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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

SilNf Il BURNSIDE, cash d~slers
". il every description Of Fine v stei<s,
S-A .isu,iry. and Fancy Goods having en-.
tered into partnership in the Wat,h @akiag I'D
lcwelry bu-.nr-s. p, the old -ia,d Of S.Issy L
Woods. corner Of Tesa. and Market .trre,s.
Shreveport, ia., take pleasure 'e announcing 10
'h.tI numerous friends that tnv,r supply Of
goods ., complete. embracing every vsr.ety 81
Watches, eiocA-, ieaelfy, aud fancy goods,
ladies and gents gold aud silver hunting ard
open faced watches, gold and silver ,Lsmblrs.
Iade-' and gents hne guard aud fob chains.
bracelets. h.cKlaee-. gold rcnSil- and ,old r4n.
in gold and -ilser handle., gold and .'l,,, .r.c.
tscls-. grrn1n silver do, music boxes ,,,,,ae.
ou.. fiuiina-, silver and she'll ,i-i,t,, r.,1
ca-es. great Variety of ladies std gen. b,,,.,
pms fagrr rings. bosom, collar and -l.e,, Inv.
tons. ladies cllI pms, iine supply Of s.nt.'
gold guard. HHd fob kew, .is guards, ;rssao's..
iamp-, mantle ofnareni., canes. fancy wo,s
hnNr-. french globe mantle clocks. mlrins le,.,
clock. Sc Sc Watches, clocks. aud Jeweiry
# rscr, description repaired al -hor aotic-,
Al good watches WARRANTED one year from cate
ot repairing.
We afe also prepared TO manufacture ievelry
n a'l t.ua-. having in eur employ NJ. " at-en.
.ttp ef Mrmphi-, whose tame ls dey oled entire.
D. ta HAT hr.urh Of business
oar terms are positively cash. from his data
SiL\i q 1t INSIDE.
April 3. ls52 nie-lv.
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re the Voters Of Harrison County.

Ia, the surveyor OF Harrison county IS at
ksru, absent ON important business at
n.tin. aud the labor- Of the office ueees
ID of ny power to VISIT the different
kftions Of the county. Ia see aud converse
b. the peopl-. uuless were to neglect
du,y. hope. therefore, my claims
be duly considered. b, my lellow-c'li
IL. ! have hrtu for cou.ldrtah time
E,ased i, III. office, aud. as i, well known.
ronversant with rs duties As tar as
! capicii, l. CONCERNED, l ieave l"r oih.
tn d..trr,niuc hsi ! uAN say this much,
!, Il. Il, ,iected perform 1t, dsll"s with Ia.
! >tiy. aud to tue be-, nj my 1h.Hlv.
IilO> NEATli,
.Juig Q. 1872
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

\, the Voters II ne Srrh Jndiciai District
n hc %tHe u I,ras.
business Of an important and
Inrrion- nature compclIcd me To visit New
fl,an- duriug The pat mouth where was
I, aio,d los sr,.r. aud dangcrou, Illness,
n iricn ION ht- deprived me OF the PRIV.
\, s,ni pleasure al Participating ~ tie pcnd-
canvas, Tor the oiiicc oi Distract Attorney
tia. Judicial District ! am therefore com.
he'd To- withdraw my name from before the
k, ,aI. "a, a can ijile tor that office
FL, tho,c Kind friend, whose parlaldirs
!. :. n1,l,. me fl,nrably known to ia. people
IJtl.rrnt porli"n, oi The dslr'et, ! her, by
,,rt my most grateful achh"w led smcnl..
am, very respectfully,
SAM'L. +. MDStlEi.
4 .f,r.on. Texas, luly -, 1892
Pihr newspapers of ih's district viii oblige
b, publishing the above.
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p 0klC SPEAKING.

The candidates tor District Attorney in the
Z IA Judicial Dis rct will address the citizens
III, following places, va:
In Harrison Comfy
Port Caddo, on MONDAY the 10th.
"A J Brghiaell's, on Tne'diy the eth
1,,k-on. Mills, on "Wednesday 'ir 18th.
I'M Iack'- ON I thursday the 29fh
lCapt Wilder, on Friday the 3oth
Marshall. on Saturday the 3l>i.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

Orthograpl, Reading, Wiring. sc, $40 &c
Arithmetic, Grogmphy, English Gram
mar. Ar, II B,
First ie-,ou- IN Algebra, Natural Phil
o.urby cle ~ 0C
liighct .lHihemaiic> Latin, Greek, &c 20 o.
Incidental Expenses, 81
The ucNt session Of hi, Institution vii
rcflmcre- on the ht-t Nouday ~ Ausi-t en
.uiug, and clo-, with ih, current year Sta.
dcul, wtll be ctr.cd tuition t,on the time 81
entrance 10 the close Of The session, and uo
reduction made uul,,, IN ra,e of prolrActed
sickness.
J. \. SIMPSON, Secrciarv
July Il, 1852 3 st
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"o"d' Iron, and Rrav Turning SHOP,
fihh Block South Of the couuhun.y
I'VE would inform our friend and the pub.
W lt We are carrying uu the abnvc hu~ta, -,
~ all IL branches. aud are iitt,d up ior dung
any Kind Of Iuruny. either un Etuinr. NH.
OF Cabinet work. We are prep red To- receive
order, for any Kind OF furailurr and mt nd
keeping o. hand an assortment Of Bcdst.ads,
Tables, CHAIR. sc
beng experienced workmen, we NAV safely
promise our work to be vel fitted up und
neal, executed
All orders promptly attended to, and fur.
ntnrc tc,tiv repaired
Bimrd BAH, returned and Patterns mad.
20 order NM HILBERT a son
Jul, 3 1852 n-Gl
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Course Of study. and Charges per Sci
sion Twcnty Weeks

sioh' ~ShtI
PRIMARY DtrARrMENr.-Drlhogr
Reading, aud Whiting per -c,>luu If
iit, months, $40 90
SrcoNn IrSiog CLASS Elementary les
son, ~ Arithmetic, Grammar Gro-
graphy, Natural Philosophy, Phi>i-
olpsy, and History sl4 so
fiRsr JuNioR tLAss -Eng-h Gram
mar, Typography, Arithmetic coniin-
ued, Natural Philosophy, Wait. on
the Mind, Botany, Geology, Ny ihol
thology. and HISTORY. SIS 90
MIDDLE Class Chcmt,try, Rhetoric,
logic. Moral Seicncc, Mental Pm
lo-ophy, Evidences OF Christianity
Political and Domestic Economy
Astronomy, AZ" IRA, Ancient and
Modern Languages commenced. $40 90
SESioH CLASS Ancient and Modern
Languages completed, Gcumrtry
Trgouumctry, aud areslcW utturm-
,r -tudlrs S3j 90
Composition throughout the course,
extra incidental .Npeu-. iuf pupil
per session 81 90
Dravjng and Painting ,fch $40 90
f.mhfod,ry and V IA ork, each B 90
Instrumental MUSIC. $50 90
sc Of Plane extra >. 90
Tuition payable at the end pf each session
Pupils wll be charged irem the time of .u
trance, anti th. rlo>r of the session D.due
to ., made for prnirletcd sickness.
july 10. 1882. u9g It.
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DIR. l.. n. OORpu1l.EY,
MARSHALL UNIVERSITY,

INiiS Institution, located III the town of
Marshall, HARRISON county, Texas, d, under
the direction Of the following
FACU lily.
l. Pftrir, \. VI. Prs,,i NJ and Professor n
ApceW IaHeregss
JAMES +. NuliaN>oy, \ H. Professor II
mathematics and NanHdi fAtosojAH
------ ---- Pracipal II Prcparaiory
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

WIN NLh LANDLORD
a TAE sule,- .n,A hatmr t,lrn ''e
I above boa.r, formerly f,pi us $ "
LIZ Mallory. WiH eenit.a. L. .
ert.f'armr 1he bn'a tC, stc u re,r.s
rt iAarau.t frpuuHs $50 f', OVATION. erd no
inof ar expense Wlt b. -p.r,a io pui tlsai ia
ihr SER, oe.. osd,, iof the accommodation I, {
tae public.
lie ha. had much experience asa Hold keep.
-. aud ~l.l give hi> n.i,i uul,rng attention 10
the iiop.s. \utr bat honest aud polite ser
saol- Nils he kppi shpni the house.
PrghS's Wi known Litery Ns6l,, is con
neetva NTH ili> HoHss.
The OLD patrons Of the Planters Hotel. au8
'he pahlic generally, are respectfully insised q
vail aud ~ the nes admin s.ralios.
VI NDnltt X IALnnII
7 : The Z :, Mail Stage Ofiss = taAtAx
The VI sntrr'- Hotel ~
February ~. 1888 ssa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

EFiiR> OF Administration H. 'oqus NON
- we're granted to the uud-r-igu' ca the
estate II Thoma. d Davenport decea,ed, by
the count, court VI lisfr.au county. pe'lHin'ng
io the c-lste. ,i decrasrd p.r-nr., on the SON
day IT March, \ u 1884 Al persons, there.
tore. having claims against the siid estate. are
hereby notified 4" pee>eut thcm 10 me, daily
authenticated, vihn the i,iae prescribed By
law and those indebied to the SAME VII
please make immediate payment to the m
dersigned
r {, CLARK.
July 4. 1854 -
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Administration Notice.

I ETrEkS If Administration were gran.
II ted to the uuder-'ened on lhcc.iH'c
Of Richard Saudrr-, deceased, hy The com.
Is court Of llrn-on county rer'unlny io
the c.iaic> Of deceased f. r.on-, ON the 3l.'
DIV of NaS. \ d 1852 Al pet-o There
ifrr. having claims 'gaiu-i the -Hd estate. nrc
h'rchy notified to pr sc't them 10 r'r, duly
aujh,ujicat,d within the time prr.cfi5rd hv
law. aud tbn,c md,btd to the same Wi
please make immediate payment 10 thc under
siguel.
ALEXANDER SANDERS
July Z. 1859 lot
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q &. ] q o. u d co,


ND 1IAvT ia.i e-,ahii. shed iiarn-
E.SsjA selves IN Marshall. Tex,
L&-A1 and intend carrying on the
sfddl.ry business in all is branches They
will keep on hand larg" amour, Of stock
ard work made up in the hest manner, ,sh'c
they olicr on accommodating terms, sud vii
be- prepared 10 h.l al orders with which thrl
maY be- favored.
Persons living in the county, or in the int
rior, will find TINS house such a one a. thri
have long desired, ~ ,uel an outlay has beer
made A. Viii enable the proprietor, to be con
tented with small profits.
Every person waiting anything In the sod
dl,-y hoe. land saddlrr- .u the inierio-.) Ar,
ln,ited To- call and examine cur stock 500
prices Our motto j., Lave and let i,e,' 40,
ar have no doubt Of bong able 10 render AT
i-fBttion.
Mr. J. NJ. Bailey is our authorized ageu, it
Marshall.
Ir Don't forget our house, between Ward
Wilson s Co, store and lindson & lIaul'i',
Marshall and on Tr,t- street s.gn Of tie
Golden Saddle Shreveport l,26iy
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M.sONlC FEMALE INSTITUTE.

Vie tNrcutN, H0afd % N.uIgrI-, appolnt.
ed by Marshall l.udgc No -. auuounee To-
The public that thr bth session of Oh, Institute
vii commence on the First Noudat ti Au.
gust under the charge of the fa,ully ot
Teachers, tow
Rev Tho . NitsoN. President
Mrs EMNA " 5oNfuFY. ics Principal
Ms. ELizA RuRruN, Primarp DspdrfArHf
MIS-, AgABELLA JtNSEIr JuNt, .Hnse pmno
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24
CHA IiON.
" J Blrcker. administrator dc bonus ron
of the estate ut J. ". swanson.
ArrLtcArIoN poR ,pisrRfBurtoN.


Coanfg of Harrison
County Cocu pertaining 10 the Estates Of drcra .rd
persons aai Guaniiau.
10 ne heriF II said county, GREETING
WHEREAS William ] Blocker Admins.
w traitor Of the estate Of Jeukin W Swan.
son, deceased. ha- dIcd his application fnr the
partition and di.'rihG'io0 Of the property Of
,nid estate; aud whereas u appears thai Ur.
tina " W and, wife Of joseph T. Ward, ON" If
the Distribute. oi said estate is nonresident
of the state uf Texas,
Th.~c are the rrtpf. to command Won 10 cii"
ihc sand Martha " Naid and Ter husband
Joseph T. Nari. b, publication 90 ihi- ro'ire.
~ re- urcd hy llV. 10 be- end appetr at the
ncNt term Of .aid curt. 10 h, held at the court
hou.. in the toVn Of Marshall. IN HARRISON
county, or tie h~t Moudas. ~ Jul, b.
1882. u being the 18th dN thereof, 10 show
'au-c 4 ANY TIN, have ~ can. Why the said
partition ard dl,'rl' ron should not be- made.
~, PRAYED for in .5ii application
,,.,..., llr'cin fail not. and due return
.XHN: maxi Of This pre- ePi and th" uan-
:EM: u.r go ahi,l you mAA have eye.
SZ, cutrd the same. Gwen under INV
hand aud the seal Of SAID court,
ihi- 2aIh DAY al June. 1852
l,ste: l.. {. BE Wiley, {. {. {.
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

AN Ui\INTRA TiD\ NDiItI.
I ETTERS of administration d. b1nas anH
II were granted 10 the uuder-isued. On tie
estate of jesse Edwards, Decreased, hy the
county court of Harrison county pertaining Ia
the estates of deceased p r-ou~. ON the - h
lnns, lat, \ u, 1891 AL persons, therefore,
having ct nm- aga,n>, the sad nsta,r are hereby
n.ihed to nrr-.ut them 10 me. duly aulheHi'-
Gated, within the ter. pre-, fbed LN law and
,tas- ud btrd to- tue same vii please make
immediate p.Nmen, to the undersigned
WILLIAM u COBB
July 10 1852 ~ 81
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ISSUED June %. 1852
T. &. BE,zLry. G. =. {.
By ]. +. ilnr,is. d. {.

Received in office June %, 1859, and handed
10 the Editor ci the rcSa, Republican samc
day for publication
:. X. PEERl, Sheriff II. {.
JulN 3 NJ Il
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SIDUiLNt Ai1ULLN 'i'
IN or aIi sud, auG dr-etriiou-, 81 d
tIMA los pf-e FIR cab, at thr house Of
bEltER ~ co.
NeH door q nard. I|sson. u 10.
Marshall. .luu" 2B. 1852 - ~
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County Cocu pertaining 10 the Estates Of decrease
persons agi Guaullan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-03
BOARD OF ASSISTANTS.

THE EIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD.
In the Board of Assistant Aldermen last evening Asst
AID MABBATr moved that the preamble and resolutions
concerning the Eighth Avenue Railroad be taken up and
passed Notwithstanding the objections Of his Honor the
Mayor. Mr.. Mabbatt stated that he made this motion
for the purpose getting this subject before the Board
He should vote against the motion himself.
Asst Aid. BARKER seconded the motion.
Asst. Aid. WELLS moved to lay Asst. Aid Mabbatts
motion the table.
Asst Aid ]. w. Brown said he did not consider the
paper properly before the Board The question said he
has arisen to whether Aid. Compton had the right
to act Mayor at the time he signed the Eighth Ave-
ordinance and pending the decision Of that ques-
ton he did not deem it competent for this Board to take
any action on the question now before the Board.
The motion to lay upon the table prevailed but
subsequently reconsdered and lost The motion was
then renewed to take up and pass the preamble and
lutons notwithstanding the veto Of the Mayor This
ton prevailed motion to reconsider the last
then nut and lost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-03

This sum 70 about - large ths Sub Treasury ever
contained ct ns time The Secretary Of the Treasury
will soon reduce It, A. soon ~ tho Appropriation But
passes several millions win be drawn out and distributed
Forty years ago. Ill the banks In tho United States had
not 80 much specie ON hand Il held In the different
depositories Of the federal government.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of merchandse exported from this port during tho
week ending tho Slst Of July inclusive distinguishing
the destination and extent Of shipments to each place
COMMERCE OF THE PonT or New YoRK-WrEKLr ExroRrs
LONDON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-03

AZ usual the coinage of double eagles compose the
bulk Of the business Of the mint Out Of aggregate OF
50 Cl2 500 go double eagles coined to the value Of
S4llseo If the object is to show the great capacity Of
the Philadelphia mint it is doubtless accomplished; but
for the convenience Of the public 1t would be well enough
put force upon the coinage OF eagles and half
quarter eagles During the first seven months of1Sj2
the increase in deposits greater than the increase in
conssc compared with the corresponding period in 1851
The Assistant Treasurer Of tho United States in Pha
1eFhia reports BALANCE "a hand the 3st Of July,
Si5yofVo Is~ceipts during the month for customs,
P4tSo CO. post Office, sos 133 62 miscellaneous, $780,
go Total rocoiptg S41 Sol y; payments S504 33 So
Te United states Treasurer gives the annexed state
ueni Of The amounts at he several dcpoito-rs hs
er,dlt subject to draft on tie 10Th day ofJuy 1852
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-03

SWIM oh manu- aug L, 1907 S3Sl Z54 g6Jj
RECEIPTS PRODUCE
By NORTH RIVER BoATs.-15048 bbls. -four 76 do
ashes G bbls whiskey Al provisions; % 900 bushels
wheat 10 0l0 do OATS 1897 do corn 1000 sides Ica-
ther, and 1853 bales wool -
Br ERir RAILRoAp.-1 goo sides leather; 375 bale.
OF wool, and 200 pkgs butter.
packages butter. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-03

rrcViousiy In july, 1907. 49S4T03
Total for the month of July, 1852. 27s sos
The official returns may vary slightly from this aggre-
gate but the total expectations for the month will be loss
than seven millions Of dollars In July. 1852 the value
OF exports So of which ITO was specie
During the month, this year the shipments Of specie
smouped to only $29 400 showing falling of in that
item Of $30S2 GIL The exports of merchandise in July
1851, amounted to $3,474535 and in July 1852 about
$40O00C0. This is altogether favorable exhibit
placing our export trade upon much better basis The
movements during the past month in breadsufs have
been unusually large but for which the aggregate value
of exports would have been most limited Cotton has
not gone forward very rapidly. This is usually dull
time for shipping cotton 1t being about the Of the
old crop, and tho commencement of the new. In smau
articles about the usual variety and quantity has been
exported principally to South America Central Ameriea
and the West indies The movement the great staple
products of the country affect the value OF exports
way or the other, than all others put together
Since writing the above have the annexed
official statement of exports from this port during the
month Of July 1852 1t will be that the aggregate
does not vary materially from account
COMMERCE PoRr OF New YoRK-Exronrs In
July, 1852
Foreign Merchandise
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EDWARD SANFORD, Clerk
The Debates In the Common Council.

ouR SPECIAL REPORT.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
~ INC absence Of the President, Alderman Compton,
naes i etnrteyant of6ciated as chairman by the
% @ consent Of the Board large amount Of bu-
no, we,,a uanacted the members being more intent
s3on,o d, ~ ,nan speaking. Among the resolutions
h. ~" ns presented by the Committee Salaries,
cser - . WIN rtport petition from the Re.
temporary clrk, 90 four monlbs ~ 'is him In tIe
~ VIZ business e III department The com
!'htNa s's''Q Y 'As te.1n for lacf cryices Is two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-03

THE New PLANET.-NATIoNAL OBSERVATORY.
July IS 1852 SIR The new planet discovered by Hind
OF Mr. Bishops Observatory Regents Park on the aiQht
Of the oath June last observed here last night by
Mr. J. Ferguson with the 1ar micrometer Of the large
equatorial
The planet 10 Of the (o-1o) magnitude. II makes the
eighteenth in the family Of Asteroids That Il known TO
exist between Mars and Jupiter
Respectfully. NJ MAURY,
s..sC Navy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-03

ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF CLoUGH, THE MURDERER :
Clough, the murderer OF Mr. Manchester, at Fail River
made attempt to escape fro the watch house In that
place, on Thursday evening BY packing two locks he
managed TO get into the watchmens room who were al
the time absent but onheir return they heard Clourh
and with the assistance Of officer secured him lie
was properly roned and taken TO the jail at Taunton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-03

Nearly half of the aggregate specie. In July
1901 about twothi Of the aggregate specie It
appears by the above table that the shipments of
chahse were distributed to much greater extent than
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-14

a Wis d'ELECIION. --Mairie de la Nouvelle-
sas, "a P 'ssb
,,d rnER Philip
Jazz As'''
4 G.
To J. s as nsssnSss Aunss
e9 as Eoa e ssss VIM 0n's'n
f !.
sess
sIxIEsiE Do
Hawthorn c.J Young, W Aula ?. Wilson, =,
Ct pSydras Walton ssasa T. Bailey
HUIT,EsE Cont,
plsisa silva, Ell l. u S Harris. '"
Asssf Y Ia s. p.a,
entire Levee ct Charities A. Michel Jos Dabuc,
ssss ; r.
BSoH R;ss. a 4 s.. A.
Orleans connl saire;I saraparu, whitman langs
TREIzlEaiE peps az lIIspl,al.
sne sHa1on e Gins mssn
ssiI 4 ;
s,, ,a,.
s HsS His As es
DX-sEPT1EME Ehart, Lac Pont-
chartrain Dart j. B. EArhdar oNei.
| Gremers-J. Myers John jacobs. 4s.l7El
DX-HUTTIEME PRECINCT Case Pompe de In ConpAgne
Phoenix No Mandsylls Ame daapsrd
DeBuys. D. Hernandez,
DIXNEUvIEME PRECINCT Depot cbefnin Cola
du Mexique CemmisaGreL Piarce, l.. CrA NJ H. Breen
| Grefers-AH Durros, nj. Baron. IN AS " "A 15sl
VINGTEAfE PREcNCT-Cae Gsrs encoiznuye
Caacnlvo .CemmssacsP BolsfontniHs G. O. Danbet j.,
c4,u
Congress LevAe Commissares
| A. Barron Grefiers-S. Whiting, v. Sheldon.
II Ls Polls etfsvies heures
~ retous detection devont ars as
/ la loi. A. d. CR0SSMAN Marie.
N B.Les Commissioners et les Geaers equia
bureau Mare plus possible pour Il
1 yala =
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j. @. Morgan,

EXCHANGE PLACE, ADJOINING TIE PosT-oFFrCE.
POPULAR BOOKS.
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WILHELM MEIsTER's APPRENTICESHIP AND TRAVELS from,
the German Of Gohe-By Carlyle. New Edition. Revised
CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY.
KNAPPS CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY: or Chemistry Applied to the
Arts and Manuhures3 vols. Volume Three
on the production OF Sugar from Sugar Cane with Plate of
ner's Cane Press
THE MICROSCOPE. Ks
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and Particular Metalurgicsl Operations
THIRTY YEARS WITH THE INDIAN TRIBES.
PERSONAL MEMOIRS OF A RESIDENCE OF THIRTY YEARS
WITH THE INDIAN TRIBEs-By Henry R. schoolcrat.
iel4 2t9pltW - / O. MORGAN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-14

DEcIprpLy MoRAl.~-An exchange says moral improve
ment is now pleasantly evident We saw father scol
hs SON. yesterday for the tribe Of trying to pick
mans pocket
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-14

PopuLAR Miscellaneous BooKs.--We would refer our
citizens to the catalogue Of popular miscellaneous books
70 found OF the book and cheap publication establish
ment Of j. G. Morgan, Exchange Place, adjoining the
Posofce His supply of late and interesting books is
extensive and varied
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-14

From THE PLAiNs.-The steamer Clara arrived at st.
Lous from Independence on the 9Th inst bringing down
Judge Watts Of the Supreme Court Of New Mexico and
Mr.. Hubble, merchant Of Santa Fe These gentleman
lately In but they bring Mexican news additional
to that brought by the mail which reached Independence
the 9th ut In crossing the Plains Aubrys train
was met, getting along finely.
The Union says We glad to state that the
of the sickness and mortality among his without
foundation
The accounts however received from other Sources
dscouragng in the extreme The expedition started by
Warner Hughes has been extremely unfortunate. This
firm had sent out freight and also passenger train
The cholera had made its appearance among the men
Of the former train who conveying goods to Salt
Lake, and morning ten attacked with violent
symptoms end before night six Of them died This so
greatly dshearened the balance that the majority Of the
company abandoned the trip and returned to the settle
ments. The passenger train was more fortunate. The
people who have went with it bound for California,
and enjoying good health at the latest adyices.
IT seems that in many instances the cattle in crossing
the plains have been suddenly attacked with disease
which in the Of very few hours has invariably
proved fatal Many Of the trains have in this manner
/ suffered severely. a.59 ME- ylt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-14

THE rssrssrrpI RfyERThe st. Louis Union Of the 5th
inst says the river falling from ST. Joseph to the mouth
and that there is scant three and half feet water on