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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

~ We republish the following
ce tifc te which appeared in our "a
per on Wednesday, with others from
Mr.. Joshua Beal, in rec renee to the
controversy between lin and Mr.. A
Liv;son. This certificate is republish-
ed for the reason that the word hered-
itary, occurred in the place Of the word
Redh;bitory. The certificate now
reads-"A full garan'ee against ali
Redhibitory vices or defects"
do hereby certify that on the 9TH day OF
April. 1853. 4. Levison, E-q.. sold neerD
girl named Cornelia TO Joshua Zeal, Esq.
which sale was passed b.f're me in M,
official capacity with a full guarantee agains'
all redhibitory vices or defects.
PA WALKER, Notary Public.
Baton Rouge, It'll June 1873.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10
Die0.

On Friday morning. I'd Inst. at Bladen
Springs, Ala. John r.. LAYET, in the
40th year Of his sgs.- .Picaysne sth inst.
1t pains us to spread the above i,t.li-
cence before cur readers. Col. lAyET
leaves many wan personal friends and
'elatives in this city-where he spent the
largest number Of his days. He has ways
been al active energetic and useful menu
her Of the omnsuni,y-served several
sessions as Chief Clerk VI the Hnnse OF
Representatives and more recently as chief
Clerk in the Auditors Office III his res.
pective stations. as well a. in private life,
from his afible and corteos department he
won the esteem and friendship Of all who
knew him.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

~ Persons desireing the very
bes. Dry Goods to b. had in this city,
should call on phillips. at the corn
er Of Lafayette and Church streets.
Hi, is truely the fashionable Bazarr
Of Fancy Dry Goods. 1t is matter
Of economy to purchace O. him, for
you may rely on bis word,-what be
saws with regard to his stock is SO.
The article be sells you, is the article
you purchase and will not on clost ex.
amiJation turn out to be something
elAet
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10
An Important Question.

The General Presbyterian Assem-
bly, now sitting at Philadelphia, after
six days warm debate, with the ther-
mometer at 974 in the shade have
settled, the Theological Western Pres
byterian Seminary at Danville, KY
A contemporary says it is fair to Pc
sumo that Danville, in the course OF
seven Centuries, will become as grea
a place, in the great West as Prince
Ton is in the great East. After the
matter was finally settled by the six
days debate, "a special motion was
adopted, to acknowledge the hand o
God, in the happy decision, and ask
his blessing upon the happy enter
prise-which was done by the Moder-
ator."
At the same time this was being
done, a place called Brokenbridgeville
in East Tennessee, was Offering up
thanks" for the happy termination Of
the question by fixing the location q
the Theological Western Seminary at
Prokenbridgeville, which intelligence
it seems came over the Telegraph 20
that place. = is is one of the multi
plying errors and absurdities Of the
Telegraph, and is of itself sufficient to
present the Telegraph Companies be.
fore the serious consideration of the
public as nuisance" In this con-
nection may we, with all due differ.
ence to the opinions Of mankind-ask
what has theology to do with educa.
ton 2" Or in other words what has
the dogmas Of any particular sect to
do with general intelligence We
must confess that with our short sigh
ted visions we cannot see. We do
not pretend to say that the ministry
should not he educated-this is moi
now what there is struggle for, the
contention is for power and supremacy
and there is at present a war brewing
which, when the battle is over, will
decide what sect shall stand on the
platform, and manage the salty valve
of this powerful engine.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10
The REmARKABLE TRAVELLER, MAD

The REMARKABLE TRAVELLER, MAD
DINE PrEIrFER.-A private letter from
he remarkablcr, Mime Pfeitfer, dated
Surabuya, December IL, 1852 furn-
ished to the London Athennum, men
tons that she Travelled through the
greater part OF Sumatra, had returned
10 Java and was about to depart FOL
he Molucca Islands, with the ultimate
object of reaching New Guinea and
exploring the interior Of that country
which has never been visited by any
European.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

Table-moving is the topic Of the
day in Paris as well as in Germany
The Constitutional relates an exper-
iment made by Messrs. Emile Angler,
the dramatist, Baroche, Guessard, and
Rizza-bey. upon an ordinary hat,
which revolved rapidly under the
hands Of the operators. The phenon-
enon was rep aied twenty times, to
sa'isfy incredulous friends, AMI always
successfully. These gentleman re.
marked that By changing the position
Of their fingers, the hat could be made
% turn TO the right or If, which led
hem 10 infer the acton of a magnetic
current They also noticed, that if u
person not in the circle, laid his band
apon the shoulder Of any one Of the
operators. the hat instantly stopped,
and Immediately recommended its
movements when the hand was with
drawn.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

~t)HV 9. WIRE, Corner Of Canal
AL cnartres streets, New Orleans, i the
only authorized Agent for this paper u that
city. any business with this paper can be
traasa :tei Through hiL and his receipts be
subscriptions, advertisements. &C., will for
valid.
~. B. PALMER, the American News
paper Agent. is the authorized aeeM for this
paper in the cities Of Boston, New York, and
Philadelphia. and is duly empowered to take
advertise nents All subscriptions at the rate
required by ~ His receipts wiiihe regarded
- payments. His Offices are BosroN, Scol-
lays Buildings; Nsw Yoax. Tribune Bail
dings; PHiLADsLPRIA, N. w. corner Third
anI Chesnue streets.
% Dur term, for announcing candidates
will be SO for State, and s. for Parish
officer The m ,ney must always accom-
pany the announcement, or il will not be
inserted.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

EFM Mr.. CHARLES L. HALL, former
" Of the firm Of Hall & Piper, has just
returned from the North and the West
with a very large stock Of furniture
He has taken the stand on the conner
of Lafayette and Church streets, OPP
posite the Harvey House-where he
will open and be ready for visitors in
q few DAYS.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

E-In the year 1855 the ancient
comet which has caused so much con
sternation at different periods Of the
worlds history should again visit the So
lar system. Its period Of revolution is
about 800 years, and according to the
figures of Astronomers it should have
returned for the sixth time since the
Christian Era in 1s4S; but it did not
and it is looked for, by the learned in
1856. In the reign Of the Emperor
Trajan, A. D. 90, the first record of this
cratic trav eller, was noted, it appear.
ed again in 392, $50, 975, 1864 and
the last time in 1926 when it is said
to have been the cause OF the abdica-
ton Of the Emperor Charles Y.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

H vanzandt and Shawney con-
vict.d some time since of the murder
of some Indians on the Plains were to
have been hung at St. Louis on the
LIST inst, but on that day dispatch
was received from Washington sus-
pending the execution until the 22d
Of July.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10
The session of the Massachusetts

The session of the Massachusetts,
Legislature closed on the 25th ult., the
nav roll amounting TO about 100000
In the Senate the bills relating TO the
speed of trains over, railroad brid ges
and crossing Of railroads in Summervill
were defeated, and en- amendment to
the liquor law failed to reach its final
stage.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

GIVE notice that our neighbor
at the corner Of Third and Laurel sts.-
has blocked up the side walk with a
fresh supply Of Family Groceries
the most prominent feature in the
blockade, is very heavy stock Of new
Flour, Just received and for sale by
Thos. Prendergast.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

NWa are under oe6geipas =
NJ. w. 8. P1xR, for city papers Of the
9Th inst. This is twensy-:our hours
ahead Of the mail. On Thursday
morning d handful Of old letters were
received at our Post office, and It was
circulated around town that q mail
had arrived; but this was untrue
We would say to our city cotempor-
aries that it il worse than useless to
send their daily paper BY mail, they all
reach together with the Weekly, about
once week.
We are shamefully neglected oflate
and would suggest that the Govern
ment does not allow the New Orleans
Post master money enough to get thu
proper number of clerke, that an in
dividual subscription will be p from
ised for the purpose in this vacinity.
The WORLD's END.-lt is the con
viction Of a very intelligent and per.
fectly sane Philosopher, who visits our
sanctum occasionally, that the world is
getting ready for its end" Never
before was this part Of it 50 completely
stewed up with the melting sunbeams
and the earth SO perfectly void ofthe
liquid gases necessary to keep it TO-
gether. The deepest wells are going
dry, and the ST 9 It's are taking up like
chat and blown away in dust clouds.
The Mississiyp floats la"guidly along
as though it were tired Of running
AMI the Catfish, and shrimps have
quit biting for the reason tina. the wa.
Ter has become so thick, and melted
lead-like, that they can t open their
mouths. "R0astin-eerS" need no
roasting. the sun has baked the corn-
fields brown. Is it not therefore
fair presumption that our philosophic
friend is right We think so-aach
moment brings us nearer the hour
when the lighted match will be appleid
and the whole fabric desolvc like a
vision. The only salvation is in a
''Slamander safe apply to Isaac
Bridge & Co.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

rA lady who was in the habit Of
spending a large portion Of her time
in the society Of her neighbors, hap.
pened one day to be taken i'll, and
sent her husband in great haste for .
physician. The husband ran a few
rods. but soon returned, exclaiming,
my dear where shall l fid you
when | get back ?"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

~It appears by the U. S. Treas
urer's statement that the net amour
in the several repositories, subject t.
draft on the 23d ult., was S20,350.26
%. In this city, the Assistant Traasu-
rer 1920. Ill, and the Branch Mint hao
S971,l27 16. A transfer Of $780,
900 had been ordered to the Assistant
Treasurer h-re.-Pic0yune
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

rMr. H. T. Waddill has been
appointed one of the directors Of the
La. institution for the Deaf the Dumb
and the Blind, in place C Joseph
Bernard resigned.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

~Tle Governor has appointed
WI Hubs, A. ". Bell aud John 4.
McHlge, Notaries Public for East
Baton Rouge.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

The Philadelphia papers announce
the failure Of a house in that city en-.
yaged in SPECULATION in clover seed.
The amount involved is set down as
high as half a million of dollars, but
the Ledger til nks this account is cor,-
siderably in excess Of the real loss.
The parties aimed at the CONTROL OF
the market. Their large purchases
Of seed induced shipment from the in
terior to an extent they were unable
to purchase. and the consequences was
fall in the price and failure Of the
house.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

SpAIN.-The Spanish Minister OF
the Interior has issued a circular to
tie Governors Of the provinces, begin
ing thus:
The authorities of Barcelona have
recently surprised. in house Of the
village of Garcia, thirteen individuals
dressed in a singular manner. tn If
faces, too being masked, and carrying
about them, emhlems and mysterious
symbols, which betrayed the existence
ia secret society The Governors are
instruct d to practice the utmost vigil
ance in regard to all suspicious stran.
gers and revolutionary zealots; 10 fer
ret out and break mp all suspicious
associations, &c. The thirteen indi-
viduals seized at Garcia were found to
be Of French or Italian extraction"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

SGENE IN AN OmNlBus.--Fat
,coman scith fat 6aby-Must get
in. French genfIe1xan--Impos-
siblc, Madame To the driver,)
You full? Driver.-Yo,'re fool
yourself Squeedgs in there.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

David Fender, popping the qnes-
lion" in a letter. concluded thus
And should you say yes. dear Mary,
l will truly be your d. Fender"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

70 The corner stone Of the new
Catholic Church of St Theresa was
laid in Philidelphia on the the 29th
ulto.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

DWe are authorised to announre
CHAS. +. GRENEAUX. as a candidate
Tor the Office Of State Treasurer subject to
the decesion Of COM ention.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

o. Here majesty the Queen o
Eeng and was "a years old on th'
24th ult.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

! The riesynass eorTsep0adoe
At Nv York rays:
The anniversary d Tho General
Pre- byferian Assembly Is now being
held in Buffalo. The aaNembly year-
day and toby have hen engaged
in the discussion ofthe slavery ques-
ZION. Much excitement is manifested
ii the debates on both sides, and
while the Southern members deSire
all further agitation Of the subject t
cease. those from the North energeti-
cally insist upon . settlement # the
question q once. The Southern del
ega.es are equally resolute IN their de-
mands, and unless they are complied
with. aid their established rights snd
privilege let 4lone. they will be com
PEELED to secede entirely and form All
independent organization.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

EOUND.-On Thursday last black
! lace veil in = brown rarer parcel on
Church street. The owner can have the
same by paying for this advertisement
June oth.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

Of which there were two cases
yellow fever and two OF sun. stroke.
Number remaining under treat
ment. ..439
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10
nR. G. ADAMS having perminep

nK. g.. ADAMS having pertinent.
- ~ located in Batcp Rouge offers his
professional sefvices TO the citizens aid sur
ro'niingcoun'ry in the various branches Of
his profession.
He NAV be found at the Harvey House
or VIM: Bogeps Drug Store on Iafayetts
street. June til.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

= H-On Wednesday. Judge W. B.
Robinsonsof the 9Th District Court
passed sentence on the two white men
convicted of stealing horses from W.
Cline of this city a short time since.
Pierre Philip was sentenced for 5 and
II. Be,mot for 8 years. On returning
with them to the Jail after the sentence,
one Of the prisoners escaped and ran
some distance, but was soon apprehen-
ded by Second Lieutenant Odom.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

L1rB1e's CHEAEsrRY.-The press Of
Peterson, Philadelphia has just issued
the complete works Of Justice Liebig
On animal and vegetable Chemistry.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

SEeuR Us. CKESsHAw.-Judge Rob
inson gave his decision in this case
yesterday morning, Thursday the 9th
inst.,) judgement in favor Of the
Plaintiff, and Defendent ordered to
surrender, and pay all costs Of suit. -
This decision was not unanticipated.
Crenshaw, we learn will take all ap-
heal to the Supreme Court.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

CHARITY HospITAL.-The. follow
owing is the Report Of this Institution
tor the week ending the 18th instant:
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10
Aew AopertIscm ents.
Hat and Can Store.

THE undersigned respectfully informs
l. his friend and the public eerc's'lv.
hat he has optneds HAT and CAP STORE
where h. has ju ,-rei, ed t'esb .,o' X.
consisting in part Of MEN and soy's fine
silk, Pesr. Cassimers. Angolas. Russia
Beavers. Rush. Mexican, Black and Pearl
Cassimers Moteioe>, Pari.. Leghorns. Rut-
and. PIan'e.s, Csmperchy and California
Hats, &C., &C. Call aud examine them.
A N. 30 ,TH
In the store Of Quiggius' Lafayette
street. june 10 ly.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

HOUSE to Ren.-A good DWELL
IA ing house. ~ Business stand It The
corne Of Third ard Florida streets. En-
quire at this Office or to
june 6 i053.tf. A. SHAW.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28

Va. & and Camp ST., Jdoors rom >'"""''
Ner Orleans.
Tug undersigned desires res
e. pee,fuliy to inform me Pu'', ,, .na,
110V5 ,hey can always find nj his M ,ls
S,oy,. A choice and large assortment oil F'aHo
Fc,,.s. A, ,ery reasonable prices, aud On accom-
modst,nr terms. -,u,. A..
A,,cnr them are piuano For'es made By the
old sd celebrated manufacturers L. uhpcf,
!. re- of Bo-ton. of rich tone. and hnshea
l..,,i,,,lly In rosewood. black walnut, ana ma
hoy,uy. With iron frsm-s. made IA Tue 'hos'
substantial and workmanlike manner ALSO
~. iu.,lv celebrated .Eol,an Piano fer'e''
..hicl for sweetness of tone, have mol pe.h
coualed. They ARE peculiarly suited 10 'he
eouutry, a. the .EoIian does not require tuning
for years. en-. r..
The New Improvementln 'Piano or,e'
the ratrn. Vibrating Ntyrsrdgs. - also i"t
.alr at the same establishment Ihs 'niiN"'e-
,,cni gives pecnlmr hrmness and hr,i'Rrfy \.
Inc ire h'e, adds 10 the durability and s"'ns'u
of the Piano. and renders II capable.oi remain
i'm, much longer in tame than thosel ORDINARY
use. Ill
W,T'.W Agent for Henri Neri, cechra,e'
Grand Pianos and piauincs made IN Pans fo'
power and sweetness OF tone, they stand pre-
eminent. =,
nh Dolce Compound AGaehmen',J. fei'ey
g. Co.'S Paris Pianos, and instruments from all
The best u,anuiaelorie-, constantly RECEIVING
and for sale on liberal terms.
Seeo,a}. Hand P,aaos for sale, from $50 to
s2o0 each ard taken in part paymrn, Iof ne"
Pianos.
Pianos, Repaired, Tuned, Rented and Ap-
praised ,.,
Cc,learfs Welodcnr -IhIs beautiful toned
Wind. Instrumenli for llagc Churrhcs. Lodge"
Serenadug Parties. ard the private practise o
Orrauists possesses o sweet and powerful tone
Il portable, (weighiug % pcunds,) and ollefe'
at $50 each,
d Orders or guitars. violins, sio'oncello'
clnrionets, flutes nageol IS, strings. ard music
merchandise of d VIII te promptly
r,ecu,ea a, ..l.r.. d. .-es. Bands supple,
with h- .-.ta.DH. ,and music
Jim. ..lt. lie action, on hand anc
na.i. BID. ..I.. ,uil the taste OF purchasers.
auI. ne largcs. catalogue ~ the South
fn scs is an accumulation OF over iwcril
years. IN 1t are many old and beautiful piece
/ out of print
/ Neie Music received by every arrival from
/ the North, aud by the Foreign sieanYbiP-
Spanish songs, dances. wali2es, &c.-a rsSpla
s0py., Original music published c,cry We.
M he s,orc--ua,yc compositions solicited
Music. bound copied, and afYnged 'Snhscrlp
lions received for the Nf5sage Bird N3roef
Musical Times, aud the HaHimore DIN. Il.
addressing the undersigned, catalogues Of ma
sic wiii be seat to any part OF ihe ADJOINING
siatos.
Dec. |. 1851. WIN. +. MAYO.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28

The following is another instance Of the as
touishing eusrs, which, Samuel Reynolds, Can
Ger Dsctor is eiIccting. Il those who are al
ficied with this drvadiui disease tos any that
are enumerated aboys,) will call upon El'n, be
will satisfy them from the testimony OF per-
sons Of the first responsibility, with whom ihey
can converse, that he can and does do, aIi that
he promises. lie has cared several cases that
have been given up by the most eminent rrae..
ttioners in The country, and in short period
Of time. Iiis treatment Is mild and gentle.
No one should continue to suffer when relief
IL No close a, hand
NEW OgIrANs, December II, 1889.
sIsar Sh Permit me 90 express 10 you my
warm thanks for the great benefit received
from your treatment, ard TO say 20 you that |
am now entirely we'll. Agi, ~ Il is case,
which should add to your growing reputation,
| think ii but jus, that the facts should be COM
niunlcal-d 20 the public. Ncn...s. il'cfeios., az
liberty to make sny use Of this certificate you
may desire ana, if persons visiting III" eity,
who are afflicted a. ! was, should wish to IN
quifc further ia,o Che matter, am prepared 10
satisfy them of the truth Of my siaiement.
] had n larg. cancer on the cali 81 my eg,
ard was under the treatment, of the iar-hmcd
Ur. tiibefN LOT ttEbi N"hfh-- M"rh NV f'N.
gouneed me eursd Daring this time, suffered
a great deal from his treatment, aud paid han
considerable sum of money. For eighteen
months after DR. Gilbert gave me up a. cured
l KEEP, bandagc on my leg as he directed, when
the cancer broke out worse than ever. In my
distress ! applied to You, and am haels TO say
that you have effected cure in a short period
of time, without compelling ne 10 wear band
ages, aud With far lps- pain.
| can be found at the corner Of Nntchez and
New Lcyee.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28

THE business will be carried on Il
old stand by the undersigned, and =
tina, nimble penny is better than ~
ling, we've cut our prices dows y =
motto, and are determined TO sellg~ds
profits, more for cash, aud to ttxer Dry
the railroad comes 10 town. Ia thc =
W. would snrgcst, prompt payments
scores, 10 enable US to carry out our ~
intent towards cur customcrs.
WARD r. WIZ
Jan. &, 1853. vin
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28

IMMENSE Stock OF CLOTHIN'':
S1oo,ooo WsetA sf FasAissabls

CLOTHING Ar EEfAfL.
A IrRED MUNROE s. CO.'S One Pr'e.
~ Store, No ~ Magazine street, corn" o.
Gravier.
We would inform our friends. and the pub
lie in general, that cur present stock OF
Cioth.ng, Furnishing Goods, DC,
is unequslled in cr,sQi and beauty BY ih"t OF
any other establishment IN The United STATES
To be convinced Of this statement IL Is only
necessary TO call and examine. Our immense
sales are b,oagh. about By the simple fact
being known, that the prices We place upon
yooJs is uniformly low. aud the quality OF
earh article ~ guaranteed what !, is represent
ed to be. Perfect satisfaction is what We aim
a, in dealing with oX customers.
All our clothing IL Manufactured at our ess
iabi.hmen,, No. Al Broadway New fork'
under the Immediate supcrlnleudcnee OF one
Of our firm. who spares no paius ~ securing
the most desirable - les Of goods. u IA WIN
the fullest cnnfdenic OF being able to gave
satisfaction, that We invite all who may be in
/ want of articles in our line 10 call aud cNain-
/ inc our assortment
/ The following is euls partial list Of arii'
I cles.
Frock and Dress Coais.--Fr. and Eng, black
cloth dress and frock coats; do do blue, bfo"n'
mulberry, ard green cloth rocks 40 DO o''ef
brown, mulberry, olive, ana Ho'den brown
cloth polkas, ff. and Eng BLACK ana nancy
eolofed cloth ~alksng 'oa,s' iln,s'sSa 'u',
one" s.}ie sac lt'n0' IL ia ,,,,c,
cotn,.J do.skin Union saeks: do extra super
fine drab and fancy eolor,d walking coats
codrinpton, gray, mixed. and silver gray aaes
and polkas French blnske blue brow u, ana
olive beaver sac and froth Gets do Due,
brown and silfer-srny' whitney sac eV"'s !
do Labrador (,arious colors) TO turn, sac
coats; do sapcrine drab cloth and benyer
walking coats Pr aud Eng black supcrllne
cloth sack and waking coats do blue, brown,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-28

Xvy II. DOUGLASS, Receiring and for'
w. harding Merchr"i, Shreveport -
win g.s prcnpl attention 10 the io."sf", ~
Of merchandise and freight shipped 10 MS
Rrrrnrsors. Payne & Harrison, Ne* or.
,,ans: Swincy, Green. Il Co., Nsm Orisd"s
Allen e. Paxton, Green & Douglass h""'y
& uower,on, Shreveport