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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-15

The following Is an extract IRON prl
,ate letter, from Alabama. published IN the
same nanber
Il trust that am not hlpded 10y patty
zeal. when declare. rs an honest eouT'c,
ton, that Ala. IN the next Presidential
election, Viii show to the world that she
stands redeemed, regenerated ard Olsen,
thraled from the shackes ot modern deN
moctaey and demagogueism.'
The .ubjoiucd q. from the same number
OF the flag.
ou- Young friend ] " >nefnettv. Of
Eiysiau Fields, sent n. An extract from a
letter, for which We are much obliged
It - apparent 10 every
honest politician. that Fillmore aud Donel'
son viii carr, tennessee, by a iegH > 600
mslouts The best speakers IN the state
are ou' tor thcm. such as Ned Brown. Gus
Henley. GruiiN. Haskell and I'd Ewing
Inc camp ffes ara burning brightly
There seem. fp he one wild glow OF euthn
.issm throughout the >lstp lud,ed liii,
more and DoueI.on are the osly ones tor
whom ~, eotlus,asm i. lelt
IN the sam, ptrrg iho editor sisp say.
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tom the zane nnm'''
Ru.nrty Bnr,k. mr. Mons W.
say 81 u,t fot ,G rt hnt Vo ~, % bcrau."
VI com~7 - n' from n'''n'''' '''' te'' 'h''
hlW'tr Hp'N gaming Sf'nho 100 10.
Nonh. h" following I''' t'' We" d. "
tIWfNS are l'". '' 'i" N''n ''h' ~.
.'e'e', "' '''' Vi" '''' ''''' y" Vs. '
N'l tIH' l'"' '''' 'i..''' .'
w az ".r'' 't .Hn'' ''
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" Ihe t:iorior. Acsntt.

democracy j. scsin Triumphant It's - 40
.pinit OF pp,ty cSultaiipn, The mer" f'J.',ius
over rafiiyan victory. that we would ADJ
our own VOICE TO The clarion notes Of
10y tia. swell. 90, hom tits h'oAh land
Il is no, simply that JAnrs Bren,>Ar has
been elected to the Chief Mag',iracy Of
tin. Union, tia, we would join Ia the gros.
luiniee which thrill, SO many paHiaue
hearts. |, i, not m unmsauiug paH,'u
triumph 1t is not .impy the election 81
The nominees Of : political convection l.
i, the triumph n prisciple ihe socce'' Of
paifiotsm over fanslaesm.
N.yer has tho coun'ry bth,ld,aeb ron.
ies' q, tia, which hs. JUS, closed o. 'ue
one side. We behold al tho elements Of Ia,
aaiac,.m, previously divided, and wss'ns
common warfare against each other. Tor the
first time united and banded together, de-
ierniinsd 20 "fula or ruin Ga the other.
we behcld the democracy true to IL. ancient
faith and its lnviolable principles, irte to
the Constitution and the Mon breasifug
manfully sgsin.' Ibis storm, aud appealing
to the patriotism and Intelligence OF the
people. There was = bird party, sud hat
ihud party, While 1t was uniting ia the
North with the sworn Oteniies Of the n,on,
in iheir unhsliovcd warfare against the
Southern States was engaged va tie South
ia the .ndeayef to dly,de aud distract public
sentiment, aud which Il successful would
either have elected Nr Fremont or thrown
the election into the House Of Bcpreseuta'
tives where the sectional contest which
must have ensured. would in all probability
have broken NJ the Government.
Look at She Northern press, flied. NUN,
her after number. with manufactured Kan
sas ou,rare., and loader after leader upon the
Gaming OF sumner Md With sermons, and
apceches. sad lectures upon the aggressive
slave power and the duty OF ti'e Nor'h
20 cfu-b t. E,rry eily aud town audneigh
bothood had rs stump orators, lcclafefs,
aud preachers 10 beIch iof'n iauHiac.sp
Those that we're not to be inundated coail
perhaps be bought Hundreds OF th"us'
aads Of dollars were expended 10 this way,
y large amount 81 which, It IS sali, "hs
raises. ia England Tor the purpose prpoN
'ed TO 'his baud OF fanatics aud tnltofs,
we're few sound and true men such men
IA Dongl,s Casa, tedN aladet, Richardson,
IIallet, aud CLANCY jones. assisted bs others
iiom the South, such ~ benlAm'n, Goth,
Hunter, Floyd, aud Clay, asststed ny a ster
Ing pre-" which stood forth CALAMITY 10 the
GgA'
The appeals to tie people were not m
vain. Reason and patriotism prevailed, and
tho mon was saved Had the election
come on two months ago, Fremont would
have swept the North. "a It L., he IS
beaten.
Till - ind,,d q great t,iumph 4 has
,,o,,,,o,,, ,,I c,., 4o,yr ma of tt,e mast
f,,,,id,l,l. uap,,pe,nled. iicen,iau.. nnsG
eal and t,nitotous combination. ever formed
under ,bi. government \ party composed
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Democrats, Attention !

There NIL be Mas, Meeting OF the Dem.
.ers,. Of HARRISON county, in Marshall, OBJ the
18Th Of November, fof liz purpose of clrsrn.
President. We President, aad other officers
81 no Clab for the cus1ln- ycnr.
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NIirhiga n.

Tie Republican magnify IN tins State is
from 10 600 To $4,000
lhc Legislature IS largely Republican
which lnsure- Republican S,ns'or Ia the
bI4rs .i "a.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-15
Letter u + u. Gene.

/ ' 800 ~ 'ht lead
spirits OF the Know Nothing party
vi,o,ou. day. and III. au,l,o,
.,o1 -,. ., =, we "a
f'''den
e''''o" ""'''s INV" p'"e'' passion 4,
prejudice ought to subslde, Tie q.
body OF tn, people-even those nh
no,,.d n, r'ln,,suitt, H.. -
'n'hg',
Wv" ''o"' '''' vii =.
The error OF 'h''' way NJ Tone supp.
I'd Jane, buchanan, aud IN doing .o
nat ga ont of hi. way io m, n, rn
a...,l.....,.,. n, '''
''N l4
'"e N""" '>"'"'"s P'''N ~ Tue NORTH b,
thoroughly ab"ldion'hed. aud that It f..
this abolition .pirit which prevailed.
.,.,,,o, ,f tb. ,,s.entk \ ,.
n ... t, t'.
'''" NV '''S w. ''' F'''' hr h'r.
fused or gone over !" lhr hhck Renal
cans IN al the state Election. ia .le No..
+ while the Democracy stood 6,mtI,
# M, o,ns,i,,,i,o.t i.L,
- WI ~ ls5G
JANIS ''""A' 's9 have De-
ve"'u N""' 'e'' ''q"''"s my posltiaa
we : ''S''"'A' '''''S'' ana the rea.o.
i"f 'h"' P"s''''n' "nn requesting that a.
answer To 'h'' r ''g 'lf''s might be laid b.
Tor" the pnp'c. nav" received .e,,.
'r''e's u' ""T CHARACTER bui have hita
drcllnru WtHlhH hhN lhing Tor the M
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-15

or the X rs made desperate attempts
to carry Walker county, hnt failed The
Item says hai over hundred voter, from
other counties were imported to Md the
Fillmore party, aud that The returns show it.
That pspe, remark. "tol u " Fisher
democrat. was elected commissioner hy y
majority Of u Imported votes could not
count there
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Election Ia LOUISIANA.

The South Western pobli.hes return. Of
fcial aud unofficial from thirty parishes
We Get. through n'hsr sources the returns
from twelve additional parishes. We s.'"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-15

I.t 81. IL -. ...,..l ...,
Il" t"''ef p"""'N'' '' wv ''''' """'"''
% letter from e. ;. lodd. from s"'ibN''i''i
Nv. which concludes thus
~ .t.U t,,,,nL eeaia. the contest
HIM, L.,,,s, I,lIn'or. and Fremont; aud
~. e,u,,,n, ma, p,ep,ted TO receive q
,,,,,o,,J p,..ii.nld
ah
.''" wv "h
ara. -, ,,,r.., and If they fear that Mr.
Fremont vii distance w Gneha"an IN the
\olih. and o. then only h"P' Is ~ l"e
south although ihe~ nHu has hr'n lshp''u
hy sac sonihefn d"i'gst'"n' nnless 'h'i
can unHr IT." old me wings We womb
say to them drop YOUR man. ana a,'housn
bN no means urrr'safN, mere "lh he no
lnpfoPuelN a" voting tor VII iHImntr ~
IT preferable re- Organize ana support '"'S
J. Kr'k. Men ~ STRAIT do n'' p''"'e
things some times. such cause h"s 'e's "'
49,, -. -, -, :, l.,r tho
people vii follow IN ihef primary eNraei
", the example set them b, th''f d"leg''"
IA the convention, aud make ever, effort to
defeat man, that never had any rorn'N'>
IL ~ IA b
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-15

" We take the following from n letter, to
our address. iom " &. Barrett. dated
Dong,la. Indiana, Jul, goth
There Is considerable political excile>
ment here, being three organizations. to
wit American, Black Republican. aud old
line Dsmoc'.t
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Texas IlCCt!On.

The .ubIoined are the maiori'ies for
buchanan N this State. SO Ear MS received.
We have no, heard of single county that
has gone for Fillmore Ia fact, So FAR as
we have heard. oil OF the * \. counties
hitherto have give" handsome mslo'itrs Tor
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-15
From ihe same number

GrN. tNss ms SUES rms IhNn
WRITING oN tur W An Senator ioomhs
in a recent speech, says the Delta, delivered
at Wilkes Court House, Georgia. Informed
his hearers ,hst Gen. tRss aud other Dustin
gaIsh.d Northern Democrat. had informed
him that there vss no hope for buchanan,
election, That's honest
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-15

buchanan. 'nHj'.
Harrison 90
tsS 200
Ipshur t25
Pamela 300
Red River 100
Galveston los
Grimes Il prec to her froml G3
Rusk $50
Walker Gen Houston -home) 80
Houston (2pt't to hear fonl 2l3
Leon 100
Anderson JOB
Madison Il p, 10 hear from 81
Ilopkias reported 400
Smith 700
Sabine Is
Shelby l62
San Augustine q preetsl So
Austin, Irayi. county. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-15

" From the almos, universal wall of dis
content that comes up from all pats OF
the iniot, there Is no room losser ia doubt.
that Bachsuan wlli he withdrnwn from the
contest, and IN attempt niadr to supply his
place with n man more available aud nc.
ceptable
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-15

Sts,NhH SuAK The Linden s,rrck
snag on SATURDAY, morning. AZ HICKORY
Point. and sunk She WAS loaded ~ it'll cot
ton from Hurricane Gluf. Tue boat sup
posed to be torai loss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-15

Ir A salute Of 81 gun. was fired by the
p. afaf< 7r Tse'' =
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-15

gr~ The Ohio was rsnr d1aly a,
asui.sle 90 he i'b lost
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Official Returns from Pennsylvania.

VIM tai uNUa
The following are the official returns o
.h- yo,. ;o.iea for Canal commissioner
Auditor General, and Surveyor General Al
the election on the Ia,h
iof Canal Cosris ,ioHfr.
Scott. Democrat, 2I2 SIS
Cochran, Fusion, 2l0.ll2
Scots majority. 2,77i
Auditor Geacrai,
Fry. Deaoer1', 2l2.iGS
Phelps, Fusion, 2oo,26
Fly. majority. 3.201
For i>Wrepor General
Rowe. Democrat, 2i2.G23
Ispor,c, Fusion, los SIS
Eowcs minority, 3735
The Congressional returns show fifteen
Democrats and ten Fusionis's elected
0-J' Don't forge, the Democratic Mas.
Nretias 81, re Cour,h'1so 10 i1,
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~ Money ~ spl'.f piI"as nf frf'H-' o. ITO r.
r4ss,an dis, tnu he forwarded h} Hs'i trsf I.b
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-15
From the Flag Of Nov. All.

" ndcr the heading \no'her Editor
Committed To the support OF Fillmore and
Dunelson, we Sumo tine siuce stated the
Editor OF the Republican would vet simply
candidates for the Presidency The pres
ticuan Is fulfilled In his last ISSUE, il will
be seen he struck hi. color. hy taking from
his mast head the names of Squaiter Sow
e'ctguty Buck and nau.inietycul.au Hreck
He's 10, So bad after att %
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below We GIVE the vote OF this ro,utv
tI-matl ~ far As heard from
Precincts Bvcu,>AN, futNoRr
Pat' 30 l73
Ns.b..ts, II
Bcafds. 20 "
From the sbos.. 1t will Ia secH when
the whole county is hoard from, the vote
will be ma three t. one in favor Of the
Democratic candidates - Lamar Enquirer
RISK torNry Ohcai w e have now
received the full return. Of ,hi. county
Oar success is complete aud old Rusk has
full, sustained her proud position as the
Banner Democratic county OF Eastern
iexss The vote on Las, tuesday resulted
az follows Democrat.
Bnchsuan and breckenridge, 1857
Fillmore aud Donelsoo, Cts
hnehanan's majority, 4so
" ho. Vote, 1873
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-15

or Al ,ulesriter, h. tie Republican ant o' iii'
reunit srr r. lrelsd in fAy sdtaufe !f fIe rensen
TINT u q. mnn' trouble iocoii.rl .arh susil fHr' faH
Ia -siif tho inpn@t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-16

The banks will be have made in this rather
larger dividends than at time within the last and half
The two new banks have not reported dividends
earned dividend and would probably declare it, The whole
of money coming the from dividends
$4G950. The whole amount in circulation the present
week from various companies will probably exceed half mil
ion and ought in the nature of things have favorable
on both stocks and credit.
Our advces from New York to-day Of the 9th inst The
money market there fevers appear vary
Some of the money articles appear Of the Bears
and others in favor of the Bull interest.
The Baltimore money narketwas in the following position
the Patriot of the 9Th says: ~
The money market has been stringent during
week than for time past This owing to variety Of
causes but such as generally usual this particular
oil the The offerings the large
and some of them have discounted little for week
past while others doing fair average
the street also tight and the for prime good
have advanced The general impression among
that in another week this will be greatly if
removed
Some further accounts of the intelligence by the North
America from Liverpool hand they of any
great interest," shall wait the full America
which may be at hand Saturday morning.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-16
LOUISIANA DRY DOCK. GO.
gTATE OLE InuISIANI

STATE OF LOUISIANA. 4
IT s.ia ay
the month Of April the year Of our Lord one thousand
Befsrs Richard Notary Public f. and fer The
and Of The witnesses hereinafter named
ian %1ss ks Gsr ss Fasas PssdssE
MHgsss 1pes NJ Hss co
Eelgsl coJ Hurts Is. HaI5s IoIg.a
Wssa
sad pE s pss s aaiqst HI w
Pamss, 4. j whitmore acting well fes himself
sssn, Masy + Alien Hts Fanny and 11s az
ka 81 q Ras IL sss q Maas s ed
Wso ,Ss Tint nd
,ne ag S for works q public i'm
t Gs 81 The as,s q session the
se ssa s had spey
Or viii Re ases
no ThefstS hsy require Notary
a
5 LIT This asGs dsa ha bs knSsn
wsh ISL Ser opsana hs dom' Of
ana N s nsns
Esiss 4 ses ss6s sss s
DE- Mofrs s
Sr m Pa pssbe5 and s s pHs G. q
I'D s F 1faRs sass
4 ssss 9Th i r.
served. r = + - - =
A, The capital stock of said Company
OF 11o s ds h S hs
Re eaP any mot tTo
for share Of said eighty shares Of stock shall be follows
Fyaye per each share on subscribing and ten per
m day es IN @ sn s s s
year f s 10 cash S on those dsy s
Managers subject to the Of the stockholders at all
Said Directors shall respectively the
Hs s
e s 4 e
@ elect @ a Pc to FL such
sSs' ste aaa
aer a s e pa In aas
to transact carry on the business and the financial
they due payable make contracts for mate
the COMPANY declare and quarterly Of the earnings Of
bends y sioeEholders to heF SHARES gen
e 5 % s and trsse. al business Of
certificate Of which sha be signed BY him and coul
as books a sa b
the Agent shall BE entitled commission o two
sum Of two and efsone centu all monies he
the
Sh. The duties and obligations Of the Managers the
assumed BY him and herein declared BE- follows
construction Of the Dock Docks subsequently
and Of the well as of the mechanical ope
/ ratiOns Of the Company. sag@lZ
9th The said firm Of Hughes, valette Co., will hare The
exclusive right to make repairs vessels going into
Docks of the Company, in consideration Of which
guarantees to the said Association full dockage
the rates hereof charged by the Louana Dry Dock
on all vessels going into the Dock of the Company subject
however, deduction exceeding per
fixed rates of dockage any which the Agent
ager deem eNpedient for the Company
put into dock at such deduction from established
| which follows, wit: II - \ =
| Ships, and smaller yessels-Rate5 for docking
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-16

SUGAR AND MOLASSES The receipts we're still light
and prices higher The Sugar embraced 500 hds
4@72c for Fair Fully Fair. Molasses 700 bbls
taken ut 361s@D37acf for Fernenng 3sk391zc p
gallon for Reboiled.
FLOUR. emarkct dull with 1900 bbls
including 100 Superne 200 Illinois ST.
the saei 200 Fancy IS 45 800 Fine 81 62@$4 IT, $50
Extra, in lots, at Sc 75@S7 y Dbl.
GRAIN. The stock Of Corn very light
confined TO HOO sacks Ordinary Red Mixed e03
White at and Wednesday evening" 320 sacks also
n bushe Wheat was held at 81 IS p bushel for Prime Red
but heard of Transactions OF Oats 80 sacks Prime
St. Louis Sold in two three lots 49,
lots Of Ordinary 37@3sc bushel Of Bran
were sold Mt 60c D l001s.
PROVISIONS. PORK in request better prices
noticed sales Of 1850 bb of which 400 Unnspected
q bb Bacon steady with sales of 70 casks including
of Shoulders nj Tic; 20 Sides at SEC
u ID. Nothing of done Lard Prime
bbls and tierces, was held at SIC q ID.
COFFEE. There fair demand 1900 bags
Rio including 2ls9 at l04c 800 at 101sQ0 rs lie
pb.
BAGGING AND ROPE. Small lots of India Bagging
were selling at l5@l6c u OF Rope coils
&c D ID.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.. 66 bbls were sold on Wedncs
day, at 45c and yesterday 80 at 49, and u gallon
WHISKY. .Rectifed was dull at 231Sc n gallon.
FRElGHTS IA ship taken for Liverpool I'D for
Cotton for Trieste and laid Liverpool for
heavy freight About 1000 bales Cotton shipped the lat
ter port at I'D.
EXCHANGES. THE market very dull, and our quo
ations nominal
Sterling ss@l09s and 1898
New York sixy.day bills idiis q ct dis
Sight checks on New York .parQy15 PREM
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-16

Bu1decke &co1 do Perkins &coss do F.lIowss 5o
MeGregor, Alloway co-s Jas IL il bscor
Bryan 3ag hhds tobacco
~ RAIInaADs.
NEW"oRLBANs, oPELoDsAs AND ii, 4rT yvvsTrp, n
RA1LgOAD-15 hhds sugar Bucsbaon Earrn Eco5s m ~
Darby Trernoe13 do Bellotq &cos do sbbIs
ges Camrnack Snures West-S bales cotton II
tier2 do G sabatier6 do OiivefTota b bass c,tta
rs hhds sugar. bbls rnolasses. ssS -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-16


The day Of docking and undoeking vessels will charged as
but the said firm are not 70 charge
such less rates they may wis making good however this
e H city
s
rss S Tsn dG s so for time the dock is sunk which
WI Fhs IN pshs provide ali
s9 asaT
@ s @ anee ana as e it,
its business and for the rent and of the they hn
sy pas ys be a t
e sy ssf Tee Ss SAID aa Of
9 red with ssd ss obtained By adjoining
may incurred CONSTRUCTION any new whsrves that
may s be 5sS od for 2m The o n Of the Co .h,
the companys agent weekly reports of the business of the
18th Any three stockholders any time have the power
to call meeting Of the st9skhelders at all meetings Of the
amsory Of he whole capital stock only Shall
poraton in any further sum than the Unpaid balancs due to the
company on the shares owned by him
of said eorporao ito tie liquidation shall be- eondHed three
n ne s "G
be their duty to sell and dispose of the entire of
s @e
and after paying is b divide the Of eose
shares as fast as enough shall be collected to divide.
T"s 1sss f5a Ss%
peent Witnesses who have hereto signed their together
[Origina signed j
r. B. Sumner, ten shares. ,
VIM. Whann, five shares
F. F. Foger 4 Co., five shares.
Hughes Taette & Co., sixteen shares.
Fred'k Calnerden, two shares.
VIM. Whitlock Trustee, one share.
Harris & Morgan, fifteen shares.
Il. j. Hart 1t Co., five shares.
CONS. b. Payne, four shares.
4. Converse, for his wife Mary Converse, share.
VIM. Kelley, two shares.
Daniel Johnston, by r. B. Sumner, Atty two shares
J. H. Hagedorn, two shares =
Gidden, Marshall & Co.. share.
o. Palmes, for Harriet Emma Pames, share.
0.Palmes, for Mary R. Palmes, one share.
AID. Whitmore, for Mrs Ellen Robinson, shares
j. Whitmore, for Mrs. Mary Ann Allen, one share.
Al. Whiitmore, for Alfred J. Ruiz, one share
A. j. Whitmore, for Mrs c. Davis, one SHARE
A. j. Whitmore, one share. "n5
,-5 JNo. G. TURNER,
EDW'D o. WILLARD.
r. brennan, Not. Pub.
hereby certify the foregoing to be copy Of the original
act of record in my register In faith whereof,
L. have hereto signed and affixed the mpress of
official seal, this fourth day of May A; p 1855.
~ THE WATCH STORE, NO. 3 CAMP
ETS Street, has opened with all goods consisting
GShS WATCHES CLOCKS, JEW ELRY, GUNS, PISTOLS,
and every variety of fancy goods of the latest patterns
Having engaged the services OF Mr. JOS E. Ealer expert
Matchmaker prepared do all kinds work in
that line.
Also :,
Diamonds mounted and Jewey repaired and manufactured
to order.
N. Bold Geld and Silver bought. -
o2aly GREGoR & WILSON. 9
MESS PoR-soo bss very Rss ys MSS for sale
aA 70 Posdras street.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ST MARTINsyILLEs Steamer ceres-24 bales cotton 4sbbls
o5it Chapnner . moiasses Jeannett, oueyteSe
id sps Sds A9
hides orderota Sc bales cotton s hd sugar. is bbs
sosst e easIo
i$ Bogsf EoeyS Flower Il hhds 81
Ssg S"f5Ssf 4sG' pssoie
si hid pork Hogan Mup fSss ea.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES David Gibson-37 cases wine ono
5 s b 81 S5s saRqfi g ties hams ri
f f 6 a ams sss e
mas WHISKY s q Il TfH do
kGSs s SS ssss e M
Ky 81 bxs cheese q butter Grief eoNio0 reels cord
'f'fffs HOGAN Ses Sss
e SS s. If 5s aoEs s y
cheese Masney roo hhdS bacon e
E ffSs by . S Z o5 sf
e eSof pa5 sG Sts cG p5 10 d. e9s
o gag s G nna s Ioson
Sfs5s rs * candles
$s:s s 81
wILLIAMsP oRTsteamor Bella Donnal5 bales cotton to
s7o ra1 bss sss
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0artitNIar fMptitfs.

H3rClassfcal FrcncE.~-PrOfess0r ROux has
opened EvEyIsG CLASSES in the large room No in the ls
floor in the East wing Of the University of Louisiana Of
Baronne Common Streets where instruction will be given
such thorough and Systematic plan as 70 enable the
pupils acquire grammatical and practical knowledge
Of the French language within the shortest possible time The
classes will commence on the 10th Of May Prices
very low during the coming For particulars call at the
above room from Ak to r NJ the residence OF Professor
Roux corner Tiyofi Circle and Deord street. from 81 A.