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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-12

tos. 3 0n0 C0@P w., +" "'
Nex Orleans.
Tux undersigned desires res
r.ctfuiy 10 inform tie rno''e IVA.
wv they can always una ~ wv -""S'
Nssss. . eha.ce and large ass"f'h"", VI $50
fcvfes At very reasonable prices All" ON "'''"''
mods,Ing terms. ,h..
Among them ar. Pinano for'es n,aa. =, ~,
old and celebrated manufacturers D. "'p'',
l. Co, Of Boston, Of rich tore ana "'"'"''
beautifully in rosewood, black walnut. ana ma
hogany, ~ilh iron frames. mad' '" ''' ~
sub.g.nttai and worsnaulik. uiarnor AZ"
~. ,u.,ly celebrated .t.olian frame foric',
which, Tor -wc tnc.- Of ,ou.. ha'r MOI o''"
,ouall.d. Tls.y sr. peculiarly suited /" tle
country. "a the A.ol,an does not require timing
for years.
The New improvement IN Fian" "f''s
the patent ibrofing Drsror,aet, l. ais" Tor
.nl. AT Tia, same establishment THIS improve
n,.p, ,fiye. peculiar trmn.~- aud hf'liiacey l"
IN. ,rh. adds 10 the durability and strength
Of the pauo and renders II caPablr."i remain
ms much longer IN tune than those 10 ordinnf.
use.
W.T. W. !. Agent fol Henri Hrs celebrated
Gysnd Pianos and pianino- made ~ fafis. t"'
mower and sweetne., III tone, they siahd ff''
eminent,
/ The )oles Compound AnachmemLJ Ielrs
A. Co = Paris piauo-, aud Instruments from 81
the best manufacturers, constantly renewing
and for sale on liberal terms.
/ SECOND Hand Pianos Tor sale, from 500 ''
$500 each. and taken ~ part pay 'ncn' 'or ne"
Pianos.
Pianos, Repaired, Taned, Rented aud AF
praised.
Cafbcarfs N,ladeop THIS beautiful 'one'
Wind. lnstrument, for Nillag, Churches Lodges
S,r.uadiur Parties. and the private prF"'"r
Orpaui.i-, possesses a sweet ard powerful tone
is portable, (weighing 30 pounds,) and ''ere'
at $50 each.
a. Orders or guitars, Nioiihs' N"lvhee'"'
claron.ts, flutes. lageol.t-, strings. aud music
merchandise. OF every KIND VIII be ff"ihpii.
executed ut reasonable prices. l'ands -"ppne'
with brass Instrument, and band muse.
Ifarys, double and single action on hama an
made to order. to suit tbe taste al purchasers
.Nu.ic-rhc largest catalogue N 'h" S"n''
The stock j. an accumulation OF over "eh',
Years. In il are many old and beautiful n'''r
GU, of prinL
SEN B. ID, -r uI JOY '.f, r,tns Hn
u to1b H tu-r tor Doc.
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AN REWARD.

Runaway from the subacsa
living ~ miles southeast Of Mafsae1
u Texas, on the 9th Of July last. -
~ man by the name Of AzARlAhl
u said negro two years ago Of =
Vvon. Esq, Of Marshall, and he brought
from Mobile, Ala. liz is about &c ysan
age of black complexion; six feet n.y.;
viii weigh about i6b or ITO lbs. has AoIss
his ears and wcares rings in them At sis'ssi
perio mes toIersbly well on the violin. !.
will give the above reward Of ~ TOT 4.
negro, II delivered to me, or placed IN )sa Z
tina, get him. ,
X. b. GATLING.
Glade Spring r. o., Harri'on CO.. 1sxs J.
Jan. 10, 1853. "ss
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21.-$iik and straw l:OOds.-17.

~ YALE in, a Co, ~ Magazine street,
4. New Orlcan~. Wholesale I'Gi.rs ~ I'M
porfed NoJieand FaBcy S,ts and Afrnc h'"ass,
Iaces, Infbrot,r,es, hfpf,s. Nasinias. FrHges.
Bra,ds, Buttons. .mrS. trimmings f. s''i lands.
Bonneis. Nfram jia3s, Hibbnns. Afilacmf
Fiousrs, N,!iiseyh Arileiss, eisa Rich IdHcy
Dress Gopds u al hmds. a tuil aud complete
assortment ii every thing IN IT, II Haze at the
very latest fashion. constantly "u nand. tounl-
~ Merchants visiting Ihi- tl,l ARE respectfully
invited to call and examine before purchasing.
{. YALE, IRA 60
~ A..tznt street between
Common ana drawer.
Jan. 10, 1898
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They have now in store, ~ pairs Of wheels,
with IRON nsl.~ and shafts Of ! TO 8 inches,
and 20 pairs Of = To inches
AL>o--NIX WAGONS, complete with
iron axlelrecs PR e $40 zach. Two pairs Of
1l6F0r Wheels, with screws, ~ feet high, 7
inches Tread
They take orders for all kinds of Wagon
york. and deliver them ON plantation, at man.
uiaclurer, prcc-.
ALso--A large asserlm.n, Of UtRD.
WARE, for plantation u~c, viz; Chains,
Wrought and cut nall-, Hunt, AYES. socket
spades, long handle -lnsss and -pade- hoes
OF all Kind can. knives, hook and plat. hinges,
grind.toue-, cn,nn,on and scotch collars Maml-
Ia and ,arrrd Rope. cro-~-cui. pit and mill
saws. hiee of all kinl-. iron blocks, with
inch shea,es, large assortment If English and
American bar IRON. iron lAc-, with boxes,
sperm, whale and lio-eed od-, spirits Of Tur.
urnrinc, putty, window glu-., ard pnIu,- Of all
kinds. HOGAN " TtkEAID.
corner tu.tom-house and i.esee.
Jan. II, 1864. ,3n29-ly
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Inn
IN. eeilovinc is smother instance Of The a.
,.n,.h,ay casv.. which. Samuel Reynolds, Can
,., n,r,oy. =. .if.eiiug. " those who are at
e,s,s,t VIII, this dr~adial disease Tor any 'hA'
NJ, enumerated abosr.) will call s!en nm, ne
viii satisfy thcm from the testimony OF per-
.,n. of the first rc-psviab,iity, ~iih whom '''e,
can converse. tina, Le can and does do q" 'h''
n. p,o,pi.es He ha- cured several cases ha'
have been given Ep by the mo-' einlncN" Pf"'
tl.ion.r- Ia the country, ara ~ a -h",' f'''"
Of time li- ,f.a'iaeet j. mili ana gen
No one should continor to sai!er "htn 'e"''
il SO close NJ hand
NV ORLrsrs, December ", iso2'
~ 81, Permit me ~ express To you nv
49,, ,hank. for the rrcs; benefit received
from, yonr treatment. and to- Say To you 'n"'
an, nav .n,,r.l, we'll Aud. ~ 1t - a case
which .hnesl sdd 10 your growing reputation
,h,,,k II hat tg-t that the tist- shduld be ,"in
o,no..,,.J 10 ine pubic. You are, therefore, AT
nb.,tv Ia make an, u-e OF ihi- certificate YOU
nav o.,,r. and. II p-t.on- Ni-ihs me cay
ana are afflicted w. | was, should Wish 4" NJ
oui,e further into the matter, am rr'i'aie' u
su,,~y ,hras af the truth Of my statement.
I hid a cancer on til. cali 81 nv ley
ard wa, under the treatment Of the lar an''a
DR.. Gilbert f;r eight months, When he pro,
noune.d me cured. Daring this TINE suffered
a grca, deal from his treatment, nnh pi'h l'n
considerable -un Of money. for vight"rr
months after DR. Gilh.ri gave me mp ~ cnr'd
Ik,pt bsndage on nay lrga- h directed; "hs'
the cancer broke out wors. ihan ever ~ IA,
distress applied TO YOU. and am happy 10 SAY
that YOU have tlicct,d cure n short pef"'
Of time. without compelling me 10 wear o"''a
ages, aud with tar hess pain
icau be found at the corner Of Na'chex nne
New Lesce.
Ipx\TiS \K\DID
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These Pianos are ee,tDfatco iNI me aiel'fl
Of tone. pnrrness of sound, and for neat ana
beautiful finish Of exterior workmanship and
ar, ronsiGs I'd by tAa profession. and competeu,
ludpcs to be the fines, Pianos made IN the
United States Particular attention requested
10 their splendid S,rpcnlius pattern, wi'h Pearl
keys, which Is considered one Of the hncst no"
made.
U.LLrrT. DAVIS co.'s celebrated BoS1os
PrAscs. 8, ct. 90, aud octave Piceold Piano
Fortes, from the factory Of Plcgei . co,
Paris: also Pmninps, Semi.Grand aud Grand
''iatv- s.ae, the sam. house
mcnt. 80
GUITARS, from the hoase 81 ,,.ux g.,
Spanish aud French patterns, aci N,a,,..- ~
large quantities: Melndeons. Serpplnucs, Or
gnns, Flutes, larioneltcs. Brass Instruments
Of al kinds. violincelo-, Banjos, strings for
all i,.siruinrntS. and musical merchandise o! all
descriptions, Wholesale and retail.
Sheet Music of all kind---muslc received
from the North Ivy every steamer. a. soon Is
publ-hed church Books, Instruction Books,
dc.
Particular attention is callt1 70 the large and
extensive selection OF AeeOrieo~s sud tinlinn-
which Is the mos, complete and perfect sclee.
ton Of these beautiful INSTRUMENTS ever offered
IN the southern market
An orders from the country faithfully and
promptly attended to. a liberal discount made
10 Teachers AID to ScmIuaries.
UDRAItO u, HEWITT.
- Gimp st.. New Orleans.
Jan 10. 1859 y3n2s
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ARCADE HOTEL,

Nax sisr ST.. befussN Matches ord Gras,er st, ~ o.
n =. Nuts l., Paossssvoa.
rINHlS hotel has been entir~.y renovated and
l. rritsed, aud in po.nt IL comfort. elegance,
and convenience, il inferior 10 no hotel N the
city, An the Texas and Red fiver papers arc
kept on Ale At this house.
This bo,~l haS ihis convenience to persons
Visiting The city, nsals can b. obtained al near.
I'll hours.
fs.c. -, 1854 nSS-ly.
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Plane fOrtcs NC.

Plane eOrlcs &C.
THE subscriber keeps constant,
for sale the largest stock Of Pianos
H1V in the city, principally from CnlcK-
rrtSs and NrSS's and CLAIM. Those are an
oue.,iouabiy the best manufacturers IN The u.
States Also. at all times Guitars from MAR
r,,. together with Niolins, Aeeofdeon-, etc.
All the late and fashionable mnsie, with pre-.
cepiors, etc, etc.
HENRY PARSONS.
- Camp street, Nep Orleans
Jan. z, 1853 nI'-iy
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DnuGs, PAINTS, SC.

THE subscriber has on hand. and continual
i ~ receiving II large stock OF fresh pfoes'
Medicines, chemicals, Paints oils glass, etc, ETC.
,manp which Ar the following atici-.'
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uyORATlO u. HEWITT, (sneccssor to
] Tyler & HEWITT rlAso FORTE AND h.s'
DEALER. 81 Camp street, New Orleans Has
aiway, on hand one OF The largest. ana most
complete selections Of fiano Foriss IN the
...0I.tf. rornifs ~ ~ vil.h qrr gu 'rrrf"ed
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MILLER, HARRIS. a. WALLED, No. 10

MILLER, HARRIS, ~ WALLED, No. 10
wi Camp street, New Orleans wholesale
and Rsiaii Deairs IN H,use Furnishing Goe,fs,
Iphoisi,ry and tab,ni Furnishing Goods.
Paints. Oiis. Nc. GA hand very large as-
-ortm.nt of Gilt aud I,ronxcd Lamps and Gi-
rondoIe- Hal Lamps aud thandrlier- Tea
rray., various patterns, Table cutlery Plated,
plan,-hed, Tin. Japaonrd. aud Wooden
Ware; Gias>ware, plain and cot"rcd Floor
Mating Soaps Wax, Sperm and star Can-
dies Sperm, Whale, Lard, Iin-eed, Neat,foot
aud Chemical Oils Spirit Gas, Camphnr, Al
coho, and Torpen,ne Paints, of every des-
eriplion, Brushes, Window Glass Putty,
Sand Paper and Glue; Flowing. Polishing,
Scrnping, Furniture, Coach, Black Japan. and
White Dsmar Varni-hcs: Cnrl.d Hair HAIR
Cloth Springs Gimp Fringes Ticking and
Bed Lace, Cords Ta-sels, DC. AL picked
and common Moss always for sale.
PRicEs or cANfn'sr:--by the |s'rrrl, 60 cents
per gallon by the live gallons, b5 c.nl- per
gallon, for less quantity, 10 cents per gal
lon.
Jan. II, 1852. v3n29-Iy
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GENERAL. wtnlf,dis and reidh 'rocer'
II R,c,iting ard Far'rardug M'rrsa"''
commerce street, opposite steamboat '"h"''s,
Shreveport. ia viii gise street attention 10 Az
bushes, entrusted 10 b,.c care.
Constantly ON hand larg" and well selected
stock OF plantation and family groceries, WINCH
ar, offered cteap for cash--amons which are
.uc,r.. ,,a- fish, pork. lard, oils, collce', choeo
late. spices. beef butter fruits cand'es' san
prekle-, bacon. chccse, syrups, molas-e-' soap"
aour. hams. rice. hardware, tobacco, cigars
.,on d,.r., shot. lead, starch, &c,
The highest price paid Tot COTTON hides PEI
tries. aud bceswaN. a..
Stranger. are invited to give me call ans
examine for themselves.
1y Order, for the surrounding country r'
fully and promptly attended to-
May |, ls52.
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Notice.

AYR. DAVID |. NEIL Is my authorized
wi agent. during my absence from the state,
to settle my business,
y. ]. TERRY.
lane ~. ls5g y3-n5O #
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xcW eRLEANS...Csntinue1.
40 Combination Independent.
rupr. MARINE, RIVER. AND LIFE
Ix.rn.sor AGENCIES, ~ CAHr STREET
.ruA INSURANCE CONF AMI.
DC uAnrY0An. conn.
,,...r~ra Insurance Company,
~, yl,yie,,J Conn, Capital S3o0,0uo.
y. y. Life lmsurmnCc

~, N. Unlual PAN, VdPtI"I S'"o'0'V'
The undersigned having Withdrawn nus e'"-
neetion from the bca'i OF uuaefw'''e's' ~
rrcpatcd to issue policies iof ''e 'esf'." ~,
KIND, Of insurance, in the above o'o ""u ''',
able companies, against loss OF oa'ss' , ~"
Fire. Marine, and Inland RISKS, ana o." , t"'
Live. of Whites and Slaves on the mos IVA
raj terms, discriminating according 70 "AN''
hpply to c. {. LAThRoP, Agent,
"ff' ~ Camp street,
The undersigned is sub-agcnt for The above
e,mp,n, and Is prepared aud tnily aalhoflfsu
/. take an, risks coming under tns in,''s" VI
the policies, e. - ~ rax,s
le.9-ly Sm'h'"nu' '"''
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'b .os-cl ai. Psi'
FL wf71lns s'rstn fiiei
aoe5 lhrr e.il id-s.
Y sssrs asd uasl- To- - ,ar,
Fsss a4seils nae et,s t'oamn Sppng,
w. hi'fs 20 charmed ldt.-' a.Hg
Tpftea laf zee, my ulDom.nH fear
y osn sweet Rose iar. BE-.
4 o, fef Is bY Ie sluam il.t sui-
10 re.s sisa- s.a.a ih- fIYD nlr
AnJ ihron9ing .her. 7ey Be-,
ln .gtfhug r-l4.ds .e'fel Nf. dew,
A Thousand n.euom ee0t lie
BH bns itesi of 'heu OH BE- sa-
The peerless Roe taa' blooms ioi nrr
MyhsHri sweet Ross. a,y blooming b ae,
MY own lcar R14o oi tlandalr
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y - usuopYea tadts's osnA.
- - - 030A1
y susass = Pass.ics.
Co. \ benatifhl lseama, lore,
OAi eeoe - - ~,
Whsa ~ ~ wiaxs Il s'seP
o. ~ hsssa lies soff;
o.! $500 whsn shs -
y ~ neea's ssatls light
2oaAs ~ o. ths eas
Lhs ~ puIse II tho might
Vgasa ~ ely and she wsss
Weas lhslr lesslisst blue,
WIN W asw's ~ ,he flower
A. ~ ~ - the dew.
Csuns h bsaattfsl dream .. love,
OIL sssss and we'll stray.
vHhess sks whole year Is crowned
With The blossoms Of Nay
vvhev~ each senrA e 40 sweet
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THE WILSON uOuE,

N ~. BAYLY 4 co, No. % Canal
W. at. and ~ Comnon -. New Orleans
Wh.lrssls Grocers, and d~sles~ IN fine bsnni'~s
winsr, liquors. and staple soods. coffee. sugar,
ten, aalI molss.es, Aous. bsc"n. lard. beef pork
s,<an,bo and plantasion supplies. etc.
Jlee -, 1854 n36-iy.
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yosgPn 4. PALMA. JAMS n. Nasty.
JOSEPH II. PAL NER 4 co. Impevtess
81 ~ Wkstssh Dealers IN Fwexn ssi n
sesfie Dy Usnk, ~ Cs,ap street, Abovs 0ssv.
iss Nsw 0sisanA
Jan 10. loo9 v9w9o-1y.
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PENN anshiD,

DARENTS ard Teachers are invited to
cali at J. C. LANOUE'S. Harvey
lionse Row to examine the Philosophical
Theory AMI Pirrtiteof Pcnmomhip.
Tine Theory is divided into three parts.
Primary, mtern,ediate ard Final Each part
n Four Books
This work comprises cuts designed to
illustrate the manner of holding and conduct
ing the hand and pen; preparatory excer-
cises. which thoroughly train the muscles
employed in writing, ca <sifca'ion of let
tiers and words according to their simil-
irity OF formation, and Instructions accom-
panying the various exercises in each book.
The whole so arranged as TO enable the "a
plls to write over each page twice. Price
Is cents mayI2
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Delays are dangerous.

Why suffer with cough, cold or any dis
w ease of the Throat. Breast and Lungs
when certain cure is SO easily effected by
using
"WTsrERs HouRHorND CANDY"
This Medicine is a julicions combination
of the best expectorants in the Nlateria We'd
ica The most stubborn Coughs and Colds
yield to it readily, and it is found to give re-
lief even in confirmed cases of Consumption
It's not merely palliative, as many articles Of
its nature, but possesses great curative quail
tiles For sale by WV. BOGEL Agent.
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Death on Rats.
Corus Cured and no Humbug

THE original Three Minute salve will
L. efectually remove and cure Whorts.
Moles. Corns, letter, Salt Rhenm, RIM
Worm and Toothache in from 3 to 10 min
utes. Fnll directions accompany each vial
all immediately before it is all sold
april IL. WIN BOGEL, Druggist.
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Map of Louisiana.

THE new and improved map of Louisi-
l. ana compiled from the latest and
most authentic surveys. both public and
private. by G w. r. Bayley, civil engineer
1853 For sale by J. c. LaNOCE.
may IDLY Harvey House Row
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HALF Barrels Flour!-Those in

HALF Barrels Flour..-Those in
IL want of half barrel Of choice Flour
can, during the balance Of the season pro-
cure it at the store of Joshua Beal. He is
receiving regularly from the mill uniform
quality OF Flour, in full and half rackases
That for price and quality cannot fail to
give satisfaction All Flour sold for Eek
tra' when failing 70 please, taken back and
all charges paid. Store opposite the Har-
ney House.
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For Sale.

4 HOUSE and Lot on Penitentiary St
II desirable residence for small FAM
lily. The above can be had very low if i'm
mediate application is made at this Office
ap Odd If.
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Twipg's Hair Restorative |!
HON llOnY.
SuneriOr Teas.

4 FINE assortment of Green and Black
II Teas, in quarter, halves and pound
packages. just received direct from New
York. Prices from 50 cents to $50 per
pound Iapril 20. JOSHUA BEAL.
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AVIS.

T F. Public est prevent, que la societe c.
IL A. Chopin & Lafon pour Pexploi-
tation de Boulangerie, est dissoute a
dater du 1er Jun 1853. La dite 8onlan-
gerie sera continuee par X. Lafon seul. situee
au meme emplacement.
Toutes personnes qui doivent la dite
societe, sont prices de vonloir bien regler
leur conpts. dams lie plus bref delai, entire
les mains de Mr. n. w. Sherburne Avocat
4 Baton Rouge, a son Office rue Floride, 1ni
est charge de la Liquidation de la dit societt.
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"WIsrrRs HorRHorNp CANDY
More Light.

CALL at H. r. Waddil's and see a new
~ Lamp. that gives better light than
oil, without greese, smoke or smell. and
well not blow up, as camphine does.
ID chopin rendess his thanks to the
L Public for the patronage he has re
ceived, begging continuance Of it: he has
established an Omnibus for the accomoda-
tIon of his customers, which will pass daily
through the principal streets of Baton Rouge
without charge. from to 12 A. M. and from
2 to P. NJ. to his Cheap Store No. South
Boulevard street may 102w.
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Notice..

TINE Louisiana Institution for Mutes and
L Blind, on st. Ferdinand street, Baton
Rouge, is open for visitors from 10 to IL o.
clock, A. NJ, each day, Sundays only excep-
ted. feb.-Stf
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Avis d'Admin; strateur.

AVIS II AUlMf III tSCrUt6Urs
Dams pataie de la succession de J. MoREAu,
dereds.
7 F rublique est par Ia presente notife de
IL ne pas payer aucune argent qui peut
efre due au dit defunct. dams aucune autre
mains que de administrator. qui est la
seulle personne qai est authorisee lie 'onne
recu. 6. GUZMAN,
may 2a-3s Administrator I
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.souschita Independent"

.Ouachita Independent"
TT IS the intention Of the undersigned 10
i commence the publication Of an Inde-
pendent weekly newspaper, in the town OF
Harris nburg, Parish OF Catshoula, a. soon
as the necessary arrangements can be com.
pieted. The undersigned being practical
printer. is therefore fully aware Of the great
responsibilities he is about to assume. Inc
first number to be issued on Saturday, the
9th 'ay Of July next.
1t shall be our highest ambition to con-
duct the Independent In such manner as
to meet the expectations Of our friends, anu
advance the interest of the Pansh. We
will strive to keep up with the progressive
spirit Of the age--io present all discoveries
in the arts and sciences-.to chronicle al
improvements relative to agriculture, COM
merce and manufactures. and all things else
which may have tendency to promote the
wealth and growing prosperity OF North
Louisiana.
We insert below the terms on which we
propose to furnish the Independent weekly
to subscribers; and in conclusion, we ia ke
o. casion to appeal TO every citizen Of the
parish who feels an interest and takes
pride in sustaining Literature. TO come to
our assistance Let every citizen OF this
and the adjoining parishes consider himself
duly authorized agent 10 obtain sub crl-
beers and solicit patronage, and by this
means we are sure to go-a-head. Our
hopes of success are mainly based upon
such support.
For the Ouachita Independent yearly,
in advance, SO SO; at the expiration OF
the year, 50 90.
WILLIAM A. BRYAN.
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MOther,s Relief.

THE STEAMER GEORGE COLLIER
i leaves here on Wednesday evening
with delegates to the Memphis convention
and will be at Baton Rouge Thursday morn
ing. G. W. SHAW K Co.
New Orleans May Both.
may 31-2t.
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Administrator Notice.

"H"aS Nd"FVE IvUNISVS
In The 7tater Of the succession of J. MORGAN.
deceased
iNHE Public are hereby warned against
L paying any monies which may be
hue the deceased, into any other hands
han the administrators, who alone is author
ice to give a receipt. e GUZMAN.
may oath administrator
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S. T. BLANCHARD, !
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Groceries and Provisions,
Corner Of Third and Conoestio~ Sts.,
NEAR THE MARKETl BATON RouoE, LA.
r TENDER MY THANKS to my
i numerous friends and customers for
their liberal patronage. and would state, that
] intend to merit still greater patronage.
by keeping on hand at all times large and
well selected stock and by selling on such
terms, that it will be an inducement for pur-
chasers to cali on me.
My Stock consists Of the toIlo,cing staple
articles:
5000 lbs. Stage and Shay's and Dufield
Sugar cured hams,
40OOdo plain hams;
1000 do shoulders; 1000 sides;
1000 lbs choice dried beet,
100 barrels mess Pork,
10 do of prime Leaf Lard,
so Kegs do do do,
10 bbis No / Mackerel
10 Noe do.
~ DdFTelS UeSH + iOuI,
90 boxes Buckwheat,
10 hhds prime sugar,
90 bbls loaf and crushed sugar,
50 boxes star candles,
90 do sperm do
$50 boxes No. !, soap,
20 do fine Toilet,
2 do CASTLE soap,
l6Kegs fresh butter,
kegs goshen do
100 lbs. fresh Cheese.
boxes fresh pine apple do
10 lbs sugar crackers,
10 Boston do and 10 butter do
s Tiesces of Rice.
10 boxes Mac Il Macs Tobacco.
l do honey dew do
~ do best Cavendish 10
10 do smoking do
10 do cigars, Regalias.
Liquors, pickles, Ale, Porter, Cider,
Preserves, Candies,
SO bags Coffee 20 chest Tea.
ALSO. A LARGE STOCK oE SHELF GOODS.
sE1 d Hsgzssss CROCKERY, TN
I1sV WARG Ware, Willow-ware.
woodward, &c. All of which will be sold
at small advance. mar 23-y
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Ladies' Dressing Cases.

ONE dozen Ladies Tin Dressing cases
~ for sale by. J. G. LANOUE
may IL. Harvey House Row
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7 ARD-in bbls, and kegs, for sale by
IL lmay lstf S. M. HART & Co.
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DACON-5 casks shoulders for sale by
ID may 1stf S. NJ. HART & Co.
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CORN AND OATS--iust received for sale
" by [may lstf S. N. HART & Co
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JUST received small lot of the pure
y unauthorized Kentucky Mustard for
sale at retail in packages Of quarter, half
and whole pounds JosHnA BEAL