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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-03
Scat Of 0ovcrmsn mt,

TT The friend. of r,os. Porter. Bluff, have pa
that place m nomination for the SEAT OF GovrRN
nrsr, and desin " Ia state the fact IN our paper
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R\ TEN \INO\,
waite hmaker and Jeweller,

rdsFr DOORS sartH nf rtANrfss nofrt.
Watches.
Mr. T Warrants at work done by him. AID
soieis liberal share Of patronage
ANY Tine piece repaired by HIN shall be war
rAnicd TO ran " y for ,Wcise months st
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>o1'i(E T..

4 L. person, Interested in the estate of
~ Benjamin Barton, decreased, are hereby no
tihed that ] VI Barton, administrator Of said
estate, has filed his accounts IN this office,
and tia, they will be opencd At tie rex, rcgu-
lar term Of the county court pertaining to the
estates OF decreased persons. Ia be held on the
last Monday in December next, for 'insl set.
Element. when and where they ma, attend and
eontc, said accounts. 4 they see proper
+ c BEAILEY, CTR {. c.
Nov. %, la;9--nas 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-03

3 The District Court j, again ia session
Grand Jary Was organized on "Wednesday
: hs-l,A Of Judge EVANS, we regret to say IS
Iprecar0us.
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lConnunica,ed
M. fniro.:
You will ohIigc one, II not more Of the reg.
ulsr readers Of your valuable paper. b. publish
ing the enclosed extracts. do no, u>e the
term valuable" ~ an unmeaninp and idle
compliment All who take the Republican,
and see other Texas papers must adm, that.
for Typographical execution. general informa-
ton, and sound southern sentiment, II is not
equalled by any other paper in the state.
If my memory can be relied on, Col Benton
is not the only senator who is suffering under
this free soil horror Of notification. and at.
tempting to connect the present southern move.
rnen' with that Of s Carolina in 1892 Gen.
Houston, in his speech here. declared thu the
Southern Address - was s Carolina nullifca.
ton, only By another name. and told a very
amusing anecdo'e about a Du,chrnan who
thought the q" WIS put in the name Of the
younger Adams only "'o cha,e de peobles ;"
The device crying "siop thief" is one which has
long been restr'ed TO by pick pockets when
hotv pursued II IL n trick which trading
politicians might practice 10 deceive their be.
trnyed constituents. but il utterly unworthy
/ ,,,, sol. Ill t,,, ., :,
WIN VIM V""' "'''Nc" s'ale>n"H' II would
seem that Col Benton has failed TO mi,cad the
i At . :,
f'"P' VI '''soutl ny WIS cry OF ,aihoun
and nui, .fcalon With wha, success tho sane
4,
Uieh can ~ Piayed OH on Inc people OF Texas
/, vet To he seen An
SrIIIFlERe
IA. IL =, 49,. III. III. a ..t...--.-
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REPRESENTATIVES,


Monroe ll,rLcinani Travis. Caldwell. sni
HAYS
Thomas T Mckinney and Benjamin C.
Franklin. Gals.sion
James W Scot, J NJ Reynoli. and John
Shea liHFri-
Buried + Smith Rcd River
II K, Runuei.; Red River Ard Bo~e
Alfred q, facc farna
JaRes ). Gi.lcti, Lamar
Wm. Fields. liberiy and pab
Guy Bryan Bra4ora and Fort Bond
d {. Dickson Montgomery ard Crime.
c. q Keenan, Wake
E.hju NJ. Mlleani Robertson, Leon. and
Bm2o.
T. II Twrnnt, Limestone and Navarro
} {. Wilson. Maagor4a, Calhoun. JACKSON,
and Wharton,
" J Russell; Fnyeite
James snaw Hnre.nq and Ba.tror
George L Curgcy Niam aud v .aa..oa.
Darain NJ. siarp; Victoria, DcWat. .ad
Layacca
VIM II. Stewart; Gonzales, Guadalupo, an d
Comal
Henri NJ Lew. and VIA. 6 Crump Betar,
Medina, hliesrie and Sa0i4 Fe.
Hamilton T. Bee siau Webb, Cameron
Nu'ce-, San iatuco, Goi.4t ssi ktMa.o
T. \ NlhslitsrN Stbut Hrf Newton.
\. u. Charlton, jasper Jeil,t .r. and Tyler.
johnson Wren ilopsn- aud liuni.
Jeremiah tluBgh. HARRISON.
John II. Nc\aiB Harrison ..i,4 Upshut
Emsfy Llo,d RUS
James X Holland. RIsk aua Pamela
John Po'k san Auga-,lAr
u Sunh. Shelby
Joshua / Johnson rius
W G. W lower, Houston and Anderson
Wa. llafdemaa Aaeos.oeAe.
X L elements; Nuccss, s.ar, Webb. an
Cameron
0eujamln S.l'man Cherokee
( Lo'', llenaatsoa, Smith. Naa 2Andt,
aud K4ufaa0
Adolpiu, Sterne Nacoedoches, Anderson,
Houston. Angelina, and Cherokee.
/ Sam Bogari Grayson, Collin. and Cook.
VIA. Cochran Dallas and Denton
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-03

The people of fayeite county, Pa, have con.
,rlbutcd the liberal .um Of 81 1900 IN aid of the
erection Of the N.uoasl Washington Monu-
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nNiACcO-t asa',ng ard >ruastgg
l very hn. qgahiy Also Scotch and loril-
nrls Msccohoy Nnud PEPPER ltlaek and
caycnns) Alsplee Ginger (ras and ground =;
Cloves Cinnamon Mace Nalmcgs, &c Jus,
received and fo' sale hy
EVANS & SEARS.
fniol Dr,sgisis, Nqrshal, fers,
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA. -

The permanent fund to be invested per charter the
benefit Of the policy holders, in bonds and MORTGAGES
thereon and in Stocks OF the State and of the United States
This Company being organized, not for the benefit Of
Stockholders and capitalists but solely for the protection of
s1 e p1y ~ H. s % ras wad anu
uon conducted the most secure and solid principles and
and eeaey to Widows and Children after death
policy I hode whsihsr @ % fer Life 3I shorter terms Eho
continue the insurance TIL death, participate m the whole
Creditors can insure The lives Of debtors thus securing
o & 81 Ss % sO Sens
and use of herself and children free from the claims of cred
ssss e3 d. s.%as ssRs sR &% esda
Isaac jPGasSa Geo spSSgass Henry BgcEns
Joseph W. stanton, ! Morgan S Hal NJ, NJ Cohen,
John L + Lewis. sydney1, Johnston. PTsston W FaFar.
John L. ssfiSfans, Geo. W Smith. Thso. il. Mccsis5.
Gornsa. % Fcowss Joseph & Laahde John B. Leefe.p pn'
EdM. Jenner Coke. r.,
loHN HAGAN, President of the Company.
KAJ; WFPnERHSSPTi, Nj. D. Medical Board @ of
H. q, HEARTr, Actuary :. E t. GooID,' Attorney.
RICHARD BEN, M D., No III Magazine street, Medical
w6tes to p M al bis residence lie Win examine White
applicants at the office of the Company daily, from l2S
without permit which can be had on application at the office
@ Insurance. @d issue pP Poees 9 On q al sound a Fsas
White persons and Negroes at the Table of Rates established
New YoF5 and London offices, and without their restrictions
G rdeass in the sOs BY the he charter , Dividends oi
and can be made available al once to the extent OF twots
O s caoms P pq o % nsans. N 1
hers at New YORK and london rates Prospecns q
effect Insurance be had at the Office Of te
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
to- Offlce hours, A. NJ. o p. NJ. le27 ly
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GENERAL AGENCY AT NEW ORLEANS.


WooDsoN WREN. Gate Postmaster at Nalshez,,
partly at New Orleans but mostly at Nstehe7 has removed
20 New Orleans, and offers his services G r l.
Mt; He-s Will attend particularly TO the purchase,
sales and exchange OF wild Lands Plantations HOUSES and
States also the adjustment Of Claims and accounts from
any part of the world the collection Of debts taking depo
sons and authentcating deeds and other documents.
Those wishing his services requested 70 be particular IN
giving definite Instructions that viii not be
and those wishing real estate to be purchased, sold or
changed should gye accurate descriptions g. The PROPERTY
paid, VIII be attended 20 promptly and caTefullA.
lie IS COMMISSIONER for Mississippi and Alabama TO take
deposli0ns and acknowledgements Of deeds re- Off
at No. 30 GyaUier street, - n ! =
Dec. a. ISs9-laying been long acquainted with Doctou
Wo0dson Wren take pleasure in recommending him to ht
public worthy of confidence for his industry bus
ness habits and integrity. J. A QuITMAN,- =
d fa Gov. eect.of MIS-
no hesitation IL recommending Mr. Wren he pubic ,s
u,n o ai'fhi character aa altogether t1hy ofuon6denos
-Als !stAC nHHSnS, Sos Ia.
AisIss a75 boxes ehcioa iysh tasias's Frs,ld land
.nhls - = - BARELLI & co. 81 Common st.
RICKWHEAT-i5o packages, quarters and sishths,
inhs - - - hAM.L WOLFF. q Gsagisr Il.
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GUNpRtE SIN STOREs-
- Ay,i29 pSssa geS t:Tseq ard Blask rss,
,, Cfii'' sFE, sRoe 4 -sHf Pr PEfisstG0COA-7.
RSIsINs. AND FIGS-sci 1aelsrss,
PkESt,tt Is Pief fru Ieies s,si {stas-lsg hares,
Pltlk Les. kETCHIlpS and s. 30 sFs-7b hoxsss =
WQRCEST ERSEai RE ssA d (sfs--s5 d.. 3
GHbEsE-s0 boxes Engisip flEify, t--
HAens.lis e asr.es Shays anT stsFs shsi's Sugar
T22N6ItSs- dozen Beef and Buffalo Tongues;
1lL--SU baskets and >eases Oive Oil:
MACARONl and VERMICELII:
sIAkBH-e5 bQxesC sCogate's Pearl Starch;
e.. SOAf-l41 boxes = o and Family soap;
~ boxes Castle and Fancy Soap; - .
thACkEkS-iVine, Soda, Boston, Butter, and water
. CIsekers-S0 packages; y -s....- - - =
MUSTARD-l50 dozen Kentucky and Engilshi
MAt,kEREL-l5 packagss assorted: 81.
= SALMON AN0 SHAD-T6d.. do e,c. etc. for sale by
nhl9 81 ,CHAS srotlGHTtih's - csnu 81.
u AisINssOO0 package, .ugsrlos I'd 9FlsF ..
IL a. r. Ct1LHhAN 4 so.
mhi Y frhaup,oaiss 81
wEEr OIE--fs b4sAs's superior 'swse, on. ID stose
nrhs ga ~ ''' 'ctHAs. sTnucHroN. "a csmn i
T0UFFIELOss HASis-lYs have arTaaved %. recslvs
regular shipments OF these cslshsAisd Susas Cnrsi
Ham, which we shs asys iEnIsh e the lews market
nN Is q j HART 4 90 n eohrpnlssalss \
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EXPLORATIONS OF THE ARCTIC RKGIoNs.-Ths
firsI attempt was made in 1853. by Wllloushhy and
Chancellor, who were sent out with insfruetions 10
ascertain if there was a North East passagr or If
thev could reach China by passing tj sh- Nsrth "
Enrops and Asia. Wgaughby reached Ns.gsZ M
hia, out te and all rs ers's were frozen 10 -aiii
AaHcelor eHiss-d she " hiis Sta and fhae es<ned
Somhunieasion wifi 4lsis-is Cagi euslk Fssss~,i
Ite Icy Cape; IRON The Pacific, ~ IT'S IL, 1851
tapt, Hudson was sent opt io,disgsvrr the Nos h.
g ees, bul Was under the peeess'ty II p0ilng birk
account of the ice In I773 this r,r-s.T ,sss
asain tried by expedition niider the rO0iHas,d
Of Capt .Phpps, who advanced alb ~ TAR as
Capt. Hudson had pre- vnu-ly danr; aud a smlar
attempt was made ~ 1918. which proved .quaHY
unfortunate, under CapF Blchan H. 1897 eapi.f
Perry was sent ouI 10 reach The Pplr n. aid
Ssdges, over he ice, and he attarrd rh..n SO de-
gees 40 mlnuies, and ohliee'i r-tnrn hs the
mo- ofthe firihs Of iee 'h- Sautis In lSlS,>
tap,. Ross attempted a Nurih- West tasssg-, and
pssesed through lancaster Sound Ia 1878, Capt.
Perry reached 10 degrees West Longitude aud in
lS2l-23, examined the coast 10 the Norlbwarll of
Hudson Bay. In 1924 he reached Prince Regents
lneL In 1926, Capt franklin was sent overiand
10 explore the Northern coast of America, to the
West Of Mackenzie River; and at the same time,
Capt. Beeehey was dispatched to meet him at Behre
mg's Straits. TIE Two expeditions. approached
Each other 10 within distance Of lac miles hut
riutned wiihour meeting II 1S29-33, Capt Ross
saied up Prince Rts-ns's Init. ana zsreri=ineG'
tsi there is no oennalsnies,ioa hsfesen The Arsfiei
oVsan AMI 'ae Aiant>. Spnih nf Riras ssS'tails
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MapEEAIss ,pR LaFl-AsD.--la -Laplana the
mountains rise 20 ei.7SEfna Of from dUg0 5000
teet above the iese-Of the scar Although ths eIe4
vauon is less than that Of the mountains pS ssft-
zerland and the Pyrenees all the Phenomena Of the
Alpine regions, and particularly glaciers. Oh
servahle At such proximity 10 the polar circle, -
the region OF eternal snow commences 50 low as at
nearly 1000. feet ony above the ocean while ip lie
Alps il begins at 1000 se90 ssd IN abs Fyreuees
AZ 5000 Ia places the snow Is upwards Of 90
test depth, aad Hard slat the fsststsp< lease
no impression on it, The ice ct the great glaeseF
1S,sassissG soleEaR Mounlsn IS very rle.s. and
almost transparent Il IS a. fsrd ss st5ns bat nus
Sc hesvY A. thsice Sfths sra Eaorsnoas avasaetss
detached iF5Us iHs sammts q tie noaalstiass as
from the piees roll toitnfaease distances, FeF-
tunaiey, whatever dIEectloR they take. they seldom
encounter living beings, the bodies Of men, for
all is desert In these regions for vast extents- Al
$500 feet below the line Of perpetual snow, the pihe
1 trees disappear, well as the cattle, and the hab-
| Itatons OF men 600 feet above that h,e oaly iree
Is the birch, and It's dwarfsh fsrsn nfd nsri sfs-
ture, attest the ineIensHey of the cgnAfes At this
segstion ne greater 1suses es sild animals dls
/ appear, ard the lake contains no tish st 500 est
below Inc SAM liae Of sao@ he Laplander's prse
grsss is siopfsf for want Of moss tor his fsn-
deer Above, DE lHs cf PERPETUAL sneW, eyssy
| thi'g .plssents ths pist9Te a afaaripszs asd
death. The hafdlest llehenS sfs 20 be iouud ogIy
Al 1000 Esd 200e feet IN Els srsycfs 81 ede-
alst rocks The sHsv,5iti esa65Tiss lsseaRas}
hsTe the only igiag crs|lEre q Be sesn. The il. :.
dustfy of maH gain no conquest here--itis is The
| solitude Of primitive creation.
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l.l.1 N : rsrr,s ID. ,.e,, \ a E..ar,.ii.-

Est..-In ks Punt MUNICIPALITY ideligasisa ia s tlswr
sbsts nj ~ the fss cssnrnsacs ~ Ii. Rs'lree R5
lr ssgcp1 Rls, shovs he
Nc hsrns Fst5oet L1aang .istre ThH irs No
dF1sIGs The Rairssl -Hd siouf. No sias Krs-1
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'I'HOs. U. HAiI4ES, Brokty, No. III Common a.
= = New Onrans-wil buy and AZ Landed Property OBJ
IAN Loans on Mortgages Discount Notes Appra-
sr a1d Expert adjust Accoants make CopaneEship Set
uenenis intends residing in the city during the Summer
dnu VIII serve as Agent for of property ases
ment Tor taxes tar valuation; draw lease collect rents
etc, and attend to Agency business in general mills
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4 VISTA q 60. Importers Of HauaHd Produces Sagar
~ C6es and Tobaeco keep constantly on hand large as
s2lmenL OF CIGARS consisting ef Imperale., Regaias
La1aiores, Cahones Paneelas Ra Regalias Ailar Ira
ouct etc ETC., from the cesFatsd brands of Havana
Aso-A general assortment of WINES, LIQUORS, etc,
ETC., NJ. Front Levee, New Orleans. aulf "
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INFORM ALTON NASrEi1 OF the ssg-on eho
dsshargs.i sssss fasl ~ alVat se pa eE ~;
MERCFA MISE rom T,.tertess sarsissss. on ihe
sssnS s S1ss@ BEEN svD1 NAKED Cd x H. & sss
5 = hs nnderlgIed, by peon who Asye rceiyei
sa ss fSasi fa w + hafPAsissR aAsRS 19e 6 ss %
BOAR DT NC. - 777s-E &
A LADY AND CENT EN- AN and TIVE or three Single
he n1 ,@ eDan S. . ss ss, ge sp
s'c1ISn I a. No "a eaAylER sG&zET. between cirp. naa
TO kEt ia furnished PARI.oR ard Red ROOM
with KITCHEN a q SeEvkNFS' Rnas. q NaHiei, ess
@ 8 p9seGs a1as " az rs s''sa'sa o sis
1H III Hi f.. gsy tyAsis ana tRosER
aad VF ase, mi To- : az = ,, n H. ass s'ea Nesss
@hso Il Fl FhoR5Ncs @ Is a9P 39s ga z isrss,. S
ss .sab S, S9ESRhB ao,s. B.s: sSs ss s R
wv : "i aY6E sss'sss osEs R Z ffPisso
T esr-AA NOTE dated he 81 q prl isaa. agnsd
- - r MALLoY, and pasabs q. the ii isnasry. 1s.s
eSdoe . B. W nf sGRN With TT se nsst ns to
dss gpi paid a liberia reward M b Iaii for ~ sssta
| a ROCEHY AND LIQGOR sTOls IA "A geVd hlr 4
| VI gain can Be had u The farehs.s GROCERY -
partof t6esf Prfos Willing ic Ifass n is,sines III
y us sa..sfs sa S'S js ss'' 'usf ''a s's
| SQuSEnlSfs Eoi Sc FOR sALE .fhs ,ssA
/ D f-sss Essastsrs sss +szfEfssefa DoA 80
ss sss- s 2 wa ,l.,s l A.. . ~, ssss ss. Ssss
q su-sHt ~ saarieg 20, sals Pssssssihis saa- ss
I furthet hfegTEssises antiYs~ .hs-nhsee m
[ BALE TOBACCO, II = i7
2s4SS9n e s5s nsdAsss sAlao la. ASn aFI S E s
Tig- REsaLsn aitg- prssiTsIsss snd i1aiea i Is
IS ssfis... ss., sSsss' & sSs 'sf'F 'If @
ftuM ARABiC-10o0 ibs. choice GI:M ARA BIC. .
Is d%s4Gs 4Gs sale e' JAS ; stiAss 49,. 'sssI
CARGO TH01tAsTON LINlE.--l5de bbE, e4so
HAS&SfSS Sf nfiRi HaLbRS sHi :. iss 3 Ssss,p. x
mhI and N REQ : et.k
WANTED TO PfEcHtsss-ris'lS SSttARFs
w ffb tsHIfi Nh ia fiBJsl Is lfssfat
ard tie eilisf at5nt3;s ne le3r. r.
SaraFe OF hs@n asf9uiss
I Se,sntry RssAaaaee !
70 caasis; 81 1VeefF md 5sfs-ai ss f 7e1 1cttx-
seassiiag ifaiii New fsi q n
EDStae assaf a4q1
| q Bay 81, LoGia b 44fbEs Biotf.
o. 'a''' y ''s'' zs IS 81 b SHAW. ngaesls.
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E1Y- /. D. o. F.-HoWARD LODGE No.
I3Aieets every THURSDAY Evening, in thu IL k04 IN
Grand Lodge Hall, Of chouponlaz ans Poy - W. Al
drsG Streets at o'clock Gf@1SfA4a
OSesFs for the present term.
L. A LEVY, N, g. E. SAPSUN......R R, Sees
J. z. ALLISON G. K. H. KERR s
NEWTON RICHARDS. Treasurer. las
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IsTKKesrire fzcIpKxf. - EvSfg slisf tiIss fls
lafes 10 Anats~ 1aektsa ts& isssa II NeF ks5S.
and The ffsnd y il|s fnnnrz is II rep sntrse&St2
the AraeTicaa peopie Aud alil9sxh lie lntidfnt
we'are sposn q Fsisis q tsei oi 10 ereatsF,sFs
est, y bseonass 20 @ ~ r eenssquenee q Hose
! At the Nashville ceSsenFioa Il Anau-t is4s.
we visited the Hermitsge 4oniY t1si W f.i;1sr ~
tant,) in company with Jadee Dt1zi61s5 Il ss.ss
State, and some othef d odf ildt III zei.s 'ts
Hermitage was crowded wish fso3ts fs5i3 &sn.ssi
every S1s1s, who had been IS 9atsd sAslasf 81 .s4
vulnerable patriot on lAs day 5eorsssldg - cipa
vertIon. =
GovornoF Clay, Of Alabama. was near Gsaerag
Jackson, who was himself string o. Ias n ls
ball Of bis residence and as each psssan epfsfsf.
Gov Clay yinRodueet him 70 fse hefo, and b. passed
along Wheu Judge Douglass was thus intro
ddeed, General jackson raised bis snIl brilliant
ewes. and ,gszed fof moment 10 he coustenaRre
OF the Judge, sud- retaining bis hand: I" Are yos
the M DSugiass. Of iihneiss who Delivered
speeeh last session. oa he snhrrt-s,G tfe ue in.
posed % ne for'deelariBa masliaI law sfxew Or
leans asked General Jackson.
: have delivered a speech ia the Honss of Rep.
teseHtatives upon that suhjee5" was sls modest
| reply 81 our friend
down here beside me I desire p rrtutn you my
thanks for shat speech You are The frst meh who
has ever relieved my mind on a subject which has
resied upon it for thirty years, Ny enemies al
| ways charged me with violating the Constituton
ot my country, by declaring martial law AZ New
oriesns; and my friends have,always adInired she
violation, but have coatended that eircunlstalaces
justified in that violstian never ceud ssasler~
stand how it was ttai the performance q sdlelsa
duty TO my couotry--a dirty whfch Ii had ntrs
leeted, would have made me trassss ~ t.e sis
| Of God and man-codld properly be pfoHouneed a
4 violation of the Constitution. felt eonylnce5 ia
| my own mind, thar | not guilty Of such helm
| Gus offence; but could never make oct legal
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I II. STUART, Builder and Jo56eT at IOI Jula
! stree! Contracts for BUILDING, FINISHING or
hEfalklNG, executed with fidelity and dispatch. JOB
blNG OF all kinds, done order with pr0mptness Res.
qspie, ,T *, Commercial Hotd. tg SASH-D0ORS and
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New Orleans, January ., IS5O. J.
MIOTICE,-Witha view to the speedy Withdrawal from
circulation of all the Notes of his Bank, the charter OF
which will expire the LIST day of May next the holders
the Notes reaueedto present. them for redemption,
the counter Of the Bank, as early as practicable.
iasSO cod tlap r. i. PAEFREV. Cashier
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ENIGs-lO00 small boxes superior Neaposn Figs put "
II expressly for this market, for sale by
mbis RAREI4II & co. 81 Comment
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= iH-kE ig-esih isN'
" W NoAiap C1as
YarGlSush - 2alj
.s4-s-.s ---.4..4s -.
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BENSON. House, Sign and Ornamental Painter
a. jHittdtOr Of Woods aud Marbles, No. 132 Camp
street, opposite Lafayette Square jyI3 Iy
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=
jal9 E. ]. HART & CO., 79 Tchoupitoulas st.
e Planters and Others wanting the best aud cheapest
Corn NIL offered in this other market, would do
well 10 call and examine these Mills before purchasing else
where as have supply hand of the various sizes TO
suit Steam, Water Horse Power Prices from 300 to
$500 and warranted to perform 10 the satisfaction of the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-25
A. b. RINGGOLD,

~ Grduier street. .NoD Orleans,
DEALER IN WINES AND LIQUORS.
HAS now IN store for sale. carefully selected assortment
Of Wines and Lquers. among which the following
PAL4E AZ, SHERR&-in boei, demijohgs, and qrcasks
PORT-yery superior quaity-in boxes of dozen.
CHAMPAIGNE-yery choice
SAUrERNE-ln bottles and dr-cssks.
CLARET-of various descrpdons-n casks and bottles
COGNAC BRAHDY-superior quality. =
WIED-CHERRY BRANDY.
WHlSkH-Old Bourbon. ... -
Do. MonOngahela.
q HAMS-Washington. mbf6 2aiyIm d.
fyountry f,r,,,nntIv atiandsd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-25
Y 9RADNER SMITH, General oSmmissioT .Te7

SS GRAvIER STREET, Commissioned O take
Acknow Judgements OF ss and Powers OF Attorney 10 All
minister oaths and 10 e Testimony and Proof of Demands
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-01-24

HuMAs NATuRE.-Erery man has a spice
of bad tempcr.-Jack Bunsby thus solilo-
quises of,emrer:
There haint no man in this here world,
don't care who he may be. but has bit o.
bad temper layin' somewhere about him.
Some Of 'em has il VERY near the surface
--o,hers, at various degrees Of depth; but
there aint nobody -Irepeats the hobserwa-
tion solemnly--as has it slowed away 80
deep that the sslead" Of annoyance cant
reach sonndings. Now as heyery body
knows, when the lead does touch the bot
tom, the bubbles ,ril rise so in the human
greater, when hinsuit or haggrawation drops
down on ,ea feeIins,' up must come the ham
ger.
By the same rule o hargeymcnt, them
as is deepest laden in the regard o sense
is the hardest to rouse up into rage, for this
here reason, because the bad thoughts be-
in the lowest in the heart, or wherever il
is they're si.ivaied, in course the greater
the weight o wisdom as is a top Of them the
more they have to work sg'in in the COM
min up.