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Bids 10 be per year for the Whole work complete.
LOUIS II. PILE,
City Surveyor
Approved by The Committee on Streets and Landings
Of the Board Of Aldermen, New Orleans, March
s 9th, 1856.
ESignedl CHAs. PRIDE,
esgT#5 vi55g VI s5s.@ Chairman
4 Approved by the Committee on Streets and Land
ings Of the. Board of Assistant Aldermen, New Or
leans, March 27th, 1856. -
iSignedl ISAAC THAYER,
2s$3st5 Chairman
New Orleans, March %, 1856. az dtl4
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An ii * dater do I'adopton de cette ordinance, il
sera conaucienrs de drays ct de charre'tes
de les prix sniyans pour lie char
cement et de tous prodnits, marchan
discs ct autres objets dams les limtes de la vile.
Fl Ponrpnt voyage une distance n'excedant pas six
9ilets 80 cents,
De ilets ct n'excedant pas 10 iles 40 cents
De ilats 81 nsexcedant pas 10 ets.... GO cents
Dc IL llets etMe3cedant pas 81 ilets 80 cents
De ~ ilets Ell sdessus piaslre
4 Tout conducteur dc dray de cherrette qni deman
dera plus que prix eidessus passible dune
a.nende de S1oTeconvrable dudt conduclenr de dlay
gu de charree proprietare du dit dray de la
dite charret,e. &a3. 5a. 3sis a s&5
(Signedl FRED 3BUISSON,
u President.
i Approved Sill Of June, 1843.
[Sigaedl VIM. FREREF,
Mayor. a
"a true xtract G. W. LEWIS, secty.
I ms SOL 55&5s5 s5
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CDMPTRoLLER,s OFFICE. i
tCITY5o OF NEW ORLEANS, April Sd, 1856. n

No. 1885, y
Resotpea Tint the Comptroller be- and he is hereby
authorized and instructed 10 sell sat public auction, TO
the Invest bidder after days nn,ice in the official
iuurnal contract for the construction Of nuisance
wharf, opposite Independence street, Third District;
the work be done according with plans and specIf.
cations on file in the Surveyors office the adjudication
of said contract 10 subject 10 the approval or reec.
tionof lhs Common Council .s8 I'll ~ "a
lsgnedl III J.aLUGENBUHI., I'M
President Board OF Aldermen
ISigned] L. l.. TRACY,
Approved March s., 1885, sS Il Is Al Ne s. r
553s# President Board of Assistant Aldermen
l4 lSignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
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COMM ON COUNCIL,
elsy HAL, City be New 3tleans, Aprii 4, 1866. ~
270a vi E8Bals
ssafpsa That the Con- Keller bes and he is here
ahorgeJ III sell; after Eye notice, the
tfae, for the creation tho railing Tho statue of
Gem jackson. Jackson SAD sae subtract 70
8ihe approval 9 The Common Council and IN accord
with tho plans On NE in The
I ef5es ef the Surveyor: 81 4 rs, #
frssitsni Board Of An issants a lds5men.
fsssned] s#a55 85t8 J.SSi.s EUGENBUHI 81, 5s
President Board Of laermen.
H Approved April b, ls56, S;fst
s IBIS Isgnedl JoIIs y 4. t.EEyIs, Mayor.
Il1as1itleh i'd there ny comp ANTS from the
III different PARTS OF our cit of the neffi.
CHENEY af the# contractors for cleaning and repairing
pr cper aterticn of the S treet Com
iuuer III ie daies required of him by the ordi-
10 remove all offensive matter and cause 10
he kaHI cleani condition all Our streets at This
q season af he year !: theref fore he it
esoivsd, Thai joint eomnliite of The
cAsiFEeil uf the Einance cnmnitiee the Committee
on Streets and Landings. The Committee on Police,
aiid he Comm lice Health OF the Board Of Assist.
amt Aaermen, end four smbers of the Roard of AL.
derlneil, be and hereby to
andeport this Council neither the said neglect has
been caused the want the proper attention Of he
Street Commits The contractors for cleaning
and ring The streetsi and that they DO fully
for persons papers and make snch
report hey may deem necessary to remedy the evil
lMessrsE Bailey, Cnihertson Datell and De negres
were appointed on the part Of the Board of Aldermen
fSignedl L. j. TRAG
SigRedl 8ss55Sg ]. s..j UGENBEHE, 8
President Board of AZ dermef
aps fSfgnedl John LEWIS Mayor
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n a,YaR 4 I,rsY 81, garsY oRLH AVS

AEAEoRaLsTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
/ ss COMMON couNcIL,
i City Hall City Of, NeW Orleans, April z, 1856.
53 3s No. 1897.
Rssospsd, Thatth Street Commissioner BE-, and the
iron railing around Square, provided the cost
does not exceed fifty dollars. d 9a5
[Signedl E l., TRACY,
President Board of Asss tant Aldermen
lsignedl Il III LUG ENBUHL
n President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March 81, 1856. 55
[Signedl ~ HIN III LEWIS, Mayor.
"a true copy. THos. THEARD. 5Sec'y. aps
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3s CON PrReLLER,s OFFICE. i
Civ of Nay7 Orlsana, Nav /, 1875

City Of New 0rlsans, May /, 1866
esoiged Thst the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
authorized and required 70 gvs notice. standipe
ysftsetneHt In the official Journal that In ascordancs
with the ninth section of ordinance No. 1852 approved
March 80 1864 the Council will not any bill against
the tnssa contracted under authority of ordsr
from Comp in ancnsdance With The ordinance
$gefeSred to- IsignedI Il. Il TRACY.
siFi5 PRECEDENT Beard af Assistant ii dernien.
" fsgraai - sss IL. II. PLACE,
President Board ofAldermen
lsignsaJ aQtIa Il, LEWIS, Mayor.
Of tho 6ficers Of the city and of the
Fstl85 efSs '38s}+ts o. DE Buys
myIsR Gomptrclleg City Of GeR orlsansi
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TTNT4E STYLE OF OUR FIE3RI IS WEITS DAY
l. CHANGED TO A. W. B0SW0RTH 4 co.
STANTON l. CO.
New Orleans, January l, 1856
A w. BOSWORTA s. CO., Who'll EsArE AND
"a Retail Dealers in ICE Business Office Nos ii and IL
Front street Depot, between Poydras and LAFAYETTE streets
Two large Ice Depos ST. Thomas street. Ice Houses head
New Basin, and No 1856 Gravier street.
Also Ice Depot No. Is PoRchartraiu Railroad unner sida
opposite the PASSENGER saloon, New Orleans ianl 6rn
DUMMY BAGS-a0 bales for sale BY
~ milo s. Il. KENNEDY & CO., 20 Poydras street.
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Cilyof New Orleans, 9th of March, 1855.
$EtNTRAGT of an ordinance 81 The General Council
- OF the City IF New Orleans, entitled & an ordin-
saes concerning drays carts, etc 5h June,
4th 81 further ordained, That from and after the
passage Of this ordinances ii shall be lawful for day-
men and to demand and receive The following
aes ior az ana g 9 81
the city: For every load or trip .S'# IL 4,
exceeding ia distance Ave quar es ~ ~ cts
Be- g. Dc Dc d d. Go. 8 g e e's.
DO do do 90 do........5 y ssu Gus.
Exceeding "a 94s do. ~ ~! 4 W e!s.
IN ANY drayman or cartman charging more than the
above rates shall be liable fine of recove rabe
from such drayman eartman, or owner OF the dray
or cart
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be- remembered that 26h March 1856 before me- the
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H P Jan
ve Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company of
New Orleans who being duly sworn, according to law do de-
and say that the above accounts just and and
transcript from the books of the said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. 2. JANVIER Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day of March
1856. c. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
q
Board of Trustees have resolved pay Six per in
the scrip certificates of 1856 payable and after the
second Monday Of May and have declared scrip dir
eld of twenty-five per cent the net earned premiums of
the year. for which certificates will be issued and after
the of and they have reserved the balance
of the profits Of the ending 18th March, 1856 10 meet
pending but unadusted claims against the Company.
The Company continue against the perls of the
rivers and loss and damage by fire. the current rates Of
premium.
Office in iron building of Camp and Natchez streets
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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Net profits for the year ending 31St May 1856 So
REHABILITATION.
Amount of earned premiums above. 2S9 03
Less amount Of premiums paid by the
Merchants Insurance Odd Company
for re-iGsuring their outstanding poll
ces, and which they abandoned
their right profits a. per contract. $4,000 90
Premiums paid by parties who have aban-
doned their rights to profits, in
Bdsraion Of ten peg cent interest, say l60,924 IL
49, 23O, 1874 II
Balance, being net earned premiums participating in
the net profits of the Company. S257 1854 81
The Company have the following assets, viz:
Bills receivable short time, for premiums. .Sl2O25 l6
Bills receivable, being subscription 9O73 IS
Due for premiums in of collection s. OF
Due by agents in of settlement. 49, 1888 &c
Real estate, office building l004 SO
Cash hand GODS 90
Total .ss77 682 4s
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NO 27OS y
ResoIeed That PERM; be. and the same hereby
given 10 N. ID. MARVEL, to erect blacksmith shop
ON Apollo between Third and Fourth streets, the
erected agreeably 10 existing ordihances and TO
remain during The pleasure of the Common Council.
ISiEnedl $B$ Z, H. TRACY
s III AS President B card of Assistant Aldermen.
ESignedl n 81: lug ENBUHL,
s#13I5 President Board Of Aldermen.
approved April I, 1856.
apSs JOHN IL LEWIS, Mayor. "a
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Approved BY the Committee on Streets and Landings
NJ of tte Board,of Assistant Aldermen, New Orleans,
Ii 9th March, 1856. 55 E5E& .5E
ISigned,] ISAAC THAfER,
81. Chairman.
New Orleans, 2oih March, 1856 2Zy'5 az
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- 3sI3HI5 - NO 2Ub2. - = 557-775 -1@
Rssoipd That the lcomptroller do adjudioate to the
lowest bidder, AFTER ten days notice thereof made in
across The Canal Carondelet, al the unetoa Of Cai
borne and Marais streets with said canal in accord.
ors office he sale be subject to the approval of the
Common Council. Fl
ESignedl 81. LUGESBUHL,
1sss@748 ~ Ia President BOARD of Aldermen
TSignedI Z. L. TRACY, ss
B President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March IS, 1855.
s4sk II ESigtedl JOHN a LEWIS, Mayor
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. $780, No, 1858 ] & js5 essi G4
sRssopR, That the Comptrollerhe, and he is hereby
authorized and instructed 10 sell at auction, after
Ten days notice in the Official Journal the contract
years1o dale from the opening of the navigation of
said Bayou ST. John subiecl % the approval OF reecF
ton Of The Common Gopncil, ana in accordance with
specifications on file III HE Surveyors office. ~
Isignedl r. IL TRACY, 4 e
Preaidsnt Board Of Assistant Aldermen
ESignedl ]. j. LUGENBUHL,Ss
President Board of Aldermen.
[sgnedl JOHN i. LEWIS, Mayor.
Noiceis hereby given, Thai on MONDAY, the f4lh
inst, svil adudicase army Office, at IL O'clock NJ
.aps a$s als3i Q: spsRDYs, Comptroller.
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a 59I
Rasolacs, That the adndlcaiie made biz the Gomp-
,foller on liis 17th ARCH contract fof run
nsng The draining Inaehine q Bssction, for The
10 Henry Diamond re- improved and hathis securities
w N u ulIock and James Dayern are hereby
accepted =, 1. 49,. 9, s5s5
lsiERedl y i. VII ~ 4 = o. NJ
[sgnsdJ ! & kiN y H..
Approved April n 1855,
lei ans [Signedl VI 40 lin u. LEWIS. Mayor.
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II AND WAISf2ANTS.r-HIG HEsTMARKETRATE!
- paid for Land Warrants Also, all kinds Of unrurfen
Bank Notes Coin, Bullion and EXCELLENCE, purchased by
~ II. e. MERRELIi & CO.,
n3 a&Wiy Eaa Me- q Camp street. corner Of Common.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERT'k9Ss
~ ErC.-The subscriber would respectfully II
n Ntion of Planters, Physicians md Fame- Il
eSIAlo)sorted stock, comprising every article R;rK
ness all Of which, on examination Will be fouL II
GENUINE During season, SODA WATER + hi
the very best quality will be found ut this esta-- Il
all the popular Mineral Waters, such rs CONVgD5s
LICK, etc., etc. Bar Rooms supplied on reason ~
PURE HONEY, ESSENCE PEPPERMINT, E8
TIERS, etc. -f
THOMAS RANKIN, Druggist and CEzss,
o4 1y cor. Comp and Ps w
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Forhe construction of Nuisance Wharf opposite In
y dependence street, Third District 3Sssss Il q re
FKSHE wharf shall be constructed according TO the
lines, heights and dimensions to be given by the
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YKIINER,s CANADIAN YEisn-I

WINNERS CANADIAN VIIsNIr--zsssts-- A
w Certain Remedy for Worms. 1t is tt te
yond the shadow of doubt by the experience any Testimony Of
the most eminent physicians, more than of The
diseases with which children afflicted caused by Worms
and thousands of children die annually from those diseases when
the is either known attributed to somehinp else
Various the preparations which have been as
remedies for Worms but experience proved them ali more
less Intellectual the end however has at length been attained
and remedy found which has failed to destroy Worms
wherever they have existed This assertion is supported by The
testimony Of the most eminent physicians respectable nd
yiduaS in the The remedy -
WINERS CANADIAN VERNIFUGE WARRANTED
PURELYtVEGETABLE
1t is safe in its operaGu and easily administered than
any other Some OF the symptoms which indicate the existence
of the Worms in the bowels follows the Gonenance is
pale ola leaden color and sused with occasional bushes the
eyes are heavy and dull the breath CGd upper lip swollen
itching in the noss which the patient pick his nose
the sleep is disturbed the patient often awakening in great
fright and is liable to starting and grinding the teeth the appe
e exceedingly Irregular being sometimes vociols others
feeble, and in some instances depraved.
70 the following certificates might be added but Il
Is belieye that these sufficient establish that
MINER,S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE IS A SUPERIOR
REMEDY FOR WORMS =
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We the undersigned having frequently administered
cine prepared by Mr. John Winer Of this town. designated
MtNEipS CANADIAN VERM1FUGE and being fully salts
ned with Ms efficacy confidently recommend il safe and ELI
cen remedy for the expulsion of Worms from the inestine
canal. 90. O'REILI.Y
Llcentate OF the Il. @. Of Surgeons in Ireland, etc.
G. W. DICKINSON
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8ss Mo- 2707 a38 III 58s5
Resofge9, Thai permission be, and the same Isl here
BY given to Jacob Fay to erect blacksmith shop on
PrytaHia street, provide The same be- proof and
subject to be removed when The Common Council may
a deem the same necessary. y
iSignedI - IL. TRACY,
5# President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
q Esignsdl j. LUGENBUHL,
* President Board of Aldermen
y Approved April Z, 1856
APPS Esignedl 81 10 I'm ~ LEWIS Mayor.
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NJ. * WAL
Resoesd That permiss and The same is hereby
granted 10 sbn, ito erect q senm engine on
lrei, accorda and agteeably 10 law, The same
Temain turing the pleasnTs of the Common Council.
Esignsdl p M TRAGY
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen. &
Esignedl IN LUG ENBGH Use
nd Z resident Board Of Aldermen &
pprorad ApFil7, 1856. IL
ap5B ss TSignedl q HIN LEWIS, Mayor
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-02

From W..niNGToN oar lsiest al
vices from Washington, are to ihr iHih
No organization had taken pnce, nor "as
there prospect OF MI oieaniha'iao
The uuion asserts iha, our Go'efrmenl
has no intention OF 'uspendng o. ia'ef
sup,,ng diplomatic intercourse "ith 'i'"i
Britain. II remarks. however, thai nui
,.Is,ion. with England are delicate aud
critical
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UT It Ia exceedingly sunuer that not a
single copy OF the hate lss hanging the
courts IN this district has heou received.
We are yet without reliable information as
to when the cour,s IN the fcsptcf',e eounN
ties Will commence aud terminate. aud we
are vet to lean whether the acts Of the res
cent term Of the court htld n this eount,
are legal or n uulliy. What are our reps
ten,Stiv.s about \ lreud living "a pshur
informed u. on lhufsda, that he bad "a
copy Of til. law wolch be would s,ad us
next week.
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1uI NLAIitH Since our hsi. II,
have had a continuation al The se,,t,
weather Of the previous i've We h.. wind
my up in g'and di-co,iani fra'e. 1he
,h. Oserture TO the tal,rh oi b4sdad
On SATURDAY last rrsu" uo''hef eel 10
We had rain, sno~. aud wiod Il "as the
third consecutive salurfa! IA which u
.nowed. The succeeding DDS mas Also
very cold. Since then the Mralu,t ras
slightly moderated W. hops ile cud
weather 10 Mt Nj end.
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Tmx RIVER. The South Western a

yuw k,,rR. The S,rlh Western ol
" ednesda, ssls
Ia. liver ha. tlscn tNo and utli lrs'
ainee eur Last aud i, NOW uslug Il the
rains Of Friday and SATURDAY rXtrud'd
above W ma, IN lew DAYS expect ItlsniN
Of water Tor large boats. he Eliot Pen
can, Marion, Hope AID swan have or'yed
from \. Orleans; sud the Mary l. Daugh
.n, and Fanny feru from the balls. The
Hope lowed upa SING boat !0r Col Fuller
aud proceeded TO Jefferson.
We understand that II has contained n,
sing rapidly.
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sing rapidly.

OF Hon. ". +. Soorr sends Us there
port Of the Commissioner OF ID. General
Land Office. We regret tina, W. have not
time 10 give condensation Of ID. merits
One or two imporsau, items struck ii. upon
hasty p<russl Of the document. II ap-
:,%sss that the State Of Texas has an un
appropriated domain, after dedneting every
clsio, known to sais, OF IOi,i3t, 10 acres
Assount granted BY an act Iof the relief al
certain p~ssons therein named, approved
Feb. u. 1854, SIS. $50 acres Il land is
donst~d away a. this rate, many wears will
sot slspss beforc all We have viii be gone.
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VIZ Bnyev. Of Bath. Maine. hs. rakep
tbe contract to build the Capitol Of N,bra..
kn 'icrriiov 'iae huilding Is 10 be of
blck. aud v,li cost SlOo.o0o.
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Religions War in the Fast Indies


liinduo. bur Use m,ny o,hrs at l.ucsn""
/, prryrft 10 Islam. ,,iih that here" nuc"
whIch auiustes reUcgnd'-, rnh'lsh' -
iLraueheut lucknow and the pfi"c pal
Nalammrdn towns and villages "i ondr,
that ,hr ligdoos had at.ls DESTROYED AMI
d,a.rd Na.Ii. which un'I rccrnt', had
,,..t.d ln lIuuooma, "np,s- Itis mons
.,r,o. hb.t ua. rageri, believed hun,
d,eds rame sfwatd to wipe out tbs DIRE
,n,ult Ia Islam. aud shah nhoia,n iius-.tn,
ri,,etN king advantage OF 'h" ctrdolN
oi ats dnpe., prorl,mrd h'' miss'on' II"
WAS empowered Ia rare the s''hd''" "i
Islam. had been encouraged va VISIONS Il"
had been houor,d hv Divine fr'rl t'"n' ana
nov boldly proclaimed crusade against
the m6iel Collecting wy lu-" l"'re "'
bgotcd and wei sfmrd tn,loHs's. hr II .c'd
himself AZ the,r head aud marched "u Iln'
nouman Ghufce. Selecting u Mu.lld not
far from the sacred shrlaes OF jhv iind"es,
the shah aud his lansllcs made It their
headquarters. and prepared Tor victory or
death. Those whn were on the spot and
m authority made Us, Of every argument
To- deter them from their lnsane olJeet.
Ever, thing that wa practicable was uaed
To d..,uadt them, bat "a VAN
rba had resolved Ia win ~ die, aud
cauI> REPLIED ~ hay, dug ou, stayes.
kn,f reet1sg the ruou day pr,Nrr.. and
prom uual.g one and AL the lh',
anI ,Nbotug each other Il" VlH p'i"'I.r
10, ,I.usht.fms the iiJ,is the Noh,n-
m.d, sailed out .ld invoking opd and
III. Prophet opened o., CA the trt. DDS
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IMPROVEMENT Of oar Town.

ia.m upon raf N.i t. husuu, We were
.tura vtt the improved appearance
which 70 in9arted to these towns The
.rr. enclosing the square 81 Crockett. ""
...... u.'.rn.d. cost an., two buadrrd and
a.s .an Ihrptse Of iu.uh there Is
r.u.. D. rbrr ,lso it d, here I've bundled
ta.ar. would boi.d yer, hae lsnce.
INp Uoudr,d ana a'ts dollar, Tor tbs pur
posse rou,d bee ca.I, lal.td ~ town, aud
a., cul.t, n.alt vel aTtd to Subscribe
u.a l...uer
Nea..u need o. marael heu.e vers much.
o.. -.. ,ou ssh, we have such poor msr>
a.t. I.. tf.t lh.sgi. ga rltee "herr per,
-.i.. .l.. n tas eouriN ear srDd pro,
VISION. .r ...,. Ia Instance. q man ma,.
a.Hrl t.r pf-..lt arrangement. .e..i in Il
It g un.'r. Tor ,aie ZEN hniiIes
..t O.. Hr .nlI#s. lo town. would be
.... a, goo tasm I,u lie man from the
e.n, .n hA. lhe misfortune. perhaps, to 90
20 the won, houses, and after travelling
..,r u~ rIH.r i.r an hour or two. cpr.
t.ue u--4.lrI, determined ia his own
p,.a nu, 600 auHg or .eud anything mn'r
to mata.t g. addition 10 iai. % ma, be-
..u. I,.t. 'b,t Ie0 PERSONS olI lskr thr
.au.l.t .-. iI4t.,. rs alter iii. fashion
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W.Srsp-Fof the balance Of the car d
negro woman. who is good cook, washer
and ironer. Also negro boy, from II 10
IA years old. and a gid Of the 'ane age
Max. immediate Application At tbs ol''ee.
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dar.d aI a,, witt .r.u. ui...,d So ..
'e prevent u.r po-,,hati 81 wearing .a.t.
yerrt unln .uu, ,p..rf.,,, are. .s.....
,4r4 Ill. l.nJ SADIE. or .un.,tate "a. thst
HHUulr, E,l thy nltr sea-, .ia. a .au 81
% IL t..y.t fDlf Uo t,u ta.4-..i a...
s.it,d hiu Ln.hipih g.. t.tu t,.-
contact 81 the IT. -,a,, I u4.ra b. .U.
%, OpIlu4 "y.t tn, hAu l.,d. .uflt. BIZ.
pp>l u.clrtn,. nl ", atprf n me. .e..4. IA
tA.. WAY tu pnfutm .,uH iI.p, raulift.s Is
ID, hi, t,N.- uu th, hnd hr nNH.i tb.o.
vlthoat .uihci-.t rl.,bi.r a. rrnf-rt ham
that be- scarcely eyer wore a shut ~ under
garment. and taat the one he had on when
he died. hsd noi been changed tor over
three mouths
Il Is related of him that, nuiuithIand.
my the pile OF guld amt silver h. has
hoardei away, be- actually carried an oi
norse shoe he had picked up som, pla...
about the shops. ana lie, ,n..r...i-i M
tne il Tor hali dime Saininyhg on
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-02

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-02-02

rCol. W. r. liiLL i4st few days
- 70 attend The Feds,sl Court at Gslvss
Ia. - one Of ehs counsel 10, the defence
Il he celebrated Christy cases.