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The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-02
Free Anniyersary narhacnc.

We are requested 10 stale, that Mir. WILLIAM WmsoS wifi give aBARBACUE. on 7hursdoy n. zt, 4h July, near the residence ofJ4mes B Moorr, esq, on the north side of the Arkansas, about s miles below Little Rock--to which all his fellow citizens (who dispense with the ol ardent spirits on the occason) are respectfully invited to paffake.
 lJ- Land warrants sell in New York al SIS to Al,
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-02
FOR CLERK.

6g- We are authorized to announce GORDON x. PEAY, Esq as a chntIdate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Pulaski county. al the ensuing August election.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-02
FOR SHERIEF-

IT. We are authorized 10 announce BENJAMIN F. DANLEY, the present incumbent, AS a candid aie for reelection 10 the office Of Sheriff of Pulaski county, at the ensuing August election.
 lIF We are authorized 10 announce JOHN C.. PEAY as a candidate for Sheriff of Pulaski county, at the ensuing August election
 FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
 Bi' We are authorized 10 announce JOHN ]. hOMPSON as candidate for Justice of the Peace for Big Rock Township, in Pulaski county, al the ensuing August election.
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The Murder OF DIR. Parlxman.


This event is still the subject of daily comment
at the East. The New York Courier has long
article devoted to it, from which we make the sub
the accused, if he did kill. DIR. Parkman, and the
homicide was accidental in self-defence, the con-
fesson of the fact should not be withheld until il
shall have been rendered superAuous, as it was in
Colts case The confession that Colt made was
not allowed by his counsel to be introduced till af
ter his conviction. The effect of it was precisely
the reverse of what would have been natural under
other circumstances. In spite of protestations that
it had been made at early day, the universal
picon was that, after the evidence had proved the
prisoner guilty, the confession had been devised as
trick to procure sympathy. In speaking of the
alleged murder of Dr. Parkman by Professor Web
ster, the Albany Evening Journal has the following
remarks
:" The Coroners Inquest elected testimony which
bears hard upon the accused. Among other things,
it was shown that tuft of hair grew on one of Dr.
Parkman's shoulders. And strangely or providen-
TALLY among the fragments of the body found, was
shoulder with this unusual mark The tea
chest in which parts of the body found in tam
bark was brought from Prof. Webster's house on
the Tuesday following the murder The anony-
nous note written to friend of DIR. Parkman d-
recting attention another way, is found to match
with part of sheet from which it was torn, re-
naming in Prof Webster's room. A witness en-
tirely reliable, walking behind Professor Webster
between Boston and Cambridge, saw him drop a
paper so mvsterously that he intended to pick il
when he came TO the spot, but another person COM
ing along frst picked it up and walked off without
saying anything. That paper the check which
had been paid to Dr. Parkman for rent! How true
is it that murder, though it hath no tongue speaks
with miraculous organs
&c AS the evidence before the Coroner's jury has
not vet been made public, these isolated facts are
known only from public rumor, which may bemore
or less correct The circumstance by which DR.
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much weight, apprehend difficulty ii ccllscsne ne
rents if the mode Of disposition which suggest b.
adopted; but this, think, a withols full eonsid
eYaiion Of the condition of the country and the
means Of enforcement Gold, unlesg coined on
stamped at the mint. coald not circulate 10 Ca2b7-
MIA against legal provision, and subjscs 70 Pe-
nalty such as IL suggested. heoui1 not BE e1Pxled
across the continent without risk Of loss or deice
tioa, which would make the value Of insurance
equal 70 the rent La any other dnscSioE, M must
pass the ports of California, and be here Liable y
detection.
MIA has not ranged higher than @f6 per ounces in
actual value b fraction over Sl9 Thed difference
between its true value and the highest price nt
which i has soid, would probably ever sch, ex-
saa Z es l'is s,a.. s1ss e ess s%s Ens
more tdan half the amount that ought 10 be re-
served a. rent or seignosage.
Il the penalty suggested above should be prosis
ded for an attempted evasion, and the ordinary ad-
vantages given TO the officer or other persou who
should detect the fraud, in Of smuggling it
would not be the interest Of any one 70 becuu1e
dealer in the prohibited article At smsI pfoft and
| great risk; nor would the miner nzk q sals ~ 4
small advance Of price, 70 be obtained Is lie haz-
ard Of heavy foFfeiture+ The absolute se11-faF
/ of the lawful business, the safety Of fh fund H1n
deposited in The treasury Of the United Satea and
the small profit and great risk Of attempted frauds,
| would be reasonable security against them.
The property of The United Ststes in the mines Of
| quicksilver, derived from Spain through Wsxico,
with the eminent domain, is, as have shown, tbs
same as that to the gold, already considered. In
deed, the laws Of Spain asserted more sternky and
guarded more strictly the Tighfs Of the crown 10 that
metal than to gold and silver. This arose from tie
scarcity of quicksilver, a being found IN snfeient
| quantities TO be worth mining IN but few known
places on the globe; while iis necessary use, in
separating silver from il afrx, makes il an essen
| tial Ingredient IN silver mining operations.
The deposit of quicksilver, known to exist In Cali
fornia, is suphuret of mercury, or native CHINA
bar. The stratum Of mineral, several feet in thick
ness, has been traced f0E considerabls distance
along its line Of strike. The specimens aszayed a.
the mint range from I55 to 3335 per cent Of metal
it is easy Of access and is mined and reduced with
out difficulty. So much Of the mine ~ hes been
traced is situated on raueh, to which the title ia
probably valid /; and since the United Ssntes teok
possession Of the country, attempt has been made
to acquire title to The mime by deBouacsn,snf TiI
proceeding is, for the reasons that have already
given invalid. II, therefore, remains for Congress
to determine whether they will relinquiah or asssr
the title Of the United States in this mine.
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CIleNp DrN GOOGtS,

cheap Al'y Goods, .. b
At the New York Store, No. 16S POydras street.
VEoRsTED DAMAsK CURTAIN STUFF, finest
Rich French Cloth Table Covers 50 %
Linen Sheengs, yards wievery fine so cents per yd
S-4 Damask Table Lnen--pure linen ....... .60
rs Linen Cambria Hdkt spure lnen 81 30 per dozen;
Linen Bosom Shirts of all qualities, from 80 cents 81 80
per piece;
ETis iTisE Linen ne e. o cents per yard;
Irish Linen, in whole and half pieces, very low
Super b and fancy col Cameres FIN 81 to 50 % yd;
Satinets-all eolors-very cheap.
WhaIebOness
1900 lbs among which Long, Hoop Corset Covered and
Bonnet Whaebones, of the finest qualities;
Long polished Whalebone. 81 cents per b.;
Other kinds from .5O to ~ On IL. -,
upwards. A o.. Dress. makers and Taors' TRIM
Dress and Fancy Goods.
Rich Silks Cashmeres; De Laines; Mernos; Alpacas;
pink blue green and other colors Marceine Silks; new
style Wool Shaws and Sears; Swiss Muslins; Cambria
Mnslns Swiss and JacOnet Edgngs and lnsertings in
great variety and all qualities; new style Rib Nm dlA
bons, very rich Laees and Embroideries etc 1IllIf
GLOVES-best Kid, silk and all other kinds; UNIV
Ginghams, Prints, etc.al kinds and very cheap ~ EJ
!. Hosiery. -
very superior assortment of ladies' and genemen's HO-
SIERY also, Chldrens Hosiery, in great variety
among which slate coQred white, brown and plain,
HOlyday PRESENTS.
Ladies' Port Foios Dressing Gases, Needle Books Gut
French and German Toys, of all kinds, Also, for 81
balls and parties new style POLKA GAPS, .
RIBBON CUFFS and great variety of other articles.
e9" Country Dealers Pedars, Dress Makers and TaiOIs
lower than can be found in the city:
d22 Pm R. BROWN, No. l6S Poydras ST.
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NEW ORLEA Ms:
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY A. 1850.

QUICKEST TIME ON REcoRD.-!The express with
the Presidents message went through from Wash
ington to New York, accompanied by Mr.. Malcom
w. Mearis special agent for the post-ofce, in the
shortest time on record-in less than six hours and
thirty minutes running time-a distance of two
hundred and forty miles. The express left Wash
ingten at two O'Clock, P. M, and reached NewYork
city at twenty minutes past nine o'clock-seven
hours and twenty minutes from city city, includ
ing all stops. Between PHILADELPHIA and NewYork
city twenty-seven minutes were lost for the want
of proper preparations on the track.
The express for Boston started Immediately, over
the New Haven road, and reached that city before
daylight on Tuesday morning
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The Boston NTRAGEDy.--The Boston Post says
that DR.. Webster's counsel, Messrs. Dexter and
Sohier, did not desire the examination before the
coroner private. The counsel have not seen the
evidence If they cannot otherwise obtain copy
Of it, they will in due time move mandamus di-
Tscng the proper officer to produce the testimony
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
NJ. BARNETT u co.
Fashionable Clothing.

No. 3 Camp street and No. .22 81. Charles,
UNDER THE vERAEDA HOTEL.
T'HE subscribers enter the field of competition with large
and elegant assortment of all the styles OF Fashion.
able Garments for the Fall and Winter Trade; which they
prepared to sell at.. .IYH0LES,4LE OR RET.3IL.
E1 We guarantee Clothing TO be made well if to
order by the fashionable taio and corps of Cur
not be exceed in point Of taste and skill by any
in the United States Our New York House is expressly
established for the purpose Of manufacturing Clothing only
adapted the New Orleans Trade We particularly invite
Merchants and ClOthies examine SToCK, No. 3
Camp street. before purchasing elsewhere. AT St
Charles street Store will be found a very desirable
assortment of HOSIERY such as Silk, Merno and Cotton
Under Garments Crayatg, Scars and Handkerchief Cot
ton, Wool and Silk Half.bose; Buckskin Kid and Silk
Gloves; and in fact every article appenaning gentle
mans wardrobe. NJ. BARNETT, & CO.,
d13 I'm l3 Camp street and 22 st. Charles st.
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AMERICAN SENTINEL.-A new weekly paper
under this title, B. Perley Poore editor and pro
prietor, has appeared in Boston. The editor an
nounces series of historical papers, entitled "Na
poleon and his Tmes,' in which he will put certain
matters in regard to Napoleon in a new light.
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Gs- The New Bedford Mercury says that Rev.
William Mountfort, a young Unitarian clergyman
of Kingswood, near Birmingham, England, is now
on his passage to this country in the packet ship
Washington Irving. He is the author of +" Marty
ria," and Euthanasy," which have been SO uni
versally read and admired for their beauty and
-t4aAhfuiness of thought,
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THE MoNTEsQUIoNs.-Arthur Montesquion, a
younger brother of the two men now confined in
ST. Louis, upon charge of numbering Alfred Jones
and Kirby Barnum, arrived in st. Louis on the 18th
ult When he left France, the news of the tragedy
had not reached him, and the first intimation he
received was after his arrival at New OrIeans.
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FROM HAyTI.-By the arrival at New York Of
the brig Santiago, Capt Burgess, the Tribune has
received document from Aux Cages, dated Dec.
5, signed by ship-masteFs now at that place,
warning all masters and owners of vessels against
its authorities Capt E, Radchf of the American
brig Gen. Worth was, according to this statement,
grossly insulted and abused by negro employed
lighter, and when the negro finally threatened
to kill him, applied to the Port-oficer to have he
negro restrained. That officer refused to entertain
the above complaint, but caused the captain to be
arrested. The American Consul thereupon applied
to the highest officer of the place for redress but
that functionary after hearing the statement of the
Negro refused to listen to the witnesses of the cap
tain, and swore that he would throw the captain
into dungeon and cut of the consurs head The
consul, however, soon cooled him of, and the affair
was postponed to another day. 1t had not been
settled when the above statement was made. The
Santiago further reports that the Of their de-
parture from Aux Cages, the DOminicans had pill
laged and burned to the ground two Haytien vii
lagos named Petite Revere and Dame Maria, which
caused great excitement at Aux Cayes. Tie
Haytien feet was then lying atthat port, but left
| Immediately for Dame Maria.
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CAssIUs NJ CLAY AooUITTED.-We learn from
the Richmond tKy.) Chronicle-that the Grand Jury
Of Madison county, after an investigation. of the
Foxtown rencounter, in which Cyrus Turner was
killed by Cassius NJ Clay, failed to find an indict-
in, tha
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CTAR TOWBOAT LINE 0uzsv
- ANGLO-SAX0N, EHrglAA
ANGL9-N0RMAN, H=z1:s=zsAAz.sassII1

This line composed of low pressure boats built ex
psy for the above business of great strength and with
powerful machinery. Anthracite Coal used for fuel to
avoid burning the sails and gglngs of vessels and free
them from smoke.
Arrangements are made with other boats assist this line
in taking large ships the bar when necessary.
Shipmases and shipowneH will benefit themselves by
ne the greatest security for life and property. n26
NeMOyleans. Nov. q. 1919. ]. wv. STANTON& & co.
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Che Daily Crescent.

Published Every Day-(Sunday Excepted)-
BY A. III. HAYES 6s CO.
-=O=-
OPE1cE.......No. 90 ST. CHARLES STREET.
TERMS OF THE CRESCENT.
DAYFyee1 Gents week payable the carriers, weeyf
Eight Dollars per year-halfyeary and quarterly the
ratesn advance Single c0pe Flee The office wi
receipt for ali subscriptions exceeding week
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT will be furnished single subscribers
at Three Dolas TO clubs Of four directed
the Postoes at Tro Dollars and Fifty Cent? each Post
masters and oers who and seud ORDERS paid
for copies will receive copy addition their
pensai0n Payable in all in adranoe Single papers
packag in wapperH be had at the once Of publication
No 93 St Charles ssTeet-
ADyERTIsEAENTs-no exceeding twelve Agate type
81 for the first insertion every subsequent
ton Those Of length in proportion Notices
second page, Of ten lines in Pearl 81 each insertion
Advertisements published weekly weekly monthly
charged 81 per square for every insertion 10 liberal
discount made to those who advertise by the year
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FrnascSs FG62'e r. Co.

EASiilONABLfIt ClO1I1fNtT GStQOGtShHIeflL,
30 Magazine street,
HAVE the pleasure Of ofnioEng their friends that they in
Ii Of Fall Winter Good, all
Of the Materials manufactured in the latest style, and at most
moderate prices.
Their stock comprises in part
Super black and blue French cloth Dress Goats;
black, blue, brown,olye and dahia Froek CoatGi
black, brown and olive cloth SurtoutE;
black, brown, olive and drab Sac Coats;
brown, olive and dahla Business CoatA
Z black French cloth Cioakz;
black and fancy cashmere Embroidered vests;
black abd fancy aud doable-breasted YeztHi
black andsfaney silk and satin Nests;
rich figured cashmere Vests
. White Marseiles Vess styles;
black and fancy cashmere Pants
u .. inen and cotton Shirts;
merinO, silk and net Undershrts;
\ Drawerst
silk and cotton Elastic SuEpendeft;
silk and linen cambria Pocket ftandkercheai
cashmere and cashmere prints Robes de Chamtrei
black, white and colored Kid Gloves;
black, blue, brown and silk Umbrellas;
large assortment of rich figured coored and black lk and
Satin Cravats, styesi
B. Constantly hand, extensive Of Travelling
Trunks, Yalies and Carpet Bags.
And will receipt supplies by every packet during
the season ms 3ml2t2p
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Total taxes to be levied for $50, city,
county and State. - I'D ~
For cleaning the streets the appropriations down Ut
&160 900; the police nearly bali million (e42 0Qg f1r
lamps and gas, e190, ,0O0; AnshOuse. so, coo.
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TTHE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP
PERS is called TO the Brooklyn Firepr0Qt Warehouses,
the Point opposite New Orleans for the receipt of Produce
from the West, and hrehGRdtse from the North intended
for reshipmen Having 1890 feet frontage the River,
with wharves in front Of the Warehouses, by which goods
Immediately conveyed, without drdyGge 10
the 1eater ample will be found for the dschaTgng of
Steamers, and loading Of Ships Charges fixed at
low rates. per tariff and every accommodation offered to
Merchants in the City and Shippers in the Upper Country
being the wish of the Company equal the convenences
of the Atlantic Dock, of New York
Persons interested in the transmitting of Merchandise
yed e visit the premises Qfce IF Magazine and
T. ]. CASEY. Secretary
References-J & r. Geddes Price Frost 4 Co, j. W.
Stanton & Co., r.. II. Nichols o22 3m
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II Texas - 11"' -s'1'O''
,RSter tg-George Wingfeld Co., NJ Greenwood Co.,
WINS Y haWlins New Orleans, nl6
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Black Bombazines, Alpacas and Orleans extra fine;
Black Mousseine de Lanes, Black Barege all quaiies
Black Silks Widows Silks Lace Wells aud handkerchief;
Black Embroidered Cambria Handkerchief;
Black Printed Bordered Handkerehiefs;
Black and White Lawns Black and White Calcoes;
English COuded Calico Black and White Chine Ginghams
Black and White Shepherds Plaid Ginghans;
Black Grapes, Black AIiuphanes and Widows Grapes;
White Grape and Aropbanes Black Silk Tule;
Real Lodi Plain Black Calcoes etc, etc.
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NEW ORLEANS EsALIGRANT g. REMITTANCE

NEW ORLEANS EAIIGsRANT e. RENIIVrA NOE
OFFICE.
s&7A iii <f7A zF7A
FTNHE undersigned, his old established office continues IN
aceommodate persons esrous Of remng money to their
friends In England, leand Scotland, with Sterling Sight
Drafts, payable in poown in the above named king
doms, and in sums to suit He ao usual continues hav
ing passengers brought from Liverpool TO this city, good
ships and reasonable TERMS Parties living at distance BY
addressing letter (pOspad) to the undersigned will be
promptly attended to. JOHN TOOIE,
$40 ly No Is Bank Place New Orleans
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FANCY GOODS.

MRS ROPER i65 Poydra street. between Caronde and
H Baronne respectfully informs the Ladies that she has
turned from the North and prepared to offer the public beautiful
Fashionable Fall Bonne part Of which direct from
Paris splendid RbbOns Flowers and Feathers Lases Caps
eadresses Capes and Coa Embroidered Innts Dresses
Of riOh style and pattern Peumeries Powders and variety Of
all which Mrs r. has taken in selecting
for Northern cities, and intends 10 sell
low prices nc Ladies' please call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
NJ cleaned and altered in good Style Country Or
NJ BLEACHING and Pressing done for ade., DresmakLng
done In superior sty1e.
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A.. D.. 4 A KISgsLAND.
ID. GRIEEF & co. Wholesale Dealers IN Butter
IA and Cheese, and fgegts for 1ayOrs albany 4o and
{0TteT' qSis Nenark CIDER, Nos. 2S, IS and 40 Old
iIeFees New Orleans. ly
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sIOhANEI1. lOElAOE
ORLEANS WAREHOUSES;, Magazine street, Just
" ab0Ue JHa, and FOHeher street. 6etoesn julia and
ST. JosephThe subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
and the public that he has had double flooring with all
the recent Improvements laid in portion of his principal
Warehouse expressly for the storage of coffee making it
equal in point Of safety from damage if superior the
yery best Warehouse in the city. His price for storage win
be the last season, &c. bag month. He has
also for the storage of every description of Merchandise,
the bulk OF 3d. COZ barrels which will always be taken at
the lowest rates.
G Tobacco and other merchandise baled and epaeked
al the shortest notice. [n23 6ml GEO. r. BEARD.
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PATENT NIEFALLIC INDIA RUBBER GOODS

NHE subscribers, Agents for the manufacturers have
stanty on hand and ready TO receive orders for every
variety and style of Goods made from Gum Elastic under
GOoDYEAR's and other Patents, such Capes, Pouches
Leggngs and Clothing of all kinds Army and Navy Bags
Air Beds Pillows Life Preservers, Camp Blankets Tents,
knapsacks Gun Covers Hospital and Carriage Cloth, Steam
Packing Mill and Gin Bands Hose, and every other article
made Of India Rubber warranted of the best quality and all
Factory Prices. AlsoAAways hand large assortment
of SADDLES, HARNESS, LEATHER, COACH and
HARNESS TRIMMINGS, TOOLS, ETC., ETC., at their
Sadde Warehouse, Nos 80 and 81 Common street, Second
Door from Magazine street, New Orleans.
ocS SMITH BROTHER.
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CRnCKERY. CHINA AND GLAssWARE.

S SAMUEL Il. MOORE, 81 Camp Street.
bic prices, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL n a 5y large IF
W. assortment of Common and Fine CROCK Nf4
w ERY, English and French CHINA, Cut and ~
Moulded GLASSWARE, Table Cutlery, Britdnnta
Ware, Cds6rs, Lamps, Japan Trays, Table and Tea
Spoons &c. s Goods packed to insure safety
10 any part of the Country.
EP~ Also sent to city purchasers. d4 6m
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THOMAS BRADY,

THOMAS BRADY,
81 CHARTREs STREET.
10 On the first day Of November tive shall the
Store No, % Chartres street. sirecty opp oets
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TARBLE DUsT-5O bbls. Ground. for sale by
lFl HAYMAN & HOLDEN,
a9 No - Magazine sueet.
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received ex ship Euphemia, an9 lof sale IN bond By
% S. WOLFF, Is GTavier St.
THE PE0PEE,s BILL P0sTER.

7 8. z. N.IJJHEII.
II STAND ALONE and still candidate for the peO-
Il pies BILL POSTING. Thankful to those who got
elected and those who did for the liberal patronage they
gave would wish inform them, and all the world in
general that ready all hou post their bills dis
tribute them. Orders left at the following places will be
tended Crescent Office SO St Charles street; billiards. Of
flee, 26 Camp street; Delta Office liz Poydras street; Plea
yune Job Office, IL Bank Place; PicayuEe house,
corner ST. Charles and Poydras sts
MIA s q SATCUEJJ PeonIes RiIl Poster
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w Te1As i-A-' '1''"T"eV az LG"' henderson,
=, Refer to-Cummings, Stewart & Co, Rev. DR.. Scott
Baker, Iinsk y Co, New Orleans; Bradford 4 Sanders
slgugh Ellslln. John L. Bloeker Mobile. Ala. ms