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J. N. HOWELL d Co.,
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants,
Ohm N. HOWELL.

On the Levee, Shreveport, La.
TTAFE purchased the well known building former
L L ly occupied by Messrs Douglass 4 DashieIl, on
the Levee, (at the steamboat andingD and are now
prepared to receive store forward cotton and mer
chandise of every description 10" rates any
table house in Shreveport Our warehouses are
immediatelyon the banks of the fiver and among the
largest and most convenient in the country, which
renders our facilities for storing and shipping cotton
equal ii superior to that possessed by any other es
adjustment on Red River. .
u Cotton w be shipped without being exposed to
mud or rain. All goods will be promptly forwarded
according orders; and every attention Will be PAID
to the interests of our patrons.
We are prepared 10 make liberal cash advances on
cotton or goods sent to our care.
We keen constantly on hand "a complete assortment
Of groceries, provisions, -four, bacon SALT sugar, mo-
lasses Coffee tea, candes soap, whiskey brandy, gin,
rum wines syrups, tobacco, snuff, fancy groceries,
castings nails etc. which will be sold at the lowest
prices. e." .yAEEG. Juhe@o
State Of Louisiana---Parish Of Caddo.
TN DISTRICT COUKT-ANDREw A. FINK ct al
Il vs. THos P. HorcHkrss ct al. No. -. Whereas,
Andrew A Fink guardian of Martha Sheldon, minor
heir of Seth Sheldon, deceased, and Mary Sheldon
heir Or are Of said Sheldon have applied 10 the honor
allie tie Di4trct Court of the parish Of Caddo for an
order granting them permission to remove from the
State tie sim OF thirtyfve hundred dollars, with i've
Der cent per annum interest from January ", 1902
less Mae hundred dollars paid gath April, 1853. Said
sum having been adudged to said Martha and Mary
Sheldon as heirs of the succession Of said Seth Shell
DON Now therefore, unless opposition is made there
to in thirty days. the time prescribed by law order
permitting said Andrew A Fink, guardian, &c, and
Mary Sheldon to said property from the State
will be granted, as prayed tor. r2S4J = -v-ll
Given under my hand and seal OF Office, this
LIS. : 24th day of June, AID. 1856
(~-ss~a rz81lse a A. H LEONARD,
i25lm em Dept elk.
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State of Louisiana---Parish of Caddo.
I'm DISTRICT COURT.-SReeessi0R of Fritz Gel
Il ger. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that MARX
BAER administrator of the succession of Fritz Gei4er
has this day filed with the clerk of said an
amended account in said succession and unless oppo
sition Is made thereto in thirty days, the time pre-
scribed BY law, said amended account will be approv
ed homologated and made the judgment Of the court,
as prayed for s=aaa
- Given under my hand and seal of Office, this
! l.. s. 4lh day Of June, 1856. 5sar
~ -THOS. H. PITTS,
iunel I'm s.ag e4saza4.s-.. 4a@- Deputy clerk.
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<zrr-~ y The Steamboat GRENADA. her tackle,
= tSs:a55ssg~ apparel machinery furniture, etc
Seized as the property Of the defendants
and to be sold pay and satisfy the wrtissued in the
above entitled suit.
Terms of sae--Cash with the benefit of appraise-
ment JAMES B. JENKINS, by Sheriff:
ShrevepnYft May 2l,lS56. Tpf56 -
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k0tice.

N CONSEQUENCE OF \ RUlIO3 having been
1 circulated that charges per barrel for storing
up freight Is cents, are induced 10 notify our
friends and the public that our charges as follows:
Storage, per barrel. r2ic.
Drayage, receiving and forwarding.... b4c.
WHITE, SMITH & BALDWIN.
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CtTATE OF LOUfSIANA-Parish of Caddo-ln
- Justice Robeson's Court, No. 1888. THoNAs
Rowan VS.. Steamboat GRENADA, Captain and Owners.
By virtue Of writ Of SECURE and sale issued out Of
file honorable Justice Jonas Robeson's Courtin and
for the parish of Caddo in the above entitled suit and
to me direced have sezedand will proceed sell at
public auction at the courthouse door in the town OF
Shreveport and parish aforesaid, on SATURDAY, the
5th day Of Ialy H. d. 1856, between the hours of II
O'clock A. N. and P. NJ, the following described pro-
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Sheriff Sale.

C|ATE OF LOUISIANA-Parsh of Caddo-In
- District Court No. 1868 THATCHER VS.. M. D. G
ALEXANDER aud G. NJ. NIcHoLs. By virtue of writ
of ieri faca issued out of the honorable the District
Court in and for the parish of Caddo, in the above
entitled SUITS and me directed, have seized and
will proceed sell publicaucon atthe courthouse
door in the of Shreveport, parish aforesaid on
SATURDAY, the 9Th day OF July, A. D. 1855 between
the hours of O'clock A. NJ and M, the following
described property to-wit: Lot No. FOUR (4D in block
No. forty (i0) with allhe buildings and improve
rents thereon situated il the town of Shreveport,
parish of Caddo Seized the property of the deten-
dant and to be sold pay and satisfy the writ is
sued in the above entitled suits.
Terms Of sele-cash, without the benefit of ap-
praiseme1t. a~ THOS. R. SIMPSON, sheriff
SHREVEPORT. Nav c, 1856. Ipf.S9 80
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CONSIGNEES Of merchandise shipped at New
" Orleans on board steamer Dede for points Red
River above the Raft will please take notice that, in
consequence Of the low stage Of water, their goods
were all safely stored in the warehouse Of Messrs.
White, Smith g. Baldwin, where they remain subject
to the orders Of those Interested Ca E-z---4. #.
Shreveport, Jnne 4, 1855. ". S. LEWIS.
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SberiI's Sale.

CxTATE OF LOUISIANA-Pars Of Caddo-ln
- the District Court ENos & WOOD vs ISABELLA
ScRUGGs No. 4495. G.W. CARPENTER & Go. vs.. lisa
BELLA ScRUGGs, No. 4493. BY virtue OF two wr5 OF
er acias issued oflhe honorable the district court
in and for the parish Of Caddo, i'll the above entitled
suits and to me directed have seizedand will proceed
to sell at public auction the courthouse door IN the
town of Shreveport, parish of Caddo on sAlELsDA l.,
the 5tl day of July 4. d. 1885, between the hours OF
IL O'Clock M. and P. NJ, the following described
property Lot No. nine, 81 in block hty
(5l) with all the buildings and Improvements thereon
situated in the town OF Shreveport parish afereSoid
Seized as the property of the defendant and to be sold
to pay and satisfy the wits issued in the above emit
tied suits -+- sfu@ 4='
Terms of sale-cash with the benefit Of appraise-
ment. q -~ THOS. r. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
Shreveport May 5, 1856. zig m7-pts9 6O
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l. BAER, =. ~
Confectionery & Family Grocery stoEe,

;
Texas street, between the Levee and Spring street,
next door to Balls drug store, Shreveport.
as. Has Just received direct from New Orleans and
asssass is now opening large and complete, assert
~ ment Of choice and fresh Confectionery and
Family Groceries, comprising every article usually to
be found in stores of the kind Among the stock Isl
sugar moIasses coffee teas, chocolate rice, starch
candles common and fancy soap, lamp oil, mackerel,
salmon goldfish herrngs, Holsters, sardines, olives, an
choves capers ketchups sauces, pickles, preserves
brandy fruits fruits in their own juice pletrults raj
sins cnrrants prunes Almonds pecas and other nuts
syrups Of every description fine cordaIs water sugar
and soda crackers cakes ,elIes and line
salad oil mustard, pepper vinegar, ginger, nutmegs,
spice, EngIs and pneapp cheese, butter, lard, tie
salt, etc. etc.
Also. a select stock Of choice old Brandy Port. Ma
deira. Sherry, and White Wines, Champagne, CIaret,
Rum, Gin, Irish, old Cock, Monongnhela and common
Whiskey; Cider London Porter and Scotch Ale, fine
chewing and smoking Tobacco, Cigars, etc jnn6
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DIED

On the 2lst inst, Mr.. ROBERT BURNSIDE aged IA
years. native Of Scotand but for the last 4 years
citizen of the United States. He fought undeTJ Jack
son at the battle of New Orleans.
On the 22d inst, BETTE, infant daughter of VIM.
and Elizabeth Thatcher.
On the 18th inst, CHARLOTTE MARIA, aged sixteen
months and twelve days, daughter of J. NJ and S. F.
Landrum.
On the Dist Instant ANNA ONG, aged Is months
and % DAYS daughter of G.. W. and Martha Goodwin.
rl New Orleans Christian Advocate please notice
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The sana Old C0ans are together Again!

-. TIE subscribers again as ssge-==7z7es
( soca'ed togeher for the pof- = GA S8sz
y 4 pose If "arryjnGon the sEzs4szS-- sAee2s44Sss
DLA CKSMITH, WAGON MAKING AND
CARRIAGE BUGEN EOS,
in all the various branches, at ther elm S%iEDa,
on Milan street, corner OF Edwards. Feeling gr"to~
fu for The liberal patronage heretofore extended t"
them, they assure their old friends and the public that
they will pay prompt personal attention to the repair
Jog Of carriages buggies. wagons, aud all other vehi
cles Having on hand 10000 feet Of seasoned timber,
embracing every description, together with the largest
stock of non and steel brought to this place. We
are able II do work on the shortest notice and most
reasonable prices.
Mr.. Robson will attend i'll person to the Horse Shoe
ing department, and Of the fin at all times
be found in attendance at the shop.
Orr work in all cases will he guaranteed.
We work on the one price system, whether for Gosh
or on credit ROBSON & hlMBLE.
Shreveport, February q. 1855.
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Faney & Family Groceries,

= Fancy & Family Groceries.
TUSP received large assortment of Family and
eg Fancy Groceries, consisting OF Coffee, Sugar,
Flour Lard Rice, Hams. Sardnes, Lobsters Oysters,
Cherries Preserved and Brandy Fruits Syraps etc.
be sold cheap for cash by A. ENGLE,
naval Texas street.
R0ekaWay For Sale.
d A FINE SECOND HAND Rockaway Carriage,
~ which has just been thoroughly repaired for sale
by &za 1aprf23-tl D. A. TOTIY.
AVANA" CIGARS, of all the choicest brands
i i best chewing and smoking Tobacco. neershuln
pipes toys etc, for sale by s. ENGLE,
aay2l Texas street.
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n. u. o. IT..
- 6fy IA The regular meetings of Meth Lodge No.
lyy>D 81, are held on Wednesday evenings, at
their new Lodge, on Texas street, near Edwards
REN. JACOBS, Sec'v W. ROBSON, N. G.
1ouN NJ HOWELL HAMILTON S. HOWELL.
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A NOTE drawn BY j. N. Cooper dated March LIST,
IN 1854 for the sum ofone hundred and forty-iour
i4l0G dollars payable the order of Z.t S. Edmends
with 70 interest from date; with credit OF sixty
dollars Nov 81, 1854 and further credit of fifty dol
lars, March 5, 1855.
All persons are cautioned against trading for said
note. fell -3t1 JONAS ROBSON.
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List or StalGn.
Lest or NIisIaid.

A DRAFT drawn in my favor, by ]. A. Simpson,
Il on Payne g. Harrison, dated June L. 1856, due
sight. for 5000. [junels-2tl B. J.. HODGE
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At Oglcsby & Gyiswolds-A. Patterson; sterrett;
G. H. BagleyI ID. Gitlis;F Richards:J Merrick; Da-
wilson Il co; Summers 1t Boberts; S. F. Witherspoon;
W J Johnson; D Preston;J Tweatt Fl. McAlen;J NJ.
Cook d co; B. L. Britton GO; W. Gilbert; Jno Ali
son; f. @. Boney; W. G. Foster j. @. Simpson, f.
Darnall; j. H Hughes; J. S. Brown;L. ?. Aldridge.
At.J. N. HoaceH j. Co's.-A. H Chapel; A. G.Beg-
ley; Marlborough d Ferguson, Pegra1n & Ovens 3
Shaw; D. Mckay; R. Thetford; ". J. HAYS; 3. H
Martin; W. Eerndon J. R. johnson d bro; P.BCash;
A. D. Palmer; Mrs. P. Gilmer; A A. Cook.
At White, Smith &. Baldlrin's-W: H. Etter; W. B.
Cook: J. S Alexandcr:J s. Rochelle; R. II Carruth
W. B Means; J d G. Rogers; P. S. Wells & CO; Jos.
Graham J. Ethr;dge & co; P. II. Martin; VIM. Run
nels doct F. Calbertson; A N. Truitt; c. Ell. Rich
ards; " H. Pitts d co; n. Davis; revd ]. Landrum;
J. Witherspoon; IS. ". Mays; R. Fl. Turner; W. II.
Winston; F. Nichols.
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New Orleans Market.


JUNE 16-The cotton market for the week ending
Saturday closed with fair demand at full prices
The grriesons report of a decline in the Liverpool
market made no impression here
The receipts Cncluding 38,20l bales on hand,
since the lst September have been 1853 GOA bales
Exported during same time, ,693 ,693 bales
Ordinary 5nf1lar, s1@e4& Good ~. llN@llT
Low middling 1O9loI MidIing fairll 9l2-
F1oun-supertine, Sc 1906 671a; extra, So %.
PoRK-MO. SIG 75@l7 co. mess, S18 0o@l8 so.
BAcoN-Sides, 6335@loc; shoulders 7A@6e.
LARD--l0AG1llc: p 10.
CoRN-50@52c ~ bush. sss g.. .-f
CorrEE-Rio, lo@H19c. p ID.
SUGAR--6@71s; 5000. q ID.
Morass Es--45@48c U gallon.
BAec1s5dR qrE-Bag l7H @l9rope 9M@loA
HrDEs-Dry country, l2@l3c p ID:
LIME-At retail-Thonaston 81 e5(92 so. Yves.
tern, ST. 40@l rs q Dbl.
sAIr--Livetpool, fine, 81 3o@l IS; coarse, 81 o.
II sack
CATTLE MARKET, June l6
BEEF--Western, fine 1900 1905. z ID net.
Texas and Lake, - 4-@615c, -
Sheep, s. Oo@6 81 u head.
Hogs, 53107-c.-
Calves and yearlings, s. 00@n 90
Mich Cows, $40 O091o w
Market well supplied, and prices dropping. :
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Married

On the 10Th inst at the residence of the brides IA
Their, by the rev'l Mr.. Wiuham, Mr. L. HAMILTON to
Miss MARY ANN daughter Of Mr.. G. Wallace, of the
parish of Bessief. Thanks to the happy couple for
The beautiful cake they sent May their every
dream of bliss be realised.
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fS : IdaSe9EEC.
sSsgs The meetings of J0PPA LODGE, No. II, will
say be held hereafter al the new lodge room, over
MilIer's drug store, on Texas street.
E VIM B. STURGESS, w. NJ.
Rrcu,pr s C.RNFs Sec,v e @m....v aug22
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e J1PRoF WOODS Hair REsToRATIyE-lngou our adyer
Using columns is to be found advertisement ofthis
popular restorative We know nothing OF its merits
what we read, but that is sufficient, particularly
when such testimonials Gifts efficacy the fol-
lowing, which we clip from the Ottawa Free Trader
Having tried unsnccessfully sundry highly re.
commended hair tones on our own half denuded
of that Sort until week ago met distinguished
politician Of this State whom had three years
ago with thin hair, and as grey rat but now
Boosting fine and glossy head Of hair could
wish We demanded the secret of his improved APP
pearance when he readily accounted for it by ascr
Bng it to the virtues of prof Woods hair restorative
We shall try that next Rock River Dem.
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II I57THE Only SURE REMEDy-There are worm med
icines SO called as harmless and at the same time
useless as water. There are others which admi-
rably adapted TO kill the patient well as the worms
Winers Canadian Fefmifuge belongs to neither Of
these two classes Ii destroys internal worms in all
cases, while instead Of injurng the general system
it gives tone strength and igor to every muscle and
fibre and function Of the human frame. These are
It's characteristics and the Of its great popu
larity.s rs
IL Be particular and remember the name Winer's
Canadian Vermfuge this is the only article that
be depended on Remember this
Prepared only by j. Wright u Co. New Orleans.
For sale in Shreveport by all the druggists.
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Dir. DUDLEY, ..
OFFERS his professional services the citizens of
~ Shreveport He may be found at the drugstore
OF Thomas III. Morris. Texas street. JunelS-4t
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WIN. BALL,
Wholesale and Retail DRUGGIST,
2Ms street. Shreveport

as street.. ohFeVepOfF,1 - :.
WOULD cailethe attention of phsA
p sirians, planters, county dealers
and the public generally TO his
: NEW STOCK OF
: EpE9urs and Medicines.
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OOM Nj EROIAL.
MoNsrAkr ANn coMNkapIAL

~
Al the New York Stuck Exchange, fr., Baard on Nom
sAy, sieSos vrrns a.ss sss ss.os
bitter vh s-isrs nnsy rssrs ua north
B.nerv day. eeassssnsy hailed yssdays sse-
tAtena The Telegraph reports sAiss to-day 81 ssk.
The Mark Lane EXPIRES, Of 9Th ult., says; -
The trade daring The exhibited rather heavy
.sps, rs..e,. the home demand supple. being GOD ba,
ssi ma. ss sss ~ s - .. ' A. ss...
ss 10 s' s s ..
S or p sa one Of % 10, % % Ss and
tn. seed h.. partly sea.ess .s...s
qualify pfvsce as.iss bard ws... have
s -s Il. % ss; e. .
Wis. enhanced r.r Tbs A~s.s.n m.Its. ps.'sn. anrws
s: ., s,s :.s: .s,
.s F.;s, TO our o.. n.sys., s .a.s,sy A...
ss,m.i., bs, the careful report. rashd By
sonssn,s bring " to MS 'as - sos..
oay plates 10
sa%p.a = .sssss, he ~.isy ssns an ssesss q. me
ss@sss ~ rsis ssss has .sn prISepsy IN .ss MR.
,hss and .es, seans though and
f..a hrevoeI,s srSp
rsssi. .rs in ass. The
ss .S ssss %S Among The %s,' eson
short barley . .o., ss,sy.ssss .d@,s y v oi greatly a.
y's,a o.l. .,,
proved rspssd with ssms
damp :. . sI ~, sns.s.l .,s% from ssa y ss
crop 81 pes.oe. amer .aeh early truly exhibits Ions.
v.ry being s.ssr.y dhe,,
am I s., sIs sS the over The s,
Que hay harvest viii Afford abundant whale
no, appear evident that crop Wheat
ssss An asr.s ss s ssrs. by proas and 10
eosden viii not a,,s-y diminish the
would therefore piece us hndao', .nh ranes
fishing cotton factory m.aasd .secs..fol .oel
To the OF already by thru. uuh
lie spirited planters, Mr. william Crosby P.su.. and c
Hamilton sone who determined a. make IN. e.
pertinent The Columbian says
FROM What planters need not be ~ n
.he time OF gathering their next they nni
Of Transporting 10 distant upon this as the uo
To important results. hi. IL hr ", na Ss
anal The proper course to pursue would
We notice Without paying deserved eomn
lie whom community nigh, veil e proud Cor h.
long. :" h cl... OF ners,ie spiri. whose r. ~
nd contributed than thing and ricry
many Which add .y 10 h s
sn o. as pa .ne, be establish
tsprise lac has fully succeeded
this and adjoining negro shoe. Of quality FAR SUP
%, 70 s mpos.ed from The North and at lea. cost This
s,ve .pr the uhr Of the spinning jenny would keep
aud our dsn. forest. and broad then. indeed yield
The gross receipts of the Wilmington and Weldon Road
for the year ending Sept So 1885, the cost
rrnnns sss6eS5 81 2i2Ts o. The receipts eree.
those Of the previous about ss1o per cent Of
has been paid and cent set aside sinking fund
record of the business transacted at the New York
Board Of Stockholders during that the daily
of shares averaged about ~
my thousand share. for the which, estimating by the par
value OF the various securities dealt tran.
actions OF the week to have been equal twenty million.
OF dollars This activity believed wholly without precedent
In the history Of the Stock Exchange
The following ia statement OF the receipts Of merchan
disc In Richmond, by canal and railroads. during month Of Oct,
L..
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lsh6.
Flor.rnoy's majority in 1885,

HARRY OGILvIE AT DUSBAR.-In brilliant war story,
recently published in England entitled HAIRY Oglve,
the Black Dragoons by James Grant the following
thrilling sketch The Incident is related a. having occurred
the battle of Dunbar Scotland when the Hover oi her
chivalry, its horse foot and Objects overthrowu
with terrible slaughter by the English troops under Oliver
Cromwell
Deprived of my sword, and with my pinioned,
they dragged pushed and struck the; twenty hands or
upon and had scarcely time To think over
terrible situation when found myself thrust aginst
the aal ol AN old ruin, and then lighted lantern
tied to my neck BY its FAINT glnmering, even At that
terrible moment, could perceive Who, by his laced
scarlet coat broad hat aud white falling bands conceived
to he o rank but his face dark contracted aud
fofbdding.
'Sergnant-answer me, implore YOU said / is
that maj. an offcey' Yes, a eclonel-hc bears the
heatheuish name of Arthur Healing Save from this
butchery,' exclaimed save me- Sir Arthur lrsilng-l
a prisoner Of warr Die, Scot and be ID
Piled he turning away; 's the bolt Of the Lord
hath overraken thee. Hezekiah Aeceptei-Zcrubbabe
Mr<t-Habakuk Klisin, saith the sergeant, and thou,
Cosp otal Twaddle-' Il tell thee, brother, snivelrJ
the ",her in great wrath my is Fght.the good
fight oEFat, Twaddle me more Yes aud verify
fall nl-we will dispatch him by platoon and ut
distance Of forty yards could discern these i"ar hnutcs
through the gloom, by their white falling bands AS they
drew up opposite to me, aud began " handle their arms,
while Sergeant Melcbiscdech drawed out the words oil
command according the approved fashion OF Cromwes
a.my.
"'Poise your muskets-cock your mu. ket--guard
yo pans present-frel !" The four muzzle. seemed
lsh through tie dark into my very eyes. God receive
the y / sighed a. the four bullets crashed the
wall round me, and Tell amid lime and dust at my
feet Will every pulse and hbrc tinged within aud
my startling heart stood still Verify hut the Anorite
j. shot proof cried the crowd 81 soldiers who boxing
W. shall prove that--cast about ia charged
resumed the sergeant cooly iiupon paadc handle
your cllHrgcs-oPen them with your teeth-drss ram
rods-i
81 assured that had escaped this second in
tended plitoo must have lallcn the earth from
rtcnsion OF the heart and brain hut before they
could level again, the sten voice OF vested
with authority exclaimed, Recover you arms-slinne
HpOn We. mcn back upon your peril fall back l. u
thus NV orders obeycdg All shrunk OIL this per
approached. His presence and bearing lofty
md commanding but his lace massive aud coarsu
HIS large, aud his eyes piercing no
phn black hat, with broad brim, steel curas-, bun
coat aud stafched falling bsndr. BY some ntuitye
knowledge recognized the English Lieutenant General
Oliver Ctomwel"
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Fax SrAre ~ TESNs--Son- may look upon such a
thing free State OF Western Texas rs improbable par
cularly Mt the time when such efforts being
made in Kansas where saAery does exist posi-
tive law Yet there ~ strong probability that such an
event will occur within the next years. Our opinion
Is based the fact that foreign immigration is greater
than domestic 10y at least ten one aud upon the well
known TACT that foreign grafton opposed to slavery
who quietly Tolerate II so long as il is institution OF
STATE, but who will vote slavery when the question
zones up whether Texas shall be free slave State
This fact i not generally known, iso it is duly
sidered The goe OF the adopted citizens of Texas now
numbers at least tseve Thousand ia 1s than ten year
will be increased three times that number unless the
naturalization laws changed The increase will be ia
much greater ratio than that OF the native born vote
san dnfoHii Ttran
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itfh--eais bonsr, niles Ne.
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How ruE GAME WORKED ITO vote Tor Fillmore lie To
vote for Fremont" said the Democrats South ITO vote
for FILLMORE is tO vote for Buchanan said the Republic
can1 North "There IL chance" said the Democrats
south "FlmOre is abolitiOnist and enemy to tile
SOnih echoed the Southern Democracy from the line Of
the Potomac TO the frontiers OF Texas "IheTs -
chance, said the Republicans North. "Fimore is a
dong-face, proslavery man. and cant be- elected
its work, and crushed Fillmore North aud South. IL
was game we'll played, aud resulted 10 Buchanans cleo
ton 10 the Presidency by large majority Of votes