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efSr General Depot and Specia
New Orleans, La. ..,
a yERMIFUGEs.
Yiner,s Canndian - M
swsin,s rs@.Ms5.
Per,y,s Dead Shot.
Jayne,a Tapit
Ker,,.. & 4 7"
Il A. Fahne.toch,a
McT.ape,,
BAIskMs A. CouGH REMEDfE,
Wia,nr,s Balsan, Of wild Cherry, !
Hns,inr,a Nontba.
sherman,a Balssp,,
Bucban,s Hungarian. -.a..
Dayis,s Wild tShsrry and Tar.
SohsnrL Il pn,nonic syrip
New england Cnngb Syrrp. '
Bartholoinew,s skxpvetorant,
HALLS BaIsnm,
Swayne,s syrup of Wild Cherry,
Ayai'a Cherry PeetoraI,
Tsylor,s Bglsam Liyerwo,t.
Jaypes Erpectornnt. w.
Winer'a Elscampnine,
Rogers, Liyerwprt and Tar.
Ms, GARDENERS Liverwort,
Ioudou,s Indian do.
d. Rnpsia do.
SARSAPARILLAS. ~
Dr.. John Bulls,
S. p. Tewusend,s,
Sauds,s, i
g.e Ola Jacob Townsend,
Carpenters,
Wynkoop'a, ~'"
n shaker's, @
Bristol,s
3rvsott,s yellow Docl
". PLASTERs.
Well,s strenythrninv
Eupn'a Siren pthenin,
Jew DAyiJ's or Hebrew.
Bndeau,s.
F Knaup's India,
Alcocks Porous.
GrifItb,s Adhesiye.
Hnljnway,a Arn;r,
"., IINISlESTs.
Mexican Mustang,
Fnrrsll,a Arabiar
Butler's Nerve and Roma.
Hunts,
Hayes,s.
" @". Tohi,,,, Vanetin,
Hewesse Ne,ys and Rome.
Kulliugeris.
2;ardoper,s
. .-. . Bnrtins,a Horn,
Marebnnt,s GareI;no
Chsrok,e
-.S zw-. 80 Jnvpa,,
ACHE REMEDIES az
Oseooa,s Indian choloooeue
Rowsnd'a Tonic N,i.tn1el
Smiths Tonic syrut.
Wynkosp's Tonic.
Snssd,s Fahritnpa ~ @ No."
Vegetable Partridge.
IOZENGEs
sberman's Cough and Worm
Brysn,s pnlmontc Waf,ys
Iocoek,a Pul,nonic Water,
Hair PREPARATIONS.
Lovstt,s Wahpsne or Hair Gloss,
Barry'. Trico,,heroua.
Lyon,, Kuthariop.
goyls's Hyperion Fluid. u
phalou's Hair lnytgomtor,
Jayne's Hair Fosic,
Van Densen's Wshpene,
Louden'a Oriental Hair Tonic,
Hauel's hau Lnstrale,
oldfiigs'A Balm Of Columbia
Railways Gireasaian Balm. I
-. PANACEAS.
SWhnh, fiouck'r,
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DRUGS EDICINES.

n WRIGHT s. co.'s CATALOGUE OF
ep GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
they offer to supply Dnggts aad Deae Popnesora lowest
Gs- General Depot specs Agency NO. ls CHARITIES ST.
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SYRNE, MRS, Midwife, 1866 Nayades street.
- opPoae the t9Eas Station, Saworlsana, eepsA 1y

- 1IVGtNF yVVIJ3 WliU 1UNI
yea,n expe in this city Practitioner Msans wish
h e attend principally to office practice future
mehad ofnfonng the public unparalleled
cess NJ tevets Aguea Denses Heart Lungs
81 asnsy. Ehsnnssm Cancers Tamor Sores word
OF the South Also, that complaints cad
f syPss It's worss sonu Gonorrhqa all q s
70 he country and suffering with disease
BY giving description of their psapad receiys
prompt attention and ba cured If possible. - =
NY Vsnsra Medicines will DO sent receipt
description OF the Address Dr. No.
ucr Of fhitppa and Psrdido New Orleans.
A. "a. 10 sP.M iel8
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EHRENCH MILLINERY
O. a g 6 s

Mrs GRAu invites the Ladeso New Orleans to call
CAMP STREET, three above Julia
THURSDAY the 18th instant when she viii rich and hand
some Of FRENCH BoNNhIS GAfS HEAD DRESSES,
articles suitable Ladies' Toilette.
Mrs goods light profts purchasers
find them equally handsome those bought al much higher prices
EE B0NNETS altered cleaned styfe CDAKS
and AS made too order. "
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! bEaLAW,AARE PEAoHLlo dozen cams
a2a }. g. HARDIt CO., 81 Magazf.. -.
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/ AMS-5o tierces Chas'uffield & Co . ~
s21 I'm R. n. MeALpIN L co s.op..,.n-..l ma =.
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.AtAiPIn. F.s
NTcALPIN, r. M. e. CO., Wholesale Grocers
and Dealera Wines and Liquors. Common Ca
nal street Row, Neworieans apl lyi
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1HEEsE-l0oo boxes ktern Reserve, in
MA A. n GRJFFpro 10
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MARI. 80 ". n. MARE.
1AT ARR, r. & H., Attorneys at-Law, No. IS
1TM Commercial Pacs, New Orleans. mi ly
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' HSo JaIt ISLAND SALT-S0o bushels of best
ready 10 discharge, for sale by - " 'Ne i'eYes and
DO J.H AsHRRID& co. sst r4..
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So M 81 ISLAND sALT50o0 bushels, cargo
N OF Dig Nn H. Richardson daily scted To urvo s.
by ld42l J.H. AsHBRF CO 81 81 ~ n 5na ioF ,he
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u. No
MN ULF0RD 6 CO., JAS. H., General Agents,
F& Goulnaon Forwarding Aerehantn Place. iaI1
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VIZ. f.. a.
n EVERICH, VIM E. s. CO., Cotton Factors
a and Commission Merchants, 81 Old Levee. api 1y
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n TTTLEJoHN, JOS, late of the firm of
Leiohn Henderson, Wholesale Grocer street.
= ly
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The Beard Of Trustees have resolved OF x per
entn cash the certificates Profits aru 1885, 1851 and
1859 tohc thereof their legal on and
the Eighth day OF August, prsrirno.
The Traees have also declared Dividend Thirtyavs per
cent the net Premiums the Company The year ending
the Twelfth day July 1883 for which will be issud on
and after the I'd Monday in September next.
THos. A. ADAMS, President,
MOSES GREENWOOD, Vice President
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n EVY,J u. L., s. SIMPSON, Note, Stock, Ex-
change Real Esae Common sm
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DROUGHT to the First District Police r.
ID Prison ESAyj
ANDERSON black feet iuehcB high 81 years old
the forehead snya he belongs to the estate
Siown. g -aN..a.. - ri
WILLIAM ARASTEAp, nnso feet inches high, 80 yst
the forehead he free but auupposed
runaway slave "a T.
The will please comply with the law Iespaeng them
Ma, Orlo.ns Darernher Q Q jgs9 d99
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sSEo n.
II ACE & FOSTER, Attorneys and Counsel
a. q lotH Law Camp Commercial Alley New
orleAna mh2s 1y
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z. ~
Mrs BRYAN pleasure informing radl.s that has
arrivals FRENCH
cry, BoNNETs JoUyINs KID SILK GLOVES yELvETs Of
all kinds patterrs and oeits early nspec
ton Of .he The selling prices win be found most reasonable
MANUFACTURING agreeable to tho Partisan
Fashions country executed with and promptude
nl4G 40 Canal street.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-02-11

LFRED MuNROE cos oHs frt'
Y Nior,, No "a Magazine street, corner Of
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ANOTHER EEENN NTNlki

Farmers and Mechanics Cheap Cash
Siorc--U hoiesale and kefaittt
'HHE subscriber respectfully invite, the 1T.
i. tcnliou Of the citizens Of Marshall, and
the public ut large, to his stock 0
DRY Go~is and Grocerie,.
Hararore,' Stores, Furniture. dc
Now on hand, aud in daily receipt, every variety
Of useful, az well as fancy article. in hi. line.
which he offer. on the most 'ibcrai terms, being
determined TO keep up with the times, by self
ing cheap for Cash. he anticipates from the
low prices he intends to offer his goods AT. A
liberal share Of patronage. lils stock consist, )
Of fresh groceries domestics, hats. caps, bon.
nets, boots, shoes, ready made clothing. and q
general stack Of dry goods, eI.As, Tin and
oarthen~afc, castings, salt, sc; all of which
viii be sold low for cash, or exchanged for
country produce, on pleasing ierms, by
KING TIETiDRD.
Marshall May Ii, 1853. ul5-ly
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We wj' fu oi-h Bargipg Rope, and Plan
mIoH supplies TO Planters shipping TO the
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southwestern E:ooh store.

80 80 Camr Wrr.', Vac Grieaas.
oJrGi\NiS Il CARVER, f.uc.o..1r, 20
vi John B,lL) having puu based ihe entire
n.oas aud >rAtIoSEby belonging lo the latc
louy BALL. Hey continue the Book and
Stationery hu,iuc,~ az 30 Camp street, and
would beg to solicit a call irum The uld Gus.
TONERS oi lhc House, and others wish ne Books
and Stationery for their owh.usc, or to sell
agan
To Country Merchant, who wish To- bay to
sell agau they can offer artat inducements,
having thorough knowledge of the bnsncs-
n ail iis branches, and great facilities for get
ting stock % the lowest rates
1hcl assoti mcni of school books. theological
and miscellaneous hooks blank book. paper
amt stationery, isNcry complete Yhey Keep
constantly On hand all the publication. of n,c
methodist book concern, winch WIIl bc sold at
catalogue prices.
rrn,ing and Book Binding of every de-
.rrpiion, executed With ncainc-> ana lrspsich,
si the lowest PRICES. Blank book. ut All de-
-crplions, manufactured to order at the short.
ct notice.
Orders for nni .o.ne IA their line Of business
viii he promptly executed, and at tine ZANE
prices as II tie buyers, themselves, were pros.
en-.
McGi\\lS q CARVER.
New Orleans. Jan. T. ls5l. "
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The following il another n.ianc. os :.
tonishing cures, which, Samuel Reynola' "a
Ger Doctor, Is ciiecting. If those xLo .
nicied with this dreadful disease 10, :"
are enumerated ahovc,) will call una, u
viii satisfy them from The ,estimonv =,
sors Of the first responsibility, with xh,s ~
can converse, that he can and does do ~
be promises. lie has cured several ca.
have been given up by the most eminsn,
titldacrs IN the country, aud in A .hor ~
Of time His treatment il mild md r'1
NJ one should continue TO suffer wh,n !. i
IS 70 close at hand
NV ORLEANS, December II, js,s
Dcar SIR: Permit me to express IN ~
warm thank. for the great benex, -,
from your treatment aud to say TO yona
am now entirely well. And, as i, i,
whirh should add to your growing repa,,''
think It hui just thu, the facts should h.,
inundated to the public. You are. ,he,eso.'
liberty to make ans use OF this cer,iGr,,.
may desire aud, # persons visiting N,
who are afflicted as ! was, should MA
4uirc further into the matter, am p,,,,.l
satisfy them of the truth of my s,a,em.,,
bad large cancer on the calf of Ia,
and was under the ireatmeu, Of the ,a,ts
DR. Gilbert for eight months. when h.
uounccd me cured. During thi, time 4 "a.
a great dead from his treatment and md J
a considerable sum Of money For eios,..
months after Dr. t,llbcrt gave me M A, ~,
kept bandagc on my leg as he directed )
the cancer broke out worse than ever. i j
DISTRESS applied TO yon, and am happy i !
that you have effected cure in Il sh,or, .-,11
ct time, without compelling me to wear b,
ages. aud with far less pain.
lean be found n, the corner of Naghe =.
NcR Lelec.
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There "a. Doe iue,
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SEWING MACHINES.

wilson, Ner Patent Rotary >cpiHs 70
I ttN noN lie seen be- aprn'ion. hy ie''nN
to pufD haze st " " :, tafles street Y :
thr a'ilN et these mac hines Is n" iane d
oi HpinlNp. hHi a srtiiel fact, manu'at' " Z,
\'r't fit ilt-m a drcnird preference e'r,
"''i iu'rfr.iri. and PLANTERS are ia'i ni'.t I
into general n.e. not only inf the w''h p 49,
lies. hut r~tinlly inr making up ure" 4
Iseft phnief ought t. pe--~-f one 81 i.i'f', ia
IA experienced hand, with ui'e 81 w., 4
Mrohiues, which take. from 100 70 49,.
minnie can do the wesk oi fifteen sra'h''''
ra =, Z
This machine Is simple, and not liab'f "a
order u " not noisy 81 rumpiifa'ef
4 shuttle ~ twa needise aud dnsen % W" t,s
but. on the contrary, nrat liil" nt'F y -
one needle ous. no, having a shuttle - W. AN
I.aslies and seamsirssc~. WHO 9nrem' ~ 4
cnn receive Instructions from esls'rirn'sp.,. II
cal teachers how to use them. on Hpisp .,,,-
scwing rooms, No - ~ Charles street, W ~
constant supply Of mProsed m"e'''''"
spool suitable IltfenL etc, for sale .,,,olsl
ORDER from . bread hs mail yronlAn,, NJ ,Itrf1
lnn :. 81 3m JOSH"
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IMMENSE srocK OF CLolIiiNG!N
100000 Worth Of Fashionable


ALFRED MUNROE & CO.'S Oae Pre-
\ Nior,. No "a Magazine street, corner OF
GfugItr,
W. would inform our friends, and The pub
G, iu general. that our present stock IT
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, DC,
b.. unegualird IN extent and beauty by tha, Of
ANY other establishment in Che United States.
~ be convinced OF this statement, 1t Is only
necessary to call aud examine, Our immenSe
ssles are brought about by the simple fact
beng known, that the prices We place upon
goods is uniformly low, and The quality OF
cash article Is guaranteed what h Is represent
ed 10 be- Perfect satisfaction b. what We aim
10 100 dealing with our customer.
All uur ciothur is manufactured at our e@-
t.hl..hmcnt NO. All Broadway, NeS orb,
1adrf me immediate supcrnirndcnee OF one
OF auf firm. who spares no pains ~ securing
ibe ni. 80 de- jrablc styles ct goods. II - with
tHa fullest sauhdcnle OF beng able to give
.ai. .s..' on. than Wc invite adj Who may be IN
v4ut aI .fl.a.., lu oar line TO cali and exam
loo. uaf 8--ortmeut
The folaang is only partial let of arli-
r'c4
T. and Dr,s, Ceats--Fr and Eng black
cloth dress aHd iruck coats. de- do blue, brown,
mulberry. aad green cloth isoek~, do do hlacF
brown. MULBERRY. olive. aad golden brown
cloth Paikas ia and Eng black and fancy
ralafsd tfpth walking cua1, 'lnllaYS fur,
In,w -tlleH -ac. French, hatk. mulberry and
Olive cloth apcrl sat- do black aud fancy
caiorei s.bu Union -aees do extra super
tine arlh and fnry colorrd walking coats
cuduu.,ou. cray. mixed and silver gray Naev
ul pe.ka>. French BLACK. blue brown and
Dlhe leatef sac and hgek coats DO blue
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TIN VI AR E.,

I IT, VANiiOth. manufacturer ~ Tin.
-. Coppe-, md >hea fraa keep. constantly
on hand complete assortment 81 Tin ware.
which We Will sell ~ Shreveport prices
Job " ork done IN superior manner and a.
.hori notice. Guttienug done At short notice.
and cheap.
Jan -, 1853. n2s v
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TO TIN. ri BI.IC.

TO THE III BIIC.
| HAN L understood that areport is in circ..
1 lation IN some parts of llie country SO the
effect that attempts have been made to burn
down my warehouse, aud in other place. thai
il is reported that It has been already destroy
I'd. ! desire 70 contradict all such runners.
No such attempts have been made, and to
render assurance douhy sure, keep private
guard around 1t day aud~nght. 10 prevent, it
possible, any such calamity Further than this,
would remark that am prepared TO effect
Insurance against ilro for ans parties who may
desire It at t'eeHfg. f.f cents ysr taf ter month.
have on band large supply o. every thing
in the grocery lne including all the nccossa-
5e- and luAuric@ Of life. which am prepared
to sell on IS accommodating terms, as any
house in Shreveport,
am prepared TO make liberal advances on
cotton. l.. f.. CARTER.
.ion'y 2la, 1851 (\o. 26--lm)
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GIN SMITH.

1'ilE undersigned has opened shop in the
/ Town Of Marshall TWO doors west of Younr
4 Johnson> Drug store, on the pubic square
where he viii carry on the Gun Smith business.
lie invites share Of public paironage-ali
work done al bis shop warranted
=. N, THOMPSON.
August -, 1853 is.
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PHILADELPHIA Saddlcry Warehouse.

sleN % rug GOLDEN uoRsrurAp.
No. & Ngeg H street., md w. q Caaai stree
ca MAGNE * KNEASS Mannfactn.
- r,r- aud Importers Of Saddery and
Saddlery Hardware Harness, Trunks
Carpet Bags, &c Leather, Materials and
Findings Tor Sadier-, Coach, Trunk, aud
Shoemaker, comprising one of the largest
and most complete assorlmcnts to be found in
this city.
s-Carey, Dudley, aud Peacock
floughs, Of every description and size
RrcAlrA--i. 9. q. f. Masons, and \. Of T..
Regain, aud Pamphcrnllia Of every dcscrp
ton, the large,, aud most complete assort-
men' 10 be found in the United States
INDIA RrnnrR MELTING, PACKING, SC,
Mnrec aud knerss are the principal agents
fer The loslon iritiug Company. for the sale
Of india Rubber Hclu5gand king for steam
joints and boilers; Hose Of every -izc, to-
ecihes with a complete assortment Of all de.
scripiions Of India Rubber Goods, which they
offer at the lowest market rates.
a. hook for the large Horse standing in
the door at Magazine street,
January 7, 1854. ~,
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- O NELSON & co, Commission Aier.
!. y chants, Ncw Orleans
s. O. Nelson New Orleans: r. Banksmith
View Orleans II G. Walker Memphis Tenn,
late Cashier Branch Union Bank r. 4. Mel.
son, Athens, Ala "a NJ
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FIR ANClS ARNOLD
gORATIO u. HEWITT,

FnR Alto IA HEWITT y.
~, 3. IL 49,, - s,e''es'0'
- sa ~ 49, ~ NJ, ~ Absg,
- -. Us 90 ' "'p - ~ ~ .''~ o's"h'
-. - 20 D. d. ~ - "ne a.
an,to,o ."n,,,rr an ~ NM i,.G a.' o'n' u I
-. rood and perf,rt instruments A.
he sale of 4. SropArr a 90, Nsv i,
Pianos.
IN. 81
, ... ....'. - -" a,.I ~ q" p
10. f..b -. ' ~ .
'..,,..,.t'la4l MISUNDERSTANDING P 4
49,. - -, ~, ''''' 'p'tt''
H,"" H'"ue %
t.,,.,, .,.i.a.,,', S.r.,.rti... ,.,,,,.rn s,,tp4
w.. .l,.ii. ,.,..n.tlar., ..,af .ga ~.
"''''' .
,,-
p.'.,. q -. ~ aat : -, pa - =
- - 80, -. ~, y. pl.s,I : +
iA5'' arse ! '''''H"N' ''en'''"'''u ana Va
Planes rom '9e same mouse
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ARCADE HOTEL.

Magazine Street, Nee Orleans, Ns'
Grdlicr and .Nafche;.
u = VI oRsr, proprlesot
TINE Proprietor rcswciiuliy informs "
l and patrons and the u'Ihhs g-urfals
we'll known and popular establishment has - b
onzhl, t4Dn,atcd lhc Irst seasen, and ne~it i b
cd throughout. large c,inniiun u ron Y
nb'iiuru hg the proprietor renting the sdYs'sl
Afutrr
v esIfuae las been spared hy lhs Fri'e1
enable lam ~ merit raltiuuaute 81 r.
patronage hr has hsrrfoinfc received ara
,riiun wi, he fn,d- hs hmseii and asslsl'fe
irr tie ,oianfH ct his gurn,s not oab ''"~
but nrfeean's
ar One graai convenience to this boz,
mrnls cah h.' bod a almost al hoses.
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CARrCNTEEINC.

J. Lot CHERRY House Carpenter
l ana Joiner, * prepared TO execute
all work with which Zee mas bee favored 10 an
expeditions and Worhuauke manner
Residence, Marshall, Tcyas
August 70, 1883 IL.
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NEW 0RLE 4 n S..-Cepti,,..
sam sscl RcynossDs

APIECE, No. LA Grayier stree, A.
~ leans, Ia. cures Cancers, Scaldhe. ~
Swelling, Sores and Ulcers, ~ ey,,y va
ton. Jan, 8, 1888 ps-
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BARGAINS.
u OSI. a NO kC,


iNTtTfON tNb GRDC Try STORE.
T.. {. Haris OH slant, an Me Lcrce,
Shreveport, Louisiana.
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the war in E,storn Europe i.rrowing SAN
-ausIyml determined The stur5rda1,-
IS OF the Neoastopol hoax has ooemci for
o. tma llirly to oversize low the realities Bat
the truth, altLou-h il f lis short oGtAo Glt.Jn.
c, -..ins enough Of sol an and stirring in
terest rhe otlcal dispatches brought ~ the
Niagara. show that one Of the most tremen-
d1ue battles which has been fought for a gen
Grafton, has taken place on the banks Of the
Nina a h1ttl, in which ten thousand sol
tir.s fell one out Of every seven Of those
actually in height. The English aud French
armies crossed deep and difficult ford, UNI
~ Tremendous fire ofaftiIlery, marched up
a steep ascent in the face Of amurdrrous
Jw.E Of grape, rogai shot and canister,
and drove tho hussiupe from q strongly en-
trinched position, Tie courage Of the 81
lied troops is seen in what lcyaccomplishea,
that Of the Russians in their loss. They left
siS thousand men on the field Of hLttle Be
fore this there has been desperate Fighting
around the walls Of ScLastopyl. Jews from
Europe viii be looked for with cagcrncss for
s3uictlmd to come.
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II HE ARCTIC hNfEh'TIoNs'--lhc Inst ac-
counts rom ''i 'fH'a' h'Ih@ intelligence
oil '"e safety "i her M"J's'y snip Enterprise,
captain Oo1llnsoh' winch has been three years
IN the frozen sea INC hHf"P"Sc went in
rom t"' '.'; ocean through behring's
Htf"ils, IN I,'I, reached point which had
been r'aeniI irom the Atlantic SIDE thus re-
armD"s'T'tlng the existence OF the Northwest
F@''e5' ''unh traces also o. DR.. Eac's over
land expeditions, at " oastoE Straits on the
northern coast of the Continent, turned back
last July, came out to Port Clarence at tie
mouth OF behring's StlIits, AID is now suppo-
scI to be o." ",r "1y nome With the fhrc, a
relief ship sontu!ter Aer' The Ratt'esnalC, Il
ship als) sent to th, relief Of the E7tcprisc,
brought tLe news TO :;al Francisco, where size
touched ou her way a. Hnl,.ld.
ca th~ r~'"n' r"'"n 81 sir Edward Belcl.or
wlrh the expeditions und'r his command,
having a''ndon.d t..r'' IF his vessels ia the
Ice, our readers are aware. The las; English
expedition, this of Capttiu Co,iusJn's, has
now returned, leayin" but one, tho American
expedition under DR.. Kane, yet engaged in
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-03
ITIII,lnil.
The great question in New York State
at present, is not whether Saltpctrc
will explode, or who attacked William Pat


Tho Great question in New York State
at present, is not whether Saltpctrc
will explode, or who attacked William Pat
tirson E'q. but where was Daniel Ullmah,
tile Know Nothing candidate for Governor,
born The mystery which envelopes his ORR
Civ is. already deeper than that which sur
rounded the birth place Of Homer, when
"sx thceiau citio, fought for Homer dead,
through which the living Homer begged Ai7
bread i'r'The Know Nothing Grand lodge
has published circular, stating that he was
horn IN Wilmington, Delaware, and aItluyiIs
and aiBmations tcstillng to the lact OF has
birth in this cOuntry-thot he was never out
orthc comtry-thot his father was an old
soldier Of the Revolutions &c, are not want
ing. Ga the ovher hand, an Album contain-
inn his sim manual, - Daniel Imam, Coi.
cuito. Bengoi Asio, is to he seen at the Of
flee ofthe \. Y. TtiVpc, which paper has all
- published aiA communications from his
classmates and curly friends cnlfohoratmg
,hc statement Chat he was born in India the
SehH1 Of U1dypsourgh. y. !, where I IL
lnpu resided TO- some Zinc, proves tuat la,
..thm died in Calcutta whence Daniel came
wlon seven years "h, with Ills widowed
mother, in the ycar 1900 tine EDITOR of the
Toledo Fi|' gets an impression Of the same
SORT FROM an acquaintance with 'UWrI' ,
brother, WHO still speaks English imperfect
~; the y. y. G,cnug Post publishes two
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