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JohM OufhrlAge 4 Co.,
DESpEC FULLY call ,h~ attention Of their
j mrr chants, trader, and planters visiting
New Orleans, 10 call and examine his stock VI
the following goods, ~ they have great I'd
vantage over \ great many merchants in manu-.
featuring their own goods. Therefore. anything
sold by them will b. guaranteed same A. tho
sample shown. The following are q few OF
the kind always on hand
H, Xxx Mol--skin; ~, XXX Cashmere;
Black Union Hats; Pearl Union Hats;
Boys Busna Vista Hats;
Fine Hungarian" Fine lAmsrtine Hats
Boys Cloth Caps; Gisz~d
Caps, etc, ETC., etc; for sale low, nj wholesale,
by }. DURBRiiNE 4 CO,
~ Custouhouse street, New Orleans.
I'sc. -. 1880. no36 ,y
CHARLES BYKNE, (succes.or 10 Ja. al.
~ laway,) Marnjactsrsr Of Copper, Sheet IRON,
and Tn War;; dsoier in S,ores, Graies, gva.e
bars, &c, No. - Tchoupitouias street, New
Orleans, hiss constantly on hand complete as
sortnrnt Of tin and copper ware, stoves aud
stove pipe, &c, steamboat, plantation, and
pIuu,b~rs work. executed on the shortest notice,
and repairs in his line u,xde At reasonable rates.
Orders iron the country or city attended to
with promCs n~ss.
Dee ~, 1850, no96 ~
Phase rortes, D10soc, o01 noasecal
M0eCAAn1teo.
The sub.cfbss. have now and in.
tend always 10 keep on hand, for
We P" >aic at the most reasonable prices.
. good assortment Of the 6eu P,ase Fsvfss
manufactured in this country and in France
They are sole sgrnts for Horss's patent double
Iron framed piano fories the most durable aud
decidedly the best piano now in use. They are
peculiarly adapted TO The southern OF any damp
climate. thsrs bsing but very little glue in shs
body Of the piano, consequently they will ~
main usch longer Ia ti0s than any other make,
~ tAs weather has 40 s66ct upon them. The
case 70 ~ iron Piano IL independent Of The
body and can b. sAsily removed At pleasure.
The tons h nese thlI. rish, Ard mellow than 10
othss PiasoA We iaposs ths PIeysl 4 c..
Paris Planes, nads sxpesssly TO orr erdss. p
snos u .. ~. ~ Ard oetavss, seas u NJ
carved easss.
Also--Neiodeona, senphinss, guitsss Of the
BEST makers, violins, violoncellos, aceosdsoas,
autss, hsnjos, masie boxes, and inssssnssts Of
oil kinds; guitar, harp, violin, violsesslls and
other strings pega, bridges resds, Aaess boasdA
bows. bow hair, Tail pisssa, sosia, t. Piaso
Forte and other nssis pshlisAse, ~ ausie ~
csivsd fFon al the NoriAssu publisAess ~ soon
- PsblisAsd- OFdsss fton H. sosatsy solie-
~ 49, promptly ssssaaed -. A nbssal dis
esscs 49, On hsgs se1sss s~1 y assis
t.aeAs's. A. ths ssbsen6sss inpost 49, Of
ths'F scsds, they san odss better Inducements
y PaFeAassss y givs sAsa . esA bsfsss pm.
easing - No. , C.np sesssA ~ -0slGaas.
jss' I've We Z, AsAa -. = go. ],
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FUFnItoro WarehDwee.

10fo1t0F0 W0PehO00o.
TnE uaAersignsd respectfully
inform their friends and tho
psblie, that thsy have jsst ~
ssivsa and ~ daily receiving an extensive ~
ssssssns Of Csbiasf Fsrsiisw u ever vsrI-
~ ~ ssyls, also, ehsirs assortment Of tAs
Ieuestsg artieles, y VII: eAaiss, fsatAsrs,
s1s9 -. al hsis nasnssss; eusssd heir,
nais e'osA, !a.sA, dansaks, ssrda, aad tasssls,
gtmrs. vasaisA, ~, ste.
rsmeassse - iavsssd 10 call and exanine
~ seset, wsea WIN y sobssa Il psiess tkat
ssasss ~ y p,sass.
- G. FLINT Z lQmIQ
- teant - Rsjsl - n O. a II
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xo0000fO0.
I HAVE lately received 4 large supply Of
/ India rubber to pu, on my gin aud mill pull.
ieys, which will cause them torun nearly =
hos~e dssugh, lighter. ] will warrant my horse
mills to grind len bushels per day more than
the average mills Of the eoua,ry, and make as
good or better meal
have now mill in operation At my factory
aad solicit the patronage Of those who want
good meal. Any one wishing to purchase mills
can SO ~ performance At any tune.
y. ALEXANDER.
Aascl -. 1851. no.
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1'he 4aeulties, Tor intellectual abilities, moral
weNA, ~ professional requirements, will com.
pare Assssbiy with ths most distinguished in
sas ssen1gy. The medical faculty constitutes
m snslna;y In tAis OF any other rouniry-all
q 49, ~ sbis lecturers and the best Of
tsaehsR
TAeO UAs will contemplate our geograph'.
~ Raotljoe. sa< the extent Of our population,
- - ~ doxbt y 10 the eligibility VI our
sstsa1po II ~ enterprise Of the kind, A. to
eeAisA tgxlndag all seasons Of the year, We
10y ~ AR 0rnsa CITY mAs MoRy,
N senwea error sxiAss IN the mnds Of many
eoaAs11e Wlatiss to Inv plAee II studying med
Z ltins; t4ess who iussnd psaesietng among the
Asesnea II ths West AID South, should Ger.
2aiy 1neDaA themselves Al = school whose
.he9<nn practically acquainted with those
T psAaie may ~ satisfied Of the per-
ahAe r. te esAsel. " fse, II our duty 10
etAss ~ Trssesss and FIX ulty form usfr
n aetl. MA asgsrs we'll fof It's future .nc-
esas; ~ 41t ~ peculiar internal osgaixat,on
whkA ooaassts then cannot h. interrupted
s Z. w. N. KING. Ecu.
hssi1sM # :ae Ms~ya0 Jns,lsis.
eo47. 1880. " n%O ~
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w. p NIL, C, A. vRAygR. r ~ e"spp
IT'LL, FRAZER, 4 SliEDD. ArwneysN
La~, Marshall, Texas, will pract,ce IN She
Supreme and District Courts Of the State, and
the Courts Of the United States for ,heStats
OF Texas NJ
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EINUItINAHLE CLU7lfING.

I S'IIA1IiINf.
FAcAsO.sn .sr -.
U.i...A,. T,.,s,n, =, ~hols,.I. and re-.
,s,i No. a ma a C,n.7 corner Of Old leyee
s,,v., M f,,r.n. and No. -. Nassau street
I q ~ ~.
pu,ch.,s,. win =, u,l times find an exsen.
.;vr .s-oytmrn, on hand, comprising every ar
tF~ '""s " W. s'. !
Our e'o"ans ~. "ao y, 49,. h.., 49,
s2eS' s"u "'.. "..'.t.. ~ !" ,,.vs..r,n. md
~ So. ~, =. ,.,,.xsn,.d ,he
wi T., ho' s.ma,d
"'o"'y VI" w '.'.. "a. -. ..,.,.,.
'o"s %'' "
T',ees """o.n ,,,.,. ;,, s,a .. ,,,.;,
"u,.'. "s,'"s ~. NY, ~ ~
''"r.I nv, W .-' ~, I'D suu,i, :, ,.,,
=, - IT," 49, ' .aa e.,
"'e''''A''"'1 '"oA u ------
IJETEk hJIs, y" 'aha' street, We"
~ "a ~. Z, .d,.. C.n.
i'y y. ' ",,,' - 81. -. ,n, ..,,
u." ,, a'u -. .',.t ,n ,h. mas, ,...,r.hl,
"" -. -. q. na,
'''"~, ~ ..',' .,'-,~'
H1r w:,.SG * 80 ntS " ~" =. ."p .
1"r' ~ "I,n, ""P' S,'", Luz rN'
"' !" rso's ..' "o" ~
~, a"a ~" 'a'e, '".', N"":S"
. =" ""' We ~. "~ 'o"'' ''''' 90 '
~ lamp s"ees' Ne. .'''.' n.S :
IHE SABINE IKADE.
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SAMUEL C, T. FORD, WV. 4. SALMON
LOkD L SALMON, Hosse Carpenters and
i Jo'ners, take this method Of informing the
citizens u Marshall and its vicinity, that they
will carry on the above business in all it, Va.
s'oua branches. Their work will be done az.
cordinv to order, and will BE- neatly executed
and punctnally attended to.
Give us call. We work cHsAP, for cash
or good arrangements.
Shop on Washington Avenue, south Of the
public square, near the Marshall Hotel.
February ~, 1881. .Ins6y
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STEAM MILL.
'1~iiE subscriber takes his method Of inform.
i ing his patrons and the publ. generally,
that his Steam Saw and Gr,st Mil, situated
about one and quarter miles northwes' from
Marshall, is now in operation, and in good order
liz is prepared to accommodate orders 81 short
notice, and on reasonable ternia, for cash, or
on credit to pune;uxl dealers The following
are the prices, PER 1000 feet:
Lumber board measure, ol3 90
Rough edged lumber, &c 90
La,hing and paIitg, side and
edge measure, 20 90
The grist mill will al all times he in Opera
ton. Sacks brought to the mill mus, b~ plain
ly marked, " there will b. no responsibility for
loas.
Ten pr cent will bs charged on lumber bills,
when not paid in advance. All sum, on cred,
will b~ considered due on the first day Of De-
crmber Of the current year
A. D. BURRESS
January 4. 1851 u28y
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nai0Ny.
81 Sssxwy.
IessoS Of Theory AID

Ns - fs~slI. =. D., Professor Of Phys.
+ ~ y. enshososy. Ainsfslosy and Cecil
J. 1T. H. D., Professor Of Materia Medics
Fh1sapsssjss, and Medical Jusispsud.pcs.
stilesa Assdsss, A. H., y. d., Professor OF
Cte1isssy and Pharmacy.
> a. Wilssa. \. D., Professor If Obstetrics
sd Diseases Of Women and Children
I'll CGsNi0Us LKcyunsas.
DEMONSTRATORS H. J. liuice.
y pPsoesssos n. \. kr~ton.
Y etesasA. n. b., Anatomical Dsmonstra-
:. : =. - fOs fsll e'urs Of lectures amount
10 pvshbasss's Ttrket, Ai3 Matrcuis.
l9fa - OsaSastsssoss Fee. go. Grsdus-
fhaee 1ssidag further informstion, will
flesss e9fsss thrir letters post paid to the
..,-sa: ~ sss&sHts sfstvtNa N ~ city viii
plsss, ell % him a tho Commercial Hotel.
r. g. NEWTON. N. ID.
Deem q the f'sculiy.
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wheels. with screws. ~ feet high, 7 inch tread.
They take orders for all kinds Of wagon work
and deliver them on plantation, at mAnuise-
turess' prices
Aiso---A large assortment Of hs'dravs' tor
plantation vse, VIZ; CHAINS; wrought and cut
nails; Hunts axes; socket spades; long han.
de sho,,!s and spsdes; hoes Of A'l kinds ;
cane knives; hook and plate hinges; grind
stones; common and Scotch collars; MANILA
and Jared rope csc...c.,, pit. and mill saws !;
files Of all kinds iron blocks, with inch
.hsase. a large assortment VI English and
American bar iron; iron axlcs, with seses !;
sperm. whale, and iin-~ed oils; spirits Of tur-
p~ntine putty; window glass ana rs'n,s Of
oil kinds. HOGAN d TUkEAUD
Conner Custom and l.evee, n O. n26 6m
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8. q. tn L z .,
e. No. ~ Camp street, New tkiesss, DssL
~ er IN Fiss WsscAss, Clseks, Jtssirv vi.
: ssr wse~ C.iisry. asd Fancy Gssls.
wstses. cleehs, and nusis boxss Of ever d..
senpsion.
" Jsws''y Manufactured aud Repaired.
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rlOUGH 4 LANE having received the in.
~ structions from the Department Of the
Interior. in relation TO procuring Bounty Land
Warrants, under the late act II Congress, ap-
proved 3sth September, 1880. will attend to any
branch in that department. which may b. en-.
trusted TO them. 2a-f
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LAW DEPARTMENT.

LAW DEPARTMENT.
Hon. w. ". King. Professor Of Theory
ana Pmessce Of Law.
lehn Dsls6sld. Esq. Professor Of CONNER
siaI Jsgtaesudsees.
5Ssss-o 80 pr session
Al senassieatioas pertaining 10 Thu depart
nent ssaM b addressed 10
h. W. n. KING. Esq.
h.emphis, Tenn. March. 1850.
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~ II IA
Of N.tekes.) NV Co.,. asS oltyS'
NJ, - 49, eson
Thsvsea = WINS.
r--x5 S....a =, s..t,..
Il J-As J s.eAi.,'
s!11sVT!!SoN' GO, I:aceea"o''
Sses"s"'"' ~
7 Us'ss'S" "s7e"""''' NO W ooa'mo" s'fee'
New ,r'ea"s
WIN MAKE noe'ss eas' Aassnsss o" c0n"e"-
"a S, y" 800. :" ', ~, n. ;.,..., r. 'h"..
Who Nm IN Them
~. ~.
rSVIs = ~ Gsn.i Usa,,
a.. ,.,..,,,. p,o,,..,,n' a., a.,
- r....Is So, H. "a I:,...., :, co,ns,
- r.h.....t,rl.. NJ o,I..n,
-. 80. ...,..,..,,,,... TT.
hi''"", "noi "nno, w. Tom
A1s m"'s." ",'e"sM,, no 90 Ms.sfhr a.
! toPPos"e ,sns' i0naJ Ne~ 'rleans'
..,"v 'o"" ''en.o" '.o"''
| 81 - .' - ""' ss,,,,' :,
"-' "I ss',,.' eou"'y' 'e""' """s"
= ~ g. n.y. ""w al" r. b.
49,. ., '''''' '"o'' w. "''" w., wv"
b n cs.,. T1.. N psA,,, Rc,. 4 x..u,d,,,
x.~i 2 Srs.i1..e
lWWAN. DfkEkS, 4 SPAUlDiNGS.
~ Factors, Gon.m..,,on and t'~~s,d,nx Mer.
chants. No. 1909 Tchoupsioulss street. New
orleans.
"t'ss 'o-S,s"nt +" 'homss "an hnRus-
m"e 0'e"". % "'s s' ,'eo,c ~ n
""kgsss' '"'' Sa"""' W. W. S""'"' Snfs'e-
po'', :"
HucH LUCAS. JAMES s. sxAspyn. III.
I UCAS 4 BRANDEk, General Gyocevs,
-. r..,ou,h,.... "a ~. -.
tween the new ouA'o""ou'e ana the r'vsF'
view of'@A"s' "a. - nst
J. HART 4 co. Gvoeeys and Com
lie mission Meychnass No, ~ TchoupitouAs
"a 49,. n..nas ri, ,Vh;.tv pur, W,r..
1870 IT,. 80. s,.., g. r.,.....a'
s.',.n',. ~ nn,n,a. NV ~. c.s. nd .,.n,.
H"'it." . D.. ~, l,,d,. "l. .n,ss ,,cl}..
I" ,.f,, psa .,.,.h ham, lad bacon hu,,.,
-. H., r'.,l md ,H i,,d, M ,,n.i, and
..,.cS Erors,,~, rr Coieman'. 1s,eoi undu.
.,n,y co,n mills na9y
,rr = q ropars c,oc,, and ds.ls,. !,
western Produce. No. 40 Tyheuo,,ou.s
80, T., n.i..m. "a.
street Ns~ Orleans, nS'
MEkKf' HENDERSON, q o. con'
~ mas'"n "seTcns~s' 90 magazine ssFss~
New Orleans: u nsSy
-, Nyev 70 Mess's, ury wA'"' !entf"o"'
sas'A"' q "e"oe'so"' 'o'seA"A-- eA"s 49,
x u NELSON 4 co, Commission Afer-
-. chants, New Or'csns
:. U, Nelson, New Orleans; u. Bank smith,
New Orleans u. G. Walker, Memphis, Tenn,
flate Cashier Branch Union bank I. A. Mel.
son, Athens, Ala.
Dee. "a. 1880. no26 en-
-
o."".s .s'ns" 1870 = .'"''
w General Commission Merchants, No. ss
Inc, "A. 1850 noasiy
,,,,,,, - =
r".a. %.'.m,. .v..'' $3.50. 70 Sn., ~
cnruo, =, ~ n.,..,.
p.~.. -nI..,..V C,,,. c.,,.,., q u
Coonsr " q S.nd.,.. j = Ro.ehs,snsh.
Io-nrh .r.,io, iS.sr;s.n ,an... n. ~
~ H.. 'Y u.i,"~." " s """S ...".. ''n n
r,.w.cI JsH.,,or
~. .,m e,..,.. n-...,.. p.. aud p.
..,i,. s.rri.. :" pIsa,.rs .hpnr. ~ ~.
.hov. ho.-s ffs
EVANS. GREGG. T. KEY.
xySwssuf-.a. t,1,,v !. q rs -. ny
~ Sh,., l,s. yart,,,. No. rs New
i~vse. between (;ravisr and poydr.s strrsts.
an prepared 10 do al kind. Of work in the
a owe i'm, Strsmboa, and PLANTATION work
done in the h~~t manner, on the shortest notice.
on the most reasonable term~. Also, on hand
large assortmer Il Co"A'ss. Nsesm Boat,
."s sss x f'' lind "a every "f :.. .'s so s
such a. Gutter Pipe. Spout, &c. All orders
thankfully received. AND promptly attended 10.
MIn nn 80. HO" ""IS;
New o.'ea"s' June ~ 'soo, ~ y
re" !; n0ys; Ch"'s" t:,d; ssf': =. 0rssss
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

sINIe se9ulss sessss Of Lectures In this n
i. s,Auts viii eeameass on The fisss q Ne.
ver.sss. asd ssas&aSs s~til ths Iass n feSsu-
ary. IN AaAso~issl Cspastasas IN H.
q2tnsA - sssAy 70 ssesivs sssdseAa
Frs; r OBesAss 7'hs AsalsAl
vi, - ea1R W. dlssssisa = M
Paov seann
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They have now in store 81 pairs Of Wheels
iron AxIcs aud shafts Of to inches, And
~ pairs IL 2 10 s inches, with wood axles.
Also-S,r Wagons complete
with IRON axletrees, price . 10
each Two pairs OF timber
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M. r. l.. II. ChOt1 s9sss ~ sssGbss11era
~ sesviees 10 The eisissss II jsossseo ~
virinisy. Oe'cs nearly oppoeiss ~ lselooss
Hotel. Dr.. T.. can be fossa Il ~ hetel y
night v1n>ov
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oHoscs wtSGr,ELb. JANIS TR,sv.
XyI>GFlEID, TRICE 4 60, 1aAscco and
w General Commission 3lerchants, No. 81
Grasisr street, New Orlesns.
dec. "a, 1850, no36 Nv
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nk. n. W. EAMES, having permanently
located in Marshall respectfully tenders
his medical services to tbs public grn~ral'y
Odiee one door cas-. Of Dr. foung's BRICK
building. vSn|oy.
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lI>DWARD CLARK, Attorney AZ La'e, Mar
IL shall, Texas. will practice III all the con"'
ties Of the Sixth Judicial District, and IL the
Supreme Court
liz Office ives, side Of the public square,
over the drug store Of Messrs Evans 4 San
defs v?
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OLIVER sagLDOs, MoHRv l. rofTEh.
< IIEi.pDN AND POTTER, PsSsv Wsrs-
. house., No. 81 CaGp street, New Oslesns.
Paper Of every description farnishsd 70 of6ss
at very short Woter.
N. h-Agsnts for J. D. McCresries' Fancy
Cclcred. Book and News Fr'w's0 kat'. Al
New York pr'ces. nae
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nUkINO ~ shasees lbeo ~ ~
~ staae CAsav Aagpw n ~ 6Jly .
iss1 aGps1 u esllek ~ s0teb y u ~
ape1oe6 tQ .~eau. q
Nm,h. 1Aly -. 1861 s~W
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u A. nEoAARD. Dsy tsssts Sse@s. whols
! ss1s ~ ssssa. Ne. - Cassa street., New
Ovsese~ sAsy
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THE SABINE TRADE.
NO1rO> shipped down the Sabine river,
~ consigned TO the house Of kawiins Il Co.,
will be covered by insurance.
EVANS. GREGG, 4 KEY.
February I, 1881 " n32 y
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=, COCkBURN, iiou~, and Sign Painter
81 Offers his services 10 the citizens Of Mar
shal! and its vicinity. Shop two doors eat Of
the Marshall Hotel nag om
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T. pVpeAn. ~. q. DccbAnAa.
NUNDAR 4 BUCHANAN, Csw~ssss~s
~ M~rAsms spl Wkrisssis 0vscsvs. ~
(iavtrs sssset. New Ovissaa. nAov.
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y. GethbLE, (sseeessor to 0rmbIs 4
u = Montgomery Cotton Factor ~ Csm-
rs:stM AsrrAssi, No. u Peydras street, New
Ov.eeea AL ~
II = KENDALL. Z CO. Wkslrssis Ore
~ cers, eesass q Gsavisr and Tchoupitou-
- - sssssss, New Ostseas slnA7y
4 4l1iinsslf( ffsF, iIttx;A:Esf5; 2 e. D =,
II sississ ArcAssts, No. =. Omyis, .trsst.
NeW 1sIeenH n47y
DEEnlN0 / WILEY, Cs,lsss~, y r.
~ sssAs ~ Ssasssi Nssspasw ~ FwisL
~ Aesms, Ne. n Csap stssst. Nee Os,sess
unyea9uc8o:
kaasim. Em1a1 = CT ~. Lsssev Cass
z Cesssn 4 c. lssss Dri4ks
.|!I = !. 1885, p: - csss&
- -. hseaa ~. A. Gstss.
ses.lA ia - ~
~ ~ 10unON, Wasasab D1snRss1,
- !! !! = : 81 8
ST. szs's ~ WI I'LL t2fs
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~ srseL. ~ o MOTION
STEfI. D. NORTON, Attorneys at L0r,
~ Uai,man. Wood County. Texas, will prac-
tee in the district couts o. the sixth Judicial
dIstrct, and the supreme court Al Tyler
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u IT. toxsH. TAss " Dyk.rs, KcAf 4. NpsuId,nx
NsmI r Spssil,nf
WWAN, DYkEKS, 4 SPAuLDiNGS.
~ Factors, Eorm,s,,on and f'w~s,d,ns Mer.
chants. No. 1909 Tchoopiioulss street, New
Orleans.
RkvER io-Siswsrt 4 Thomas. San Angus.
tine; Stewart 4 Co. Grand Ecore; r. A.
Rsggsss, Port Csddo, W. w. Smith, Shrsve-
bort &7y
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n. .. pGGaAn. \. D. earAs.
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vending MsvcASMs, No. 81, Gravies ssesa.. New
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IL Factors ssi Co~mijofs~ !MsrcAsnfs, Ne.
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RxvEa:--Mr Dsndvidss Ellie, Esq.. bos-
ton. Bowie County, Texas; Nsss.s. Cry 4
Ward, Jefferson Texas; Ward 4 Wilson, Mar.
shall, Texas
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DAWlINS, 4 Co., successors to Ra~lins
IL Evans, T. Coz (assntssi"n lMevcAsrht 10
Common st, New Orleans.
kEyrx To--James Y. Collier, Colonel c. n.
Cooper. " =, SANDERS, J. =. Rosebsseugh,
Joseph NJ Taylor. Harrison couaty Dr. John
w. Masse, J. J. Holloway Rusk cossty; N.
Trawick, Jefferson.
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c.sting., delivered either a. The FOUNDRY, or y
Evans, Gregg d Keys, payable in csst,ngs n
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DJsB5Vv9F 0xW7N, = NV,, tsVFce"NOW
PIsassnts, Wilson, 4 Coz Factors snd
It, |lsission MsvcAnnt,, No. ~ Common street,
New Orleans.
Will make liberal cash advances on con.ixn.
nems Of cotton, and use MI their experience
and diligence to PROMOTE the interest Of those
who ship to them.
The southern press., 1851-09-17

the present amount of Virginia commerce be-
comes unimportant, in view of the immense
accessions to follow the completion OF the i'm
provements referred to. "Whilst we pause to
make the figures the fact is upon US. A sue
cinct statement ofthe works OF artificial improve
ment, now in progress and actually completed,
will serve to embody the facilities upon which
We may rely, and to develop the capacity of
transportation upon which the future trade OF
Virginia must principally depend. We think,
therefore, it sufficiently appears that looking
alone at the present trade of our cities, we
rave ample encouragement to commence at
once upon this undertaking, with the fair pros
poets of trade enough to ensure handsome
profits to capitalists who may embark therein.
But, when We glance upon the future trade
which these cities must enjoy, we are still more
encouraged, We will first inquire in regard to
the number Of miles of railroads and canals now
constructed. Your committee have been fur
nishcd with the following very VARIABLE stats
tics by the second auditor:
Statement Of The Railroads in Virginia COM
The southern press., 1851-09-17
California. Progress.


Our attention was recently arrested by the de-
scription Of a Chinese funeral ceremony in Cali
fornia.
The occasion was the burial of native Of
China. A large procession Of his fellow coun-
trymen followed his remains to the grave, and
there performed the Pagan ceremonies Of their
own land.
A large number OF Chinese, then, are already
in California. And as labor is in great demand
and slavery isprohibited, and the laborers of this
country are remote, and the labor Of China is
very cheap, We may expect that Chinese labor
and laborers will take the place in California
which Southern slave labor would have taken,
but for its exclusion by the joint swindle of
Congress and the Inhabitants of California-the
latter in claiming, the former in confirming, such
enormc us territorial limits.
Now, the Chinese laborer becomes citizen Of
California, and citizen Of the United States.
He is already voter, and may become asenator
in Congress. So that the day is not distant on
which we may behold in a native of China
senator in Congress. He may come here with
as many wives as he pleases, and he may here
offer incense and sacrifice to as many idols as he
may think proper to worship
Such is the progress We have made, and are
making, by the peculiarly moral and religious
sentiment of Puritan New England in excluding
slavery from the new territory.
The southern press., 1851-09-17

At Cologne, the King Of Prussia went TO see
the cathedral, where he was received BY the
Catholic clergy in ponti6calibus, and conversed
with them for considerable time After the
parnde, the burgo. master and the municipal au.
thorites waited upon the king, and made q
speech Of welcome, whereupon his Majesty an
swered in the following terms:
81 dill not come in order to make compli
ments, to reward or to punish, but to speak the
truth, and the full truth. | know that you are
very ticklish and particular about your press
but this hallucination must needs end for il hin.
ders confidence and attachment, and excites dis.
cord in town and land. You must try TO Danish
this fiend-like spirit, that things may 90 better.
fully agree with what my brother William has
told you, and say seventy times, and again sew.
enty times, amen to il. il is high time that
you do away with these IN ngs, otherwise will,
for have the mind and the power to do it, See
to it, in order to improve, and the sooner the
better, else We sha pot remain good friends
for | assure you verest measures will be
taken"
That, royal Rfor you!-N y. Ere
ming Post.