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III reasonable customers.

REMOVALS FROM OFFICE Extract
from an article in the Concord Patri-
OF;
Thus stands the matter as be-
tween the two parties. But the new
administration will have a duty to
perform to the country in this re-
spect, which is of higher moment and
far more difficult to perform. Oh
this, and of the general subject OF
removals and appointments, we shall
have something more to say hereaf-
ter. We will only now remark that
the official corruption, negligence,
and imbecility so visible and preva-
lent during the reign Of our present
rulers must be reformed, and the au-
thors banished from the places they
have disgraced, The people demand,
the very existence Of the govern
ment requires, that the Augean sta
hles shall be cleansed. Corruption,
imbecility, and infdelity must give
place to integrity, energy, and fdell-
ty, even if the removal Of every of
fice-holder in the country is required
to effect it. The people ex pect this;
they elected General Pierce to accom-
|plish it; and we have every reason
ito believe that it will be his fault Il
their reasonable expectations IN this
behalf are not fully realized
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13

| There are church trouble abr pad
as well as here. There has recently
been considerable trouble in regard to
the First Secession Presbyterian
Church, on Frankfort roj ID, Philadel-
phia, (Pa.) above Frank lin avenue,
between the trustees, the pastor, and
the congregation. On 81 turday last,
Marshal Keyser was Motif led by Sam
uel Hood, the attorney of the Rev.
W. 0. johnson, the pres ent ofIiciat-
ing clergyman, that he anticipated
some disturbance the ne4 It day, du-
ring the exercises, and asking the
interference Of the author ties to pre-
serve peace. An or der " as issued to
the Kensington police, I'd be present
to keep order. The polide on more
than one occasion, had this church in
charge; aud 1t one time, the ofhciat-
ing Clergyman vas arrested in the
pulpit and taken to the lookup.
The scramble OF contendibg brethren
of this church for supremacy, reflects
upon their prof ssion Of re-
ligiou.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13

DEED OF VIOLENCE IN Mlssls-
sIpr The DeKalb (hliss) ca
gette of the Ith inst, COZ tains sad
Giro nicle OF crime in tina vicinity:
The first record is o1 a serious
ARRAY between two broti Eers.in -law
named Wright and I'urber, on Sc-
conn Of a difficulty in I be dlvis on
of SO me family properly. The par
ties were separated and ound oser
to tile next term Of tile Circuit
Court. Bryan, vas severely GU,
but it was though; he wo bld rccov~
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Thanks

Thanks
we retqrn our thanks to the pa
merOus fTspds who have SO prom pit
" responded to our call for money .l
3D. waak or two since. This
promptness and the apparent cheer
fitness attending il, confirms US III
the belief, thai cur paper has sue
ceeded in giving entire satisfae1 'on
to all who ar capable of aPpreeiat|iag
good newspaper, and that we hFlyl
but TO wait few days longer untlI
most of those indebted to US vii
have paid tie respective sums dug.
That's right, friends; read the paper
and pay for tin this w BY you vii
benefit yourselves and bless th'
printer
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13

Utah would make twent y states Of
the size of New IIampshire' Nebraska
fifteep; Indian, twenty; Northwest,
sixty-fve-fotal, one hulE dred and
twenty-six miles. Should these ter
ritories have an equal POPULATION to
the So uaremile with New i hampshire,
they would contain population OF
above Mlrty-aght aallions . T So,rtS!'
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Notice

Son dporit, Moryun e. Nell re
quest ns to say to those of their Gus
toners who have not paid their notes
and accounts for 1850 and 1851,
that It is out Of their power to grant
longer indulgence.
They most respectfully, but ear
nestly urge their friends to pay off
their old balance during the present
month.
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z Is[ @ ~ :.

ga + HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
An the best Tennessee Iron. which
- will be SOLD h, three tourlhs of a cent
on NashyiI prices Tor cash, when a-suffi
cIeRt quantity IS taken al one lime 10 IRON OIL
a wagon. Same advance % Nashville pri-
ces as heretofore. pn time. To PUEcT UAL
DEALERS Il mean tiy pyndtuaI dealers. such
as pay on the day they promise, and not D.
/ 2, or Is months |heEesftsil am understood
January 6, 1858. SHAPARD.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13

BosroN, Jan. 6 The train on the
Boston and Maine railroad was
thrown off the track to-day near An
dover. Among the passengers, we're
Gen. Pierce his lady and son ten
years old; the latter was instantly
killed. Gen. P. escaped, Mrs. Pierce
strained severely though not fatally.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13

Harrison Winans left baltimore a
lev yea rs ago, a poor boy, but with
an improved mind, acc IIired al Il
country school, with genius, ambition
and enterprise He worked in Eu-
rope to the head of the machinists
and engineers, and btcamb leading
contraction on the great i abroad be-
tween Moscow and st. Petersburg,
400 miles long. II / made over
81, 100000. On his retu IN to Paris
he married talented, an liable, and
bea utiful lady, and will sd on build a
cage for her, in the shape Of villa
and park Of three acres, beautifully
ornamentea, where rich an ID poor may
feast their eyes On indigeh ous plants
and rare exotics. He col s again to
Russia, to fill a contract with the
emperor on public works by which
be will bring 100000 in gold for
his labors. .
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13

las. week a, 6 al It closes to-day buoy
AM al 6 (03Bc,
The receipts Of CLIFTON this wcek.lmnnnl
ed to 966 bales agaFns Gil las, week, To
sal receipts since +, September, 1918
bales, against 9l05 al The same date las
year.
Coffee. New or p Rio lol@llc-ol,
I0Gl0leo demand fair
Flour There is a fair demand FOR -Four
supplies are abuntahr. Cincinnal 81 so
new; Tennessee &414 so. new.
Sugar There IS steady demand I'd
Sugar, and the stodk is somewhat larger
Sales new crop al 4406 by the hid; y
Higher BY the hbl.
Molasses. 3l0sbc q gal.
Salt Barrel Sal a, l0c e bush; Sacl
parse 81 CD. fine 81 IS 10 / IS.
Candles I alloy l2ac; Star 23625c
Sperm 45c.
Whisky. r cuff I'd l6 to lec.
Bacon. Hqmf ioaq; Shoulders &c; Sides
s {; hog rennH SO.
Lard. 65Jc..
Feathers. 3#t.
Ginseng. 9582dt.
Corn Meal. Hoe BE- bush.
Corn. 81 SD to $2 D. bbl.
Irish Potatoes 4Bc If bush.
s@eei po.aro4 s, sdf = bush II
Ns a on.E az Il. = Flour s. 9o04 81
n II N IA DIV lfOl Pill ,.ark o.
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New Firm

Wepublish to-day the ddvertise-
ment of the new firm Of ItussM s
Tucker, successors to Gil Russell.
The business habits Of both members
of this firm, haEing heretp fore been
industrious and successful IN echanics,
gives the assurance that, t b the ex-
tent Of close application to business
and great desire to please the pub
lie may calculate upon being prompt
ly supplied with whatever goods may
be needed. Intending to make the
selling of goods permanent bust
ness, they promise not to be under
sold by any other house doing a liv-
ing business. Their personal atten-
ton, together with that Of competent
and gentlemanlY clerks, will enable
them to give entire satisfaction to
all reasonable customers.
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sC5I 1t always gives US pIe,4 sure 10 nouc'
.,v sr,icie Thai con(ers real benefit on til
community. il is IN confdente We hearth
commend Ayers Cherry PefioTq 10 Oh
readers as possessing exuaor binary virtue
for the cure al diseases Inddent to III
Throat and Lungs. This mfy account 20
on, frequent reference TO this arliGle, whic
we feel folly justified in max fng known +;
The public, ~. T. Tribune.
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LADIRs' DEsEss taoeEss.

gssea RIcH EN- bfcideFed nj pslE.,erl p
SS<ss5 Lanes;
~ Beauutu' F'eneh DeIssi'Ies. p cP.' -
do % MenEaS da
beautiful cohYra psEamsiis 4TsiAnt 4, g s
Superb Cashe. rie$. 4 peceas & Bon. t.zfr :
do Bfocade aSd llaas4sk Dscss SiIk-:
Magnificent R-.he End Fiehnc. d lo
Rich Blk Giro d Rhia- and Broc Ice 10
" altered Silks, ali eOloTs.
These Goods are ssTg select rorPri> ir
all the iGissl ard most beautiful ~ H. 60
aud viii be snid EisY CHEAP !.sl.is,
give call.
GOODRICH, BUcuAraE / BRAvYRS.
Oct. %, 1852.
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sheIDyviilc and FaJ eFIeyfIie
TURNPIKE Rcnh.

A I a meeting Of the Directors Of the
"A above named Road al Iful TaoMisos's
on 'he 9Th Of December. 1852, Il was ordered
BY the Board that call be made on the
subscribers oil stock IN said Road for the
hFst Insialmeni OF their respective subscrip-
iions on The hrsi day OF JASUARY next. to be
paid INTO The hands The Treasurer. l.. l.
SToSE. who IS snihorized TO receipt sor tn.
same W w. GILL, Piesr.
Dec. I6. ls6e.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13

An Ono Yankee has invented a
lath- cuttiug machine, which WI
chi . large log into lath in three
minutes. and has sold for $4,000
,bree-Gourths of his patent, for the
eastern states alone, reserving the
western.
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C h g II
NOTFCE PARTEtIULaRLY.

HsEiAT the frnl OF Gill & RUSSELL
e has ibis day kDec SLID been dissolved
Ly mutual CONSENT Thosk indebted 10 the
firm arsr come sorgsrd immefia,elv and
make pay ineol. I Jan. 6 ] A. S. BOONE.
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70 Business Notice. .na

| or The List Of Letters is published in
he Fqyeitrrufe Observer, in compliance
with a law Of Congress. which provides
Ihat j, shall appear in The newspaper having
lhe LARGEST cIRcULATIeN. -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13
u 'sF i G. e

HAVING formed partnership in the
EA HARDWARE and DRY GOODS
trade, in.Jhe town OF Fayetteville. under the
sryla Of RUSSELL & TUCKER. W take
plessure in inviting Tile public 10 our stock at
the former s,and 81 Chi & Resell. opI the
north SIDE Of the Pul Inc Square. We ave
in store an excellent COLLECTION OF The various
descriptions Of Dry Goods brought - thus
market, TO which vie intend 10 add ffom
time TO tine, direct r. pm the eastern markets.
so as TO keep cons tanIiy 90 hand eveTy hrIi-
Gle likely to be aeeded for use or ofnarnenl
in this locality. We are resolved TO kefp a
general assortment of The verv best Goods,
which we flatter ourselves we wiil be fna.
bled to sell as low as tie lowest by the ex err
else Of juJicious Judgment in our purchases
Having purchased the house we occupy. .h4
public NAV expect I'd find us at all lin rs a
the same old stand. MIR. RglSSELL'S ac
know lodged Judgment in the purchase d
Goods generally. and fine Cloths in pariieu
lar. enables the firm 10 speak with confidence
to all as to The q,a liiy Of the Goods they
keep. They intenkii 10 come up fully TO wha
they represent
| January 49, 1853
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peierson's Magazine

PetsrsOn's Magazine
The January NJ. Of t bis publica-
ton has been received, nd is5enti-
tied to the aPpellation Of the best
Ladies Magazine out:
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For Rent

For Rent
The room and cellar Immediately
! Inder the Dbfsree5- printing Office, for
the present year For terms, &c,
slpplytat this office.
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OurselEes--

But few persons have a correct
idea Of The duties dev0lVi"g upoI
newspaper editors. var frequent al
iuslon to inns 'qPJeef ana 10 tue
course Of the o'sft02T. 5 70 De ap'
trlopSed to. fne ilo' sna' we Sis'' 0uf
position to pc uhdeFsl9 ou' ana 70
have our. paper continue as 1t mas
hitherto been acceptable to ne peg
pie We have space to day to refer
to but one or two points,
With mlny persons, The views Of
correspon Dent are considered as
those OF t be editor because ne ad-
mits them 70 hl5 Columns. Inns
conclusion ; en''Ie' efiV H9o"s
We have P fblshed c.9mnhpnlcatlons
containing fhdores tliat re did not
endorse . Pc 'll ''0 ~ u''e'SY !,
every man has VIC ws Of hla own anu
we wished tolgiv4 all 9 Iar hearing
Again, articl es are written ana we
puoi| 'n 'le'ii' ." 90
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y !, {. .r..p.H '.4 !. 4 a
readers. We intend tP exercise
more II giily hereafter, til h ireroga-
tives Of editors, VIE, at east, must
consider communlcail1 r merl' o. :,
rious, or it must tr'iat on SUBJECT OF
interest, or it can't findI favor WI IN
ns-it win be excluded We a re
catering for the public we pubhF h
. naner Cor their edilicati@4, and not
as = vehicle fer the luo9 Rrl tions of
those who may fancy thit they haYe
been struck by an IDEA.
We donot intend The fore going to
apply to the communicate ons we nave
on hand, and which We haye prom
! ised to publish.
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ESTRAY.

Ao TAKES upIby Amerra SION e. in
q 90 24rh Civil District yellow 4orrel
Horse, about l5a hands high. star 10 his
forehead. white down his nrs@, both bind
lee, white. ahon; years old; valued cd SIS
\ Dec. %. 1852 81
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13

q p ADVERTISEMENTS milsi be handed into
The Dai:e by Tuesday Morning 70 insure
an appearance in the following Paper.
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lREEsSRS. SOUTH WORTH. MORGAN
E1VA s NEIL. reGursE Us to say o those OF
their customers who have n,l rad th-if
notes and ccoqnls FOR i $50 and 1851, thai ii
lis out Of Their power 70 grant longer lndpl-
gence II ey lIlos: RESI- ecliulEy. but earnest
Ey, urge rhdi I'd lends 'cI pay off thoss old oal
ances during the prescott month.
4 JsHuary Is, 1858 St
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0minOus--

GIninOus--
A few days since, two negro fell
lows were sold in this dounty for
twenty-six hundred dollars.
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~ % IT. CO

HAVlNG soldlnIy entire interest in the
D. stock OF Goods in the firm OF GILL s.
RUSSEILi Mr.. LABAN. E TUCKER
here ten der my sin cere thanks 10 the public
foI past { vors. w. w. GILL.
yanuark 8. 1853.
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EasED,

In this county. 6tH ilsi.. Nr. NAAMAN
AYREs, aged about 70 Bears.
In Ills county, Nj sA M4ERs. aged
about % years.
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Constable, an4f JUSTICES blanks just print
ID, AMI for s,le II our desk--c6saP.
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r yett eyille OBJ seryer'
THURsEY Az, sANUARY Is. 1888.

Gr Adye rtisemenis are inserted in the
ord r in which they are handed IN.
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Ready Made Clothing.
SHOT GsgaaSs

IF you want a COED j ouhie barreled SHOT
n GUN. call al EWlEG'S new corner.
! Jan 10. 1858
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report Tbs salss Bulk Sides for Shout
ders and So for Hams In casks.
BEEE-ws quote Meas Beef sisasiA NJ o. ell 7sSsa rs,
and Prime i oO@s 5oR b The last sales Of Prime Me's
at els so " fierce.
BUTTER CHEEsEws quote a,t@ &c., and
Cheese a 9osskc.
LARDTs business i moderate, with sales saiar
day Of $50 b Prime isO bs and iis and 100 kegs
0 Monday so bb and erces SIC for No. and &c for Whe
and 900 No. Prime sX and yesterday 81 bb No
1 at *, and 200 bb, aud asrces Prime
Receipts Of the three days bbs aud ees and sf kegs-er
ports, equal TO 1915 kegs.
BAcoN-Te demand fr Bacon but with heavy
supply the have further declined The sales Of the sre' days
comprise Saturday 400 casks including 10 ST. Louis Sides Al %
Shoulders sH 80 plain 81 casks Sides ct ~ lo4
7I ~ Shoulders at sx@sxe; Monday $50
casks which bbed Sides In three or four lots at at
TX 10 Clear at o. 40 Shoulders 30 erees fancy
Hams at o4 yesterday 400 casks including $50
Cincinnati. for shouder lao Sides lois
7e and 50 Shoulders Sc, snd soa.bHeFD.
TALLOwThe last sales Of City Rendered at sl{ FB.
noticed sale Monday Of 90 erces prime Carolina
~ days. bat yesterday prime offer
ing 49, cash. and 50 erces fair ordinary sold at c N. equal to
cash.
wIIsKY--Ihs whisky Market been da
o a few lots at 2le " gallon for Recihed.
Receipts Of the three days, ssl ttis-szPorts $40
CoFFEEThe transactions the Coffee Market have been lin
SCALE including Saturday Monday
" and 100 and 9@hctD further
Jsneiro, making the direct imports
since lhe l,t Of September 2oI aes brss
SALsever Liverpool have arrived during the past
days which had sold arrive On Monday Of
1896 sacks, one third fine, sold At 7sc.
HEMP-No sales yet reported in market.
LMEIe for Thosn from second hands " 9oe2 90
Y Dbl. We have heard Of no further Gales
GUNNY BAGSWe Of sales within few days
bales including 100 cash. $40 in three lots time
andn interest," and small lots ut 91c, cash.
BAGGSG AND RoPE-we Saturday pieces
Kentucky Bsgng 1885, equal cash. OF India Baggng have
heard $50 bales sold during the past few days follows TOO bales
three c, monhs' time with interest, iH,
so and interest," and so a. I. mouths. with interest
cent.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

N1- For CHIEF JUSTICE OF LOUISIANA
giRsliAN RosEIIUs candidate the Office Of CHIEF JUS
TlCE OF LOUISIANA. tapl
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D@- For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
CUURT-Wa GUsTAvUs SCHMIDT
candidate for ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT
FOR TIE FIRST DISTRICT. vOx POPuII. fes
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Ns0- For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
COuRTWe requested 10 Judge THOMAS " KEN
NtDY candidate April for ASSOCIATE
DISTRICT inp21
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E{3~ J. G. PoNDExTER, Superintendent of
English Delivery office, candidate for CLERK
OF THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. nhs tea
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Mfs- For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-We are re-
friends Of Mr. w. A Roberts TO him
al candidate DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS tells
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Nis- For DISTRICT ATTORNEY.-We are au-
thoIed of p H. oNE Attorney and Counsel
the office Of DISTRICT ATTORNEY for
which the parish Of Orleans situated either
denomination which the Legislature call H.
fel
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vNyARREN Stages CHOICE SUGAR

WARREN Stages CHOICE SUGAR.
wv CURED HAMs-The attenon Of the trade
generally invited this very choice very celebrated
respect their be upon well abls
the land there Is not and cannot be question.
the first place. ess Hams gaqraRii % s from fed Pork
,G No still fed pork received into the Warehouse, and
sold under the bran This 10 principle in the selection Of the
which the process curing
aware adopted BY any other
world And ofitsel bis process Of only equal
ers-would insure these Hams the'snpeiorty.
SesondlyThs Cure entirely distinct from that OF
other tiand is attended with the utmost and large and
is tho result OF experience.
to the which they cnpe-
They first canysed, yellow ~sfhed ansid on
eompand elaborate directions cooking the Ham
proved Dishes and then wrapped in most baaia engraved wrapper.
Tor tenderess, and day hagr, l
thing constitute the hes a ty paved and
thought are uNEQuAiED rnd Of Hams in raket IN
the world.
supply these superior always 'oani the Agents
mh5 KIDpER a FABIAN % Aiqgaziue street.
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Ns- FoR CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CoURr.GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, the present Minute
koft Of NewOrleans which situation he has
years. oilers himself Candidate for the
CERKSP Of said Court whatever Court The same may
IA chan gad 10
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80" FoR CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
authorized SAMUEL G. RISK candidate for
CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the
,nuis may bar changed tie
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Ms~ JOE W. BURKE is an Independent cand-
date Tor ASSISTANT ALDERMAN TIE THIRD WARD FIRST
DISTRICT composed old Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Wards
Come boys help the old candidate for Constable No caucus
ngpl,nl. - : mhlg 81
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Mss- P. NJ BERTIN, for the past fourteen
the Second Dis
int Court candidate CLEKsIP Of the said SECOND
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the he changed
To m
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Mss- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS, candidate for reelection.
luig
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nR. LEWISS PREPARED FLOUR. The
prepared the above Flour
des,red quantity family steamboats,, vessels Ter expea
Poprstols Hotels Will ind this desirable article In
branch cooking Flour used. 1t peculiarly prepared with
culinary sguirirg only cold milk the dough
baking. ts
tF- For Particular, ball GU barr Il packages
The great property Of this Flour that be shipped
foreign and retain s purity 1t has been known Keep
mis- u = /. CHANDLER, 81 Fa,oa a,lee..
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ny WILLIAM P. BEDLoCK, for CLERK Of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT, Court that may be organized
succeed IL mh5 IL
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3rts~ Messrs Editors Please announce me as
THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS, FRANCIS MOUNEY nh3
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GS- J. B. CoTToN is candidate for JUDGE OF
THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE CITY OF NEW OR
LEANS the which will perceds the Third Judicial District
for the Parish Of Jefferson. zeal I'd
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Z. His~ JAMES A. HOPKINS is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
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Ns- HENRY c. MILLER is a candidate for
DISTRICT ATTORNEY ofth Parish OF Orleans. mhg2
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N&-FoR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
We authorized EDWARD D. RAND candidate
the JuDGEsIP Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of New Or
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4is~ Messrs Editors: Please announe WIN.
A. MOTT u candidate for CLERK Of THE FIFTH DISTRICT
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CONSIaNEES.
pASSENlERS

brig Geo Abbott Charleston; Greenwood Franks
Franks-S 4 LevyFoole d BroA Cochran o-Seceomt
4 Voorhies-P O De Psyster-Cotchett Chapman.
Palo Alto Charleston Cotchett Chapmanorier
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Eds- Editors of the Crescent: Please an
uoune WILLIAM cASTE u the oa OF CLERK
or TIE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. mh4
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ES- For JUDGE OF THEF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
candidate for the
Stee Of JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
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re- We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES A. LABUZAN Candidate for CLERK Of the THIRD
DISTRICT COURT whatever Coar the be changed to-
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