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jan 13-IViA!om Rely TIE Mayor and Cooperation If
the City of N0 Iork-Tns case, which has occupied the
court for nearly three days concluded on Monday
and fealed verdict returned yesterday for the plaintiff
for 1926 IL action 70 recover damages for acct
dent to plaintiffs horse, by negligent blasting ofrocks
on the 18th September, 1850 while plaintiff drivisg
towards the city, the Iloor,ngdale road between
Seventy first and Seventy second streets with his family
and children. An explosion occurred, without notice
having been given and rock thrown against
Plaintiffs horse and carriage The horse was injured In
the head sides and toreleg appeared that the Com
missioner OF Repairs and supref employed contractor
named John quinn, 20 execute work on Seventy frst
street pursuant TO resolution Of the Corporation passed
July 9TH. 1850, directing country road TO lie opened be-
tween Eighth and Ninth The defence was that
Quinn employed his worRmen, and that the Corpora.
ton had nothing 20 do with their employment. II
contended by plaintiffs counsel, hat the defendants
were liable for the negligence 81 The contractor the
workmen employed by him because in the first place.
the work done the property Of the Corporation
Sec0nd-tkst il executed under the supervision Of
the agent Of the Corporation; and thrdthat they
lected their aeen the Commissioner Of Repairs and
Supplies lns:egd Of the Commissioner of Streets.
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institution would receive bette, conduct than had been
exhibited. lHeer) II the names were published, in
would only have twenty nest year Yesou.on to this
effect Was moved and seconded but nega.ived upon
division
M CAnaoll assembled the platform, and paid tribute
to the memory Of the late Mr. Philip Hone who
influential supporter Of their institution. He was
nected with the Library from the first day Of s concep
ton to the close Of his life and he cherished for il the
highest Interest and regard and the members Of the lib
rsry owed great obligation to hs influential efforts on
their behalf He moved that the Board Of Directors be
requested to erect tablet TO his memory (Applause
The molten having been seconded,
Mr. d. r. AyrLEToS moved amen dment the efe ct
Of which wss 10 take Of the hands Of the Board Of
Directors the management OF the matter and to form
committee among themselves and receive subscriptions
for the proposed purpose which. having teen seconded,
was ultimately carried.
A long discussion hen took place, On proposition,
20 take The tense Of Tie members 20 the removal OF
the locality q The ltrasy and resolution 70 tina. effect
was offered together with amendment BY Mr.. Baly,
that il snoule lie on the table vhicb, upon division,
carried.
The remainder o. tie meeting occupied with the
discussion o various matters q unin:eeelg nature
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THE wKATAKR--THE OBSTRUCTION OF rHR FERRIES
OF TIE EAsT RIVER ALARMING sTATE OF TIE ICE.
The cold has greatly increased for the last two days.
the thermometer st O'Clock yesterday morning being
only 10 above zero and the same hour this morning.
atls. Yesterday and ast night the ferry boats Of the
South ferry and Hamilton ferry were very much
by the lee and could not make their regular
trEe, sometimes being delayed for even an hour. But
this morning the clips completely frozen on both
SIDES that there was no passage TO be made for an hour
TWO me two Hamilton avenue boats and Two OF the
South ferry boats were completely fastened in the ce
and could not move and all having passengers on board
The Union was the only boat free and she TO the
rescue taking al the passengers off, but she had TO land
them AZ Fulton ferry Since then all the have been
liberated but IL was necessary to let the Croon water
run from the pipes into he slips to assist u breaking up
the ice The bay almost solid sheet Of ice this
morning. Persons On the Brooklyn side 10 state
Of The creates; alarm they could not get to their
business IN New York and the lady Passengers in the
ferry boats we've completely terrified
FEr Ices 81 Lrr Yesterday morning about half
part ocleck re discovered in the house No Is
Morris street between West and Washington streets
The house j. three stories high the first floor being
grocery and liquor store owned by Patrick Ftzsmons
and the ,,cort and third being occupied By several
como upper story where the most people were
gegsted together In the fret moment Of the alarm and
confusion several Of the inmates jumped out Of The vim
dows and sustained very and fatal uree; while,
by circumstance or other two children we're e in
back room on the third story and burnt 20 death
rhe Two upper stories almost completely destroyed
by the fire. and also the sore sustained d.
mage. There the spo. the fire companies Nos 3,
H. Is 20 "a and others by whose exertioue the
FIRE was brought under. The following the
names ot the .wo burnt children Anna Perry sod ELI
satcth Perry, one four months and he other eight
years 81 age daughters OF Phillip Perry r6ey
dsfgured that ID almost impossitie TO recognize
them. The following are the names Of the persons who
Jumped oui oithe windowe and who IN consequences Of
the injuries they received sent TO the Hospital -
Mrs. Perry, with child both Of whom very much
hurt ty the fall Sarah Crosby whose spine s supposed
70 he fractured and who s not expected 20 live cd
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In amost every stage Of the proceedings are 90
Gus and fsgrant 10 constitute sufficient pripaa
fcce basis for investigation Of the charge OF cor
rupton made information and belief in the COM
psnants BILL and for continuing the injunction granted
by Judge King, 81 lesst until the result Of such nvss
gation can be known, Snd until the whole Law OF the
case be fully discussed and considered the FINAL
ing upon the entire pleadngs and proofs
.9iel r. .4ne<rsos and another rersus The Mayor
and Corporation Of the City u N.io York This action Is
TO back money paid into the state Comptroers
Office for the REDEMPTION of property cold under assess
msp.. G. Ogden for plaintiff. and III. T.. Davies for
defendant This argued by counsel yesterday,
and win be continued to- day.
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MHIInc iftNlIss

TlE StrsN.HG So rurENlE, Captain Foster, arrived
yesterday morning from chsreston By her We have
ceiyed fun hes q Charleston papers to the 10th inst
We are also indebted q the Charleston CouTir FOR late
New Orleans Mobile Nashville and Jacksonville papers
TYR srrANsHp FLORIDA, CAPT Lyon, arrived on Tues.
day morning in 70 hours, from Savannah We are in
dsbted 70 Mr. Cuver the obsins purser for papers 10
the 10th in advance Ok the usual tardy Southern mail
LAvvcHEr-At Bath, sth inst, ~ William r. Bruce &
Cos AR z! Sls tons called the Lizzie Loud owned by
MT Edwin Pe-tsr q Bos,en snd TIE tgiis-s sn4 in.
,.ni's ftE y Cyts i.rss.,
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Fcl1eIsal Fntelll0ence.

DrporIAY,c Mrr-rra ~ MorLE- "A meeting Of the
democracy Of Mobile Ala vas held in that city on the
50 inst me President assuming the chair, read IN
pemotratio ststs Convention, which eEansted from
s snS sna hsn
these only ezpec ted 70 participate in the meeting
Who willing TO cot bono de in response 70 the call
wEch Issued fo Montgomery according TO its true ill.,
RESOLUTION VS. then Introduced by John T. Taylor,
Eco naming certain rersons ae candidates. for delegates
e. The Baltimore Convention.
Before this resolution was put. Percy Walker Esq ,
and introduced se7es or resou ions prefsced by
preamble, q substitute, beginning thus: The
fouthorp rights men OF the city and county Of Mobile
after series OF uno.oken riumphs employ this as
tt:nG occasion &c renew their declaration OF principles
ard 10 declare he- opinions 20 the course proper 70
he Tarsued N the next Residential election" &c. On
Ills an animated discussion arose Mr. Walker also 10
trodIced se.CnG resolution, which in substance,
that viii vote fox ticket for President and Wee PFC
b. -apey. Jehn NJ perrien. Dickinson raulding King,
jefferson Davis, Marcy, Clngnar QuicmaD, Butler, Dali
lhs, Onion -rsasda,e, and o.1ers
NJ. Ctanole. ote.et, 10 substitute. resolution 20
The eee. thai The democrats present viii vote fer any
ena whe may be q minated by tie Baltimore canven-
ticy .
Before any acton had upon this re.olu.ien the
Chairman &-oe, sud declared tina. he would no longer
a.; &c chairman and lss his The Chairman ard Z
minority Ct tie meeting then retired TO the Sheriff 8
ttee, and organized With the officer, and passed
reetutors sGthori Ing the chairman to appoint twenty
county Of bile in the State Convention II also
resolved, Iha: tie democratic party Q. Mobile county
who not friendly 70 the Interests Of the SOUTH and
20 tie meeting ended.
"A mes.ns q he Mckinley Club, held in the town 3:
ney A,l The 9th alt pressed the confidence
Of the meeting N Messrs Buchanan, King, Walker,
Nary and Iickipson ether Of whom rsgar LED az
fute e!sone Tor tie nomination for Presidency ~ the
next Baltimore Convention.
s-4-E CovvEv-toS Iv NoRr5 CAROLINA The wing
sate Convention IN North Carolina viii probably
n f.ale.eb On me fourth Monday Of April next.
no ut ~ live rer
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Superior Court-Part Secoud.

Before Hop. Judge puer.
Jas - The Gaze of Peter u, Muller against Emo Ma.
honey 90. s still This Court will NEE. at IL
4 NJ this day.
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Army Intelligence.
MscY g. W. fstten has been ordered to proceed to San
Gieqo il command ef detachment Of men, who
cat account Of the Indian hosttes in that quarter.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-20
NEW ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS.


IJORATIO D. HEWITT, (successor 20
Tyler & Hewitt PIANO roRrE AND MUSIC
DEALER. 80 Camp street, New Orleans. Has
always on hand one Of The la'ges, agd most
complete selections Of Piano ioTies In the
southern country, oil Of which are guaranteed
a, good and perfect instruments. Agents l2f
tho sale Of A. STupART g. Co.'S New oiN
Pianos.
These piarps are celebrated for fue quality
Of tone purene-s Of sound, and for neat aul
beautiful finish 81 exterior workmanship, ana
SIRE considered by the profess on, and competent
Judges, To- be- she finest Piano. made 10 'hc
United States ParleularaitentonI s requested
to their splendid S,rpentine pattern. wita Pt'h
KEYS. wimrh is considered oac nt tlr ilest now
made.
HALLErr. DAVIS CO.. celebrated Go-Tes
piAsos. 6, 1t. "a, ard : octave ieeoid Ii4ho
Fores, from lhe factory 81 F.e'c' CO.,
Paris ai-o Pmuino-, Semi-Gfsnd and nt'a1
Pianos from the same house,
Old Pignos taken IN exchauge and part p7!-
meui.
GUITARS. from The house Of Hall & Son,
Spanish ard French patterns, sc' Nloin-, 20
larre qnanuus- Neodeon~, Scmplines, o.
ean4, Flute. laroncll,-. Bfa-, Instruments
OF al kinds, Nlohacelps, BanJos, strings tor
40 Instruments. and musical merchandise 81 all
descriptions, wholesale aHd retail.
Sheet MUS, Of al kI1d.-musir reecIgcd
from the North by even steamer, as suon e.
published church Books Instruction Boots.
d.
Particular attention Is called to tie large and
extensive selection Of Accordeou- .ud l,uuna-,
ahleh B. The mo-l complete and perfect seller
ton Of these beautiful instruments ever offered
~ the southern market
All orders from the country faithfully and
prompt, attended 10. AlDrral discount made
o. Teachers and to Scminsne-.
HUkAIIO u iiEN
80 Camp 81, New Orleans.
-. D.. ,sa9 tVIt2
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q RAJ. mholosaie and retail Grocer,
II H-.nirF and Forcardng Merchant,
tnmU street, opposite steamboat landing.
st'vyei re-. la VIII give street attention to all
hu-ife rnirustcd ,n his care.
tnnt y on naud Larry" and well selected
stock Of pnla,iun and family groceries, which
rf' uiis red chsap ior cass--amnng which, are
.ue.r- to4s, fish, pork lard. OTIS coticr~. choco-
.l.. Fl.. beet, butter, ifells, candles, salt,
.sivs on, cheese, hyfup- mola-se- soaps,
un- tsms, nee, hardware, tobacco cigars.
g.adeis. hot, lead, Starch Sc
The highest price pad Tor cotton, hid"s, pei
tncs aHu neeswax.
Srar are invited to give me call and
examine for themselves
" Orders for the surrounding country care
fully and promptly attended TO.
Nav |. 1892. ~ II
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Nos. ) and : Camp ST., 3 doors from "a
Ner orleans.
TnE undersigned desirs,
pcetiuliy 10 inform the pGbE
~ v they can always find at hi. "
More, choice and large assortment of n
Fories, a, very reasonable prices, and on ~
modailng terms.
Among them are Pluano for,cs made
old and celebrated manufacturers, T G
& Co. Of Boston, of rlch tone ASA Nnl
beautifully IN rosewood black walnut M
hogany, with IRON frames, made IN ut
substantial and workmanlikc mauncr
the Justly celebrated .fohaa Piano II
which, for sweetness of tone, have nol
equallcd They are peculiarly suited .
country, IS the Loian does no, require =
for years.
The New provcmeut.i n'Pianof
the patent 'ibrajae Urerdridgf, Is SIS
safe at the same establishment This inifa
meut give. peculiar iirnncss and brilllsa
the treble, adds TO the durability and,ts
of the Piano, and renders it capable, Of nd
ing much longer IN tune than those Ia o'sa
use.
W TN is Agent for Henri Hcr.' eelrsr
Grand Pianos and pianno. made IN Pam.
power and sweetness Of tone, they sisre Il
cmiaou.
TIE poics C0mpourd ANat hDicni, J. IA
x Co.'S Paris Pianos, and instruments lfsa
the best manufactures, constantly reena
and for sale on liberal terms.
Second Hand P,asos ioNale, from y
1 I'D tul .ut rs
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The, have moss in store, 81 pairs ct w.ee'~'
with ron aNle, aud shafts Of to ineheT'
and 20 pairs 81 TO nctes.
A,s,-NIX WAGONS, complete, with
iron a,letrecs. pre- $40 each. Two pairs 1l
Timber Wheels, with screws, 9, feet high !
inches tread
They take orders for all kind. of Wagon
work. and deliver them ON plantation al man
u.aetural rr.ccs
Also-A large assortment of H'Rp-
WARE. for plantation use, Nft 'h'lh~'
wrought and cut nails, Hunts Axes, socket
SPADES. long handle -huvcls aud spadc~, hoes
IL ,lf sind. cane knives, hook and plate hinges,
rrindstonc~. common and scotch collars, Manil-
Ia and tarrcd Rope, cros--rul, PIT and mn
.aW. files Of 40 kinds. iron blocks, with :
iarh .hca,c~, large assortment of English and
American tar ron, iron 9Nle-, with boxes
.prrm. vla'c snd 'iuscrd oils spirits Of Tur-
pepfue, puts, window q SIS. ald palpls Of nlI
kitd. HOGAN 4 IUkEAIp,
corner tustom-house and i.efee,
Jan l., 1882. '3h2e-ly
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NEW ORLEANS...Cs,lin,
IMMENSE STOCK or CLUTu,xs
AloN. 80 Worth or TnsAA.M

fff nTI11&f. ATf
AIrRrD MijNkOE A. CnM
u NOR. No "a Magazine ,,,..
90, e@"ssa.
a. ,o,,d ;,Co,,n o,r f,;.,a.
IL. IN general. Inn, our ure-cn, .,a an NJ
'y,,:. U.,;.i;C
''"'s' 'ooas, a. 4
is unequalled in extent and beauty h,
any other establishment in the un,ss
70 b. convinced Of this statement, i
necessary to call and examine. Gu, =.
sales are brought abou, by the ,.r,
being known. that the prices We pi.,
goods is uniformly low, aud the On
earh article is guaranteed what II j. r,po
ed to be. Perfect satisfaction is VIA, :
al IN dealing WIN our customers.
Al our eio."'"s ".a""'ae'ured at =
adjustment 70. AL pfo"u"ay, Nes
under the l'h'i.u'''e suPe''''''huene.
OF our hsni, VINO spares no pains in u
the most des'rab'e s','es OF e""ds.
the fullest ,onhden'e OF being abb |,
satisfaction that We invite all who M,
want of articles III our line TO call snt :
ine our assortment -,
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New Orlean, agricultural Warehouse,

Farasr Mfrastae onl Poydr1r ST. Nes O.isa4s
c0MFHfstsG 1904 hs-oHTNFNf ~
4 GRlCULItRAL and Hofncglfardt I'M
y yirmsas, uactmes. &c, from the most
approved manufacturers, Sou'll North aud
West, embracing great variety 81 Panets
adapted 10 southern anl western culture ,
among which are the celebrated Rug-lc-,
Nuuf,e, Mason & Co.'S makc, OF Eagle, Eagle
Improved, self sharpening. sdrhll, subsod aud
Flukc or double mould plough- Hal and
Sp.cfs Peacock piough-, cast and wrought
moulds KINGS Cary rlougl-, PLAIN and ca
tended bar, Ltng-ion's ky. ploughs, har-
rows, culhealor.. cultiator harrow,, cotton
sweeps, cotton >crnper-, tanning mill. cora
shelters. corn md cob ctushers, straw, hay and
corn stalk rultrr, OK shotcl, oS yeke~ gram
thrisht -. corn mills cotton glu~, hor-e poWrfs,
corn planters. seed sewers, band drills buk
mills field and garden rollers, cotton presses,
agricultural furnaces, root pullcfS. ci liudfcal
aud thermometer churHS, garden engines, hort
ieulturtl tool chests, gram cradles and ~efihes
bramhe and grass scyihe~, bush and bramble
hooks axes, hoes. shulcl-. ~pHde>, mIttoeks
plk axes. Scoyii,' improved east steel hoes
OK, log and trace chains halter chains. cattle
ties. harrow and culiitalor teeth, hay and gar
d rakcs, garden hoes pflung, grass and
hedge shears pruning SAWS and chi-cls, vine
scissors. flower hulcer-, grating ehlsel~ pruu-
ing ard budding knives garden sases, trucks,
O. Warmers patent force pump, cast-lron
screw Pipe, Tor gas steam, water, ~, garden
and canal harfows, cart wagon and timber
wheels.
Co'cman'- patent undulatofy mills with
French burr stones.
Also. guano, plaster, rock salt, Sc &c
Agricultural ard horticultural books eod
publications.
az Ofders viii De executed s4teyery article
wanted bt planters GEO " Sl/ER,
CORNER Of Magazine and poydra- -t-.
Jan L., lsJ4 Njn21 ~
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CREENWoOp d NORRIS, Commissio

,,rr-t,,,. <o 90 Camp street. New Or.
loan. A..,''. Ca, T. r TAyLon's Premium
r,s", t','.
+ r. r,.for & Go proprie,ors Of the Co.
L,,.L,. C,tt,p Gan Mandatory. hatethe sat
i.,t,., b.. ,,.ro,,,a,. b, tl,f.r n.iron~ srd the
,l',,t,., ..,,,.+,n, tlro,,b.ut he cotton. nrou.
ln., ,,.,.+, ,t.,, 't5r, ARE prcparrd To supply
an, p,,mLer et their .,lsbrq'.4 Premium GINS.
Wbe,r ,brsr Gin. have been once used 1t
would he deemed unnecessary for the manu-
facturer- to .ny word in their favor as they
feel confident ihc machines have been brought
Il, .ush rr,trtitnn tbpt their superior perform
.I..,.. ,.-..,,.r.usp IA all
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xrW ORLEAN S.-.CeEtisuee.


W. RAW L3ss. r.
n.WLlNS. DUNCAN s. Co, Coiior rae,
w., and Commission Merchants, No. 's
Carondele, Street, New Orleans II
prr,v ro---James Y. Collier, Colonel Z. H.
Cooper. W $. Sanders }. F. kose1 ~. tpbn
Joseph w. TAYLOR, HARRISON county W. N
IS. Aassie. j. J. Holloway husk count! ''
Trawirk, jefferson.
We will furnish Baggine, Rope, ana r'1n.
,ation supplies TO Planters Shipping W wv
above house. yyv
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4 DlRop.

0s~00'
Lookd down the solemn moon
r,non The .po,, where primly Law
A f..t.d. ..r,inr coon.
And many a manly. eoonly tear
Fall o,s, .ha, vIaee Of death;
fhs~ cramm'd that coon vi h wcndrous thing
.rs hottie in his breath,
Tae,w.ke W. whip-. your fife. and flutes
a,.lk, nm th,, same old tune.
vn s.b,sh unnumhe,, coon. have died.
a., ,s.. ,ou, ay;,g coo,,
49,. ,.a..a,t,t ,oo, shout.
aasy sAs3s Asaess q ~" ana 'ea'he's'
AKA ED i 10 hzs @roe
sr.ey rfrp'1 ham w. tne, ,srk ! him down,
s4ss, s,..s....l - ia ..,-.,..
49, IN
apps se"'f'A''ffS F" '4 @
flsd b.e~ hia ap fiih siea'a
3D.. reass vhigs give DER g.. ecrk,
,eut manrnall l-g.. rt.on
as,se '@sr ds,ef,.l s,e.. p,,s..
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Ol,AW Farmer hin.

I q EVERETT, {. {. Galloway, and X.
~ IS Dixon, Attorneys nj Law
AZ lr,f. Galloway 4 Dixon. Gilmer, Up.
shur coufty; J. {. Everett Marshall, Harrison
County esas.
IAtr3 = BlhLAtk. Notary Puhhc
~ Hr ence ten miles west OF Marshall
h county, Teyas,
lH.t ID, 1882.
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HOUSE tKNlSiiiNG STpR T. .
Il CAMP STREET NEW ORLEANS
WILMA, GLASS aud Earhcnware, Silver
y Spoons, FORKS, Ladies, &c; Plated ta.-
tors, Caudlr-ucks, Nhier-, takc-Ba-kets.
Spoon-, Forks, sc Brdonn'a Tea,ets.
Pitchers, 'tn-, Cups, Sc. iin Narr y grn-
crda-~orlmcpl, iAood- War Tub Buckets,
l,roums Baskets, sc. Brushes Finu-, Dust
ing, scrubs, Whhc~a,h. Sc. Castings Pots,
TeasctllcS. Grddles &c. Japapn4g. War.
err. Buckets, Boxes. tW'erg. Knives and
Forks, OF all descriptions and qualities. Bra,'
and iroa. Tenders, Andirou- Shovel, aud
Tong-. Lamps: Ofcycry description. Coot.
,ng N,orcs: The celebrated Republic Stove
In short, every article required To furnish a
house, (cXrcp, cabinet furniture and dry goods,
beng the most extensive assortment ia any one
store IN the city
~ Goods for The county packed with extra
care,
Jan. TO- 1889. v3n3s-ly
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~ GElGEk a. 90, are now manu-
featuring some Of the finest saddles
~ ever offered for sale in the State
They can be obtained cheap for cash, at the sign
Of the Golden saddle, Texas street, opposite
the market, Shreveport, or at the branch Of,
their house in Marshall
fl p ltsG uli-'f
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- Orleans, B-car m crtrg tarisiy ~ Wa
Papers. iyhahtrt iHicirs, tdrpeing, itu1
and Iabie Oi t'otbs, Dc Every article usual
g 10 bee found ~ a General House FURNISHING
Store can bc had at No 10 Camp street. wher
those wishing 10 purchase, ARE respectfully 90
vtcd 20 call and examine the stock and prices
New Orleans. Jan u, 1862. tJn29-6m.
I WRIGHT y co. ISL Charities stree
81. New Orleans, Whoi.saie and kciad Agent
for nearly ali the Genuine Popular Medicine
and Special Agents for Daley Magical Pan
Extractor, " ,ncrs Canadian Ncfmlfugc Di
Sherman- Medicines, 5. =. ToNu,cnd'- ant
John Bulls Su.apariia. Ac &c, ior the Soutl
aud West " Druggists supplied at propr''
tors prices.
Jan, II. 1889 V3n3H-lf.
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yrU OILTiSS--.Co1iinued.


THE subscribers being The
Se1 sole Agents for me sale OF Ia
SeN-> Maysyiile (ky) re, GHS'
% no rr-T1raied manufactures OF Han ana
H,lieng.r. have iu store large assortment OF
heir cast and wrought ron Pioughs, Nh'h
,b.y o,lrr nj manufacturers prices
,oE mr.. u-rough,.iron Ploughs, With
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EVANS. GREGG. & KEY.


NFFICE. No 1873 Graylcr street, Ne" We
l lean. t. cures Cancers, Scaldhead, Nhi'e
Sy.fips sores and Ulcers. OF every drscfif
ton. july lFl -" >
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5ah AEnsTHnsa THoIAs II ftrNEB.
4 AttSrkDNI & firNEk, Attorneys a.
n L1H, Henderson, kusk county, Texas,
AI.I nf zee IN the coinlieS of kusk, Pamela,
UPS i. smith. and Cherokee, and ~ the Su-
pfeu .ai Federal Courts, at Tyler,
81 - 1882 y3-ui7
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-20
uOardil,. House.

Conner II Poyta ami tamp Streets.
MRS GRANT would call the attention If
vi gentlemen and families visiting the city
to her house It is situated in tie vicinity Of
the most business streets And -he would a.
sure those w,o may call upon her, that every
care will bee gwen 20 ensure their quiet and
comfort, Her house is -picou- aud Vel fitted
up, and her table is well supplied with the ya-
rietes Of the market.
~ Entrance 81 Poydras, or ! Of Camp street,
opposite the American Theatre.
Jan II, 1852 ,3na9-ly,