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N X. cHAMnERlIs's Commercial COLLEGE, located

m n tHAMHEHLIS's Commercial College IooAasa
Va No 3l Baltimore Maryland. The
object Of thus Institution u p~se in the reach Of individuals
tacue for obtaining thorough o1uca
ton. young obtain ksowtsdes Or
general bu-ps-. in f~ weeks Than
many years any counting house
The Of study embraces double book ke~pas,
adaptation various departments
us calculations taught according apVovsd
Practical penmsnhip, combining rady
of construction Lectures mercantile law,
Pont mercantile Subjects beside
book keeper business
9f aden, TO complete the
There being 90 vacation applicants and
tend BON and evening Eaans
and diplomas awarded rsd.@s srma
and have circular forwarded by mal .sF.gI
Nov fJ-i'dAcp
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SNufE AND ToHACCO.-rctor Loiiard manufacturer a
" Chatham New sytces
Warranted Of superior quality haecabo scsih Fssch
honey dew Scotch, other
oi and papers. particular description
Articles can be known BY sending pdce curca,
FebA
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THE sPEN ER HOUsE E !,
Ctnrt nnnti. Ohlo.

THIS very large and hotel open
uoa travellers The propristos presanung
hshmsn for pabe take tho opportunity tAai
the Union magnitude,
embeisb eltgiLhy Iora
nprovssssass " GaeSli
will be of
make sojourn satisfactory agreeable.
Jan 29-dJn GEORGE MOORE co.
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pEI.l.sl nELrSi MILLS ,-Tn,


lt1ttsi BELfSi BELLs THE subscribers aaafarturs
~ ana keep constantly chuh fscssry usssn
boat ferry ocosnoss hosse p,antauo. b~l Thsss
bells sre hung with the They
can be turned around cspper ssrka In ssw
place, which is desirable bell
springs sred essppss rssSne
on me be thereby poonaag bsis
nHed "m 'he best stock, and In
""nd these were first used end nund
ment We give written
one yes from date Of rurchs~n with ussss,
out charge The tone of all bells
have been cas-, and sod this foundry
dence cf sf We medas
awarded from the
ana pny of onr Wrpay particular getting paAis
OF mos and can refer tbo-s tona6
within few rod. of ndpn
direction is
hnd IN the bntrf
orders can he h.d We hss
any of the s'sir- Old bells
levels, co@ps--es, &c, constssny on hand. Address
A. MENKELv'N SONS,
Nav " ivsAep We-s TroV. ~ ".
iuFr Of pstsburR aud County NJ Allies Ehany, Psnn-
syvsnsWe offer boads
Of tho city e rsbuk and Penpyivsaia
These bonds are is~ned shurr Rsssd
Company, by which ihsy svsrsntied.
We confidently de-
| srshls
The brnds together with exhibit other ssarstrs fn
ns'on may he Obtained application personally ~ssss W
JOHNSTON hRoTHRRs, Oov
L Hsok nd PSscal Aoeuos
Ascns for the r,ssus and connssvuls Ra'rosd oo~ssV
ianls-dhepd
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BREWER AND ADAMS.

BREWER AND ADAMS
West Side Of ne Put'le Syyars.
TIAvE Just received. and ara row op~rlse
i i . carefully sslscie4 stock Q! ,pr,ng and
SUMMIT
staple and reaey Good,
10 which they isvtis the sttsnten Of tbsir si4
customers and In pubiw.
17,~i. stock consists Ia pr e ~ following
articles:
B%rases, plain aad fancy; sehs!'s,, psia
nu-lins, embroidered, dotted, and tAssteaS
jscons:. plsin, s,riped, and painted; shtisi>
settles, with sleeves; sissv~s sspars:s sapsev
collars, cuffs, r.ansilas, bonncta,
~. La,ea Dicmw Has,
ps.A.ols, fsns. artificial flowers, = nunbsf Of
br'ds wseaghs. and . esncrxl assost0ess x
ribbons. AZ. Also A 10, Of
READY MAnE CLOTHING.
Blset elo,a costs, black drap d'sts coats, linsa
ard alpa, n costs. vrss--blsck sstin Easy
SIX whiie fancy mar-<iliss sestA PAR7s--
Hack Joe akin. drp t's,s, white lineS, and
cc,,onsd-. Linen bosom shifts. fancy and
plain. .iiArs - Fashiorsh'e molerkin, dab
beaver ard oi'e,. l~ghorn. srd pA, ana.
We hs,e likewise q choce as-oriueas Of
boots ard .ho~~; cLiaA and glassware; stssh.
.rs hardware hoIowa~. md cssungs.
Ais" fine selection " saddiery, game hsr
fsrs, ard bosi~-knises, pruning knives, -.
IN hn~. We have slr,ost every article usualIy
found In dry goods s,orv. Give ~ call, asd
wv feel sssussd that ~ Will b. enabled " rive
Satisfaction.
BREWER 4 ADAMS.
Ami, 20. 1854. ~
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AGeNCY
Shreveport Advertiser nts.

GROCERIES,, WINES, LIQUORS. &c.
'lNlE subscribers have just received, per
i steamer CIeoua. in addition TO their for
mpr stock, full and complet. assortment OF
Groceries, Western proouc-, and other articles
suited to the trade, nil new and fresh, CON.
pr-ed Of the following articles, viz ;
Is casks ribbed bacon 30 kegs lard,
Is tierce~ S,agg 4 Shay's extra hams;
10000 lbs clear. side bacon.
ano pt,,s i,n., k.l- eAbA AZ
90 sacks coffee;
40 bills and ~ half bbls molasses;
40 bbs and sc half bbls Dexter whisky
90 bbl- Dean and Wayne's whisky;
rs bbls st LOUIS uhisky:
10 hhs old Menougahcla whisky;
10 hhd- brown and clarified sugar;
10 Dbl. crushed aud BIDS powd d sugar
10 tbls leaf sugar
80 boxes Virginia tobacco.
ALeo-BUA AM BAN STORES.
Comprising choice and select variety of Bran
dies, w,,cY, ;n. ruin, bi,ters, syrup-, etc: with
II well assorted stock of Fancy Groceries, VIZ
sarsi,nrs. pickles, candies, preserves, ketehurs,
sauces, mustard. etc.
Stacey a. WELLS.
Successors 10 kobe,, Donnell.
Sept Jy IA on the Levee
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J. J. CARnurn

Has JtM RastNA ~ h 0D
e1 wsss .sissaA ssssA 4 sPsss0 -
nc ssnmss 49, salFnsiss ~ -
SsSss ~ 0sa1s, oAs1s, TStm~tssA -
bons, II /; A2A 0eAa AAsp, Ssl1iW,. ~
Rssdy - CjDsatv, ousssssssse CsaAR
Cswts, O'SsAss. Il,
This s..ortn~pi ~ ~ ssssrted MI Z
-,sx 10 this market. anA " sisAms.s asd -
rie,y cannot y sxssslsl H. wssM Dasslgqp
lrr'y in,iis the i.dies - esil - ssnoine -
sslxs,.on Of prints, konnsis. "A, - - ~
assured they vii! Be pleased viii -.
III. prices srs Axsd 70 ssit he tinaA ~
w'sh-a 10 make sspit rsles. Thess 6sifa9
good Articles and gvo4 tAsfstas, vtll - usiSee
call on hin bssor puschssiry Slse1ee =
gives hiu, tivasurs 70 ~ his - ~
show III, goods, "a they aesa ~ u ~
uard st.t. csl..sg. vis,L<s u,sy DstskMs ~
not. -
~. cAARV1t5.
Ms-sh Ill, Ae,!l -, 1854. ~
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VzINONs VAVBs GU
t.so:th-eass corner a. ~ pSkla SQuassy -
poslM Tie Plantess' 1sossi.j
TIVE uudsnixnvd hAvine formed : passks
/ ship III ths mercantile essinsss. beg kAee
10 Inform tie public shat they hsve sn hend Z
good supply u ssyis md Fs~ey ~ 0sete
a!a~ixcvs, Qvs-nsvu .. De. ard sspest seea
- sod lsresiy % their present. stesk.
We intend o6rsnf unrsva' ln5srs10satp II
tho way Of psi~ss, - veil - gcods, and rAau
br pleased 70 haze yss cal! on -, that ~ ~
convince YOU !, Is yors Inssesst u Eivs - .
liberal sbnrs Of your pauvnsgs. Hspire -
rss,i: klI We ash. wssss
Your ob<dir.t ses>snts.
JAMES Il. WILSON,.
LEE NJ DADk
Msr:As'l jan. 1854. nM-ly..
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ROOKsi BolEs,i

UOVN$s UsVFNN!!
SCHOOL AMI NEOUs.
AnMnn Iax attention Of scholars, NJ.
rerts. guardians, aud TIE public
generally, nye respectfully called
to our 'aige ann complete assortment, among
which may be found all the STANDARD works
now used in our Colleges, Scm,n.,ies, and
Common Schools. We have also a large and
well selected stock Of Historical. Poeiicsl, aad
miscellaneous works, elegantly bound Bibles
At all prices, from the cheapest, to those got
ten up in The best style A larga supply Of
novels, novelIettes, and literary works
PIANO Muse. a choice assortment Also in.
strucioss on the Piano. Flute, Viola, Guitar,
and Accordion.
STA TIONERT.
- VERY large assortment Of fools
&6 cap letter, fancy note declaration,
arcoun', funeral note, wrapping,
bAotling, and snnd paper.
Butt white, and ilflcy eryelores, assorted.
Blank. account, Journal, index, memorandum
and copy books.
Steel, gutta pcrcha, and gold pens. Fine
inks,ands and school do black and red ink ::
black sand. waters, &C., .ys sale Al the City
Drug S,ors.
YOUNG 4 JOHNSON.
Marshall, April ~, 1854 "
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MARSHALL. HOTEL.

TIVE undersigned would t-e leave 10 IL.
i form hl- friends and tue pubi,e Ia erns-
raj that iss Ia now prepared - sccomnod s,s
all vino nsy favor hun with their psironats.
III. corn,ry esn .ford and. from lsux sap-.
r;~uc-, he A~,iess hins<li that he eau tleass
the cotnmTrisy in general. No PA.na vii! b.
spared to phase Its guest.
Watkins WEBB.
April! -, 1854 n31-,f
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New spring and sumuer Gssds.

New spring and Sumuer Gssds.
I'VE are now receiving large and We ST.
w lecied stock Of goods Tor The spring
aud summer trade, corsis.ing in part Of
Ladiss Dress Goods,
Silks. berspcs. Tissues, lawns. jaconets. plain
book and swiss mus.as, figured and plain
giUgham-, assorted.
Boois, Shoes. Hats. Caps. Bonnsts.
and ready made clothing Of the ls,cs, STYLES
Those wishing 10 purchase summer clothing,
" summer goods, will find 1t to Their Hdssn.
tsge to give US n call.
THErFORD d WILSON.
April 80 1854. ly
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h. Litu ,rrt Yn reference. Ifuires'
ton,i men merchants. AMI mechanic. IN Marshall,
ir.i ,."n Shrey,plrt aud elsewhere will find II 10
thsit advantage to have their and busncs. N
tn. list.
u.u.u,, .nvrprtxrursts
n :, - -. ~ So ,.eA ,,,,,
NssuHAsfs,r-'' w., ", "l.ss 49, Wv" ''''
On Wei ~. o. we pun. 'aua, ~. x,,,h.., c,,.
""s .i '',- y wa WIN ~ ''
Il" p t. , .t ,,,,i,, ,.,,,r. , Cu
nIrNe, "u''p v VII siV NIL, w,,'
~, no' =, ''n 'l,,,,,5.. -, "',hic ,ounsr brct
, h" ..'"'' '''"'' - f 49, 800
'u,u',s. .,, - ,,,n.,,. ,r;c. h,,iu,,
"'p,us a',' w w''e ,,t ..., ,o,,., ,,i,ii, .o,sr,
n'',.'" " nS''' ''''," ,,,,a, tn,ni
',,a ,'',i 's,. ~, ,bs n"be sasr,. under
,he ~. ,,,ar, W., '''' VI wv
~ :" w e ~ =, i ,, ,, Of y,,cs
IN" ''''," " -, ,, ., 4, -. ~, 49,
,.p :, 49, ~ h,dHi,'t s,ns,lv ocro,,~d
no. u a ~ ny j" "'' "'''" ''''
J A. WA, Ard sons. =, the old .and OF Evans
4 sander.
Curtis Taylor 4 Co. large ncw building ems, sij-
public 'qunre.
Dug >io,s, Young 4 johnson. hrirk building
soulh aide public .quarr, Also keep books, stationery
etc,
neM dqor 70 the corner
n, ho'd Marshall ''o'ehi w'ePs"e' ny ""~'''
"t ,p".,, x..,, Mr.. poct,s,.., N. Masonic r..
"i., NJ" NJ" s" H., : ~, W. ,'. ~.
80 49,, L .. " ~ y" ~, ~ n w r,..,. w.
,.s., 49, '' rs,,, Wy i."nrs. A. S,sn.h,,,
CM Adam, e. A yrs,r,. s M"orr lIya- "
T. I'm; umn,tllr irwi. :ts..y A,k.w
FhY,e,ans M ". Enmes A, l., 4 T.. +. John
on Aesa.drr.
D'nha''--hr " Jordan md IN y y Marin
1e'h rv''1-n'' Of Marshall and cannot be esee'e' IN
"Il. profession a..
Insn.r"on Ar,a-~A Herring, up stairs IN Cur
Us. sy'"r Co.. new h"id'og
In.r.-J Van '!ook, renewed, SOW t~o h"oN
cas- OF Marshall Hotel
L,rsty Mobile -~ChM Z, Hynscn. Fin. establish
ment
i"nof --John u Glover, northeast corner pubhe
square.
bse, and NA.su,akfrs- Hrurkmu er d DveNsrl, shop
"eM ware s"s"' s'nfs.
,haf'r. ,'reNr'' southwest corner pupic 'i's,r.,
>, n,s" aariFsf.,' =, y. Mc'gan. ilde" Mills
u 2 We ,onfh Of Mnrha''.
'" !" "~ss a a.
81 roN.
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Iss VIEW oalrAss. irAyrs .n.ryrror.

TIE ?. F KlNsAtl being a large and last
boat, with .pacioa, and web ventilated state
rooms, uf!trs s-petior indoces'sn., TO the tav-
cling community. The above ds;ss " dapar-
1fs iasy bs Aeiied upon.
Auli QDfl lA5i
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Jeff ePssn Advcvtisesests.


W. g. BAKER 4 60.
GENERAL des'er- in Try 0ooi,, Groce.
~ rie'. Drugs OHs, Pa,r,,. D,-s,uDs.
Windo~ GIass, d.. Dc.
Grtrrr'es, md Rsggn, and Rope furnished
10 planters ON accommodating terms.
Also Receiving, Forwarding, anl Comri,.
sion merchants, Dallas street, Jefferson, Texas.
Feb. ~ IsJl. E
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MARRIED,

In Harrison county. a the scstdencs n NJ. D
Thompson b; i..s A~v. J. d TuIl,-, NJ. JAMES l.
sYPERT, 70 Mssa n. r. THOMPSON.
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BOARDING. Noise

Cors<v n MARKET end Ttssis Strss,s, oppo-
siss ne Hala,si { hureh. AAvs,syori, In,
MIS- WYNnHAM h-gs lrAss 10 inform
1Vx the ci,iscns of Harrison and tho adjoin-
ing counties, tina, abe has tken this eonmo-
dious hou-s, newly furnished and renovated
II, and ID now r~ndy TO entertain travellers IN .
ssylr no. surpassed BY the hoisi-, and At mere
moderate charges. There 10 IN excellent Liv.
cry Stable cio.s 70 The House.
Shreveport, May, lr54. 81
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]. BRUlKMlLLER L G. DECKERT

~ LATE ", BIiLiSGS.)
II MESSKS. u 4 ID. would respectfully
inform their friends and the public gene.
raliy, that they have purchased tile store und
stock of NJ. Billings. and that they are now
prepared 10 carry the Boot and Shoe busi.
ness 10 all It's brancres.
GeSii.men and Ladies' Boots and Shoes,
mndc to order of the best u.'erid. Prices
moderate,
lI' Store next door to Iiardwlck's grocery
Marshall Nov. ~, 1853. ulT-Iy
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ll.iaTlON NOTICE.

oh.drne. to the proclamation Of his Ex.
i ccleney t.. NJ. itasc, Governor Of the
State OF JcNas bearing date the l7,h day OF
June, A ID. 1894 l. r. A. Pa,iilo. Chef Justice
OF Harrison County, Texas. do hereby give
notice tina, polls will b. opened at the various
Precincts in said County. on the First Monday
lihc seventh day ot) August next, (ls54) for
the election of an Attorney General, Conptrol.
Ter of Public Accounts, and State Treasurer for
the Slate;
|. And also for the County aforesaid, for one
Chct Justice four County Con,mis -ion~rs, one
Sh.rih, one Coroner, one County Clerk, one
District Clerk Que County Treasurer, one As
SCISSOR ana Collector Of Tuxes. and one District
Surveyor;
Ara also FOR one District Attorney for the
Sixth Judicial District.
And also For The License Inc" and
= Aga,aa the License lar" to determine
whether or not The sale Of spirisuous or vinous
liquors, IN less quantities than one quart, shaiI
be abolished or continues
And uIso for two Justices OF the Pea-e md
one Constable in each Precinc, in said County
And whereas, In conformity to an Act to
establish n system Of Common Schools. ap.
proved January 3lsi. 1854, the County Court
has ordered that each JUSTICES l'recinc, in said
County shall constitute School District: and
whereas, It is provided by said Act lha, three
School Trustees shall be elected Ia elch Schupl
lis,rel. and whereas, III. present presiding
officers have been duty appointed TO conduct,
the election Tor said Trustees,
hereby order and direct that Polls be open
I'd II, the said Precincts. on the said first Mon
day Of August, 1884, for three School Trus-
tees Tor cueh District, and that separate returns
be INSIDE thereof
The fooa ing named persons are presiding
officers tor ,h.A respective Prrrincts, to.wn:
Precine. No. i.--James Tucker,
2.-->eiI Mclean,
3.--N III II. Cobb,
AZ. b. Blalsrk,
OIL |. Berry,
6--E NJ. " ilder,
+" 7--W. ". . Stanfeld,
s--A. H. Ramsey.
SC. " Lavfonc.
Form Of Return.
TVS STATE on TEXAS.
County OF Harrison.
The undersigned certify that at an election
held tins DAY, ut frermci No. -, ~ pursuance
oi \ writ issued tor that purpose. A. u, tot the
Office oi -. received - votes, L. -,
h'i the Office q; -, received ---- VOTES
etc.
.'sen under or hand. tbs - aay Of -,
4. D. } 81 l.. /" Presiding n..seu.
H., 1D4s".
i i, / !, zee"
7. A rATiLO,
JAN I 1874! th,y .tnaay II c
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DISSOLUTION.
rI>iE Coparlncr-hip Of W. pRooks bao'
~ this day dissolved Persons having
bu.,n.s. ", the bat, hrm. viii poAae apply To
Wm. Brooks for setuvmen'.
WM. BROOKS,
J. ". BROOKS.
". Bnooxs, J. W. Bsooxs, ard u. Y MA.
,.Y. aill continue tho business at ne o'e
s,xna Of Brooks & Bro, where they vail BE-
pleased to s~rss their f,ends and -. pahic
generally, on the most accommodating 's'pia,
N. R~sir,,x, Forsardsay, and Cav"n''s."r
k.s,n,... will b. con,.nasd hy the und~r-txisd-
BkOUKA, BROTHER. + MABaf.
Je6s-son, T~saa, Jan. !, tS5A.
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m.ds iaAc,,sudrnt and free. 1heae aims.
4. .,ia. would be entirely sahverted by
England taking Austria tof her ally. xod
he eal.si upon Ills hearers to sign pstitions.
.od do all that they lawfully could to pre-
,,n, the marriage OF Eoglsnd to despotio
Au,,ri.. lie declared his coaviciion that
, lasting peace could not he secured with.
out Poland. Hungary aud Italy being re-
stored TO their national rightsD
We regard this speech Of Kossuth. says
IN. Richmond Dspstch. ss the mos. i'm
por,sn, aud practical he has ever made. It
asks a great aud Significant question - what
IA m.snt BY "the freedom OF Euyopet" Il
/. clear tina, his idea, aud tbs. cf the repub
l;csp, Of the continent. of "tbe freedom Of
Eorope." is entirely inconsistent with An
Austrian sliSnce. and il that sliance does
take place. the iiungrrians will not ohi-es
10 aid from any quarter in breaking the
cbsins Of Aostrin" ssssslage Austria Is
cetisinls IN y most embarrassing position.
Which ever aide she takes. rebellion will he
instiy.,cd aud assisted BY One Of the hrIIi.
reren, powers. No wonder ,hs IL anxious
10 maip,air = neu.rsl course.
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7lr. ara no;c OjvninS.

7lr, ara no;s OrsninS.
A, their NV store, cts: sida 9! The pskito
square, 4 lasSe Ard well selected stock q
.Siayie end ldaey Uvy Gsods,
OF the lsle,. .:,lss, and owing - The lsssaeAs
Of 4air srtissl, they vii! b ~ II extssos
lew hgures.
Also Gns 10. Of lsdies silk and straw bea.
ns;s and tenanri ribbons.
t,tnf's Be0csr. Mole. and 50 Aets,
also i.siicrn. straw, panama and wet1 hats.
Ha-sncye I'd l'rfieTy,
u every description wanted in thss market
Saddierg.
Ladies, Ssr,lomon'- aid boys saddes, bsdtss
and martnRaies. whips. sateaeis, carpet and
SADDLE Lag-. wrb','rg. sc.
Ifco and Shoes.
c-n'le.-rns hoo,- md shoea. Of .very varsity
ai.o ladies' and misses shocs and gsitsra.
C-~keyy. GLASS. Lh,as Ware, dfe..
Together With lsrae nnn,b~r Of other things,
too tedious TO nynlien, which they will vel!
low Cor casa, OF on time TO good paying Gus
tVmers.
Curtis. TAYLOR. 4 co.
Masshall. April 20. 1854. ~
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TEMPLE OE HONOR.

Members win remember that Olive Branch Temple
of Honor No m~us the frs. aud th,rd TLursdays
in ev-,y mon,h.
w order of tho Temple.
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Jnx ,pMtNisTRAr,oN Nothing hut
.iople Justice is done TO the administration
in the following passage in letter OF the
Washington correspondent Of tho New
York Journal Of Commerce
~, is understood ,bns the duties Of all
the Depar,mer have been fos come time
past excessively lnborious. The Secretary
Of s,,,e especially. has been tnsed with an
smo1u, OF intellectual labor that no nrdi.
n.ry powers of endurance could possibly
surmoun, There have been the fishery
and reciprocity, tho neutral rights, the Cen
tal American. the Peruvian, the Cuban.
end other negotiations. all involving oues.
tons Of rrea, moment, To he discussed with
asiu'c diponiaiis's Of various languagcs,
AID in none Of them has Mr. Marcy failrd
to justify his great reputation for acumen.
sagaci'y and frmness.
1.-THE violrn, abuse which prc.;dcD
Pierce. in common with Ill his predecessors.
has received from portion Of the press. hiss
been = n~tter Of surprise 10 foreigners not
acquainted with the unscrupnlnas charac-
ter Of partisan warfare; hut the truth 10.
that he aud his household are universally
popular amongst the residents of the me
,ropolis and all who com. within the circle
OF the White 'ieuse, bear away kindly res
of its occupants"
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4. n. N GLPiN. r. =. MILLER.
ID H. McALPIN & co. Wholesaie G.ocet.
~ on. Dealers in Wines and Liquors,
Cansl street Row. and 70 Common street, New
Orleana. -
We invite the particular attention Of Mcrch
ants and Planters TO our very large and vel
selected stock Of Fresh Groceries.
Ian 10, lahA v3n1a-tv
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On Iisdne,day Eren!r1

Her oascrs VIII spsrs no pains 20 rsrirF
passengers ecmforlsble and give genes sas-
i~tne'ivn 70 shipPes
Anil 1s,th. 1854
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Tile notorious Nr. Franklin WAS arres>
ted in Washing ton short time since. on Il
charge OF rnhhlug n traveller ut the hotel
# ss2 80. tie WAS committed 10 he Jail
=, Erenl am to await Tho lail term OF the
District Court.
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ADVERTISING INDEX.

DO not Fail 10 Look orer fAis coi",nn
W. yiv- below an ind-v % ndve, is-Hrn's whacn
VIII he Go,nd ,cry cn ,euent H., reference. Pforss
tonsi men merchants. ami m~channs 10 MHfslm'',
irii, r,nn Shreveport aud elsewhere VIII find n to
th.r advantage 10 have lhrr lanes and business ~
TN. itsl
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A Meeting oI Members Of Congress
wbo opposed the passag. of tho Nebraska
aud Kansas bill, WAS held on Tuesday ewes
mag, Pursuant to previous notice. Where
it WAS held or how many persons wer.
present, we did not learn But the Hon.
solomon Foot. Il Vermont. and the Hon
Daniel Mace aud the Hon Reuben l. Fen
ton. we're appointed secretaries. The com
n,,ee appointed Tor the purpose reported
an Address to The People OF the Unit, d
States" which. having been read, WAS unan.
imonsly adopted The concluding psra>
yfsJh is as follows:
cit il no time for csaggerstion or for
passion, and we therefore speak calmly ps
the pan, and warn yon in sober earnest.
mesa Of the future. II would not become
VS., nor j. il necessary to suggest Ia. meas
ures which ought to he adopted in this
rr.ai emergency. With oarsplves We a,e
read, To do Ill tia, shall he in onr rpwer
10 restore the Missouri compromise aud to
execute such further measures as you IL
your wisdom shall conmand, and a. may
lie rrcessary f,r tie recovery OF the ground
host to freedom, snd to pre,eDt the further
nggres sions al slavery. = Washington 5
tnsL
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plpsrpix .ul,ls.

nAkERN AvD CONFECTIONERY.
,CllE subscriber hss orsred BAs,y ADD
L Confectionery es,abli-hsssns IN tie town
" Marshall, IN new building On the North
aide IL the pubic square. enc dnor wssl u
Mephalr. shop. where hs viii - hsrpy .
s~rv. al whs may favor hsn With sh*ss Gus
;nm. lie viii kssp sn hand. heAs (sahsFs>
br, =. es,shsp. ~. IL ~ 40 Gttsd Up :
SODA r0UNT,
whsvs shis ssaliae n s~fags - y ees.iase
IL IL psvss9. us hecSs = sssstrs i'stsA!
nulppneRs toa IT. 3o1hs ~ geatlsmsa y
SsnAa1, ffon ~ kAdt : q ~ tswa. ~
PtllLIS HEINRICH.
lily !. les4 -
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WI leave to Inform tt<fr old f.snds ~
customers, that ,h~, hive associated With
,hrr, In their mercantile establishment. Dr.. J.
n. Io,rox, .nd that their sossness iof M =.
,nr+ vii b. done unds. the name ard style u
CURTIS, TAYLOR. 4 co.
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uENTAL SURGEON.

H@.A J, \. JORDAN having p"rn.a-
lyfT3 nenIly located In Marshall. res-
A4Ir pecliu'ly tcuier- IL services IN
the various branches 81 hi- procession to the
citlSrH- aui yifinlN Al operations entrusted
to hin are Warranted 10 ic dor" IN ths latest
improved. and mo-t superior manner.
October Is. 1858. l3--tf
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SURGEON DENTIST.

NUKGEON OENTINI.
e. MAR TN. resident oi Narhsll FOR
"A. hse years past, thankful for past iayofs,
requests continuance Of tie same Having
reeeisce fresh supply Of teeth and Instruments.
IT, viii insert teeth from one to fail set, with
or wiihoe, clasps
Office al residence second block east of the
squire
Ap,ll Z. !eb3 "
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REGULAR PACKET.

THE fire steamer CAnDO. No.
q - 2. GRAAAS. master, hs.in. been
thorough, repaired for the SCISSOR. and fitted
Up ia taos. Hdasirsble st,ls, VII sake her
regular trips on ever other WEDNESDAY,,
leaving shreveport. on the arrival Of sls hsr-
mail Stage, 81 follows