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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

LrcA1 NOrler.-ln the Oxford IN " Times,
may be found an advertisement, which that print
saws is posted up in most of the public houses Of
Chsnasgo county. lis headed " No Fiction" Of
i,,s for sele Law Library containing 200 volumes,
at one half their original cost and concludes in the
following truthful STYLE
op ,y;sbin. to embark IN the practice law devote
hrs ifine and seepes, nights of The welfare OF MS Gil
~ the out MS pocke' 10 some paf!'-
@ f,;ri,.t ms client six yeAIs :iyns him chance 10
shsrond take the benefit of the net OF sh.ea nise VIII viii
t ,snfiou law and nothing hiiss o curs
,c nrstsl portion community viii do wen 70 embrace
the Sssenl opportunity offered oil purc'E
Shc,surne December q. is4.
oDon't laugh, reader.' says the Times " Hold
your sides lit,ls. The author of the above dalec:-
able morceau is none other Than the Ch;ef Jsase
and Surrogate OF Chenango County,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
DRY GOODS.
NEW GGOnS

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'y.s-. rch CbIntz,, lxht and medium .sncieS Leron
Plates B!ue and Bue, Hack and White I2ysnie: aaI
Puppies. JcIt received and for sae By
McCURDY. ALDRlCu < SPENCER.
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20


The following testimonial SHOWS the value OF te Sarsnpa
ria IN removing Bronchitis disease which, /! not 'peey
arrested. leads consumption It h.ys spaSmodic acon
changes the secFe,ions, and by 1t. ard Alternative
the unhealthy action, and the patent restored
. health.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

AaD 70. 62 EULrCX-STRsEr, BRooGLYg.
Original nyent0 snd manuqcus:s ofthe genuine Dc5c
Lax: Also. nirulacUrsr< aad dccles ~ Improved Cam
phene Lamps. SOAR Lamps, fileain. Han Lam!S sgd Ian
tofns ASTRAL and Solar sats. LhiuGies and .ng Glasses O
al kinds Lamp Wick. PueSoeln Oil. Csmph.ne aEd Bum
-. Fluid sl 'ish oEoted n. TTiG5.gg anti 'g' NJ
low nrices for snsn Seps Y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

rEyHE SUBSCRIBERS hive tbs dry tnr-.st e-e,p.r'-ef
ship 'r1usGctng Dome'tic md General Bfy Goods
Commission Bu.ine,. under ;he irn ul STANTON, RI II.
ARDS & ilDLL%rtR They my no found Tor ii. pescnt
&. y. RICHARDS,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

OLIVER PLATED WARE.-The subscriber has m ole
- gan, assortment of Silver Plated Ware consisting in pa
ofCnstors Tea Trays take Ba ke Branches. Cand-suck
Tea etts which offered for l0w paccS by
WIN. L. STOUTENBuRGii. li3 FultcN.,t.
between B!ochwHy and Nssssu.st.
large Of Lamps and Grandoles for sale
shove llj
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

AZ Another shocking steamboat disaster
occurred on the Mississippi. about 20 miles
below Saint Louis, on the night Of The 28Ih
ul,. The Steamer C,piToL, of Pittsburg.
bound for Saint Louis. al o'clock p. 81. was
discovered to be on fire which it is supposed
originated by some imperfec,ion in her furnaces
as 1t was Immediately over the boilers in the
forward end that it first made it's appearance.
There being strong head wind, the fire swept
through the cabins with such force, lila!
The passengers and crew had barely time to
escape with their lives, with nothing on bot
their night clothes, when the whole boat was
enwrapped in flames. Three Of The passengers
per;shed, man his wife and child. The Cap.
itol was a new boat, having made bu, three
or four trips between the above named ports
she was not in sured. The money, books and
papers Of the boat, all lost.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18
clean 1 m y ..

II Is said tina, kidd's pirate ship has finally
been discovered. in about ten fathom water.
Capt Cram,i the director Of the operations
nov IN progress 10 raise her.
!, is said that the Texans annexed them.
selves TO the United States sIl along tho lines
of Louisiana, al The late election.
The 9Th article OF the new Constitution o.
Greece, reads as follows -
" In Greece. man shall nei'he, be bough1
nor sold the slave, whether By birth OF paT.
chase. Of every race OF religion, shall be fee
from the moment he sets foot oa the soil Of
Greece
PosrAsr.-Tho Post Office Committee have
reported bill reducing abe rates Of Postage to
5 cents for 500 miles. and 10 eests for any
greater distance, and greatly reducing the post
age on newspapers aud periodicals. The ;rea-
sury is to pay $4,000 annually foi hse years
as an equivalent for the transportation Of the
public correspondence; after which it Is TO pay
the same postage asprisa's letters.
u The Matches, Miss. Free Trader says.
that Mr Polk has adopted l. as raie of his
administration, TO give no man 81 office who asks
Tor H. Rather ''eOld coffee" this 10 the ARMY
Of otice-huniers, who haye litte else thsn
elamoEous impotence as capital
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18
w I soon SIN Ell E r A L ID !,

The Noihing Of much i'm
por'ance has ben done by this honorable body,
for the very coed reason, we suppose, tina,
there is nothing Of importance before them to
operate upon. Messrs. STRONG, of Iowa,
and BrRNETT, of Grant, have made
each scalhing speech on the Message, which
were reported for and printed in the Argus, but
we have not yet received them.
All the officers mentioned in our last as be.
ing elected pro tempore, were confirmed on the
permanent organization, with the exception Of
President Of The Council, when Hon. Moses
NJ. STRONG, Of Iowa Co. was elected.
The following are the Standing Committees
Of the two Houses.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

Orp PApER.-Like the fertile and beauiI'
81 Comfy Of Grant, 10 the midst of which II
!. located The HERALD is gradually increasing
IN strength and importance. Every day adds
- our lis, of subscribers, until now we issue
weekly. over fire hundred and twenfy. foe cop
ries. This speaks well for the enterprise and
intelligence Of the citizens Of our county, and
much for her prosperity and resources. we
intend gradually to improve our paper and IN
crease The amour, Of reading matter, by the IN
seriou Of smaller type ; and. if our Utmost eS'
e,,i.ps can render il worthy ibis increasing
patronage, i, shall be 50.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

or We notice the following in the San,
Louis Gazette, By which il appears that very
extensive bed of anthracite coal has been dis
covered near Sain, Louis. This is very i'm
porlant discovery for the manufacturing inter
esls of lha, growing city, as bitumenous coal Z.
does no, answer in all The Operations COZ.
nected with iron works.
Some weeks since. we alluded to ns,c
species Of coal which had been introduced in'
TO the city. IL seems that an ineshansublo
bed Of this Anthracite Canal Coat, free from
sulphur, and Of superior quality. has been
discovered on The Missouri River.ls miles be-
low jefferson City. This coal may be boa,ed
to ST. Louis and other places on the river, snd
pay a hondsome profit IL will meet with
CRATE demand, we doubt not, as sooon az geo.
orally introduced into this city. The width OF
this vein Of cca is said 10 be 100 feet, by 90
fee, broad.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

A li0AX.-We SEQ a statement going the rounds,
credited to the "Wu!snw Sisnal,' that the Nor
mons, living 80 miles above Pa re dn CHEN, had
attacked trading house for the purpose of robbng
the traders of their goods--ihat they were holly
received by the traders, who shot four Of the Nor
mons on the grouud. The rest Of the Mnrmons
fled; Who were followed up by the French aud In
dians, who murdered all they could Gnd--ubout 80
in number. Now il appears, from letter ust
shown 10 Us, written by gentleman residing in
that vicinity, who had read the article above refer.
red to, that il was not the Mormnns that made the
attack upon the ders the traders, French, or
Indians that murdered the Mormous--ii was all q
hoar. The letter represents the MorInons to be in
,aWins condition, and that they have offered TO
sell their clothing, bedding, &c to buy provisions;
but the story OF tho roLbug and killing, had not a
word of roth in it.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18
A. TIE Ron. II. DoDGE, has our thank,
for suUdry public documents.

ANTI REYrERs.-The disturbances origina.
Ting in the refusal cf The Van Rensselaer, ten.
nanis to pay their annual rents, in New York,
are making considerable noise in The country.
The military have been called out, and quite
anumber Of the leading rebels secured but
not dll several were killed on both sides.
In order that cur readers may judge Of this
trouble advisedIy, an! have a correct view Of
the grievances complained Of, we will next
week give brief description of Rensselaer,
Manor, its extent, tho title, how acquired /;
the amount Of rent, how payable, &c.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

GA most horrid murder was perpetra'
ted in Saint Charles Co., Mo, few days ago,
by five slaves, on the person Of an old man.
The monsters first murdered him, then plum
dered and burned his house. The murderers
have been secured, aud one of them acknowl-
edges the whole transaction as having been
done by them. Two Of the slaves were own
ed by gentlemen in Saint Louis, and the other
three. by planters in the vicinity where the
murder was committed.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

~ We are sorry to learn ,ha, there is little
or no ptospec, Of the Legislature Of Illinois
a, its prcsen, session passing any law by which
taxation will DO increased for the purpose Of
The payment OF the interest on her debt. This,
every friend Of the canal and tho true interests
Of the state mus. sincerely deprecaie. very
sligh,,ax,jus, sulIicien, to show disposition TO
pay, would do much for the credit Of the state.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18
For The yYisconsin Herald.

AWFUL EFFrcTs OF ALCOHOLIC MAsIA---
DEATn.-Abou, the 25,h Of Dec. last Mr..
WIN. Howell, was left at nigh, drunk in a
grocery at Black Jack, Iowa county. Some
time in The night, becoming cold and his rag.
ing thirst demanding more alcoholics fire, he
drank il and look fire from The stove and kin
died one under his bunk, then pot into it,
The clothes Of the bunk which was fastened
10 the ~ e, 'ogs look FIRE and burned itdown
and let him upon the brands he had placed
there, he being too drunk TO move until the
flesh had completely burned from his legs,
and he was Otherwise burned severely-Dur-
ing this time, he called loudly for help; but
from his accustomed disturbances when thus
drunk. excited no sympathy or notice from
those who heard him. He was discovered ear
y in the morning half suspended from win
dow by passer by, unable TO exricaie him
self He was taken home and died in aboo,
two weeks: These are the facts as related by
a respectable citizen Mr.. Keeling, as near as
can copy, r, c,
p S; What amount OF licence will the
County think sufficient 10 exonerate from re-.
sponslbiliiy The man whopu, the bottle TO his
mouth.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

~ We see II stated that the Gov. Of lndi
ana 10 his late message announced the inabil
hy Of that state to pay the interest coming
due on their state debt, and talks otherwise
very discoupgingly to tho holders OF her bonds
The deb, Of tho state is Sl2.oiS, 000.-Alas,
for The reckless Legislation tina, brought this
blehupg evil upon the future prosperity of this
great state.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

A homes, sNa Of Hjbvrnia eallsd a, Pos, oE
dee aai pgopoenasa the usual iaqiiry, "hase you
nivsT lrit-g hsfs Gat me "
What Is yoar name sit " saii the oaicer.
"Oeh rn,h," saia he, :" Il there. cnc hsre, amt
n,y alu,. o., the Sax Of II. ,lis' :"
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

SoUTn Willis, Of the New
Mirror. speaking Of South Carolina in the
Massachusetts controversy, thinks it would be
quite judicious in Congress 10 pass a resou-
lion, allowing her to withdraw from the Union.
That is something worth peti,iouing for, we
think. And, as she will no. be likely TO take
a gentle hint, tina, her company is not very de-
siraLle, the next best thing would be TO leave
her alone TO Massachusetts,. who could easily
find way TO put her out Of the Union, or
bring her TO her senses.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

The DEMOCRATS Of Philadelphia are
to have great Notification on the ap-
preaching Sth of January.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

CAPTAIN TYLER is making extensive
purchases OF furniture in New York for
his Virginia home. He will have
warm nest to retire to.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

WASHINGTON City is fast filing IN.
in view ofthe approaching Inauguration.
The office beggars arc determined to
be on the ground early.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

~ The bin before Congress for the relief
Of The heirs Of Robert Fulton. making an ap.
preparation ,fS66, 800 has passed the Senate,
BY vote % IS 10 IL. Il will probably be-
GENE law
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

hsy- We see that Mr.. BuRNErr, Of the
House. has introduced a bill for the repeal Of
an act, entitled, "an set relative 10 the quail.
fcalion Of voters foE state government, and for
the election Of delegates TO form a state eOnsIi.
tuition"
by Mr.. KSowLroN, Of tho Council, bill
FOR the division Of Crawford county, and TO OF.
ganize the county Of Chippewa.
By Mr.. CArLlN. Of the Council. bill ii
reeiing the paymen; Of The anearages Of the
last session, ont Of the appropriation made for
the payment Of the expenses Of the present ses,
sioa
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

A Bill has been introduced into the
House Of Reprcscntiv,s to reduce tho
rates Of postage to FIVE and ten cents.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

lNpi,S MuEpeRs. memorandum on the
way-bill from Prairie Do Chen, few days
since, saws lha, three men were murdered by
the Sioux Indians. las, week, on Red Cedar
river. while hunting in tina, vicinity. II far
iher states ,ha, ], II. Briggs, Of Clayton Co,
Iowa. was nearly killed by the winebsgces
If men Tor the sake Of speculation 60 among
the Indians to defraud and swindle them, they
must expect 10 abide the consequences.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

The Artcsian we'll at Grcnelle. near
Paris, is 1880 feet deep, and throws
up a column of water 30 feet above
the surface Of the ground. The temper.
ature is vi degrees, and the water is
used for baths and greenhouses.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

~ Gov. Seward, was very severely injured
recently by the upset'ing Of a stage coach IT
which he was a passenger.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

IL IL Is said tha, Mr.. Fox. late Minister
from Great Brilaln to the L. States, is about
TO take up his permanent residence in this
country.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

~ Report says the Lockport Bank, al
Loekpor,. New YORK, has failed, gone down
is defunct. Remomberii.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

W No news Of Importance from Washing
ton. as both Houses had recess during thu
HOLIDAYS.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18
January Is.

much towards a prompt settlement If
the question. soon 10 lie aeitatca
whether our Union is worth prcserv;no
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

IMPORTATION WaNrED.-Wc ara
requested by the Executor of William
blgbie, deceased, late OF Buckingham
county, Virginia, to call for informa.
ton as to the present residence of John
Blgbic, son of said William Bigbie.-
lie is supposed to be somewhere in tho
West. 1t is important that the cxccu.
tor should obtain this information.-
Richmond Enquirer.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

A CELEBRATIoS ~ OLDES Tine
In the orders of the day issued By Cen
Washington, in May, IFS, eomm9n,
ding a general parade, salute, and leE
de ioie. on occasion of France having
espoused the cause of the AmeIlca"
Revolution, it is directed that each SOL
der receive a gill of rum, and each g.
ticer and soldier wear nosegay I'D Is
hat.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

AMERICAN paper published at Platyille
in this County.
Curious CALCULATION 1T is said the un-
paid national debt Of Great Britain amounts 10
nearly 500 millions sum no, SO easily com.
pretended as expressed in words. Blu, if we
look forward to the year 1000 Of the Christian
Era, and back TO The birth Of Christ. and far.
lher back $500 years TO the hood-and farther
back 100 years 10 the Mosaic date Of the ere.
alton Of man-ihen the whole date will amount
TO COCO years; and the debt is equal TO dol
lar minuo during HE ,ohole Eme!-reckon.
ing each dollar a. IS. sterling Ul0 cen,s)
NATIVE AMERICAN PRINcipLEs.-The Brook.
Ign Eagle, latter careful investigation through
The columns Of the Native presses, has ascer
tanned the principles of the party to be as fol
lows:
|. A change in the Naturalization Laws
2, A change in the Naturalization Laws
3. A change in the Naturalization Laws
4. A change in the Naturalization Laws
5. A change in the Naturalization Laws
6. A change in the Naturalization LGos
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

ALL on ONE SIpE.-There is not a single
Democratic Senator elected in the State OF
Massachusetts,, nor Wing in the Senate Of
Michigan; and the Charleston Mercury says
there has no, been Wing elected in South
Carolina, either for The Federal or State Legis-
lR,nre.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

We have received the first number Of .ht
" AMERICAN" paper published a, Platyille
in this County.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

OID SoGeR.-The New York Herald has
been shown an old Queen Anne musket,
which was picked up By some fishermen on the
south side of Long Island. few days since,in
about twenty five feet water. II was entirely
encrusted with gravel, pebbles, oyster shells,
and such like marine productions. abou, two
inches thick: the barrel and lock were com.
ple,ely eaten away, but the stock remained al
most as perfect as the frs, day ii fell in the
water.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18

TuE Issus coNcEpEp.-We had thought that
we should have 10 knock under TO the superior
claims Of Milwaukee and suceumb to their ambi-
ton; but TO great surpsise the last Courier"
the leading journal of tina, place, dofs his beaver
and gratui,ously acknow ledgcs, that, Milwaukee
admitting, We infer, that this is Wisconsin Terri
tory YET.
Sambe, wants to ~ you eoRti,CIir'm.
Wal, succeed nigga.
What's a no'she'n man with soaihe'n ioellin's :
dye give apf
Wal does, Pompey.
A Yankee viii lie yaler fevsr Yah, yah, yah ;
wha. an ls'nan, nigga you is, San,bo.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

To THE MERCHANTS. GRoCERs NC, OF
MEYPHIs.-Your attention is called to
the "H0liy Springs Gazette" as good
medium through which 10 make your bu'
siness known to the people OF North Mis-
sissippi. Tne Gazette, we have no doubt,
has a better circulation IN Marshall Coun'
ty than any other paper. Ii .a.so has a
good circulation in the Countias OF TIppah,
Lafayette De Soto and Pamela, and sew
eral other of the adjoining counties. There
i. an immense amount OF ade from each
of these Counties % Memphis. and we be-
Iieve that II would be to the Interest OF the
business men of Memphis, TO have their
cards inserted in the Gazette
Advertisements lett with Messrs. Stratton
Goodler S, Co. will be forwarded to US at
| Holly Springs.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

TWILL sell AT the court house door IN The
l. town of Holly Springs, on the 4,h Monday IN
Oct, ne1t, the following properly as StfaySoi
Marshall county, VIZ:
One Bay horse taken up by c. ID Mc>
Cutler. appraised 10 $4,000.
One Bav Mare taken up by Andrew
Nail. apnraised 10 $4,000.
One lot of Hogs taken up by John Mill
Ier. appraised to $1,000
One COW and calf taken up by William
Seal apnraispd to $500
Also one steer by same appraised. to SOU
Also one other by same appraised to S4,oo
One Sorrel Maze Mn:e taken up by
John Rook, appraised 10 SIS. 90
Persons having the above property WY
do we'll 10 attend with the same.
JAMES II. SWAN. Ranger.
| Oct. 4, 1S45-n7 If.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25
CHANCERY SALE.

PURSUANT 10 an in:erlocutory de-
cree Of the District CT ancery Court at Hoi-
lv Springs. in the suit of Edmund ~ Is.
G. Willis et al against Mary Lane ct al.
will, on Monday the first day of Decem~
her next, at the Court House door IN Hol'
Iv Springs, sell TO the highest bidder on a
credit of six months. Lot No. 6 on Sec 50
r. Re- West, containing between 80 and
"A acres. Bond aud good security, bear
ing interest. will be required.
JAMES c. ANDERSON,
Oct 25, l845-lO-5I
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

err existed between compl and def 10 rela-
ton to said land. except said deed, that del |
failed 10 make to comPl perfected deed to
said land.
PRAYgR, That defendan; be compelled
10 make, or that this court make TO compi
full warra.iy deed N fee simple To said
lands.
JAMES C. ANDERSON. Clerk.
h w WaLTER, Soi'r.
Oct. Ii, 1915. nS-2m. s
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25
KEYES, WILSON q Co.,
MERCHANTS
2I Camn Sized. NEW ORLEA NS

81 Camp Street, NEW OKLtANs.
" OULD again tender their services 10 their
w friends and the public genera-'y, IN the
sale OF Cotton abd The transaction oi Commission
Business in all its branches, pledgeing themsel-
yes TO use every exeTtion TO promote he Interest
Of. and render satisfaction 10 those who may con-
6de business 10 their charge.
We have Open Policies ofInsurancc, 10 cover
all shipments of Cotton consigned 10 Cur ad-
dress Those wishing Insurance Viii write
across the face OF The Bill Of Landing, "Llstf-
rance Hanfed." and forward the original 10 "a
by mail We shall keep all Cot ton iuIly IN
sured against FIRE here until sold.
We will furnish our friends with Bagging,
Rope, Family Groceries, SC, al the lowest cash
price, when ordered.
Liberal ca~h advances will be made On Cotton
or Bills OF Lading, in hand.
I w IruFx.s is our authorized Agent, and
will promptly attend 10 any business eonhded =
him.
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