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Supreme Court..FR,p.v. F.A
IN CHAMBERS.
Rs.fOrt- Iudga King

HdbedS CoqptS.-A lad named Patrick
spsn was brought up on application OF his faher nom
Bellows Island be havny enlisted 10 The Uuiled states
Army ard bis discharge asked the ground Of minority
which proved Discharge granted condition Of hls
giving up The military clothing belonging 10 the United
States The officer wantea the Judge 10 make he order
conditioned that be pay back also the bounty had
received the Judge sad he did feel authorized 70
do that II the party under 81 Il 10 his he Judges duty
discharge him. Something said about proceeding
against Dim, amer discharge for false preenses In saying
be was q, &c
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L. 5. District Court. .FSIOAr, Feb q.

James T'dten, owner of the brig Lady Of
Tie Lshe Thomas Kelley, OF steamboat New. Jsr
GeyAciiOn for collision, ghIer IN tow Of the steamboat
having struck the brig and od damage TO her OF p
No s. Testimony Yves taken. To be continued
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EZRA fellow calling himself Michael Smith, about
yesterday, called at the house Of DR. Cay Marketst
ana inquired for the Doctor The servant suppOsng him to
be IN sent he fellow his Office the door. The
Doctor not in the Office and Smith commenced Thr
OF bureau. ant sOOn succeeded IN finding
quantity Of jewery and sverware 10 the value OF ABOUT
$50, which he had packed up In handkerchief and was
about start, when unfortunately for himself be met
the stairs by the Doctor who colared the fellow but
was hold him lie then escaped TO the street and
was pursued by the Doctor WHO coming up with him.
received blow from the fellow which knocked him down
The rascal then renewed his exerLOns TO escape, but
captured by officer Clark, OF the Chiefs Office and officer
Waterbury, OF the Seventh Ward. who took him before
Justice Mountfort He was Locked up for trial.
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Receipts Of Produce,

FRIDAY, FEB 25-By the Erie Raiiroad-llo
hbls Whisky f60 Eonr 20 Ashes IS dead Hogs 81
hugs sareY 65s bush Oas. % BARS Wool. V p"sa M
In tie Reu. Turk and Neo HqgsA RlHroad.
Fyiees, Fsb 2s.8 Hoss q sasep1S boxes esq snd
tsUlusLge Cats
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New-York Town EIectlons....Su

JBFFERSON CO-kCOLnpietol
Whig. Opposition
Adams John G. Cooper. Champion. bena an Allows
Alexandria. Moses Jewet Clayton. Alfred FOX
Antwero Joseph While EllisOurgh. j. |. Steele.
Brownville Cyrus Allen. Henderson. ny. green IT.
CsneVincept Rob C Bartlett LIE RAY. Joseph Boyer.
Houusfeid Sam. T Hooker. Lorraine Moses Brown
LYME. Alexander COpley. Philadelphia. WIN oKlnher'
Orleans. Hiram Dewey Rutland. NJ L. Graves
PAMELA. Charles D. Wright Theresa Perclval D. baard
Rodman. George Gates WATERFOWL .Oryllle Hun
Wilma. VIM Christian. gerfOrd-lO
Worth. MIR Waltz
The Wigs have gained six towns, alexandria,
Vincent. Hounsheld, Lyme, PAMELA, Rodmsn
and Worth and lost but two, champion and
Theresa,) thus securing majority of the Board.
Hunkerism was "nowhere in Jefferson at the
late election Six of the towns carried by the
Wings adams, Alexandris, Lyme Orleans, Pa
melia and Wilma went for Polk, and Cape Vim
cent and Worth have been organized as towns
since 1874. The Wings placed themselves on the
Syracuse Platform.
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NexY-OrIenne Ifema.

NEw-ORLEAEs, Friday Feb. %.
The Atlantic Telegraph Line is down.
Cleared, steamers Falcon and Philadelphia for
Chagres and ship 6ultana for New-York.
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WASHING
Nicaragua md Central American Affairs
Correspondence Of Toe Tribune.


WASHINGTON Thursday, Feb. 2.
l am given to understand that no negotiation OF
any description, supplementary to the BULwER
and CLAYTON Treaty, has taken place with refer
ence 70 Central American Affairs.
The British Minister having assured this TO-
vernment that the extra diplomatic proceedings
Of Consul CHATFIELD would be disavowed by
England, so far as the United States could Justly
make them subject Of complaint, nothing further
Was necessary or possible until Minister from
Nicaragua should arrive. There is little doubt
that the secret Of CHATFIELDs proceedings IS 70
be found in the fact that debt OF some magnl
tude, considering the resources OF Nicaragua, u
claimed by British subjects, ana resisted BY the
Nicaragua Government and people. The levying
OF duties in the port Of San Juan was jostihed
upop the same principle that induced the nlted
States to collect import duties in the ports OF
Mexico, and it hes been under the pretense oil ap-
plying the duties TO the payment OF the interest
on the debt. The gTaDdneH oil the affair consists
in the fact that Lord PalmerstOn unequlvocauy
backed the pretensions of CHATFIELD previous TO
the BULwER and CLAYTON Treaty, with all the
authority of the British Government
The United States, with new rights on her SIDE
and stipulated relnquishments on the other, no"
comes forward In the character OF Paclhcator De-
tween England and Nicaragua. claiming the rlgnt
as an interested party. Minister, duly accred,
ited-and who, by the way, is an accomplished
! diylon stst-now represents the Nlcaraguan doV-
| ernmeut; and thorough exposition Of the some
what peculiar relations existing between r ngi an
and that Republic may be looked for. With our
able Head of Foreign Affairs, it is not too much
| TO expect that the Government viii soon be aole
TO adjust all difficulties between the two coun
tries and obtain thorough recognition OF the OBJ
| legations of the BulWer and Clayton Treaty, In
| letter and spirit WoUTER VOS TwILLER.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

The market for CoTTON is heavy. The trans
actions reached 500 bales including Mdd0g l0c FREGHTs
are sdI advancing Cotton to Liverpool is engaged at
1S-l6
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ITrAnaIatton !

In consequence of several commanders and OF
foreign vessels having brought 10 thus port on board OF their
vessels liberated slaves f2meRs h0.rf0sJ probably
thai such Is expressly prohibited b. the law Of he In
Of Nov,mh 1881 II necessary inform you,
in order lhs you may make It known the subjects Of
naOn therein Interested that all conn anders masters
~ho may bring bis port ,efa'ed slaves, not
Braz ian born sub themselves penalty o. 100 mil
for every person brought and allen the expenses
cf their eex pOraon directed by he stu article VI said
Law On which intend for TIE future 10 have Vigorously
enforced.
Secretary Of ne Police 4 Bahia Nop 7, 1850
The Chief VI Police.
IOAO MAURICiO WANDERLEY.
To The Consul. Of me United States
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Court Of Common PIens....FsIDAY, FEB 2

Before Judges IogrshSln aud Woodruff
GENERAL TEkM-DECisONs
Cothtal VS.. Wiiteu. Judgment reversed.
Nm Hoytvs HIM. Wood-Ssme, with costs
Koch & Faast vs.. ToiCasAeHd-Judgment affirmed with
Frane. Price vs. Daniel Webster Order at Chambers
Durham & Dimon We PETIT and OtAers-Judgmen. affirm.
ed, with CO se.
iemasi NJ Proper vs. Ed,osyd C. RieiaTds-ssme with
$40 coats.
with costs.
John Darcy vs. David Goodman Same.
Chas Dentson, et a. vs. MtttAeo X. CdvRdhdn Same
Nm ". SmOns Root 81 AL Same. - -
Geo W Simpson ct al, W NIBuet g. Smth-Ofuer ap-
pealed from affirmed, win $40 coats.
SfsUhen r. SkfdnsOye Fredes ick W, Getssenaet"o-
Judgment affirmed for Sal 81 and reversed as 10 residue
without costs Of appeal To either party
ThOs Monaghan ddslinistr0ior 81 Mary hctfave ".
Patrick McGufye-Judg ment affirmed provided the plain
Tiff within sixty days stpusIe to amend The plesdngs and
wave costs of appeal, other reversed
PhiletHs H. Holt vs. james G. LHcds-Judgment reversei
with coats uness plaintiff remit t[ Ia which case JUG
ment affirmed for Tesidue, Without costs or appeal
Wgl. Snedikey vs. Myev Myeys-Judgment for aeisnd'
reversed, and judgment for plaintiff for s", "iinou
costs OF appeal. $50, ~ an,
Edwin Wa,nlcyiqhtvs Thos T.. Allen and John n Allen
Judgment reversed with cOsis unless palnhn remit 10
Ia which case affirmed, without cos on the appeal
Bayin ads MdLoyV-Rsa'P ument ordered unless pafuof
consent TO affirm pro foms, 10 enable painud To appeal
u. =. Marshal's OGice... FRIDAY Feb. q
The first mate of the ship Cornelius
charged with s,ssuting a seaman with a dangerous
W Ia " an
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NEw. HANPsHIRE.-The Homestead - De
tion is 20 be submitted 10 the popular vos. meet
forthcoming State Election In's leas'ss,.ioctOs0
with very general approval Without u'''''
party.
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LAW COU RTS.
Court CaIsnaar....TAIs DAY.

U. ). DIsTRcT CoURr-NOs. 81, a.
to ST.
COMMON PLEAs--Monday.-Nos. 243.
ISL g. 2i5 80 81, 49, rs. a. s. 49, li2, 2ls H. as
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sTEUBEN CO.-(Complete.j


Whig Opposition
Campbell Willis Mcneil, Addison. II. Ross Jones,
Cohoctop j c. Mcdowell Avoca H. Ii. uton,
Erwin Ira 2 Bennett, Howard Ansel House,
Hornbv Peter CovenhOven, Jasper. .Aiva June,
Painted Post. d. Cumpston, Lindey. e. T Harrower
Reading. ID. G. Diven, Orange. ID X Barnes,
Cston lanes Lowry-7 Prat.sburgh. Joseph Lewis,
Oyposition. Pulteney. q. T. Benton
Bah. John Ostrander, Thurston. N. H. Rising,
Bradford. VIM Phelps Troupsburgh. L. G1nnOlde,
Cameron Mr. Hoyt Tyrone. j Oseph Jesrup,
Caniseo. Mr. Stephens, UrbanR. j Randall,
Dansville. Luther While Union. David Sherman
Greer wood. Elijah Guyon Wayne. George Schu'ler,
HartSviie f. Kennedy Woodruff. s. V Lauimer
Horne lsyile T. Stephens, Way land David Poor-25.
Wheeler. Benz. Myrtle,
ScHoHARIE Co.-Although 10 Opposition Su'
pervisors are chosen in this County to Wings
the SclohQrie Republican (Old bunker Loco
does not like the result overwel as the most OF
the Locos chosen are not of its stripes being Abo-
litionists or "Agrarian Anti. Renters" This is
too bad for the small band of Schoharie =" Anti
Agitators."
OKoNDAGA-Subsequent returns show that o.
T. Frisbie, the Supervisor elect in Otisco is a
good Wing which changes the result in this county
TO Wings to ID Free Soil and Hunker OppOsi-
ton. In the town of Elbridge, where the Locos
have chosen their Supervisor by small majority,
a Wing Justice is elected by 299 majority, and
also a Wing Constable. Elbridge goes usually
Loco by large majority.
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Liberated slaves Must Not BE Taken to
Brazil.
From The National lnteIigeneer

From he NallOnal Inlelugenctr.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WAsHINGToS
Tuesday, February 25 1851.
The following translation OF communication
addressed by the Chief Of the Police at Bahia,
Brazil, to the United States Consul at that CITY, is
published for the information Of those whom it
may concern, viz:
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ARREsT OF A HOUSE THIEF.-GeOrg

Smith, On individual well known TO the Police GA
Thursday night caught se:retsd in the house Of Dr. C.
Bgelow 81 Frstst with intent seal An instrument
Tor pryng open DOORS &C found In his pos
session. Locked up TO answer the charge
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The first mate of the ship Cornelius
GriuneI was arrested by Deputy Marshal De Angcaa.
charged with sssaulting seaman with dangerous
weapon. He admitted to bail.
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ARREsT And RESCUE FRoM THE OFFI

cER-Offcer Bell Of the Chiefs Office was yesterday
morning dispatched to arrest one Jack simpson on a
charge OF grand larceny Amer trouble ne captured
The fellow at den in Leonard Oranges, but was
Immediately assSied by gang Of ruthans who rescued
their confederate from his hands Mr. Bel then procured
assistance arrested three Of the gang who glory
in The names OF Scochy, Bill Scott aud Scotch Alex. They
s locked up 10 answer charge OF rescuing prs-
oner from the custody of an officer
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II Joseph Adams was arrested yester-
day. charged With breaking into the dwelling Of ME-. o.
stsrp, No beiford-st We nrsday night last and
stealing clohing to he value OF $40 portion Of the
properly found IN his possession, ind no was held FOR
examination.
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ARREsT FOR PASSING COUNTERFEIT

MoNEY-A man Of genteel appearance, calling himself
VIM Farnham, arrested on Thursday evening" CHARGED
with passing 81 altered to yes on the Hamilton Elk
char &c Bank Munroe Co, 10 Frederick Sopenhagen 10
BroOme ST. also 10 Harmon Often al the corner OF Rving
ton ana Cannon tts also Antoine Bower at tho corner
OF Stanton and Car non ss and other groceries OF the
Eleventh Ward The accused seen 10 tho company OF
rOher individual during his operations who has not bee1
ARE sied and who supposed to be confederate lie was
locked up by Justice MountoTt for examination
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BURGLARY AND ARREsT.-The barber
shop OLA Columbus No 1 B8uery-place was burglari-
ousy the night Of the h of January last and
robbed II rszors &C 10 he value Of 500 man named
Joseph Lpar YVES yesterday arrested suspicion of be-
ipg he burglar He was committed for examination.
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DEATH BY DRowNING.-An in

DEATH BY DROWNlNG.-An ND eSC was
asO held upon the body uIkBOwn ABOUT 90
of age who was found in the dock yesterday morning
the foot Twentiehst NR He had gray hair and wills
kers Of light complexion, about feet inches In height Of
stout build aud dressed in black pants dark dress
and old boots The body appeared To have been but few
hours in tbs water. Verdict death by drowning
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AccIDENT.-Henry Thompson, lad IA
years Of age residing al a Huberst run over by
horse and wagon in Wsshngtonst on THURSDAY eyenog
and ba " injured He conveyed to his residence by
the police Of the Fihh Ward.
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BURNED TO DEATH.-An inquest was
Yesterday held at No 8Abngdon-squTe the body OF
Jobp Nsrshan child wears OF age. whose de th was
cansed by burns appears that the mother OF the deceas-
left him for short time, and durng her aosance
from the room re obtained box friction matches. one OF
which he igred the flames communicated TO his clothes
ard before discovered he deadtuy burned and died
yesterday morning. Verdict accordingly
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.More Eiira)rdnarg Wes Epeeisd by
4. NJ. VEAL, ". d., Shreveport, La.

SuREyIrogr. La, jul, =, 1850
This is to errliv that my wife la, been Of.
h.c.rd with The dyspepsia for great many
years, II great part Ut which tame her disease
MAS so violent ,he became cinaelat.d To such
degree tina, she rcstnbl,d II lenp skeleton, if
sucl, could lee possible. Sr took nearly all
the medicine, recommended III her disease
I'LL there wa. no sense ~ u. wa, then I'D.
,i-cd by friend IN Pc, her under the treatment
Of nr. A. VI. Veal. who soon restored her 10
perfect health. A. The Doctor says. believe
there ia something peculiar to himself IN
his mode Of pree,icc; for at the rae my
" lie improved under his treatment, was enough
10 a-loupd the m"sI skepimal, and now aag
to he afflicted, that believe IN many instance.
that prejudice stand. ni"rc ~ the way of their
recovery Than the fsurabi'iiy Of their d,sea-c..
Such i, the experience ri DR.. Veal ,rca'men;
and such the result. Neither he nor his re'ur-
dies need any cneomum from me; III. Kill III
the one and The efficacy Of the other ATE too
we'll knoNn for that; but n ielow.ir-llog tor
the sufferer. induced me To take up the peu
and to them is dedicated the imperfect com
municallon uf WI. Do>p.
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~ AT ,. j. 0lx2 7M337 n
| Z ~ ~ skhneshs ikal 1877 ~ =, =.
n Avssss q ssswlt
eafuesss suumehsuos oelnsses, eea1,u
syrsp; tssa 1tasswa se~bss reisps ss.irjs ~
sugar; sspseiss pwlyvsisrd snrse,: nswArs,l
H.: bssaeop lUaf ~; E*rli.h dairy, p,ss-srpls
and wssfvrn riswse; superior (;,,skcn, 6.,sv
! and ws~sssn batter; sugas ~usrd hasa~ Av,c.t
veHison haM~ fse~h leaf lard: ~ description.
u lea, Wig ~, son, Imperial, Po,pci.onx. i,s~k
and Oamp"wd~s; Extra article Of lS.uis;sn.
fsaiiy soap; Nrrrn sud altar eanilrs: al kind.
VI peklss-(s~Fkms, prrsIiilo mixed d..
A l. s. ~,
A Ans sssostnsent Of Enpii.h imported
pickles. such ~, chew, chow, walnut, onion.
and prksllc.
Also splendd lot and assortment Of pre.
s<ssss-g'rx-r, cisr"n. and figs IN druns; r.is.
'''H, English rnl~s, eurrsn,., rFunlw srrs eur.
ran, ana strawberry jrllics; peaches preserved
IN their own juice;
Aprc"ts p~ars, and prunes preserved in their
own juice;
i."bs'crs In "ans; also picked ffvsh ssr.
dimes;
No. Mackevel In kits and barrels:
Also Salmon in kits; dried herring, superior
quality;
Ca"dics--lsrgc lot;
First quality cigArs; common do; Cuba
siSrs;
Inss tart. acid nalsra,us; pearl starch box.
~, do.
Al kinds OF Havornr--rppcr sauce;
Fine arlicl- chewing Tobacco:
Winter strained and lard OIL, cider vinegar;
Pirllrd pigs feet buckets;
IL 'n Lrn buck aheHt
SnOn rniur.~ g1grf. and cinnamon;
Ct-iee. and laic, ,pnr-
.,h snd Nlnc,ha .uull
NDuesief.hu. .sure-ani many olho, sf:i'
clc- iNu Numerous 10 ntnrUu.
u, Subscriber respectfully spiwtis n shnfe
of patronage. and invites those wishing 10 pur-
CHASE To call and cyam,uc his stock. ~ lie i.
determined I" sell low fer cash. believing thai
"a ainble sApene, i, better than slow shiI
ling
no vii J. !. GALLAGHER.
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Cssnsv Court rsssstainr y EM1ts; = 49,
fiss, ftavwsvy IN. leSs.
NOT1cE il kr~hy stssa ~. Ja!asn -
~ Thpmp-.n, sAsratst, ~ klintr.A A
1kenn..e. rxrcasris, II ~ Isss viii ~ its-
,aasss q John r. nssnpssn, AesvsseA, havs
elsd ~ accounts with ~ ~ sseAle ~
6mal ssssIsWrrt, and thss In ~ asvesnsa ~
r. os,srI q The nest TERM NJ said eSuss, ~ y
held IN ~ fos .sid county, ~ ,h~ NJ As"'
az In Nsywh r~A,, fns examinations sSd sllsw'
sps~. wis~n s.d where oil p~vsens 'stssvs,sd u
H. - estate may attend and soassss them, Y
shsy thlst psss:s.
~ se1Ds n ~ tnsst.
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Cards Of all kinds. Show Hills. Hand Kills.
Horse Bills, Bill Heads. Notes Of Hand,
Receipts. Funeral 1ick~t,. Election Tich.
cts. Circulars, blanks Of every description.
Orders from dstnncc will receive prompt
attention.
They keep on hand Blanks for District
Clerks sud Justices of the Pence.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
I'M the lsrh day If January. 1881, letters 81
J administration Dr. bonms nm "n ilse estate
Of r~hr swanson. dcveascd. were granted io
the undersigned BY III. county scuri pertaining
to The estates Of deceased person. tor the
county Of Harrison IN the State IT Teas.
Al t~rson., therefor, having ciI'ms against
said estate, asc hereby notified to psrren' Them
wnhin the time psr-crbd by law. duly anthem.
,icaled, aud those indebted to SAID estate, viii
pleasc usskc immediate payment.
JAMES NJ. SWANSON. Adm'r.
February -. 1881. u 81
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NeM firm.

THE c"partucrship hcr-t"icrc existing
in this town, under the firm If Ward 4
Wilson is this day dissolved by limitation.
Having renewed the SANE by ass"c'ating
with US Mr.. o. W. \nion. our h"u { will
in future be conducted under the name aud
.t,lc Of Ward. Wilson - Co.
Being thankful Inr the liberal patronage
extended t.. the old firm, our highest nn,bi.
,ion shall he, by as,idui,y, industry, aud
close attention 10 business to merit tho
same in future.
WARD, WILSON, 4 Co.
January lst 1851. 2htf
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Stca mser New l.atenu.

THIS new and splendid boat.
~ SaoSEK, Captain, viii run f~zo.
A1Ass larry throughout ,he business sen
.oi, between .sp,rsen, Pos. Cadio, and <-w
Orleans. touching ut all intermediate landings
She has been built expressly for TIL. trade, and
for safety, aud the character If her nccou,nods.
tons, canno, be- surpassed by my boat on the
river, Her espin i. large and con'Inodioas 'd
neatly fitted up. 1t is intended size shall =
binc speed. safety, and comfort.
Ikc, -. 1880. no rs n
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COVE ONE. CONE AL!
La sd TOR sale.

OAnn AtktS OF Yer, superior l.uud. in
AVDV Pamela county, 100 acres Of wh'eh IL
rem bottom land. abo,. overflow. There Is un
the land n never failing stream Of water. winch
would be we'll sdapi,d 10 machinery. !, would
t,e a most eligible site for Saw ai,d Girls, Mil.
Timber On The land; Oak, Pine and Cypress.
There is aleu-. eighty ceres Of cleared land
thereon, with liour and other improvements
Location healthy, and at a convenient distance
from both the Red River and Sabiu~ navigation
Title uudcnabc. Terms reasonable
Apply I" WA, u. BklSIOW.
.3-if Marshall
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SAxAit SLApK.
G,dai,n Tn. Fin. Dec. 20, 1916

(;ldsi-n to.. Fla. Dec 20, ls+9.
This may certify that have been subject I"
III, SEX head ache far fifteen years, greater
part of wh,ch time ! WAS so, able to attend t"
my usual business. Having taken 80 murh
medicine without, any benefit, had almost Dis.
paired Of relief Though, =. the la., fe-"r:, !
app,ri to Hr A. w. Veal, who, IN i,~ weeks.
.h.ctu,ll, cured me. AMOS NEWTON
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This may certify that have been dangerous
IL aiB,e.-d with the gravel for number u'
years. and have tried all tie usual rcn'd'-> re-
commended IN .ucn eases without .iving nv
ANY ,,l,f ! then applied 10 DR.. A. w. Veal
who e.i.e.ually cured ME.
SAxAm SLApK.
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Ipssuv CO., F,t-isary. 1891.
certify that ] held the watch, and .aw Jas.
i'-al,rs mill (h"aghi Of J. \. Alcsand-f) sr''"t
u bu.hei Ut corn III u minutes. 1t u, .dr good
meal JOHN /. EARLY.
February Is, 1851. VI May
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Harrison CO, Itras. Jan Q, 1881.
This is to certify that am using one II J.
y. Ai.yandrrs 30 san ci's, and am Well
pleased wnh it, performance. IN noting aud
cleaning the COTTON /, eerssnly i. extraordinary
JAS. WELLS.
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49, NAmL. AFvIaGATs, Captain, ~"
eo,nasenre with tbs opening ~ I'M
DA rivss. end run s~gulssly between
Otiasns, NAvxrs~', Part Cs|d', and
psss, tes~hins a III intermediate landings
saalinve In tks sswtit ~ a.mx ~ the waller
pesmsit. Bl,e l.sa b~sn fitted ap expressly
be ,rsdr, and fps durability. safety, ''''a'.
and sh~ attention of her otlr~Fs css MT
srpsaaed. Il i. intended that everything
krs shall b ssh ~ 10 iss'ts ssss"s..
=, "a. iaaa 1ef
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Iry Geeds, Lreceslrs ard hardware.
SHKEvEpURT N1VkE

V>IiE undersigned are constantly receiving
i al their establishment in shreveport, is~.i,
from The northern CITIES, and from, Nrw Orivans
the most superior Articles VI Dry G",~ia
Clothing and Hardware, a. we'll ~ = ch".cs
assortment pf Groceries. Their store will
always b. found full And their stocks entire, Nv
TINT purchasers may meet with = ready accom-.
mediation in the above lines
They would recommend those coming Ia
Shreveport 10 purchase goods, TO give them .
call before purchasing elsewhere, satisfied thu,
the. viii give satisfaction as 10 quality aud
prices. =. l. b. JACOBS.
" We will pay cash, or trade for Cotton
nj ieliries. 23-6m