "a "'"t ao'o"u u, u,e c'Vso Oh
.n' "sr, anu mas remained py oho'oe
~ oA'ie uoh ',emempet whe'hef
10 se,ef'eu Pafo'o OF NOT uihk
nc u,a' oal most eer'.'niy nc aiu mol
AsooP' 'he SITUATION nc sa proua
ue"an. unyieiaihs man SLOW 10 tahe
pos''ion ana 'e.y CONSCIOUS 81 l,
, ~nen once takao: 10 was an original
s...aio, "a ~ ;y 'Nass,u'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05
Desperate Condition Of Arkansas.



! Arkansas is not blessed with raj
roads, and communication with Gil
outer world is accomplished by ted
ous means Occurrences Of two week
ago reach us by steamer or stage, q
OK cart ,- uews. y True, the tclc
graph penetrstss the State aud reaehc
nearly all importan, points, but it
used chiefly for business purposes b
commercial people, and, except th
Avalanche specials, is not aeliyel
employed in tho transmission q
news
Thus II u that We heard ycstcr
day, through a reliable means, OF ID
murder of The militia lieutenant b.
his own men u Monticello, IN pfc'
county, over two weeks ago 4 fore
, OF nearly two hundred mili,ia haI
been s'shoned IN the county, AM
during the holidays they improvise'
more egg nogg than they were u.el
to, and wen, on q grf fal pillsp,u.
spree While anus tg ihemscl,o- It
a loyal manner .sckine a few privatl
houses nbort Monticello, n whit,
lieutenant, who was probably a liisl'
1isatFcctci on nccoup' Of short allow
snee ip the egg ncyr festival inter
fcred and checked their innocent en-
jnv,peut IN, ,,unI, r.,a mat sot,,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

Many = man has tried to paiut the
rosy hue Of health on his cheok'
with bar glass, but Il slway' lodged
in his ruby red nose.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

And Liquors &e,, Re, ia nov being
rcceiy d Md opened by a 5 nrs, at the
old s,ald Of Sea,s * Wilherspoon. where
be will be pleased 10 see bis old customers
us wel az new ONES and furnish them with
genuine ard unadnltetntcd Drug. NedI'
c,nes, and all other articles usually kept
In Drug stores. at the very lowest figures
that a grnuiue and unadul,efatet article
car possibly be sold at, LOT cash by
special request be has brought on several
Artisss not ke 1 elsewhere N tbs city
among them is 'cs'auh SUM aud Sewing
Machine ','iles.
take pleasure in informing my Gus.
toners and tho public generally that !
have secured tho services oi Mr.. I. H.
Bruce, Phsxma oenu ks, late Of tho house
! OF MIR. Frauk h. Wood Of this city, xhp
will be on hand Mt all hours TO attend TO
the Prescription Department -.
-, A SEARS, Druggist
Feb. IN, 1867 tA4 MS" .
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

Gen. Grant denussia,isn u sas-'
pet hagysrs looL> very much tks ~
ing back os ones irssjs. Hpt fes
the vote Of carpet bagssss spd W.
groes, be ssaId no, lo.dsy v Ise-.
dent elect u ai.. uniied S.sses. Nal
tben there ii ln,hiag sasvrs,sx 10
feeline eon'.~pt log "toolsYa !. siies
Using iheu = cot N<qs ~ -.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

4 WIN All tue WIN ihNAiNhhtts NtAAth
monster patch upon the seat of
: dilapidated pair OF uncomfortable
; and looking much detected indeed
y His little brown iotstop, WHICH b
4 was wont TO stroke 80 lovingly an
: conhdingly, as We wonld pa, favor
I ito dog, actually stuck ap. ~ nigh
che bristlcs on the back of an excl
ted porcupinc, aud served 10 sho'
} painly enough the depth of icoliol
|, TINT could produce such n phenomo
nou. Something Was radically wrong
, Occupying one Of the two ghain
/ in The rather narrow and cfampe,
! apartment. which sucllcA s'roncl,
! of old clothes 10 poYrctl 90 we'll 81
might, iof enough ed c.,Huil grace,
the walls a. would staff very ,rhlurt
ably second hand yiWhps sturcl
vat naughty, mildly ,iXrn,sh Nsonisp
with u look OF stern determination
upon her face, holding the psettics'
little boy you could sec in day.
walk Tho mild, blue eyes OF III,
child, his look of anruiiied, untroub'
led confidence, ss though no thought
Of the world deceit aud iriekery
no thought OF It's crime, distress aud
; suffering, had ever entered his heart,
was Ia strange contrast with that OF
the tailor, aud still more that Of tho
Al IL q
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

A CuArrsnIN GRANTS IlsG-A
long statement appeared ia the Now
YORK Times on the 9th nboat the
carly 'ampalg If Grant, which, II
has heon stated, gave dissatisfaction
AT head quarters al Washington, aud
Ia consequence of which he was
several times Ia be superseded, but
was not by the occurrence II o,sanm~
stance When he began the iavsst.
ment Of Vickburg, the msyemout
Was eondemned at headquarters, and
AsslIy. after the unsuccessful assault
~ Nieksburg 10 May, an order was
sGnt 10 Banks, then investing Port
hudson, directing him To 10 and take
command Of the army FROM Giant,
and assume i. himself.
The order was an imperative one
nevertheless Gen, Banks I'D no, obey
the order, but replied, expo-tula'ing,
The considerations on which that
officer based his espostalalion will
appear when this remarkable eorros
pondenco secs the Eight. This much.
however, may DO said Ilo pointed
On, that for him 10 abandon his posi-
tion at Paat Hudson would be 10 give
up tho key OF the Mississippi, ,npor-
ling not only tho tenure of New
Orleans but joepardi4lng our posses
sion Of any point on advantage on
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

AfNN NRA"NfH w ~
! middle snd wet divisions Of til
state, lawlc.. bends o' dcsperadoe.
sho are setting =, dehsncc civil law
aad who, by thfcsIs and ss,s OF s,o
'enoe arc iorcing many Of our c.ii
Gems 10 leave 'hclf'oncs and
\ WuEBrAs, IL certain localities
IN those d,yissua- II tine t~te named
II IL cn,ifnly Impossible lor the eisi
eihcets of he state 30 enforce tbs
! laws thereof and
I Wurspss. Tho q M, tea Villains
teallo'l ka klns rrc iakine prison.
ora nom tho county Jails ard hang
,ug ihem siihout due iorm Of trial,
-. aud are entering. railsoal tf,ips and
thducting thence passengers pursa
: ur their lcri,iN,e business and
Notifying conductors Of Ma, thern
oith that ,hny ..nast l,a,o tho state
forthwith tAns,h1yhs driven four
conductors from one road aud
y WmrRrA. ts~,iain amhisioas
isii-sppoin srd, nj Ia,i mon have been
saaseod Tor ii" last = Ixo OF three
years Ia making incendiary speeches,
advising the overthrow of tho State
government, and thereby inIusine
an inmrrsctionary spiri, into the
deludod wfe,oh.- who ara thus break.
my the laws and dssiroy .og tho quls,
aud welfare of The State and
WHEREAS Tho leading rebel
newspapers Of thi. State have on
courngod this state of thing first.
by dcns,n the oxls.cpoo Of tho khan
sccoudiJ by rIdieullag their afro
cious acts, and further, by falling to
condemn and denouuco their out.
RACES, showing thereby that at hcart
they approve their conduct, aud
WnsanAs. The Legislature, nov
IN session has .o amended the nil
tia law OF Tennessee ps To remove
the rcarielons which heretofore
crippled II, giving the governor full
authority Ia meet such oulragcs with
sufficient Gree
Now, therefore T, Wm G Brown
hw, l'overhor ~ Tennessee, do call
npon all GOOD aud loyal c''isons to
enter the ranks Of lbc state guards
md he mustered .iu.o service. and
hssist in putting down these lawless
combinations aud Proceedings and |
4 A 4
hiinWng the Offenders 10 Justice, 10 |
P'4lns to preserve TIE pence of this
commonwealth
Those euroil'ng ondor tho call will
lie subject 70 tho rules aud rpsuh
tons, rs 70 rnuk, ray Iclc governing |
the United states mfiitify fhoee
enfolling IN East 'iepnosAco will hr
furnished with Interpretations 10
Asshyille, where they will he armed,
aud distributed, u1der !
command OF Hsnffni Joseph y |
cooper Nompanfrs hc'ctofofs or
ean'zel Will he preferred
Tins proclamation viii In due
tme, be followed 81 ngolher, dcsig |
mating Tho counties over which
shan declare mhrhil law tho e'fcct
Of which vii be 10 "ot nslia civil
iAs, aha turn oushd eis over 10 tbs
military, who NY " them, and,
~ Io" w. wv" ..', ~ i'''' VI
,rl y, y 80 -. -.
"'"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05
Window Gllls.ss.

Window GLASS.
lust received by 4. seass, . large 10
d Of FIRST qualify Msl'ulys Wisdow
Glass, Tho boat brad u the United
stsAs Apd ths frssst iron bre.isgs-
Also q ohoice lot Of lnnrs, Lamp
chimney, coal oil, &C., which will Be
soN =, he ic~css hgrres according %
e,., and quality svts oSrrod in this
AArket by sr,,,
July IS, 1867 "4Su
w. -. HEARD & Co,
DECEIvING, Forwarding, and c"m
n mission Merchants Dealers IN
Groceries, Dry goods, Shoes, and boots
nailrcad Depot. Marshall, Texas,
VIII pay the highest market price to-
hider, wool, dried peaches, and bo's u
Arc Seed. 100 >. 70
November 6, 1865. Mott
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

A 81 k~s, helnneingso toblh
.ou cptns few days sidcc Lad hl.
arm bitten % BY t,sress.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

sion for some people aud can hate
others like the glow Of an Anthracite
furnace, and is always driving away
a, something, yet mover depressed BY
failure, aud will never give up hope
a- long as he can fud listener.
AZ for Jake Thompson, Of Missis.
sippi, who used to be Secretary Of
the Interior under Buchanan-,n.ny
/ years before in Congress a rigid ocop
on,is,, General Agent of the Conled,
er9y in Canada in 1856. he would
have ccmc back long ago but for The
miserable lie Hols and Stanton got
up between them about hia being ae-
ccHsory to Linoolus assassination.
| He is 40 longer rich ~ he was for
mcrly but is, believe, in easy cir>
cum Stances an sure that he would
greatly prefer TO return when 10 can
do 50 safely, and ~ to planting again.
He has uo ambition, and says tina, be
mud men " he age G.ust give way to
the Younger mep but be Is still far
non oeips Old, aud Is SUI " nan OF
Neo'Sa.' healthy active 'niei'eeh
Ma, Jeba siidell Is in par,-. and
nas gesn 'hefe al us he'ei Ia The
nne &C nas'enah since Aset' ~
mat ua'e ne was seni Abroad W the
uopied'raey to manage their relations
WIN ''u's' Napoleon, and Nc sspsca-
ca 70 s'.y AeroAd . eons'aofabia i'me,
sno Nnes mo shcsrl''n'ies OF war
peinga long 4hs.ned nsan--7he took
wv y'' W''u "'@ q evoAiuefapia
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-05

4 y TULLIa, Dentist, Marshall,
u. Terra, by college instruction,
since the war, nm in possession of all
the late improvement.
will visi. the country when request
cd, and respectfully solicit share OF
public patronage.
All work guaranteed TO give satisIac'
ton. Office \ " Corner of the Pub
lie square.
December 4, 1868. nl9-ly
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NO. e..
A negro 0utragcs White Woman.
and Is Hung by a Body Of nssks1
Men.


oo Saturday Mich, last a negro
lnovn "a. kbr.b,m Vsoderbar,
armed himself with an AZ and veal
10 the house Of an cmpioyss Of u.
railroad named smith -ni snd,uy
him absent made his way TO Mrs
Smiths room. and Their, attempted
TO violate her person 4 struggle
ousuod. during which np. Smith
scratched his face aud defended her.
.ol. nniii ..a.a,:sa. Js#s the. .
child some four years old, that wa.
la tho room. began TO .orrsm, asd
tie negro deliberately choked /, until
| it v,s iuseusiblc. sf,sr which hs pro.
ocodel to triangle Mrs. Smith into
similar state. He then, IL 10 suppos.
cd. consummated the brutal decd,
but from some cause len she house
In great haste. apparen,ly immediate.
" aitsrvard leaving his az behind
him. MI Smith gave the slarm
early next morning, and the rayisker
was pursued and caugh, by the City
Marshal who consigned him To the
guard house to await an examination
before a magistrate. Whist followed
10 thu. told by tho Eagle
Sunday night, about II orl
% clock large company IT masked
horscmen, estimated at ono hundred
strong, suddenly appeared Ia our
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-10-29

Animal we l as vegetable life is powerfully
affected by the great atmospheric change that takes
place in the Fall. But for the flowers, the foliage
and the herbs OF the field there is no help. Their
time has come and die they must 1t is otherwise
with man. For him the means of renvigoration
have been provided by skill and science. To recruit
his exhausted energies and iortfy himself against
the disorders generated by the sudden depression
temperature and the unwholesome exhalations OF
Autumn, let him tone his nervous system, invigor-
ate his digestion and give edge to his appetite with
HosTETTER'S STOMACH BITTEkS. He may
then face the morbid influences Of the season fear
lessly. The chilling night dews and heavy morning
mists will have no power to make him SILVER and
burn, to affect his liver to disorder his stomach or
his bowels, to rack his joints with rheumatism or to
render any latent element OF disease in his system
active and dangerous. To the sufferer from general
debility, whether constitutional or arising from
other causes,-this potent vegetable specific is
earnestly recommended. And let it be remember
ed that physical aceakness opens the door to all ala-
dies. Vigor is the chief defence of the human
structure against all causes of diseases, and Hos
TErTER's BITTERs may be truly pronounced the
safest and surest OF all invigorans. 1t is the most
genial of all vegetable toncs and is admirably adap-
ted to the vans and weaknesses OF the more delicate
sex. az well as to the ailments OF men. deod&w1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-10-29

IHE CRoPs.-The Department of Agricul-
ture has just issued a preliminary report OF
tho condition of the crops. The general ap-
prenension of the serious failure in the corn
crop of the more Northern States has been
materially moderated by the sunny weather
in September, and the exemption from killing
frosts to October list. Yet full crop, which
should not be less than 10000 bushels, can
by no means be expected. Had the sprino
wheat been equal to the winter. the whole
crop would have been enormous throuphout
the South, the yield unusually large and the
quality excellent. Our cotton cultivation was
more extensive than last Spring. More than
one million acres were added 10 the cult
waited area. Rarely has there been better
season for oats than the present, very few OF
the States returning less increase than 10 per
cent, and some giving 80 and 35 per cent
The season has been too dry for either kind
of potatoes in the South, and on the Atlantic
coast New England generally has produced
good crops, and they are also unusually good
in the West, with the exception of Minnesota.
The product of sweet potatoes is manifestly
increased. A slight increase is reported in
the aggregate numbers of fattening cattle, as
well as in their average condition.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-10-29

REMOVAL OF THE CAPIrAL.-The question
of removing the Capital from Washington t,
ST. Louis or some other Western city is attract
ing considerable attention, and the moyemen
seems to have acquired great deal more
strength than was anticipated at the com
mencement of the agitation.
1t is said that the "Removers" will avoid .
square presentation of the subject Just nov
but will test their strength at the next session
of Congress when the question of making an
preparations for new buildings for the Stat,
and War Department comes up. Gen. Sher
man, who owns largely in real estate at ST.
Louis, opposes the project vigorously
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-10-29


We eau agrees with Mr.. Jarses in MANY Of hs
Views, there are others In regard to which we
hold contrary opinion. But we have not
time nor space in mere book notice to emu
merate them. We should advise those who
take interest in the subject of art to read the
book. Bailey & Noyes have received it here
and it is got up in the excellent style that per-
tains to everything issued by the Riverside
Press.
Messrs. Bailey and Noyes have also received
Auerbach's German Tales" collection ot
charming German stories, translated by Rev.
G. c. Shackford and never before published in
this country. The translation has pleasant an Il
very readable biographical and critical intro.
duction. This volume is published by Roberts
Bros, and is the latest of their we'll known
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,ITED STATES TkrAsrrppp,s Primo

UNITED STATES TkEAsURER's REPORT
The annual report Of Gen. Spinner United
States Treasurer, will contain the following
The exhibit of receipts from the Internal
Revenue and expenditures for the same, for
the six months ending the Both OF September,
in each of the years of 1868 and 1869, are as
follows; Receipts in 1868, SS5,O57 ,227.2O; in
1869, $1O6, All 424S2; increased receipts, S21,-
42O,197.62. Expenditures in 1868, $5,149,629..
10; in 1869, $4,350, 243.S7; decrease in expen
ditures, $779,3S5.92. Total gain in six months
of this year over the corresponding months Of
last year. So. 219, $3.50.