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LARGEST SrEAMRR1S THE woRLD.. ).

LARGEST STEAMER IN THE WORLD. "A
steamer is building in England, for ihe
Eastern Stream Navigation Company, Of
tho following dimeasions: Tonnage,
builders measurement. 1000 tons: ton>
mage bnr'hen, 10000 tons; extreme
length, ESQ feet; extreme breadth, s3
feet; extreme depth, So feet; power OF
epgtncs, (screw paddle $500 horse
Her engines sse in course Of cnnsiruc-
lion, and will be fitted in the vessel be-
forc she Is hoa,ad off. The whole will
bn entirely nfiron, md gilmore than usr-
al strength, ,he magnitude Of her size
abling Mr.. Btunhel The architect, to in
roduco many precautionary measures
conducive 10 their siirpor' and security.
From her Keel up to 6 feat above the wa
Ter line IL double, Of a cellular construc
lion. The upper deck will also b.
strengthened % The same principle, and
will form complete beam, similar 10 The
iide Of The Britannia Bridge. SO that an,
external injury will no, affect the tight
| ness OF safety Of The ship. She is divi
ded into ten separate wa'er>,igbt COM
! mehis, each sky feet inlenglh snsblDl
her TO take ou, suticien, fuel for voy
| age To America and back 10 England
without stopping.
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az Joe Coope, and Jesse Tirauus,

or Joe Cooper and Jesse TiTnnne,
Of Cincinnati, Of Miami Tribe celebrity
have avowed themselves 10 be EaIiycs
or Know Nothings. Jesse Os Superin-
fendani of the Cont house building,
discharged his workmen and advertised
for "AmcricSn Pro,eslanls" only, 10 sup
ply their place. or course a mans Teli-
gion or country would have q good dcAl
10 do with his building or quarry:ng
stone, or carrying morlal! The County
Commissioners indignant at Timanns'u
imbecility aud folly Immediately semoycd
him, and The workmen thus invidi0usly
selected. Joe Cooper IAN two or three
years ago as Wliig-Indcpendenl caodi'
| date for Sheriff and got elected by Miami
Tribe influence, after which be passed
foru Democrat. lie is now lsoking foI
some similar favor frrm Nutlvism. Joe
is excusable. A bold, unscruppipus man
Of large natural ability, but uneducated
and unread he knows no more Of politics
aside from political iu,rigue--no more Of
principle han a three year old baby
Such men are Kaop Noitiags.
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or The weather for few weeks back
hss been warmer ihan for yesrs pssi. In
tho afternoons tho thermometer has
ranged from % to p6 generally and on
one or Two occasions has risen 10 100 in
The shade. The heat has been oppressive,
The Thermometer remaining at so at Q
o'clock al night.
The crops have suffered from the
drought The corn crop will be dimin-
ished one-lhird; potatoes will almost be
a failure, and the wheat falling altogether
will mska il hard year for farmers and
every orc else. Fruit is not abundant
this year: apples are few aud there are
scarcely any peaches.
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The B1BLE IN PuELIc Schools. -Com-
misaioner Potter, Of Rhode IslaDd, has
lately decided against Protestant cbildem
being compelled TO read the Catholic
version Of the Bible, or Catholic Children
being compelled 10 Tead The Protestant
version. We quote from his decision, as
follows:
4 have thus far only referred TO The
case Of Catholics Of Pro,csisnis, but the
same rule, Of course, would govern in
case ofany person who had conscien.
tIous objections.
The power 10 regulate the books and
exercises Of the school is entirely in the
hands Of the school committees. No
parent sending to The schoo! has right
10 inisrfeic. with It, from mere wlim OF
caprice, Tor this would be 10 have no sys-
TEN atfnll. But this power is TO bs conS
suued subjtcl 10 the great constitutional
prnsision Cor freedom Of conscience.----
Any person, therefore, has righ, 10 obs
jrcl in such cases from conscientious mo-
lives, aid from these only. itsa
Our school system is a part OF the mas
chiuery ofihe Slaie, supported by The
funds Of the Siaie, and no one has Alright
10 use il as means 10 enforce upon e,ii-
ers his own religious views. f
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NEBRAsKA. AND Kansas Freqncnt
inquiries are made by persons disposed 10
turn their faces ,unaIds The setting sun.
as TO the extent of these new Territories.
A repor, from the Land Office shows thai
Nebraska covers an area Of 342 2436
square miles, equal TO 2i9, l6o, ,3:o acres
OF land. Kansas has an area Of l26 ,263
square milee, equal TO s0,s2l,l20 acres
uf land. To large portions Of this land
,be Indian tile has moi beer extinguished
but enough 10 open for settlement TO sat-
isfy The mos, eager enterprise for years
10 come.-O. State Democrat.
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po,srpLr posrr oNrnrsr ; THE STAT

PossIBLE PosTP ,NEMENT = THE STATE
FAIR.--Jusl as we go 10 press We learn
lhui owing 10 various causrs-aucb ss
droulh, heat, the health Of the country
&c, the Executive Committee are de.
hating The proPrieiy Of putting of The
State Fai, until October. lfthls alep i
taken, full notice will be given snd lime
gained TO add greater inletest,,c the : Ex'
hibiiion. No change Of arrangement il
contemplated, other than change o
inns. [LArEa Changed TO Oc,obs
1920 T. Ohio CultiuGtor.
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1.-The editor OF Tie Fenture is able TO
define any class uf"PIesses thai sustain"
ihe Know Ho,bings, he has more acu,e-
ness than We can Claim TO hive. ltseeme
10 US, there hns been either grea, indif-
ference, or grea, iimidi,y, in The press Of
all classes, in Ohio, in sustaining The
Know Noihings. For instance, does the
Venture suppose iha, I6e Coiumbion
sus,aius, OF opposes, The Know Nolhings'
Al any rate, the Information that sahe
Know Noihings will vote with The Fu.
sonists, ;" IL very encouraging 10 the lat
ter; for we presume The Know Nothing
element is a strength no, TO be despis>
ed.- Columbian, State Free Sell Organ.
Wha, would the Columbian say oiihs
State journal, Cincinnati Gazette, Piqua
Register and Presses Of that ilk { are they
TOO tame in their aid 10 the Know Moths
ings? And why does the editor Of the
Columbian complain of. indiff renee and
,imid,y, in their susiainmenI ofibe Know
N";bings, aud cour, their support il he ii
not Of them, or with iheml To he o pa
rAsits d fbigotry and exclusivenes mas DO
well enough in Fusion organ, but 10 rear
on snch a supors'ruc'ure real philanthropy,
is i'm possible, and TO pretend i;ishypcciicy.
The men who seek fonrsiy 10 elevate
one tramplcd class OF Human beings will
nnt encourage The irampl;ng Of otbera.--
We have said when il was material TO u:
lha, we scorped and refused supper, dcrl,
we'd from religious prejudices and iniolor'
AMI views. Those who do not, may built
psr,ics and csbal for power, but the ho'
lier aud higher aim Of human advance
ment and amelioralion they should leayt
10 minds OF different order. We class the
Columbian without hrsitallon in tho ranks
of the admirers of the Know Noihings
only troubled with Tho timidi,l 10 de-
clare j, fully, which incongruoas profess
ions makes.na,utal.
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or In The Allen, Auglaize snd Miami
Dis.rici, Df. g. v. Dorsey. heretofore
unenviabIy conspicuous in ihe Censiliu-
iinnal Convention as favorer Of "Soft''
DsmocEacy, received The nomination foI
Cohgress on the lst inst Al Sidney, on
,he single ground thst be favored the
Nebrssks movement in Ccnrsess. BY
Sssidaoas misrepresentation q Conysn-
,isn had beer packed 10 defeat Hon. NJ.
II Nichols, for opposing This movement.
Ills friends refused TO submil and wish-
drew from ibe Convention, and formed q
separate one which re-nominaied Col.
Nichols. We have heretofore differed
wishihis gent.eman's views on the Slavery
question. Iiis experience in Cangtess
caused him 10 abandon fiat difference,
and comparing his radical views on ques.
iions heretofore esteemed essential BY
Democrats, aside from this question, we
should certainly prefer bin 10 Dr. Dorsey
osa representative 10 Congress, were We
sresideh, OF his district.
We have not in our action as public
journslis, advocated making issnes Of ,hil
kind iesf Of Democracy, and have
avoided doing SO, but where The, subver
sicnl Instruments Of Slavery propaaan'
dism are determined 10 naks the iniri
guesin Conpress lie principles Of q time
honored parry, with them is The fault ant
with them be The consequences; 70
Nheu made, q test conscientious oppo
neai has no alternative bur reuistence.
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A FEARFUL HIsToRY what If the
history ofa disiiller could be written
nu,---so mnsh rum Enr medicine, Of real
value; so much az tonic, Of real vslue !;
sn much for h,r The arts, Of real value.
That would be ono drop,l suppose, ta-
ken ont and shaken from the disillery
Then so much sold 10 the indisns, to ex.
cite them to scalp each other; so much
sent TO the Africana. 10 ho changed into
slaves 10 rot in Cnba and BrNxil; So
much sent to the heaihens in Asia, and
10 the islands of tho ocean; and so much
used a, home. Then il The tale OF ever
drop could be wriiion out--so much
panr So much rednsss Of eyes; sn much
diminuiinn Of tbs productive power in
man; so many hou,es bAint. go mnnv
shps fonndered, and railway trains dash
ed 10 peices; so manv lives lost; 80 man
' widows made doubly widows btcaust
their husbands still live, So many or
pbens, their fathers still living, long dy
I ing on earth: wha, tale il would br
Imagine that oil the persons who hac
suffered rom ioruents engendered ni
that plague>snot, came together ind sa
on ridge-pnie and roof, and filed up the
hsll Of that distllrry, and occupied thu
streets and lanes all shout il. and tolt
their tale Of drunkedncss. robbery. IN
chas,iiy snd mnsder, written on their g.
ces and forrhends. What a sinry i
would be! The fact is stranger than ,h'
\ fiction - Parker.
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ToDAcco. LIN he deed Of trust madc
Wy Dr.. Elphslel MOTT, and urania e. Nou.
iis wife, fisk hundred and ten thousand
dollars. for the use Of Union College,
New York, are the following sIipulalions:
"'t is earnestly recommended to, aud
expected, of, every professor 10 avoid The
use OF tobacco, in any Of its forms.
sand each Gssisiant professor. before
en'ering on the duties of ais Office, shall
subscribe, in The book To be provided
therefor, declaration in the wards fol-
lowing 10 wit:
u solemuly promise that will neither
use tobacco, in any Of its forms, so long
as continue to receive tho. ayails Of an
assistant professorsllip, founded by. The
deed of trust executed by Eliphale, Non
and Ursnia E. MOI: TO the Trustees o.
Union College, bearing date lhs 2Slh day
nf December, 1858, and that will dis
courage The use ofsuch sr,icles.n
Tie Bui!alo Democracy remarks:
"Thereason for Odpisi,g the professors
no, 70 use the poison, and forbidding the
asslsisnt professors 10 use il, is perhaps
10 be found IN the diff rence between
iheir ages and in he important { c'tbniihe
assistant professors, are more inme din c.
ly in contact with the young students,
and therefore much more likely 10 inhu>
ence them by exAmple.
"Ffom a knowledge Of the dynamic
rclion OF tobacco upon the constitution
of man, derived from an experience Of
fifty years, among thousands Of youth Of
every temperament, the great teacher
knows we!l that The weed is exceedingly
ipIniious 10 those that use il, and espe-
cislly so TO boys Of immature organiza-
'ions, and leading scdcn'ary lives. It's
action is well known. II induces dys>
pepsia. affects the sight, produces verii.
90, palpitaiich Of The heart, hushes OF
wea, on slight exciiaiions, loss Of Hesli
extreme nervousness, loss of memory,
and dullness Of the faeulles. When
consumed TO excess, w"rse and more pro-
nounced symptoms than these manfesl
themselves.
sThe wise old MN moreover knew
from half cen,ury's observation, that
the stimulus Of :obacso crsved sympa-
ihenca.ly other stimulus. The Sopho
more that chewed and smoked freely
gn. his nervous system into condition
where TIE bracing influence OF brandy
was but too agreeable. All stimuli Of the
human organza,ion are of kindred To
bacco and alcohol nra consins germaD.--
Cigars and pipes invariably accompany
the wine, in every college feast. The
President knew too we'll the agency o.
tobacco in whipping and ,pnrring The
nervous system nfthe young and nnhaked
fnol Of student into excuses and follie,
That peca|isrly attack boys Of nineteen
and twenty, away from their mothers
associa,ing only with those Of their owr
age, and leading a.lifc which s'ir,na,ei
tho imagination, while il dses nutin infotn
the renson. We honor the good snc
wise old man, fnr this provision in hi
imperial gift 10 Union College. II vii
do much good"
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A TEXT II r. THE Know NoTlINss -
A correspondent, Of tho New Hampshire
Regular supplies The following text for
street preachers:
/. Timothy, Vi chapler,fourlh aud 9Th
verses.
4. lie is proud, knoicing nothing, bu,
doling alb NJ questions md strifts Of
words, whereof cornsit eaUy, strife, rsi-
liags, eril swmisings.
S. Prrvetsr dipMiass efmeu Of cor
rnpt minds, destitute Of The truth suppo-
sing 'ba' gain is eodIiness; from susl
witkdra,o thyself.
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TRYI>e To STRIKE FIRE.-rhe Boss
ION Cnmmonwealih sPys thai wagon
freighted viii, gnnpnwder, the wheels Of
which were tired with lea,her. 10 prevens
the possibility Of ignition from rparkS
that might be prodncod by the contsc,
Of an iron lire with the pavcmsni, WIS
seen passing over Tragie's bridge, a few
days since, on the top Of which was sea-
tod the driver, sppnran'ly an ItiShnan,
with pipe and sens mo,ehrs in his
hands, with which he was cadeaveriug
10 +" get up smoke"
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Tho Fires in Maine.

BANGOR, Aug. 20.
The fires in The woods continue to
tsge. There is scarcely town within ify
miles ofhsre bu, whathas suffered pnore
or less. The damage TO The weodlandp,
so far, is estimated at over $4,000,
The roads are Impassable in mang rls-
ces. Tie drought continues, and cEopi
ate drying up.
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Lord ELslN has handsomely respond
ed, on behalf OF Canada, 10 the coniirma-
,ion OF the Reciprocity Treaty by the
Senate. lie has opened the ST. Inv
renee TO the FREQ navigationof American
vessels. The people esnf The North viii
fiad lha, a democratic Administraiich de-
serves, perhaps, linle credit from The
Norlh for ibis noble act Of reciprocity
notwithstanding the niggardness Of the
praise swarded il Gy The Fusion press.--
D. State Democrat.
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6TThe Clerk Of the Gsur, Of Com
mon Pleas requests us TO stats .ha, he
has Just received the Laws Of 1854, ant
that they arc ready for distribution, Al
SO Auditors report for 1854, for disiribu
iion al the Clerks flee.
The report Of the ComnissionSr o
Common Schools with his explanations
Of the School Law Of 1853, for dislribu'
ZION al The Audnot's Office.
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~ The Portage Senfinelis is now under
the control Of A, Hart g. Co. MIR. Hart
is good writer, ) reiiable Democtai. and
web acquainted With tie poli,icsTof the
State. IN bis hands the Democracy Of
POrtsee comfy will find the Sentinel an
abls exponent Of their pr.hciples and a
wa,chful guard over their interests. We
wish i's present propsiatny success
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DYES BAnx Norr pLArE DEIIyEATor

DYE's BANK NoTE PbATE DELIxEAToR
--,rhis is very nsefIi pamphlet giving
description Of the vignei,es Of the Bank
notes Of the Banks of The principal cities
of the Union, Of Ill organizations. /
is essential TO avoid imposition, and i
crsdilsble 10 tho designer. !, will prove
valuable aid in preventing tie ci.cula'
lion Of counierfe;, paper.
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r REsrncT TO TIE DEAN IN PARI

REsrEcT To THE DEAD IN PANTS "A
common pfSc,ice in Paris, which impress
esa stranger iavorably. is tla, of Iifiinc
.r ,aking off the hat as funernal p,sses.
This is observed by all clsEses A littlc
while since, (says The wri'er.) | noticed
small fnne,al train moving in the di.
rection Of tho Madelaine.. Ev;denily
the oDe borne 10 bnripl was Of the hum.
bIest class. for ihs body was only follow,
I'd by few workmen in The blouses, ant
women withon, bnnne's. As it passed
on. hats were taken IF by the we'll dressed
crowd. sitting or naving nm the walk, b,
gentlemen in carriages with foolmen II
golden liveries, and by men driving
their watering carts through the streets
i wss idnching and beautiful sight
Daily Globe. ~
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We learn TIA, some OF our German
cii;xans received private diepaich yes
,erday, from Louisville, aeeaainIihg them
that rict was in progress between some
knew Noihings, so called, and Germsns
- Gin. Gczette.
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No MlsTAKEs. "A boy csIled doe.
Tor 10 VISIT his father, who had The dslir.
ium itemens. Nat rightly reccoleciing
The name Of tho disease he called il tho
Dtpirs 1rembles-- making very poor
Latin but very good EnsIiah.i
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INDIA ---Su ChaiIes Wood stated in
the House Of Commons August tho 9Th,
that the estimated income nf India fur
The wesrn, year was E26,000,000 SER
ling, while tho esiImalcd expenditure
was G27 ,455,l6l showing de6civ Of
f72, 1886.
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Pr FEssoRsHIp AccnPrKB -Rsv. DR..
Orseies A. Bronson has accepted tho pros
Censorship extended 10 him by the irish
university at.Dnblil He IS At presant
preparing his first course lectures. Tho
salary is about 5000. His "Rsvie~,"
will be ceptirned. Fe
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~. SEprEMBER TERN.
e. B MoREHEApi, Assaul, end Battery
ep joe. paIliggs Plea. guilty. Fine
GO, and costs.
DtyIp AxDarws, Asrauit and Battery
IN Wm. Rydman 81. Trlal-hsd and fine
500 and cosls. 6
Wm. RYnHAN,sAsssultg on David An.
dregG Trial had, cause subanitted Il
ahs Court Fine $40. and coats.
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Fires In Canada.
BuYFALo, Aug. 30.

BUFFALO, Aug. 29.
A freis raging in the wocds near Lon>
don, Canada West, and threatens fbe
city, The smoke, is SO dense that the
trains on The Great Western Railroad have
been temporarily Discontinued.
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The milwaukee, Fires.

], CHICAGO, Aug. Zg.
The Milwaukee Sentinel. Of Saturday,
estimates The loss by The FIRE in that city,
on Thursday last, at $39l, ,0ov--insu-
rance, S233 900.
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A DEcnEEIS F4von ~ EDucATioH,-
The King Of Bavaria has decreed iLae
no child aged less than ten years who
has no, received elementary and reli.
sous instructions shall bo employed in
manufactures.
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"Tbero's a woman a, the bottom OF
every mischief" said Jo. aYes,'rsplied
Charley, "when ! used TO gal ia,o inis-
chief. mother was at the bottom Of me-"
= Exchange. 81 5 ySe
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THE OLpn+r lNMApIrANr DEAn.-The
Wostsnlnn (Va) Wing says; "s:slcr q
a negro woman, the property Of Mr-. Eli
n F. Cater, nesr .Uppersille, Fauquior
county died on The H'hJ July, having at
,ained The age Of lao years! Thisis one
Of the mos. remarkable cases eflopgevi-
~ ON record"
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The Pninam County Convention
mel On The 29ih uIi, and announced MAI
the vote Of the County wss unanimously
sassfos Dt. g. NJ. Godfrey. for nomiua.
f:oR FOR Carstess.
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tot Audl,er--JoHN MONROE.
For Trsnsurer--THoMAsR MCCLURE.
Pes CLERK DAVID BROWN.
Rss Prosecuting Auornsy- BUDp.
For County Commiesiones--w WILLIAM KRAUse
Per corsnst-JoHN PARRISH
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FEArFuLLY MORTAL The Perrybnrr
psmocrat saws tho choleru frsi mnda its
appearance in that usually healthy town
on The 81 of July, from which time till
lhe lslbins,.. il carried of ll2 victims,
the name being given.
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A GREAT RAILROAD. The Longest
railway 10 tho world is said 10 be the IL
linois Central, which il seven hundred
and thiri, one miles in length, snd is rep
idly approaching completion.
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pumooRATIo MoaEINnns.
County TielKet.

pss supreme Judse--sR III EPARp r. NORRIS.
ilsmhsr u Beard Public works--ALEx P. MILLER.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1854-12-27

Negroes Wanted.
w ANTED to purchase six likely negro men, from
w 5000 years of age, for which we will pay the
money. fs6] OGLEsBY & GRISWOLD.
WE offer our entire stock of Goods, Wares and
w Merchandise at Cost for Cash.
nj M !t ALLEN & PAXTON.
y TONS assorted Iron, just received, and for sale
10 By [ap26) L. E. CARTER,
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Groceries. Wines and LIQUORS.

XKE are receiving, and have in store, choice as
w sortment of pure old Cognac, Sazarac, Castil-
lon and other favorite brands of Brandy Holland Gin
old Jamaica and n. E. RUM Irish, Monongahea and
various qualities of Whiskey, pure Madeira, Sherry,
Port, Malaga and Caret Wines, Brandy Cherries,
Fruits in brandy and in their own juice cordias of
cry description, curacoa, preserves plerut pickles,
ketchups, sardines, Holsters, oysters, samon shad al
monds prunes, etc., all suitable for the holydays
We have, also, on hand large assortment of -four,
bacon, pork, sugar, moIasses coffee tea salt wooden
and crocIEcry wares, and every thing usually kept
in large grocery store, all of which will be sold at the
lowest prices. STACEY & WELLS,
Gcc27 \ O. Ia on the Ieycp
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LIVERY STABLES.
SPRING STREET, SIircyenort.

u No connection ,ohateuer uh any Hotel 81
A. BOARMAN, would respectfully inform the
~ public generally and travellers in particular. that
he has just had his stables put in complete order and is
fully prepared with thorough and extensive stock of
Saddle and Harness Herses, Hacks, Wagons, &C..
winch will be let at unusually low tes lie will war
rant his stock to be- i'll every respect equal to any in
the country. His hacks are mostly new and careful
safe drivers are sent with them when required He1s
determined to accommodate the public fully in this
line, and to an extent never before attempted in this
city From and after this date he will keep horses at
the following rates:
Horse r. month. $l3 90 Horse, IT. day, - cts.
d week., SO - IT, night, so cts.
Horse, " feed IS cents
lie respectfully solicts the calls of his friends and
all who wish accommodation in his line. HIS stabca
are not i'll any way connected with hotels.
The Caddo Gazette, and Flag Of the Union (Hen-
derson.) will please copy. ian11