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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-24

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FOR CAIRO The lightning-winged, low
pressure QuiciKstep is the regular packet
for Cairo and all way ports, at four o'clock
to-day, having unsurpassed cabin acoom-
modations. Captain IA. T. Dexter COM
mands, and Jack Grammer, Walter b.
Pennington and Sam. Laughlin, are her
clerks. she gives through receipts for
freights or passengers TO all points south
and West.
For CANEELToN.--The fine coast packet,
Petrolia No. 2, leaves for Cannelton All all
way landings at sharp ten this morning,
In charge OF those pleasant and obliging
gentlemen, Captain John II. Triplett aud
John A. Adams. Passengers viii be wen
cared for.
For LOUIsvILT E.-The feet aud finely
appointed Tarascon Is the unrivaled
packet for Louisville and ali way ports at
six o'clock this evening. She Is a grand
floating palace, and finely Differed. Capt.
James Mather commands. and Jesse
Jackson and Miles d. Warren are her
clerks-both urbane, attentive and oblig-
ing.
For HErDERsoE.-The elegant ana feet
railroad transfer steamer Mollie Norton
leaves FOR Henderson 40 3:I5 p. 1I. to-day.
In charge OF Capt. Charley Perkins, an ac-
eomplished onicer, having elegantn ecom-
modatiOns for passengers. A. o. Durland
and q. j. Boyle, two pleasant gentlemen,
are her clerks.
FoR GREEN RIvER.-The elegant new
steamer Hartford will leave at pm. tc-
day for Woodbury. and all way landings.
She IN new and beautiful boat, having
superb accommodation Captain Joe Nc
Reynolds, highly worthy and obligfng
gentleman, is her commander. and Billy
Liter has charge OF the Office.
FOR BoWLISG GREEE.-Tho neet and
finely appoiotod Fails CITY, Capt. Robin
son, goes 10 Bowling Green a. noon to-day.
Mr.. seely. her clerk, is an obllging gent e.
man.
For NEW ORLEANs.--The new and fleet
Mary Houston VIII positively leave to-
day for New Orleans, I'm charge OF those
experienced steamboatmen and deserved
~ popular gentlemen, Captain l.. B. Dun-
ham, Harry Walker and Nick Penning-
ton. She has supe rior pas. enger appoint
ments, aud is very fast, making the trip
from New Orleans to Louisville inside Of
six days.
Gfeattfmgs from cur Exchanges.
CINCISNATI.-The Gazette furnishes the
following interesting and valuable sfatls-
lies Of distances, made up by the survey
ing officers in the employ OF the Uniled
states Government:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-24
'UNIHUE, Proprietor.
St0ekh0lders' lIeetinr

The place. with. seven hundred acres, is
fol sale or lease Tor a term of years.
Jane H. dtlstaug
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-24
THE
Indian Sprin gs.

The Proprietor of the Indian
Springs. in. Martin County, Indiana,
respectfully informs the Public that
his house will b, open for visitors
the LIST Of June.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-24

Tuesday says:
Captain James Paul Ieit Tor Nashyllle
Yesterday TO take possession OF his new
purchase, the Pink Narble. lie VIII load
her al NASHVILLE for tlls port.
Frha fovrr heat IrOnsides left three barges
81 rsit~,,ad IRON at this port Sunday, and
yseeesed down with four Darges IN tow for
H., I,,,s,sr " ISL ssippi.
~ Charles NOyes passed through the
,ttsr !, day or two since, on his way 70 Gin
49,, All and Pittsburg 10 pm chase IA steatu-
t1oat 10 transport his circus. II he n = ds
one 10 suit hfno, he VIII bring her 10 o. is
point to meet his troupe.
O.-The Bulletin, whose river repO IT.
er is the special correspondent OF seve al
leading river papers, pays its attention TO
some up-river paper in the following
style:
The editor OF n little country egvspa-
per published IN spencer County, Indiana.
went on board the Louisville and Hender-
son packet Morning star, Captain Gi-
more, a short tiude since, 10 go 10 Evans
vile. The poor fellow supposed that as
lie was an editor he was consequently
known to the wtoie world, and Was so ir-
ritated when asked to pay his passage
rhat he lost all en3oymeut Of the Trip and
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-24

We offer special Inducements on
Table and Pocket Cutlery;
Chains, Hames, and Collars;
Axes, Hoes, d OrOss-cut Saws
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
23 MAIN STR EFT
CORNER OF FIRST,
fa2g EVANSVILLE, IN q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-01
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY NOVEMBER 18e9-TRIPLE SHEET
GALES ArAuCrION.
A UCTI0N.--LARGE SALE THE DAY tMoNDAD.
n ll3 WEST TWENTY SEVENTH STREET.
IUHE EITLGEKA AIN. A uctlnueer.

s VII s4IE Eve RAr s4 koSpA
win sell this lMonday) morning commencing at loS
rfs
sasno sy rs % %es fasS,s+s as street,
between Sixth and Seventh
%ssnasent solid rosewood and walnut Drawing Room
wood Panolorte, Bookesss writing Desk elegant Centre
S,so ss and lace Curtains g rich
sssps ospes rosewood and black walnut Chamber and
Bedding. eurlsd hair Matresses Ne walnut Bsds.ead.
ss Sea- ss q. sss
Sale posiye This Is the largest and richest sale of the
from sdlonins cites WISHING q attend h,.
ss At & ns or
Twsny-seventh street few doors from house. Sale com
n SoSFsK KE nsssy 5sEDs
sasMooms % Chambers and q keads Galleries.
Sss as$f ;!'. WIN;
70 or
4 5Es rs ssEs n HASsEEs rss A.
IS FREE MsGS Fhoa bSSSEb
WAKEEhoTsEs, ss.r. ;. :. a.
lera sherry ii cases Crown and Vino Elmo do Bsndy Ma.
.ua S s p hs"Sy
s.s.rsss srssay i7 Whiie Seal Madeira london DOCK
Irish WSisssy and variety other rs class Vines Vines full
n % that Ss N ne s
we have offered at Auction
A UCTION sALE--J. NJ. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER.
n Magnificent Household Furniture,
500 Lots by catalogue.
Panoorte Stauary Paintings Bronzes, Mirrors, Books,
Drawing Room Suits, Silver, China, Glassware
and many rare, costly Works OF Art,
and Articles OF Virta,
valued at &2U,U00
At public auction,
ON THIS DAY tMOEDAY, November y,
= - at the elegant brown mansion
~ West Fifteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues
sale commencing ut l0Jb o'clock.
Drawing Rooms-Supcrb Suits, covered crimson gold,
blue brocate OF the richest description
sscreairc bookcase Encognure marquetere bos
Cabinets Tables, Jardnieres Music Cabinet, medallion
velvet Carpets brocate, lace Window Curtains Shades
pier, mnntei Mirrors magnificent rosewood Plano.
forte, Stool and Cover; Canterbury artistic Bronze,
satuary, Sevres, China Vases Ornaments Oil Paintings
by eminent artsts-Esm eralda. Holy Family, Scenes
III SWITZERLAND Winter Scene the keye Petersburg
Grand Canal Venice; Bronze Clock, Engravngs Cham
bersRosewood, walnut Dressing Bureaus edsteads, Ward
robes, Commodes, suite, style Louis XIV. HAIR Spring
Mattressos Bankes Countcrpanes Sheets, China Toilet
Sets Dining Room ertzs Patent Extension Dining Table,
sideboard Sofa Chairs Easy Chair; eiegan. sets Crystal
Saivers Pitcher, Dinner Tea servce sheffield Table Gut
oneer would call the particular attention Of his friends
the public to this the catalogue comprising largest
richest assortment OF Household Furniture offered auction
this Tho houae furnished months ia complete
order Descriptive catalogues at the house. Every facility
for packing and removing the goods Parties wishing
attend this sale take Fifth avenue Sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-01

THE MOST IMPORTANT SALE OF THE SEASON.
perry at aucsion-JoAN H. g. MXRsH 1ncsonesr, ~ az
der of tho of the Baptist Church. will SELL Tur
aay, NOv. lss :. 80 A. on tho premises 60 laryS
quiet peaceful village OF Scotch Pains Tho
renowned Fanwood Park, tho Central Railroad Of New
oDs mile from tho beautiful ssy Of psinaed, mies
graded avenues adorned with beautiful shade trees; two
minutes from church. schools Post ooe hotels
charming spot IN the State :. iass Bling UP with
beautiful large church edifcs the grounds Terma
easy. Don't neglect this opportunity. For maps othst
particulars apply to l.. IL. X. SMALLY Fanwood, New
Jersey IN broadway room H. r s.-sboud the day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-01

A FAMILY LIVING RETIRED, IN AN ELEGANTLY
Iurnsned mouse would rent handsome Psror to gem
emsn o anh wife Board for the lady. Address Madam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-01

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SELL AT l0k O'CLOCK
III A. this day, the Lease License, Stock Fixtures
OF the we'll paying liquor store d First betwss
Tenth and Eleventh streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-01

| ~ MATHEWS, AUCTlONEER-SELLS MONDAY, NOV,
1I L. ~ lV O'Clock, ut ~ vescy street, Table Pocket
Cutlery, Watches Shaws, Shirts Notions Stock OF VARIETY
/ Store,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-01

A =. O. BuRNHAM's BAGGAGE. ~
As Expresa, once ilb Wet Eleventh strca
avenue Furniture families moved citv or
vsnced. ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-01

by r. COTTON, AUCTIOEEER.-ExTRALA ROB SALE
ID OF Household Furniture ~ or 80 Carpets Ocos, Par.
Tor Suls any quantity hand goods Hair
French Plate Mirrors, 40, r. COTTON will sell on We'd
nesday, November At la o'clock, s the auction rooms
Ess Thirteenth street. broadway, the largsst sale Of
Furniture aud Carpets that has taken place since last
u will embrace every conceivable Kind and description Of
Dining Room, Bedroom and Basement goods large French
Plate and kantsi Mirrors, 20 or Carpets, uclohs, Paint
ings choice Of Paran
st4tuotss, hrotzas, Curtains aud Cornicea he, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-01

RY YHILIP LEVY, ApCr0yEER--OIL PAINTINGS =
~ wa sell " auction Monday, Nov. l. and following
day. ~ the Ars' Saesroo No. " Nassau street, at 1913
o'clock very framed OH Paintings, by
eminent American and European artists viz Il spen-
GER D. n. CuiverhouEe, h. fill, AefAen, Schroeder ana
others OF equal celebrity Paintings and Frames sold 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-01

WIN. WRITER'S, AUCTIOEEER, SELLS THIS DAY,
w At o'clock 1t 464 Canal street, rosewood Par01
Suit in crimson brocatel do In reps French pats
Pier and Mane Mirror Lace and Damask Curtains Centre
Extension Tables rosewood Piano, Sewing Machine, black
walnut mahogany enamsled Chamber Suits; Hair aud
other Mattresses Feather Beds Bedding, Lounges WRds
robes bookcases Easy Rocking and other ehars Dining
ner and Tea ses SO nns second hand Carpss on.
cloths so or 80 black walnut Bedseads, little damaged
Chairs; also Goods from storehouss also mortgage
Carpets and Furniture In iots 10 trade and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-01
A N EXTRA LARGE SALE OF ELEGANT
II Household Furniture at lis West street.
EDWIN NICHOLS 4 CO., Auctoneers,
will sell THIS (M0NDAY) MORNING, at 10S O'Clock,

Over WIb,UOU worth OF hrat clAeb Fup6fure,
Velvet Brussels Medallion Carpets Lace Curtains Rose.
wood four round corner NJ octave Panoforte.
at the four brown stone residence lS Twenysixh
farlo Suits covered with French a.tln brocate striped
and plain reps Turkish Easy Chairs Lounges Centre
Tables Etagers, Cabinets rose; Bronzes Coocks,
Bookcass Writing Desks pier and oval Mirrors Vases ne
Paintings brocatel Curtains, fine 6deboard Extcn
sion Tables Dining Chairs rich cut Glass Crystal and Bohe.
ivory Cutlery, and walnut Chamber Suits
Bedsteads, Bureaus Washsands, Commodes Bedding,
Blankets QUILTS Sofas Chairs, Lounges, Rockers
with haircloh and reps Basement and Kitchen Furniture:
household furniture hia season Par
ties wishing to attend this sale take Broadway Sixth
Seventh and stop Twenty
street. Reliable in attendance to pack goods
purchasers at reasonable charges.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-01

yI1ILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER-OFFICR NO.
w City Hall place-wiL sell Monday, Nov. ], at 10A
o'clock the Stock and Fixtures Of the Liquor Store 81
pull English Ale Pump two mahogany Top Coaners Out and
Crystal Glassware SIerware Chandeliers Screens, Fancy
Bottles stock Ale Brandies Whskeys, &C. Also Lease Of
lore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-01

by r. COTTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOu ST.
- hold furniture In Lexln door above the
corner of Twenty seventh street. This day. Monday Novom
Der Mt 1919 O'clock at l Lexington avenue door above
Twenty seventh street. the entire gentee Furniture Of tn
private residence. IL will comprise the usual
Parlor Dining Room, Bedroom aud Basement goods, Velvet
and Brussels Carpets olcolns Hair Mattresses, Extension
and other Tables Silver Plated Ware China and Glass Ware
Stoves Kitchen goods ne Also Hedenbersh Heater
IN good order. Sale peremptory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-01

ny HENRY y. MINER, AuCTIONEER, OFFICE 935
~ Broadway, near Twentysecond street Gate 81 Nassau
-MoTtgaEee's sale, elegant Household Furniture,
Mirrors, Curtains &c all of which made to order by
months.
HENRY d. MINER will fell NJ auction Monday, Nov.
l. At o'clock at the private residence No liz Madison
nue., between rweny.nnth and Threth streets elegant
Furniture OF tho ntest most beautiful Designs
order, mace by the above ceebraed manufacturers,
prsng rosewood and gt Paor suits In crimson and
san heavy Curtains match; Pier Mirrors and Cornices,
Ormoos, mounted; Msrqueerie in,id Cabinet, with Mir
ors Centre Table, Fowerstands, gt Reception and Easy
Chairs rich carved Dining Suite, ed
reps; Buffet silver Dining TABLE Chinonere &C. &C.,
carved black walnut Bedroom Suits Work Tables Gard
Iables 30 suOIT DIAN. Attorney for Mortgageo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-01
COPARTNERSHIPS.

NoTICE.-rHE PARTNERSHIP UNDER THE NAME OF
IN Mcuown Van Houten IL this day dissolved by mutual
consent The businoss wiz DO continued by A. McGown
1t the old stand, Third avenue and l05th street.
A. J. MGOWN,
OoT. %, 1852 J. H. VAN HOdTEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-01

ny MAX BAYERsDoRFER, AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE 1884
ID Bowerv.--MAk BAi EksDoRfER sells, 10 O'Clock, at
5 Second avenue Forty sixth street. In lots
business entire extensive stock choice Groceres Teas Cof
fees Sugar SpIces Flour Soap slrch Moiabses Vinegar
Canned Fruits, Candles Preserves Sweet Oils, Jsies sar
dimes &C., nppeTtainnp rst also Fixtures
Counters Bins Scales Scoops also hne Horse and wagon
aud Harness, &C., to SUIT dealers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-01
A UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT FURS AND ROBES,
"A The entire Stock of declining business

A UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT FURS AND ROBES
IA The entire Stock Of manufacturer declining busnesa
On Tuesday, Nov. 2, at IL O'CLOCK,
BY HENRY b. HERTS, AUCTIONEER,
At the salesroonls, l69 Broadway,
comprising the splendid Of Furs Sleigh
Carriage and Lap Robes offered auction The par.
cular attention Of Dealers stable private
shssers is called to the Robes which comprises about 600
Black Bear Fox, Coon Wolf Leopard Sleigh and
Lap and Carriage Robes all in splendid order and
FREQ from moth
large of elegant Fancy Furs comprising
des Misses and chidrens Mus Collars, Capes feerines,
yictornes 4c in Sable, Mink, Ernne consy, Squirrel.
French Sable Fitch, River Mink, Asracan 4c, offering
splendid opportunity to purchasers every lot Will be posi-
lively sold without The goods will exhibition
min poo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-01

TIMER 10 East Broadway OF sos ios Men and womsnn
worthy the OF dealers and Others order Soo
mon Stesrn, llS West Twenty seventh street. n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19

a msa nsmsi lltstiss uss
hfouahi " i0uh 90 yesterday ~
lispaiy sheriff n Dallas tuaniy
who hsd arrested him A Valley
Mills, bosqse oouniy. lie was pls.
esd IN jail 90 sais keeping last nj sht,
and the military will Furnish an -.
e0rt this morning N ensuro his safe
arrival ai Dallas. We learn that be
Is charged with killing % an old
man Tubbs who Was about 70 year.
~ Age. in Dallas county some time
last Pail, By waylaying and shooting
him ia his field, tho ball entering
where his suspshders crossed on his
back, Mr.. fubbs called 10 his
daughter 10 bring him his gun,
which she started with. bat before
getting 10 him the old man fell and
expired, the other party made his
escape at the time, We understand
there is another person implicated
the in murder who has not yet been
arresled,-[ Waco Examiner,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19


llsyaoids N bFiaEiss " trial ne
lshefsOu pflsonefs
On motloa ~ NJ Lewis The Goa.
Vsnlion proceeded 70 select eandi'
dates for State oniess
NJ. Degener nOIninsied uen. A.
J Davis fOr Governor confirmed by
aCelamaliOn.
Mr. Pait0a nominated J W. flan-
agan f6r Lieutenant Governor car
Tied without a dissenting vote.
Mr.. Ruby nominated w. Frank
Carter Tor Comptroller u the Treas
ary confirmed.
Mr.. Halter nominated keuehler,
of Bexar, for Commissioner VI Land
Office; confirmed.
Adjourned ill 7 o'clock ?, n.
While the COMMITTEES were out
preparing their report, Mr., Ratchet
der made a speech eOndemniRg the
course Of Gen. Hamilton, and repn'
dating tho nominees put forth by
the gentlemen who met short time
since nj the Hutehins House.
Mr.. Butler, Chairman, reported a
platform. We have been unable 10
obtain a copy Of tho platform aud
resolutions. The main principles Of
the Republican party ara endorsed,
The adoption OF the Constitution Is
recommended.
The 9th resolution, recommend
ing tho enfranohising Of the whites,
was objected To by Ruby. Rawley
wanted all whites to vote. Butler
moved TO reject the 9th resolution.
Motion lost aud resolution declared
unanimous,
Al tho evening session, Mr.. Price, Of Aus
tin, was nominated for State Treasurer
a committee was appointed to infOrm Davis
Of his nomination. q State Central REeeu'
tive Committee Vas appointed, with Tracy
as chairman, when Mr.. Degener introduced
Gen. Davis, who returned thanks accepting
tho nomination aud platform. The Con
veniion then adjourned ,ins die, when the
Telegraph says, "upon a suggestion that
" Davis was to DO serenaded Of the residence
"of Mr.. Tracy, moved In q struggling col
"umn up town 10 hear the serenaie aud q
"promised speech from Davis
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19
Letter from Houston.

"oos'o', '""e y i''''
To the Editors OF tho Dallas hsr"'ui -,
] shall not say much about tho kepnbii'
can Convention which has recently oeeh
in session here, as you will doubtless learn
full particulars from your Houston eS-
changes as well MS from political cores
pondent. For one l acknowledge 10
thorough disgust with politics OF every
shade and texture. l leave subjects OF 'ha'
class TO parties who delight to dabble there
in. should like TO contribute my mite 10
the moral reconstruo ton Of our country,
Quite number Of distinguished gentle
men, from various parts oil the STATE, are
here, all seem TO unite in q favorable report
in regard to tho growing crop, OF every
variety. 1869 gives promise OF being
known in Texas, as the year OF pien,y.
The aggregate yieid oil inc soii mus. tar
exceed that OF any previous year our
population are increasing IN habits Of ,n.
dustry. The freedmen are iaoorihS WIN
more energy than heretofore. Inc repug,
nance to farm labor heretofore 50 senora',y
existing among our whi,e YOUTH seems 70
De- napp'iy' on inc aecrenso, our poys
nre learning that other occupations oesius
law, medicine, merchandih'hg uaal'is uho
STOCK raising must DC io'loweu, .na' SONY
must cultivate the SOIL, ana 'hey aro oe'
ginning 10 ASK, "why snouiu mol engagc
in this latter business
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19

D@rA correspondent writing from Ell
Paso objects TO the clause of the Constitu-
ton giving to the Governor the power to
appoint the Judges of the District Courts.
lie feels certain that if Hamilton is elected,
not single conservative will be appointed.
lie suggests that as the President Of the
United States is authorized to submit the
new constitution either rs whole or in
sections, If IL is submitted in sections, to
vote down tho appointing clause; but If We
have no choice but must vote upon the con-
stitu'ion as q whole, "lct us, before doing
$50 exact of Gov. Hamilton the pledge that
che will make no appointment TO the office
"of Judge in hostility to the W i'll of the pcc-
"ple."
We would be very glad to SEQ the instru-
ment submitted in sections. II il is, there
ere several sections that would no doubt be
voted down.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19
The radical ConvcntIon.

The Simon-pure Radicals, under the
leadership Of Tracy, Ruby 4 Co.. held their
convention at Houston on the 7ih and 9Th
Tracy was made President with several
Vice Presidents and Secretaries, and two
SergeaBts-ai-arms. We take the following
synopsis Of lie proceedings from the Tsie-
graph Of the 6ih:
President Tracy on assuming the
Chair, addressed the convention,
stating that fifteen years ago be star
ted Republican paper in Wisconsin.
The speaker claimed 10 be The orig
inator Of this convention, and would
preside over its deliberations TO the
best Of bis ability.
Mr.. q. T. Ruby moved 10 adopt
rules Of order, which motion prevail
ed.
The following Platform Commit
Zee was appointed: J. P. Butler, g.
+. Ruby, col, W. A. Salon, Richard
Allen, col. A. Simmering, r. Y. Te-
nick and r. W. Hall.
Mr.. Hail presented a resolution
approving the coarse q Maj Gen
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19

Arrivals at the Crnehfed House for tho two weeks
ending June IL, 1853.
CRUrciIfIELD nousE-Br JAMES L. nARkLrY.
+. q. Ward, Mo-; W. Bell, Texas; A. s.
Amber, Galveston; g. @. Payne, C. Huff
man, Mrs. II. 81. Oldham 4 Son, Judge d.
+. Barklcy, Fort Worth; G. 7. Carter,
Ncckcrs Mills; N. Frankie, Bryan; J. J.
Eubanks, Mo; II. Il. Eakcn, Paris; II. NJ.
Van Zandi, Fort Worth DR.. Jno. II. Pope,
Milford; 7. N. Willis 4 wife, California
A. A. Kcmblc, Waxahachic; Charles f.
Young, Marshall; Daniel Miller, Ky; June
Peak, Decatur; Robert Henry, GAINESVILLE;
J. c. Kerby, Austin; W. F. Cloud & family,
Carthage, Mo-; James II. Younger, C. r.
Alexander, Scyene; A. s. Clark, W. A.
Bcdsoe, 7. p. Taylor, J. C. Dlcdsoc, V. @.
Lavender, T. Z. Taylor, J. A. Keller, 7. b.
McCurdy, Capt. r. A. Rawlins, James J.
Lavender, John Mahan, Lancaster; Ed.
Rector, Kansas; c. @. Sands, j. 7. More
head, Grape Vine; II. B. Siodlard, Bryan
City; J. d. Wood, Sherman; l.. II. Pattcr-
son, Kansas City; b. =. Kougcr, Omaha
X. II. Roberts, Mobile; II. o. Carter, Row
lett; Col. NJ. A. Long, Tyler; Samuel H..
Chambers, George Il. Conklin New York |;
Robert 7. Baker, Eonham.
c. II. Tbunason, Honey Grove; A. Ben
son, California; J. II. Clements, Scyene;
J. II. Peak, weathcrford; B. 4. Swain,
Talladego, Ala; Arthur Carter, Lexington,
Mo-; c. X. Goodman, Ellis CO; C. u. Car
ter, Necbcs Mills; Ed. Rector, Kansas
Pleas. Taylor, W. z. Evcrts, J. A. c. Wad-
worth, lancaster; Chas. Waunack, Mo;
A. lIarwood, Eagle Ford Mills; J. NJ. Mar
tin, d. fl. Russell, W. II. Fisher, ScyeDc !;
Maj. Robt. Lunder, llous on John McCar-
ty, Cedar Hill; A. J. Ellis, Il. Englc, Wax.
ahachie; Capt. Crisp 4 Family, Georgia.