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The election OF Mr. Stuart to the Senate Of the United
States ia worthy OF more than passing notice. Sue
ceeding. he will do. &c nemap OF Governor Fechs
great ability, anything relating 10 him be
esiing. BW before going further, would say in justice
to Governor Fech, that is highly esteemed
by the democracy OF Michigan. During the six years he
has occupied seat in the Senate has performed
more arduous and unrmtng services than he As
chairman OF the Senats Committee on Public Lands he
merits the thanks Of the country for the manner in which
he discharged the duties of an aduous and important
post. N1tH
In the selection OF senator from Michigan 10 succeed
Governor Fetch, localities well qualifications were
necessarily consulted Since the State admitted in
to the Union to the present time, with the exception Of
few months during vacancy. Der two senator's resided
in the eastern portion Of the State But the western
portion became important by OF it's rapid in
has interests should be consulted and that one OF the
two senators should be selected from its limits
MT Stuart entered public life in the winter Of Isal.
me representative of The county Of Kalamazoo in the
state legislature. He served in that capacity for several
SESSIONS IN lst6 he elected TO the Tbiriieth Con.
gresss OF which he was efficient though modest and
una@umng member In Isis The wing and free soil
paes combined against him, and defeated his re election
oy small majority In 1851 he was candidate for the
thirty second Congress and The people OF his district re-
penlipg the wrong done nnde the influence of danger
ous eombnaton, performed act Of ner,ea in.ce bv
eectitR him ~. f1I 80 =
~ not necessary to speak at length Of Mr. Mrarrs
many qualifications for the high and honorable staton Ia
which he has been elevated by the unan,mo d. vor. ~
me Mssh'gan democracy As the colleague Of General
AS ne may well be prond, while he the same time
'o'''s ms gree" contemporary may be well assured OF
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Cure FOR ERYspELAs.-The editor of the Salem OBJ
server gives public cure for this distressing disorder,
from which he has been great sufferer. He says
simple poutce made of cTanberres, pounded fine, and
applied in raw state has proved in my case, and in a
number also in this vicinity, certain remedy" In this
case the poultice was applied going to bed and the
next morning, his surprise, he found the nfamma
ton nearly gone; and in two days he was as well as
ever ALBANY Eventng Jou, nal, jan o.
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EXPOSING THE wousDs-The late speech OF Mr.
Soue. in The United States Senate, upon Cuba and the
Monroe doctrine. contained some well directed blows and
tbruss at the policy, policy, Of the present admin
isratlon Every blow inflicted wound The flow OF
bad blood is fearful Hear ,he Republic. the organ OF
the administration, how laughs in rage, groans and
CRASHES It's teeth in agony
1--WE are amused that Mr. Soule should Sc, no as a
representative of Young America We should "a soon
think OF looking for such representative in French
court OF the last century, and should be sure TO
find hun somewhere IN a college of Jesuits."
This shows anything but the temper OF an amused
man. Blu, again
" We submit that il is not modest for an Importation
rom Pars-tor gentleman waited to shores by the
same wind which brings us Stewards silks and Alexan.
Dies goveso assal an American administration for the
alleged want OF American spirit II does not become an
exotic democrat TO appeal TO southern senators. with
the inslnuation that whlg administration is Indifferent
TO southern rights, Insidonsly hostile 10 soulhcn in
sttuons. IL does not become any such gentleman 10
insult men and parties like those who now FIJI the high
places OF our government with the implication tina, Spain
can nov 'rample' with IMMUNITY ION American rights
and privileges. individual NATIONAL and The avermen,
ha, all this vii. be changed when administration will
come in which the creation and choice of Nash
vile secessonisls and Buffalo free soiiersn
The alIusisn 10 Buffalo is an unhappy one Mr.. Fill
more was "once happy" in that quarter among The gen
uemen OF the kidney indicated What pity that Nash
vile secessionsts and Buffalo free soiters showed little
more patriotism than TO play the game 30 skluy pre-
pared for them by the Union sgsors and compromisers
But tn. Republic forgeis that Mr. Soue is senator of
American manufacture; that he was sent to Washing
ton representative OF the Stale Of louisiana and has
much right TO defend American interests and American
honor any other member OF the Senate The Republic
doubtless thinks there linen and patriots, in The
country except those "now in high places in our gov
ernmeni;" but II II does think, il does not become
"any such gentleman" 10 insult sovereign State and
the creation and choice Of The American people
IN " Sun
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Fair.

orphans opened Monday evening"
3s O'Clock, Csns saeon and will continue day
evening the We hope large sSsmblase
orphans those who have labored
untneiy cause orphans will be
two their music add to to
interest and pleasure OF the evening.
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Appointment by the President.

William IL Lord of Wisconsin, to b. commercial ageI
Of The United States the island OF ST. Thomas, In th
place OF Hardy M Burton, deceased.
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged, and elegantly furnished possessing
all the modern and convenences for the accommods
Of the ravsIna public. F
Dec II dIy
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nON.T FORGET -. aNIDER, Jr-'s, Wine Store Phil
and liquors Of relisbe
quality cheap caviy delivered
tAdamss erpvsss dropping
EfrT 1914 fIrf1fd9 sNIDER's, Philadelphia.
Jan 4--dn
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INCL@ TOMS CABIN.A life-Iike dsgneusotype OF @rr.
~ stowe, snbor Of Uncle Tome Cahiph exhibition
Whehast Gallery Pennsyvanis together
wh Portrait Of sontss the fssoo Queen Of sonsr - y
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1n1evne syvn.k ar LutNlNs:!"
S6o6oe VsssA q rass:eeeeas


CLut1lNU ~ y. ~. ax,e~
4 lreED AUAkoh = ~ go. =,
"A S,ers, Ne ~ magazine
lsra,,es. .., ....,.
We would tmtsvm our 'oe"">' -.
liz IA sss'srs thss QUE &s~-e"' WV
tIusAt~s. fsraisAt.g t""<is' &C.
,,... !, .x,.c, and beauty b, that Of
-h.,-n, in III, United STATES.
~! '.'......A az I'M. .,a,ru,, ut, il Is only
~. ...,, "a ,x,m,u.. Uus ,t.,nseu-e
"sss h,...h, anout hy the simple fse;
- - r., m. mice. " pix.e upon
'"'k ...,s.'.r,l, l.x. and the quality OF
.,;..,. /. .,r.,s,,r,d what il !. represent
- H.. purtrs, .ai,. iaeiion is What w aim
-, IN a~.l;,y with out customers.
Al ...' 'i.,h,uy !, manufactured y, our ~~.
..,i,'h.'.., <o lAI iIro.dwa,, New York,
-, ny. ,,,,,,..l,.,. ,u..f,ni.i.druc~ Of one
:. So, OH, .pa,,s no pain- in securing
y. - w. i.,,,,.I,l,. ,,,l,. of uood. Il j. with
,hr ,ull.I, ,ouha.ni. ri b.,ng ablr 10 give
..,l.Iac,,cn. tina, We invite all ebo ma, b~ in
-, -, s,,,.l... IN on, bnr 10 call and rAan,-
nv. nm, a...,,u,,nt
M. s,.l.x,,,, !. AMY a partial list Of ari,.
ei....
49, t,.~~ T. u,,.r, and Eng black
E'"A Nv" ','' a.. A.. lin. h,.,x,
s"', ,. "'V>e 80" !. LII, ,,,,t.. Al, a., hl,,.t
""~'!' a. .'l,,. .,,d Golden brown
"""", n, t,u, Lla,.k .ud f,,,,
''"'h r"'h".. "" ~ s,,.,.'.,..,.,, H.,
,a... ~, l.. ,.... r,,n,b. black. mulberry. and
'"r~ -n,sJ ~a ."'"' ,i' ' h,,..I md ,arr,
-, A.. ", Il,,,,,,u ,.,t.. do ,,,r. ,u,wt.
sn. a,,h ana tang, ,,lu,.d Walking coats
cndans,on. sta,, n,iAvd, and silver gray ,ae-
a,.. ,,.,l. E,.,,h bia,k hlu,. brown and
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IIORATiO D. HEWITT, (-nec~-~"f TO
Tyler Il Ilrwiti.) PAS" FORTE AND hVsic
DEALER. ~ Camp street. New Orleans. Has
always un hand one Of ,hr largest a'c most
complete selections Of Ptar" Forfss IN Tue
southern country. all Of which are guaranteed
q. xovd aud perfect instruments. Agents Tor
The. .ae of A. SropAnr 4 Co.'S New York
Pianos.
Th.., Pianos ARE eelrbra,sd for fne quality
Of tune pu,.n.-- nf -ound, and for neat and
beautiful iu,.h Of exterior oskman-hip; and
are ror- side, ed by III. profession, aud coMF- NJ
iudyv-, Ia b. III. finest fiano'- made ~ the
United States Particular aiteutioni l. requested
to their splendid S.rp-p'iur pattern, With l-ari
keys which i. considered one Of the finest now
made.
HalLErr DAVIS J. co.'s celebrated Bo-Tos
rIAsos, q. II, 81, and octave frcold Piano
Forc,, from the faciory Of "Ples~l CO.,
Paris; also P,anino-, Ssm'-trand and Grand
Pianos from the same house.
Old P,anos taken IN exchang- and part pay
ment
GUITARS, from the house OF Hall & Son.
Spanish and French patterns, ~; Ni"lin-. !"
lary. quanii'ie-. Mci"dson-. Senphtaes. d.
gan-, flutes, I laronctl--. Brass Instruments
Of all kinds. Violineciio-, Banlo-, strings for
all Instruments, aud nn.,cai merchandise OF all
descriptions. wholr>ai. and retail.
Sheet Music of all kinds--musc received
from the North by every steamer. Us so"n ~
published; church Books, Instruction Books,
&c.
Particular a'i-nIioni- called To the large and
eStrnsi,. selection Of Acrofd~ous .iud t'luiina-,
which is the mos, complete ard perfect re'r,.
ton IL these beautifu, Instrument. ever offered
IN the southern market.
Al orders from the country faithfully and
prompt, attended 10, A liberal discount made
10 Teachers and tn Summaries.
tiDKATlu u. HEWITT.
~ Camp ST.. New Orleans.
Ian 10 1872 y3ulb.
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GENERAL. rhoiesdie and r,fdu 6r"f''
u Recoeiag and Formard'ng Merchant
Commerce street, opposite s,eamb"as '"hu'"s,
Shreveport. La, viii give strict attention 10 all
bushes. entrusted To HI. care.
Constantly on hand large ard well selected
stock Of plantation ard family groceries which
are offered cheap for oash--among when are
sugars teas, fish, pork, lard, oils, co''te- ehoeo'
late. spices, beef, butter, fruits, candles salt
pickles. bacon, cheese, syrnp-, m"'as' soaps
louf. hams, nee, hardware. tobace", cigars
powders, shot, lead, starch 81.
The highc-, price pad for cotton, hides pei
tries, and b..swax
Strangers are invited to give me call and
examine for themselves.
ar Order, for the surrounding country care
fully and promptly attended TO.
May |, 1852. ~ P"
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NJ =, gvssiv 4, n O'tss:s
TT D. Nc(jsNNlS. ssrrssssv y JsA~ -,
FL ksvtsa rs~.Asrd the ~"ssss sss~k n
49, ~ ssni1s~rsy, belonging r. thu 'ass
lsss All - gill ecnunse the bs'ok ard -
sisassy bsslssas 1t The osd s's'sa. ~ 'sn.,ss
1,.rs, ~ wssid b<s 70 soi~is a call t!'~' nv
~ e.s,ospsss ef the IIoa.e. and all others
rf,h;ny bsn.ts snd stst.oss~s. Tor their own 49,
AZ to sell sen,n.
NJ. s-..s, ss-nt Of -eAoe, b'"k =, 'i'e'''''ss"'
and miscellaneous ta"k-. blsca booh.' p"rs
ssd -t~i,o.~sy. i..~sy complete. I've y" Ae'
sonssawtly IN hAnd ali the publications ~ i"e
.,ctheA,.s hoSA cos~ssn, whwh ~il b. so'd al
cassioxse ps*s-.
Bosk bisding If every description executed
with nestnss. and dispatch, At the loves, Pf~-s
blank booss II III descriptions. manufactured
10 order vt the sh"et~-i nostc.
Orders fs anything IN h,- 'iac Of business
will h. promptly executed, and al the sn'".
es,ce. .. II tbs bay.ss, themselves, were pres
rnt.
II. d. Mc(;lNNIS. 81 Gsarier st.
New rsl~sns. Jan. =, 1854. ~
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n, DROW + COS
HOusE FURNISHING STORE


II CAMP STREE NEW ORLEANS.
(IIl<A, Gla,. aud Ear'h.nwarc; Silver
y Spoons. Forks, Ladies', &c; Plated CAS-
tors. iandl.-tiek., Walters, Cnke-Baskc's,
Spoons, Forks, &c Britannia Teas~'s'
i'i,ch,rs Uru-. Cup, 81. Tin Ware: 4 gen
,ralu,,or,m.n,. N@d- War, lub>, tuckcl-,
proorp., Ba.kcss. sc. Brushes Floor, Dust
,nv. scrubs, Nh,,c~a-h, &c. Castings: Pots,
Trakr,il,-, Grlddlc., &c. japannery: Wait.
.r,. Buckets, Boxes. Cutlery Knives and
Forks. of all descriptions and qualities. Brass
and IRAN; Frndrr-. Amdron-. Shoveis and
Tong-. Lamps: Ofe,cry description. Coos-
ing Nim.s: The celebrated Rcpabiic Stove.
In short. every article required to inFn'-',
house, (rA,.pi cabinet furniture and dry soods,)
being III, mos, extensive assortment, III any one
stese in the city.
IL Good, tor the country packed with sxtf"
cs,-.
Jan. 10, 1853.
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SCNTr 4 SEiRlAC.

WHOLESALE AND Kt1Ait. iUrliIERS.
So aud tn Canal, corner n tHd Le's' arss',
Ne1 Orleans.
DUYERS will vi ali times lind n large and
ID s~a-onab.e stock On hsud, ii our o~n
,naaut ac,us-, n sesy low aud uniform p'cra.
Also. full stock OF .lusts, hosiery, glo,.s, ,u.-
Trunk carpet bags, u"'b,e'u- ,.ie ,c,e
JOHN d. SCOTT NtO,
- Nassau A., Nsr York
" Please take uwmoraOdum Of our tame
and number III
Jan. \, lsi,3. n27-ly
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~ NAi.t. Jw., q co. ~ Magazine street,
u. New trIean-, Wholesale Dealers IN in.-
ported >,"pie and Fancy H,iks and hiran t'o"d'
i.acea, tmbroasrss, NDotes, .ham'ii"s, Friness.
Brands, Huisoas, Craps. trimmings y aAki"ds
Boansis, Nram Iiais, R,bbons, Artificial
Iiomers, Millinery ARTICLES, aad Rich Fancy
Dress Go,Xis If all kinds, A full and eotpl~Ic
assortment 81 every thing IN their line "i Tie
very latest fashion. constantly On hand. Coaat-
~ Merchants visiting tins lii, are respectfully
united 10 call and examine before par.ha>'eg.
{. YALE, JN., AGO.
81 Magazine street between
Common and Gravier.
Jan. 10, 1888
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'cDnsALD. WA srtARl
MCDONALD 4 ATG ART.

s!s,er's Row, under The Guy Hoiei)
nEALERS in boots, shoes, hats, Trunks, ,c-
~ ilses, Sc. pc'.on- VISITING the city would
d. we'll to drop in at hi. house. The stock
on hand ). large. aud The qualify, 81, I.. and
price II III. ARTICLES IN their line, It l. believed,
viii give satisfaction Tine hat department j.
nd~s the charge Of Mr.. lia,kcil far many
ear. engaged ~ the hat bu..urrs, nj M, 10,
Chnrivcs street.
Ir Boots and sh"es made to order IN the
hsst manner and al the shortest notice.
Jan. ., 1888. Nay
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MILLER. HARRIS, T. WALDO. No. 70
wi Camp street, New Orleans, Nhoissal'
amt ROM. Dsaisrs IN House Furnishing f''sds,
lphoia.rg and Coh,nsi Furnishing Goods.
Pn,ats. Ols, stc. Tn hand, very large AS
-"r,.n.nt "t ca, aud Dfonz.d lamp, and G-
sondoi.- ; Hail LAMPS and I ha,.i-l.s- Tea
Trays, various pA,,sr".. Tablet u,lrry Plated,
rlan,ehed, Tin, Japa"osi, and W"c'irn
Ware Gia--~afc; PLAN and coI"r.d f'oor
Mating; Soaps. Wax, Sperm and Star tam
dies sperm. Whale. l.,rd, l.in--.d, \rai.i"ot
and Ch.m,cul Obs; Spirit Gas. Ca'nph'ns, Al
cohol, aud Tufp-nt'ne Paints. Of every d.s-
e,ipi,on Brushes; Window GLASS. Putty.
Sand Paper snd Glue; Flowing Polishing,
Scrap,ns. Furniture, Couch. Black Japan, aud
Whit. D.,pnr Varu,>hr- Cprird Hair Iiur
Cloth. Springs Gimp Fringr~ Ticking and
Bed l4rr; Cords, Ta--.ls. stc. Also, picked
and common M"ss always for sale.
Jan. II, is3J, s3n39-iy.
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HAN NV An q.

II RICHARDS, NJ. ~ Char'rc- street
IL. Importer and Wholesale aeaier ~ For.
e,en and Dom~.sic Hardware, has rrcei, ed a
,--s lsrge addition 10 his previously extensive
siosk Il shelf Hard Aarc, Iron, .tc.. which he
ol IS TO county merchants Oh the most iasor-
~ e terms The following comprise part Of
tne lock
600 tons Swedc Iron, assorted:
700 tons Hoop, Band, BoI.,.and sheet Iron;
~ tons East, german, and blister strel
800 casks trace, log, ard OK chains
ID casks hoes. assorted, Carolina, Louis.
lana. grubbing, etc,
1000 kegs nails, assorted, weymouth ard
anchor brands,
1000 dozen axes, assorted, Collins, Hunts =,
and other makes,
$40 dozen shovels and spades, assorted.
Ames, Rowland. and other makes !;
10 tons Slavery + Co.'S castings, CONSIST
ing 81 pots, ovens, spiders, hredog-,
cnnltrons, etc, etc,
Coi1gne MAJ Stones, NM Irons, aud Bolt
Ing Cio,hs; together with II full assortment OF
rhef hardware, cutlery. guns, etc
Ner Orleans, Jan. 4, 1853 n21-th".
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They have now in store, 81 pairs II wheels,
with ron asle. and shafts Of = to 5 inches,
aud 20 puir- of ! to D mel rs.
ALso--NM WAGONS, complete, with
iron aNlr'r---, pri - $40 zach Tw" pairs Of
Timber Wheels, with screws, % feet high,
inches tread
They take ORDERS Tor all kinds Of Wagon
'~"rk, aud deliver them on plantation, at man.
nfa.turrs pv'ce-
AIso-A barge assortment 81 HtRD-
WARE, for plantation Use, VIZ Chains,
wrouyh, snd cu' nails, Hunts Axr-. ~"ckct
spade, long handle shoy-s aud .p,de-, hoe.
Of all Kind zane knives, hoax aud plate hinges.
yr,nd-iune-, common and scotch collars, Manii-
Ia and iarrrd Rnr, rfo--rn'. pit ard mill
saws, files ~ ull kin =, iron blocks. with 7
inch -h.ave., a large n--"r,W.n, "f Engis', and
American hxr IRON, iron axlc-, ~,th h"x~-,
-pcru,, whale and lin-rrd oils, spirits Of Tur-
p-n,i,~, putty. window glass, aud paints II all
kinds. HOGAN + 1ukEAtlD.
corner Cusio,,.housr aid l~,~~.
Jan. ~, 1899. s3"?D-ty
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kANAWAl from ,nr -
x living - miles southa
irxaA, on The yth VI July lss.a
- ntsn BY tho name Of AZAk
ought said negro two year. 40 =
.'s'"n Esq. Of Man hail. and N hfse
from Mobse, Ala. IT. II about - ~
Eye; Of blsrk complexion; ~ Sses I
will weigh about i65 " i7V il,a. 'has
his ears and weaeea rugs in then u -
perfo tolsrably we'll on ths violA
| will g!se the above reward Of ~ 49,
negro. II delivered 10 me. " placed y
that CIT him. ~
R. n. CATLiN4s
Gisde Spring r. D., Hsrtsss e.
Jan. Is, 1853
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PAAer MARKING ..

THE attention Of buyer. Is respectfully
i called TO the extensive stock ii wall pa
papers aud borders, both French and American,
for sale very low. at No. 10 Camp stree, he.ap
composed OF the most beautiful patterns ever
imported into this market Those in want II
the article would do well 10 rail- and examine
jhis stock aud learn prices Also. on hand a
general variety Of upholstery goods.
JOSEPH ErIER. ~ Camp IT.
Jan. y. 1853. n27y
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age ana Ainw, Rcp~lrlaoyG
0ou q \ aoDs I I Abngs
lliAaAl01i0M.

THE copSrtner-I'ip heretofore exia.iasC
i Abe firm II Wsrd, Wilson, l. Cs, u
day dssol<cd by limitation. w r. D.
and u. ". Vwion, hasing purchased I'D
interest Of }. u. Wilson, in said ~
persons indebted to the san.s will rlsael
and settle with the remaining nsubsa q
concern.
W. X. d. wAl1
J. h. WILSON,
G. w. VlvlON.
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Medical Card.

nRS. YOUNG 4 JOHNSON, teqs
~ announce TO their friends aud pstsl
they have associated Themselves i.Ir,hai :
practice Of medicine IN its various sssp1
Office up stairs in IDr. Ycung'S bsiek ~
south side of the public square.
Marshall. Texas. April II, 1854
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NJ Cs~ttsss;e~- I"depss6s".
FIRE, MARINE. RIVER, AM '''F :
,x,rw.scx Acssc,ss, ~ CAsr Srnskr.
ANA mSURASouu COMPANY,
o45O,0W
hartford 1osavaoce ~eWV~"v
Of Hartford, Co"n, CAPITA! ssoo'o~'
n. Y. LIT Insurance 49, .a ~.
IN m, Nufuai Plan, CaP'ia! eaoo'Voo.

The undersigned h-ving withdraw" ~" con.
,...,;,, f,.m ia, board Of Cnder~ r''ers, -
p,eparcd to issue policie. for the respective
,n.,,.orc IN the above OLD aud very
ablr companies, against loss or DANGER o"
T;rr. Marine, and Inland Risks, sud o" me
lives of Whites and Slaves. Oh the n"s' nus
mi ,r,m. discriminating according !" HAZARD
AMY 10 c. C. LAThROP, Agent,
"r'' VI Camp street.
The undersigned is sub-agcnf for the above
compsny. and !. prepared and fully authorized
To Tx. ANY risks coming under the tar''ew oil
the policies. '''' r.
Ie.9.ly Smithhh"' '"'S Wa
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ARCADE HOTEL,

Mar siae ST.. bsfsev~ Matches ssa G,o,,er It,. N a
H. 4. MUNsE. Psovaisros
rrVHiB hotel hxA been entire. y renovated and
retitted, and In point Of comfort. elegance.
and convenience, 10 inferior TO no hot-, in tho
city. An the Texas and Red river payer. nrs
kspt on die n this house.
This ho.s. has ,hia convenience 10 person.
visiting The city, neais Tan b. obtained Al nsss
y ~ hluss.
H. -, 1854 n96-iy.
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NOTICE..

I OST or mislaid, my own headtigbt cer.ifi.
i Il cate for one third Of League Of land
Also, a Soldiers Bounty claim for -s hundred
ard forty acres Of land, numbers and dat's not
rccnllecied, which, il not found within the time
prescribed by law shall apply for duplicate
Of the same. this 18th December, 1856.
A. 4. CASIl.EBEkKi
Dec. Is, 1852. n2U-pt
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o. OF aorI2i STAGE
IT, and lla grea'
trssslb tsl, I'D. ssp'er u APPOINTED pow
" h4r es.iib. nor rsas, NOR rfiq
Hsl i1alf laAsss q hee
'eelrs A least'i, the Inevitable aoef
III ~. Wih thls "'st g. 'eafs,
rbe oil a.n With ss,
-. h. s.sossedlar eoiasf hsrit-' s.a'n
4 ~ 81 a s4,h aslanl p1nl
~ -. -; .nogi rab'
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ss.fs, saew lsheissldoaa 10 rno'us =
iiis .npl avg ~ bad ul lbs
o. & ie aHl lluHus h ~,
NNa, Heavier to- iridsaaa fasisfe sscf noy.
:
From .hs1. DO R9rf fsIa
Ills voice. snd memory. AAia
IL fsa.aoss loose iis shade of .1f,aw gloon
Ana Mortal hearts--e'afe--
i'9 no. umorld s,ais,
Dehalt DC ben 81 promise ar91gh 'h' 1Qwe'
g. y. =.
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". RAwLtAs. l.. n. DuRcAn
IyAWIiNS, DUNCAN 4 Co, Cation Fac
tsrs AND Co~m,ssion Merchants, M ~
(;ar"nd.iet street, New Orrans. ns y
RxvEs ro-Jan,cs y. Collier, Colon~ 4. II.
t.ootcs, W. \. SANDERS. J. r. Ro.ebovongh,
Joseph w. Taylor. Harrison county Dr. J"hn
". Mass,~. J. J. tiailoway kuak county; N.
Trmw ick, Jefrrson.
We will furnish Ragpirg. Rope. and Plan
,aiion supplies to Planters shipping to the
above house.
EVANS. GREGG, l. KEY.
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NJ \ acn,leaaa OF dis els. while ra ssiug
alunC iAe street Tow DAYS Fince, Was ne
cos'es by staAngef wha presented iiin a
package. liz found within Inc parcel, a
dscuorreo.ype case. which opened with a
ees,nx. On touching ~, tns I'D nsw up,
- srpsssd 10 bic assontshcd visio" per-
~ liksasss Of w two young daughters.
vAom 10 had isN mcvs than year ago in
~ East. Al he head Of the picture wss
~ lsassipaioa, Hsss We are. Pa" The
t1anhsod lathss, - might b. expected, ~ss
ls>sly overcome by the affecting incl
~-0aersmesto UsioW.
- - .s.''s ~ ~ s.s.''''''''".
~ y. n. cevLs.
.Asnssweru man, with h.sr.rd brow.
Usllsa, ard gloomy, and esld,
e3ueviss ~ through Ssrsamsnto's streets,
~ H. heart b fixed on gold.
4 ysas has eoss by-a lonely yesr--
OF tsa, and pssil. and strife;
~ ~ ossan rolls lie waves between
The wsndsssv AID bic wife
h - hapwi All, did - not hear.
~ ~ p4sssaa, that weary sigh
Az hsedsd y no. The res'less glance,
o5 his Wild and sunken eye'
4 slssaGss $3.50 hin moment, aud leaves
A pastaes 81 his own hand;
Hsvsv ~ hsaaks fhe neal. A. he sees
4 eelce ,rew ls Da'lo land.
small e's'rs IN. 'o''iss sspr"t'
Whcn' use es hshs o. ''Hf'
ispgAlas ons, Hers 80 ~ Pa"
-
ess'ss 49, 'a'v' "ss "",
ssse ~.
Ia sbusniAt esed Of Years.
What now . ~ ~ ~ sps'a"as '.na''
IL tFc meanssa ssse.a '"s' se'"s
asaaa Il. asss .saIs .s,~lh..
~ ~i'' n ~ AZ ma" bar
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NOitcc.
MR. DAVID l.. NEEl. is my authorized
WI agent, during my absence from the State,
to settle my business.
B. J. TERRY.
June "a, 1874 y3-n6o II
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81 seiior ss Lar, Nasshsll, Han},~ 4
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